Native American Law Students' Association (NALSA)

The Native American Law Students' Association (NALSA) of the University of North Carolina School of Law serves as a legal, cultural and academic support system for Native law students in the Triangle and the state-wide Native community.

NALSA accomplishes these goals by:

• providing a community support system to Native law students
• addressing issues of recruitment of Native law students
• spearheading pro bono projects in Native communities
• increasing awareness of legal and non-legal interests affecting Native communities
• promoting summer and post-graduate professional opportunities relevant to Native legal interests

NALSA is open to all, so come join us at our next meeting or event!

UNC is excited to be a new Chapter Member of the National Native American Law Student Association (NNALSA). This relationship strengthens our position in the national Native law community and increases opportunities for our students who are passionate about Native legal work.