2020 NALSAP Conference Sponsorship Information

www.nalsap.org Thank you to our 2019 Host School and NALSAP Conference Sponsors.

Your support makes a difference for law school student affairs professionals.

American University Host Washington College of Law Premier Partner AccessLex Institute Charter Themis Bar Review Advocate Caron Advocate Kaplan Bar Review Advocate Law School Admission Council (LSAC) Law School Survey of Student Advocate Engagement (LSSSE) Advocate OfCourse Scheduling Supporter Attorney Mental Health Education, Inc. Supporter Barbri Innovations Supporter Law School Toolbox Supporter The Defamation Experience Supporter 12Twenty

2 Table of Contents

NALSAP Overview 4 NALSAP Membership 5 Conference Overview 6 Conference Attendees 6 Past Conference Statistics at a Glance 7 Past Conference Highlights 8 Why You Should Participate 9 Sponsorship Opportunities – Vendors 10

NALSAP PREMIER PARTNER – $7500 10

NALSAP CHARTER – $5000 10

NALSAP ADVOCATE – $2500 11

NALSAP SUPPORTER – $1000 11

Vendor Space Fee only – $500 12

Vendor Program Advertisements Only 12

2020 NALSAP Executive Board 13 2020 NALSAP Conference Co-Chairs 14

3 NALSAP Overview

The National Association of Law Student Affairs Professionals (NALSAP) serves as the professional home for student affairs practitioners who work in legal education. NALSAP supports its members by providing leadership and community, professional development with an annual conference, and a growing collection of resources about programming, policy, and best practices. Founded in March 2016, NALSAP is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit organization.

4 NALSAP Membership With 544 members (as of September 2019) representing more than half of the 203 ABA-accredited law schools, NALSAP has grown quickly during its short tenure. NALSAP provides two membership options: (1) Institutional Memberships for ABA-accredited law schools and other law-related organizations, and (2) Individual Memberships for anyone who works in the broadly-defined field of law student affairs at an ABA law school. Current Institutional Members include:

AccessLex Institute St. John's University School of Law Allard School of Law, University of British Columbia Stetson University College of Law Washington College of Law Suffolk University Law School Appalachian School of Law University of Arkansas School of Law Ave Maria School of Law University of California, Berkeley School of Law Baylor University School of Law University of California, Davis School of Law Boston University School of Law University of California, Hastings College of the Law Capital University Law School University of California, Irvine School of Law Case Western Reserve School of Law University of California, Los Angeles School of Law Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law University of Chicago Law School Charleston School of Law University of Law School Council on Legal Education Opportunity, Inc. (CLEO) University of Connecticut School of Law University of , Sturm College of Law CUNY School of Law University of Florida Levin College of Law Drexel University Kline School of Law University of Georgia School of Law Duke University School of Law University of Houston Law Center Elon University School of Law University of Idaho School of Law Florida International University College of Law University of Illinois College of Law George Washington University Law School University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law Law Center University of Francis King Carey School of Law Golden Gate University School of Law University of Miami School of Law Harvard Law School University of Michigan Law School Law School University of Mississippi School of Law Indiana University Maurer School of Law University of New Mexico School of Law Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Lewis and Clark Law School University of North Dakota School of Law Liberty University School of Law University of Oregon School of Law - Los Angeles University of Richmond School of Law Loyola University Chicago School of Law University of San Diego School of Law McGill University Faculty of Law (Canada) University of San Francisco School of Law Michigan State University School of Law University of Saskatchewan (Canada) Mitchell Hamline School of Law University of South Carolina School of Law University School of Law University of Southern California Gould School of Law Northeastern University School of Law University of Texas School of Law Northwestern University School of Law University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law Ohio State University, Moritz College of Law University of Toronto, Faculty of Law (Canada) Osgoode Hall Law School (Canada - York University) University of School of Law Pace Law University of Windsor, Faculty of Law (Canada) Quinnipiac University School of Law Villanova University School of Law Roger Williams University School of Law Washington and Lee University School of Law Saint Louis University School of Law West Virginia University College of Law Seton Hall University School of Law Willamette University College of Law Yale Law School

5 Conference Overview

NALSAP’s Annual Conference provides a professional meeting place for law school student affairs officers to network, discuss and learn best practices, develop innovative student affairs initiatives, and grow professionally. The conference is a two-and-a-half- day event featuring an agenda selected by a committee of law school student affairs professionals who evaluate proposals submitted by NALSAP members and other professionals. Plenary and concurrent conference sessions highlight innovative programming ideas, hot topics and national trends, and practical tools and information. The conference also includes a NALSAP business meeting and two networking mixers.

Con ference Attendees The NALSAP Conference draws a national audience with attendees from across the and Canada. The audience is primarily comprised of law school student affairs professionals, such as Deans of Students or Directors of Student Affairs, but also includes law school professionals working in academic affairs, academic and bar support, admissions, alumni relations, career development, diversity, fundraising and development, and faculty. The 2020 conference is expected to draw over 300 attendees.

6 Past Conference Statistics at a Glance

2019 2018 2017

June 12-14, 2019 June 28-30, 2018 June 1-3, 2017

American University Washington College of Law, Washington, D.C. Indiana University, Robert H. McKinney UCLA School of Law Los 280 attendees | 4 plenary sessions School of Law Indianapolis, Indiana Angeles, California 18 concurrent sessions|49 presenters 2 networking mixers 202 attendees | 4 plenary sessions 163 attendees | 4 plenary sessions 18 concurrent sessions|49 presenters 16 concurrent sessions|31 presenters 18 Sponsors 2 networking mixers 2 networking mixers AccessLex Institute Law School Survey of Student Engagement (LSSSE) 8 Sponsors 8 Sponsors Law School Admissions Council (LSAC) Kaplan Access Lex Institute Access Lex Institute Themis Law School Survey of Student Law School Survey of Student OfCourse Scheduling Engagement (LSSSE) Engagement (LSSSE) Barbri Law School Admissions Council William Spelman Executive Search Caron The Defamation Experience The Defamation Experience The Defamation Experience Themis Themis Ready Education Kaplan Kaplan Attorney Mental Health Education, Inc. Oohlala Learn Leo Law School Toolbox IU McKinney School of Law UCLA School of Law 12Twenty American University Washington College of Law SEATs Software The Other 85 Red Oak Recovery ABA Commission on Disability Rights

7 Past Conference Highlights

Keynote speakers have included LSAC President and CEO Kellye Testy and President Bob Carlson.

AccessLex Institute sponsored the Mental Health First Aid training, a pre- conference intensive workshop with sold-out attendance!

In addition to two networking receptions, we encouraged networking through "Dine Around Town" dinners offered at 10 locations around Washington, D.C.

4 plenary sessions and 18 concurrent sessions offered by 49 individual presenters

Attendees evaluated the conference and 90% found it to be "Very Good" or "Excellent", with 92% claiming it is very likely they will attend again in the future.

8 Why You Should Participate The most important question for sponsors is, “Why should we participate?” There are several reasons why you should participate as a sponsor for our 2020 conference:

Exposure: NALSAP anticipates over 300 attendees from 130 different institutions. As the largest annual gathering of law student affairs professionals, your company will reach decision-makers from approximately 60% of law schools in the country (and Canada)! NALSAP provides Vendor Fair time periods near high traffic and during breaks when you can reach many attendees. Further, NALSAP has a drawing for attendees who visit all of the Vendor Fair tables to encourage participation in the Vendor Fair.

Familiarity with Company or Product: Having information available for attendees both in the program and during the vendor fair allows attendees to become more aware of your products and services. This familiarity is important when law schools ask administrators for suggestions for products or services.

Personal Contacts: Being a sponsor and attending the conference allows you to meet individuals and provide your company with a good contact for future promotions. Having someone you can reach out to at institutions will be more productive and beneficial to promote your products or services.

We Do Good Work! Student Affairs Professionals provide needed support and resources for law school students. Your company can ensure that an excellent conference is provided for these hard-working individuals!

9 Sponsorship Opportunities - Vendors

$7500 Benefits: Complimentary conference and vendor fair registration for six representatives Complimentary full-page color advertisement in Conference program Poster advertising conference sponsorship Includes name of the organization on NALSAP Conference website Opportunity for one designated representative to give remarks at a pre- arranged time during the conference Acknowledgment as a NALSAP Premier Partner sponsor in the Conference program and Sponsor announcement email prior to Conference Logo printed on attendee name tags Opportunity to provide branded swag to be included with attendee registration packets

$5000 Hosting a reception, meal, or other social event, or transportation between the law school and host hotel(s). Benefits: Complimentary conference and vendor fair registration for four representatives Complimentary full-page color advertisement in Conference program Poster advertising meal/reception sponsorship Includes name of the organization on NALSAP Conference website Includes a verbal acknowledgement of sponsorship during meal/reception Acknowledgment as a NALSAP Charter level sponsor in the Conference program and Sponsor announcement email prior to conference

10 Sponsorship Opportunities - Vendors

$2500 Host a break

Benefits:

Complimentary conference and vendor fair registration for two representatives Complimentary full-page color advertisement in the Conference program Poster advertising break sponsorship Includes an acknowledgment as a NALSAP Advocate level sponsor in Conference program and Sponsor announcement email prior to conference

$1000

Benefits:

Complimentary conference and vendor fair registration for two representatives Complimentary half-page color advertisement in Conference program Includes an acknowledgment as a NALSAP Supporter level sponsor in Conference program and Sponsor announcement email prior to conference

11 Sponsorship Opportunities - Vendors

VENDOR SPACE ONLY – $500

Fee Includes:

One table for two days for up to two organization representative(s) in the designated vendor area An acknowledgement in the Conference program and sponsor announcement email prior to the conference

VENDOR PROGRAM ADVERTISEMENT ONLY

Full-page advertisement in Conference program - $350 Half-page advertisement in Conference program - $250 Quarter-page advertisement in Conference program - $150

12 NALSAP Executive Board

2020 NALSAP EXECUTIVE BOARD

President President-Elect Macey Lynd Edmondson Pam Shea Assistant Dean for Student Affairs Director of Student Life University of Mississippi School of Law University of North Dakota School of Law

Treasurer Secretary Emily Scivoletto Darren Nealy Senior Assistant Dean for Student Affairs Assistant Dean of Students UC Davis School of Law The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law Immediate Past President Rebekah Grodsky Director, Academic and Student Affairs University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law

13 NALSAP Conference Co-Chairs

2020 NALSAP CONFERENCE CO-CHAIRS

Conference Co-Chair/NALSAP Board Member Jennifer Espinola Law Dean of Students University of Oregon School of Law (541) 346-1553 Conference Co-Chair/NALSAP Executive Board Member Pam Shea Director of Student Life University of North Dakota School of Law (701) 777-2226

QUESTIONS: [email protected]

CHECKS MAY BE MADE OUT TO NALSAP AND SENT TO:

Emily Scivoletto - NALSAP Treasurer UC Davis School of Law, King Hall 400 Mrak Hall Drive Davis, CA 95616

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