Georgia State University

The Wellness in the Law Society's mission is to provide students with a comprehensive approach to wellness, encompassing mental, physical, social, emotional, intellectual, professional, and inner purpose/values. Through a variety of initiatives, they aim to offer educational opportunities throughout the academic year, focusing on promoting wellness, health, and balance.

The American Constitution Society at Georgia State University is comprised of law students committed to championing the enduring significance of the U.S. Constitution and its core principles: safeguarding individual rights and liberties, fostering genuine equality, ensuring access to justice, upholding democracy, and promoting the rule of law. This organization believes in the transformative potential of the law to positively impact the lives of every individual.

The Black Law Student Association strives to promote the educational and professional needs and goals of Black law students. We seek to influence the legal community to bring about meaningful change that addresses the needs and concerns of the Black community. BLSA (pronounced bahl - sa) attempts to effectuate these goals by mentoring our members and by bringing our membership into contact with practicing attorneys in nearly every legal practice area. Also, BLSA sponsors innovative and informative forums, which address current issues in legal practice and general issues that affect the community at large.

The Environmental Law Society (ELS) is a student group at our law school focused on environmental, real estate, and energy law. ELS hosts events, attends conferences, engages in community service, and offers opportunities for outdoor activities and moot court competitions.

Thirty-five rising second-year students will join Georgia State University Law Review for the 2023-2024 term. Georgia State Law students become members of Law Review by invitation, based on exceptional academic standing and performance in a rigorous writing competition. The submitted academic papers are graded by the executive board.

Neo Network (NeoN) operates as Georgia State's student-run television station and online video network and aims to provide members with training and hands-on experience for those interested in broadcast journalism or film. It is the successor organization to Georgia State Television (GSTV).

Album 88 is the student radio station of Georgia State University, with programming ranging from athletics, news, public service, music and specialty shows.

The Honors College at Georgia State University has elected officers of its Honors Student Organization for the academic year.

Among the most prestigious student organizations at Georgia State University, ambassadors with The 1913 Society, named for the year the university was founded, serve as hosts for high-profile events and ceremonies. Members maintain excellent grades and carry themselves with poise and professionalism at all times.

The 1913 Society - a student ambassador program established by the Office of the President - provides an opportunity for outstanding undergraduate students to serve as official hosts and goodwill ambassadors for the university.

Aminat Bishi served as the Vice President for the African Student Association at the Clarkston campus of Georgia State University's Perimeter College during the 2016-17 academic year.

The 1913 Society - a student ambassador program established by the Office of the President - provides an opportunity for outstanding undergraduate students to serve as official hosts and goodwill ambassadors for the university.

Georgia State University Law Review is a legal journal published four times per year by second- and third-year Georgia State Law students who have demonstrated outstanding writing and academic skills.