Student organizations are an integral and significant piece of the student experience at Columbia Law School. With over 70 student organizations, ranging from professional interest organizations to social organizations, almost all of our students are active in at least one group.
The Office of Student Services is a resource for all student organizations. Our Director of Academic Counseling and Student Organizations, Marta Ricardo, along with our Student OrganziationsCoordinator, Teba Besada,are available to assist you with the management of your organization's finances, space, event planning and law school and university policies about student organization events. We encourage you to make an appointment to discuss any concerns you may have.
Below are links to a list of student organizations for your review.Please feel free to e-mail the contacts listed below if you would like any further information on any of the specific organizations listed.
-Alphabetical listing of student organizations
-Organizations by function. (Please note that many organizations fit into more than one category. For a complete list, please refer to the alphabetical list of organizations.):
-Identity and Affinity organizations
-International organizations
-Professional Interest organizations
-Religious organizations
-Service organizations
-Social and Recreational organizations
-Social Change organizations
-Columbia Law School Student Senate
-Senate recognition guidelines
-Senate budget guidelines
-Student Event Calendar
-Student Organizations Handbook
-SONI Instructions for Groups
