Diversity Chat With Washburn Law Students and Professors
Diversity Chat Transcripts
- 2012 transcript (68 KB PDF)
- 2011 transcript (109 KB PDF)
The Diversity Chat is sponsored by Washburn Law and the Law School Admission Council as part of
DiscoverLaw.org Months.
Washburn University School of Law continues its mission to diversify the legal profession in Kansas and the nation. We have a reputation for emphasizing diversity. Students of color comprise about 23 percent of our most recent entering class. The faculty also reflects diversity in race, sexual orientation, religion, and national origin.
Washburn University School of Law held an online chat on February 12, 2012. Read the transcript.
Washburn Law students, professors, and staff will help you find out more about:
- Choosing law as a career
- How to prepare for and apply to law school
- What it's like to be a law student
- Career options
The Chat features representatives from a variety of diverse student organizations at Washburn Law, as well as a select group of professors and administrators. Join the chat from any location where you have Internet access.
Questions? Contact the Washburn Law Office of Admissions at (800) 927-4529 or admissions [at] washburnlaw.edu
Students, Faculty, and Staff Joining the Chat
Students
Jessica Dotter
Third Year
Executive Committee
Gay-Straight Legal Alliance
Eloy Gallegos
Second Year
Student Ambassador and
Co-Event Coordinator
Hispanic American Law Student Association
Alisha Udhwani
Second Year
Student Ambassador and
Co-President
Asian American Law Student Association
Vladimir Viaud
Third Year
Student Ambassador and
Past President
Washburn Student Bar Association
Faculty
Rory Bahadur
Associate Professor of Law
Jeremiah Ho
Visiting Associate Professor of Academic Support
Ali Khan
Professor of Law
Jalen Lowry
Associate Dean for Student Affairs
Aliza Organick
Professor of Law and
Interim Co-director of the Law Clinic
Staff
Karla Whitaker
Director of Admissions
Janessa Akin
Assistant Director of Admissions
Shanelle Dupree
Diversity Coordinator
Margann Bennett
Director of Professional Development and Pro Bono
