The Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University has received a national diversity award from the Law School Admission Council.
The Diversity Matters Award was awarded for the law school’s commitment to diversity and for demonstrating that commitment through programs for underrepresented students in high school and college.
The umbrella for the College of Law’s diversity programs is the Hispanic National Bar Association’s (HNBA) Mentoring Program. It assigns K-12 students to mentoring teams comprising attorneys, law students, college students and high school students. Although the HNBA program serves many students of color, it is open to those of all ethnicities.
Leon Ceniceros posted at 10:04 pm on Wed, Jul 25, 2012.
"....underrepresented students in high school and college"......could some Liberal-Progressive-Democrat explain that to me ???
Why were they "underrepresented" ???
Were their test scores lost in the mail ???
Did their High School Principals tear-up their College/University Enrollment Applications ???
Were these "underrepresented" students grabbed as they came to apply for enrollment and taken away until the Enrollment period closed ???
OR WERE THEY ...."UNDERREPRESENTED"....BECAUSE THEY DID NOT HAVE THE GRADES AND OR THE TEST SCORES TO MEET THE ENROLLMENT CRITERIA ???
COULD THAT BE THE REASON THEY ARE ..."UNDERREPRESENTED"...NOT THE COLOR OF THEIR SKIN ???
SO WHAT DID THE ...SANDRA DAY O'CONNOR COLLEGE OF LAW AT OUR "PUBLICLY TAX-SUPPORTED" ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY DO TO EARN THIS......"DIVERSITY AWARD"....FROM THE.....LAW SCHOOL "ADMISSION" COUNCIL ???
WOULDN'T YOU LIKE TO KNOW THAT ???