Mission
The Evening Law Student Association (ELSA) is dedicated to providing useful professional, academic, and social opportunities for evening students at the Washington College of Law (WCL). ELSA also is committed to increasing the interaction and integration of evening students with all members of the WCL community. Some of the issues we focus on are:
- Evening course selections and scheduling
- Evening hours in WCL administrative offices
- Helping evening students gain legal experience
- Law as a second career
- Bar exam preparation
- Networking opportunities for current and graduated evening students
For more information or to join the ELSA listserve send an email to elsa@wcl.american.edu.
Events
ALL evening students are invited to attend a general body meeting coming soon (time and location to follow in The Docket). There will be a panel of current students to talk about succeeding in law school and answer your questions about balancing work with studying, journals, externships, clinics, and everything else. We also want to hear from evening students about what events you ELSA should organize this year. Come meet fellow evening students and enjoy some free pizza!
Are you an evening student interested in serving on the ELSA board for the 2008-2009 academic year? We are seeking at least a 1L Representative. Descriptions of the position can be found in our Constitution. To run for 1L Representative, please send an email to elsa@wcl.american.edu including: your email address, phone number, and a brief statement of why you would like to serve on the ELSA board. All applications must be received before midnight on Friday, September 5.
2008-2009 ELSA Board |
2008-2009 Evening SBA Senators |
| Scott Johnson, President scottdjohnson@gmail.com |
VACANT |
| Valkyrie Hanson, Vice President valkyriehanson@yahoo.com |
VACANT |
| Scott Simpson, Secretary severettsimpso@aol.com |
VACANT |
| Voltaire Casino, Treasurer voltairecasino@gmail.com |
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| VACANT, 1L Representative |
Links
Legal Experience is Key to Landing a Job After Graduation
ABA Student Lawyer Magazine
Part-Time Law Programs a Study in Focus, Efficiency
Washington Post
