The College of Law is proud to host two Centers of Excellence, as well as the Oregon Law Commission.
Our faculty also share expertise through Centers of Excellence hosted by the main university, including the Center for Religion, Law and Democracy, directed by law professor Steve Green.
Nationally recognized as one of the nation's finest training grounds in dispute resolution, the Center for Dispute Resolution has earned many accolades since its founding in 1983.
The Willamette Center for Constitutional Government was established in 2002 to promote the impartial study and understanding of federal-state and government-citizen relations in the United States.
The Oregon Law Comission is the result of a public-private partnership between Willamette University and the Office of Legislative Counsel that allows the Commission to recommend law reform, revision and improvement to the Legislature while providing opportunities for students and faculty to be involved in supporting the Commission's work. The Commission is housed at the Oregon Civic Justice Center, part of Willamette University College of Law.
