Law School Application Mini-Camp for Underrepresented Populations Slated for June 21-25

05/25/2021

The Saint Louis University law school’s Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and Office of Admissions has teamed up to offer a five-day series for current college students called the Accessing the Legal Profession (ALP) Summer Mini-Camp.

The camp will be hosted on Zoom June 21-25. The sessions will guide participants through the process of applying to law school.

Registration can be done in advance. Anyone with questions is instructed to email Belinda Dantley, assistant dean of diversity, equity and inclusion.

Saint Louis University School of Law continues its commitment to discover new ways to provide crucial information and resources to law school applicants across the country.

The Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and the Office of Admissions have partnered to address long-standing educational gaps for those from underrepresented backgrounds who are interested in attending law school.

This shared vision has led to the creation of the joint committee, the Accessing the Legal Profession (ALP) Committee. Its focus is to provide law school applicants from traditionally underrepresented populations the tools to overcome barriers they may face on their path to law school.

The summer mini camp will be the first program from the ALP Committee.