Education Equity Office
The Education Equity Office focuses on increasing the participation of persons from groups such as racial and cultural minorities, Aboriginal peoples, lesbians, gay men and bisexuals, persons with disabilities, and economically disadvantaged persons.Activities include advising the Admissions Committee, developing recruitment and outreach strategies, and examining the present legal studies content and structure to ensure that the curriculum does not perpetuate racism, sexism or other discriminatory attitudes or approaches. These principles ensure that all students have every opportunity to participate in the academic and social activities offered at the Faculty of Law.
An academic support program has been developed to assist those students whose life experiences and lack of immediate university studies may make the transition to legal studies more difficult.
Students are encouraged to suggest changes both within and outside the classroom to ensure that their experiences in the Common Law Section are intellectually and personally stimulating. Students are also invited to initiate activities that will bring their ideas and concerns to the attention of the legal community.
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