Each year all UCI Law student organizations must go through the registration (or renewal) process, and submit the proper materials to the Student Life Program Manager and Student Bar Association Board. Student leaders will register or renew their organization with main campus, and complete the required online COOL training modules. Student leaders will also be required to submit materials such as their constitution and officer contact information to SBA and Student Life.
If you would like to be considered as an official student organization at UCI Law, you must complete the following steps:
Meet with the Student Life Program Manager (dmondares@law.uci.edu)
Develop a proposed constitution for your organization (sample constitution below)
Recruit UCI Law students to participate in the organization
Identify a faculty advisor
Submit the Intent to Form a New Student Organization (also provided below) paperwork, along with your proposed constitution to the Student Life Program Manager (dmondares@law.uci.edu).
The Law School Dean of Students, Assistant Dean for Student Affairs and Inclusive Excellence, Student Life Program Manager and the Student Bar Association make up a committee that considers new student organization applications. The committee will consider the following items when determining whether a group should be an official UCI Law student organization:
Does the organization bring value to the UCI Law community?
Is the organization duplicative in purpose or name of an existing UCI Law student organization?
If the group is approved by the committee, the organization's contact person will be informed of the next steps needed to finalize recognition and registration.
Intent to Form a New Student Organization and Sample Constitution