The association assists in increasing the number of Latino lawyers and promotes the needs and goals of Latino students. Members use their bilingual skills in providing legal services to Boston-area Latinos and also serve as translators at the law school's Legal Assistance Bureau and the Massachusetts Superior Court. This annual student-produced musical parodies law school life and the roles of administration, faculty and staff. The law school chapter of this national organization promotes progressive ideas, presents speakers and films and provides job placement assistance. This group discusses the problems and joys of being an older law student.
Students offer and receive, advice and support on studying, career and family issues.
They also serve as an informal information network for career planning and placement. This chapter of a national legal fraternal organization of men and women publishes a student directory, provides opportunities for students and faculty to meet informally and undertakes community service projects. This student organization is devoted to rational discussion of legal issues involving reproductive choice. Through a variety of forums and projects, the group addresses topics such as meaningful economic and social options for pregnant women. It supports individuals' legal right to make responsible reproductive choices.