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The CLSA values graduate student participation in Association activities and conferences. There are two Graduate Student Representatives on the Board of Directors. Each rep is elected each year for a two-year term. Graduate students from any academic discipline who are engaged in socio-legal scholarship are warmly encouraged to participate in the CLSA annual and mid-year meetings, to present papers and chair panels at these meetings, and to submit articles to the Canadian Journal of Law and Society.
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With financial assistance from the Association, the grad reps organize social events during the CLSA annual and mid-year meetings exclusively for grad students and plan and organize workshops on issues of particular concern to grad students, such as how to give effective conference presentations; how, where, and when to publish; and academic job hunting.
Suggestions for upcoming workshops are welcomed at [email protected].
To purchase a CLSA membership, click HERE.
Suggestions for upcoming workshops are welcomed at [email protected].
To purchase a CLSA membership, click HERE.
Funding Procedure for the Annual Conference
The CLSA has a limited amount of funding to cover graduate student travel to the annual conference. Funding is provided after the conference. In order to be eligible for funding, graduate students must be members of the CLSA, and they must submit their original receipts and boarding passes/tickets with their application.
The amount of funding varies from year to year and depends on how many graduate students apply. The CLSA's funding is unlikely to cover all expenses and graduate students are encouraged to seek alternative sources of funding. More detailed information about the application and reimbursement process is disseminated to students by the graduate student representatives in advance of the conference.
Graduate Student Essay Prize
The Roderick A. Macdonald Graduate Student Essay prize is awarded annually for the best essay on a topic in law and society written by a graduate student at a Canadian university. For further information or to make a nomination, contact the CLSA at macdonaldprize@acds-clsa.ca.
The Roderick A. Macdonald Graduate Student Essay prize is awarded annually for the best essay on a topic in law and society written by a graduate student at a Canadian university. For further information or to make a nomination, contact the CLSA at macdonaldprize@acds-clsa.ca.