UREC Pre-Law Scholar Kyndall Johnson presented with American Bar Association Civic & Law Honor Roll
Certificate from Baton Rouge Bar Association representatives Linda Law Clark (president), Donna Buuck, and, Jamie Flowers.
(Baton Rouge, LA) – A dynamic group of Baton Rouge area high school students have earned national recognition for their participation in and successful completion of Urban Restoration Enhancement Corporation’s College & Career Ready Pre-Law Institute, which was offered in partnership with Southern University Law Center.
Sponsoring organization, The Baton Rouge Bar Association, has named the following pre-law scholars to the American Bar Association Civic & Law Honor Roll:
- Hallah Bakari
- Joseph Delaney
- Kyra Griffin
- Chelsea Johnson
- Kyndall Johnson
- Roderick Mason, Jr.
- Brea Miles
- Cameryn Moore
- Charisma Raby
- Jameracle Rogers
- MiAngel Sanders
- LeShyne Smith
- LaDainia Sparks.
The prestigious award recognizes high school students from throughout the United States who have demonstrated a commitment to civic learning and engagement.
For 14-weeks, UREC’s pre-law scholars: studied civics, law and the criminal justice system; observed and participated in the public policy making process; and networked with attorneys during visits to the 19th Judicial Courthouse and Kean Miller LLP. The pre-law scholars demonstrated their knowledge and skills in a culminating event—a mock trial of a criminal case.
Southern University Law Center, Kean Miller LLP and Capital Area United Way sponsored UREC’s College & Career Ready pre-law institute. Community partners included: The Baton Rouge Bar Association and The Greater Baton Rouge Chapter of the LINKS, Inc.
To learn more about UREC’s College & Career Ready Initiative, contact Kathryn Robinson at krobinson@urecbr.com or (225) 356-8871 x204.
