The 9th Annual PILSA Run for the Law is a 10K Run/5K Walk* and is scheduled for Saturday, March 21, 2009!
The scenic course starts at the Liberty Hall Ruins on Washington and Lee's Campus, continues through the hilly and charming town of Lexington, the campus of VMI, and the Chessie Trail before finishing up at the Ruins. The course is not too hilly and is a good combination of streets and trails. Water stations will be available throughout the course. There will be plenty of parking available at the Ruins, which are located off of Hwy 60 on Woods Creek Rd.
For maps of the courses (which are new this year!) please see:
Proceeds from the run go directly to fellowships funding W&L Law Students who accept unpaid public interest positions during their summers and to fund the W&L's Shepherd's Loan Repayment Program. More information about the Loan Repayment Program at W&L Law can be found here.
Download a Registration Form Here.
Completed Forms and check or cash payment should be mailed to: PILSA Run, c/o V. Corder, 29 Sellers Avenue, Lexington, VA 24450. Checks should be made payable to Washington and Lee University and note PILSA in the memo area.
On-site registration and pre-race warmups will begin at 8 AM at Liberty Ruins on the Campus of Washington and Lee. The Run will start at 9 and the walk at 9:15. Registration this year is down from $25 to only $22. The fastest male and female runners will receive prizes and the first 100 participants will receive commemorative prizes! All canine finishers will receive treats!
W&L Students: We will be swiping cards the week before the race, March 16-20, in the law school briefstop.*Check back for up-to-date information.
Average Temperature for Lexington in March: 34 (low) - 58 (high)
PILSA Sponsors (gifts from $100 up):

PILSA Donors (gifts up to $99):
Joyful Spirit Cafe
The Cutting Edge Hair Salon
The Washington and Lee Public Interest Law Students Association was created to increase law student's access to opportunities in public interest law. Within PILSA's stated goals, public interest law is defined as that realm of advocacy which protects and advances interests traditionally or currently under-represented in American society. The goals of PILSA are to: