What is The Public Interest Law Society?
Nova Southeastern University Law's Public Interest Law Society is a student-run organization founded in 1994 to promote public interest legal employment opportunities and to overcome the economic barriers that confront future public interest lawyers. The organization is also involved in a number of public service and law school projects including Canned Immunity (providing food for the needy), community service projects to help the needy, and the national public interest law conference held each October in Washington, D.C.
PILS Bylaws
Membership
If you are interested in becoming a member, you may e-mail Jacqueline Aleman at ja1802@mynsu.nova.edu. All students are invited to join.
Auction
The Public Interest Law Society's major fundraiser is the annual Auction held each Spring. The money raised by the Auction sponsors students who choose to take non-paying public interest positions during the summer. All non-graduating students are eligible to apply for these fellowships, which are awarded each year. The Public Interest Law Society is the ONLY student organization that gives all the money it raises back to the students.
Equal Justice Works
Learn more about Equal Justice Works (formerly the National Association for Public Interest Law), visit their homepage at www.equaljusticeworks.org
2017-2018 Executive Board
Jacqueline Aleman
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President |
| Danielle Massalone Behring |
Vice President |
| Erica Arboleya |
Treasurer |
| Geovanna Vazquez |
Community Outreach |
| Michaela Vrazdova |
Journal Editor |
Faculty Advisors