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Student Bar Association (SBA)

The Student Bar Association is the elected body that represents student interests at the University at Buffalo School of Law. SBA serves as a channel for the student body and seeks to establish open communication channels and bonds amongst the student body with the administration, faculty and legal profession in the community.

Contact Us

President: Hannah Johnston
Vice President: John D’Aquino
Treasurers: Giulia Buscaglia and Tyler Myszka
Parliamentarian: Chloe Charles
Events/Fundraising Chair: Emily Gamello

Contact: 205 O'Brian Hall, 716-645-2748, law-sba@buffalo.edu
Find us in: Facebook

SBA functions as the governing body organization for many of the student organizations, academic journals, and moot courts. Directed by SUNY, University, and School of Law policies, SBA also allocates funding collected from student activity fees for various student events, including hosting a number of social and educational events to enhance the student experience.

There are over 30 different student groups at UB School of Law. The majority are under the umbrella of the Student Bar Association. View a full list of clubs, journals and moot courts.

SBA’s bimonthly meetings are listed on the events calendar and are open to everyone. In addition to SBA club business, these meetings can be considered an open forum for any student wishing to share a suggestion or concern.

SBA Office Hours - Spring 2024

President Hannah Johnston:
Mondays and Wednesdays, 2:45-3:45

Vice President John D'Aquino:
Mondays and Wednesdays, 9:30-10:30

Treasurer Tyler Myszka:
Wednesdays, 12:00-1:00

Treasurer Giulia Buscaglia:
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11:00-2:00

Events Coordinator Emily Gamello:
TBD

Parliamentarian Chloe Charles:
Wednesdays, 11:00-12:00

Others by appt: law-sba@buffalo.edu

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