When student affairs professionals from law schools across the country gathered this summer, Emily Horowitz and Jake Moore were at the helm.

The Colorado Law staff members led the annual National Association of Law Student Affairs Professionals conference on June 9-11, 2026, bringing together peers to share best practices, tackle emerging challenges and strengthen support for law students nationwide.

The 10th annual event drew a record 250 representatives from law schools across the United States and Canada for presentations and networking designed to celebrate and encourage the professionals who help law students achieve success.

“My involvement with NALSAP is what refuels my battery, because NALSAP members do the same work we do at different schools, and they understand how challenging it can be at times,” Horowitz said.

Horowitz, assistant dean of student services at Colorado Law, served as conference co-chair, developing content, soliciting proposals and selecting speakers. Moore, the assistant director of student services, served on the conference planning committee, helping to design signs and other marketing materials.

The conference’s location at S.J. Quinney College of Law in Salt Lake City, home of the 2002 Winter Olympics and Paralympics, inspired the conference theme: Summon the Heroes.

The conference opened with a keynote from Olympic gold medalist Derek Parra, who spoke about the trials and triumphs he experienced across his speed skating career.

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