Clubs Overview
The Faculty of Law is home to numerous clubs covering a whole spectrum of interests and activities. We have clubs that focus on specific practice areas, such as the Corporate Law Club, Queen's Law Moot Society, and Queen's Law Cancer Society. There are also clubs that focus on sports, professional development and charitable causes, and even clubs that act as outlets for stress management and fun. Get involved QL – there’s a club for everyone!
2026-2027 Club Ratification Form: CLICK HERE
All Queen's Law Clubs must submit an annual Ratification Form to operate. If you have any questions, please reach out to VP Finance, Emma Webb-Mueller (lssvpfinance@queensu.ca).
Club Directory (2026-2027)
| Queen’s Corporate Law ClubRepresentatives: Ali Hedayati-Shalkouhi and Sonia Khanna
The Corporate Law Club (CLC) connects students with opportunities to explore and engage with the dynamic field of corporate law. Our flagship event is the annual Toronto Law Firm Tour, where 1L students visit leading Bay Street firms to gain insight into corporate practice and build professional skills. Beyond the tour, CLC hosts speaker panels, skills-based workshops, and networking events throughout the year, offering students a chance to learn from practitioners, develop career readiness, and expand their professional networks within Canada’s corporate law community.
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 | Queen’s Law Moot SocietyReps: Despina Tsamis and Emily Young
The Queen's Law Moot Society (QLMS), founded in 2024 by Jayme Milligan and Despina Tsamis, aims to make oral advocacy at Queen's Law more accessible by offering additional moot opportunities. This helps students develop advocacy skills early, without having to enrol in course credit. By hosting competitions before key recruitment periods, we hope students will be better positioned to excel in job placements and more prepared to take on for-credit moots in upper years, enhancing both their academic and career prospects. We are the proud home of the Cromwell Moot, unique to Queen’s Law and only offered to its students.
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 | Queen’s Law Cancer SocietyRepresentatives: Penelope Sairoglou and Jordan Strasberg
The Queen's Law Cancer Society ("QLCS") is the team that is primarily focused on planning and delivering the annual Queen's Law Cabaret for a Cure, which is a banner fundraising event for the Queen's Law Community. The QLCS puts on Cabaret for a Cure in support of Brain Cancer Canada and the Canadian Cancer Society. Last year, Cabaret for a Cure raised a record $26,000, and the QLCS is very excited to have a team that can help carry the positive momentum moving forward! Cabaret for a Cure is the primary focus of the QLCS. It is a celebration of Queen's Law pride and the talented people in our community, and an amazing opportunity to support the fight against cancer. The event brings the law school community together at the Kingston Grand Theatre for a night of unforgettable performances, along with a silent auction that gives students an opportunity to bid on a variety of items and unique experiences with professors.
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| Queen's Health Law ClubRepresentatives: Taylor Meffe and Michael Marcuzzi
The Queen’s Health Law Club (QHLC) will be for law students who are interested in a career in health law and hope to all connect students from all backgrounds that have an interest in the field of health law. Our focus will be to expand their knowledge and provide networking opportunities in the field of health law. We hope to provide events ranging from career panels to networking events and tours of law firms. We hope to cover a lineup of topics including health policy, bioethics, mental health law, pharmaceutical patenting, regulation of natural health products, and medical malpractice.
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 | Queen’s Law Hockey ClubRepresentatives: Nicholas Klatt and Nathan Bains
We welcome players of all skill levels and athletic backgrounds, offering both competitive and recreational co-ed teams so everyone can get involved. Running from October to March, the season is a great way to unwind from the demands of law school while staying active and connected. With a manageable commitment of 1–2 nights per week, players can participate in LUG, intramurals, tournaments, and exhibition games.
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| Queen’s Criminal Law ClubRepresentatives: Tori Reed
A club for students who are interested in learning more about criminal law, both academically and professionally. Our goal is to provide students with opportunities to engage in criminal law academically through actives such as our annual moot and guest-lecture nights with professors. We want students to learn about the profession as well through panel series with practicing lawyers and networking opportunities.
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 | Queen's Law Artificial Intelligence SocietyRepresentatives: Liam Thexton The Queen’s Law Artificial Intelligence Society explores the intersection of artificial intelligence, technology, and the law. Through workshops, speaker panels, networking opportunities, and collaborative events, QLAIS helps students understand how emerging technologies are affecting legal practice, regulation, and the legal profession. The Society aims to build practical AI literacy while encouraging thoughtful discussion of the professional and ethical issues created by rapidly evolving technologies.
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| Queen's Law Ski & Snowboard ClubRepresentatives: Chloe Asselstine
This club is focused on fostering a community of individuals who enjoy skiing, snowboarding and other winter activities while hanging out with friends. With some fun events planned, in addition to some educational speaker series, this club is perfect if you enjoy braving the cold with your friends and exploring the icy terrain of sports.
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| Queen’s Women and LawRepresentatives: Madelyn Sheid and Lauren Bristow
QWL is a club for individuals passionate about feminism, gender equity, and promoting diversity within the legal profession. QWL has been a club within the Queen’s Law community since 1981. Through academic, advocacy, and social events throughout the year, QWL examines and explores the unique challenges faced by women in law, while cultivating a welcoming and supportive presence within the Queen’s Law community.
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 | Queen's Law Music ClubRepresentatives: Connor Young and Nasim Victory
The Queen’s Law Music Club is a place for law students to take a break from cases and textbooks and make some music! We bring together students of all skill levels to form bands, jam, perform at Lawlapalooza, and connect with fellow music lovers. Whether you’ve been playing for years or have never touched an instrument, the club is all about having fun, meeting people, and bringing some music to the Queen’s Law community.
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 | Queen's First-Generation NetworkRepresentatives: Madelyn Sheid
The First-Generation Network is a federally incorporated organization that helps students who are first in their family to complete post-secondary education to connect with a broader network of students and professionals who come from similar backgrounds.
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 | Queen's Sports and Entertainment Law ClubRepresentatives: Bryn Curran and Carter Cooke
Queen’s Sports and Entertainment Law Society is focused on bringing Queen’s Law students closer to careers in sports and entertainment by giving them an outlet to explore their interests and foster connections with people working at the intersection of sports/entertainment/media and the law. Our long=term aspirations include embedding ourselves within the global law school community as a beacon for students with interest in these industries to Queen’s Law.
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 | Queen’s Fashion and Retail Law SocietyRepresentatives: Nathan Wong
The Fashion and Retail Law Society is a organization focused on the legal dimensions of the fashion and retail industries. It offers students opportunities to deepen their understanding of intellectual property, contract law, and regulatory issues through workshops, guest lectures, and seminars. The society provides networking events with industry professionals and legal experts and facilitates research and discussions on current trends and case law. Additionally, it provides students the opportunity to network with like-minded individuals and learn more about this niche industry. Overall, the society equips students with specialized knowledge and connections for a career in this dynamic field.
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 | Queen’s Law Golf ClubRepresentatives:
Queen’s Law Golf Club (QLGC) is focused on fostering a community of law students who enjoy golf or are interested in the sport. QLGC seeks to intersect golf and networking by creating golf events that include both current law students and Queen’s alumni. Club events will include a fall golf tournament, winter fundraisers, and a potential Alumni/Student charity golf tournament in the spring.
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 | Future Kingston LawyersRepresentatives: Tori Reed
Future Kingston Lawyers club, aims to foster interest in Kingston as a potential legal market to work in. We bring together students that are considering working in Kingston long-term, and provide them the opportunity to socialize with future colleagues in the club and network with current practicing Kingston lawyers.
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| Queen's Christian Legal Fellowship (QCLF)Representatives: Victory Dickson and Chloe Qin
Queen’s CLF is a non-denominational Christian law student group that exists to support and encourage the law school community through fellowship, discussions, and community service. Everyone is welcome as we explore faith, life, and the law together. The demands of law school pose unique challenges for anyone. Our group seeks to provide support, community, and mentorship. We are one of 20 law student chapters of Christian Legal Fellowship (CLF), Canada’s national association of Christian lawyers and law students. With over 800 members representing over 45 Christian denominations, CLF encourages members of the legal profession to advance justice and show compassion.
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| Jewish Law Students Association (JLSA)Representatives: Tamar Patel and Lauren Shwartz
The Jewish Law Students Association (“JLSA”) is a cultural and community-based club that provides a welcoming and supportive space for all Jewish law students at Queen’s regardless of politics, while fostering deeper connections with Jewish community allies. We aim to create an environment where students can engage with their Jewish identity in whatever way is meaningful to them and feel proud to be Jewish. JLSA organizes events around Jewish holidays, fosters connection among students and faculty, and strengthens our community within the law school through collaboration and dialogue. The club also serves as an advocacy body by working to communicate student concerns to administration as they relate to antisemitism, religious accommodation, and the broader campus political climate. Through regular engagement with the Dean, we ensure that Jewish law student voices are heard, and that responsive, student-driven solutions are developed.
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| Queen's Securities Law ClubRepresentatives: Evan Bannigan and Patrick Jonas
The Queen’s Securities Law Club (QSLC) bridges classroom learning with the practice of capital-markets and securities law. We connect students with peers and practitioners to share practical insights and perspectives on the field. The club’s focus is on helping students better understand securities law, explore career paths, and build professional connections.
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| Queen's Muslim Law Students Association (QMLSA)Representatives: Ryan Kuehlenborg and Daniyah Ali
QMLSA is dedicated to empowering Muslim law students by fostering a community rooted in faith and justice, amplifying our voices in the legal field.
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| Queen’s Labour and Employment ClubRepresentatives: Shawn Yuan and Melisa Schupp
The Queen’s Labour and Employment Club (QLEC) is dedicated to allowing Queen’s law students to engage in labour and employment law. We have a history of hosting a variety of events which enrich the law school experience at Queen’s University. QLEC provides an avenue for law students to explore the areas of labour and employment through our annual speaker events, moots and firm tours.
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| Queen’s Environmental Law ClubRepresentatives: Erik Cheng and Owen Gibbs
Queen’s Environmental Law Club (“QELC”) is dedicated to environmental equity and protection, encouraging students to assess how Canadian law can regulate the environment, natural resources, and wildlife. We welcome students interested in advocacy, sustainability, and exploring a career in this evolving field of law!
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| Runnymede Society (Queen’s Chapter)Representatives: Grace Brown
The Runnymede Society is an organization that invites speakers to discuss legal ideas that engage the rule of law, constitutionalism, and individual liberty. We focus on these age-old principles in the context of real and current issues that are not always explored in the law school classroom
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| Black Law Student Association – Queen’s ChapterRepresentatives:
BLSA Queen’s is a chapter of Black Law Students’ Association of Canada (BLSAC). BLSA Queen’s strives to empower all Black identifying students to succeed academically, socially and professionally.
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| Queen’s Asian Law Students’ AssociationRepresentatives: Jalen Coutinho
QALSA seeks to connect Asian Law students at Queen’s. The club runs a mentorship program connecting first year students with upper year students who they can connect with. Further, the club hopes to host panels and other networking events this year to facilitate a community of Asian law students at Queen’s.
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 | Queen's OutlawRepresentatives: Mayan Goldberg and Hero Aiken
Outlaw is the Queen's Law club for 2SLGBTQQIA law students and allies. We are part of a wider collective of Outlaws, established at other Canadian law schools. The Queen's chapter of Outlaw is committed to creating a safe and inclusive space for 2SLGBTQQIA students at Queen’s Law and within the broader Kingston community! We are dedicated to providing opportunities for education, professional development, and community building.
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 | Queen's Law Wills and Estates ClubRepresentatives: Anisha Shukla
The Queen’s Law Wills & Estates Club aims to provide law students with opportunities to learn about and explore the field of Estate Law. Through speaker panels, networking events, and professional development initiatives, the club connects students with practitioners and peers who share an interest in the practice area.
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| Queen's Indigenous Law ClubRepresentatives: Heran Zhao
The Queen’s Indigenous Law Club (QILC) is dedicated to creating a space for students to engage with Indigenous legal traditions, contemporary Indigenous legal issues, and the relationship between Indigenous and Canadian legal systems. QILC aims to foster learning and promote meaningful dialogue about Indigenous law, rights, and governance.
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 | Queen’s Venture Law SocietyRepresentatives: Ethan Lynch and Ava Naraghi
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| Queen’s Law Tabletop Games ClubRepresentatives: Sophie Goodarzi and Bill Jennings
Queen’s Law Tabletop Games Club is focused on creating a low-stakes environment perfect for building connections and making friends. We host a board game night at the Kingston Gaming Nexus every second Thursday of the month! Beyond our monthly events, we host D&D one-shots, Murder Mystery parties, trivia, and more. We invite all who want a relaxing night of gaming and community building.
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| Queen’s Law Sikh Student Association (QLSSA)Representatives: Pavan Kaur and Sachkirat Mann
The Queen’s Law Sikh Students Association brings together Sikh students and allies at Queen’s Law through culture, community, and career-focused events. Along with social and cultural programming, we care about supporting professional growth, including connecting students with mentors, speakers, and facilitating real conversations about navigating law school and the legal profession. At the core of everything we do are the Sikh values of justice, selfless service, and community!
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| South Asian Law Students Association (SALSA)Representatives: Sonia Khanna and Gurudev (Dev) Chahal
The South Asian Law Students’ Association (SALSA) was formed to promote the professional, cultural and social needs of South Asian and other minority law students at Queen’s Law School. SALSA seeks to provide a forum for the discussion of legal/political issues, career pathways, and community outreach. Furthermore, SALSA is dedicated to enhancing the diversity of Queen’s Law by increasing awareness of the legal issues that affect minority communities, as well by as by organizing social events to celebrate South Asian heritage.
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 | Queen's Construction Law ClubRepresentatives: Daniel Simonian
The Queen’s Construction Law Club is a student-led organization that promotes interest in construction law by connecting law students with practitioners and providing opportunities to learn about the legal issues affecting the construction and development industries. The club aims to expose students to the practical side of construction law through events, discussions, and professional networking.
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 | Queen's Law French ClubRepresentatives: George Williston and Maya Nussbaum
The Queen’s Law French Club aims to support students of all proficiency levels and promote bilingualism as a valuable asset in the legal profession. We seek to increase awareness of career and academic pathways available to students interested in practicing law in French or pursuing a civil law degree. We host mentorship and networking events, conversation nights, and speaker panels. Whether you’re fluent or just starting out, the club is open to all students looking to grow their language skills and expand their professional horizons.
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| Law Union of Ontario at Queen'sRepresentatives: Jaden Djumah-Mensah and Ryan Kuehlenborg
The Law Union of Ontario at Queen's (LUO Queen’s) is the Queen's Law student chapter of the Law Union of Ontario. We are committed to building an alternative legal culture that works for an equitable redistribution of power and resources. We operate from an anti-colonial, anti-racist, and anti-capitalist framework rooted in the principles of equity, human rights, and social justice. We provide an organized space for students pursuing movement lawyering, public interest advocacy, and alternatives to corporate legal practice.
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| Queen's Insurance Law ClubRepresentatives: Zannatul Chowdhury
Queen’s Insurance Law Club dedicated to highlighting insurance law as a dynamic and widely practiced area of the legal profession, while fostering greater student interest and involvement. Our goal is to introduce students to key issues, advocacy skills, and career opportunities within the field. Through events such as moots, networking socials, and visits to firms and in-house insurance teams, we aim to engage students and showcase the practical impact and complexity of insurance law. |
| Queen's Law WellnessReppresentatives: Melisa Schupp and Kate McCuaig
Queen's Law Wellness promotes student well-being and a supportive, connected law school community. Through accessible wellness initiatives, the club creates opportunities for students to pause, recharge, and connect throughout the academic year. Planned programming includes exam-period care packages, a therapy dog event, and a free coffee event designed to support students during demanding periods of the semester.
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%202.png) | Queen's Law x Elizabeth FryRepresentatives: Victoria Cook and Saleena Malik
The Queen’s Lax x Elizabeth Fry Kingston Club is a student-led initiative that partners with the Elizabeth Fry Society of Kingston to support women and gender-diverse people impacted by the criminal justice system. Our goal is to connect students with opportunities for community engagement, education, and advocacy, while raising awareness of the unique challenges faced by criminalized women. Through volunteering, panel discussions, campus drives, and collaborative campaigns, the club works to bridge the gap between legal education and community service, fostering a culture of social justice and equity within the Queen’s law community.
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| Eastern European Law Student AssociationRepresentatives: Alexandra Zubko and Max Chartchenko
The Eastern European Students’ Association (EESA) at Queen’s Law aims to bring together students of Eastern European heritage and anyone interested in Eastern European culture and the region. Through social and cultural events, mentorship, speaker events, and networking opportunities, EESA hopes to create a strong community within Queen’s Law while celebrating the diverse backgrounds and experiences of its members. The club also aims to connect students across year levels and with professionals in the legal community. EESA is open to all Queen’s Law students, regardless of background. |
 | Legal Ethics and Best Practices ClubRepresentatives: Joshua Barca and Mario Cordiano
The Legal Ethics and Best Practices in Law Club focuses on exploring the ethical responsibilities of legal professionals and promoting best practices in the legal field. We aim to provide a platform for members to engage with real-life ethical dilemmas, professional responsibility standards and emerging ethical challenges in the law profession. We want to help prepare future lawyers for ethical decision making to contribute to upholding the integrity of the legal practice
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 | Iranian Students AssociationRepresentatives: Ava Afshar and Mehrshad Vahdat
The Iranian Law Students Association at Queen’s Law is dedicated to building community, celebrating Iranian culture, and supporting greater representation of Iranian students and professionals within the legal profession. The Club creates opportunities for students to connect through cultural, social, academic, and professional development initiatives, including networking events, panels, mentorship opportunities, recruitment guidance, and community-building activities. We also aim to collaborate with other student organizations, law schools, legal professionals, and community partners to promote inclusion, strengthen connections, and create a welcoming space for both Iranian students and the broader Queen’s Law community.
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| Queen's Global Law Students' AssociationRepresentatives: Eva Sukhija
This club is intended to create a supportive and inclusive community for JD and LLM students from immigrant and international backgrounds who are pursuing legal education and legal careers in Canada. The club will provide a space for students to connect, share experiences, and build community while navigating the unique academic, professional, and cultural challenges of studying law in a new country or legal system. The club will also promote professional development by hosting networking events, career panels, mentorship opportunities, and discussions featuring lawyers and alumni across different areas of law. Its goal is to support members in exploring diverse legal career paths in Canada while fostering belonging, collaboration, and cross-cultural engagement within the law school community.
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| Queen’s Law Book ClubRepresentatives: Pavan Kaur
The Queen’s Law Book Club brings together book lovers across cohorts to enjoy enriching and diverse literary discussion, engage in fun social events, and support community literacy initiatives amongst marginalized populations. Through monthly meetings, guest speaker events, movie nights and charity drives, the QLBC creates an inclusive and welcoming environment celebrating literature in all its wonderful forms! Whether you are an avid reader or trying to pick up more books, the Queen’s Book Club is a non-judgmental and welcoming space to explore, connect and grow your interests amongst like-minded peers!
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| Queen’s Law CaresRepresentatives: Emma Feit and Lauren Pearson
This year we will choose a local organization and bring together fundraising and volunteer efforts to create a positive impact.
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 | Queen's Law Photography ClubRepresentatives: Jacob (Wang Je) Lee
We document the important moments at Queen’s Law. If you’re an outgoing social butterfly, or if you love photography, we’d love for you to join us!
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 | Queen’s Space Law ClubRepresentatives: Cecilia DiTrapani and Javahir Saidov
We are a club for law students interested in the legal side of the space and aerospace industry. We host stargazing nights, casual social events, expert speaker panels on space policy and governance, and more. As part of our commitment to exploring real-world aerospace issues, we also collaborated with the Queen’s Space Engineering Team last year in researching satellite launching processes.
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| Queen’s Law Chess ClubRepresentatives: Andrew Skene
Queen’s Law Chess Club hosts biweekly drop-in meetings and a tournament every semester. Whether you’re a complete beginner or a seasoned competitor, you’ll find friendly opponents, casual play and a chance to away from it all at the QLCC. Chess is a great way to relax, meet new people, and develop strategic thinking that carries into academics and life.
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| Law & Older: Mature Student SocietyRepresentatives: Andrea Ciaramella
A few of us noticed there was no club or association for mature students when we started at Queen’s Law in 2024, and we decided to change that! Are you over the age of 27 and struggle to keep up with all the new words these young people are coming up with? When you head out for a Smoker at 10pm, do you mutter to yourself “I’m too old for this”? Then this is the club for you!
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| Queen’s Law Run & Outdoor ClubRepresentatives: Taimur Ahmed
The Queens Law Run and Outdoors Club is primarily a run club that hosts weekly runs for law students as a recreational activity. The runs are beginner friendly and all paces are welcome. In addition to the weekly runs, the club also hosts nature walks or hiking trips to trails in the nearby area for students to reconnect with nature and have some peace and quiet away from school. We intend to create a community that allows people to socialize and connect with others through recreational activities.
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| Queen’s Law Public Presentation ClubRepresentatives: Udi Glinauer and Patrick Jonas Providing law students with the opportunity to share their intellectual passions in a public forum, cultivating an environment where great ideas are forged, honed, and nurtured. Enriching both the individual and the community they will go on to inspire. At its heart, the club is a space where voices are valued, courage is celebrated, and the pursuit of truth is central.
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Inactive Clubs
| Queen's Law Spike Ball ClubInactive
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 | Queen’s Tax Law SocietyInactive The Queen's Law Tax Society is an extracurricular introduction to the Canadian tax law professional field. We aim to provide the law school community with events which explore the different opportunities that a rewarding career in tax law provides. We also post updates and host guest lectures on current developments and discussions in tax law. |
| Queen’s Competition and Antitrust Law ClubInactive
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| Queen’s Intellectual Property Law ClubInactive
The Queen’s Intellectual Property Law Club connects students with an interest in intellectual property law from all fields. Our events aim to provide students with networking opportunities, and education about IP law careers. |
 | Queen's Animal Law ClubInactive
Queen’s Animal Law Club stands to raise awareness about legal issues affecting animals and to promote animal welfare. We will host events such as career panels featuring animal law professionals, educational discussions on animal rights and legislation, and fundraising initiatives for local animal shelters. Our goal is to provide Queen’s Law students with opportunities to explore careers in animal law, engage with lawyers and law firms practicing animal law, and make a positive impact on animal welfare. |
| Queen’s Food Law & Policy SocietyInactive Food Law is a multi-disciplinary field that touches on environmental issues, constitutional law, intellectual property and more! This year we are helping to organize this year's Canadian Association of Food Law & Policy conference. |
 | Queen’s Law Tortfeasors Rugby ClubInactive The Tortfeasors is a non-committal rugby Club for students in Queen’s Law. |
| Queen's Law Alternative Dispute Resolution Club (QLADR Club)Inactive Providing students an opportunity to engage in the fields of mediation, negotiation and arbitration. |
| Queen's Law Students' Academic Success Society (LSASS)Inactive QLSASS provides additional support to 1L students in the transition to law school and for the duration of the 1L year. We facilitate connections between law students across all years through activities and events. Our aim is to support 1Ls through this difficult transition through encouraging events. The society also offers programming to help with anxiety around academics, such as exams or speaking in class, through peer support groups and events. This club wants students to thrive in 1L by helping them find a supportive network with peers. Come join! |
 | Sauce Under Good Orders (S.U.G.O) (Italian Cultural Club)Inactive Welcome to SUGO (Sauce Under Good Order)! Our club is dedicated to connecting Italians and enthusiasts within the Queen’s Law community, celebrating the richness of Italian culture. We offer a range of events that include traditional cuisine tastings, and social gatherings. Whether you’re a native Italian or simply passionate about Italy’s heritage, join us to experience the joy of Italian traditions and build meaningful connections. Discover and share the essence of Italy right here in our vibrant community. Benvenuti a SUGO! |
| Latinx in LawInactive Latinx in Law is a vibrant and inclusive community dedicated to supporting Latinx students pursuing legal education. Our mission is to foster a sense of belonging, promote academic excellence, and advocate for social justice within the legal field. We provide a platform for networking, mentorship, and community building. By celebrating our diverse cultural heritage, we aim to empower members to navigate the challenges of law school and thrive in their legal careers. Join us to connect with fellow Latinx students and contribute to the advancement of equity and representation at Queen’s Law |
 | Queen's Military Law ClubInactive Queen’s Military Law Club is a community for students with an interest in military law, international humanitarian law, and defence policy. The Club seeks to provide interested students with networking and learning opportunities in the field of military law. We bring together Queen’s Law students through social events and aim to serve as a connection with the Royal Military College and Canadian Armed Forces. |
| Municipal Law ClubInactive For all things municipal law, including how students can pursue a career in this area and grow their knowledge of unique legal issues, ranging from land use planning to complex development agreements. |
 | Queen’s Fertility and Reproductive Law ClubInactive The Queen’s Fertility and Reproductive Law Club aims to highlight current issues in the field of Fertility Law and Reproductive Law. Our focus is to educate students on both careers and legal topics within this field, and connect students to practitioners through networking. |
| Queen’s Global Finance Law AssociationInactive
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| Queen's International Law ClubInactive The Queen’s International Law Club aims to expose interested law students to professional perspectives on international legal issues relating to current world events and provide an avenue for students to explore career opportunities in international law. |
 | Queen's Law Mergers & Acquisitions AssociationInactive The Queen's M&A Association was founded with the goal of providing Queen's Faculty Law Students with educational and experiential learning opportunities in the practice area of M&A. As law students, we know how valuable hands-on learning experience is in the development of the practical skills required of legal practitioners. The Queen's University M&A Association is therefore committed to providing students with opportunities to directly engage with practitioners so that they may foster their own interests and practical skills in the area of M&A. |
| Queens's Public Law UnionInactive
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 | Indigenous Law Students' AllianceInactive She:kon/Aanii! The Indigenous Law Students’ Alliance (ILSA) works to advocate for Indigenous voices within Queen’s Law, building a relationship between First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples and non-Indigenous allies to identify concerns and work towards providing a more inclusive environment within the law school. ILSA welcomes any and all Queen’s Law students to join, in hopes of building relationships in which each member is able to learn from one another. |
| Queen’s Law Art ClubInactive
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| Queen’s Law Palestinian AdvocacyInactive The Queen’s Law Palestinian Advocacy club will be focusing on advocacy for Palestinians, particularly regarding the illegal occupation of Palestine. We hope to host a variety of speakers and events to educate the Queen’s community of the realities of Palestinians and the oppression that they are currently facing.
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 | Queen’s Social Media Law SocietyInactive The Social Media Law Society explores the intersection of law and digital platforms. We engage students interested in the legal aspects of social media, content creation, and online interactions. Our events feature discussions with entertainment lawyers, influencers, and social media company representatives, covering topics such as influencer contracts, content creator rights, copyright law, media law, and privacy issues. Through networking mixers, speaker series, and panel discussions, we aim to provide valuable insights into this rapidly evolving field. Join us to gain practical knowledge, expand your professional network, and stay at the forefront of social media law in today's digital landscape. |
 | Queen’s Law Tennis ClubInactive
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| Queen's Disability Law ClubInactive
Queen’s Disability Law is a club to address disability issues, disability law, and the needs of law students with disabilities.
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 | Disability and Mental Health Law Club (DAMH)Inactive The Disability and Mental Health Law Club is a club at Queen’s Law promoting good mental health for students in the law school. All members and participating students in our club activities share an interest in disability law and mental health law, health and well-being, and raising awareness of diversity related topics. DAMH runs several events such as: World Mental Health Day and Wellness Day where we provide activities, games, and healthy snacks; as well as our famous Puppy Therapy Days before each exam period. We hope to continue to raise awareness about mental health and wellness in the Queen’s Law community!
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 | Queen's Cybersecurity and Privacy ClubInactive The Queen’s Cybersecurity & Privacy Club (QCPC) is a student-led initiative with the Faculty of Law dedicated to advancing a forum for those interested in the study of data protection, privacy rights, surveillance, cybersecurity threats, internet governance, and technological innovation. QCPC provides educational and networking opportunities for students by organizing expert panel discussions, socials, and career-development workshops. Students seeking to become involved are encouraged to join as a member and attend upcoming events.
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| Between The Law Writer’s ClubInactive
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| Queen's Conference on Indigenous Reconciliation (QCIR)Inactive The Queens Conference on Indigenous Reconciliation (QCIR) focuses on building relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people in business and in law. The goal of our events is to raise awareness about colonization and its ongoing effects in the business and legal realms. We hope to provide a platform for discussion, learning, and understanding with a focus on reconciliation.
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| Queen's Children and Youth ClubInactive The Queen’s Children and Youth Law Club intends to provide a space where topics, such as children’s rights, child protection, court representation, and criminal youth justice, are explored collaboratively. We hope to provide the QL community with opportunities to meet other like-minded students, network with law practitioners, and enrich their learning experience.
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| Queen's Law Litigation SocietyInactive The QLLS has a massive membership; we signed up approximately 80 members last year, and anticipate an equal size membership or more for this coming year. We provide for students insight into different styles of advocacy, both for those who are considering litigation as a career path and those who wish to enhance or polish their skills for the purpose of improving their mark in advocacy-focused evaluation in class.
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| Queen’s Real Estate Law AssociationInactive The Queen’s Real Estate Law Association (QRELA) is a student association committed to providing opportunities for students to learn about the fast-paced and exciting field of real estate law. QRELA will host educational, social and career-related events throughout the upcoming school year. |
| Queen’s Policy and Law ClubInactive QPLC is the only club at QL that caters specifically to students who are interested to explore the intersectionality between policy and law. For some students, neither big corporations nor boutique firms interest them. As a result, we want to create a club where we can provide students with opportunities to explore what it would be like to work in the policy or political field. We will aim to bring in speakers, panelists and special guests who can provide insights on what it is like to be in the policy or political field. We will also aim to bring in prominent figures, legislators, officials and lobbyists so students may benefit from their experience, guidance and advice. In addition to all that, we also want to provide students with general interests in policy an opportunity to learn about the various policy fields. This will enrich students’ learning experience and could also enrich discussions in class.
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| LEAF KingstonInactive LEAF Kingston is a student law branch that was established in November 2020. We are a branch of LEAF National and participate in the monthly LEAF branch meeting and the wider national projects. In its third year, LEAF Kingston hopes to continue growing in the community and raise awareness of critical feminist issues. More about LEAF National: LEAF National is well-established and dedicated advocate for gender equality, demonstrating tangible results, year after year. LEAF focuses on litigation, law reform, and public education. In particular, we seek to advance gender equality by challenging laws, policies, and practices that discriminate against equality guarantees enshrined in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
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| Queen's Law Bachelor Nation ClubInactive Are you a fan of the Bachelor franchise? We’re a group of Queen’s Law students who love all things Bachelor / Bachelorette / Bachelor in Paradise! Join our fantasy bracket for the upcoming season.
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 | Queen's International Criminal Law AssociationInactive Queen’s International Criminal Law Association (ICLA) is the only Faculty of Law club dedicated to the study of international criminal and human rights law. The ICLA is designed to facilitate respectful discussions between scholars and likeminded students with an interest in war crimes and aggression, crimes against humanity, human rights violations, and genocide. The objective of this association is to raise awareness and promote learning opportunities for those seeking to practice in the field of international criminal law.
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| Queen’s Law Mining AssociationInactive
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| Queen’s Natural Resource and Energy Law Club (QNRELC)Inactive
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