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Student Life and Leadership
At Case Western Reserve University School of Law our students participate in over forty student organizations. And those numbers keep growing. We support the creativity and energy of our students, whose initiative and leadership have led to the creation of new student groups every year.
The student organizations at Case Western Reserve School of Law are much more than a vehicle for exploring legal interests with peers; they provide a valuable proving ground for leadership skill development and extraordinary opportunities to work with Case Western Reserve professors and national legal practitioners.
A few of our organizations are highlighted below. Visit our student organizations page for more information about our 40+ student organizations.
National Security & Law Society
The purpose of the National Security Law Society is to foster interest in, and understanding of, the legal aspects and ramifications of national security, which is so prevalent in our world today.
National Lawyers Guild
The National Lawyers Guild is a progressive legal organization dedicated to the elimination of racism, protection of civil rights and the use of the law as an instrument for the protection and empowerment of people.
Ault Mock Trial Team
The Jonathan M. Ault Mock Trial Team fosters student interest in litigation through specialization in trial advocacy. Its purpose is to provide intensive training in trial procedure and tactics
Canada-United States Law Institute
The Canada-United States Law Institute is dedicated to exploring the complex transnational and international legal issues affecting the trade relationship between the United States and its largest trading partner - Canada.
Community Spotlights
1L Games
Students and Faculty participate in the 2006 1L Games, with events such as the Section Fight Song, Cheesy Law Commercials, a doughnut eating contest, the Relay Res Ipsa Loquitur, and more!
Orientation
Our incoming class enjoying themselves at a Cleveland House of Blues reception welcoming them all to Cleveland during Orientation week
Some of our incoming first-year students enjoying an Indians' game against the Orioles on August 19 at Jacob's Field