Harvard Law School Association (HLSA) Clubs and Shared Interest Groups (SIGs) serve as a forum for alumni to connect on a wide range of legal, business, and social levels to "advance the cause of legal education, to promote the interests and increase the usefulness of the Harvard Law School, and to promote mutual acquaintance and good fellowship" among all HLS alumni. Upon matriculation to HLS, one becomes a member of the HLSA. There are no applications to complete or membership fees to pay.
The oldest association of its kind, the HLSA, serves over 40,000 members worldwide by supporting and hosting programming and events. The Association also provides a vital link between Harvard Law School and its diverse alumni body. See below to find a HLSA Club or SIG that interests you.
If you have any questions or are interested in getting more involved with the HLSA, please email us at hlsa@law.harvard.edu.
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Clubs encourage alumni connections by supporting and hosting programming, events, and alumni engagement in their local community. Clubs are geographically based and located all over the globe. Use the map or the menu to find a Club near you.
Shared Interest Groups, or SIGs, reflect Harvard Law School's diverse alumni population. They are recognized communities that engage alumni around a central purpose, mission, identity, or industry affiliation.
If the Club or SIG you are looking for is not listed on this page and you are interested in leading one, please review and complete the Harvard Law School Association (HLSA) New Club/Shared Interest Group proposal form. The HLSA receives several requests for a new Club or SIG each year, and the HLSA Executive Committee evaluates requests annually. Applications are accepted through September 30th each calendar year, and a summary of the Club/Shared Interest Group Formation Process can be found here.
Please get in touch with us at hlsa@law.harvard.edu with questions.