Diversity in Law School

Nondiscrimination Policy

Loyola Law School is firmly committed to a policy against discrimination, including harassment, based on ethnicity, national origin, disability, race, religion, political beliefs, gender, sexual orientation, or age.

Student Organization Contact Information

OutLaw—Loyola's Gay/Straight Alliance
E-mail: outlaw@lls.edu

Faculty Contact Information

• Brietta Clark, brietta.clark@lls.edu
• Douglas NeJaime, douglas.nejaime@lls.edu
• Georgene Vairo, georgene.vairo@lls.edu

Administrator Contact Information

Loyola does not have any openly LGBT administrators, but you may contact the Office of Admissions:

Phone: 213.736.1074
E-mail: admissions@lls.edu

Course Titles and/or Descriptions

• Law and Sexuality
• Sexual Orientation and the Law Seminar

Course descriptions are available.

Domestic Partnership Benefits

Please contact:

Barbara Lu-Baltazar
Human Resources
Phone: 213.736.1415
E-mail: barbara.lu-baltazar@lls.edu

Additional Information

Loyola Law School | Los Angeles has a long-standing commitment to diversity and is distinguished in its concern for social justice. Students of diverse backgrounds, interests, and professional objectives are welcome.

Loyola's OutLaw—Gay/Straight Alliance strives to provide students with current information on issues facing the LGBTQ community and provide peer support. Specialized courses and seminars cover legal doctrine and policy issues that impact the lives of gays and lesbians. Loyola has enrolled transgender students and provides unisex facilities on campus.

Prospective students are welcome to address their sexual orientation and/or sexual identity in their personal statement or in a diversity statement.

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