The ABA Law Student Division has numerous leadership positions available either by election or appointment. If you like a challenge and are ready to work toward improving the legal education experience of students throughout your circuit, submit your nomination or application for one of the leadership positions outlined on the ABA Law Student Division website.
It is the goal of the Appalachian School of Law Alumni Association (ASLAA) to set chapters throughout the United States. These leaders are important contacts for new graduates. ASLAA leaders make themselves available to assist alumni in career searches, alumni events, recruitment activities and community service involvement. Chapters are presently established in Washington, D.C.; Maryland; Northern Virginia; Charleston, W.Va.; Columbia, S.C.; Southwest Virginia; Wilmington, N.C.; Myrtle Beach, S.C.; Tri-Cities, Tenn.; Roanoke/Lynchburg, Va.; and Eastern/Central Kentucky. For more information about becoming a chapter leader, contact the alumni department.
ASL will fuel your commitment to making a difference in the world. Through our community-service requirement of 25 hours per semester, you’ll volunteer at places like:
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