The Jewish Law Student Association is a student organization at the University of Nevada's William S. Boyd School of Law, based in Las Vegas, NV, with a mission centered on promoting Jewish leadership within the legal profession. Founded on the principle that Jewish values have meaningful application in legal practice, JLSA creates a welcoming community for students who wish to integrate their faith and cultural identity with their legal education and future careers.
At its core, JLSA exists to connect peers through shared values and professional aspirations. The organization recognizes that law school can be an isolating experience, and it provides a supportive network where Jewish students can build friendships, share experiences, and encourage one another throughout their legal education. By fostering these relationships, JLSA contributes to the broader sense of community that defines the Boyd School of Law experience in Las Vegas.
The Boyd School of Law itself embodies a commitment to building ethical leaders and effective advocates. The school was designed from its inception to prioritize community service and real-world legal experience, values that align closely with Jewish traditions of social responsibility and justice. Students at Boyd Law are exposed to diverse legal challenges and professional interactions that prepare them to serve their communities with competence and compassion.
JLSA serves as a bridge between the Boyd School of Law community and the broader Jewish community of Las Vegas, NV. Through educational programming, professional development, and social events, the association helps its members navigate law school while maintaining their cultural and spiritual identities. For Jewish law students seeking both professional excellence and meaningful community connection, JLSA offers a unique and valuable resource within the legal education experience.
Las Vegas, NV