UNH Law Women's Law Student Association

The UNH Law Women's Law Student Association is a student-led organization at the Franklin Pierce School of Law in Concord, NH, dedicated to advancing women's voices and perspectives within the legal profession. As part of the University of New Hampshire's innovative law school, this association provides members with networking opportunities, professional development, and community engagement focused on gender equity and women's leadership in law.

Based at Franklin Pierce School of Law in Concord, New Hampshire, the Women's Law Student Association connects students who are passionate about addressing gender-related legal issues and supporting female attorneys and judges. The association facilitates discussions, hosts guest speakers, and organizes events that highlight women's contributions to intellectual property law, public interest work, social justice, and commerce and technology—all areas of strength within the UNH Law community.

Members benefit from the law school's commitment to practice-based learning and its unique Daniel Webster Scholar program, which offers the only practice-based bar exam alternative in the nation. The association operates within an intimate, innovative law school environment that emphasizes challenging dialogue and intellectual rigor from the start of students' legal education.

Located in Concord, just an hour from Boston and close to mountains, lakes, and the Atlantic Ocean, the Women's Law Student Association serves a diverse student body at one of the nation's top-rated American Bar Association-accredited law schools. The organization reflects the broader UNH Law mission of developing legal professionals who become global leaders committed to intellectual property, general practice, public interest, social justice, and technology-focused legal work.