Recognizing that clients often seek solutions to problems that are multi-dimensional, a number of our clinics explore working with other professionals as a way to better serve clients. The Battered Women’s Rights Clinic, for example, is co-taught by a faculty member with a Masters of Social Work who supervises MSW students from the Hunter College School of Social Work who work and learn alongside the law students. Significant class and supervision time is devoted to identifying the ethics, skills and practice of social workers, the tasks that each profession is uniquely trained to perform, the professional strains that may inhibit good client work, as well as addressing collaboration perspectives that provide insight into all interdisciplinary