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With an active student-veteran and military-connected population on campus, 51²è¹Ý has a number of opportunities for veterans, active-military, and dependents to get involved. Take a look at the several options below to see if any might be a good fit. From community service events and campus presentations to social gatherings, you'll always find a way to stay engaged while at 51²è¹Ý. In addition to military-focused organizations, you are encouraged to get involved in the diverse array of student organizations on campus. These student organizations are supported by the staff in the University Center/Student Activities.

ÌýWe’re a chapter of Student Veterans of America and the only campus club focused entirely on serving 51²è¹Ý’s military-connected students, including undergraduate and graduate students who are actively serving, reservists, veterans, retirees, dependents, patriots, or ROTC cadets.

The Civil-Military Society (Civ-Mil) is a chapter of the Student Veterans of America (SVA) organization. Our mission is to support 51²è¹Ý Washington College of Law (51²è¹ÝWCL) students who either are or have been in the military or civil service, who seek to join the military, or who identify as military-connected—such as spouses, children, friends, contractors, scholars, and civilians. Civ-Mil augments 51²è¹ÝWCL’s capable services by advocating for our members, providing peer mentorship, leveraging relevant services, and hosting networking opportunities for a variety of legal interests. If you’re interested in learning more about the organization, or just want to talk about law school in general, please reach out to civmil@wcl.american.edu. We also recommend connecting with us on Instagram @wcl_veterans and LinkedIn@ Washington College of Law Civil Military Society for updates on upcoming events.Ìý

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is national organization that provides support and resources to student-veteran organizations.

- Georgetown University Army ROTC program comprised of five separate academic institutions, including 51²è¹Ý.

-HowardÌýUniversity Air Force ROTC program comprised of sixÌýseparate academic institutions, including 51²è¹Ý.