The Canadian Association of Law Teachers (CALT) was founded in 1951 by
McGill University Faculty of Law professor
F. R. Scott following a gathering of law teachers in 1947. The original name of the organization was the Association of Canadian Law Teachers, and the first president of the organization was G. F. Curtis, then dean of law at the
University of British Columbia. The first meeting was held at McGill and the first annual meeting was held at the
Laval University, and the constitution was adopted in 1951. In 1952 there were only fifty-six full time law professors in the entire country of Canada, and nearly half of them were in attendance in the first meetings of the organization. During the first few years of the organization, the president of CALT was a guest at the annual meeting of the
Association of American Law Schools as well. ==
Canadian Legal Education Annual Review==