State-supported value The university is funded by state, county, and city sources allowing tuition to be competitive with public law schools. This suggests potential for pricing-sensitive partnerships and scalable collaboration models with government-backed support.

Growth and facilities Recent investment includes a new $33M law school building, signaling commitment to expanding capacity and modern facilities. This creates opportunities for professional education programs, on-site training, and events leveraging upgraded infrastructure.

Talent acquisition Ongoing faculty appointments and leadership hires indicate active talent growth. This presents a chance to offer faculty-focused solutions such as recruitment, training, research support, and academic technology enhancements.

Digital and engagement Adoption of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Marketing, Microsoft 365, and digital tools shows a readiness for tech-enabled engagement. There is opportunity for integrated marketing automation, CRM optimization, and analytics services.

Strategic partnerships History of collaborations, including a bachelor’s-to-law six-year pathway and regional partnerships, points to openness to joint programs and tailored degree offerings. Potential for co-branded programs, pathway initiatives, and sponsored research or internships.