OUTLaw at Drexel Kline Law

OUTLaw at Drexel Kline Law is a dedicated student organization serving the legal community in Philadelphia, PA. Operating within the Thomas R. Kline School of Law at Drexel University, OUTLaw provides a supportive community for LGBTQ+ students and allies pursuing legal careers. The organization connects students with resources, networking opportunities, and professional development experiences that enhance their legal education and prepare them for successful careers in the law.

Drexel's Kline School of Law, established in 2006, is renowned for its pioneering approach to experiential learning and hands-on professional practice. Students at the school gain hundreds of hours of practical experience through the curriculum, working alongside accomplished faculty who are both experienced practitioners and dedicated mentors. The school's innovative programs include the traditional Juris Doctor degree, an accelerated two-year JD option, a Global JD for international students, and specialized programs in legal studies and compliance.

The newly developed Thomas R. Kline Institute for Trial Advocacy features state-of-the-art facilities including trial practice rooms, cutting-edge technology, and a ceremonial courtroom that mirrors real-world legal practice settings. This commitment to practical excellence ensures graduates enter the workforce with deep understanding of professional expectations and the capacity to exceed them.

OUTLaw contributes to the vibrant culture at Drexel Kline by fostering a community of focused integrity and inclusivity. The organization recognizes that diversity strengthens the legal profession and works to ensure all students feel welcomed and supported throughout their legal education. By connecting LGBTQ+ students with mentorship, career guidance, and peer support, OUTLaw plays an important role in developing the next generation of legal professionals in Philadelphia.