International & Multicultural
The Cultural Heritage Law Society is a group of University of Michigan law students interested in promoting the preservation and protection of cultural heritage in the United States and internationally through legal education and advocacy in the legislative, judicial, and policy arenas.The purpose of the Cultural Heritage Law Society is to create an academic, professional, and social forum for individuals interested in this growing area of law. In recent years, activities such as looting, museum theft, and illicit antiquities trading have increasingly garnered domestic and international legal attention. The Cultural Heritage Law Society will foster education and exploration of these and other cultural heritage law issues through a variety of activities including:Guest lectures by experts from the legal, academic, and political arenas.Networking opportunities with fellow students, alumni, and professionals.Social excursions to museums, galleries, and historic sites.The Cultural Heritage Law Society is open to all of the law school community, and we encourage the membership of any individual interested in furthering their education in this exciting area of law.
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