Darren Nealy
Director of Multicultural Affairs
614-236-6392
Students are interested in law school for a variety of reasons and whatever
your motivation may be; we are here to support you and help you to become the
best practitioner that you can be. To that end the Office of Multicultural
Affairs is here to provide opportunities outside of the classroom that will help
make our future alumni better citizens of the world and better advocates for
their increasingly diverse clientele. Our offices are here to enhance the
educational experience for all students through diversity and service learning
programs.
Capital is dedicated to providing support to all of its students. The Law
School embodies a close community of students, faculty, and administrators who
support one another and who strive to be the best. Our student body includes a
good balance of men and women, students of color, and students with regional
roots that span the geography of the nation.
The educational opportunities offered at Capital University Law School are
significantly broadened through the activities of a variety of student
organizations and provided in the Columbus community. Many organizations
supplement the formal curriculum by providing training in the work of the lawyer
and legal scholar beyond the academic experience of the classroom. Other
organizations provide opportunities for those of shared backgrounds or interests
to relate those concerns to their legal training and future careers. Still other
organizations are valued as support groups. The Office of Multicultural Affairs
is here to bring all of those varied opportunities to you. Please visit our
office or contact me with any questions that you may have.
Recent News:
- High school students from Capital University Law School's Law & Leadership Institute recently visited the campus for the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Learning. Thanks to The Daily Reporter's coverage, you can read more about the upcoming Law & Leadership competition here.
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