With our stimulating variety of more than 20 student organizations, Campbell Law students have many opportunities to pursue special interests, advance their skills, build knowledge and develop life-long professional relationships. Our active student organizations add tremendous depth to the intellectual and social heartbeat of the school, orchestrating numerous benefits, clinics and gatherings throughout the year. Many of these functions allow students to engage and interact with alumni and practicing litigators, serving as a platform for valuable networking and fellowship opportunities.
Following are the current active student organizations at Campbell Law:
- American Bar Association — Student Judicial Division (ABASJD)
- Asian Pacific American Law Student Association
- Black Law Student Association (BLSA)
- Business Law Association
- Campbell Law Democrats
- Campbell Law Republicans
- Campbell Public Interest Law Students Association (CPILSA)
- Christian Legal Society (CLS)
- Death and Taxes
- Delta Theta Phi
- Education Law & Policy Society
- Federalist Society
- Health Law Association
- Hispanic Law Student Association (HLSA)
- Intellectual Property Society
- International Law Society
- Lambda Law
- Law Students Against Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence
- Leadership Council
- Legal Hackers Club
- Men’s Legal Caucus
- National Security and Military Law Student Association (NSMLSA)
- Old Kivett Advocacy Council
- Phi Alpha Delta
- Professional Law Student Association
- Sports and Entertainment Law Society
- Student Animal Legal Defense Fund
- Students for Protecting Minors
- Campbell Law Society of Law & Technology
- Environmental Law Society
- Women in Law
Contact Us
For more information on any of our organizations, please contact:
Regina Chavis ’20
Assistant Dean of Student Life, Pro Bono Opportunities and Belonging
(919) 865-4696
rchavis@campbell.edu