For students interested in the law, restorative justice, and advocacy, Students Defending Students is now welcoming applications for the fall trainee class!Students Defending Students (SDS) is an organization that represents students who are alleged to have violated the Student Code of Conduct. SDS works to ensure students understand the Community Standards process as they navigate it and are best equipped to share their side of the story with the Office of Community Standards and Student Responsibility (CSSR) Conduct Officers.
Students Defending Students seeks representatives that are committed to helping students understand their rights and are empathetic, respectful, and thoughtful when preparing and representing students. You do not need to be a pre-law or related major to be a part of SDS!
To learn more about SDS and to have an opportunity to ask questions, we invite each of you to attend one of the information sessions that will be hosted in Baker 302. The information sessions will take place on September 9th and 15th beginning at 5:00pm. The sessions are optional but encouraged!
Students can also connect with Students Defending Students at the Pre-Law 101 Workshop on September 7 at 5:00pm in Bentley 135. You can register for the workshop here.
In order to apply to be a part of the fall training cohort of Students Defending Students, you must submit a cover letter and resume no later than October 1, 2021, at 5:00pm. You can email your application materials to studentsdefendingstudents@gmail.com or you can deliver them to Baker 302.
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