Tribal Advocate/Paralegal: Admission

Academic year 2008-2009

Indian Law Cohort

The Legal Studies Department-Indians Into Law is recruiting candidates for the 2008-09 academic year. All students must apply and be accepted to the Turtle Mountain Community College and must have completed prerequisites prior to enrollment in the Legal Studies Department.

For further information on admissions, please call Terri at 701.477.7981 or email tmartinparisien@tm.edu.

What is a Paralegal?
Paralegals and Legal Assistants (link to U.S. Department of Labor

What is a Tribal Advocate?
Rules of Professional Conduct for Attorneys & Advocates (2.92 MB PDF)

Former Peacemaker (Legal Studies) students speak out:

“I feel it (Peacemaker) prepares students or potential students very well for paralegal studies. The services offered through the program are exceptional and well coordinated. Materials provided are also very useful.”

“I have always been interested in the law. I am really glad to have been a part of Project Peacemaker and I hope the program continues.”

“I enrolled in Project Peacemaker to learn about the law, tribal law. I was tired of elbowing the person next to me to ask whether they (others) could do that.”



Department Contact

Phone: 701.477.7981
Office: Room 207

Personnel

Administrative

Terri Martin-Parisien
Director

Faculty

Jessica Ahrendt
Instructor

Bernice C. Delorme
Instructor

Sara Diaz
Instructor

Doug Smith
Instructor

Nizhoni Smith
Instructor

Staff

Quenna Beston
Computer Specialist


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