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Welcome to the Asian Law Students Association at the University
of Texas School of Law!
Established in 1992, ALSA's mission is to provide
academic and social support for Asian/Pacific Americans as they
make their journey through law school, and to develop lasting friendships
as they begin their legal careers.
The University of Texas School of Law produces some of the brightest legal minds in
the country. The school captures Texas' larger-than-life
mystique, being one of the oldest and largest law schools in the
nation. But 1L's just starting out at such an intimidating institution
can feel a bit lost and lonely - that's where ALSA steps in.
ALSA members have a strong support network to depend on. They
also have many opportunities to develop their legal skills
and find their fields of interest. ALSA participates in mentoring
programs, various conferences, guest lectures, and career panels.
We also hold workshops for studying tips, outlining for final exams,
and planning for course registration.
But life at UT Law certainly wouldn't be complete without taking
advantage of Austin's scenic beauty and vibrant night life. That's
why ALSA organizes regular social outings to relieve the stress
of law school and just to get to know each other.
The Asian Law Students Association at the University of Texas welcomes
everyone who wants to join. Hook 'em, Horns!!!
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Volunteering at Habitat for Humanity
RE-Store. April 2003.
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