The Office of Multicultural Affairs

Helping all Mitchell students reach their goals

By providing support, encouragement, advice, and learning opportunities to students, faculty, and staff, we are able to ensure that Mitchell is place where everyone understands the importance of diversity in the legal profession.

› History of the office

Each year, along with multicultural student organizations, we sponsor diversity related activities, like: Black History Month events; Cesar Chavez Dinner; Shabbat and Passover Seder; and the Pride Festival.

Our staff

Room 115

Monday–Friday
8:30 am–6 pm

651-290-6422

Fax: 651-290-6414
ma @wmitchell.edu

Honorable Edward Toussaint

Distinguished Professor of Law
Associate Dean of Multicultural Affairs

Retired Minnesota Court of Appeals Chief Judge Toussaint Jr. has been honored for his service to law students, the courts, and the bar.

Lawrencina Mason Oramalu

Assistant Dean
Director Multicultural Affairs

Lawrencina has dedicated her career to creating equal access to opportunities for all people and creating welcoming, inclusive, and respectful environments for students.

Sharon Van Leer

Multicultural Specialist
Asst. International Student Advisor

Sharon has deep connections to many civic and community organizations throughout the region.

Beryl Rourke

Administrative Coordinator
International Student Advisor

Beryl has spent her career helping international students succeed in higher education.

 

Commitment

As a member of the American Bar Association’s Council on Legal Education Opportunity, Mitchell is committed to diversifying the legal profession and providing all individuals with access to a legal education.

At Mitchell, diversity is an integral part of our mission, vision, and values. Our Office of Multicultural Affairs works with the administration, departments, and the multicultural affairs student advisory board to ensure that the school fulfills its multiculturalism vision of creating a vibrant learning community where all individuals feel welcomed and respected.