New Date: 4th Annual Indian Law Clinics Symposium

4th Annual Indian Law Clinics Symposium

Albuquerque New Mexico June 20-21, 2010

 

BORDERLAND OR HINTERLAND?

THE ROLE OF INDIAN LAW AND OTHER SPECIALTY CLINICS

IN 2010

  

The Other clinical conference for Clinicians and Practitioners:

Teaching in an Indian law clinic (or other specialized area of law);

Thinking of establishing an Indian Law clinic

Working with Native peoples and/or distinct populations in the community lawyering model.

 

 

The Symposium is organized by the University of New Mexico Southwest Indian Law Clinic, and Washburn University Tribal Law Practice Clinic, with participation by the University of New Mexico Tribal law Journal.

 

The Symposium begins with the Roundtable discussion on Sunday afternoon which will focus on the creation stories of Indian Law Clinics, followed by a reception and working dinner Sunday night for attendees. The symposium continues on Monday morning with panel presentations and discussion. Please see the attached for details.

 

$200 Registration Fee covers the entire Program from the Roundtable and Full-day Symposium, materials and meals, including the Sunday welcoming Reception and Dinner and working lunch on Monday.

 

Who Should Attend:

Clinicians, Directors, Professors and Staff of Indian Law and other specialty clinical programs and those interested in thoughtful legal work in distinct communities or practice areas.

 

We look forward to your participation in our Exciting Symposium Program. Watch for more Program details Coming Soon.

 

Contacts:

Professor Barbara Creel Professor Aliza Organick

Southwest Indian Law Clinic Tribal Law Practice Clinic

UNM School of Law Washburn University School of Law

505-277-5265 785-670-1664

creel@law.unm.edu aliza.organick@washburn.edu

 

For registration information contact:

Mitzi Vigil

vigil@law.unm.edu

(505) 277-0405

 

-CMD