We support numerous student organizations that give you the opportunity to meet students with similar interests, develop leadership skills, and expand your professional network.
Black Law Students Association offers students peer support, professional networking, advocacy on issues important to African American lawyers and citizens, and public service activities.
Disabled Students Association will inform and raise awareness of challenges people with disabilities face to become successful lawyers, and helping people with disabilities overcome the challenges of becoming successful lawyers.
Energy and Environmental Law Society will support and promote the area of environmental Law. Energy and environmental law encompasses protections, societal priorities, energy development, and property areas of law.
Equilibrium promotes law student wellness by raising awareness, creating opportunities for students to engage in activities that support overall wellness, encouraging law students to learn about on-campus resources that support wellness, and creating connection among students who share an interest in wellness.
Federal Bar Association student chapter offers educational and networking opportunities to students interested in federal practice.
Association for Mental Health Law will bridge the gap between those in the community with mental health issues and their access to legal resources.
The Federalist Society for Law & Public Policy student chapter is part of a national organization of law students, law professors, lawyers, and others that explores issues from a perspective of a strict interpretation of the United States Constitution. It sponsors speakers and panel discussions.
The Legal Association of Women provides informational, networking, and mentoring opportunities for students to explore career issues that affect female lawyers.
Norse Intellectual Property Association provides a diverse and inclusive forum for Chase Law students to promote intellectual property law to law students and foster opportunities in the field for those interested.
Outlaw promotes discussion and awareness of LGBTQ diversity and legal issues, and coordinates with other student organizations.
Phi Alpha Delta is a national association open to all students for educational, service, and social opportunities.
Public Advocacy Coalition sponsors speakers and service activities for students interested in public interest law.
