Case Western Reserve University School of Law

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Student Life and Leadership

At Case School of Law our students participate in nearly fifty student organizations. And those numbers keep growing. We support the creativity and energy of our students, whose initiative and leadership have led to the creation of ten new student groups in the past two years.

The student organizations at Case School of Law are much more than a vehicle for exploring legal interests with peers; they provide a valuable proving ground for leadership skill development and extraordinary opportunities to work with Case professors and national legal practitioners.

A few of our organizations are highlighted below. Visit our student organizations page for more information about our 40+ student organizations.

Student Intellectual Property Law Association
In a world where Intellectual Property issues abound, SIPLA attempts to expose students to the context in which intellectual property law is practiced by arranging for speakers and panel presentations about recent developments in both law and practice.

American Civil Liberties Union
Believing that the Constitution means what it says, the ACLU is dedicated to protecting and expanding individual liberties to create an open and equitable society envisioned in the Bill of Rights.

Hispanic Law Students Association
HLSA seeks to create an academic and intellectual network with the Hispanic legal community, from which the entire law school community benefits.

Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity
Delta Theta Phi is one of the largest law fraternities in the country, and it is the most recognized law fraternity in Cleveland. Our focus is Fellowship, Leadership, and Excellence.

Community Spotlights

2006 1L Games

Students and Faculty participate in the 2006 1L Games, with events such as the Section Fight Song, Cheesy Law Commercials, a doughnut eating contest, the Relay Res Ipsa Loquitur, and more!