Programming possibilities include: Reestablishing the Marshall-Brennan program in Columbus City schools, Raising the profile of the Law School in the Columbus City schools, Assisting in creating a summer conditional provisional admissions program based on GPA/LSAT scores, Creating a Columbus State program to assist those completing a 2-year degree to transition to a 4-year degree at Capital University and ultimately enroll in Capital University Law School, Making work-study opportunities available at the Law School for Capital undergraduates enrolled in the 3+3 program, Collaborating with and supporting the Law and Leadership Institute. Collaborate with student-facing offices, including the Office of Professional Development, the Law Library, the Academic Success Program, Bar Services, the Center for Health and Wellness, as well as with senior leadership, faculty, student affinity organizations, and alumni, to coordinate school-wide efforts to foster a welcoming and inclusive learning environment and to align departmental work and needs.