The Law Students Association (LSA) is the Law School’s student government.
What does LSA do (generally)?
- LSA approves and works with the Dean of Students Office to oversee all student organizations.
- LSA sets the budgets for all student organizations.
- LSA works with the Dean of Student Students Office to reimburse student organization expenditures.
- LSA acts as a liaison between the student body and the law school administration.
- LSA hosts three major all-law school parties (Party Of The First Part, Over The Hump, Prom).
- LSA provides students with resources and information to make law school more manageable (such as the outline bank, FAQ, etc.).
- LSA tries to make aspects of student life more efficient (such as working with The Office of Communications to develop an events calendar).
- LSA works with organizations across the midway to improve law school student life.
- LSA tries to make the law school a happy place.