Alumni & Giving

The ranks of distinguished OCU Law alumni are over 7,000 strong. In the United States and nations around the world, alumni leverage their expertise practicing law, leading corporations, teaching, governing, advocating, developing legal theory, crafting policy, and engaging with their communities.

Thanks to the participation and support of our alumni, this global network continues to grow. It’s a fellowship that boasts leaders from around the globe.

First African American Speaker of the Oklahoma House of Representatives
Mayor of Oklahoma City
Justices of the Oklahoma Supreme Court
President of Pepperdine University
General Counsel of the Arizona Diamondbacks
General Counsel of Saudi Aramco

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Giving

Your support is vital to our mission. Whether you donate financial gifts, volunteer in the alumni association, or share your expertise with students — your contributions are an essential part of the OCU Law community.

Financial gifts help us offer tuition assistance to deserving students in need. But they do more than boost the prospects of individual scholars. By opening the gates of opportunity to gifted legal minds, you’re supporting the cause of justice and the entire legal profession.

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Alumni Profiles

Brandi Bush-Percy

Brandi Bush-Percy ’12 knew from a young age she wanted to be a lawyer. As she grew older, she was sure of her childhood dream. She graduated from OCU School of Law in 2012 and began working for Hobby Lobby. Due to her background in insurance, Hobby Lobby’s General…

Susan Carns Curtiss

In 2002, Susan Carns Curtiss ’06 served as a juror in an Oklahoma County bad faith insurance trial. She grew fascinated as the trial continued and after met with Judge Nancy Coats, the judge who presided over the case, to learn more about what it takes to become an attorney. Curtiss was intrigued…

Carolina Rubio MacWright

Born and raised in Bogota, Columbia, Carolina Rubio MacWright ’06 had a passion to become a lawyer from a young age due to her parents and the political atmosphere in Columbia. “I have always been very passionate about equality and protecting…

Taylor Robertson

Before Taylor Rex Robertson came to OCU Law, he developed a unique interest in the history and theory of wine and viticulture. After graduating from law school in 2014, in addition to taking a position at Haynes and Boone’s Dallas, he took that interest to the next level.

Mick McCarthy

Mick McCarthy ’99, already had a successful career as an engineer. But this active, energetic professional was searching for a new way to challenge himself. He didn’t have to look any further than his father, Bill McCarthy ’72, a successful patent attorney. Inspired by this…

Amanda Cochran-McCall

When Amanda Cochran-McCall started her legal education at the OCU Law School, she had no idea she would enter a life of public service. An internship at the Texas Attorney General’s office as a 3L set her on a journey to practice would could be described as law…

Alumni Association

Did your time at Oklahoma City University School of Law provide the foundation for your career success? Did you develop relationships and life-long friendships that still exist today? Are you interested in helping the next generation of OCU Law students? We invite you to join the OCU Law Alumni Association to build upon these experiences.

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Get Involved

Alumni are the backbone of the OCU Law community. From financial support to mentoring the next generation of legal professionals, your contribution is deeply impactful. Celebrate your lifelong connection to the people and experiences that shaped your career. Stay involved and give back to the OCU Law community.

1. Alumni Association

The OCU Law Alumni Association cultivates a spirit of community and pride among graduates while contributing to the advancement of the law school and the legal profession. Everyone who has graduated from OCU Law is eligible to become a member of the OCU Law Alumni Association.

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2. Become a Mentor

The OCU Law Alumni Association is pleased to announce the launch of the Law Mentorship Program (LAMP), which will provide intentional opportunities for lawyers and law students to establish meaningful connections and for mentors to assist students with managing the transition from school to practice.

Applications are open now.

OCU Law Mentorship Program