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Group of the Week - ACLU of MSU Law
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Michigan State University College of Law (MSU Law) focuses on current issues surrounding the bill of rights. Last year the student group reorganized after several years of inactivity at the law school. Student members enjoy one vote on the Lansing board of directors for the State ACLU chapter. This means students have access to statewide resources and play a part in shaping the statewide policy.
Though the group formed only in the spring, it co-hosted the ACLU of Michigan’s legal director for a key speaker event. This year the group hopes to bring many speakers, panels, and workshops to the law school. It also hopes to recruit a diverse student membership! If you’re interested in discussing, defending, and debating hot current constitutional issues (think same-sex marriage, free speech at farmers markets, universal health care, and prisoners’ rights) you should consider joining the ACLU MSU Law! For more information please don’t hesitate to contact bowersp2@msu.edu.
Student Organization Handbook
All students should review the Student Organizations Handbook to learn information about how our student government, student groups, journals and organizations operate at MSU College of Law. Questions and students interested in creating a new group should contact Associate Director for Student Engagement, Caroline Kingston at ckingston@law.msu.edu.
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