Undergraduate Law Review at FSU
Founded in 1996 and re-established in 2020, the Undergraduate Law Review at Florida State University strives to connect minds across campus and delve deep into current legal events. Our organization is entirely student-run, edited, and published. We aim to bring like-minded students across FSU’s campus together to engage in legal discourse. Over the course of a semester, each of our members gains insight into the field of law and legal writing through the writing and editing process. We strive for excellence in writing and hope to offer various unique perspectives on notable legal issues. We digitally publish a volume of articles once per semester on our digitized print journal, and we routinely publish short-form blogs in the fall and spring semesters. We accept new writers and editors at the beginning of every semester. Membership to our organization is conducted via an application process, and application decisions are based on a combination of academic merit and demonstrated interest in our organization. We hold informational sessions at the beginning of fall and spring semesters for prospective members to learn more about us. Our members consist of the executive board, editorial board, article editors, and both long- and short-form writers. Through involvement with our organization, members learn how to successfully craft arguments, peer-review other papers, and cite sources according to the Bluebook citation style. Our social events and general body meetings also provide an opportunity for our staff to get to know one another and network with like-minded pre-law
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Founded in 1996 and re-established in 2020, the Undergraduate Law Review at Florida State University strives to connect minds across campus and delve deep into current legal events. Our organization is entirely student-run, edited, and published. We aim to bring like-minded students across FSU’s campus together to engage in legal discourse. Over the course of a semester, each of our members gains insight into the field of law and legal writing through the writing and editing process. We strive for excellence in writing and hope to offer various unique perspectives on notable legal issues. We digitally publish a volume of articles once per semester on our digitized print journal, and we routinely publish short-form blogs in the fall and spring semesters. We accept new writers and editors at the beginning of every semester. Membership to our organization is conducted via an application process, and application decisions are based on a combination of academic merit and demonstrated interest in our organization. We hold informational sessions at the beginning of fall and spring semesters for prospective members to learn more about us. Our members consist of the executive board, editorial board, article editors, and both long- and short-form writers. Through involvement with our organization, members learn how to successfully craft arguments, peer-review other papers, and cite sources according to the Bluebook citation style. Our social events and general body meetings also provide an opportunity for our staff to get to know one another and network with like-minded pre-law
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Undergraduate Law Review at FSU
Founded in 1996 and re-established in 2020, the Undergraduate Law Review at Florida State University strives to connect minds across campus and delve deep into current legal events. Our organization is entirely student-run, edited, and published. We aim to bring like-minded students across FSU’s campus together to engage in legal discourse. Over the course of a semester, each of our members gains insight into the field of law and legal writing through the writing and editing process. We strive for excellence in writing and hope to offer various unique perspectives on notable legal issues. We digitally publish a volume of articles once per semester on our digitized print journal, and we routinely publish short-form blogs in the fall and spring semesters. We accept new writers and editors at the beginning of every semester. Membership to our organization is conducted via an application process, and application decisions are based on a combination of academic merit and demonstrated interest in our organization. We hold informational sessions at the beginning of fall and spring semesters for prospective members to learn more about us. Our members consist of the executive board, editorial board, article editors, and both long- and short-form writers. Through involvement with our organization, members learn how to successfully craft arguments, peer-review other papers, and cite sources according to the Bluebook citation style. Our social events and general body meetings also provide an opportunity for our staff to get to know one another and network with like-minded pre-law