Student Bar Association (SBA)
2020-2021 OFFICERS
The SBA is the student body’s advocate within the the Law School campus, the larger university and is also an umbrella organization overseeing nearly two dozen student organizations.
3L Class Senators:
- Gabrielle Hollinger
- Mollyann Jacoby
- Douglas Shaffer
2L Class Senators:
- Turner Wong
- Chelsea Cobb
- Leilani Carrero
1L Class Senators:
- Siena Schaar
- Ionatana Tua
- Nicole Lam
LLM Senator:
- Leonard Chite
Ulu Lehua Senators:
- Harley Broyles
- Madonna Castro-Perez
Evening Part-Time Senators:
- Dion Dizon
- Leslie Lopez
- Alexander Wong
DOCUMENTS
Student Bar Association Constitution (rev. 2013) [PDF, 127KB]
Student Bar Association Constitution (rev. 2011) [PDF, 117KB]
Student Org Handbook [DOC, 65KB]
SBA Funding Request Policies for 2021-2022 [DOC, 44KB]
SBA Funding Request Policies for 2021-2021 [PDF, 120KB]
See also Law School Government Document Depository [lsgdocumentdepository.weebly.com]
Emeriti Officers
Term 2019-2020
President: Ian Tapu
Vice President: Gloria Palma
Treasurer: Benjamin Gold
Secretary: Diana Sumarna
Term 2018-2019
President: Miranda Steed
Vice-President: Chase Livingston
Treasurer:Eric Robinson
Secretary: Tiffany Silva
Term 2017-18
President – Alex Chun
Vice President – Megan McDonald
Treasurer – Kayla Fajota
Secretary – Priya Rashid
Term 2016-17
President: Brandon Marc Higa
Vice President: Alejandro Balandrán; Jeremy Butterfield
Treasurer: Alyssa-Marie Kau Okamura
Secretary: Christina Lizzi; Priya Rashid
Term 2015-16
President: Matt Tsujimura
Vice President (serving in 2016-17 term): Jeremy Butterfield
Treasurer: Jori Ann Jasper
Secretary: Saisamoa Grey Price
Term 2014-15
President: Anthony Makana Paris
Vice President: Katherine “Kaki” Vessels
Treasurer: Matthew “Kona” Ka’aihue
Secretary: Kelcie Nagata
SBA Judiciary
The Judiciary of the Student Bar Association is responsible for interpreting the SBA Constitution, keeping record of the signed resolutions, bylaws and official documents, and training other branches. Its members are appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate. In interpreting the Constitution, the Judiciary issues opinions, which form a body of law that helps inform future decisions.
2019-2020 Justices
- Christopher Han – Chief Justice
- Jai Crystal
- Molly Olds
- Brian Wild
2018-2019 Justices
- Veronica Lu’ukia Nakanelua – Chief Justice
- Casey Miyashiro
- Christopher Han
- Molly Olds
- Brian Wild
Opinions
In re: SBA Dues, 2014-2015 Academic Year, 2014 WSRSL 1 [PDF, 930KB]
In re: LSG President acting as Moderator for Student Organization Event, 2014 WSRSL 2 [PDF, 801KB]
In re: SBA Dues, 2014-2015 Academic Year, 2014 WSRSL 3 [PDF, 171KB]