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Student Organizations
- Student Bar Association
- The Admiralty Law Society
- The American Civil Liberties Union (chapter)
- American Constitution Society
- American-Irish Law Society
- Asian Pacific American Law Students Association
- Black Law Students Association
- The Business Law Center
- Children's Law Society
- Due Process (student magazine)
- Entertainment and Sports Law Organization
- Environmental Law Society
- The Federalist Society
- Intellectual Property Law Association
- International Law Society (ILS)
- Jewish Law Student Association
- The Justinian (Italian-American) Law Society
- Law Day Committee
- Law Student Division of the American Bar Association
- Legacy (yearbook)
- Minority Students Association
- Muslim Law Students Association
- National Lawyers Guild
- New England School of Law Christian Group
- New England School of Law Democrats
- New England School of Law Republicans
- New England School of Law Outlaws (GLBT group)
- Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity
- Phi Delta Phi International Legal Fraternity/Bradlee Inn
- Public Interest Law Association (PILA)
- Real Estate Development and Management Group
- Real Property, Probate, & Trusts Organization (RPPT)
- South Asian Law Students Association
- Women's Law Caucus
NOTE: Not every organization listed here is active during each academic year.
Policies for Student Groups Authoring Web Pages
- Page design must be consistent with the look and feel of the school's web site
- All pages must be submitted to the Webmaster in electronic form; must be dated; and must contain contact information and a mission statement for the organization
- Links to parent organizations, calendar items, and officers are normal and expected; other content must be approved by the Webmaster.
Special Programs
Volunteer Opportunities
- New England Innocent Project (NEIP) - For more information about
the New England Innocence Project, please contact Professor David
Siegel at New England School of Law (dsiegel
faculty.nesl.edu)
- Suffolk Lawyers for Justice, Inc. - (SLJ) is a non-profit organization responsible for administering criminal defense services to indigent persons accused of crimes in Suffolk County, Massachusetts. SLJ manages over 300 private attorneys who handle approximately ninety percent of indigent criminal defense cases in and around the Boston area. NESL students are paired with SLJ attorneys, with whom they work.
- Friends of CASA, Inc.
- Shelter Legal Services Foundation, Inc.
- Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program
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