Alpha Delta Pi

Atlanta's John Marshall Law School, founded in 1933, is an independent institution dedicated to providing quality legal education to non-traditional and underserved students in Georgia. With a commitment to diversity and inclusion, it was among the first Southern law schools to integrate its student body and has a long-standing tradition of supporting women's participation in legal education. The school attained full approval from the American Bar Association in 2009 and has recently relocated to new facilities in the Marquis Towers, enhancing its capacity to serve students. Under the leadership of its first African American Dean, Jace C. Gatewood, the school aims to grow into a major institution of legal education in the Southeast. Generated from the website