Pre-Law Student Association
The Pre-Law Student Association (PLSA) is an on-campus organization focused on providing opportunities for students planning to attend law school. Guest speakers include professors, representatives from various law schools, lawyers, and current law students.
For more details,email prelawalabama@gmail.com and follow them on social media @ua.prelaw.
Future Black Law Student Association
The vision of Future Black Law Student Association (FBLSA) is to populate America’s law schools with a diverse, prepared, and unique group of students who are diligent about pursuing legal careers; who will in turn impact public service, the legal profession, and humanity.
For more details, email uafblsa24@gmail.com and follow them on social media at @UA_FBLSA.
Legal Research Club
Founded in the Fall of 2017, the Legal Research Club (LRC) has made its mission to equip undergraduates with the skills necessary to succeed in research, expand perspectives of legal issues in both Alabama and the nation, and excel in the publication of a comprehensive law review. The Capstone Journal of Law and Public Policy aims to provide undergraduates in the Southeast region and beyond with the opportunity to publish exceptional work, contributing to the discussion of relevant legal issues, their nuances, and their implications. We are proud publishers of the state’s first undergraduate law journal, the Capstone Journal of Law and Public Policy, and also publish student work through our undergraduate legal blog, the Capstone Commentary.
For more details, visit the LRC’s website and follow them on social media at @LRCatUA.
Mock Trial
Enjoy performance and competition? Consider joining The University of Alabama’s Mock Trial Team!
The Mock Trial Team participates in simulated trials created by the American Mock Trial Association (AMTA), the association responsible for governing undergraduate mock trial programs. These competitions offer students an opportunity to learn about the American legal system while honing their public speaking, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills — all critical to success in law school.
For more details, visit the Mock Trial Team’s website and follow them on social media at @uamocktrial.
Women in Pre-Law Society
The mission of the University of Alabama’s Women in Pre-Law Society (WIPLS) is to foster a powerful and inclusive environment that empowers students in pre-law track at The University of Alabama, enabling them to confidently pursue their dreams and become influential leaders in the legal profession and beyond. We strive to create a transformative experience by equipping our members with the essential skills, knowledge, and support network necessary to excel not only in law school but throughout their entire professional journey. Through our commitment to cultivating a diverse and inclusive community, we aim to foster a sense of belonging, respect, and collaboration, where every member feels empowered to embrace their unique perspectives, challenge boundaries, and shape the future of justice and equity.
For more details, email uawipls@gmail.com and follow them on social media at @UA.WIPLS.