To foster and improve ties between Asian American Law students and Members of the Asian American Bar and Bench and the legal community as a whole. To foster an environment conductive to the continued advancement of Asian American law students and to ensure their success as future attorneys.

To articulate and promote the professional needs and goals of black law students while seeking to influence the legal community to bring about meaningful change to meet the needs of the Black community.

To promote the exchange of ideas and the creation and fulfillment of opportunities related to child advocacy in law, policy, health and education.

The Criminal Law Association seeks to promote both the study and the practice of criminal law and provides information and assistance to students interested in the criminal field, both prosecution and defense, as well as networking with professionals in the field.

The Estate Planning and Wealth Management Law Society, or the "EPWM", exists to educate, inform, and connect students with the professional community practicing in the areas of:

• Estate Planning
• Probate
• Trusts
• Wills, and
• related Tax Law

The EPWM seeks to provide resources for students interested in achieving employment in these legal fields and non-legal professions related to such fields, as well as, working closely with the professional community in these areas to build a stronger bond between it and Georgia State University students.

To play an active role in the furthering of Hispanic awareness and interests within the GSU College of Law and the legal community.

To promote the study of international law and legal topics such as international human rights, state-to-state relations, and international business issues. To strengthen ties between its students members and the legal community.

To share an interest in Jewish legal issues and socio-political concerns and in meeting the needs and interest of Jewish law students.

... committed to educating, organizing, and supporting pro-choice law students to ensure that a new generation of lawyers will be prepared to successfully defend and expand reproductive rights.

To develop each member's potential in written and oral advocacy and to represent the College of Law successfully in various Moot Court competitions , and to enhance each individual member's educational experience in law school.

To educate students and the public at large about public interest law issues and seeks to promote the goals of public interest law in protecting the public rights.

To serve the student body by acting as an advocate of all academic concerns, a promoter of student life, and a coordinator of all those peripheral functions that are integral to the achievement of academic excellence.

To educate and train the future litigators in Georgia. To allow each student participant to learn and grow far beyond any level they could through only the curriculum of law school.