Academic Clubs
Academic clubs focus on further study of issues and idease expressed in the classroom. Many of the academic clubs aspire to move beyond classroom learning and present valuable topics and speakers that help further enrich the education of UB students. Most academic clubs are open to the entire student body, which enables UB studetns in other disciplines to experience a variety of themes they may not usually encounter.
Here is a list of the academic clubs that have been active in the last two years. Contact Rosenberg CSI at csi@ubalt.edu or call 410.837.5417 for more information on any of these organizations. Clubs with websites are listed in the menu on the left.
- Asian Pacific American Law Student Association
- Black Law Students Association
- Conflict Negotiation/Conflict Management Student Association
- Criminal Justice Student Association
- Criminal Law Association
- EDEL (Estate Disability & Elder Law)
- Entertainment and Sports Law
- Environmental Law Society
- Family Law Association
- Finance Society
- Health Systems Management Student Association
- Human Resources Management Association
- Intellectual Property Law Journal
- Intellectual Property Law Society
- International Law Society
- Journal of Environmental Law
- Law Forum
- Law Review
- Marketing Club
- Masters of Public Administration Student Association
- National lawyers Guild
- Phi Delta Phi
- RELA (Real Estate Law Association)
- Students for Public Interest
- Student Animal Legal Defense Fund
- Students Supporting the Women's Law Center
- Women's Bar Association
Visit CSI Link, listed in the menu on the left, for more information about clubs and organizations, including how to join, participate in member discussion, respond to surveys, and more. NOTE: You must be a UB student, faculty or staff member to log into CSI Link.