LUC Latinx Law Students Association

The Latine Law Students Association (LLSA) at Loyola University Chicago School of Law is a comprehensive student organization dedicated to supporting Latinx legal education and professional development in Chicago, IL. The organization provides an integrated academic and social support network designed to help students succeed throughout their law school experience. LLSA offers targeted programs focused on professional and academic development, equipping members with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in legal practice.

The organization brings in accomplished speakers who address critical legal issues affecting Latinx communities throughout the United States and internationally. Members benefit from curated information about scholarships, Latinx-centric events, and employment opportunities tailored to advance their careers. LLSA actively facilitates connections between students and the broader Latinx community, creating meaningful service opportunities and engagement initiatives.

Under faculty guidance from Professor Sarah Diaz, LLSA is led by an experienced executive board including President Andreina Negretti, Vice-President Jacob Yeskis, and specialized directors overseeing academic affairs, marketing, finance, and community service. The organization welcomes all law students in good standing at Loyola University Chicago to participate in events and programs. LLSA events are intentionally designed to build community and foster familiarity among Latinx and non-Latinx classmates within the School of Law, creating an inclusive environment where diverse perspectives strengthen the entire student body. Whether you are a Latinx student seeking community or any student interested in supporting Latinx legal professionals, LLSA offers valuable networking, educational, and service opportunities.