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  • Climate Survey

    Connect, Share Knowledge, and Succeed Within the LGBTQ+ and Ally Legal Community.

    • Law School Nondiscrimination Statements
    • 2021-22 Law School Campus Climate Survey for Law School Affiliates
    • LGBTQ+ Bar’s Law School Campus Climate Survey-2019
    • LGBTQ+ Bar’s Law School Campus Climate Survey-2020
    • LGBTQ+ Bar’s Law School Campus Climate Survey-2021
    • LGBTQ+ Bar’s Law School Campus Climate Survey-2022
    Climate Survey LGBTQ+ Bar’s Law School Campus Climate Survey-2022

    LGBTQ+ Bar's Law School Campus Climate Survey-2022

    In November of 2022, the National LGBTQ+ Bar Association and Foundation invited all ABA-accredited law schools in the United States to participate in the National LGBTQ+ Bar’s fourth annual Law School Campus Climate Survey. This year, for the first time, we also invited non-ABA accredited California law schools, including those accredited by the state of California and those not so accredited. This survey was designed to identify policies and procedures that specifically impact the schools’ LGBTQ+ population. The survey asked each school to identify only that law school’s policies and data, and not those of any broader University structure associated with that law school (unless overall University policy guides law school policy).  

    As a companion to this survey, the National LGBTQ+ Bar has created a Best Practices Guide (updated in April 2022) as a resource to assist law schools in their efforts to foster a safe, welcoming community free from discrimination.  In addition, in 2019 the National LGBTQ+ Bar launched a DEI Consulting Practice (formerly Lavender Law 365™), that is designed specifically to enable the implementation of best practice standards for LGBTQ+ equity across law schools, law firms, and companies. Please visit the DEI Consulting Practice page to learn more.

    In addition to the information contained in the Campus Climate Survey, the National LGBTQ+ Bar has compiled nondiscrimination policies for each ABA-accredited law school in the United States and has noted whether each school bars discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and/or gender identity. This data represents our best information as of May 2, 2022 (Note: the charts below include additional surveys submitted after the deadline, which were not included in the Executive Summary).  If you are affiliated with an ABA-accredited law school and believe that our information is out-of-date, please contact Chief Program Officer, Judi O’Kelley, at judi@lgbtqbar.org with an updated link to your law school’s nondiscrimination policy.  The National LGBTQ+ Bar profusely thanks the 108 law schools that responded to this survey.

    LAW SCHOOL BEST PRACTICES GUIDE
    DEI Consulting Practice
    NONDISCRIMINATION STATEMENTS

    The grids below highlight many of the questions and answers that the 108 (106 ABA and 2 other California) responding schools answered in our full survey, based upon the schools’ 2021-2022 school year policies and data. The survey consisted of 27 questions many of which had sub-parts. Based on the schools’ responses to the original questions, they were not always asked to answer the sub-parts, or the sub-parts were not applicable based on school policy. In such cases, the fields have been left empty. However, a field that says “Answer left blank” indicates that the school was asked for that information but chose not to answer.  Please click on each individual school’s name for more detailed answers and information.

    2021-2022 LAW SCHOOL CAMPUS CLIMATE SURVEY EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

    2021-2022 ABA Law Schools

    Law SchoolSeeks out prospective LGBTQ+ students?Welcome packet mentions identity group support?Option for students to self-identify?Total Students EnrolledTotal self-identified LGBTQ+ studentsTotal self-identified LGBTQ+ students of colorLesbianGayBisexual / pansexualTransgender/NonbinaryQueer or gender / sexual orientation minorityAllows trans/ nonbinary students to change name-in-use?Offers scholarships specifically for LGBTQ+ students?Seeks to employ diverse faculty, including LGBTQ+?Option for faculty/staff to self-identify?Total faculty employedTotal self-identified LGBTQ+ facultyTotal self-identified LGBTQ+ faculty of colorLesbianGayBisexual / PansexualTransgender / NonbinaryQueer or gender/sexual orientation minorityHow many staff/administrators are employed by your law school?Total self-identified LGBTQ+ staff/ administratorsTotal self-identified LGBTQ+ staff/administrators of colorLesbianGayBisexual / PansexualTransgender / NonbinaryQueer or gender/sexual orientation minorityHealth and family benefits available to employees?Offers transition-related health benefits? (Employees)Offers student benefit planBenefits available on equal terms with same-sex partnership?Benefits plans include special needs LGBTQ+ students?Offers transition-related health benefits? (Students)Offers students health/ counseling/ therapy services?Campus healthcare providers receive LGBTQ-competency training?Has single-stall or multi-stall, gender-inclusive restrooms?Has restroom access policy?Offers LGBTQ+- specific courses?Has active LGBTQ+ student group?Offers funding for outside LGBTQ+ events?Has hate/bias incident policy?Mandatory anti-sexual harassment training with LGBTQ+ contentD&I training with LGBTQ+ content?
    Albany Law SchoolYesYesYes5474311 View CommentsStudents are given the opportunity to identify as a member of the LGBTQ+ community. However, they are not asked more specific questions about sexual orientation or gender identity. View CommentsStudents are given the opportunity to identify as a member of the LGBTQ+ community. However, they are not asked more specific questions about sexual orientation or gender identity. View CommentsStudents are given the opportunity to identify as a member of the LGBTQ+ community. However, they are not asked more specific questions about sexual orientation or gender identity. View CommentsStudents are given the opportunity to identify as a member of the LGBTQ+ community. However, they are not asked more specific questions about sexual orientation or gender identity. View CommentsStudents are given the opportunity to identify as a member of the LGBTQ+ community. However, they are not asked more specific questions about sexual orientation or gender identity.YesYesYesYes412001010814104000YesYesNoNoNoYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer such a course, but only every other year (please specify in 20a below)YesYesNoYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    Appalachian School of LawNoYesNoYesNoYesNo130000000260000000YesUnsureNoNoYesYesNoNo View CommentsNo, we do not offer any course focused on LGBTQ+ legal issuesYesNoNoYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators
    Boston University School of LawYesYesYesYesNoYesYes View Comments78.25 full-time faculty and 135 PT faculty = 213.25 total92024038614131514YesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    Brigham Young University, J. Reuben Clark Law SchoolYesNoNoYes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo100 View CommentsThe decision of a faculty member to publicly identify as LGBTQ+ is personal, and we do not collect or disseminate that information. View CommentsThe decision of a faculty member to publicly identify as LGBTQ+ is personal, and we do not collect or disseminate that information. View CommentsThe decision of a faculty member to publicly identify as LGBTQ+ is personal, and we do not collect or disseminate that information. View CommentsThe decision of a faculty member to publicly identify as LGBTQ+ is personal, and we do not collect or disseminate that information. View CommentsThe decision of a faculty member to publicly identify as LGBTQ+ is personal, and we do not collect or disseminate that information. View CommentsThe decision of a faculty member to publicly identify as LGBTQ+ is personal, and we do not collect or disseminate that information. View CommentsThe decision of a faculty member to publicly identify as LGBTQ+ is personal, and we do not collect or disseminate that information.54 View CommentsThe decision of a faculty member to publicly identify as LGBTQ+ is personal, and we do not collect or disseminate that information. View CommentsThe decision of a faculty member to publicly identify as LGBTQ+ is personal, and we do not collect or disseminate that information. View CommentsThe decision of a faculty member to publicly identify as LGBTQ+ is personal, and we do not collect or disseminate that information. View CommentsThe decision of a faculty member to publicly identify as LGBTQ+ is personal, and we do not collect or disseminate that information. View CommentsThe decision of a faculty member to publicly identify as LGBTQ+ is personal, and we do not collect or disseminate that information. View CommentsThe decision of a faculty member to publicly identify as LGBTQ+ is personal, and we do not collect or disseminate that information. View CommentsThe decision of a faculty member to publicly identify as LGBTQ+ is personal, and we do not collect or disseminate that information.NoNoNoNoYesYesYesNo View CommentsNo, but significant LGBTQ+ content is included in other courses (not including basic law school required courses such as Constitutional Law)NoYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    Brooklyn Law SchoolNoNoYes1,177 View Comments195 (total amount of students that self-identified as LBGTQ+ in the classes that started in fall 2018/4Y, fall 2019, fall 2020, fall 2021. Transfer students were included in the above statistics, 4Y students may have graduated early.)N/AN/AN/AN/A View Comments"12 (2019 entering class- 3; 2020 entering class- 1; 2021 entering class- 8 -- transfer students were included in the above statistics) "N/AYes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesYes67 View CommentsWe have many self-identified LGBTQ+ faculty but do not have a formal process for identifying faculty LGBTQ+ status. No faculty officially list their sexual identity in the law school employment data system.N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A122 View CommentsThis information is not collected by the law school. We have many staff/administrators who are open about their sexual identity and sexual orientation, but no staff/administrators elect to list this information in the law school employment data system.N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators
    California Western School of LawYesYesYes67667 View CommentsWe do not currently track this information. View CommentsWe do not currently track this information. View CommentsWe do not currently track this information. View CommentsWe do not currently track this information. View CommentsWe do not currently track this information. View CommentsWe do not currently track this information.Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesYes37 View CommentsWe do not ask, nor do we assume this as we would race/ethnicity for government reporting.  View CommentsWe do not ask, nor do we assume this as we would race/ethnicity for government reporting.  View CommentsWe do not ask, nor do we assume this as we would race/ethnicity for government reporting.  View CommentsWe do not ask, nor do we assume this as we would race/ethnicity for government reporting.  View CommentsWe do not ask, nor do we assume this as we would race/ethnicity for government reporting.  View CommentsWe do not ask, nor do we assume this as we would race/ethnicity for government reporting.  View CommentsWe do not ask, nor do we assume this as we would race/ethnicity for government reporting. 109 View CommentsWe do not ask, nor do we assume this as we would race/ethnicity for government reporting.  View CommentsWe do not ask, nor do we assume this as we would race/ethnicity for government reporting.  View CommentsWe do not ask, nor do we assume this as we would race/ethnicity for government reporting.  View CommentsWe do not ask, nor do we assume this as we would race/ethnicity for government reporting.  View CommentsWe do not ask, nor do we assume this as we would race/ethnicity for government reporting.  View CommentsWe do not ask, nor do we assume this as we would race/ethnicity for government reporting.  View CommentsWe do not ask, nor do we assume this as we would race/ethnicity for government reporting. YesYesNoNoNoYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer such a course, but only every other year (please specify in 20a below)YesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    Campbell University, Norman Adrian Wiggins School of LawNoNoYesAnswer left blank.Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo80UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknown25UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownNoUnsureNoNoYesYesYesNo View CommentsNo, but significant LGBTQ+ content is included in other courses (not including basic law school required courses such as Constitutional Law)YesYesNoNoNo
    Capital University Law SchoolYesYesYes View CommentsAs of spring 2022, CapLaw enrolled 489 JD students and 25 graduate students16116Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesYes231000001293000003YesYesNoNoYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer a Sexual Orientation Law course annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators
    Case Western Reserve University School of LawYesYesYes3976417N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AYes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo5341N/AN/AN/AN/AN/A5620N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AYesUnsureYesYesUnsureYesYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer a Sexual Orientation Law course annuallyYesYesYesNoOther
    Charleston School of LawYesYesNoYes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesYes232102000381100110YesNoNoNoNoNoNo View CommentsNo, but significant LGBTQ+ content is included in other courses (not including basic law school required courses such as Constitutional Law)YesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators
    City University of New York School of LawYesYesYes650184YesNoYesNo57 View CommentsUnknown (not tracked systematically)UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknown110 View CommentsUnknown (not tracked systematically)UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownYesYesNoNoYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer a Sexual Orientation Law course annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators
    Cornell Law SchoolYesYesYes880Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. YesYesYesYes View CommentsCornell Law School has 57 faculty, including 39 tenured and tenure-track faculty and 18 clinical professors. View CommentsGiven the small size of our law school community, we cannot provide this information without inadvertently and impermissibly revealing private information about individual community members. Moreover, when we provided an opportunity to self-identify, we did not ask for or obtain permission to disclose beyond authorized offices at the university. View CommentsGiven the small size of our law school community, we cannot provide this information without inadvertently and impermissibly revealing private information about individual community members. Moreover, when we provided an opportunity to self-identify, we did not ask for or obtain permission to disclose beyond authorized offices at the university. View CommentsGiven the small size of our law school community, we cannot provide this information without inadvertently and impermissibly revealing private information about individual community members. Moreover, when we provided an opportunity to self-identify, we did not ask for or obtain permission to disclose beyond authorized offices at the university. View CommentsGiven the small size of our law school community, we cannot provide this information without inadvertently and impermissibly revealing private information about individual community members. Moreover, when we provided an opportunity to self-identify, we did not ask for or obtain permission to disclose beyond authorized offices at the university. View CommentsGiven the small size of our law school community, we cannot provide this information without inadvertently and impermissibly revealing private information about individual community members. Moreover, when we provided an opportunity to self-identify, we did not ask for or obtain permission to disclose beyond authorized offices at the university. View CommentsGiven the small size of our law school community, we cannot provide this information without inadvertently and impermissibly revealing private information about individual community members. Moreover, when we provided an opportunity to self-identify, we did not ask for or obtain permission to disclose beyond authorized offices at the university. View CommentsGiven the small size of our law school community, we cannot provide this information without inadvertently and impermissibly revealing private information about individual community members. Moreover, when we provided an opportunity to self-identify, we did not ask for or obtain permission to disclose beyond authorized offices at the university. View CommentsCornell Law School has 100 staff members who support its operations. View CommentsGiven the small size of our law school community, we cannot provide this information without inadvertently and impermissibly revealing private information about individual community members. Moreover, when we provided an opportunity to self-identify, we did not ask for or obtain permission to disclose beyond authorized offices at the university. View CommentsGiven the small size of our law school community, we cannot provide this information without inadvertently and impermissibly revealing private information about individual community members. Moreover, when we provided an opportunity to self-identify, we did not ask for or obtain permission to disclose beyond authorized offices at the university. View CommentsGiven the small size of our law school community, we cannot provide this information without inadvertently and impermissibly revealing private information about individual community members. Moreover, when we provided an opportunity to self-identify, we did not ask for or obtain permission to disclose beyond authorized offices at the university. View CommentsGiven the small size of our law school community, we cannot provide this information without inadvertently and impermissibly revealing private information about individual community members. Moreover, when we provided an opportunity to self-identify, we did not ask for or obtain permission to disclose beyond authorized offices at the university. View CommentsGiven the small size of our law school community, we cannot provide this information without inadvertently and impermissibly revealing private information about individual community members. Moreover, when we provided an opportunity to self-identify, we did not ask for or obtain permission to disclose beyond authorized offices at the university. View CommentsGiven the small size of our law school community, we cannot provide this information without inadvertently and impermissibly revealing private information about individual community members. Moreover, when we provided an opportunity to self-identify, we did not ask for or obtain permission to disclose beyond authorized offices at the university. View CommentsGiven the small size of our law school community, we cannot provide this information without inadvertently and impermissibly revealing private information about individual community members. Moreover, when we provided an opportunity to self-identify, we did not ask for or obtain permission to disclose beyond authorized offices at the university.YesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    Creighton University School of LawYesYesYes384 View CommentsWe do not current track those numbers school wide. View CommentsWe do not current track those numbers school wide. View CommentsWe do not current track those numbers school wide. View CommentsWe do not current track those numbers school wide. View CommentsWe do not current track those numbers school wide. View CommentsWe do not current track those numbers school wide. View CommentsWe do not current track those numbers school wide. Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesYes View Comments45 (includes adjunct instructors teaching over 3 credit hours per year)4022000252011000YesUnsureYesYesYesYesYesUnsureYesYes View CommentsNo, but significant LGBTQ+ content is included in other courses (not including basic law school required courses such as Constitutional Law)YesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    Drexel University, Thomas R. Kline School of LawYesYesYes4527618 View CommentsOur Self-ID processes allow students to self-identify as LGBTQ+, but do not uniformly or explicitly provide for self-identification on a more specific basis than that with regard to sexual orientation. We therefore cannot provide an accurate response to this question. View CommentsOur Self-ID processes allow students to self-identify as LGBTQ+, but do not uniformly or explicitly provide for self-identification on a more specific basis than that with regard to sexual orientation. We therefore cannot provide an accurate response to this question. View CommentsOur Self-ID processes allow students to self-identify as LGBTQ+, but do not uniformly or explicitly provide for self-identification on a more specific basis than that with regard to sexual orientation. We therefore cannot provide an accurate response to this question. View CommentsOur Self-ID processes allow students to self-identify as LGBTQ+, but do not uniformly or explicitly provide for self-identification on a more specific basis than that with regard to sexual orientation. We therefore cannot provide an accurate response to this question. View CommentsOur Self-ID processes allow students to self-identify as LGBTQ+, but do not uniformly or explicitly provide for self-identification on a more specific basis than that with regard to sexual orientation. We therefore cannot provide an accurate response to this question.Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo View Comments36 full-time faculty; 74 adjunct faculty View Comments4 full-time faculty; not known for our adjunct facultyNone View CommentsKline School of Law does not conduct a formal Self-ID program that allows faculty to voluntarily and confidentially identify their sexual orientation at this time, nor in our opinion, do we have access to another source of information sufficient to provide an accurate response to this question. View CommentsKline School of Law does not conduct a formal Self-ID program that allows faculty to voluntarily and confidentially identify their sexual orientation at this time, nor in our opinion, do we have access to another source of information sufficient to provide an accurate response to this question. View CommentsKline School of Law does not conduct a formal Self-ID program that allows faculty to voluntarily and confidentially identify their sexual orientation at this time, nor in our opinion, do we have access to another source of information sufficient to provide an accurate response to this question. View CommentsKline School of Law does not conduct a formal Self-ID program that allows faculty to voluntarily and confidentially identify their sexual orientation at this time, nor in our opinion, do we have access to another source of information sufficient to provide an accurate response to this question. View CommentsKline School of Law does not conduct a formal Self-ID program that allows faculty to voluntarily and confidentially identify their sexual orientation at this time, nor in our opinion, do we have access to another source of information sufficient to provide an accurate response to this question.42 View CommentsDrexel Kline School of Law does not conduct a formal Self-ID program that allows staff and administrators to voluntarily and confidentially identify their sexual orientation at this time, nor in our opinion, do we have access to another source of information sufficient to provide an accurate response to this question. View CommentsDrexel Kline School of Law does not conduct a formal Self-ID program that allows staff and administrators to voluntarily and confidentially identify their sexual orientation at this time, nor in our opinion, do we have access to another source of information sufficient to provide an accurate response to this question. View CommentsDrexel Kline School of Law does not conduct a formal Self-ID program that allows staff and administrators to voluntarily and confidentially identify their sexual orientation at this time, nor in our opinion, do we have access to another source of information sufficient to provide an accurate response to this question. View CommentsDrexel Kline School of Law does not conduct a formal Self-ID program that allows staff and administrators to voluntarily and confidentially identify their sexual orientation at this time, nor in our opinion, do we have access to another source of information sufficient to provide an accurate response to this question. View CommentsDrexel Kline School of Law does not conduct a formal Self-ID program that allows staff and administrators to voluntarily and confidentially identify their sexual orientation at this time, nor in our opinion, do we have access to another source of information sufficient to provide an accurate response to this question. View CommentsDrexel Kline School of Law does not conduct a formal Self-ID program that allows staff and administrators to voluntarily and confidentially identify their sexual orientation at this time, nor in our opinion, do we have access to another source of information sufficient to provide an accurate response to this question. View CommentsDrexel Kline School of Law does not conduct a formal Self-ID program that allows staff and administrators to voluntarily and confidentially identify their sexual orientation at this time, nor in our opinion, do we have access to another source of information sufficient to provide an accurate response to this question.YesUnsureYesYesYesYesYesYesNoYes View CommentsYes, we offer a Gender Identity Law course annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students; Yes, optional for all students
    Elon University School of LawYesYesYes429 students View Comments29 (Our students graduate in December, so 9 of the 29 graduated December 2021. They are accounted for in the 429 total enrollment number). 8181446YesYesYesUnsure37 full-time, 22 part-timeUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknown29 StaffUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownYesNoNoNoYesYesYesNo View CommentsNo, but significant LGBTQ+ content is included in other courses (not including basic law school required courses such as Constitutional Law)YesYesYesNoNo
    Emory University School of LawYesYesYes View CommentsEmory Law enrolled 922 students in the Fall of 202111239 View CommentsN/A, detail not asked on Self ID View CommentsN/A, detail not asked on Self ID View CommentsN/A, detail not asked on Self ID View CommentsN/A, detail not asked on Self ID View CommentsN/A, detail not asked on Self IDYesYesYesYes View Comments78 faculty, 249 adjunct (have taught in the last 3 years) [10 librarians, 4 clinical, 40 tenure/track, 13 prof of practice, 9 lecturer, and 2 associates make up the 78 faculty] 7103100 View Comments73 [1 “dean” rank and 72 in staff code—post-doc not included]11216522YesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    Florida A&M University College of LawNoNoNoYesNoYesNo View Comments39 Full-time Faculty (Adjunct and Visiting Faculty not included) View CommentsIn an effort to ensure the privacy of our faculty, FAMU College of Law does not gather or track this information. View CommentsIn an effort to ensure the privacy of our faculty, FAMU College of Law does not gather or track this information. View CommentsIn an effort to ensure the privacy of our faculty, FAMU College of Law does not gather or track this information. View CommentsIn an effort to ensure the privacy of our faculty, FAMU College of Law does not gather or track this information. View CommentsIn an effort to ensure the privacy of our faculty, FAMU College of Law does not gather or track this information. View CommentsIn an effort to ensure the privacy of our faculty, FAMU College of Law does not gather or track this information. View CommentsIn an effort to ensure the privacy of our faculty, FAMU College of Law does not gather or track this information.48 View CommentsIn an effort to ensure the privacy of our staff/administrators, FAMU College of Law does not gather or track this information. View CommentsIn an effort to ensure the privacy of our staff/administrators, FAMU College of Law does not gather or track this information. View CommentsIn an effort to ensure the privacy of our staff/administrators, FAMU College of Law does not gather or track this information. View CommentsIn an effort to ensure the privacy of our staff/administrators, FAMU College of Law does not gather or track this information. View CommentsIn an effort to ensure the privacy of our staff/administrators, FAMU College of Law does not gather or track this information. View CommentsIn an effort to ensure the privacy of our staff/administrators, FAMU College of Law does not gather or track this information. View CommentsIn an effort to ensure the privacy of our staff/administrators, FAMU College of Law does not gather or track this information.YesUnsureNoNoYesUnsureNoNo View CommentsYes, we offer such a course, but only every other year (please specify in 20a below)YesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    Florida International University College of LawNoNoNoYesNoYesNo View CommentsWe have 35 full-time faculty and 48 adjunct faculty. The answers below to question #10 are based on our full-time faculty.551301032At least 2At least 201010YesUnsureYesYesUnsureNoYesUnsureYesNo View CommentsNo, but significant LGBTQ+ content is included in other courses (not including basic law school required courses such as Constitutional Law)YesYesYesNoOther
    Fordham University School of LawYesYesYes1538 View CommentsNOTE: We only started collecting this information two years ago, so its not complete data. View CommentsNOTE: We only ask people if they identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community - we do not ask for breakdowns. View CommentsNOTE: We only ask people if they identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community - we do not ask for breakdowns. View CommentsNOTE: We only ask people if they identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community - we do not ask for breakdowns. View CommentsNOTE: We only ask people if they identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community - we do not ask for breakdowns. View CommentsNOTE: We only ask people if they identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community - we do not ask for breakdowns. View CommentsNOTE: We only ask people if they identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community - we do not ask for breakdowns.Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo70 full-time faculty6124UnknownUnknownUnknown124 View CommentsThis information is not collected. View CommentsThis information is not collected. View CommentsThis information is not collected. View CommentsThis information is not collected. View CommentsThis information is not collected. View CommentsThis information is not collected. View CommentsThis information is not collected.YesYesYesYesUnsureYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    George Mason University, Antonin Scalia Law SchoolYesYesYes View CommentsApproximately 600 JD students and 100 in other law programs. View CommentsInformation that students choose to self-disclose is not tracked in the aggregate other than as noted in the "additional comments" section. View CommentsInformation that students choose to self-disclose is not tracked in the aggregate other than as noted in the "additional comments" section. View CommentsInformation that students choose to self-disclose is not tracked in the aggregate other than as noted in the "additional comments" section. View CommentsInformation that students choose to self-disclose is not tracked in the aggregate other than as noted in the "additional comments" section. View CommentsInformation that students choose to self-disclose is not tracked in the aggregate other than as noted in the "additional comments" section. View CommentsInformation that students choose to self-disclose is not tracked in the aggregate other than as noted in the "additional comments" section. View CommentsInformation that students choose to self-disclose is not tracked in the aggregate other than as noted in the "additional comments" section. Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesYes255 View CommentsThere is no formal process for employees to identify as LGBTQ+, and information regarding how many employees identify as LGBTQ+ is not tracked in the aggregate. 124 View CommentsThere is no formal process for employees to identify as LGBTQ+, and information regarding how many employees identify as LGBTQ+ is not tracked in the aggregate. YesUnsureYesYesYesYesYesYesNoNo View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesNoYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students; Yes, optional for all students
    George Washington University Law SchoolYesYesYes View CommentsWe currently have 1902 enrolled students. View CommentsAlthough students are given various opportunities to self-identify, the overall law school numbers are not tabulated across departments. View CommentsAlthough students are given various opportunities to self-identify, the overall law school numbers are not tabulated across departments. View CommentsAlthough students are given various opportunities to self-identify, the overall law school numbers are not tabulated across departments. View CommentsAlthough students are given various opportunities to self-identify, the overall law school numbers are not tabulated across departments. View CommentsAlthough students are given various opportunities to self-identify, the overall law school numbers are not tabulated across departments. View CommentsAlthough students are given various opportunities to self-identify, the overall law school numbers are not tabulated across departments. View CommentsAlthough students are given various opportunities to self-identify, the overall law school numbers are not tabulated across departments.Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo View CommentsWe have 112 Full-time Faculty and 354 Adjunct Faculty View CommentsFour full-time faculty members have voluntarily self-identified as LGBTQ+. There is no formal self-identification process for faculty. View CommentsThere is no formal self-identification process for faculty, however, several faculty members have voluntarily self-identified as LGBTQ+. View CommentsThere is no formal self-identification process for faculty, however, several faculty members have voluntarily self-identified as LGBTQ+. View CommentsThere is no formal self-identification process for faculty, however, several faculty members have voluntarily self-identified as LGBTQ+. View CommentsThere is no formal self-identification process for faculty, however, several faculty members have voluntarily self-identified as LGBTQ+. View CommentsThere is no formal self-identification process for faculty, however, several faculty members have voluntarily self-identified as LGBTQ+. View CommentsThere is no formal self-identification process for faculty, however, several faculty members have voluntarily self-identified as LGBTQ+. View Comments105 Regular staff employees and 7 Temporary Staff View CommentsWe have 6 staff/administrator that have voluntarily self-identified as LGBTQ+ There is no formal self-identification process for staff/administrators. View CommentsThere is no formal self-identification process for staff/administrators, however, several staff/administrators members have voluntarily self-identified as LGBTQ+. View CommentsThere is no formal self-identification process for staff/administrators, however, several staff/administrators members have voluntarily self-identified as LGBTQ+. View CommentsThere is no formal self-identification process for staff/administrators, however, several staff/administrators members have voluntarily self-identified as LGBTQ+. View CommentsThere is no formal self-identification process for staff/administrators, however, several staff/administrators members have voluntarily self-identified as LGBTQ+. View CommentsThere is no formal self-identification process for staff/administrators, however, several staff/administrators members have voluntarily self-identified as LGBTQ+. View CommentsThere is no formal self-identification process for staff/administrators, however, several staff/administrators members have voluntarily self-identified as LGBTQ+.YesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators
    Golden Gate University School of LawYesYesYes447 View CommentsWe don’t maintain this information View CommentsWe don’t maintain this information View CommentsWe don’t maintain this information View CommentsWe don’t maintain this information View CommentsWe don’t maintain this information View CommentsWe don’t maintain this information View CommentsWe don’t maintain this informationYesYesYesNo31 View CommentsThis data is not collected by the school. View CommentsThis data is not collected by the school. View CommentsThis data is not collected by the school. View CommentsThis data is not collected by the school. View CommentsThis data is not collected by the school. View CommentsThis data is not collected by the school. View CommentsThis data is not collected by the school.32 View CommentsThis data is not collected by the school. View CommentsThis data is not collected by the school. View CommentsThis data is not collected by the school. View CommentsThis data is not collected by the school. View CommentsThis data is not collected by the school. View CommentsThis data is not collected by the school. View CommentsThis data is not collected by the school.YesNoNoNoNoYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators
    Gonzaga University School of LawYesYesYes434UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownYes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo31 View CommentsWe do not request this information. View CommentsWe do not request this information. View CommentsWe do not request this information. View CommentsWe do not request this information. View CommentsWe do not request this information. View CommentsWe do not request this information. View CommentsWe do not request this information.32 View CommentsWe do not request this information. View CommentsWe do not request this information. View CommentsWe do not request this information. View CommentsWe do not request this information. View CommentsWe do not request this information. View CommentsWe do not request this information. View CommentsWe do not request this information.NoNoNoNoYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    Indiana University, Maurer School of LawYesNoYesAnswer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. YesNoYesNo View Comments55 – including full time faculty and adjunct faculty. Excluding lecturers, visiting faculty, and joint/affiliated faculty.611500057N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AYesYesNoYesYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer a Gender Identity Law course annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    Lincoln Memorial University, Duncan School of LawNoYesNoYesNoYesNo22000000090000000YesUnsureNoNoYesYesYesNo View CommentsNo, we do not offer any course focused on LGBTQ+ legal issuesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators
    Louisiana State University, Paul M. Hebert Law CenterYesYesNoYes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo View Comments38 full-time faculty members, including faculty who also serve as administrators41Not availableNot availableNot availableNot availableNot available4600Not applicableNot applicableNot applicableNot applicableNot applicableYesUnsureNoNoYesYesYesNo View CommentsNo, we do not offer any course focused on LGBTQ+ legal issuesYesYesYesYesOther
    Loyola Marymount University, Loyola Law SchoolYesNoYes1,151Unavailable View CommentsWe do not ask if they are LGBTQ+ and their race or ethnicity, simultaneously. UnavailableUnavailableUnavailableUnavailableUnavailableYes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesYes View Comments174 Part time Faculty and 68 full time faculty4 View CommentsUnknown if the LGBTQ+ faculty identifies as a person of color. View CommentsWe do not ask our LGBTQ+ community to categorize themselves. View CommentsWe do not ask our LGBTQ+ community to categorize themselves. View CommentsWe do not ask our LGBTQ+ community to categorize themselves. View CommentsWe do not ask our LGBTQ+ community to categorize themselves. View CommentsWe do not ask our LGBTQ+ community to categorize themselves. View Comments109 full time staff and 5 part time staff View Comments5 Professional Staff and 3 Support Staff for a total of 8 Unknown View CommentsWe do not ask our LGBTQ+ community to categorize themselves. View CommentsWe do not ask our LGBTQ+ community to categorize themselves. View CommentsWe do not ask our LGBTQ+ community to categorize themselves. View CommentsWe do not ask our LGBTQ+ community to categorize themselves. View CommentsWe do not ask our LGBTQ+ community to categorize themselves.YesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    Mitchell Hamline School of LawYesYesYes122911% (135)Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo45 View CommentsCurrent reporting not available. However, we are committed to updating our protected class fields in the application process to include the following: agender, Androgyne, Demigender, (cis) man, (cis) woman, genderqueer or gender fluid, non-binary or non-conforming, transgender man, transgender woman, two spirit, additional gender identity, prefer not to disclose. We will also as the following question: Do you consider yourself a member of the LGBTQ+ community?____ Yes____ No . UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknown150 View CommentsCurrent reporting not available. However, we are committed to updating our protected class fields in the application process to include the following: agender, Androgyne, Demigender, (cis) man, (cis) woman, genderqueer or gender fluid, non-binary or non-conforming, transgender man, transgender woman, two spirit, additional gender identity, prefer not to disclose. We will also as the following question: Do you consider yourself a member of the LGBTQ+ community?____ Yes____ NoUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownYesYesNoNoYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer a Sexual Orientation Law course annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    New York Law SchoolYesYesYes1,074 JD students74 JD students25 JD studentsThis data is not collected.This data is not collected.This data is not collected.This data is not collected.This data is not collected.Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesYes48 Full Time Faculty View Comments9 and 4 are also senior administrators (the Dean & President, and the Academic Dean, the Dean for Clinical and Experiential Learning, and the Associate Dean/Chief Law Librarian.)145This data is not collected.This data is not collected.This data is not collected.107This data is not collected.This data is not collected.This data is not collected.This data is not collected.This data is not collected.This data is not collected.This data is not collected.YesYesNoYesYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    Northwestern University, Pritzker School of LawYesYesYes769 JD Students View Comments130 current students identified as LGBTQ+ at the time of application. N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AYesNoYesNo113 Residential FacultyN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A View Comments169 (which includes librarians)N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AYesUnsureYesYesYesYesYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer a Sexual Orientation Law course annuallyYesNoYesNo View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    Nova Southeastern University, Shepard Broad College of LawYesNoNoYesNoYesYes474221100515202300YesYesNoYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsNo, but significant LGBTQ+ content is included in other courses (not including basic law school required courses such as Constitutional Law)YesNoYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators
    Penn State Dickinson LawYesYesYes256Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo5764N/AN/AN/AN/AN/A1520N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AYesYesYesYesYesYesYesUnsureYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    Penn State University, Penn State LawYesYesYes525N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AYesNoYesNo56N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A57N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AYesYesYesYesUnsureYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer such a course, but only every other year (please specify in 20a below)YesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    Roger Williams University School of LawYesNoYes51646N/A1N/A13 View Comments4 students self-identify as Queer, 3 students self-identify as non-binary, 1 student self-identifies as non conformingYesNoYesUnsureUnknown at this timeUnknown at this timeUnknown at this timeUnknown at this timeUnknown at this timeUnknown at this timeUnknown at this timeUnknown at this timeUnknown at this timeUnknown at this timeUnknown at this timeUnknown at this timeUnknown at this timeUnknown at this timeUnknown at this timeUnknown at this timeYesYesYesYesUnsureYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    Rutgers Law SchoolYesYesYes View Comments1346 across the Camden and Newark locations as of October 5, 2021 View Comments153 at time of original matriculation. We do not track the number throughout their law school attendance. View Comments42 at the time of matriculation. View CommentsWe do not ask students this specifc question. View CommentsWe do not ask students this specifc question. View CommentsWe do not ask students this specifc question.70YesNoYesNo1185141000841000010YesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    Saint Louis University School of LawYesNoNoYes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo46UnknownN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A36UnknownN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AYesNoYesYesUnsureNoYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    Santa Clara University School of LawNoYesYes687YesNoYesUnsure49n/an/an/an/an/an/an/a72n/an/an/an/an/an/an/aYesYesYesYesUnsureYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    Seattle University School of LawYesYesYes67317847 View Comments6 (Data only available for entering classes beginning with 2020-21) View Comments14 (Data only available for entering classes beginning with 2020-21) View Comments53 (Data only available for entering classes beginning with 2020-21) View Comments6 (Data only available for entering classes beginning with 2020-21) View Comments6 (Data only available for entering classes beginning with 2020-21)YesYesYesNo52 (not including adjuncts)8034010456105001YesUnsureYesYesUnsureYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer a Gender Identity Law course annuallyYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Other
    South Texas College of Law HoustonYesYesYes976 View CommentsSTCL Houston does not aggregate or track this information in an effort to ensure students’ privacy. N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AYesYesYesYes125 View CommentsSTCL Houston does not aggregate or track this information in an effort to ensure faculty member privacy.N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A161 View CommentsSTCL Houston does not aggregate or track this information in an effort to ensure staff/administrators privacy.N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AYesYesNoNoYesYesNoNo View CommentsYes, we offer a Sexual Orientation Law course annuallyYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    Southern Illinois University School of LawNoYesYes246144UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownNo View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsNoNo22UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknown16UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownYesUnsureYesYesYesNoYesYesYesNo View CommentsNo, but significant LGBTQ+ content is included in other courses (not including basic law school required courses such as Constitutional Law)YesNoYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators
    Southern Methodist University, Dedman School of LawYesNoYesApproximately 719 JDs16648110YesNoYesNo452002000633103000YesYesNoYesYesYesNoNo View CommentsYes, we offer a Gender Identity Law course annuallyYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    Southwestern Law SchoolYesNoYes95010446 View CommentsWe do not collect a breakdown of this data. View CommentsWe do not collect a breakdown of this data. View CommentsWe do not collect a breakdown of this data. View CommentsWe do not collect a breakdown of this data. View CommentsWe do not collect a breakdown of this data.YesYesYesNo647225 View CommentsWe do not collect a breakdown of this data. View CommentsWe do not collect a breakdown of this data. View CommentsWe do not collect a breakdown of this data.107 View CommentsWe do not collect a breakdown of this data. View CommentsWe do not collect a breakdown of this data. View CommentsWe do not collect a breakdown of this data. View CommentsWe do not collect a breakdown of this data. View CommentsWe do not collect a breakdown of this data. View CommentsWe do not collect a breakdown of this data. View CommentsWe do not collect a breakdown of this data.YesYesNoYesYesYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    St. John’s University School of LawYesYesYes811 View CommentsThis information is not collected. View CommentsThis information is not collected. View CommentsThis information is not collected. View CommentsThis information is not collected. View CommentsThis information is not collected. View CommentsThis information is not collected. View CommentsThis information is not collected.Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesYes3641 View CommentsThis information is not collected. View CommentsThis information is not collected. View CommentsThis information is not collected. View CommentsThis information is not collected. View CommentsThis information is not collected.6440 View CommentsThis information is not collected. View CommentsThis information is not collected. View CommentsThis information is not collected. View CommentsThis information is not collected. View CommentsThis information is not collected.YesYesYesYesUnsureNoYesYesYesNo View CommentsNo, but significant LGBTQ+ content is included in other courses (not including basic law school required courses such as Constitutional Law)YesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    St. Mary’s University School of LawNoYesNoYesNoYesNo710000000312202000YesNoNoNoYesYesNoNo View CommentsYes, we offer a Gender Identity Law course annuallyYesNoYesYesNo
    Temple University, James E. Beasley School of LawYesYesYes71010129Not availableNot availableNot availableNot availableNot availableYes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesYes593020001747011221YesYesYesYesUnsureYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    Texas A&M University School of LawYesNoNoYes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo602021000540000000YesUnsureNoYesNoYesNo View CommentsNo, but significant LGBTQ+ content is included in other courses (not including basic law school required courses such as Constitutional Law)YesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators
    Tulane University Law SchoolYesYesYes612 JD StudentsSee below.See below.See below.See below.See below.See below.See below.YesYesYesNo5641220UnknownUnknown65UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer such a course, but only every other year (please specify in 20a below)YesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    University of Akron School of LawYesNoYesAnswer left blank.Answer left blank.Answer left blank.Answer left blank.Answer left blank.Answer left blank.Answer left blank.Answer left blank.NoNoYesNo17UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknown251Unknown1UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownYesUnsureNoYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer a Sexual Orientation Law course annuallyYesYesYesNoOther
    University of Alabama School of LawYesNoNoYesNoYesNo431000001610000000YesYesNoNoYesYesYesNo View CommentsNo, but significant LGBTQ+ content is included in other courses (not including basic law school required courses such as Constitutional Law)YesYesYesYesYes, optional for all students
    University of Arizona, James E. Rogers College of LawNoYesYes View Comments\395 if we are counting only JDs 782 if we are counting all graduate programs 2,311 if we are counting undergrads and all graduate programs View CommentsUnknown. UArizona does not track sexual orientation.See answer to 4cSee answer to 4cSee answer to 4cSee answer to 4cSee answer to 4cSee answer to 4cYesNoYesNo594211001283112000YesUnsureYesYesUnsureYesYesYesNoNo View CommentsYes, we offer a Sexual Orientation Law course annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    University of Arkansas at Little Rock, William H. Bowen School of LawYesNoYes45650 View CommentsWe do not ask them to disclose details beyond self-identification. View CommentsWe do not ask them to disclose details beyond self-identification. View CommentsWe do not ask them to disclose details beyond self-identification. View CommentsWe do not ask them to disclose details beyond self-identification. View CommentsWe do not ask them to disclose details beyond self-identification. View CommentsWe do not ask them to disclose details beyond self-identification.No View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesYes2830 View CommentsWe do not ask them to disclose details beyond self-identification. View CommentsWe do not ask them to disclose details beyond self-identification. View CommentsWe do not ask them to disclose details beyond self-identification. View CommentsWe do not ask them to disclose details beyond self-identification. View CommentsWe do not ask them to disclose details beyond self-identification.3020 View CommentsWe do not ask them to disclose details beyond self-identification. View CommentsWe do not ask them to disclose details beyond self-identification. View CommentsWe do not ask them to disclose details beyond self-identification. View CommentsWe do not ask them to disclose details beyond self-identification. View CommentsWe do not ask them to disclose details beyond self-identification.YesNoNoNoYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer such a course, but only every other year (please specify in 20a below)YesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators
    University of Arkansas School of Law (Fayetteville)YesYesYes365 View CommentsThe University of Arkansas School of Law does not formally track this information. View CommentsThe University of Arkansas School of Law does not formally track this information. View CommentsThe University of Arkansas School of Law does not formally track this information. View CommentsThe University of Arkansas School of Law does not formally track this information. View CommentsThe University of Arkansas School of Law does not formally track this information. View CommentsThe University of Arkansas School of Law does not formally track this information. View CommentsThe University of Arkansas School of Law does not formally track this information.Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo View Comments31 Full-time faculty members; 33 Adjunct faculty members2 Full-time faculty members011000380000000YesNoNoYesYesYesNoNo View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    University of Baltimore School of LawNoYesNoYesNoYesNo75 - Including adjunctUnsureUnsureUnsureUnsureUnsureUnsureUnsure60UnsureUnsureUnsureUnsureUnsureUnsureUnsureYesUnsureNoNoYesUnsureYesNo View CommentsNo, we do not offer any course focused on LGBTQ+ legal issuesYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    University of California, Berkeley School of LawYesYesYes1088 as of 10/5/2021 View CommentsBerkeley Law asks for LGBTQ+ status in the application, but there is no formal process for identifying, counting, or documenting students' LGBTQ+ status once they matriculate. Over 22% of last year’s entering JD class self-identified as a member of the LGBTQ+ community. View CommentsBerkeley Law asks for LGBTQ+ status in the application, but there is no formal process for identifying, counting, or documenting students' LGBTQ+ status once they matriculate. View CommentsBerkeley Law asks for LGBTQ+ status in the application, but there is no formal process for identifying, counting, or documenting students' LGBTQ+ status once they matriculate. View CommentsBerkeley Law asks for LGBTQ+ status in the application, but there is no formal process for identifying, counting, or documenting students' LGBTQ+ status once they matriculate. View CommentsBerkeley Law asks for LGBTQ+ status in the application, but there is no formal process for identifying, counting, or documenting students' LGBTQ+ status once they matriculate. View CommentsBerkeley Law asks for LGBTQ+ status in the application, but there is no formal process for identifying, counting, or documenting students' LGBTQ+ status once they matriculate. View CommentsBerkeley Law asks for LGBTQ+ status in the application, but there is no formal process for identifying, counting, or documenting students' LGBTQ+ status once they matriculate.Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesUnsure302 View CommentsBerkeley Law has no formal process for identifying, counting, or documenting faculty LGBTQ+ status. Various “out-lists” for the UC Berkeley campus and School of Law suggest there are 5-6 self-identifying LGBTQ+ faculty. View CommentsBerkeley Law has no formal process for identifying, counting, or documenting faculty LGBTQ+ status. Various “out-lists” for the UC Berkeley campus and School of Law suggest there are 5-6 self-identifying LGBTQ+ faculty. View CommentsBerkeley Law has no formal process for identifying, counting, or documenting faculty LGBTQ+ status. Various “out-lists” for the UC Berkeley campus and School of Law suggest there are 5-6 self-identifying LGBTQ+ faculty. View CommentsBerkeley Law has no formal process for identifying, counting, or documenting faculty LGBTQ+ status. Various “out-lists” for the UC Berkeley campus and School of Law suggest there are 5-6 self-identifying LGBTQ+ faculty. View CommentsBerkeley Law has no formal process for identifying, counting, or documenting faculty LGBTQ+ status. Various “out-lists” for the UC Berkeley campus and School of Law suggest there are 5-6 self-identifying LGBTQ+ faculty. View CommentsBerkeley Law has no formal process for identifying, counting, or documenting faculty LGBTQ+ status. Various “out-lists” for the UC Berkeley campus and School of Law suggest there are 5-6 self-identifying LGBTQ+ faculty. View CommentsBerkeley Law has no formal process for identifying, counting, or documenting faculty LGBTQ+ status. Various “out-lists” for the UC Berkeley campus and School of Law suggest there are 5-6 self-identifying LGBTQ+ faculty.120 View CommentsBerkeley Law has no formal process for identifying, counting, or documenting staff/administrator LGBTQ+ status. Various “out-lists” for the UC Berkeley campus and School of Law suggest there are 10 self-identifying LGBTQ+ staff/administrators. View CommentsBerkeley Law has no formal process for identifying, counting, or documenting staff/administrator LGBTQ+ status. Various “out-lists” for the UC Berkeley campus and School of Law suggest there are 10 self-identifying LGBTQ+ staff/administrators. View CommentsBerkeley Law has no formal process for identifying, counting, or documenting staff/administrator LGBTQ+ status. Various “out-lists” for the UC Berkeley campus and School of Law suggest there are 10 self-identifying LGBTQ+ staff/administrators. View CommentsBerkeley Law has no formal process for identifying, counting, or documenting staff/administrator LGBTQ+ status. Various “out-lists” for the UC Berkeley campus and School of Law suggest there are 10 self-identifying LGBTQ+ staff/administrators. View CommentsBerkeley Law has no formal process for identifying, counting, or documenting staff/administrator LGBTQ+ status. Various “out-lists” for the UC Berkeley campus and School of Law suggest there are 10 self-identifying LGBTQ+ staff/administrators. View CommentsBerkeley Law has no formal process for identifying, counting, or documenting staff/administrator LGBTQ+ status. Various “out-lists” for the UC Berkeley campus and School of Law suggest there are 10 self-identifying LGBTQ+ staff/administrators. View CommentsBerkeley Law has no formal process for identifying, counting, or documenting staff/administrator LGBTQ+ status. Various “out-lists” for the UC Berkeley campus and School of Law suggest there are 10 self-identifying LGBTQ+ staff/administrators.YesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    University of California, Davis School of LawYesYesYes675Approximately 15-20% each yearNo dataNo dataNo dataNo dataNo dataNo dataYesYesYesNo44 full time View CommentsWe do not have a regular process for obtaining this information. View CommentsWe do not have a regular process for obtaining this information. View CommentsWe do not have a regular process for obtaining this information. View CommentsWe do not have a regular process for obtaining this information. View CommentsWe do not have a regular process for obtaining this information. View CommentsWe do not have a regular process for obtaining this information. View CommentsWe do not have a regular process for obtaining this information.Approximately 60 View CommentsWe do not have a regular process for obtaining this information. View CommentsWe do not have a regular process for obtaining this information. View CommentsWe do not have a regular process for obtaining this information. View CommentsWe do not have a regular process for obtaining this information. View CommentsWe do not have a regular process for obtaining this information. View CommentsWe do not have a regular process for obtaining this information. View CommentsWe do not have a regular process for obtaining this information.YesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer a Gender Identity Law course annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    University of California, Irvine School of LawYesYesYes View CommentsAs of Spring 2022, 438 JD students View CommentsAs of Spring 2022, 105 JD students View CommentsAs of Spring 2022, 57 JD studentsNo data collectedNo data collectedNo data collected1 JD student3 JD studentsYesNoYesYes View Comments55 – including full time faculty and adjunct faculty. Excluding lecturers, visiting faculty, and joint/affiliated faculty.3 – total lgbtq+002100 View Comments 102 – including career staff, librarians, specialists, contract staff, limited staff, postdocs and ASP. Excluding visiting law scholars and student assistants.9602610YesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesNoYes View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    University of California, Los Angeles School of LawYesYesYes1038 (as of October 5, 2021) View CommentsFor privacy reasons, we are unable to provide this information. Prospective students are welcome to contact us at admissions@law.ucla.edu to be put in touch with current LGBTQ+ students as well as our OUTLaw student organization. View CommentsFor privacy reasons, we are unable to provide this information. Prospective students are welcome to contact us at admissions@law.ucla.edu to be put in touch with current LGBTQ+ students as well as our OUTLaw student organization. View CommentsFor privacy reasons, we are unable to provide this information. Prospective students are welcome to contact us at admissions@law.ucla.edu to be put in touch with current LGBTQ+ students as well as our OUTLaw student organization. View CommentsFor privacy reasons, we are unable to provide this information. Prospective students are welcome to contact us at admissions@law.ucla.edu to be put in touch with current LGBTQ+ students as well as our OUTLaw student organization. View CommentsFor privacy reasons, we are unable to provide this information. Prospective students are welcome to contact us at admissions@law.ucla.edu to be put in touch with current LGBTQ+ students as well as our OUTLaw student organization. View CommentsFor privacy reasons, we are unable to provide this information. Prospective students are welcome to contact us at admissions@law.ucla.edu to be put in touch with current LGBTQ+ students as well as our OUTLaw student organization. View CommentsFor privacy reasons, we are unable to provide this information. Prospective students are welcome to contact us at admissions@law.ucla.edu to be put in touch with current LGBTQ+ students as well as our OUTLaw student organization. Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo View Comments220 (for 2020-21 academic year) View CommentsUCLA Law does not track this information. However, the OUTLaw student organization has an “OUTList” of faculty and administrators that have provided their contact information to our UCLA Law OUTLaw group, so that students can get in contact with them. The list is accessible to students through the UCLA Law intranet. View CommentsUCLA Law does not track this information. However, the OUTLaw student organization has an “OUTList” of faculty and administrators that have provided their contact information to our UCLA Law OUTLaw group, so that students can get in contact with them. The list is accessible to students through the UCLA Law intranet. View CommentsUCLA Law does not track this information. However, the OUTLaw student organization has an “OUTList” of faculty and administrators that have provided their contact information to our UCLA Law OUTLaw group, so that students can get in contact with them. The list is accessible to students through the UCLA Law intranet. View CommentsUCLA Law does not track this information. However, the OUTLaw student organization has an “OUTList” of faculty and administrators that have provided their contact information to our UCLA Law OUTLaw group, so that students can get in contact with them. The list is accessible to students through the UCLA Law intranet. View CommentsUCLA Law does not track this information. However, the OUTLaw student organization has an “OUTList” of faculty and administrators that have provided their contact information to our UCLA Law OUTLaw group, so that students can get in contact with them. The list is accessible to students through the UCLA Law intranet. View CommentsUCLA Law does not track this information. However, the OUTLaw student organization has an “OUTList” of faculty and administrators that have provided their contact information to our UCLA Law OUTLaw group, so that students can get in contact with them. The list is accessible to students through the UCLA Law intranet. View CommentsUCLA Law does not track this information. However, the OUTLaw student organization has an “OUTList” of faculty and administrators that have provided their contact information to our UCLA Law OUTLaw group, so that students can get in contact with them. The list is accessible to students through the UCLA Law intranet. 175 View CommentsUCLA Law does not track this information. However, the OUTLaw student organization has an “OUTList” of faculty and administrators that have provided their contact information to our UCLA Law OUTLaw group, so that students can get in contact with them. The list is accessible to students through the UCLA Law intranet View CommentsUCLA Law does not track this information. However, the OUTLaw student organization has an “OUTList” of faculty and administrators that have provided their contact information to our UCLA Law OUTLaw group, so that students can get in contact with them. The list is accessible to students through the UCLA Law intranet View CommentsUCLA Law does not track this information. However, the OUTLaw student organization has an “OUTList” of faculty and administrators that have provided their contact information to our UCLA Law OUTLaw group, so that students can get in contact with them. The list is accessible to students through the UCLA Law intranet View CommentsUCLA Law does not track this information. However, the OUTLaw student organization has an “OUTList” of faculty and administrators that have provided their contact information to our UCLA Law OUTLaw group, so that students can get in contact with them. The list is accessible to students through the UCLA Law intranet View CommentsUCLA Law does not track this information. However, the OUTLaw student organization has an “OUTList” of faculty and administrators that have provided their contact information to our UCLA Law OUTLaw group, so that students can get in contact with them. The list is accessible to students through the UCLA Law intranet View CommentsUCLA Law does not track this information. However, the OUTLaw student organization has an “OUTList” of faculty and administrators that have provided their contact information to our UCLA Law OUTLaw group, so that students can get in contact with them. The list is accessible to students through the UCLA Law intranet View CommentsUCLA Law does not track this information. However, the OUTLaw student organization has an “OUTList” of faculty and administrators that have provided their contact information to our UCLA Law OUTLaw group, so that students can get in contact with them. The list is accessible to students through the UCLA Law intranetYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    University of Cincinnati College of LawYesYesYes40856Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesUnsure39Unsure Unsure Unsure Unsure Unsure Unsure Unsure 312101001YesUnsureNoNoYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer such a course, but only every other year (please specify in 20a below)YesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    University of Colorado Law SchoolYesYesYes5503710No dataNo dataNo dataNo dataNo dataYesYesYesYes6521No dataNo dataNo dataNo dataNo data80No dataNo dataNo dataNo dataNo dataNo dataNo dataYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer a Gender Identity Law course annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    University of Connecticut School of LawYesYesYesAnswer left blank.Answer left blank.Answer left blank.Answer left blank.Answer left blank.Answer left blank.Answer left blank.Answer left blank.Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesUnsure625021101Approximately 455130101YesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    University of Denver, Sturm College of LawYesYesYesYesYesYesYes View Comments68 appointed faculty (including library faculty). This also includes visiting faculty5132Unknown0Unknown View Comments40 appointed staff members.. This number does not include non-benefited workers who work less than 1000 hours per yearDon't knowDon't knowDon't knowDon't knowDon't knowDon't knowDon't knowYesYesYesYesUnsureYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer such a course, but only every other year (please specify in 20a below)YesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    University of Florida, Levin College of LawYesYesYes703 JD View Comments52 - Our self-identification process is offered at the time of application is open-ended and does not require students to choose specific identities. View Comments20 - Our self-identification process is offered at the time of application is open-ended and does not require students to choose specific identities. View CommentsOur self-identification process is offered at the time of application is open-ended and does not require students to choose specific identities. View CommentsOur self-identification process is offered at the time of application is open-ended and does not require students to choose specific identities. View CommentsOur self-identification process is offered at the time of application is open-ended and does not require students to choose specific identities. View CommentsOur self-identification process is offered at the time of application is open-ended and does not require students to choose specific identities. View CommentsOur self-identification process is offered at the time of application is open-ended and does not require students to choose specific identities. YesYesYesYes917 View Comments4 of our 7 full-time faculty who self-identify as LGBTQ+ are faculty of color 5 full-time faculty1 full-time faculty 1 full-time faculty 1 full-time faculty 1 full-time faculty 43 View Comments5 full-time staff/administrators View Comments3 of our 5 full-time staff/administrators who self-identify as LGBTQ+ are people of color View Comments2 full-time staff/administrators View Comments1 full-time staff/administrator View Comments1 full-time staff/administrator View Comments1 full-time staff/administrator View Comments1 full-time staff/administratorYesUnsureNoYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsNo, but significant LGBTQ+ content is included in other courses (not including basic law school required courses such as Constitutional Law)YesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    University of Georgia School of LawYesYesNoYesYesYesNo622011000812011000YesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    University of Hawaii, William S. Richardson School of LawYesYesYes View Comments331 (calculated from ABA report Enrollment information) 1000010Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesUnsure View Comments37 (full-time, including those with an interim administrative appointment)623310013021000YesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesNoNo View CommentsYes, we offer such a course, but only every other year (please specify in 20a below)YesNoYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    University of Houston Law CenterNoNoYes729 View CommentsThe self-identifying questions were recently added to our admissions application. As such, the statistics from the relevant questions are not yet available. View CommentsThe self-identifying questions were recently added to our admissions application. As such, the statistics from the relevant questions are not yet available. View CommentsThe self-identifying questions were recently added to our admissions application. As such, the statistics from the relevant questions are not yet available. View CommentsThe self-identifying questions were recently added to our admissions application. As such, the statistics from the relevant questions are not yet available. View CommentsThe self-identifying questions were recently added to our admissions application. As such, the statistics from the relevant questions are not yet available. View CommentsThe self-identifying questions were recently added to our admissions application. As such, the statistics from the relevant questions are not yet available. View CommentsThe self-identifying questions were recently added to our admissions application. As such, the statistics from the relevant questions are not yet available.Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo562011000895041000YesNoYesYesUnsureYesYesUnsureYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer a Sexual Orientation Law course annuallyYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    University of Idaho College of LawYesNoYesYesNoYesNo422001100271001000YesYesYesYesUnsureYesYesYesYesNo View CommentsNo, but significant LGBTQ+ content is included in other courses (not including basic law school required courses such as Constitutional Law)YesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    University of Illinois Chicago School of LawNoYesYes View CommentsA total of 1046 students are currently enrolled (1009 JD students and 37 LLM/MJ students). View CommentsWe do not record this status in our enrollment database. View CommentsWe do not record this status in our enrollment database. View CommentsWe do not record this status in our enrollment database. View CommentsWe do not record this status in our enrollment database. View CommentsWe do not record this status in our enrollment database. View CommentsWe do not record this status in our enrollment database. View CommentsWe do not record this status in our enrollment database.Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesYes48 full-time faculty View CommentsWhile faculty may voluntarily disclose their LGBTQ+ status, this information is not requested or collected through a formal Self-ID program. View CommentsWhile faculty may voluntarily disclose their LGBTQ+ status and race/ethnicity, this information is not requested or collected through a formal Self-ID program. View CommentsWhile faculty may voluntarily disclose their LGBTQ+ status, this information is not requested or collected through a formal Self-ID program View CommentsWhile faculty may voluntarily disclose their LGBTQ+ status, this information is not requested or collected through a formal Self-ID program View CommentsWhile faculty may voluntarily disclose their LGBTQ+ status, this information is not requested or collected through a formal Self-ID program View CommentsWhile faculty may voluntarily disclose their LGBTQ+ status, this information is not requested or collected through a formal Self-ID program View CommentsWhile faculty may voluntarily disclose their LGBTQ+ status, this information is not requested or collected through a formal Self-ID program View Comments118 Staff (does not include extra help) View CommentsWhile staff may voluntarily disclose their LGBTQ+ status, this information is not requested or collected through a formal Self-ID program View CommentsWhile staff may voluntarily disclose their LGBTQ+ status and race/ethnicity, this information is not requested or collected through a formal Self-ID program View CommentsWhile staff may voluntarily disclose their LGBTQ+ status, this information is not requested or collected through a formal Self-ID program View CommentsWhile staff may voluntarily disclose their LGBTQ+ status, this information is not requested or collected through a formal Self-ID program View CommentsWhile staff may voluntarily disclose their LGBTQ+ status, this information is not requested or collected through a formal Self-ID program View CommentsWhile staff may voluntarily disclose their LGBTQ+ status, this information is not requested or collected through a formal Self-ID program View CommentsWhile staff may voluntarily disclose their LGBTQ+ status, this information is not requested or collected through a formal Self-ID programYesNoYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators
    University of Kansas School of LawYesNoYes314202 View CommentsN/A – We do not ask for specified sexual orientation identification on our application, just whether or not students identify as LGBTQ+ View CommentsN/A – We do not ask for specified sexual orientation identification on our application, just whether or not students identify as LGBTQ+ View CommentsN/A – We do not ask for specified sexual orientation identification on our application, just whether or not students identify as LGBTQ+ View CommentsN/A – We do not ask for specified sexual orientation identification on our application, just whether or not students identify as LGBTQ+ View CommentsN/A – We do not ask for specified sexual orientation identification on our application, just whether or not students identify as LGBTQ+Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo381010000253001101YesUnsureNoYesYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer such a course, but only every other year (please specify in 20a below)YesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    University of Maine School of LawYesNoYes25413146None self-disclosed2YesNoYesNo183 – total lgbtq+021N/KN/KN/K23201001N/KYesYesYesYesUnsureNoYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer a Gender Identity Law course annuallyYesNoYesYesNo
    University of Memphis, Cecil C. Humphreys School of LawYesYesYesYes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo222020000290000000YesUnsureNoNoYesYesYesNo View CommentsNo, but significant LGBTQ+ content is included in other courses (not including basic law school required courses such as Constitutional Law)YesYesYesNoOther
    University of Minnesota Law SchoolYesYesYes67715745UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownYes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo67UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknown84UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownYesYesNoYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    University of Mississippi School of LawYesYesYesRoughly 475 View CommentsWe do not know because we have only implemented the option to self-identify with our current first-year students. View CommentsWe do not know because we have only implemented the option to self-identify with our current first-year students. View CommentsWe do not know because we have only implemented the option to self-identify with our current first-year students. View CommentsWe do not know because we have only implemented the option to self-identify with our current first-year students. View CommentsWe do not know because we have only implemented the option to self-identify with our current first-year students. View CommentsWe do not know because we have only implemented the option to self-identify with our current first-year students. View CommentsWe do not know because we have only implemented the option to self-identify with our current first-year students. YesYesYesYesAbout 351001000About 502001010YesUnsureYesYesUnsureNoYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer such a course, but only every other year (please specify in 20a below)YesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    University of Missouri School of LawYesNoYes3289UnknownUnknown7Unknown2UnknownYesNoYesNo37UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknown27UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesNo View CommentsNo, but significant LGBTQ+ content is included in other courses (not including basic law school required courses such as Constitutional Law)YesNoYesYesOther
    University of Nevada, William S. Boyd School of LawYesYesYes4508130 View CommentsUnsure - our question does not break down amongst categories of LGBTQ+.See above.See above.See above.See above.YesNoYesNo418261100462102000YesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsNo, but significant LGBTQ+ content is included in other courses (not including basic law school required courses such as Constitutional Law)YesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    University of New Hampshire School of LawYesYesYesApproximately 510Approximately 60Approximately 10Approximately 20 to 25.Approximately 20 to 25.Approximately 3 to 5.Approximately 3 to 5.Approximately 3 to 5.No View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo View Comments52 adjunct faculty 14 tenure track faculty 2 clinical faculty 3 Lecturer 3 Other (Professor)UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknown View Comments28 year round staff & deansUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownYesYesNoNoYesYesYesNo View CommentsNo, we do not offer any course focused on LGBTQ+ legal issuesYesNoYesNoNo
    University of New Mexico School of LawYesYesYes315 View CommentsWe don’t have this number because it is the first year that we have asked this question on incoming applications. View CommentsWe don’t have this number because it is the first year that we have asked this question on incoming applications. View CommentsWe don’t have this number because it is the first year that we have asked this question on incoming applications. View CommentsWe don’t have this number because it is the first year that we have asked this question on incoming applications. View CommentsWe don’t have this number because it is the first year that we have asked this question on incoming applications. View CommentsWe don’t have this number because it is the first year that we have asked this question on incoming applications. View CommentsWe don’t have this number because it is the first year that we have asked this question on incoming applications.Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo345123000381101000YesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer such a course, but only every other year (please specify in 20a below)YesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    University of North Carolina School of LawNoYesYes590Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo124UnsureUnsureUnsureUnsureUnsureUnsureUnsure75UnsureUnsureUnsureUnsureUnsureUnsureUnsureYesNoNoNoYesYesYesNo View CommentsNo, we do not offer any course focused on LGBTQ+ legal issuesYesNoYesYes
    University of Pennsylvania, Carey Law SchoolYesYesYes1199YesNoYesYes View Comments270 total faculty (91 FT, 179 non-FT) View CommentsThis information is not published. View CommentsThis information is not published. View CommentsThis information is not published. View CommentsThis information is not published. View CommentsThis information is not published. View CommentsThis information is not published. View CommentsThis information is not published.175 View CommentsThis information is not published. View CommentsThis information is not published. View CommentsThis information is not published. View CommentsThis information is not published. View CommentsThis information is not published. View CommentsThis information is not published. View CommentsThis information is not published.YesYesNoYesYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer such a course, but only every other year (please specify in 20a below)YesYesYesNoOther
    University of Pittsburgh School of LawNoYesYesApproximately 40010429 View CommentsWe don't ask this on our application. View CommentsWe don't ask this on our application. View CommentsWe don't ask this on our application. View CommentsWe don't ask this on our application. View CommentsWe don't ask this on our application.Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesUnsure433111001231001001YesYesNoYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer a Gender Identity Law course annuallyYesYesYesYesNo
    University of Richmond School of LawYesNoNoYesNoYesNo View Comments55 (including librarians, clinical faculty, legal writing faculty; excluding adjuncts, visiting faculty, and emeritus faculty) View CommentsNA - We cannot surmise how others self identify with respect to gender identity/sexual orientation. View CommentsNA - We cannot surmise how others self identify with respect to gender identity/sexual orientation. View CommentsNA - We cannot surmise how others self identify with respect to gender identity/sexual orientation. View CommentsNA - We cannot surmise how others self identify with respect to gender identity/sexual orientation. View CommentsNA - We cannot surmise how others self identify with respect to gender identity/sexual orientation. View CommentsNA - We cannot surmise how others self identify with respect to gender identity/sexual orientation. View CommentsNA - We cannot surmise how others self identify with respect to gender identity/sexual orientation.36 View CommentsNA - We cannot surmise how others self identify with respect to gender identity/sexual orientation. View CommentsNA - We cannot surmise how others self identify with respect to gender identity/sexual orientation. View CommentsNA - We cannot surmise how others self identify with respect to gender identity/sexual orientation. View CommentsNA - We cannot surmise how others self identify with respect to gender identity/sexual orientation. View CommentsNA - We cannot surmise how others self identify with respect to gender identity/sexual orientation. View CommentsNA - We cannot surmise how others self identify with respect to gender identity/sexual orientation. View CommentsNA - We cannot surmise how others self identify with respect to gender identity/sexual orientation.YesYesNoYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer such a course, but only every other year (please specify in 20a below)YesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators
    University of San Diego School of LawYesNoYes757 View CommentsThere are currently sixty-eight (68) total LGBTQ+ students enrolled at the law school who have self-identified. View CommentsThere are currently twenty-four (24) total LGBTQ+ students who also self-identify as people of color enrolled at the law school.Not availableNot availableNot availableNot availableNot availableYesYesYesUnsure View Comments109 (including adjuncts, visiting faculty, professors of practice, tenured professors, legal writing professors, and clinical faculty)Not availableNot availableNot availableNot availableNot availableNot availableNot available91Not availableNot availableNot availableNot availableNot availableNot availableNot availableYesUnsureNoNoYesUnsureYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer such a course, but only every other year (please specify in 20a below)YesYesYesYesNo
    University of San Francisco School of LawYesNoYes382Not availableNot availableNot availableNot availableNot availableNot availableNot availableYes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo43 View CommentsN/A- USF does not collect this data View CommentsN/A- USF does not collect this data View CommentsN/A- USF does not collect this data View CommentsN/A- USF does not collect this data View CommentsN/A- USF does not collect this data View CommentsN/A- USF does not collect this data View CommentsN/A- USF does not collect this data47 View CommentsN/A- USF does not collect this data View CommentsN/A- USF does not collect this data View CommentsN/A- USF does not collect this data View CommentsN/A- USF does not collect this data View CommentsN/A- USF does not collect this data View CommentsN/A- USF does not collect this data View CommentsN/A- USF does not collect this dataYesYesNoNoYesYesYesYes View CommentsNo, but significant LGBTQ+ content is included in other courses (not including basic law school required courses such as Constitutional Law)YesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    University of South Carolina School of LawYesNoYes625 View Comments"Prior to Fall 2021, our application did not allow for students to self-identify as LGBTQ+. While this was corrected as of Fall 2021 and information regarding the number of students for Fall 2021 that self-disclosed as LGBTQ+ is available, this is by no means the total number of students self-disclosing as LGBTQ+ at our law school. With this caveat, the total number of students self-disclosing as LGBTQ+ in our Fall 2021 class was 16. " View CommentsThree (3) of the 16 students that self-identified as LGBTQ+ also self-identified as people of color View CommentsDue to the nature of the application, which asks for a yes or no answer for whether a candidate self-identifies as lesbian, gay or bi-sexual, individual numbers for candidates self-disclosing as lesbian are unavailable. View CommentsDue to the nature of the application, which asks for a yes or no answer for whether a candidate self-identifies as lesbian, gay or bi-sexual, individual numbers for candidates self-disclosing as lesbian are unavailable. View CommentsDue to the nature of the application, which asks for a yes or no answer for whether a candidate self-identifies as lesbian, gay or bi-sexual, individual numbers for candidates self-disclosing as lesbian are unavailable. View CommentsOne (1) of the 16 students that self-identified as LGBTQ+ self-identified as transgender/nonbinary. View CommentsDue to the nature of the application, this data is not available. Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo53 View CommentsWe do not collect this information. View CommentsWe do not collect this information. View CommentsWe do not collect this information. View CommentsWe do not collect this information. View CommentsWe do not collect this information. View CommentsWe do not collect this information. View CommentsWe do not collect this information.41 View CommentsWe do not collect this information. View CommentsWe do not collect this information. View CommentsWe do not collect this information. View CommentsWe do not collect this information. View CommentsWe do not collect this information. View CommentsWe do not collect this information. View CommentsWe do not collect this information.YesUnsureNoNoYesYesYesNo View CommentsNo, but significant LGBTQ+ content is included in other courses (not including basic law school required courses such as Constitutional Law)YesNoYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Other
    University of South Dakota, Knudson School of LawNoYesNoYes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesUnsure14310200092020000YesUnsureNoNoYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer such a course, but only every other year (please specify in 20a below)YesYesYesYesOther
    University of Southern California, Gould School of LawYesYesYesApproximately 6007937 View Comments We do not collect with this degree of granularity. View Comments We do not collect with this degree of granularity. View Comments We do not collect with this degree of granularity. View Comments We do not collect with this degree of granularity. View Comments We do not collect with this degree of granularity.YesYesYesNo50 View CommentsDue to the small size of our staff/faculty, we respectfully decline to answer this question due to the inability to keep the identities of our staff / faculty confidential by responding to this question. View CommentsDue to the small size of our staff/faculty, we respectfully decline to answer this question due to the inability to keep the identities of our staff / faculty confidential by responding to this question. View CommentsDue to the small size of our staff/faculty, we respectfully decline to answer this question due to the inability to keep the identities of our staff / faculty confidential by responding to this question. View CommentsDue to the small size of our staff/faculty, we respectfully decline to answer this question due to the inability to keep the identities of our staff / faculty confidential by responding to this question. View CommentsDue to the small size of our staff/faculty, we respectfully decline to answer this question due to the inability to keep the identities of our staff / faculty confidential by responding to this question. View CommentsDue to the small size of our staff/faculty, we respectfully decline to answer this question due to the inability to keep the identities of our staff / faculty confidential by responding to this question. View CommentsDue to the small size of our staff/faculty, we respectfully decline to answer this question due to the inability to keep the identities of our staff / faculty confidential by responding to this question.133 View CommentsDue to the small size of our staff/faculty, we respectfully decline to answer this question due to the inability to keep the identities of our staff / faculty confidential by responding to this question. View CommentsDue to the small size of our staff/faculty, we respectfully decline to answer this question due to the inability to keep the identities of our staff / faculty confidential by responding to this question. View CommentsDue to the small size of our staff/faculty, we respectfully decline to answer this question due to the inability to keep the identities of our staff / faculty confidential by responding to this question. View CommentsDue to the small size of our staff/faculty, we respectfully decline to answer this question due to the inability to keep the identities of our staff / faculty confidential by responding to this question. View CommentsDue to the small size of our staff/faculty, we respectfully decline to answer this question due to the inability to keep the identities of our staff / faculty confidential by responding to this question. View CommentsDue to the small size of our staff/faculty, we respectfully decline to answer this question due to the inability to keep the identities of our staff / faculty confidential by responding to this question. View CommentsDue to the small size of our staff/faculty, we respectfully decline to answer this question due to the inability to keep the identities of our staff / faculty confidential by responding to this question.YesUnsureNoYesYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer a Gender Identity Law course annuallyYesNoYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    University of Tennessee College of LawNoYesYes365255UnknownUnknownUnknown1UnknownYesYesYesNo362002000530000000YesNoYesYesUnsureYesYesUnsureYes View CommentsMy law school has all gender-neutral restroom facilities; we have no gender-segregated restrooms View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators
    University of Texas School of LawYesYesYes10016421N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AYes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsUnsureUnsure304N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A39N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AYesUnsureYesYesUnsureNoYesYesYesYes View CommentsNo, but significant LGBTQ+ content is included in other courses (not including basic law school required courses such as Constitutional Law)YesNoYesYesOther
    University of the District of Columbia, David A. Clarke School of LawYesYesYes View CommentsWe do not yet have three years of data for our current Self-ID process.Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo27 View CommentsWe do not collect this information. View CommentsWe do not collect this information. View CommentsWe do not collect this information. View CommentsWe do not collect this information. View CommentsWe do not collect this information. View CommentsWe do not collect this information.28 View CommentsWe do not collect this information. View CommentsWe do not collect this information. View CommentsWe do not collect this information. View CommentsWe do not collect this information. View CommentsWe do not collect this information. View CommentsWe do not collect this information. View CommentsWe do not collect this information.YesUnsureYesYesYesYesYesUnsureYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer such a course, but only every other year (please specify in 20a below)YesYesYesYesNo
    University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of LawYesNoYes634N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AYesYesYesNo View Comments36 full-time faculty members and 74 adjunct faculty members. 53N/AN/AN/AN/A153N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesNoNo View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYesOther
    University of Utah, S.J. Quinney College of LawNoYesYes288302371524Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo974013000525023000YesYesYesYesUnsureYesYesYesYesNo View CommentsNo, but significant LGBTQ+ content is included in other courses (not including basic law school required courses such as Constitutional Law)YesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    University of Virginia School of LawYesYesYesAnswer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Answer left blank. Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo View CommentsThe Law School does not collect this data. View CommentsThe Law School does not collect this data. View CommentsThe Law School does not collect this data. View CommentsThe Law School does not collect this data. View CommentsThe Law School does not collect this data. View CommentsThe Law School does not collect this data. View CommentsThe Law School does not collect this data. View CommentsThe Law School does not collect this data. View CommentsThe Law School does not collect this data. View CommentsThe Law School does not collect this data. View CommentsThe Law School does not collect this data. View CommentsThe Law School does not collect this data. View CommentsThe Law School does not collect this data. View CommentsThe Law School does not collect this data. View CommentsThe Law School does not collect this data. View CommentsThe Law School does not collect this data.YesYesYesYesYesNoYesYesYesNo View CommentsNo, but significant LGBTQ+ content is included in other courses (not including basic law school required courses such as Constitutional Law)YesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all students; Other
    University of Washington School of LawYesYesYes4929527N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AYes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNoAround 47 View CommentsNot sure--we do not ask for this information. View CommentsNot sure--we do not ask for this information. View CommentsNot sure--we do not ask for this information. View CommentsNot sure--we do not ask for this information. View CommentsNot sure--we do not ask for this information. View CommentsNot sure--we do not ask for this information. View CommentsNot sure--we do not ask for this information. View Comments66 staff members and 8 law librarians for a total of 84 View CommentsNot sure--we do not ask for this information. View CommentsNot sure--we do not ask for this information. View CommentsNot sure--we do not ask for this information. View CommentsNot sure--we do not ask for this information. View CommentsNot sure--we do not ask for this information. View CommentsNot sure--we do not ask for this information. View CommentsNot sure--we do not ask for this information.YesYesNoNoYesYesYesYes View CommentsNo, but significant LGBTQ+ content is included in other courses (not including basic law school required courses such as Constitutional Law)YesYesYesNoOther
    University of Wisconsin Law SchoolYesYesYes757UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownYesYesYesYes62713211At least 180UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownYesUnsureYesAnswer left blankAnswer left blankNoYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators
    University of Wyoming College of LawNoYesYes222Less than 10Less than 10Less than 10Less than 10Less than 10Less than 10Less than 10YesNoYesYes24Less than 10Less than 10Less than 10Less than 10Less than 10Less than 10Less than 108Less than 10Less than 10Less than 10Less than 10Less than 10Less than 10Less than 10NoUnsureNoNoYesUnsureYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer a Gender Identity Law course annuallyYesNoYesNoNo
    Vanderbilt University School of LawYesYesYes562 View CommentsVanderbilt Law School does not track this information. However, the OUTLaw student organization’s current membership is 63. Some students in this group are allies and do not identify as LGBTQ+. There are also some faculty or staff that are on the roster. There may be students who identify as LGBTQ+ who are not registered members of OUTLaw. YesNoYesYes159 View CommentsWe respectfully decline answering questions 10 and 12 in order to protect the privacy of our faculty and staff. View CommentsWe respectfully decline answering questions 10 and 12 in order to protect the privacy of our faculty and staff. View CommentsWe respectfully decline answering questions 10 and 12 in order to protect the privacy of our faculty and staff. View CommentsWe respectfully decline answering questions 10 and 12 in order to protect the privacy of our faculty and staff. View CommentsWe respectfully decline answering questions 10 and 12 in order to protect the privacy of our faculty and staff. View CommentsWe respectfully decline answering questions 10 and 12 in order to protect the privacy of our faculty and staff. View CommentsWe respectfully decline answering questions 10 and 12 in order to protect the privacy of our faculty and staff.51 View CommentsWe respectfully decline answering questions 10 and 12 in order to protect the privacy of our faculty and staff. View CommentsWe respectfully decline answering questions 10 and 12 in order to protect the privacy of our faculty and staff. View CommentsWe respectfully decline answering questions 10 and 12 in order to protect the privacy of our faculty and staff. View CommentsWe respectfully decline answering questions 10 and 12 in order to protect the privacy of our faculty and staff. View CommentsWe respectfully decline answering questions 10 and 12 in order to protect the privacy of our faculty and staff. View CommentsWe respectfully decline answering questions 10 and 12 in order to protect the privacy of our faculty and staff. View CommentsWe respectfully decline answering questions 10 and 12 in order to protect the privacy of our faculty and staff.YesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer a Gender Identity Law course annuallyYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    Vermont Law SchoolYesYesYes65080UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownYes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesYes View CommentsApproximately 100 (including on-line and adjunct faculty).4122000654121000YesNoNoNoYesNoYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer such a course, but only every other year (please specify in 20a below)YesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    Wake Forest University School of LawYesYesYes4615018 View CommentsNo breakdown other than indicating that they are part of the LGBTQ+ community. View CommentsNo breakdown other than indicating that they are part of the LGBTQ+ community. View CommentsNo breakdown other than indicating that they are part of the LGBTQ+ community.1 View CommentsNo breakdown other than indicating that they are part of the LGBTQ+ community.Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo View CommentsNo formal ID mechanism in place. View CommentsNo formal ID mechanism in place.No ID mechanism in place.No ID mechanism in place.No ID mechanism in place.No ID mechanism in place.No ID mechanism in place.No ID mechanism in place.No ID mechanism in place.No ID mechanism in place.No ID mechanism in place.No ID mechanism in place.No ID mechanism in place.No ID mechanism in place.No ID mechanism in place.No ID mechanism in place.YesNoNoYesYesUnsureYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer such a course, but only every other year (please specify in 20a below)YesNoYesNoNo
    Washburn University School of LawYesYesYes330335 View CommentsWashburn Law does not require that students identify how or why they identify as LGBTQ+. Consequently, data to answer this question and the following sub-questions is unavailable. View CommentsWashburn Law does not require that students identify how or why they identify as LGBTQ+. Consequently, data to answer this question and the following sub-questions is unavailable. View CommentsWashburn Law does not require that students identify how or why they identify as LGBTQ+. Consequently, data to answer this question and the following sub-questions is unavailable. View CommentsWashburn Law does not require that students identify how or why they identify as LGBTQ+. Consequently, data to answer this question and the following sub-questions is unavailable. View CommentsWashburn Law does not require that students identify how or why they identify as LGBTQ+. Consequently, data to answer this question and the following sub-questions is unavailable.YesYesYesNo291100100301001000YesYesYesYesYesNoYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer such a course, but only every other year (please specify in 20a below)YesYesYesNoNo
    Washington and Lee University School of LawYesYesYes3784315UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownYesNoYesYes93 (including adjuncts)UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknown35UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownYesYesNoYesYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    Washington University School of LawYesYesYes View CommentsWe worked with OUTLaw representatives to draft application questions specific to allow Self-ID and we provide more general prompts to allow applicants to expand. View Comments*specific from our Associate Dean of Student Life View Comments*specific from our Associate Dean of Student of Life, but for the last couple years about 19% of the entering class. View Comments*specific numbers from Associate Dean for Student LifeYesYesYesYes View CommentsSpecifics by Assoc Dean for student life*Assoc Dean for Student Life*Assoc Dean for Student Life*same*same*same*same*same*same*same*same*same*same*same*same*sameYesYesYesAnswer left blankAnswer left blankYesYesAnswer left blankYesYes View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYesOther
    West Virginia University College of LawYesYesNoYes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNo320000UnknownUnknownUnknown21101UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownYesNoNoYesUnsureNoYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer such a course, but only every other year (please specify in 20a below)YesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators
    Western New England University School of LawYesYesYes3383914N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AYesNoYesNo225030011231010000YesYesNoNoYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYesOther
    Widener University Commonwealth Law SchoolYesYesYes337176UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownYes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesYes View CommentsWidener University Commonwealth Law School has (14) full-time faculty members. We are currently conducting a search for (2) additional full-time faculty positions.0000000 View CommentsWidener University Commonwealth Law School employs (26) full-time administrators and staff members.2001010YesNoNoNoNoYesNo View CommentsNo, we do not offer any course focused on LGBTQ+ legal issuesYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, mandatory for all students
    Widener University Delaware Law SchoolYesYesNoYes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesNoApprox. 301001000Approx. 201001000YesUnsureNoNoYesYesNoYes View CommentsNo, but significant LGBTQ+ content is included in other courses (not including basic law school required courses such as Constitutional Law)YesNoYesAnswer left blank View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    William & Mary Law SchoolNoYesYes344n/an/an/a3n/aYesNoYesNo151 (full-time and adjunct) View CommentsWe do not solicit this informationN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A67 View CommentsWe do not solicit this informationN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesNoYesNo View CommentsYes, optional for all faculty/staff/administrators; Yes, optional for all students
    Yeshiva University, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of LawYesYesYesYesYesYesNoApprox. 603121000Approx. 832010001YesYesYesYesYesYesYesAnswer left blankYesNo View CommentsYes, we offer both a Gender Identity Law course and a Sexual Orientation Law course, annuallyYesYesYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all students

    2021-2022 California Non-ABA Law Schools

    Law SchoolSeeks out prospective LGBTQ+ students?Welcome packet mentions identity group support?Option for students to self-identify?Total Students EnrolledTotal self-identified LGBTQ+ studentsTotal self-identified LGBTQ+ students of colorLesbianGayBisexual / pansexualTransgender/NonbinaryQueer or gender / sexual orientation minorityAllows trans/ nonbinary students to change name-in-use?Offers scholarships specifically for LGBTQ+ students?Seeks to employ diverse faculty, including LGBTQ+?Option for faculty/staff to self-identify?Total faculty employedTotal self-identified LGBTQ+ facultyTotal self-identified LGBTQ+ faculty of colorLesbianGayBisexual / PansexualTransgender / NonbinaryQueer or gender/sexual orientation minorityHow many staff/administrators are employed by your law school?Total self-identified LGBTQ+ staff/ administratorsTotal self-identified LGBTQ+ staff/administrators of colorLesbianGayBisexual / PansexualTransgender / NonbinaryQueer or gender/sexual orientation minorityHealth and family benefits available to employees?Offers transition-related health benefits? (Employees)Offers student benefit planBenefits available on equal terms with same-sex partnership?Benefits plans include special needs LGBTQ+ students?Offers transition-related health benefits? (Students)Offers students health/ counseling/ therapy services?Campus healthcare providers receive LGBTQ-competency training?Has single-stall or multi-stall, gender-inclusive restrooms?Has restroom access policy?Offers LGBTQ+- specific courses?Has active LGBTQ+ student group?Offers funding for outside LGBTQ+ events?Has hate/bias incident policy?Mandatory anti-sexual harassment training with LGBTQ+ contentD&I training with LGBTQ+ content?
    Empire College School of LawNoNoNo70Unknown.Unknown.Unknown.Unknown.Unknown.Unknown.Unknown.YesNoYesNo25-35UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknown8NoneNoneNoneNoneNoneNoneNoneYesUnsureNoNoNoNoNo View CommentsYes, we offer such a course, but only every other year (please specify in 20a below)NoNoYesYesNo
    University of West Los AngelesNoNoYes219 View CommentsDue to the size of our community, we respectfully decline answering question in order to protect the privacy of our students. View CommentsDue to the size of our community, we respectfully decline answering question in order to protect the privacy of our students. View CommentsDue to the size of our community, we respectfully decline answering question in order to protect the privacy of our students. View CommentsDue to the size of our community, we respectfully decline answering question in order to protect the privacy of our students. View CommentsDue to the size of our community, we respectfully decline answering question in order to protect the privacy of our students. View CommentsDue to the size of our community, we respectfully decline answering question in order to protect the privacy of our students. View CommentsDue to the size of our community, we respectfully decline answering question in order to protect the privacy of our students.Yes View CommentsOnly general diversity scholarshipsYesYes55UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknown31UnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownUnknownYesUnsureNoNoNoN/A - we are virtualN/A - we are entirely virtual View CommentsYes, we offer such a course, but only every other year (please specify in 20a below)NoNoYesYes View CommentsYes, mandatory for all faculty/staff/administrators

    This year for the first time, the National LGBTQ+ Bar invited our Law School Affiliate student groups to provide input about the LGBTQ+ student experience at their schools.  Because only three student groups responded, and only one such group was from a school which completed our primary survey this year, we are including their responses here.  We thank the three participating Law School Affiliate student groups for their input!

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