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Albanian American Law Student Association (AALSA) — Detroit Mercy Law

About Albanian American Law Student Association (AALSA) — Detroit Mercy Law

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University of Detroit Mercy School of Law

The Albanian American Law Student Association (AALSA) at University of Detroit Mercy School of Law is a student organization based at the law school in Detroit, Michigan. It is listed among Detroit Mercy Law's recognized student organizations and is identified with the school rather than as a stand-alone nonprofit.

AALSA operates within the law school's student-organization framework, which means it is governed by Detroit Mercy Law's policies for student groups rather than by independent incorporation. No separate IRS or nonprofit registry record exists for the group, consistent with its status as a campus organization.

Detroit Mercy Law's official account has publicly highlighted four AALSA student leaders: Mariana Palushaj (3L), Sabrina Pjetrushi (3L), Joseph Dinaj (2L), and George Dinaj (2L). The post identifies them as student leaders of the Albanian American Law Student Association without specifying formal titles.

The group's primary community is Albanian and Albanian-American students at Detroit Mercy Law. Its inclusion in directories of Albanian-American organizations places it within the broader Albanian-American organizational landscape in the United States, alongside the cultural, civic, and professional groups that make up that network.

Researched by NAR from public sources: projects.propublica.org · instrumentl.com · apps.irs.gov · guidestar.org · albanianregistry.org · instagram.com

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