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Latin American Law Students Association (LALSA)

Co-President: Olivia San-Emeterio – [email protected] 
Co-President: Karina Rosalez – [email protected]  

The Latin American Law Students Association (LALSA) at Seton Hall University School of Law is a non-profit organization committed to the following goals: Fostering individual achievements; Providing necessary services to the law school community; Addressing legal issues of the minority community.

Our mission is to educate the law school community on the benefits of diversity and create awareness of the challenges that Latino communities currently face.

LALSA achieves its goals by providing academic, professional and social support for all students by recognizing the achievements of Latino students and alumni, so that lessons may be learned, mentorship relationships created, and friendships established among the current LALSA members.

Students of all ethnic backgrounds are welcome and are currently members of LALSA!

Board Members:

Co-President: Olivia San-Emeterio – [email protected] 
Co-President: Karina Rosalez – [email protected] 
Vice President: Yinet de Leon – [email protected] 
Secretary: James Mickens - [email protected] 
Treasurer: Emily Trinidad - [email protected] 
Social media and Public Relations Chair: Amanda Martin – [email protected] 
Events Coordinator: Alanna Oller - [email protected] 
SBA Representative: Melina Quispe - [email protected] 
HBA-NJ Representative: Annette Espinoza - [email protected] 
HNBA Representative: Christian Montanez - [email protected] 
Metro LALSA Representative: Veronica Banat - [email protected] 
Metro LALSA Representative: Kayla Sleeper - [email protected] 
Faculty Advisor: Neoshia Roemer -  [email protected]
Faculty Advisor: Solangel Maldonado – [email protected]
Faculty Advisor: Neoshia Roemer - [email protected]