Guardians ad Litem are appointed by the court to protect and promote the interests of children and mentally incompetent adults who find themselves involved in judicial proceedings. Students may join the Vermont Law School chapter, which provides training, informational meetings, referrals, and opportunities to exchange experiences. Student guardians experience the legal process first-hand while providing a valuable service to the community. Hearsay is a student run literary journal, produced and typeset by the Hearsay staff. The publication is comprised of creative writings, art, and photography produced by members of the Vermont Law School community.
All students are welcome to join the Hearsay staff at the beginning of each academic year.
The International Law Society is a recently formed organization focusing on expanding Vermont Law School's exposure to international law issues, especially those issues which involve international environmental law. The ILS sponsors the Jessup Moot Court Competition to encourage participation in the international legal community. The Jewish Students Group is an organization devoted to the support and appreciation of Jewish life at Vermont Law School. It focuses on such issues as cultural and religious integrity, anti-Semitism, legal rights, and Jewish contributions to the law. The group sponsors panel discussions, speakers, cultural activities, and informal social events.