Located at Drexel University's Thomas R. Kline School of Law in Philadelphia, PA, the Latin American Law Students Association represents a commitment to building inclusive community and fostering meaningful connections among law students united by their interest in Latin American legal issues and cultures. This student-led organization embodies the values of collaboration, integrity, and professional excellence that define the Kline School's distinctive culture.
The association exists within a law school community renowned for its collegial atmosphere and entrepreneurial spirit. Since its founding in 2006, the Kline School has attracted students who are both cooperative and focused, creating an environment where diverse perspectives are valued and celebrated. The Latin American Law Students Association extends this inclusive vision by providing a dedicated space for students to explore their heritage, develop professional expertise, and support one another in their legal careers.
Philadelphia's rich legal community provides an exceptional backdrop for this organization's work. The city's peerless legal profession offers students access to mentors, practitioners, and opportunities to engage with real-world Latin American legal matters. The association helps bridge students' academic experience with the professional landscape they will enter, fostering relationships with faculty, alumni, and practicing lawyers who share commitments to serving Latin American communities and advancing justice in this vital area of law.
Through events, educational initiatives, and peer support, the Latin American Law Students Association cultivates the kind of focused integrity and community engagement that defines the Kline School experience and prepares its members for meaningful careers in law.
Philadelphia, PA