Since its creation, the Student Division of the Federalist Society has played an integral role on law school campuses. Through its numberous conferences programs, and publication, the Student Division seeks to accomplish three principle goals:

• Fostering debate among students, academics, legal practitioners, and public policy experts at the law school level.
• Countering the tide of orthodox liberal ideology and combatting the radicalism that has flooded law schools.
• Creating a network of students leaders who will affect positive change in the legal establishment.

Federalist Society students recieve free membership in any two Practice Groups of their choice. The 15 Practic Groups offer Federalist Society members the opportunity to participate directly in the examination of problems affecting particular areas of legal practice. Meetings, projects, and publications of each of the Practice Groups foster a unique, in-depth analysis of how conservatitve and libertarian ideas could be driving developments in major areas of the law.

Boston College Federalist Society welcomes new members year round. All meetings are open to libertarian, conservative, or interested law students. To be an official member, you must register with the national Federalist Society. If you would like to sign up online, click here.