Jennifer DiSanza
Assistant Dean of Student Administration
Capital University Law School
303 E. Broad Street
Columbus, OH 43215
614.236.6402~phone
614.236.6972~fax
Innovative programs provided by organizations of all types give students
a wealth of opportunities to explore various specialties within the
legal profession, improve their skills and develop social relationships.
Associations for Black, Hispanic, Asian and Jewish students; a Fellowship
of Christian Law Students; A Women's Law Society; and an International
Law Society bring together students with similar backgrounds and interests.
There are organizations for those interested in law related to sports
and entertainment, the environment, corporate and intellectual property,
and public interest.
Students can expand their writing and editing skills through involvement
with the student newspaper Res Ipsa Loquitur and the Capital University
Law Review. Those wishing to hone their skills and test them in competition
will want to investigate Capital's highly successful National Moot Court
Team. In addition to these and other organizations, there are three
legal fraternities at Capital.
