Cardozo Law students participate in a variety of student organizations that reflect the diverse and distinctive student body. These organizations often collaborate with programs and centers to host events and symposia, and each group selects its leadership and activities.
The Student Bar Association (SBA), Cardozo's student government, is an umbrella organization that oversees student groups and organizations. The SBA determines the budget of each approved student group and ensures that funds are spent properly.
Our student organizations include:
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Antitrust Society
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Anti-Racism Student Association
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Asian Pacific American Law Students Association (APALSA)
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Black Law Student Association
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Business Law Society
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Cannabis Law Society
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Cardozo Animal Legal Defense Fund
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Cardozo Art Law Society
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Cardozo Criminal Law Society
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Cardozo Dispute Resolution Society
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Cardozo Entertainment Law Society
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Cardozo Environmental Law Society
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Cardozo Health Law Society
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Cardozo For Immigrants' Rights and Equality (FIRE)
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Cardozo International Law Society
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Cardozo on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
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Cardozo Labor and Employment Law Society
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Cardozo Law Punnytive Damages
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Cardozo National Lawyers Guild
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Cardozo Parity Project
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Cardozo Startup Society
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Cardozo Students for Human Rights
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Cardozo Women's Law Initiative
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Chabad at Cardozo
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Courtroom Advocates Project
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Family Law Society
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Fashion Law Society
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Federalist Society
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If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice Cardozo Chapter
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Intellectual Property Law Society
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Jewish Law Students Association
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Latin American Law Student Association (LALSA)
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Louis D. Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under the Law
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Military and Veteran's Association
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Minority Law Students Association
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OUTLaw
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Public Interest Law Student Association (PILSA)
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Real Estate Law Association
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South Asian Law Students Association
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Sports Law Society
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Suspension Representation Project
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Tax Law Society
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Uncontested Divorce Project
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Unemployment Action Center
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Women in Tech Law
Women in Tech Law (WiTL) Founders
From left: WiTL founders and 2Ls Leah Murphy, Rebecca Kravitz and Andrea Wrisley.
Student Organization Details
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Cardozo Student Organizations