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 Jennifer Regan.
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
Jessie N Ramsay (JD ‘14)
Jessie N Ramsay (JD ‘14) is a partner at Baker Newby LLP, Ramsay was recognized for her community service, including her work as a board member with the Chilliwack Economic Partners Corporation, Chilliwack Community Services and Stó:lō Service Agency. Dedicated to family, community, and her home of Chilliwack, Jessie looks forward to expanding her legal practice and continuing to give back.
Christine Arnold (LLMT‘22)
Among her accomplishments, Christine Arnold (LLMT‘22) was the inaugural director of clinic services of the Access Pro Bono Society of B.C.’s Everyone Legal Clinic, a first-of-its-kind fully virtual legal services provider and teaching incubator aimed at improving access to justice in British Columbia. She now serves as the CEO and Registrar for the College of Veterinarians of British Columbia and a lecturer for the Sauder School of Business.
Melanie Ash (LLB 1996)
Melanie Ash (LLB '96) has always had a passion for the law and its transformative power. Ash explains how she came to work for the New York City Law Department and how opportunities such as serving on the New York City Racial Justice Commission only reinforced her decision to devote her work to public service. Now the Deputy Chief of the Affirmative Litigation Division for the New York City Law Department, Ash continues to advocate for social justice and a better future every day
Read more alumni profiles on the Allard Law History Project.