About Us
MEMBERSHIP
MEMBERSHIP
MEMBERSHIP
(Pictured - The Santa Barbara Campus 1996-2020)
All Juris Doctors of the Southern California Institute of Law are invited to apply for full membership in the Southern California Institute of Law Alumni Association.
All third and fourth level law students of the Southern California Institute of Law, in good standing, are eligible for prel
(Pictured - The Santa Barbara Campus 1996-2020)
All Juris Doctors of the Southern California Institute of Law are invited to apply for full membership in the Southern California Institute of Law Alumni Association.
All third and fourth level law students of the Southern California Institute of Law, in good standing, are eligible for preliminary membership.
Please send your contact information including e-mail address, phone number, mailing address, year of graduation or class year status, and mail your 1x dues payment of $100, made payable to: SCILAA.
Or, scroll down to submit your electronic application and dues on-line.
EVENTS
MEMBERSHIP
MEMBERSHIP
Congratulations to the Class of 2022!
The Alumni Association looks forward to celebrating your success at the October 9th Graduation Ceremony in Santa Barbara, CA.
OUR GOAL
MEMBERSHIP
OUR GOAL
The goal of the SCILAA is to advance the ideals and objectives of the legal profession, to provide graduated students with networking, continuing education and social opportunities, in addition to assisting the students of the Southern California Institute of Law.
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The Southern California Institute of Law was formed by a small group
The goal of the SCILAA is to advance the ideals and objectives of the legal profession, to provide graduated students with networking, continuing education and social opportunities, in addition to assisting the students of the Southern California Institute of Law.
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The Southern California Institute of Law was formed by a small group of legal academics and scholars, and incorporated in 1986, with its first law classes commencing in 1987. Prior to the establishment of the Law School there was only one other law school in the entire tri-county of San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara and Ventura. The Law School has continually sought to broaden access to legal education, especially to low-moderate socio-economic groups.