Fatheen Nizam

The Access to Justice Interest Group brings together students interested in social and access to justice issues at the Lincoln Alexander School of Law. The group organizes regular social and informational events, provides a forum for discussion on social justice issues, and connects students to opportunities to gain experience in the legal aid field to foster professional relationships and build practical skills. In addition, the group is committed to supporting the Lincoln Alexander School of

The Law and Technology Society (L&TS) is TMU’s student-run organization for those law students who are interested in the combination and intersection of these two foundational fields. L&TS seeks to provide students not only with the resources and network necessary to pursue a career in the expansive and growing field of Technology Law, but also hopes to prepare students for roles in policy, advocacy, and bolster innovation within the field of Law itself. Through its

The Law and Policy Society (LPS) is a student-led organization that discusses questions, issues, and current events related to the intersection of policy and law. Through professional development and collaborative discussion, the LPS aims to expose students to legal career paths in the policy sector, build a network of like-minded students, and convene topical conversations around key issues with leaders in policy, community, and law.

The Lincoln Alexander International Law Society (LAILS) is a student-run organization here at the Lincoln Alexander School of Law. The club is particularly aimed at students that could be interested in a career in international law or are interested in the topics that fall within the field. Through meetings with our membership as well as panels with profound guest speakers, the LAILS seeks to give our membership a better understanding of contemporary issues in international