Student Organizations
Duquesne Law is home to a variety of student organizations, which allow students to enrich their legal education through conversation, seminars, conferences, fund-raisers, competitions, and community service. The following is a list of student organizations currently active at Duquesne Law School.
- Alternative Dispute Resolution and Client Counseling Board
- American Bar Association/Law Student Division
- American Constitution Society for Law and Policy
- Animal Law Society
- Appellate Moot Court Program
- American Association for Justice, formerly the Association of Trial Lawyers of America
- Black Law Students Association
- Christian Legal Society
- Corporate Law Society
- Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity International
- Duquesne Business Law Journal
- Duquesne Criminal Law Journal
- Duquesne Intellectual Property Law Association
- Duquesne Law Review
- Education Law and Policy Society
- Environmental Law Society
- Federalist Society
- Health Care Law Society
- International Law Society
- Juris Magazine
- Phi Alpha Delta
- Public Interest Law Association
- Sports and Entertainment Law Society
- Student Bar Association
- Trial Moot Court Program
- Women’s Law Association
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