The Bulletin - George Washington University Law School

62 THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOLthe basis of criteria identical to those used by the Law Review.The Federal Circuit Bar Journal is produced jointly by the Law School and the FederalCircuit Bar. The journal is published quarterly and is edited and managed by J.D. andLL.M. students. The selection criteria for J.D. staff members are similar to those used bythe Law Review. LL.M. students submit a resume, writing sample, and a personal statementto be considered for membership.The Federal Communications Law Journal is produced by the Law School in collaborationwith the Federal Communications Bar Association. The journal is published threetimes a year, and is managed and edited by law students. The staff of the Federal CommunicationsLaw Journal is selected on the basis of criteria identical to those used by theLaw Review.Skills BoardsEach year, the Law School holds approximately 15 different competitions in the areas ofalternative dispute resolution, trial advocacy, and appellate advocacy. The Law School’sstudent-managed Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Board, Mock Trial Board, andMoot Court Board are dedicated to the promotion and development of these skillsamong the student body. The ADR Board administers client counseling, negotiation,and international arbitration competitions at the Law School and sends student teams tointerscholastic competitions in the U.S. and abroad. The Mock Trial Board sponsors civiland criminal intrascholastic trial competitions and sends student teams to interscholastictrial competitions nationwide. The Moot Court Board administers intrascholastic, appellate-levelcompetitions in the fields of constitutional law, international law, and intellectualproperty law. The Moot Court Board also selects and sponsors students to represent theschool at interscholastic competitions around the world and sponsors interscholastic competitions,such as the Harold H. Greene & Joyce Hens Green National Security Law MootCourt, the Philip C. Jessup Mid-Atlantic International Law Super-Regional, and the VeteransLaw Moot Court. In addition, faculty and students at the Law School sponsor interscholasticmoot court competitions in the areas of government contracts and religiousfreedom.Law Student OrganizationsAmerican Civil Liberties UnionAmerican Constitution SocietyArab Law Student AssociationArt Law and Entertainment SocietyAsian–Pacific American Law Students AssociationBanking Law SocietyBar None ProjectBlack Law Students AssociationChristian Legal SocietyCorporate and Business Law SocietyCriminal Law SocietyCyberlaw Student AssociationD.C. Public Defender Service Recording Sealing ServiceEast Asian Law SocietyEntertainment and Sports Law Association