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The Center for Law, Justice & Culture announced its next cohort of 51ÉçÇø students that have been admitted to the undergraduate Certificate in Law, Justice & Culture program.

"Another record year of 50 applicants led to a broad interdisciplinary cohort of students who represent more than 15 different majors from across five colleges," said Kevin Uhalde, associate professor of history and director of the center.

This is the 11th year of the selective certificate program, which launched in 2013-14 in the College of Arts and Sciences. All the newly admitted students will take the core course for the undergraduate certificate — LJC 2000: Core Course in Law, Justice & Culture — in the spring. Students in the certificate program also take POLS 2200 The Politics of Law and SOC 2600 Criminal Justice, along with three upper-level elective courses for an interdisciplinary training in law and society.

Additionally, students participate in the intellectual life of the Center for Law, Justice & Culture and engage in experiential learning opportunities, such as internships and research projects related to governance, social justice and human rights.

The fall 2023 cohort of students in the Law, Justice & Culture Certificate program includes:

• Mackenzie Bastian – Political Science
• Brooklyn Buchheit – Sociology-Criminology & Anthropology
• Kathryn Buschle – Sociology
• Damyria Collier – Philosophy Pre-Law
• Sarah Coyle – History Pre-Law
• Regan Dunstan – Sociology Pre-Law
• Natalie Esquivel – Honors Tutorial College Political-Science
• Jacob Free – Political Science
• Grace Good – Political-Science Pre-Law
• Emily Green – Sociology Pre-Law
• Cara Harmon – Geography-Environmental Law
• Mary Harte – Psychology and Political Science Pre-Law
• Sariah Landars – Political Science Pre-Law
• Taylor Orcutt – Honors Tutorial College Journalism
• Emilie Owens – Political Science Pre-Law
• Walker Pannell – Political Science Pre-Law and History
• Cameron Parnell – Sociology Pre-Law
• Anna Petroff – Social Work
• Ava Poling – Political Science Pre-Law
• Kelsi Saunders – Philosophy
• Emma Schapel – Political Science Pre-Law
• EllieAnna Shanklin – Honors Tutorial College Environmental Studies
• Hallie Shea – Sociology Pre-Law
• Gretchen Stevens – WGSS
• Mercedes Sustar – Political Science Pre-Law
• Carys Voinovich – Honors Tutorial College Philosophy
• Jayne Wallace – Geography-Environmental Pre-Law
• Abby Walls – Psychology & Political Science Pre-Law
• Kendall Wright – Journalism News & Info
• Dayna Zezza – Accounting and Pre-Law