The Black Law Students Association (“BLSA”) seeks to:
- Foster a supportive community for students of African descent at Capital University Law School.
- Implement programs designed to enhance the academic and cultural experience at Capital Law and provide a strong political voice on issues of concern to Black students.
- Encourage scholarship and excellence among Black law students while also sponsoring participation in a wide range of activities.
2013-2014 Leadership
President: Ayana Barrow
Day Vice President: Kari Murphy
Secretary: Veronica Carman
Treasurer: Jermaine Colquitt
Community Service Chair: Melody Smith
NewsCongratulations to Aracely Tagliaventi who received the BLSA Outstanding 3L Award at the April 5, 2013 BLSA Banquet!
Historical Information
2012-2013 Leadership
President: Aracely Tagliaventi
Vice President: Tempestt Jacocks
Treasurer: Marley Raymond
Secretary: Brittany Collins
Community Service Chair: Garrison Carr
Advisor: Professor Joseph Grant
2011-2012 Leadership
President: Erica Johnson
Day Vice President: Brittany Steele
Evening Vice President: Cedric Collins
Treasurer: Gabrielle Moore
Secretary: Dara Pittard-Lucas
Parliamentarian: Tamikka Pate
Professional Development Chair: Garrison Carr
Community Service Chair (Fall 2011): Mitzi Moody
Community Service Chair (Spring 2012): Antwan Booker
1L Representative: Christopher Lyttle
2010-2011 Leadership
President: David Ingram
Day Vice President: Kimberly Wheeler
Evening Vice President: Erica Johnson
Treasurer: Tonya Sapp
Secretary: Shayla Favor
Parliamentarian: Ashley Ingram
Professional Development Chair: Stefan Thomas
Community Service Chair: Brittany Steele
Advisor: Professor Joseph Grant