Students currently may select “male,” “female,” or “not disclosing.”
Students can list their name-in-use on their application and post-enrollment forms.
The Law School Recruitment Committee considers diversity in every hiring decision. The Chair of the Law School Faculty Recruitment Committee tracks applicant diversity including LGBTQ+ status. Job advertisements are sent to diversity-targeted listservs, job boards, websites, etc. when available and appropriate. The Law School Diversity and Inclusion Committee actively considers ways in which it can increase diverse hirings, including LGBTQ+ hires, and reports its recommendations to the Law School Faculty Recruitment Committee.
USD students receive quality health care from a local medical clinic at an affordable cost. All currently enrolled students who pay a general activity fee each semester are eligible to use Student Health. The following services are offered to students through the local medical clinic for free or at a reduced rate:
• Office visits
• Allergies/injections/immunizations
• STD Testing
• Labs
• Physicals
USD students receive quality health care from a local medical clinic at an affordable cost. All currently enrolled students who pay a general activity fee each semester are eligible to use Student Health. The following services are offered to students through the local medical clinic for free or at a reduced rate:
• Office visits
• Allergies/injections/immunizations
• STD Testing
• Labs
• Physicals
The Law School knows that the health-care providers and counselors have this training, but it cannot say with 100% certainty that every provider or counselors does.
The Law School maintains two larger restrooms for its 200 students that are specifically designated as either male or female. The smaller, remaining 10 are available to all genders and are marked with signage indicating such. All restrooms are equipped for disabled users.
• Gender, Sexuality, and the Law
• Employment Discrimination / 10%
• Estate Planning / 5%
• Family Law / 5%
• Health Care Law & Policy / 5%
• International Human Rights / 5%
• Race and the Law / 5%
• Law School has an active OUTlaws student organization that receives both University and Law School funding
• The Law School has funded students’ participation, including all travel costs, to attend the Williams Institute Moot Court National Competition
• The Law School has funded students’ attendance at LGBTQ+ conferences including Lavender Law
• The Law Schools hosts a bi-annual Lavender Law Lecture
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The Law School’s application for admission contains its diversity and equality statement, but it is not in the admissions packet.