Albany Law OUTLaw

About Albany Law OUTLaw

OUTLaw represents the commitment of Albany Law School in Albany, NY to creating an inclusive educational environment where all students can succeed. Founded in 1851, Albany Law School has a distinguished legacy of preparing leaders for the legal profession and public service, with alumni including the 25th President of the United States and multiple New York Court of Appeals judges. OUTLaw embodies the school's core values of justice, ethical practice, and community engagement by providing a supportive community for LGBTQ+ law students and their allies. The organization operates within a law school that prioritizes experiential learning and real-world connection, reflected in initiatives like the Housing Justice Clinic and extensive clinical programs that serve the Albany community. Located on a 54-acre campus shared with three other colleges in Albany's historic capital district, OUTLaw members benefit from the school's unique position bridging academic excellence with practical engagement in government, law, and policy. Albany Law School's 93% employment rate within ten months of graduation demonstrates the school's strong professional networks and commitment to student success. OUTLaw students participate in a community that values diversity and belonging, supported by dedicated offices focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion. The organization reflects Albany Law's broader mission to connect the classroom to the profession and inspire community change-agents and creative problem solvers. By fostering meaningful connections among LGBTQ+ students and the wider legal community, OUTLaw contributes to Albany Law's vision of educating professionals who are committed to justice, ethical values, and positive social impact.

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