The law clinic that Angela talked about seemed like a really powerful experience to me. I’ve never studied law but I can say that in physics, tangible experiments makes the material much more and comprehensible and accessible. It seems like an adaptation of the labs that exist in STEM classes to humanities and social science. For me, this was one of the difficulties in political classes: unlike literature it wasn’t creative and unlike physics it was very intangible to me. I might look for classes like this in later semesters when fulfilling my distribution requirements. I also was intrigued by the fact that these clinics work on real cases. I can imagine how impactful that clinic would be to not only get first-hand experience but to really make a difference in someone’s life, even as an undergrad.