JMU’s Pre-Law Program involves a network of advisors who can both talk with students about their interest in a legal career and provide advice on the law school application process. Individual advising is the main component of the Pre-Law program. Advising is available on a regular basis throughout the academic year.

Pre-Law students are not assigned to a specific pre-law adviser—students are free to choose and contact any of the individuals from the list of pre-law advisers. While students are encouraged to choose an adviser related to their field of study or law interests, it's often helpful for students to meet with more than one adviser throughout their time at JMU to get different perspectives. 

Schedule an appointment with an adviser whenever you have questions, but particularly early in junior year and throughout the law school application process.

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Melinda Adams

Associate Dean, College of Arts and Letters and Professor of Political Science

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Melinda Adams

Professor of Political Science

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Daisy Breneman

Academic Advisor, Justice Studies

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Ben Carr

Associate Professor, Hospitality Sport & Recreation Management

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Howard Carrier

Social Sciences Librarian

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Brack Collier

Lecturer, Business Law

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Kevin Hardwick

Professor of History

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Robin Leiter-White

Lecturer, Political Science

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Howard Lubert

Professor of Political Science

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Eugene McCarthy

Assistant Professor

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Bob Roberts

Professor of Political Science

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Soenksen Roger

Professor of Media Arts and Design

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Traci Zimmerman

Interim Dean, College of Arts and Letters Professor; School of Writing, Rhetoric & Technical Communication

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