This information will be available in late 1998 or early 1999. Student Life Student Activities Chapman University School of Law students have the opportunity to be members of many student organizations. The school offers both co-curricular and extracurricular activities. Co-curricular activities include the Chapman Law Review, the law journal Nexus, and the Moot Court Honor Board. The law review is a traditional student-edited review whose members are selected based on academic achievement and writing ability.
Nexus is a peer-edited publication operated by students selected on academic achievement.
The Moot Court Board is composed of students possessing superior appellate advocacy and writing ability. Extra-curricular organizations are numerous, concentrating on both social and academic activities. Below is a list of the current student organizations. The limit on type and number of student organizations available to Chapman University School of Law students is set only by the energy level and sense of involvement found in the student body. The School of Law recognizes the importance of such activities in student life.