Levin College of Law
Hello! We are glad you are here. At UF Law, we celebrate each and every member of our community and embrace a culture of inclusion and acceptance. We are committed to fighting systemic racism and helping students develop the skills needed to work for justice. Below you may explore some of the ways we are channeling our resources to better serve you. I encourage you to reach out to our Assistant Dean for Inclusion, M Smith, with any questions, concerns, or ideas you have.
➤ UF Law’s Roadmap for Racial Justice
➤ The Consortium for Racial Justice
➤ A Message From the Dean: Standing Together Amidst Tragedy
➤ A Message From the Dean: Standing With Our Asian and Asian-American Community
➤ Multicultural and Diversity Affairs
➤ Office of the Chief Diversity Officer
➤ Free Speech, Dialogue and Discourse Page
➤ University Statement Regarding Faculty and Staff Social Media Posts
➤ Assistant Dean for Inclusion M Smith
➤ The Center for the Study of Race and Race Relations
➤ ABA: Diversity and Inclusion Center
Our Actions
Dean Rosenbury discusses social justice and standing together amidst tragedy. Learn more.
UF Law faculty draft the UF Law Anti-Racism Resolution. Support the resolution and learn more.
UF Law partners with Florida law schools to form new Consortium for Racial Justice. Learn more.
UF Law is committed to making the college an inclusive and welcoming environment. Learn more.
UF Law is committed to recruiting and enrolling diverse students. Learn more.
UF Law provides updates and highlights on our progress toward racial justice. Learn more.Our Resources
M Smith is the Assistant Dean for Inclusion at UF Levin College of Law. They work with students, faculty, and staff at both colleges to foster a more inclusive culture and environment for all.
Learn more about UF Law’s Center for the Study of Race and Race Relations.
Below are just a few of UF Law’s 60+ student organizations. Click below to learn more and visit the SBA Student Directory for the full listing.
Our Community
"At UF Law, there are so many different students from different backgrounds and that makes our legal education so well-rounded. Everyone finds a place here at UF law and everyone's passions are supported here."
Student"It is my distinct honor to be able to serve the Southern Region of the National Black Law Students Association in its 50th Year and to uphold its mission to 'increase the number of culturally responsible Black and minority attorneys who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact the community.'"
Student"The courses and training I received at UF Law are unparalleled. I never thought I would learn so much in such a little amount of time. UF Law really prepared me for the future."
Alumni"At UF Law, there are so many different students from different backgrounds and that makes our legal education so well-rounded. Everyone finds a place here at UF law and everyone's passions are supported here."
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