Your UW Law connection doesn’t end when you leave campus.
At UW Law, we believe having a strong alumni network built on enduring relationships among our alumni is critical to the success of our school and future generations of lawyers. We hope you will join in our efforts to engage our alumni to benefit students, inform the public about UW Law’s remarkable achievements, and serve as ambassadors to the legal community and beyond.
Join us as we encourage students to explore their passions and equip them with intellectual tools and hands-on legal experience in their journey to become practice-ready lawyers able to work in any field they choose. Celebrate the impact our alumni are making in the communities they serve. Remain connected with your school and its alumni, students and faculty.
The university announced a $250,000 gift from UW Regent Blaine Tamaki and his wife, Preciosa Tamaki, to the School of Law to support efforts to increase diversity, provide students with greater access to mental health resources, and support the work of the Tribal Court Clinic.
Business law leaders from Amazon, Challenge Seattle, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP and Microsoft help provide students with unique, life-changing legal education.
Justice Raquel Montoya-Lewis experienced the unique challenges people of color face in a legal field where they remain vastly underrepresented. Today, she brings those experiences to a new leadership role after becoming the first Native American to serve on the Washington Supreme Court.
Amid unprecedented times, it is more important than ever to come together in support of students. Here are ways to do so.
Learn what outstanding UW Law students, faculty and alumni have been up to this winter.
