Student Ambassador Program

In September 2013, the New York City Bar launched the Student Ambassador Program at local area law schools. The student ambassadors represent the New York City Bar Association by communicating the benefits of membership, promoting relevant events, increasing student engagement, and recruiting new members at on campus events as well as City Bar programs and receptions.

Student ambassadors have the opportunity to take a leadership role within the Association and gain visibility while developing a strong professional network in an association that includes over 23,000 of the best legal minds in New York.  

If you would like more information on our Student Ambassador program, please contact Connor Doyle at cdoyle@nycbar.org.

FAQs

What are the reqirements to serve as a Student Ambassador? You must be a rising 2L, 3L, or LL.M. enrolled law school student at one of our New Lawyer Institute sponsoring law schools. There is one Ambassador role available per year level at each school.

How can I apply? Contact your law school’s Career Services department to let them know you are interested in the spring before new Ambassador appointments are made.

My law school is not a sponsoring school. How can they become a sponsor? To become a New Lawyer Institute sponsoring law school, contact cdoyle@nycbar.org.

I’m in high school or undergrad but want to be involved. What can I do? Click here to get involved with our Thurgood Marshall Summer Law Internship program. If you are in college but plan to attend law school, don’t miss our annual LSAT Prep Conference.