Women Law Students' Association

The Women Law Students' Association (WLSA), has been a part of the Saint Louis University School of Law community for more than a decade. This organization, comprised of more than 100 members, is dedicated to providing a forum for addressing issues that are of concern to women in the legal profession.

Mission Statement

The Women Law Students' Association strives to create a communication network between WLSA members at the School of Law through social and educational events, to bridge the gap between the educational and professional worlds through mentoring programs with local female attorneys and to perform charitable works that especially benefit women and children, as well as the law school community.

Membership

Membership is open to all Saint Louis University School of Law students, faculty and staff.

WLSA has general meetings monthly for both day and evening students. Members are asked to attend one of these meetings each month.

Dues

Yearly dues of $10 are used to fund the cost of monthly lunch meetings and special events including the Annual Judges' Reception, Panel Discussion and Fall Social. Members are encouraged to help plan and attend these important networking events, and to make contacts with attorney and judges in the St. Louis area.

Yearly Programs And Events

First Year Mentoring Program
Fall Social
Angel Tree
Spring Service Project
Annual Judges' Reception
Panel Discussion
100 year Celebration

Need More Information?

Contact a WLSA Officer for more information about how you can become involved in one of the law school's most active student organizations.