Archivist
The archivist is an independent official who is responsible for JF's archives in the AF-borgen. The archivist is responsible for the structure of the archive and the ongoing operations, such as assisting JF's other officials with information and help regarding what should be archived and how this should be done. The archivist also has the right to attend all senior meetings. In addition, the archivist usually writes articles in the dissident with some funny curiosities from the archive.

If you are interested in working to ensure that JF's history and traditions live on in the association and find it exciting to rummage through old treasures, then the archivist position is for you!


Casuskapellet
Casus is JF's own house band that plays at JF's larger parties and does external gigs in other contexts. Casus is led by two bandmasters who are responsible for the band's bookings, organize the band, arrange music and coordinate everything that needs to be fixed. The composition of the band varies depending on the musical abilities of the association.

If you think it's fun to play music and want to lead JF's own house band, then being a bandleader in Casuskapellet is something for you!


Culpa Choir
Culpa is JF's choir that is open to all JF members. The choir is conducted by a professional choir director, but it is the two Singing Directors on the committee who organize and lead the choir's activities.

The Singing Directors are responsible for rehearsals, booking performances, the choir's social activities and working to create a good community between the choir members. Culpa performs at JF's larger parties such as the Novice Party, the Autumn Party and the Spring Ball and organizes an incredibly beautiful Lucia procession. Culpa also offers performances such as Lucia processions to companies and authorities and also has the opportunity to arrange its own concerts.

If you like singing in general and singing lawyers in particular and think it would be fun to be responsible for JF's choir activities, then Culpa is for you!


Dissidenten
Dissidenten is JF's student union magazine and is published four times a year. The magazine is distributed to members, employees at the Faculty of Law and to most agencies and authorities. The magazine contains everything of interest to law students, interviews with active lawyers and profiles at the faculty and reports on career choices.

The magazine is led by two editors, who develop content for the magazine together with an editorial team consisting of, among others, photo editors and writers. One of the editors is primarily responsible for the magazine's layout and advertisements, and the other is primarily responsible for the content of the magazine and for managing contact with writers.

If you like creativity and writing, apply for Dissidenten!

New for this year:
The General Council has decided to change the term of office of Dissidenten from calendar year to business year. To implement this change, the transition is being divided into two stages. During the autumn election, two editors were elected with a one-year mandate, and now during the spring election, two more editors will be elected, also with a one-year mandate. This means that this coming autumn there will temporarily be four editors who are jointly responsible for the work during a transition period.

If you have any questions regarding these changes, you are most welcome to contact the board at styrelsen@jf.se.


Dolu§pexet
Dolus is JF's own spex and is led by two spex masters and two directors.

The spex masters have all overall responsibility for the committee and its active members. This involves both administrative and practical tasks, such as appointing the ensemble (the active members of the spex), arranging social activities and meetings, communicating information and booking premises. The spex masters are also responsible for the committee's budget and sponsorship. During the spex period, the spex masters are available for questions and support.

The directors put together the spex and are part of the script group that writes the spex, decides on songs and writes couplets. The directors hire the actors and during the spex period they lead the actors and direct. Dolu§pexet puts on a complete spex performance for a week in the spring and makes appearances at JF's parties. During the autumn semester, the script is written for the spring production, and the script group usually meets twice a week. This is also when all the preparations for the spring spex are made.

The spex period is six weeks in the spring and this is when the whole spex comes together. Dolu§pexet is for you if you like taking responsibility, managing large groups, being part of a creative process and seeing projects through to completion!


The Party Committee
The Party Master organizes and plans JF's parties and pubs and consists of three club masters and two pub masters.

The Club Masters plan and arrange JF's big parties during the year, the Spring Ball, the Autumn Party, and the Novice Parties. The Club Masters are responsible for planning and implementing the parties, which includes ticket sales, entertainment, decor, menu, technology, and table seating.

The Pub Masters are responsible for beverage sales at JF during both internal sessions and pubs and the big parties. The pub masters are helpful in all bar activities at JF. The work involves planning the drink selection, purchasing alcohol and other bar supplies, responsibility for the condition and function of the bar, as well as bar sales and accounting. In addition, the pub masters are also responsible for finding workers for the big parties and supervising them during the day.

If you are the best at parties and enjoy arranging really big parties or working at the bar, then the party master position is for you!


The housemasters
The housekeepers are the officials responsible for ensuring that JF's premises are in good condition. On behalf of the council and the board, the housekeepers carry out both major and minor changes to the premises and are helpful with everything from renovation to changing light bulbs and taking inventory of the premises. The housekeepers are also responsible for ordering paper towels, toilet paper, sanitary products and soap for the premises.

Do you have ideas about how JF's premises can be improved and think it would be fun to contribute to the well-being of JF in a practical way, the position of housemaster is something for you.


Sports Committee
The Sports Committee is led by three sports foremen and organizes opportunities for JF's members to practice different forms of training and sports activities together. A recurring activity in recent years has been the twilight run, which is a joint run every Monday evening. The committee is also responsible for JF's various raven teams.

Major activities that the Sports Committee is responsible for are the annual ski trip to the Alps and JF's participation in the Tandem Relay. The Tandem Relay is an event where students from Lund travel by bus to Gothenburg for 24 hours and then cycle back on a tandem bicycle.

If you think sports are fun and want to create a forum for JF members to practice sports and exercise together, have good ideas for fun activities, a sense of organization and a penchant for crazy events, the sports committee is perfect for you!


Information Committee
The Information Committee coordinates JF's internal and external information and helps the committees with marketing, design of graphic material and photography.

The Chairman has overall responsibility for the committee and handles tasks that fall outside the Vice Chairman's areas of responsibility. The Chairman also helps other committees with the design of posters and other material in editing programs.

The Vice Chairman of Photography and Media is responsible for photography at JF's major events.

The Vice Chairman of Communications is responsible for "the week at JF" and Jurifaxen. The post office also supports the committees' other assignments and can, for example, help the Chairman with the creation of posters. The committee's tasks vary depending on demand from the other committees.

The officials have great freedom to decide what the focus of the committee should be and there is a lot of room for their own ideas. Within the committee, you have access to Photoshop, Canva Pro and a camera. No prior knowledge is required, but it is a merit!


International Student Committee
The International Student Committee (ISC) organizes activities for those members of JF who are exchange students at the Faculty of Law and helps them to take part in student life in Lund. At the beginning of the semesters, the committee arranges a novice period with several activities to give the students a good start in Lund. In addition to the novice period, some additional activities are often organized during the semester. Examples of activities that can be organized are bowling, pub nights and sit-ins.

If you yourself have been an exchange student, or just find it exciting to meet students from other countries, the ISC is something for you!


International Committee
The International Committee is responsible for JF's international activities and works to provide an international perspective to all law students. Examples of the committee's activities include organizing a trip abroad, inviting inspirational speakers, organizing events and collaborating with foreign law student associations.

The International Committee is led by two officials, but there is a committee for both International Week (INW) and an International Trip committee. These are part of the International Committee, but recruitment to the committees takes place separately and not in connection with the International Committee's posts.

The Committee actively works to establish contact and exchange with international employers, as well as to broaden the view of the legal profession and showcase different international career paths. Are you interested in international collaborations and meeting lawyers and law students from other countries? Then the International Committee is really something for you!


JIPPO
JIPPO stands for "Lawyers' Internal PartyPrisse Organisation" and the committee organizes JF's internal social activities. The activities aim to give officials and activists an opportunity to get to know each other and to create added value for those involved in the Legal Association. The committee arranges a kick-off event each semester for JF's officials and a party for all active members of JF. JIPPO is also responsible for JF's traditional Christmas party in December and another official party in the spring. The tasks include deciding on the theme, shopping and cooking, purchasing drinks, running the bar and music and finding workers who can help during the evening.

Do you know how to organize a really successful party and have ideas for fun things to do at a kick-off? JF's internal party committee JIPPO is something for you!


Cultural Committee
The Cultural Committee offers a varied range of different cultural experiences that JF's members can take part in during the year. Activities can range from Oktoberfest to museum visits and quiz nights. One of the cultural committee's most popular and appreciated events is the Lund-based variant of “På Spåret” which goes by the name “På Styret”.

The Cultural Committee is for those who like culture and trying new things. What activities the committee comes up with is up to the officials and there is plenty of room for your own ideas and new initiatives!


The Kitchen Committee
The Chefs' Club consists of three chefs who are responsible for the association's gastronomic activities. The work involves planning menus and themes, purchasing raw materials and other materials needed, as well as cooking and serving. The chefs have plenty of room to come up with their own fun and creative initiatives and events, such as theme dinners or Wine & Dine. The chefs are also responsible for cooking employee food for the employees during the association's larger parties.

In addition to this, the chefs also have the opportunity to collaborate with other committees to come up with fun ideas together. As a Chef, you lead the work in the kitchen and act as a supervisor for the employees who are active during the events.


Novice Committee
The Novice Committee organizes JF's novice period where the new law students are welcomed to Lund. The committee is led by two Novice Supervisors who are studying in semester 2 and who, together with the board, plan the various activities for the period. In addition, they are responsible for carrying out the activities together with the board and other relevant committees. The period ends with the grand novice party!

The novice supervisors will appoint a sponsor corps of approximately 50 sponsors, also from semester 2, who will help take care of the novices and carry out the activities.

The committee's goal is to give the new members insight into JF's activities and an understanding of what it is like to be a law student in Lund, as well as offering good opportunities to get to know their fellow students in a pleasant atmosphere. The novice period should include something to suit everyone and examples of activities include novice pubs, theme sessions, sponsor evenings and pocket walks.

If you are social, creative, a good organizer and supervisor, then Novice Foreman is something for you. It is also important to note that the positions as novice foreman involve close cooperation with each other and that you should therefore have good cooperation skills.


Business Committee
The Business Committee is responsible for JF's contact with the business community by arranging events in collaboration with companies, managing JF's sponsorship and arranging internships and the mentorship program. The committee has a chairman and three vice-chairmen with different areas of responsibility as presented below.

The chairman has coordinating and overall responsibility for the committee and is responsible for bookings and contact with business partners regarding events. In addition, the chairman, together with the event manager, is responsible for the committee's social media.

The event manager works with all practical aspects regarding the events that JF arranges in collaboration with business partners. Examples of events are lunch lectures, award events, mingling or dinners at either JF or external venues. In addition, the event manager, together with the chairman, is responsible for the committee's social media.

The Mentorship and Internship Manager is responsible for JF's mentorship and internship projects, which aim to offer mentors and internships to JF's members.

The Sponsorship Manager is responsible for the association's sponsorship, marketing to the business community and for marketing packages on social media from sponsors.


New for this year:
During the autumn, the council decided to split the role of sponsorship manager in the business community committee and sponsorship manager in the JiA committee into two separate positions, a change that has now come into effect. This means that the sponsorship manager in the business community committee has a clearer focus on coordinating the association's contacts with sponsors and supporting other committees on issues related to sponsorship.

In connection with this change, it was also decided that the position will in future be elected per financial year instead of calendar year. To facilitate the transition between the different terms of office, the process has been divided into two stages. During the autumn election, a sponsorship manager was elected with a one-year term, and now during the spring election, another sponsorship manager will be elected, also with a one-year mandate. This means that during the coming autumn there will be two temporary sponsors who are jointly responsible for the work during a transitional period.

If you have any questions regarding these changes, you are most welcome to contact the board at styrelsen@jf.se.


The Program Committee
The Program Committee arranges JF's major lectures and organizes activities together with the faculty. The lectures should touch on interesting and relevant aspects of law and the legal society. The challenge is to attract a broad audience with well-known names in law. The lectures may be combined with a mingle at JF or similar that aims to attract more visitors and enable interesting meetings between lecturers and students. The committee also traditionally arranges a mid-semester pub for students in semester 2 together with the faculty. The mid-semester pub provides an opportunity for students to socialize with the lecturers in a relaxed manner.

If you are interested in inviting interesting and stimulating speakers to the JF and highlighting the topics that you find most exciting, as well as collaborating with the faculty, then the program committee is for you.


SJM
The Swedish Legal Championship (SJM) is arranged in collaboration with Mannheimer Swartling Advokatbyrå and takes place every spring. SJM is a nationwide competition in procedural law with teams consisting of law students from various universities in Sweden. As an official on the committee, you organize the local final in Lund and then accompany the winning team to the national final, which takes place before the members of the Supreme Court in Stockholm. The committee promotes the competition and handles the handling of submissions between the teams and interested parties.

If you think it's fun to have business contacts, organize major events and be the spider in the web, then take the opportunity to apply for an official position and help organize the next edition of the Swedish Legal Championship!


The Education Committee
The Education Committee (UU) is responsible for monitoring education at the Faculty of Law in Lund. Together with the board, the UU is part of the preparation group that constitutes an important part of JF's anchoring work. The officials in the UU lead meetings with the active members and attend the course representatives' course conferences. The committee discusses strategies for educational impact, presents the opinions of the student collective and holds various events such as We Must Talk and Speak Up Days.

The chairman has overall responsibility for UU and for ensuring that the cooperation between the committee's officials works. In addition, the chairman sits on the committee for undergraduate and graduate education (NUGA) at the faculty. The chairman is also a member of the JURO collaboration, which involves visits to other study locations in the country to discuss educational issues at a national level.

The vice chairman of the course representative is primarily responsible for the course representatives and convenes and leads course representative meetings. The Vice-Chair of Course Representatives is also responsible for ensuring that the course representatives understand their role and get to know each other.

The Vice-Chair of Study Environment is primarily responsible for issues within educational monitoring that concern the students' physical and psychological work environment.

The Vice-Chair of Master's is primarily responsible for educational monitoring at the master's level. The work involves contact with course-responsible teachers and organizing student influence at the advanced level.

The Vice-Chair of Advanced Studies is primarily responsible for educational monitoring at the advanced courses. The work involves contact with course-responsible teachers and organizing student influence at the advanced level.

The Vice-Chair of Gender Equality and Equal Opportunities is primarily responsible for issues within educational monitoring that concern gender equality and equal opportunities, and is a representative at the faculty's Gender Equality and Equal Opportunities Committee meetings.