Queen's Law Students' Society (LSS) jobs and careers

About Queen's Law Students' Society (LSS)

The Law Students’ Society (LSS) is a vital forum for discussion. Its representatives serve on University Governance Boards as well as on the executive of the Society of Graduate and Professional Students (SGPS). Representatives also sit on important committees, such as Faculty Board, setting policy and rendering decisions that have a significant impact on the life of Queen’s Law. The LSS also supports a wide range of student clubs, social functions and athletic activities to provide the student body with rewarding opportunities for student involvement. All students in the Faculty of Law are members of the LSS. Each JD class year (1L, 2L, and 3L) is represented by their own council. The graduate students are represented by a special representative. The council as a whole is overseen by the LSS Core.