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For over three decades, the Vermont Attorney General and UVM have worked together to help Vermont consumers and businesses. Find our consumer complaint form here.
Service-learn or intern with CAP!
In CDAE 2590 (SL: Consumer Law in Action) and an expanded CDAE 3590 (SL: Consumer Law in Action II) course, CAP students help the Vermont community. In a supportive service-learning environment, CAP students grow as professionals while assisting consumers and the public through outreach and education. CAP helps consumers and businesses resolve consumer problems through a complaint mediation service and helps connect callers to additional information and referral services.
CAP IS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS INTERESTED IN MAKING A DIFFERENCE
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- Help Vermonters
- Learn about government, law, and policy
- Understand consumer rights
- Address pressing consumer issues
- Earn course credit while completing weekly service-learning hours
CAP is in the Community Development and Applied Economics Department on campus and provides students with hands-on applied learning opportunities.
- Take CAP classes as electives, or to fill requirements for majors: Community Entrepreneurship, Community and International Development and Public Communication (Stategic Communication, and for the Community and International Development minor.
- Take CDAE 2590 one semester and then CDAE 3590 the next to deepen your knowledge and experience and build your resume.
- Grad students: CDAE 3590 is approved for graduate credit!
We also offer internships and work study opportunities!