The Intellectual Property Law Society promotes the study of intellectual property law at the School of Law. Conferences, seminars, and speakers programs allow members to explore issues related to intellectual property law and career opportunities within the field. The International Law Society is an organization dedicated to promoting the examination of issues concerning public and private international law through sponsorship of a speakers program and through student participation in conferences and seminars. The society also provides opportunities for students to explore career and employment possibilities within the field. Each year, the society fields a team to participate in the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition.
All interested students are eligible for membership.
JLSA helps students explore career opportunities through meeting with practicing attorneys, judges, government employees, and other professionals in the setting of JLSA-sponsored social events. The Law and Economics Society provides a forum for interaction between students who share an interest in the practical and theoretical applications of law and economics. The society sponsors speaker presentations of general interest to the law school, provides educational programs to introduce students to the principles of economics, and hosts seminar presentations by economists whose scholarly work has applications to the law. The society hosts a variety of social activities for its members. The board is responsible for organizing and running all in-school moot court competitions.