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Welcome
to Stetson University College of Law’s Black Law
Students Association! 
BLSA
is one of the strongest and most active student
organizations on Stetson’s campus. In 2005, we dedicated
the name of our chapter to Judge Thomas E. Stringer,
Sr., who is the first African-American graduate from
Stetson.
BLSA
is a member of the National Black Law Students
Association (NBLSA). BLSA consistently provides
academic, professional and personal resources for its
members as well as the opportunity for students to make
significant contributions to the Stetson and Tampa Bay
communities. BLSA is not a “closed” organization; it is
open to all Stetson students regardless of race, gender
or ethnicity. BLSA is not simply a student
organization, it is a family committed to supporting the
concerns and interests of black law students. BLSA
sponsors activities both on and off campus that meet the
professional and academic needs of its members.
Benefits of BLSA Membership
Click here for Membership Application
Why Join NBLSA/BLSA?
As a
member of NBLSA/BLSA you are part of an established and
esteemed organization that has numerous benefits!
These benefits include:
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Unparalleled
networking opportunities with other law
students and practicing attorneys
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Subscriptions to and publishing opportunities with
NBLSA’s newsletter
“Fourteenth Amendment”
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Leadership positions
on the National and/or Regional Executive Boards
As a
member you are also entitled to participation in any of
our regional or national activities including:
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National and Regional
Job Fairs
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National and Regional
Academic Retreats
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National and Regional
Convention
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Participation in prestigious
Thurgood Marshall Mock Trial
and
Frederick Douglass Moot Court
advocacy competitions
Additionally, NBLSA/BLSA members receive
free membership
to the following organizations:
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National Bar Association
NBLSA/BLSA members are also eligible to apply for NBLSA
Scholarships!
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