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Diversity, Equity & Inclusion News – Social Impact Report 2020
Nancy Greene, Principal José Bahamonde-González
The Baltimore
Sun’s Women
to Watch 2020: Bahamonde-González Honored
Best in Business with Syracuse University College
and Health of Law 2020 LALSA Legacy Award
ancy Greene, principal her successful legal career with osé Bahamonde-González, contributions to the community students, staff and faculty,” said
and Chairman of the firm, parenting and making a demanding the law firm’s chief diversity, and have achieved excellence Craig M. Boise, Dean of Syracuse
N was named one of area’s profession more family-friendly. J inclusion & professional and recognition in their fields. University College of Law. “José’s
top women leaders in business and development officer, has been This award also celebrates and recognition by the Syracuse
health for The Baltimore Sun's 25 Click here to read the full honored by his alma mater, Syracuse recognizes the dedicated efforts University Law Alumni Association’s
Women to Watch 2020 list. In her interview and view the other University College of Law, with the that members of the Latin Inclusion Network is very well-
profile, she discusses balancing profiles. ■ 2020 Latin American Law Students American community and other deserved, and the College remains
Association (LALSA) Legacy Award. members from these countries of grateful for all he does in support
Bahamonde-González founded origin have made in overcoming the of his alma mater and our students,
the first Latino/a Law Student underrepresentation of Latinx in and in support of inclusion and
Association at Syracuse law school the legal field. equity throughout the world.”
in 1990.
“José’s trailblazing diversity Bahamonde-González was
The LALSA Legacy Award and inclusion efforts as a law recognized on September 26
recognizes Syracuse University student, associate law school dean during the virtual Syracuse Law
College of Law alumni and alumnae and law firm professional serve as Alumni Weekend’s Alumni of Color
who have made significant inspiration to the College of Law's Awards ceremony. ■
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