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Competition Teams
Alternative Dispute Resolution Honor Society
The Alternative Dispute Resolution Honor Society (ADRHS) is a student-run organization geared towards fostering an interest in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR).
Mock Trial Honor Society
The Mock Trial Honor Society is a student-run organization that strives to empower law students to excel in the courtroom. Members participate in national, regional, and intraschool competitions, and, in doing so, transform knowledge from the classroom to practical abilities.
Moot Court Honor Society
The Moot Court Honor Society at the American University Washington College of Law sponsors a wide-range of activities designed to provide students opportunities to practice their oral advocacy and brief writing skills. The Society competes at fourteen competitions nationally and internationally. Our teams consistently win brief and oralist awards, in addition to regional and national championships.