School of Law Alumni

Our alumni — more than 12,000 strong — are an integral part of the Seattle U Law community. We offer a variety of opportunities and resources to help you connect with fellow alumni, support our current students, engage in events and activities, and strengthen your connection to the law school.

News & Events

Alumni socializing at a Seattle U Law Sidebar (2018)

Seattle U Law grads shine brightly on WA Super Lawyers list

This year's Washington Super Lawyers list once again included hundreds of Seattle U Law alumni.

August 16, 2023

Law student earns prestigious post-graduation fellowship

Charla Boley '23 named Equal Justice Works Fellow in disability law

May 10, 2023

A technology inspired artistic illustration of Sullivan Hall, home of Seattle University School of Law. The building is depicted as part of a circuit board. Illustration by Neil Griffith.

Move fast and build things

Seattle U Law prepares lawyers for opportunities, challenges in technology sector

May 9, 2023

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Alumni Spotlight | Archie Roundtree Jr. ’18

"I work to advance equity for low-income older adults, and pursue systemic change in law and policy to improve the lives of underserved constituents."

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Alumni Spotlight | Jeremy Conklin '21

“We need to change the way health care is delivered in the U.S. People who don’t have access to health care are the ones who are using the most resources and are having the worst outcomes due to COVID-19. I want to use my law degree to work to ensure health care is a basic human right.”

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Alumni Spotlight | Judith Hightower '83

"When I first started, I was a laughingstock. People would say, 'that judge loves to hug a thug.' But I ran on a campaign that I would be tough but fair."

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Alumni Spotlight | Brian Moran '87

"One of my highest priorities is addressing violent crime and crime in tribal communities, especially violence against women."

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Alumni Spotlight | Tracy Flood '99

"Veterans are like family. I handled a divorce for one client in Island County who was a veteran, and then I handled a case for his daughter, and then he referred me to his friends."

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Alumni Spotlight | Daniel Ajema '14

"Most of the people who call me came here from authoritarian countries. They've experienced dictatorships. The fear is real. I have to tell them that we still have the constitution that controls everything, that the president has limited power, and that there are checks and balances."

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