The Kentucky State University Office of General Counsel is one of only 54 legal departments to commit to achieve the Mansfield Rule: Legal Department Edition (MRLD) 2.0 certification program, which measures diversity and inclusion within legal departments.
According to a press release, �MRLD measures whether legal departments have affirmatively considered at least 50 percent women, racial and ethnic minorities, LGBTQ+ lawyers, and lawyers with disabilities for leadership, high-visibility opportunities, and secondment or intern programs within the law department, and for leadership roles when hiring new outside counsel.�
Kentucky State is among major organizations such as the Jacksonville Jaguars, McDonald�s, the City of Philadelphia, PayPal, Ford Motor Company and the University of Texas System.
President Brown recently commended the Office of General Counsel for its commitment to the certification process.
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