
On Demand CLEs
The Minnesota Board of Continuing Legal Education allows attorneys to claim up to 30 hours of CLE credit per 45-hour reporting period through on-demand CLEs.
All graduates of the School of Law belong to the Alumni Association. Be a part of this vast network of lawyers and make connections to help further your career. No dues are charged for membership.
Alumni Involvement
As a graduate of the University of St. Thomas, you bring passion to the practice of law, offer unconditional commitment to clients, further social justice through pro bono service, and weave excellence into your professional and family endeavors. As a member of our alumni community, you work tirelessly to strengthen the reputation of the School of Law. Your passion for your calling, causes, family, volunteer activities, and fellow classmates reminds us daily of the impact our alumni are making on the legal, non-profit, government, and business sectors.
Get involved with the Alumni Board, join a committee or volunteer to help various law school departments.
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The University of St. Thomas School of Law educates outstanding lawyers who are committed to excellence, social responsibility, servant leadership and the common good. These innovative professionals serve their communities in diverse ways and work in a variety of different settings: law firms, corporations, nonprofits, public interest, the judiciary, government agencies and in non-traditional career paths. Regardless of where they work, St. Thomas lawyers are committed to the search for truth, integrity in the administration of justice, and the protection of the rule of law.
Alumni of the School of Law get access to great benefits long after they graduate.
The Minnesota Board of Continuing Legal Education allows attorneys to claim up to 30 hours of CLE credit per 45-hour reporting period through on-demand CLEs.
When looking for a new career path, we can give you the support you need to find your dream job.
The reference librarians can assist you after you graduate. They provide personalized research assistance and are available to answer reference questions. You can also borrow books when you set up a patron account.
The School of Law encourages alumni to consider its facilities when planning meetings, conferences and other professional gatherings. The building offers state-of-the-art technology, and catering services are available. To request space for conferences, large events or use of the Schulze Grand Atrium, please contact Devin Donskoi, Events Manager, at DONS6546@stthomas.edu or 651-962-4873.
Alumni are eligible to receive publications that keep you in touch with the profession, your fellow alumni, and events at the University of St. Thomas. Make sure your contact information is up to date to receive these publications.
St. Thomas Lawyer magazine is sent to alumni and friends of the law school twice each year. The publication's mission is to engage graduates and other constituents about people and programs of St. Thomas Law.
St. Thomas Law alumni receive periodic electronic newsletters designed to keep graduates updated on School of Law events and recent developments. To receive these newsletters, send your current e-mail address to the Alumni Relations Office at lawalumni@stthomas.edu.
As members of a broader St. Thomas alumni family, all St. Thomas Law graduates receive the digital version of the award-winning St. Thomas magazine. This magazine gives you insight into the entire St. Thomas community.
Make sure your alumni contact info is up-to-date and let your class reps know about life and career news.
In October 2024, law student practitioners 2L Alissa Pollard and 3L Oksana Synetska accompanied their client, Lilian, to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) for her naturalization interview. Pollard and Synetska had worked with Lilian over the past few months to help prepare her for the day, conducting mock interviews and going over possible scenarios… The post Legal Clinic Students Help Clients Realize Dream of Becoming US Citizens appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.
School of Law Associate Professor Rachel Moran is back at the University of St. Thomas after spending four months as a Fulbright Scholar researching protests and policing in Chile. Moran was selected to travel to South America in fall 2024 as part of the prestigious academic exchange program. Hosted by the Universidad de los Andes… The post Fulbright Reflection: Rachel Moran on Policing Differences in Chile and US appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.
Three University of St. Thomas School of Law students in the Community Justice Project legal clinic are part of a growing push to reform Minnesota’s sentencing laws in cases that involve victims of abuse and exploitation. Kristina Brindley, Elayna Chambers and Daphne Karofsky worked with the nonprofit Violence Free Minnesota in fall 2024 to conduct… The post Legal Clinic Students Work to Reform Sentencing Laws for Victims of Abuse appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.
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University of St. Thomas School of Law Professor Mark Osler wrote a commentary in remembrance of former President Jimmy Carter that was published in the Minnesota Star Tribune. In his opinion piece titled "A letter from Jimmy Carter," Osler recounted a transformative encounter with former President Jimmy Carter in 2008, before Osler arrived at St.… The post In the News: St. Thomas Law Professor Mark Osler Recalls Encounter with Former President Jimmy Carter appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.