Campus Law and Liberty Chapters Program

The Society welcomes applications from university students across Australia to become Campus Chapter Leaders as part of our new ‘Campus Law and Liberty Chapters’ initiative in partnership with the Australian Law and Liberty Society.

Our Campus Chapter Leaders play a vital role in promoting the Society and its work educating young Australians about the Constitution and promoting discussions of constitutional affairs.

By providing support and research opportunities, the Chapters will offer students a chance to:

  • Deepen their understanding of the Australian Constitution

  • Connect with like-minded individuals who share a passion for law and governance

  • Gain valuable experience in leadership, communication, event organisation and networking opportunities

As part of this initiative, Campus Chapter Leaders will be promoting our prestigious annual conference and essay competition, which provides students the opportunity to delve into the heart of Australian constitutional law while developing their writing skills, explore new ideas and indulge into a topic that may not necessarily be covered in their curriculum.

If you, or someone you know would like the opportunity to become a part of The Samuel Griffith Society’s Campus Chapter initiative, please contact Natalie at contact@samuelgriffith.org.au.


Past Events

The Big Question: Does Australia need a Bill of Rights?

Our University of Queensland Campus Chapter has organised a fantastic event for students.

Don't miss a thought-provoking discussion on the Bill of Rights in Australia. Legal scholar Professor James Allan weighs in on the pros and cons of adopting one. This student-led event is a great opportunity to learn and engage with fellow students.