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Membership & Dues 

Any student can become a member of the Legal Studies Association (LSA). We welcome all Legal Studies majors, as well as other students who share interests in law related topics including legal advocacy, court administration, policing, and investigation. Annual dues are $30/year or $20/semester. Dues cover expenses not covered by ASM allocations, such as meeting refreshments, senior banquet and publicity. 

Meetings 

LSA meets bimonthly. You can find out specific times and meeting locations by visiting the Legal Studies Program Web site's News and Events page. You may also contact the Legal Studies Program advisor at lsp@ssc.wisc.edu or the current president for further information.


Meetings are Wednesday nights, 7:00-8:00 p.m. in Grainger Hall. Check Today at UW or the LSA website for room information.

Mission Statement 

The mission of the LSA is to promote the professional and social development of students interested in law related careers through educational and social experiences with other students, academic professionals, and community leaders. 

Activities and Speakers 

LSA hosts a variety of professionals from the local and state level. These speakers represent diverse experiences and professions in the criminal justice and legal arenas. Previous speakers have included FBI and Secret Service agents, police officers, attorneys, judges, and law school admissions representatives. LSA provides an excellent opportunity to learn about the intricacies of various law related careers and how to obtain the necessary training and qualifications. It is also an excellent way to narrow and refine job searches and professional interests. 

Social/Professional 

In today's competitive job market, it is essential to develop a personal network. The personal network that can be developed through participation in LSA has led many students to internships and employment connections. 

Officers 

Check the LSA website for current officers.

For a more rewarding and worthwhile experience, members are encouraged to become involved with a leadership position. Members who do not hold an office are encouraged to correspond with officers regarding activities and speakers in which they are interested. 

LSA Contact Information 

University of Wisconsin Madison 
Legal Studies Association 
8137 Social Science 
1180 Observatory Drive 
Madison, WI 53706 
608/262-2803 
Legal Studies Home Page
lsp@ssc.wisc.edu

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