transgendered, and intersexed
student group at South Texas College
of Law.
Amicus educates, advises and informs
its members and the College
community about issues and concerns,
particularly in the practice of law,
that affect gay, lesbian, bisexual and
transgendered and intersexed
(GBLTI) people. Since its formation
in 1994, Amicus has served to
establish a greater voice and respect
for GLBT persons at the College. By
providing a forum that brings GLBT
students into contact not only with
each other, but also with other
students, faculty, administrators,
staff, and alumni who share their
goals, Amicus promotes an enhanced
sense of GLBT community at South
Texas. And the College community, in
general, benefits from the social and
educational programs that Amicus
sponsors, both independently and in
conjunction with other student
organizations.
