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Scholarship
The Diversity in the Profession Committee aims to strengthen and
diversify the pipeline of individuals entering the legal profession and
encourage involvement in the State Bar of Texas by familiarizing
students with State Bar activities. By helping defray the financial
burden of preparing for the Texas Bar Exam, this scholarship
facilitates the transition into the legal profession for law students
from backgrounds traditionally under-represented in the profession.
Third-year law school students who attend an ABA-accredited Texas law
school and who are preparing for the Texas Bar Exam are eligible
for this scholarship.
Application for Bar Exam Prep Scholarship for 2025
Congratulations to the 2024 Scholarship Recipients:
Jamie Bang – The University of Texas School of Law
Annanya Chaturvedi – University of Houston Law Center
Samantha Escalón – Texas Tech University School of Law
Leslie Espiricueta – St. Mary's University School of Law
Delia Garcia – SMU Dedman School of Law
Sydney Harper – SMU Dedman School of Law
Emma Kypuros – St. Mary's University School of Law
Ana Martinez – Texas A&M University School of Law
Brizza Ortiz – University of Houston Law Center
Monica Saldaña – University of Houston Law Center
Victoria Ukoh – Texas Tech University School of Law
Renee Vasquez – SMU Dedman School of Law
Jose Vega – University of Houston Law Center
Thank you to our 2025 sponsors for their generous support:
Texas
Minority Law Student Program
The TMLS program offers law students the following: (1) a panel
discussion by attorneys at various levels in their respective
careers in different sectors of the legal profession; (2) a networking
luncheon with the students; and (3) mock interviews.
Texas
Minority Attorney Program
The Texas Minority Attorney Program is a one-day live CLE seminar and
networking event geared towards minority and women solo and small firm
practitioners. Participants have the opportunity to learn more about the
issues facing solo and small firms, discuss various client development
strategies, and network with area judges and other legal
professionals.
Texas
Minority Counsel Program
The Texas Minority Counsel Program's mission is to expand and increase
the opportunities for diverse attorneys who provide legal services for
corporate and government clients. Through the TMCP Annual Conference,
the program seeks to encourage corporations and government agencies to
retain diverse lawyers for outside counsel work.