The Internet Law Student Organization (ILSO) was created to raise awareness and spark interest about Internet Law and the theoretical and practical dilemmas that arise when applying laws to rapidly developing technologies.
2022-2023 Officers:
| Co-President | Alyssa Aguilar | alaguilar@scu.edu |
| Co-President | Paige Stapleton | pstapleton@scu.edu |
| Vice President | Hilary Cheung | tcheung@scu.edu |
| Co-Events Coordinator | Siling Lu | slu5@scu.edu |
| Co-Events Coordinator | Kiara J. Patino Navarro | kpatinonavarro@scu.edu |
| Internal Communications Chair | Jayna Ortiz | jortiz@scu.edu |
| External Communications Chair | Siling Lu | slu5@scu.edu |
| Internal Content Manager | Obie Reynolds | oreynolds@scu.edu |
| External Content Co-Manager | Marisa Hawley | mhawley@scu.edu |
| External Content Co-Manager | Caroline Viola | cviola@scu.edu |
| Secretary | Amy Allshouse | aallshouse@scu.edu |
| Treasurer | Alyssa Jatnieks | ajatnieks@scu.edu |
| Fundraising Co-Chair | Samantha Enriquez | senriquez@scu.edu |
| Fundraising Co-Chair | Richard Shelest | rshelest@scu.edu |
Faculty Advisor: Professor Eric Goldman
Mission Statement:
As a student organization dedicated to Internet Law, we aim to:
- Raise awareness and spark interest about Internet Law and the theoretical and practical dilemmas that arise when applying laws to rapidly developing technologies.
- Enable crucial discussions about hot topics in Internet Law such as privacy, content moderation and online free speech, ethics, cybersecurity, and online intellectual property.
- Educate students about the different facets of Internet and Tech Policy.
- Promote collaboration among all legal communities and practice areas (i.e criminal law, family law, social justice, technology law).
External Links:
LSO Email: internetlaw@scu.edu
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