Student Organizations
Vanderbilt law students are active, public-minded and diverse - all qualities reflected by a wide variety of thriving student organizations at the law school. Even with little free time, most students find it worthwhile to join one or more organizations for professional advancement, personal enhancement, altruism, and networking - or simply to offer a welcome release from the demands of law study. This section provides brief descriptions of current student organizations and the names of officers to contact for more information.
Vanderbilt Bar Association (VBA)
Asian-Pacific American Law Student Association (APALSA)
Black Law Students Association (BLSA)
Entertainment & Sports Law Society
Environmental Law and Policy Annual Review
Jewish Law Students Association (JLSA)
Labor and Employment Law Society
La Alianza (Formerly the Latin American Law Students Association, or LALSA)
Law Students for Reproductive Justice
Law Students for Social Justice
Law Students for Veterans Affairs
Legal Aid Society and Public Interest Stipend Fund
The List Project at Vanderbilt
National Security and Law Society
Native American Law Students Association
South Asian Law Students Association
Vanderbilt Alternative Dispute Resolution Organization (VADRO)
Vanderbilt Art and Cultural Property Law Association (VACPLA)
Vanderbilt Intellectual Property Association (VIPA)
Vanderbilt Law School Ambassadors
Vanderbilt Law School Democrats
Vanderbilt Law Transfer Students Association
Vanderbilt Student Health & Wellness Association (VSHWA)
Vanderbilt Trial Advocacy Society (VTAS)
Women Law Student Association (WLSA)
The Office of Student Affairs serves as the administrative point of contact for Law School student organizations. We are located in Suite 152 of the Vanderbilt Law School Building. For more information please call 615-322-6826 or e-mail erica.rubinsky@vanderbilt.edu. We do not provide students' contact information but if you would like us to pass on a message we would be happy to do so.
