Lewis Center, the main home of DePaul University College of Law. The college’s Admission office and Rinn Law Library are also housed here. July 12, 2013. Credit: DePaul University/Jeff Carrion. (HANDOUT – OK TO USE)
With the help of a gift from two alumni, the DePaul University College of Law has launched a new program aimed at providing a pathway for first-generation law students.
The Chicago law school’s new First Generation in Law Scholars Program (FGLP) is “very consistent with our mission of access to education,” Dean and Professor of Law Jennifer Rosato Perea, one of the first and longest-serving Latina law school deans in the country, told Law.com on Wednesday.
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