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Distinguished Business Law Graduate Alice Cuprill-Comas Honored

October 14, 2022

Alice Cuprill-Comas and her daughter, Ana Comas Short Alice Cuprill-Comas and her daughter, Ana Comas ShortThe Center for Business Law and Innovation (CBLI) held a luncheon in October honoring Alice Cuprill-Comas ’95 as the Distinguished Business Law Graduate for 2022. She is general counsel at OHSU and a member of the Board of Trustees of Meyer Memorial Trust, a racial, social, and economic justice funding group. She began her career in energy law.

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