Race Judicata

The Race Judicata Committee

Loyola Law School and Boys Hope Girls Hope are privileged to have such a dedicated group of individuals to make Race Judicata a success. We are appreciative of the time and dedication of the Race Judicata Committee.

Arlene Wiltz                    Christopher Gross                 Christian Weiler                  Claire Easterling
Tracy Duplantier              Anthony Cole                       Jody Montelaro                   Steve Kogos
Juanita Marino                 Lance McCardle                  Kristen Koppel                    Lauren Boudreaux
Stephen Hanemann         Michael Rodrigue III            Cory Howat                        Stephanie Strain
Michael D'Angelo    Kat Byrd

The Boys Hope Girls Hope Mission

BOYS HOPE GIRLS HOPE of Greater New Orleans helps academically motivated children-in-need to meet their full potential and to become men and women for others by providing value-centered, family-like homes, opportunities and education through college.

The Boys Hope Girls Hope children are allowed to develop socially, physically and intellectually through enrollment in the some of the finest New Orleans private schools, participation in extracurricular activities, and community service projects.

Program alumni have been accepted at some of the finest post-secondary institutions in the United States, including the Air Force Academy, Boston College, Dartmouth College, Georgetown University, Harvard Law School, Loyola University, Michigan State University, St. Louis University, University of Missouri, and West Point, among others.

Boys Hope Girls Hope alumni are currently serving their communities as doctors, ministers, police officers, teachers, high school principals, engineers, managers and military officers.

For more information please call the BHGH Office in New Orleans:
504.484.7744
and visit our website at
www.bhghnola.org

Boys Hope Girls Hope

Boys Hope Girls Hope helps academically capable and motivated children-in-need to meet their full potential and become men and women for others by providing value-centered, family-like homes, opportunities and education through college.

Loyola University

Loyola University New Orleans College of Law was established in 1914. In the Jesuit tradition of academic rigor, pursuit of justice, and service to others, the College of Law has as its mission to educate future members of the Bar to be skilled advocates and sensitive counselors-at-law committed to ethical norms in pursuit of dignity for all. The College of Law offers both civil law and common law curriculums, full time day and part-time evening programs, as well as five joint degree programs. Critical and analytical thinking, ethics and professionalism, and a commitment to serve the community of the 21st century are fostered and encouraged. The College of Law faculty is a community of scholars committed to academic excellence in teaching and scholarship, as well as service for others.