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Student organizations allow students to work with peers and to build connections in the community. A range of student groups are available to law students at UBalt. Several are highlighted below, but the entire list can be viewed on the student groups page.
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Asian Pacific American Law Student Association (APALSA)
The National Asian Pacific American Law Student Association (NAPALSA) serves as an academic, social and political resource for Asian Pacific American students in the law school. The UBalt chapter offers an APA perspective on the law school experience and the legal profession. APALSA encourages participation, leadership and public service among APA law students at the University of Baltimore.
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Black Law Students Association (BLSA)
The Black Law Students Association is a national organization created and designed to articulate and promote the needs and goals of black law students. The UBalt chapter has developed a Law Student Assistance Program, in which upper-class law students are assigned to incoming first-year students to help them adapt to the law school environment.
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Jewish Law Students Association (JLSA)
The National Jewish Law School Association educates both Jewish and non-Jewish students and faculty about the Jewish faith and seeks to discuss and raise awareness of legal and professional issues facing Jews today. The University of Baltimore's JLSA is a cultural, social, educational and religious organization that reflects the varied interests of the Jewish student community at the University of Baltimore School of Law.
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Latin American Law Student Association (LALSA)
The purpose of the Latin American Law Student Association is to promote the integration of Latin American law students within the University of Baltimore community. LALSA seeks to host and organize law-related social, cultural and academic events that address issues pertinent to Latin American culture and to foster a more understanding and tolerant society. -
South Asian Law Students Association (SALSA)
The South Asian Law Students Association provides an exciting cultural, social, moral and academic climate for all UBalt students. SALSA focuses on establishing and educating members and others about South Asian history and culture, as well as legal issues on the global front.
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Students Supporting the Women's Law Center (SSWLC)
The UBalt chapter of SSWLC provides a forum for education, advocacy and scholarship aimed at advancing the interests of women through the legal system and the legislature. The organization is dedicated to informing the university and the surrounding community about issues that involve women and their rights.
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Women's Bar Association (WBA)
The University of Baltimore student chapter of the Women's Bar Association of Maryland organizes and hosts a series of educational and informational programs addressing legal issues that affect women in the profession and in the community at large.
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Office of Disability and Access Services
The Office of Disability and Access Services provides reasonable accommodations for students with documented disabilities and assures access to all campus facilities and programs.