American University Business Law Review and Sustainable Development Law & Policy Brief Symposium

Business Law Program

Student Organizations

Blockchain & Cryptocurrency Law Society The Blockchain & Cryptocurrency Law Society (BCLS) is established for the express purpose of bringing together graduate and undergraduate students who are interested in blockchain or other emerging technologies. The BCLS shall also seek to help students write about issues of and attain internships related to, blockchain technology.

Business Law Society The Business Law Society's goal is to provide law students with access to alumni who are working in the area of business law and with access to information concerning business law courses, programs and information regarding the study of business law and future careers in business law.

Communications & Media Law Society The Society provides a forum for members to network with communications attorneys in the Washington, DC area and for students to share their experiences from working in the field.

International Trade & Investment Law Society The International Trade and Investment Law Society (ITILS) is one of the most active student organizations on campus and gives students the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the areas of international trade, investment, and arbitration.

Sports and Entertainment Law Society The Sports & Entertainment Law Society (SELS) seeks to provide students who have an interest in sports or entertainment law with a mechanism to become involved in and acquire a greater knowledge of the issues in these fields.

The Transactional Negotiation Team The Transactional Negotiation Team is a student-run organization that strives to empower law students to excel in the boardroom. Members participate in national, regional, and intra-school competitions, and, in doing so, transform knowledge from the class

Student Publications

Arbitration Brief The Arbitration Brief is a student publication of the Washington College of Law produced with the assistance of the Center for International Commercial Arbitration. The Brief has recently evolved from the strong foundation that was laid by the International Commercial Arbitration Brief to include all avenues of arbitration.

Business Law Review The American University Business Law Review (AUBLR) is committed to publishing high-quality and high-impact pieces that combine cutting-edge legal analysis with novel solutions to address the complex challenges that impact businesses today.

Health Law & Policy Brief Founded in 2007, the Health Law & Policy Brief publishes articles on a wide array of cutting-edge topics in the area of health law. Such topics include health care compliance, fraud and abuse enforcement, health insurance payment, intellectual property issues, international human rights issues, FDA initiatives and policies, and a host of other matters.and a host of other matters.

Labor & Employment Law Society Brief The Forum was founded in 2010 to provide a specific and neutral forum for students, scholars, practitioners, and organizations to explore the complex developments of the law governing the workplace.