SALT is governed by a 30 member board of governors elected by the membership in three-year terms.

SALT's committees examine critical issues facing the legal academy and profession: academic freedom, equal opportunity, issues in legal education (how we teach, what we teach, and who attends law school, judicial and government nominations, LGBT, and human rights.

SALT's national office is housed in the Public Advocacy Center of Touro College, Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center.

For over thirty-five years, SALT has been a community of progressive law teachers working for justice, diversity, and academic excellence.

SALT values teaching that combines excellence and a passion for social justice.

SALT recognizes the contributions of activists whose passion for social justice has driven their lives.

SALT reps help keep members informed about upcoming events, recruit new members, and help direct SALT members to opportunities for mentoring, scholarship, and activism. Want to be a SALT rep?

Society of American Law Teachers - SALT