Latin American Law Students Association at UB Law

The Latin American Law Students Association (LALSA) at the University at Buffalo School of Law is a dynamic student organization dedicated to supporting law students pursuing careers in service to the Latin American community and communities of color. Based in Buffalo, NY, LALSA operates as an integral part of one of the nation's strongest public law schools, providing members with networking opportunities, professional development, and academic support tailored to their unique career aspirations.

LALSA is committed to the advancement of minorities in the legal profession through comprehensive member services and community partnerships. The organization welcomes students of all backgrounds while creating a focused network for Latino students and students of color, fostering meaningful connections between law students and the broader Latin American legal community. Members benefit from access to leadership opportunities, including positions in the organization's executive board, and participation in national conferences such as the National Latino/a Law Students Association conference.

As part of the University at Buffalo School of Law—the only law school in the State University of New York system—LALSA members gain access to world-class legal education, innovative experiential learning programs, and faculty expertise spanning interdisciplinary fields. The organization emphasizes academic excellence and professional preparation, ensuring members develop the theoretical foundation and practical skills necessary to succeed in competitive legal environments. LALSA's dedicated advisor, Prof. Jorge Fabra Zamora, provides mentorship and guidance to support student success and career development throughout their law school experience in Buffalo.