Allard School of Law Alumni
The ultimate measure of a law school is its graduates. At the Allard School of Law, we've educated generations of outstanding leaders who have made their mark in a broad range of spheres, from the legal profession and the judiciary to business, government and academia. Our alumni are not only excelling in their professions, they're contributing to their communities, working in diverse ways to improve the world around them and creating a more just and equitable society. The law school takes great pride in its many graduates.
Do you know an alum who is truly accomplished? Who has a fascinating life story? Who has given back to their community in a remarkable way? Every month we profile one of our alumni in our newsletter and we would appreciate your suggestions of alumni who deserve to be profiled. Please send your suggestions to Lindsay Cashin.
Alumni E-Newsletter
Our monthly e-newsletter keeps you up to date and informed about the latest law community and alumni news and achievements. It also provides event information and reunion updates.
Recent Alumni Profiles
Craig Ferris
“Too many people in BC face legal issues without the benefit of legal advice,” says Craig Ferris, QC, FCIArb (LLB ’89). “As lawyers, we have a duty to help fix this problem.” We spoke with Craig recently about his law school experience and what makes legal practice enjoyable.
Tina Dion (LLB 1997)
Judge Tina Dion obtained her law degree from UBC in 1997. She went on to a wide-ranging legal practice including criminal law, civil litigation, environmental Aboriginal law, and administrative law, and is now a BC Provincial Court judge. She recently shared her educational and career journey with us.
Katrina Pacey (LLB 2004)
Katrina Pacey obtained her law degree in 2004 and has gone on to become a well-known social justice activist. She recently shared her reflections on her time with Pivot Legal Society and her continuing work in supporting progressive social change.
Read more alumni profiles on the Allard Law History Project.