Student Organizations
Toledo Law students are engaged in our law school community and many elect to participate in one or more student organizations. Explore law student organizations to find the best fit for you. Most organization pages link to the UToledo Involvement Network. Mock Trial, Moot Court, Law Review, and the Student Bar Association leadership pages provide additional resources.
The Student Bar Association, known as SBA, is the umbrella organization for all other law student organizations. SBA is integral to student life at Toledo Law. Through elected class representatives, every student has an active voice in matters concerning the law school. The organization also sponsors various social and academic activities.
- American Bar Association - Law Student Division
- Animal Legal Defense Fund Student Chapter
- American Constitution Society
- Black Law Students Association
- Business Law Society
- Christian Legal Society
- Criminal Law Society
- Delta Theta Phi
- Disability & Education Law Association
- Environmental Law Society
- Family & Juvenile Law Society
- The Federalist Society
- Intellectual Property Law Society
- International Law Society
- Jewish Law Student Association
- Labor and Employment Law Association
- Latino/a Law Students Association
- Law Review
- Middle Eastern and North African Law Student Association
- Mindful Advocates Association
- Mock Trial Team
- Moot Court
- National Lawyers Guild
- Night Student Association
- OUTLaw
- Phi Alpha Delta
- Public Interest Law Association
- Sports Law Association
- Student Bar Association
- Women's Law Student Association