Pictured are (l-r, front to back) Frank Aiello, Cooley Law School acting assistant dean; Alana Glass, SBMYLS; Jerome Crawford, SBMYLS; Deborah Tate, Indian River State College; Felicia Johnson, chair, SBMYLS; Deanna Denby, Oakland University; Wisdon Milas, Rochester College; Alexis Halsell, Oakland University; Sara McCargo, Eastern Michigan University; Ebony Ivie, Oakland University; Jesse Lopez, Arizona State University; Courtney Boston, Spelman College; Aaron Walden, Michigan State University; Carley Tafoya, Arizona State University; Volencia Rushin, Eastern Michigan University; Jessica Penrod, Lansing Community College; Mona Omar, Al-Jami’ah Al-Lubnaniya; Christina Reid, University of Michigan; Scott McCallister, Oakland University; Catrice Evans, U of D Mercy; Claudia Wardlaw, Oakland Community College; Ariel Mann, Oakland University; George Fernandez, Cooley Law School student/teaching assistant; Zachary Kaczanowski, Central Michigan University; Heather Dunbar, instructor; Val Schnable, enrollment and student services liaison; and Meikal Summey, Cooley Law School student/teaching assistant.
On May 29, 19 college students from 13 colleges and universities in five states and the country of Lebanon began a month long journey studying the critical thinking skills necessary to succeed on the Law School Admission Test (LSAT) and in law school. The students are participating in the nationally recognized College Pre-Law Summer Institute (CPSI) at Cooley Law School’s Auburn Hills campus. CPSI is being held at Cooley for the fourth year in partnership with Oakland University and the American Bar Association’s Council of Legal Education Opportunity. The program provides historically underrepresented, low-income or otherwise disadvantaged college students 100 hours of legal academic instruction, LSAT preparation and skills development. Students were welcomed during ceremony hosted and presented by the State Bar of Michigan Young Lawyers Section (SBMYLS).
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