Student
Organizations
UC Law SF is home to multiple student organizations, journals, and teams – and they make up the lifeblood of student life on campus. Through their events, mentorship programs, and community engagement, our student organizations help students grow their professional networks and connections, develop skills, explore opportunities on and off campus, and build lifelong friendships. Approximately 50 to 70 student organizations register with the campus annually, and our currently active ones are listed below. In addition, we also have multiple other student engagement opportunities, some of which are listed below as well.
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Affinity Groups
Our affinity groups bring together students of different racial, ethnic, socioeconomic and religious backgrounds.
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Advocacy & Volunteer
Students have the opportunity to participate in a variety of non-legal volunteer work in the community.
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Journals
The Journals at UC Law SF publish scholarly articles, essays, and student notes. First-year students who wish to participate on a journal during their second year are required to enter the Inter-Journal Writing Competition.
Journals
Political
Political organizations at UC Law SF provide a means for students to become involved in national, state, and local politics.
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Topic Based
UC Law SF supports the work of over 20 student organizations that cover a wide range of topics.
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UC Law SF is consistently named one of the top trial team programs in the U.S. according to rankings of interscholastic law school trial competitions.
Resources for Current Students
Current Student Organization leaders should consult the current Student Organization Handbook and the Student Organization Sharknet page for information regarding student organizations and the most common issues that arise. Please contact the Associate Director for Student Life & Inclusion with any questions, concerns, or to start a new organization.
Go to SharknetUpcoming Student Org Events
Earth Month Event with Pro Bono
Inviting guest speakers to discuss the intersection of settler colonialism and the environment.
UCLAS General Council Meeting
UC Law Associated Students biweekly General Council meeting, open to all students.