Law and Medicine Law and Medicine is an organization interested in the intersection of law, medicine, and bioethics. It is a forum for those interested in both health law, and bioethics. The Society provides a forum for discussion, career resources, and contacts with health law practitioners in the community. Also, the Society provides opportunities to interact with other organizations interested in the health sciences and bioethics, and works with these other organizations to sponsor speakers and programs of interest. Law School teams also participate in the main University's soccer and broomball league.
All sports are co-rec.
For information watch for postings on the Subplaza Bulletin Boards. LSC is a group of students with and without children who are interested in the legal issues affecting children. Areas of focus include child advocacy, juvenile justice, and addressing the needs of parents in the workplace and here in the Law School. Legal Advocacy for West Bank Women is a non-profit corporation and student organization formed at the Law School in 1991 to provide free legal services to needy women residing in Minneapolis' West Bank neighborhoods, particularly in the areas family and welfare law. Formed in 1984, Lambda LSA serves as a support system and as a social circle for law students concerned with lesbian, gay, and bisexual issues.