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The Artificial Intelligence Law Society (AILS) is dedicated to the discussion of A.I. and its intersections with the law and public policy. Through our support network of legal professionals and students, the AILS encourages students to interact with their current and future professional peers for both personal and professional development. We accomplish this through providing educational programs focused on issues relevant to A.I.

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“Advocacy,” which captures mock trial, moot court, and alternative dispute resolution, is a category of professional skills and activities that involve written and oral communication, problem solving, and legal analysis. Advocacy programs in law schools provide students with invaluable opportunities: opportunities for professional development, opportunities to build communities, and opportunities to find joy in the practice of law.

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Our mission is to support and advocate for laws and legal systems that redress the founding failures of our Constitution, strengthen our democratic legitimacy, uphold the rule of law, and realize the promise of equality for all, including people of color, women, LGBTQ+ people, people with disabilities, and other historically excluded communities.

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ALSA's mission is to promote social justice, civic responsibility and professional legal skills through a dynamic, supportive network for both Asian students and students who have an interest in issues that impact the Asian community. ALSA's activities include a professional mentoring program, volunteer opportunities with local non-profit organizations, and one of the law school's marquis events: Karaoke Night.

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ALSA Premium Membership - $10
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Access to the ALSA outline bank
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First access to scholarship/volunteer/networking opportunities
ALSA graduation stole

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As a chapter of the National Black Law Students Association ("NBLSA"), the Black Law Students Association at Seattle University School of Law is committed to recruiting and supporting Black law students, creating and maintaining a comfortable and supportive learning environment for all law students, and increasing cultural awareness and active participation within the legal and broader community.

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The primary purpose of the Business and Entrepreneurship Law Association (BELA) is to provide access and build relationships between law students and the business/entrepreneurial community in Seattle. Secondarily, the Association seeks to explore topics such as corporate structures, funding opportunities, mergers/acquisitions, liability, marketing/advertising, online contracting, and other areas that relate to business/entrepreneurship law. BELA will accomplish these goals by providing various educational and practical events including career panels, presentations by guest speakers, job shadow opportunities, mentorship program, meet and greets, workshops, and various other functions.

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The Disability Justice Collective is an organization dedicated to promoting the wellbeing, academic success, and professional development of law students with disabilities. It is open to both students with disabilities and allies. As a member/affiliate organization of the National Disabled Law Students Association (NDLSA), the 10 Principles of Disability Justice guide all of our advocacy efforts.

If you would like to receive DJC emails, please join us as a member!

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The Election Law Caucus (ELC) at Seattle University School of Law is a student organization dedicated to advancing democracy through education, dialogue, and advocacy. We provide a forum for students to explore pressing issues in election law, voting rights, and democratic reform while equipping future advocates with the tools to strengthen electoral integrity and expand access to the ballot.

Our purpose is to:

1.) Raise awareness of alternative voting systems and their potential to improve representation;

2.) Discuss current events and emerging issues related to voting rights and election law; and

3.) Advocate for reforms that promote fair, accessible, and transparent elections.

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Promotes environmental awareness and activism, with a focus on achieving sustainability and environmental justice at Seattle U and in the greater legal community. Sponsors engaging speakers, forums and activities that provide students with opportunities to learn from and interact with professionals

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The Family Law Society is dedicated to the promotion and support of the family law legal community at the Seattle University
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The Fashion and Art Law Society ("FALS") is an organization dedicated to providing a platform to explore legal issues related to the fashion and art industries and fostering a sense of community through:
(a) Educating students about legal issues in the fashion industry, including intellectual property, international trade, contracts, labor and employment, entertainment, agency, and internet law.
(b) Fostering networking opportunities with professionals in the field of Fashion and Art Law.
(c) Hosting speaker events, career panels, and educational workshops.
(d) Promoting student engagement with the broader fashion and legal communities.

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The Filipino American Law Students Association at Seattle University School of Law endeavors to create an inclusive and supportive environment for Filipino students and their allies.

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To provide peer-to-peer support for fellow first-generation law students and expand opportunities for those who are the first in their family to attend college and Law school

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Gain peer metorship, build community, participate in events to further knowledge of the legal field, including networking, and student panels.

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The Health Law Society strives to raise awareness of health related legal issues by linking students who are interested in health law practice with mentors in the Puget Sound region, and through externships, clinical practice opportunities, and post graduate employment related to health law. Watch our video below!https://vimeo.com/452645836

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We believe that everyone should have the power to decide if, when, and how to define, create, and sustain their families. Our goal is to help transform the legal and policy landscape to make our belief a reality.

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The International Law Society’s mission is to provide a safe space where students who are interested in
all things International law, study abroad, and cultures from around the world can connect and network
with each other and professionals and professors in the field of law. The ILS is committed to allowing
students in all years of their JD to hold leadership positions and help organize events related to
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The International Refugee Assistance Project (IRAP) is a global legal aid and advocacy organization working to create a world where refugees and all people seeking safety are empowered to claim their right to freedom of movement and a path to lasting refuge.
Part student group and pro bono project, IRAP chapters contribute to various local and international efforts to provide pathways to safety for displaced people. Since the organization’s founding in 2008, IRAP’s pro bono network of law students and attorneys have helped over 4,200 refugees and their families resettle to 18 different countries. IRAP SU is one of IRAP’s 26 law school chapters across the United States and Canada. To learn more about IRAP, visit www.refugeerights.org.
IRAP student chapters work on legal and advocacy projects identified and supervised by IRAP staff, but also engage with refugee issues and organizations in their local communities. Each chapter has student leaders who run the chapter as a student group on campus.

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Students at Seattle University School of Law (SU Law) join IRAP because they seek practical ways to express their care and passion for supporting immigrant and refugee communities. Students participate in IRAP to gain information about immigration law, network with practitioners whose work aligns with their interests, and engage in pro bono work. With Washington being the third-largest refugee-receiving state, many SU Law students have personal connections to the issue of immigrant justice. IRAP attracts students from diverse backgrounds, a diversity not reflected in many other student organizations.

At SU Law, students also have access to opportunities such as the immigration clinic and professors with expertise and experience across various areas of immigration law, many of whom encourage the student body to become aware of IRAP’s work and advocacy. While many students join IRAP already passionate about immigrant justice, the organization also welcomes those who are eager to learn more. Some IRAP student members have taken 100-hour pro bono pledges through the law school and fulfill those hours by working on projects offered by IRAP.

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JSLA will support our mission in giving Jewish and non-Jewish law students a place to network within the Jewish Law community and educate students to increase understanding and acceptance. It shall provide a forum for speakers, advocacy training, and discussions on such topics as Jewish civil rights advocacy, campus antisemitism, international human rights law, and Jewish Safety and Wellbeing, as well as intersectional events with other diversity focused student organizations.

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The Justice in Employment and Labor Law Organization (JELLO) of Seattle University School of Law is dedicated to promoting workers' rights and to building the pipeline of future attorneys seeking opportunities in labor and employment law. We plan events, organize in our community, and share opportunities for students to get experience working in labor and employment law. Join JELLO to learn more!

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The Korean Law Students Association is a community-based organization that celebrates Korean culture and promotes inclusion, diversity, and egalitarianism. Our purpose is to create a mutual support group for all Korean students and allies who are interested in the representation of our heritage. We intend to offer a space that provides a safe environment that allows members of all backgrounds and political beliefs to participate. Our organization will offer academic benefits for members, including connecting with KABA lawyers and volunteering opportunities. Additionally, our organization will offer recreational events allowing students to connect and enjoy Korean culture. We are open to any members of other organizations who are interested in celebrating Korean culture joining our organization.

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The Latinx* Law Student Association (LLSA) pledges itself to the ongoing development of its members. We seek to train future community leaders to be consciously committed to serving marginalized communities in need of legal advocacy. In doing so, our experiences as Latinxs guide us in understanding that every community issue is interconnected. We seek to collaborate, support, and respect the efforts of other dynamic organizations both on and off-campus.

*Formerly "Latina/o Law Student Association." "Latinx" is pronounced "Lah-teen-a/o," "Lah-teen-ex," or "Lah-teen-es." The "x" is gender-neutral and includes folks who do not identify within the gender binary and/or those who use gender-neutral pronouns.

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Provides Middle Eastern and South Asian law students, and students interested in the these regions, with opportunities to connect with each other and with the Middle Eastern/South Asian legal community through networking, fundraising, and mentorship programs and events.

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The mission of the Military and Veterans Law Society (MVLS) is to connect students who are Veterans, Active Duty, Reserve, National Guard, prospective service members, or otherwise related, together. As a unit, the MVLS will help its members realize their potential by connecting them with resources on campus and out in the community. Additionally, MVLS will strive to ensure its members’ concerns, issues, and desires are recognized in the academic community and outside of the academic community.

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To use law for the people, uniting lawyers, law students, legal workers, and jailhouse lawyers to function as an effective force in the service of the people by valuing human rights and ecosystems over property interests.

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NALSA aims to provide an organization for Native American law students and other law students interested in the field of Indian law that will promote academic excellence, cultural fluency, and serve as a basis from which actions can be taken to advance the field of Indian law and affect positive change in the Native American community. NALSA also seeks to foster communication through collaborations with other SU Law organizations, service to the Native American community, working with attorneys practicing in the field of Indian law, and the general public. NALSA aspires to provide a forum for discussion of legal issues effecting Native Americans or relating to the field of Indian Law. NALSA also seeks to help advance the Indian law program and curriculum at Seattle University School of Law. With regard to future SU enrollment, NALSA hopes to assist Native Americans and individuals interested in studying the field of Indian law with the preparation and application to law school, and NALSA will also assist in the recruitment of Native American students and individuals interested in the field of Indian law to Seattle University School of Law.

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