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Law Deans by Ethnicity and Gender

previously posted about data (herehere, and here) from AALS Rosenblatt’s Deans Database.  Below is the database’s Deans by Ethnicity and Gender

“Caucasian Male – 89 (44.28%)”

“Caucasian Female – 44 (21.89%)”

Black or African American Male – 16 (7.96%)

Black or African American Female – 27 (13.43%)

Hispanic or Latino Male – 6 (2.99%)

Hispanic or Latino Female – 6 (2.99%)

Asian or Pacific Islander Male – 2 (1.00%)

Asian or Pacific Islander Female – 2 (1.00%)

Native American Male – 2 (1.00%)

Native American Female – 1 (0.50%)

Asian American Male – 1 (0.50%)

Asian American Female – 0 (0.00%)

“Iranian-American Male – 1 (0.50%)”

“Iranian-American Female – 0 (0.00%)”

“Arab/Middle Eastern Male – 1 (0.50%)”

The number of Asian American law deans struck me as especially low given their numbers in the legal academy.

The s=database lists the name of the law dean and school in each category.


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