The Student Bar Association (SBA) is Penn State Law's student government organization. Composed of all law students, the SBA is led by an executive board elected by the student body. The SBA oversees and allocates funding for student organizations and events, and it is the formal liaison between students, faculty, and administration.
Reflecting their diverse backgrounds, beliefs, and passions, Penn State Law students explore shared interests and advance common causes through a variety of student organizations.
- 2nd Amendment Law Society
- ABA/Law Student Division — PBA/Young Lawyers Division
- Advocacy and Litigation Society
- Agricultural Law Society
- Alternative Dispute Resolution Society
- Alternative Spring Break Initiative
- Alumni Relations Committee
- American Association for Justice (Penn Chapter)
- American Constitution Society for Law and Policy (ACS)
- Asian Pacific American Law Students Association (APALSA)
- Arts & Culture Legal Society
- Black Law Student Association
- Corporate Law Society (CLS)
- Corpus Juris Society
- Criminal Law Society
- Environmental Law Society
- Family Law Society
- Fashion and Business Law Society
- Federalist Society
- International Law Society
- J. Reuben Clark Law Society
- Jewish Legal Society
- John Reed Inn of Phi Delta Phi
- Latinx Law Students Association
- Law and Education Alliance at Penn State
- Military Law Caucus
- Mindfulness in Law Society
- Minority Law Students Association
- Muslim Legal Society
- National Lawyers Guild
- National Security Law Society
- OutLaw
- Parents Attending Law School (PALS)
- The Penn State Law Blue and White Society
- Penn State Law Democrats
- Penn State International Arbitration Group (PSIAG)
- Penn State Law Benefiting THON
- Phi Alpha Delta
- Project S.T.A.F.F.
- Public Interest Law Fund
- Res Ipsa Loquitur
- Speakers Trust Fund
- Sports and Entertainment Law Society
- Student Animal Legal Defense Fund
- Student Bar Association
- Student Health Law Association
- Trial Advocacy Board
- Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program
- Women's Law Caucus
- WorkLaw Society
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