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Nick Wallace Joins the College of Law as Assistant Dean for Enrollment Management

Tuesday, July 11, 2017, By Robert Conrad
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College of Law Dean Craig Boise announced the addition of Nick Wallace as assistant dean for enrollment management. In this role, Wallace will be responsible for the strategic planning, leadership and implementation of the College’s J.D. enrollment and financial aid initiatives.

Wallace comes to the College of Law from Rutgers Law School where he served as senior associate dean for admissions and financial aid.

“The College of Law is fortunate to be adding someone with Nick’s background and acumen to our senior leadership team at this critical time in legal education,” says Dean Boise. “Nicks’ proven track record of enrolling academically talented and diverse students will play an important role in the College of Law’s growth.”

Prior to Rutgers Law School, Wallace held several enrollment and financial aid positions at the University of Minnesota Law School. He currently serves on the Law School Admissions Council Board of Trustees.

“With its nationally known centers, expanding externship program and many joint degree options, the College of Law has the assets that potential law students are demanding in today’s marketplace,” said Wallace. “We have the right ingredients to enhance the caliber of our student body. I am excited about joining an excellent team at the College of Law.”

Wallace received a J.D. from the University of Minnesota Law School, and a master of public policy degree from the University of Minnesota’s Humphrey School of Public Affairs.

 

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