About
Each year, scholars, lawyers, judges, and law students throughout the United States publish hundreds of articles concerning various aspects of sexual orientation and gender identity law. The Williams Institute and the UCLA School of Law students who staff the journal have initiated The Dukeminier Awards to acknowledge and distribute the best of these articles. The goals of the prizes are to encourage scholars to begin or continue writing about sexual orientation and gender identity law and public policy; provide valuable recognition and support for scholars, law students, and lawyers who write in this area; and provide easy access to each year’s best scholarly materials for those outside of legal academia, including lawyers, judges, other legal actors, and policy makers.
The club's own words, from UCLA's directory (2025).
How to join
Membership is for graduate or professional students, usually in that school or program.
This is the typical process for this kind of club. Their email will have the specifics.
Details
- Who can join
- Grad students
- Type
- Registered org
- Listed under
- Journals, LGBTQI
- UCLA registry ID
- 3000