Your involvement in student life outside the classroom will complement your journey through law school. These organizations reinforce course work, provide a stepping stone for students with leadership potential, foster development of a student's special interests, foster lifelong friendships, and provide an outlet for creativity and service to the community. The Baculus A College of Law publication, the Baculus includes articles of interest and importance to the law school community. Faculty, staff, alumni, and students contribute articles. The Faculty Profile section comprises brief biographies of law faculty and staff, and the Publications section reviews published books and articles by students, faculty, and staff.
Members are matriculated black law students at American member law schools or at-large chapters.
The Board of Advocates is open to any law student interested in advocacy. The Board includes members at large and the Executive Council. It's mission is to develop the communication skills of the lawyer in a broad range of settings, including client counseling, negotiation, mediation, rate making, trial, and appeal. Subjects include contract law, criminal law, energy and environmental law, health law, international law, Native American law, sports law, and tort law. The Board of Advocates provides opportunities for professional development of the oral and written skills required of the legal profession.