University of Arkansas Law welcomes undergraduate students for summer pre-law program
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS — The University of Arkansas School of Law admitted 23 students from 11 undergraduate institutions for its annual Summer Pre-law Program, known as SPPARK.
Read More about University of Arkansas Law welcomes undergraduate students for summer pre-law programLoyola Law School, Los Angeles partners with Wiley Education Services for tax law pipeline
BUSINESS WIRE — In a new partnership with Wiley Education Services, a division of Wiley (JW-A) (JW-B) that provides tailored services and technology solutions to higher education institutions, Loyola Law School, Los Angeles will offer two new online programs that will broaden talent pipelines in the taxation industry.
Read More about Loyola Law School, Los Angeles partners with Wiley Education Services for tax law pipelineFlorida International University Law receives AccessLex grant for pre-law diversity program
SOUTH FLORIDA CARIBBEAN NEWS — Florida International University College of Law has been awarded a $124,850 grant by the AccessLex Center for Legal Education Excellence to launch a new pre-law initiative, the Path to the Legal Profession
Read More about Florida International University Law receives AccessLex grant for pre-law diversity programNew York Law School launches pre-law pipeline programs for high school and college students
NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL — New York Law School (NYLS) is launching two summer pre-law pipeline programs for local high school and college students. Both programs are offered at no cost to participants.
Read More about New York Law School launches pre-law pipeline programs for high school and college studentsLaw students put pressure on law firms that enforce mandatory arbitration
LAW.COM — The law students behind a national effort to end mandatory arbitration at law firms stepped up their efforts. The students, led by Harvard Law School’s Pipeline Parity Project, also are asking the National Association for Law Placement to begin collecting information from firms to identify those that require employees to sign mandatory arbitration agreements.
Read More about Law students put pressure on law firms that enforce mandatory arbitrationA look at HBCU pre-law pipeline programs
DIVERSE ISSUES IN HIGHER EDUCATION — Dillard University’s Center for Law and Public Interest Pre-Law program is furthering its goal to move the needle on diversity in legal education. The HBCU has launched and implemented the Legal Education Advancing Diversity (LEAD) Program and the Foundation to LEAD Program over the last two years.
Read More about A look at HBCU pre-law pipeline programsTechnology companies and law firms partner on diversity pipeline program
LAW.COM — Silicon Valley’s inside and outside counsel are teaming up to boost diversity in law, with a new 1L program that gives students from underrepresented backgrounds an opportunity to split 10 weeks of their summer between a firm and legal department.
Read More about Technology companies and law firms partner on diversity pipeline programUniversity of California system touts success of its Community Colleges Pathway to Law School program
DIVERSE ISSUES IN HIGHER EDUCATION — Launched in 2014, the initiative aims to diversify the legal profession by targeting members of historically underrepresented populations, which make up sizeable segments of community college enrollment.
Read More about University of California system touts success of its Community Colleges Pathway to Law School programLoyola Law School, Los Angeles launches pre-law pipeline for persons with disabilities
ABA JOURNAL — The Loyola Law School hopes to position itself as a leader regarding accommodations for law students who have disabilities, and it plans to create a national dialogue that identifies barriers for the community, says Michael Waterstone, the law school’s dean.
Read More about Loyola Law School, Los Angeles launches pre-law pipeline for persons with disabilitiesHarvard Law students oppose law firm’s mandatory arbitration process
NATIONAL LAW JOURNAL — The school’s Pipeline Parity Project is asking law students to avoid interviewing with Venable until it stops requiring employees to sign mandatory arbitration agreements.
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