Stetson University College of Law has over 45 registered student organizations on campus. These organizations range from religious groups to political groups to organizations focused on a particular area of law.

On Wednesday, September 21, our student organizations came together for our annual Student Organization Fair. We had a tremendous turnout from students looking for ways to get involved on campus.

Are you interested in finding out more about student organizations at Stetson University College of Law? Visit our student organizations’ webpage or email studentlife@law.stetson.edu. Get involved and get connected!

As you walk onto campus this morning, you will notice 2,997 American flags on display at the corner of 15th Ave South and 61st Street South.

These flags represent the lives lost on September 11, 2001. Please take a moment to pause, reflect, and remember.

On Friday, August 26, the Student Bar Association hosted their annual Welcome Back Social at Green Iguana Bar & Grill.

Our students enjoyed the opportunity to reconnect in a casual, relaxed environment. A great time was had by all!

Photos courtesy of student Deuce Bradshaw. 

During the week of August 15-20, we welcomed our incoming full-time 1L class to the College of Law campus.

The week consisted of a number of informational sessions ranging from casual lunches with student mentors to mock classes where students were introduced to the Socratic Method and other teaching styles.

And of course it all wouldn’t be possible without the help of our wonderful Stetson Ambassadors who provided assistance to the Office of Student Life throughout the week and serve as mentors to our incoming students. We couldn’t do it without you!

To all of our new students – welcome to Stetson University College of Law!

On August 13 and 14, we welcomed our incoming part-time students to the College of Law campus for Orientation.

Orientation would not be possible without the help of our Stetson Ambassadors. They are always ready to greet our new students with smiles on their faces!

Our 2011 Part-Time class consists of over 70 students from a wide variety of backgrounds.

Interim Dean Royal C. Gardner welcomed the class with a bit of history about the College of Law and some advice for their time in law school.

We invited the incoming part-time students to the Tampa Law Center for their second day of Orientation. They enjoyed a mock class taught by Professor Tim Kaye and Professor Charlie Rose.

We hope our part-time students enjoyed their Orientation and we look forward to getting to know them better over the upcoming semester!