Thurgood Marshall
Pre-Law Society
Thurgood Events
Law Trip
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Law Trip is an annual event presented by Thurgood Marshall Pre-Law Society for students to be able to visit law schools out of state, and sometimes even out of the country. This unique experience provides students with the opportunity to get out of their comfort zones, travel, and explore their options for their potential career in law at an affordable cost.
Law Conference
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Previous Events
Entertainment Law Conference 2021Sat, Oct 02Old Champlain Hall
Virtual Alumni Reunion Summer 2021Wed, Sep 15Zoom Room
Summer Alumni ReunionSat, Aug 08Central Park
Law Conference 2020Sat, Mar 07New York Law School
Law Trip 2020 InformationalWed, Nov 13University Union 215
Law Conference is a semiannual networking opportunity offered to provide students with multiple unique perspectives of a variety of degrees of law. Students are able to listen to, and interact with a panelist of lawyers and current law students. Each conference provides a different outlook on law, and focuses on different law careers, offering students the opportunity to realize what they do and do not want from their potential career.
Step Show
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Every year, Thurgood Marshall organizes a step show competition in which the winning team gets to take home a cash prize! Step team from all over use the year's theme to inspire their new step routines and awe the audience.
LSAT Workshops
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Throughout the year Thurgood hosts LSAT prep sessions for students who are interested in applying to law school. These sessions are free of charge and open to students of any major. These sessions are led by official TestMasters who have gotten a near perfect score on their exams. The instructors provide tips and strategies to maximize test scores.
General Body Mettings
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Thurgood General Body meetings are open to the Binghamton University public. Held every Tuesday, Thurgood Marshall’s Eboard Members present on a broad range of current events in the media. These meetings give students an outlet to freely express their opinions while also creating connections with other students on campus.