Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Camille A. Nelson
Being dean could be notable, but not through #C6, only through in-depth independent coverage of her sufficient to pass . Being an expert in intersectional feminism and the law could be notable through #C1, but only if her scholarship has made an impact through high citations or multiple book reviews, and I don't see it in this case (citation counts not high enough and a co-edited anthology is not going to be enough for ). Being a pioneer for diversity in the Canadian court system could be notable, but again, only through sufficient independent coverage to pass . Searching for her name finds a lot of not-very-in-depth not-very-independent pages from places she has been affiliated with, congratulating her on her moves to new administrative positions or congratulating themselves on hiring her. I don't think that counts for much. But I did find two in-depth articles on her in ''Diverse Issues in Higher Education'' (clearly independent and reliable): https://diverseeducation.com/article/82672/ https://diverseeducation.com/article/120243/. Two articles in the same source is not enough for , and other sources like https://www.afro.com/jamaican-native-named-dean-of-d-c-s-american-u-law-school/ this one at Afro.com that are mostly based on one of the ''Diverse'' stories don't add much more. But if another story of similar quality could be found, from another of her career steps rather than being just another copy of the same material, and also not just churnalism copying of university press releases, I'd likely change to a weak keep. (If this is kept, it would be good to add that the book she co-edited is with her sister Charmaine Nelson, who I believe is notable, but I can only find non-reliable sources for them being sisters
— User:David, 05:37, 14 September 2020 (UTC)
Stance: delete
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