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About the SBA - Mission

The Student Bar Association (SBA) is the umbrella organization for student groups at the University of Connecticut School of Law. The University collects student activity funds from each student enrolled in the School of Law and then the SBA divides the funds among the student organizations. The SBA uses the following goals to make budget decisions:

1. The promotion of such activities as may be of interest to the student body;
2. The promotion of cordial and effective relations among students, faculty and administration of the Law School, and with the University at large, other law schools and the community; and
3. The expression and representation of student opinion on matters pertaining to the law, to the Law School and to the Student Bar Association.

The SBA traditionally uses the student activity fees to fund student groups, subsidize graduation festivities, underwrite the Fall Ball and Spring Fling, host two barbecues for students and faculty, and support other student activities and events.

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