Student Organizations
The Lewis & Clark Student Bar Association (SBA) is your official student body resource and liaison in matters involving the school administration, faculty, and student services at L&C Law School. The SBA hopes to provide information for current students, organizations, alumni, and prospective students who want a better look at life at Lewis & Clark Law School.
In addition to the SBA, there are many student groups covering a variety of interests.
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American Constitution Society
Asian Pacific American Law Student Association
Black Law Student Association
Business Law Society
Christian Legal Society
CLS exists to inspire, encourage, and equip Christian lawyers and law students both individually and in community to proclaim, love and serve Jesus Christ through the study and practice of law, the provision of legal assistance to the poor and needy, and the defense of the inalienable rights to life and religious freedom. The Lewis & Clark Law School CLS Chapter is made up of students passionate about integrating their faith into the practice of law. CLS is open to all students who seek a welcoming community of faith-driven, future lawyers.
Crime Victims’ Rights Alliance
Data Privacy Group
Disability Allied Law Student Association
Education Law Society
Entertainment, Sports, Media (ESM) Law Society
Environmental Law Caucus
Family Law Society
Federal Bar Association
Federalist Society
Food & Agriculture Law Society (FALS)
The mission of the Food & Agriculture Law Society (formerly Food & Wine Law Society) is to provide an outlet for students to gain experience and understanding of current legal issues in food law and policy. To achieve these goals, FALS will aspire to provide students with connections in the professional Food Law field, instigate thoughtful discussions, panels, and events surrounding relevant topics in food and agriculture law, provide a means for students to engage with and volunteer in the local community, and act as a resource for students and community members interested in learning more about relevant concerns in the field.
Health Law Society
Immigration Student Group (ISG)
Intellectual Property Student Organization (IPSO)
International Law Society (ILS)
Jewish Legal Society
Labor and Employment Law Society
Latinx Law Society
Law and Science Society
Lewis & Clark Law School Animal Legal Defense Fund
Military and Veteran Law Society
Minority Law Student Association
National Lawyers Guild
Native American Law Student Association (NALSA)
Natural Resources Law Association
Northwest Environmental Defense Center (NEDC)
Ocean Research & Conservation Alliance
OUTLAW
Probate and Estate Planning Society (PēPS)
Public Interest Law Project
Student Advocates for Business & Environmental Responsibility (SABER)
Student Angling Law Society
The Student Angling Law Society (“SALS”) is a group dedicated to promoting the sport of angling and improving public awareness regarding the legal issues concerning Pacific Northwest watersheds. SALS conducts cleanup efforts, fishing trips, lunch-time talks, and networking opportunities which bring students closer to the water and the issues surrounding it. Additionally, SALS is a resource for students who already have an interest in angling or would like to try it out
Student Bar Association
Students for Eliminating Environmental Discrimination (SEED)
Students for International Environmental Law (SIEL)
Women in Criminal Law
Women’s Law Caucus
Student Affairs is located in Legal Research Center on the Law Campus.
email eadavis@lclark.edu
voice 503-768-6610
fax 503-768-6671
Associate Dean for Student Affairs - Libby Davis
Administrative Specialist for Student Affairs - Liz Hobbs
Student Affairs
Lewis & Clark Law School
10101 S. Terwilliger Boulevard MSC 51
Portland OR 97219