Student Public Interest Network (SPIN) strives to build a community for students interested in pursuing public interest law and provide a network for public interest collaboration at Columbia Law School through monthly social events and mentoring programs.
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The Suspension Representation Project is an advocacy group whose mission is to safeguard the right to public education by training law students across New York City to represent NYC public school students in suspension hearings. Working in teams, law students develop valuable legal skills by interviewing clients, gathering evidence, conducting direct and cross-examinations, and delivering closing arguments.
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Taiwanese Law and Culture Club (TLCC) is a community of students interested in Taiwanese legal and cultural issues. We host panels, social events, and networking opportunities every semester. Students of all backgrounds are welcome to join!
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The Tenants’ Rights Project seeks to identify and fulfill legal services needs for New York City tenants and partner with community groups in Harlem to promote housing justice in the local community. It also functions as a space for participants to discuss housing policy and direct services in New York City and beyond through on- and off-campus events.
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The Columbia Consortium brings together students and alumni from across all graduate schools at Columbia University to connect, network, and share new perspectives. The Columbia Consortium accomplishes its mission through a series of alumni-speaker events, interdisciplinary discussions, and networking opportunities.
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The Columbia J.D./MBA Association exists to provide students interested in the intersection of law and business with resources and a supportive community. We serve as the primary forum for J.D./MBA students and those considering the joint degree to connect with each other. Our mission is to help members grow and find a sense of community, in partnership with Columbia Law School, Columbia Business School, and the Richard Paul Richman Center for Business, Law, and Public Policy.
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Italian legal tradition and culture, and comparative studies between US and Italian Law, does generate significant interest, including within the CLS community. The Italian Society caters to that interest, as well as to that in current Italian legal, political, and economic affairs, in particular by organizing and promoting academic, professional and social events within CLS.
Furthermore, the Italian Society wants to be a point of reference both for those CLS students (J.D., LL.M. and exchange alike) identifying with an Italian background and for those who would like to know more about what it stands for. In order to do so, the Italian Society organizes mentoring activities for new students, cultivates a network of Italian alumni and assists its members seeking or considering to undertake professional or academic experiences in Italy.
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The Morningside Monocle, otherwise known as The Monocle, is Columbia Law School's student-run literary magazine. We publish poetry, prose, photography, and art by students from law school.
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The Transfer and Visiting Student Organization (TVSO) is open to all students. The organization is designed to ease the integration of transfer and visiting students into the Columbia Law School community.
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