The Editorial Board of the UNSW Law Journal comprises up to 55 of the top students enrolled in the LLB or JD programs at the UNSW Faculty of Law & Justice. Collectively, this group is responsible for the management and operation of the Journal. In addition, the Dean of UNSW Law & Justice and two Faculty Advisers are appointed to advise the Board in carrying out its functions.
Primary responsibility for the publications lies with the Executive Committee, elected by and from the Editorial Board. Comprising the Executive Editor, Issue Editors, a Forum Editor and a Digital Editor, the Executive Committee manages the strategic, financial and administrative affairs of the Journal, together with coordinating the selection, review and editing of articles submitted for publication.
Current Members
Executive Committee
O’felia Zhao – Executive Editor
Fiona Shah – Editor, Issue 48(1)
Cordella O’Loughlin – Editor, Issue 48(2)
Sophie Nguyen – Editor, Issue 48(3)
Bisesh Belbase – Editor, Issue 48(4)
James Elliott – Forum Editor
Elysia Lau – Digital Editor
Grace Leow – Editor, Issue 49(1)
General Members
- Ashna Aravinthan
- Samar Athar
- Regina Bao
- Olivia Bevilacqua
- Oliver Brindley
- Luca Butterworth
- Bouchra Chehimy
- Dean Cheong Foo
- Karina Cheung
- Nathan Choi
- Fergus Clarkson
- Lucy Crawford
- Marcelle Eagleton
- Jacky Gan
- Anastasia Giannakakos
- Rowan Gray
- Victoria Hong
- Anastasia Kormas
- Joshua Lai
- Annabel Lau
- Damien Lee
- Jiatao (Tom) Liu
- Isabel Lu
- Rachel Luo
- Sharanya Murthy
- Thomas O’Keefe
- Chloe Oliver-Sjahry
- Logan Riley
- Xander Schwarz
- Neeraja Seshadri
- Sruthi Sivakumar
- Elise Wang
- Laura Wilde
Representatives from the Faculty of Law
The Editorial Board is assisted in carrying out its functions through the invaluable advice and support of the UNSW Faculty of Law, in particular:
Professor Rosalind Dixon – Faculty Adviser
Professor Gary Edmond – Faculty Adviser
The UNSW Law Journal is managed by an Executive Committee, chosen each year from the Editorial Board of the Journal through a competitive election process.