American Constitution Society (ACS)

The American Constitution Society for Law and Policy (ACS) is the nation’s foremost progressive legal organization. Our mission is to support and advocate for laws and legal systems that redress the founding failures of our Constitution, strengthen our democratic legitimacy, uphold the rule of law, and realize the promise of equality for all, including people of color, women, LGBTQ+ people, people with disabilities, and other historically excluded communities.

Asian Pacific American Law Students Association (APALSA)

Asian Pacific American Law Students Association (“APALSA”) exists to promote a greater understanding of Asian Pacific American culture and to serve as a professional network and support for Asian Pacific American students and the McGeorge Law School community.

Black Law Students Association (BLSA)

The purpose of the BLSA shall be to further the academic and social welfare of African American students enrolled at the McGeorge School of Law, University of the Pacific; to increase the enrollment and retention of African American students at McGeorge School of Law; to promote professionalism and academic excellence among our members; and to improve community involvement among our members.

Business Law Association (BLA)

The purpose of the Business Law Association (BLA) is to provide our members opportunities to interact and build valuable relationships with each other and with professionals within the business community.

The Capital Lawyering Association for Students (CLAS)

The Capital Lawyering Association for Students collaborates with the Capital Center for Law & Policy. Our mission is to connect students to the Capital Lawyering Concentration and McGeorge’s alumni connections in the Capital arena, providing Capital Lawyering students with an unsurpassed opportunity to become involved in policy, advocacy, and government at the state, local, and regional levels.

Christian Law Student Society (CLSS)

CLSS exists to promote fellowship, community, and encouragement among Christian and non-Christian students, faculty, and staff on the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Campus. Our goal is to show Christ's love to the McGeorge community in its entirety and to honor and glorify His kingdom.

Craft Beer Law Society (CBLS)

Love a good craft brew? Interested in the legislative factors that control craft beer law industry? Craft Beer Law Society is for you! CBLS is a unique club that caters to the craft beer community here at McGeorge. We often host social hours at local breweries and coordinate events that are specific to the laws and regulations that govern craft brewers. Dues are $15 a year and we have a lot cool merchandise! Look for future events in the docket, or email the president S.J. Hammon.

Criminal Law Society (CLS)

Criminal Law Society is a network, connecting students with an interest in criminal law with locals in the field. We host events and panels to encourage students to see all points of view in the criminal justice system.

Environmental Law Society (ELS)

Are you interested in learning more about pressing environmental issues, connecting with fascinating alumni working in the field, or beautiful hikes in California? ELS is a well-rounded organization that aims to provide a holistic approach to connect students to the environment. Dues are $10 per year. If you are interested in joining, please contact Selenne Martinez.

Federalist Society — McGeorge Chapter

The purpose of The Federalist Society (FedSoc) is to provide a forum for legal experts of opposing views to interact with members of the legal profession, the judiciary, law students, academics, and the architects of public policy. Additionally, FedSoc provides a national network of Student Divisions, Lawyers Divisions, and Faculty Divisions for members to network for employment, understanding of the law, and expansion of individual freedom.

First Generation Association

We are the First Generation Association at McGeorge School of Law. We are here to provide resources for first-gen students and build a community where we can all talk about our experiences getting to law school. FGA believes in the power of our community and wants to invite everyone, no matter how you identify as first-generation, to join our RSO and make a difference for the next generation of students who come after us!

Historical & Research Society at McGeorge

The Historical & Research Society's purpose is to preserve and promote McGeorge's vibrant history and educate the public about the history and future of the law in our society.

If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice

If/When/How trains, networks and mobilizes law students and legal professionals to work within and beyond the legal system to champion reproductive justice. In collaboration with communities, organizations, and movements, we transform the law and policy landscape through advocacy, support, and organizing so that all people – especially those most likely to face reproductive injustice – have the power to determine if, when, and how to define, create, and sustain families.

Intellectual Property Student Association (IPSA)

Interested in a career focused on intellectual property? Intellectual Property Law is one of the most dynamic fields in the legal profession for lawyers with and without undergraduate degrees in science. IPSA at McGeorge connects students to the world of IP Law by providing opportunities to mingle with practicing attorneys and other professionals in the field, including field trips each semester to companies such as Netflix and Intel.

International Law Society

Interested in being a global legal ambassador? The McGeorge International Law Society gathers motivated, critical thinkers who are passionate about developing an intersectional approach for international law and scholarship. McGeorge International Law Society strives to create a forum for learning, thoughtful discussion, and career preparation for all JD, LLM, JSD students interested in international law.

J. Reuben Clark Law Society Student Chapter

The J. Reuben Clark Law Society is a group of attorneys, law school graduates, and law students who support spiritual conviction, public service, and professional excellence in the preparation for, and the practice of, the law. Members of the Law Society also subscribe to a central axiom that the rule of law serves to promote fairness and virtue in society. We invite law students of all faiths who support our mission statement to become members.

Jewish Law Student Association (JLSA)

JSLA is a cultural, social, educational, and religious organization that reflects the varied interests of the Jewish student community at McGeorge School of Law. We are committed to creating opportunities to learn more about Judaism and Jewish culture and to meet others. All students are welcome, regardless of their religious affiliations.

Lambda Law Students Association

Founded in 1983, the Lambda Law Students Association is composed of LGBTQIA+ and allied students, faculty and staff at McGeorge. We are dedicated to building awareness about LGBTQIA+ legal issues, eliminating stereotypes about LGBTQIA+ individuals, and fostering a supportive LGBTQIA+ and ally community throughout the law school. All are welcome, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.

Latinx Law Students Association (LLSA)

¡Hola! LLSA’s mission is to serve as an on-campus social, cultural, and professional forum for students. LLSA promotes the academic success and professional advancement of its members. LLSA also brings awareness to issues affecting the Latinx community through networking mixers and diversity panels. Look for our events advertised in The Docket and The Writ and contact the LLSA Co-Presidents if you have any questions!

Middle Eastern & South Asian Association (MESAA)

The Middle Eastern and South Asian Association (MESAA) is a supporting community that uplifts and supports the amplification of Middle Eastern and South Asian voices, while celebrating the diversity and individualism of the student body at the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law. MESAA strives to support the mission of creating space to explore the beauty in diversity throughout the Greater Sacramento area and beyond.

Military Law Society (MLS)

As a member of MLS, you will have the opportunity to connect with JAG officers to gain insight into the legal aspects of military service. Our organization also focuses on community engagement through volunteer work with veteran organizations. Additionally, we offer support to veterans and alumni by providing resources and networking opportunities. MLS is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment, where all are welcome.

Moot Court Society (MMCS)

Are you ready to leave your legacy at McGeorge as a competitor in one of the country's top-ranked oral advocacy programs? The Moot Court program offers students the opportunity to compete in prestigious appellate advocacy competitions regionally and nationally. The program focuses on legal writing and oral advocacy skills. Students going into their third year are eligible to apply, but we strongly encourage all first-year students to compete in our annual 1L Moot Court Competition.

Muslim Student Association (MSA)

Salam Alaykum -- Peace be Upon You!

If you are Muslim or are looking for ways to support your Muslim classmates & colleagues, welcome to the Muslim Student Association (MSA)! McGeorge's MSA provides a space that supports and provides a community for Muslim students on the University of the Pacific's Sacramento Campus. We welcome all individuals, and hope to see you soon! Follow our instagram @msa.mcgeorge, fill out the Membership Google Form in the bio, & look out for our events in the Docket!

Native American Law Student Association

We aim to promote unity and cooperation among Native American and Indigenous law students, provide a basis to work for the advancement of Native American and Indigenous Peoples, and promote learning and knowledge by encouraging students to develop legal scholarship in Native American legal issues.

People’s Parity Project

This is a movement of attorneys and law students organizing for a democratized legal system that values people over profits, builds the power of working people, and opposes subordination of any form. Together, we are dismantling a profession that upholds corporate power and building a legal system that is a force for justice and equity. Our work focuses on building power for working people in the civil legal system through organizing, policy innovation, political education, and solidarity.

ProSe

There is more than one way to practice the skills learned in the classroom, and our way is in front of an audience! ProSe is a safe haven for creative expression through open mics, publications, and other creative endeavors. Hone your public speaking and narrative building skills while showcasing your own brand of creativity. Come join our creative community today!

Public Legal Services Society (PLSS)

The Pacific McGeorge Public Legal Services Society (PLSS) is a student organization dedicated to enhancing the ability of law graduates to choose public interest or public service careers. With the assistance of PLSS grants, Pacific McGeorge students are able to engage in meaningful public assistance and public policy-related legal work in a wide variety of organizations, both domestically and abroad.

Public Policy and Administration Society (PPAS)

The Public Policy and Administration Society seeks to foster the success of our McGeorge community by raising awareness of contemporary policy issues through professional opportunities, issue advocacy, and educational and networking events.

Rugby Football Club

The McGeorge Rugby Club is committed to providing a full and rewarding rugby experience for McGeorge students regardless of experience. We provide an involved alumni base, strong peer support system and fun relief from the rigors of law school to go along with an easy time commitment. Everyone welcome. Experienced players or new to the game. We play "touch" (not tackle) rugby for practices and full contact for matches.

Running Club at McGeorge

Are you looking for a healthy form of stress relief? Have you always wanted to run a 5k race, but didn't know where to start? Do you want to meet more people? Join the Running Club at McGeorge! From couch potato to track star, all are welcome. Relieve stress with your peers and build healthy habits while running on some of Sacramento’s most scenic trails. No prior running experience is needed!

Soccer Club at McGeorge

The purpose of this organization shall be to foster a sense of community through a shared love for soccer, expand our membership, organize events to increase engagement and networking and procure better equipment for our games. We also aim to encourage more students to partake in this sport, promoting both physical and mental health fitness and camaraderie.

Space Law Society (SLS)

The purpose of the Space Law Society shall be to promote awareness, understanding, and discussion of space law and related issues within the student body, faculty, and broader community of McGeorge School of Law.

Students For Life (SFL)

Passionate about women's issues? Students for Life at McGeorge is committed to building a culture of life on campus that supports pre-born children, women, and families. We host speakers and events so the McGeorge community can engage with these important issues. Come join the conversation! Check out our Instagram to keep up with us @sflmcgeorge!

Tigers Golf Club at McGeorge

Tigers Golf Club will bring together students from diverse backgrounds and skill levels under a shared commitment to the game of golf, fostering camaraderie, friendship, and a sense of belonging within the club community. Dues are $10 per year for current McGeorge students, and $20 for others. Look for our range sessions advertised in The Docket or contact Tae Kim, Tigers Club Club President at t_kong1@u.pacific.edu to become a member.

Trial Advocacy Association (TAA)

By joining the student-run Trial Advocacy Association (“TAA”), you can be a part of the trial advocacy community not just on campus but have a network linking you to current practicing trial attorneys. Among other activities, this organization holds meetings focusing on advocacy issues, invites outside speakers to serve on panels, and helps run our 1L Ben Franz Mock Trial Competition. You can still be a member of TAA without being a member of the mock trial team!

Unity Caucus

On behalf of a consortium of RSOs, UC represents inclusivity and collaboration between RSOs on campus and individual student members to converge and stand united on issues affecting underrepresented students. Unity Caucus provides an additional avenue for their peers to confidentially meet with a single government, designed and prepared, to advocate on their behalf regarding diversity issues that have a positive or negative impact on the McGeorge community.

Water Law Society

McGeorge Water Law Society is a student-run organization that seeks to engage students interested in Water Resources Law and connect them to the local and global Water Law community through events like career panels, Earth Week, and off-site networking opportunities. Email mcgeorgewaterlawsociety@gmail.com to be added to our email list.

Wine Law Society

The Wine Law Society aims to explore the many facets of law relevant to the wine industry. We focus on winery tours and, of course, tastings. We will, often alongside the Craft Beer Law Society, perform tours to gain exposure to Northern California's wine business. Even if you do not drink, our tours cover impressive industrial operations in beautiful settings. Our tours, with annual dues of $15, make an excellent study break and opportunity to meet your fellow students. See you out there!

Women's Caucus (MWC)

The purposes of the McGeorge Women’s Caucus are to promote the interests of women engaged in the study of law and to encourage the entry of women into the profession. The Caucus shall function as a collective such that all members have an equal opportunity to participate, assume responsibility, and develop their leadership potential. Women's Caucus is an organization that promotes the conversation and interests of women in the law and beyond.

Womxn of Color Collective (WOCC)

WOCC prides itself in being a safe space for women and non-binary people of color. We dedicate ourselves to creating a judgement-free space and platform for our members to share their experiences and participate in activism related to race, class, and gender-based issues. The organization is open to all students and provides workshops and events that empower women and non-binary people of color.