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Campus Resources

TU's Office of Multicultural Student Programs

Alexander Health Center

Campus Ministries

Center for Student Academic Support

Office of Student Financial Aid

Community Resources

Dennis R. Neill Equality Center
The Dennis R. Neill Equality Center is a home for the LGBT & allied community. Its very presence is a visible reminder to all Oklahomans of the important role LGBT individuals, families and friends play in our community.

Law School Admission Council Office of Minority Affairs

Northeast Oklahoma Black Lawyers Association

President: Selim Fiagome, (918) 595-4871, sfiagome@gablelaw.com

Oklahoma Association of Black Lawyers

President: Charles Henry, 527 N.W. 23rd, Suite 150, Oklahoma City, OK 73103, (405) 521-1210, Fax: (405) 602-5390, chenrylaw@sbcglobal.net

Oklahoma Department of Commerce Minority Owned Business Certification

Oklahoma Hispanic Bar Network
President: Saul Olivares
Vice-President:Marvin Lizama
Mlizama@BrewsterLaw.com

Oklahoma Indian Bar Association

Attorneys, Judges, Law Students, & Tribal Court Clerks dedicated to the advancement of Indian law in Oklahoma

Tulsa County Bar Association Diversity Committee
Chair: Selim K. Fiagome
sfiagome@gablelaw.com

Spotlight

Fahed Al-Rawaf

Where are you from? I am from Saudi Arabia, and was raised in Damascus, Syria.

Undergraduate School: After finishing high school overseas, I attended the University of Arkansas, in Fayetteville, where I majored in International Business with an emphasis in Finance.

Activities / Organizations:

Articles Editor at the Tulsa Journal of Comparative and International Law
President of the International Law Student Association in 2006-2007
Secretary of the Hispanic Law Student Association in Fall 2007
Editor and Opinion Writer for Dicta, TU Law's newspaper Fall 2005 to Fall 2007
Legal Intern at the Boesche Legal Clinic's Immigrants Rights Project- Fall 2007

What do you like about TU Law? My brother is a TU Law graduate, and encouraged me to attend TU. I visited the campus, and really liked the atmosphere at the law school, especially the interaction between students and professors. I was also drawn to TU Law because of its program in International Law. Regionally speaking, TU Law offers more courses in International law, has a Law Journal specifically dedicated to International Law, and you can have the opportunity to study abroad in Europe, China or Latin America! Also, Professors teaching in the field of international law are national experts. And, nationally speaking, TU Law has one of the best programs in Energy Law and Native American Law. I took all these factors into consideration when applying, and I am very glad I took the decision of attending TU Law.