Asian Pacific American Law Student Association
The Asian Pacific American Law Student Association (APALSA) is dedicated to providing a social and professional outlet for law students who are interested in the legal issues surrounding Asians, as well as other cultures, languages, and ethnicities.

Our mission includes:

  • To provide a social and professional outlet for all law students interested in legal issues surrounding Asians as well as various cultures, languages, and ethnicities;
  • To increase awareness by inspiring a need for deeper understanding of political, cultural, historic, and legal roles of Asian-Americans;
  • To serve as a forum to discuss the cultural concerns of Asian-Americans working in the American legal profession;
  • To establish a local and national network of exchange among Asian-American law students and attorneys; and
  • To become involved with and participate in local and national chapters and organizations.

We continue to work with other campus organizations within the law school as well as other law schools to help promote ideas for diversity. APALSA also takes the lead in the school's Diversity Week events to promote and discuss diversity issues within the legal community.

APALSA is open to all students. For more information please contact us at widenerAPALSA@yahoo.com.

Want to learn more? Contact us.

President 
Andrew Lo
andrewlo@alum.drexel.edu

Vice President
Kenneth Wan
kennethlwan@gmail.com

Treasurer
David DiDonato
david.didonato@yahoo.com

Secretary
Amos Tang
atang768@gmail.com

SBA Representative
JongBin Lee
jalee@mail.widener.edu

Faculty Advisor
Linda Shopland