Alyssa Cratty

Alyssa is a proud citizen of Métis Nation Saskatchewan. She began pursuing her Juris Doctor degree at the University of Saskatchewan College of Law after obtaining a Bachelor of Arts in sociology, having graduated with great distinction. While attending the University of Saskatchewan, Alyssa held several leadership positions in a variety of campus law groups, including the Law Students’ Association, Indigenous Law Students’ Association, Corporate Law Club, Labour and Employment Law Club, Legal Follies Association, and Women in Law Club. In her last year of law school, Alyssa was a teaching assistant in the College of Law’s Kwayeskastasowin course and participated in the Kawaskimhon National Aboriginal Moot.

• President, Labour and Employment Law Club (2024–2025)
• President, Corporate Law Club (2024–2025)
• Vice President of Family Relations, Law Students’ Association (2024–2025)
• Vice President of Administration, Indigenous Law Students’ Association (2024–2025)
• Director of Outreach, Legal Follies Association (2024–2025)
• Vice President of External, Women in Law Club (2024–2025)
• Member, Indigenous Bar Association

• Top Oralist, Law Games Canada Moot Competition (2025)
• Acknowledgement as the team who best exemplified respectful and supportive engagement during negotiation, Kawaskimhon National Aboriginal Moot (2025)
• Recipient of the Harvey Bell Memorial Prize
• College of Arts and Science Dean’s Honour Roll (2021–2022)