Student bar association
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Student bar associations (SBAs) are student organizations that exist at many laws schools in the United States. Student bar associations take their name from bar associations, which are professional bodies of lawyers.
The duties, structure, and size of the student bar association varies among law schools. In many law schools, the student bar association is analogous to the student government, and the body acts as a liaison between administrators and students. Other duties may include sponsoring and planning social and educational events and providing student services.
External links
- SBA governance - from the American Bar Association
- List of SBA presidents from the American Bar Association[dead link]
- List of SBA websites from the American Bar Association
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