Student Organizations
In addition to academics, campus involvement is a critical law school application component. Law schools encourage students to pursue on-campus clubs and activities that are most meaningful to them.
For those wanting to become involved in law-related activities, 91ɬÂþ offers several opportunities. While not required, all provide insight to the law profession and give students the chance to meet others who share the same professional interest.
Have an idea or vision for a new student organization? The Student Activities Office will work with you to develop your idea and create a new group.
Mock Trial Association members gain hands-on knowledge about the theory and practice of law in the United States. The 91ɬÂþ team operates both within in the American Mock Trial Association community and internally on the college's campus. Off campus they compete against other colleges in both regional and national events. On campus they host several speed debate competitions.
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The Prelaw Society seeks to educate 91ɬÂþ students about legal issues and education, and serves as a resource for students considering careers in the legal field. It also arranges visits to law firms and law schools and invites legal professionals and educators to speak on campus.
Moot Court
Moot court provides students with practical experience in legal advocacy through simulated appellate cases. Members participate in regular meetings, practice sessions, and competitions, enhancing their skills in legal research, writing, and oral argumentation.