The Digital Due Process Clinic provides high-quality, pro bono services to support people who are struggling with automated scoring systems. Based at Cornell University, the program brings together multidisciplinary teams of students who work on real-world problems under the supervision of experienced faculty.
Research Projects
Student researchers are working on a range of research projects throughout the year. While some of these are honors theses or independent studies, the main focus is on the collaborative spring projects. Learn more →
Public Events
We try to foster public conversations about the social implications of automated scoring systems. Our events range from invited speakers to movie screenings and discussion panels. Learn more →
(Virtual) Book Club
Every few weeks, members of the clinic get together (virtually) to read and discuss books relevant to our research interests. The book club is student-run and open to anyone who wants to join. Learn more →
Funding and Support
The Digital Due Process Clinic is generously supported by a National Science Foundation CAREER award and the Department of Science & Technology Studies at Cornell University.