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Stanford Law School Student Organizations

Collected by: Stanford Law Library

Archived since: Aug, 2019

Description:

Stanford Law School has an active student life with a host of varied student run organizations and journals. This collection captures the various different student organizations’ webpage. All student groups fall under the jurisdiction of the Office of Student Affairs. Depending on the student organization, receive some financial support from Office of Student. For a Student Organization to be officially recognized and access to some of that funding, all student group must applied. The requirements are that a new student organization must not overlap with an already existing group, to have at least 12 members, and a written proposal that outlines their mission, group actives, and proposed budget. Any student organization must meet the requirements and limitations outlined in the Handbook for Student Organizations. After gaining written approval from the Office of Student Affairs. The nascent student organization is then able to elect their executive board, which allows the group to start organizing and hosting events, speakers, and programs at Stanford Law School. This collection is organized by student organization in alphabetical order.

Subject:   Universities & Libraries Arts & Humanities

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Title: National Lawyers Guild (NLG)

URL: https://law.stanford.edu/national-lawyers-guild-nlg/

Description: The Stanford National Lawyers Guild (NLG) seeks to bring together law students dedicated to harnessing the law as a tool to advance social justice and social movements. As the nation’s first racially integrated bar association, the NLG has a long history of standing with social movements that challenge systemic criminalization and marginalization of people of color. Our aim is to bring together all those who recognize the importance of safeguarding and extending the rights of workers, women, LGBTQ people, farmers, people with disabilities and people of color; who seek actively to eliminate racism; who work to maintain and protect our civil rights and liberties in the face of persistent attacks upon them; and who look upon the law as an instrument for the protection of the people, rather than for their repression.

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