Our Core Values at Work
Our thriving community of scholars and leaders champion diversity and equality in the legal profession. In 1962, Emory Law led the Southeast in integrating legal education with the historic case Emory v. Nash. Today, Emory Law continues to embrace a commitment to diversity and inclusion among students, faculty, and staff.
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Goals
- Cultivate a sense and reality of an inclusive community
- Collaboratively execute short- and long-term programs and initiatives to influence Emory Law’s path to becoming a diverse, equitable, and inclusive community in theory and fact
- Support Emory University commitments to hire and retain a diverse staff and faculty
Recognition
- Ranked #10 in The Top 65 National Law Schools for Black Students
- Ranked #19 in the National Jurist/PreLaw Magazine list of Best Law Schools for Asians
Student Affinity Groups
Asian Pacific American Law Student Association (APALSA)
Association of International Law Students
Black Law Students Association (BLSA)
Chinese American Law Students Assocation (CALSA)
Disabled Law Students Association
Jewish Law Students Association (JLSA)
Latin American Law Students Association (LALSA)
Legal Association for Women Students (LAWS)
Middle Eastern Law Students Association
Muslim Law Students Association
OUTLaw
South Asian Law Student Association (SALSA)