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There are many ways to join Street Law. First and foremost, interested students should get on the listserv. Please click here for instructions on how to do so.

As a Street Law member, you can teach lessons with your fellow members at one of our schools. You may do so once a semester, every week, or multiple times a week, depending on the level of involvement that suits your schedule best.

If committing to a weekly or biweekly placement doesn’t work with your schedule, you can volunteer on for one of our day-long moot court or mock trial events. Generally, these events are held while the law school is out of session so that as many students as possible may get involved. Moot Courts and mock trials are great ways to work intensively with a group of students over the course of a day. We will post more information about these events as the dates draw closer.

Finally, you can be involved in Street Law on GW’s campus. While teaching and working on mock trials and moot courts are probably the most rewarding and enjoyable parts of participating in Street Law, we welcome all members to our general body meetings and on our listserv. Occasionally, we hold informational panels at the law school on education law-related topics. We also participate in events with other Public Interest orientated organization. By joining our listserv and attending our meetings, you can remain aware of these and other education and public interest opportunities both at the law school and in DC!



 
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