UIC Law Asian Pacific American Law Students Association

UIC Law Asian Pacific American Law Students Association The Asian Pacific American Law Student Association of UIC Law serves as an academic, social, and cultural resource for all students.

The Asian Pacific American Law Students Association (APALSA) at the UIC Law School serves as an academic, social, and cultural resource for all students. APALSA's mission is to foster an environment of support for its members, while working to increase awareness of legal issues affecting Asian Pacific Islander Americans. Our efforts are devoted to advancing awareness about diversity concerns. APAL

SA is part of a national organization (NAPALSA) that is dedicated to providing opportunities and resources to help its members succeed as law students and future attorneys. Executive Board 2021-2022

President
Amanda Vesely

Vice President
Christine Eduardo

Secretary
Jung Kim

Finance Chair
Emily Art

Events Coordinator
Jennifer Vu

Outreach Coordinator
Katerina Dawis

Senior Advisor
Chasidy Clark

From April 1 until April 17, 2021, APALSA is raising funds to donate to KAN-WIN in honor of APIDAAM and those affected b...
04/01/2021

From April 1 until April 17, 2021, APALSA is raising funds to donate to KAN-WIN in honor of APIDAAM and those affected by the recent anti-Asian violence. KAN-WIN’s mission is to eradicate gender-based violence, including domestic violence and sexual assault, especially for women and children across Asian American communities and beyond through culturally competent services, community engagement, and advocacy.

Help the cause at https://kanwin.z2systems.com/np/clients/kanwin/donation.jsp?campaign=56&

The Asian Pacific American Law Student Association (“APALSA”) is in solidarity with community leaders, students and educ...
03/18/2021

The Asian Pacific American Law Student Association (“APALSA”) is in solidarity with community leaders, students and educators in supporting Asian and Pacific Islander folks across the nation and all people affected by the rising violence and hate crimes against the Asian and Pacific Islander American community. APALSA is committed to denouncing the surge of violence and hate crimes and actively combatting racism.

WHO CARES FOR THE CAREGIVER? A CRASH COURSE ON POWERS OF ATTORNEYOn Friday, 3/26 from 12:30-1:30pm, join FALA Chicago, ,...
03/16/2021

WHO CARES FOR THE CAREGIVER? A CRASH COURSE ON POWERS OF ATTORNEY

On Friday, 3/26 from 12:30-1:30pm, join FALA Chicago, , and Dantes Law Firm for this online educational event!

As the world continues to grapple with the challenges of taming the coronavirus, some of the most harrowing stories of the past year have centered on the legions of healthcare workers stationed on the frontlines of the pandemic. Beyond the outpouring of public tributes to their courage and sacrifice, how will we care for these caretakers if the unthinkable happens? Despite putting themselves at great personal risk every day on the job, a great number of healthcare workers, especially those of immigrant backgrounds, have yet to determine how decisions about their own healthcare will be made in the event they are incapacitated.

Join us for a timely panel discussion on the basics of powers of attorney for healthcare and property and their role in the estate planning process. Particular consideration will be given to the needs of the Filipino American community, a population that has been disproportionately impacted by the pandemic due to their significant presence in the health and caregiving professions. This program will also function as a CLE-eligible training session for those interested in providing volunteer power of attorney services for FALA Chicago’s clinic, AGiLA (“Attorneys Giving Legal Advice”).

Register at cvls.org/poa4healthcare

Speakers:

Reynard Tanig
Partner, Harrison & Held, LLP

Dr. Aprilfaye Manalang
Professor in Interdisciplinary Studies, Norfolk State University

Alicia Soller
Journalist/Filmmaker

Moderator:

Janice Dantes
Owner and Managing Attorney, Dantes Law Firm

Join us Friday for our general body meeting!
03/15/2021

Join us Friday for our general body meeting!

Registration link in bio! Monday, March 8th @ 12PM CST. Please join APALSA, CLS, Decalogue Society, LLSA, NLG, NLSA, and...
03/03/2021

Registration link in bio! Monday, March 8th @ 12PM CST. Please join APALSA, CLS, Decalogue Society, LLSA, NLG, NLSA, and RJI for "Taking on UChicago: The Story of Trauma Center Won." Learn from the organizers themselves about how a group of youth and activists rose against a multi-billion institution and activated the Chicago community to revitalize and build a trauma center on the south side.

Let’s gooooo! Time to give back. As students we are blessed with the privilege to be in school. We are also blessed with...
03/01/2021

Let’s gooooo! Time to give back. As students we are blessed with the privilege to be in school. We are also blessed with the privilege to help our community. We are teaming up with other orgs and hope you will join us too! http://ffnd.co/4gLPhW

Today is the last day to register for this Friday’s APALSA Mixer! Great opportunity to connect w other schools!
02/24/2021

Today is the last day to register for this Friday’s APALSA Mixer! Great opportunity to connect w other schools!

APALSA is in solidarity with BLSA () and the Student Coalition. Racism has no place at our school. All of our students d...
02/16/2021

APALSA is in solidarity with BLSA () and the Student Coalition. Racism has no place at our school. All of our students deserve to be protected.

Happy Lunar New Year from us to all of you! February 12 marks the beginning of the xin chou year, according to the sexag...
02/11/2021

Happy Lunar New Year from us to all of you! February 12 marks the beginning of the xin chou year, according to the sexagenary cycle. "Xin" represents the heavenly stem for the element metal, while "chou" is the earthly branch symbol for ox, making it the Year of the Metal Ox. "The ox, in Chinese culture, is a hardworking zodiac sign. It usually signifies movements so, hopefully, the world will be less static than last year and get moving again in the second half of the year." https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/lunar-new-year-2021-ox/index.html

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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(312) 427-2737

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