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Becoming a member of CLC is a unique opportunity to connect with a national network of Coptic legal professionals and students. Whether you’re a practicing lawyer, a law student, or simply interested in supporting the intersection of community and law, CLC offers a unique platform which fosters both personal and professional growth.

What Does Membership Entitle You To? Membership is completely free and includes access to a wide range of benefits:

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Join our community by signing up below to become a member! Stay informed and keep up to date on all our exciting events and activities. We look forward to having you with us!

Mentorship Program: Gain personalized guidance from experienced Coptic lawyers or upper-year law students, designed to help you navigate your legal career with confidence.

Application Support: Get advice and feedback from your Campus Representatives on law school applications and supporting documents.

 

Legal Clinics and Volunteering: Get involved in CLC's legal information clinics at Coptic churches, where members provide pro bono legal research to those in need, giving back to the community through service.

 

Networking and Events: Participate in local chapter meetings, conferences, and events where you can meet fellow Coptic legal professionals and exchange ideas, knowledge, and experiences.

 

Annual Conference: Attend our Annual Conference, where legal professionals and students come together to explore the intersection of community and law, learn from experts, and build lasting relationships.

CLC is currently represented at the following schools. Please reach out to the representatives to get connected to your local chapter. 

  1. Western University (Western Faculty of Law) - Haneen Bishara (hbishara@uwo.ca

  2. Toronto Metropolitan University (Lincoln Alexander Law) - Martina Bestawros (martina.bestawros@torontomu.ca

  3. York University (Osgoode Hall Law School) - Joyce Gerges (jgerg20@gmail.com)

  4. Université de Sherbrooke (Faculté de droit - Université de Sherbrooke) - Mira Matta (miramatta03@gmail.com

  5. McGill University (Faculty of Law - McGill University) - Nardine Athanathios (nardine.athanathios@mail.mcgill.ca)

  6. University of Ottawa (University of Ottawa Faculty of Law) -  Immanuel Guindi (imguindi@gmail.com)

  7. Université de Montréal (Faculté de droit - Université de Montréal) -  Gabriel Nached (Gabn2003@gmail.com)

Interested in becoming a Campus Rep and representing your law school? Fill out the form below. 

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