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SALT Encourages ABA to Make LSAT Optional
The Society of American Law Teachers recently submitted comments to the American Bar Association on proposed amendments to Accreditation Standard 503, which currently mandates that law schools...
Remembering UH Law Professor Michael A. Olivas
We join the chorus of legal educators, activists, and scholars in mourning the loss of an icon in legal education. We are heartbroken to mark the passing of University of Houston Law Center...
Cover Workshop VIDEO NOW AVAILABLE
More than 190 people attended this year's Robert Cover Workshop, Safeguarding Democracy: Lessons Learned from 1/6. After remarks from former Senator Russ Feingold...
Due November 22nd! Call for 2022 Awards Nominations
Call for Award Nominations
All nominations are due by November 22, 2021.
The Society of American Law Teachers invites members to nominate individuals...
SALT Supports Revised ABA Standard 206 on Diversity in Law Schools
In comments filed with the ABA on June 28, SALT joined an illustrious group of law-school deans in supporting proposed revisions to the ABA's standard 206, regarding diversity in law schools. The...
SALT’s Call to Recall and Review Dismissal of Dean Varona
SALT expresses grave concerns over the abrupt decision by University of Miami president Julio Frenck to terminate Anthony Varona as Dean, effective July 1, 2021, less than two years into his...
Webinar Recording Now Available!
Can You See Me?
SALT's most recent Social Justice in Action Webinar occurred on March 26, 2021, addressing the myriad stressors contributing to disparate bar pass...
SALT Statement on Antiracism
SALT Calls for Renewed Commitment to Build Anti-Racist Law Schools As It Speaks in Support of Black Law Students and Faculty
The Society of American Law Teachers...
Can You See Me? Inclusive Practices for Entry into the Legal Profession
SALT Social Justice in Action Webinar Series
Friday, March 26, 2021 from 3:00 to 4:00 PM ET
From law school classes to...