About Us
To advance the status of Hispanics in the social, educational, and legal areas; to promote and encourage the education of the Hispanic law student; and to sensitize the legal community to the unique needs of the Hispanic community. Membership in the Chicano Latino Law Student Association is open to all students enrolled in at least three (3) semester hours of University credit at ASU and meeting the ABOR definition of student. Membership and all privileges, including voting and officer positions, must be extended to all eligible students without regard to age, ethnicity, gender, disability, color, national origin, race, religion, sexual orientation, or veteran status. Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972, Section 106.14, makes an exception for social fraternities and sororities, in regard to gender, for membership criteria. Religious student organizations will not be denied registration solely because they limit membership or leadership positions to students who share the same religious beliefs. These groups, however, may not discriminate in membership or leadership on any other prohibited basis (i.e., age, ethnicity, gender, disability, color, national origin, race, sexual orientation, or veteran status).
