Suffolk University Chapter

Blackfeet Camp By Michael Coleman

Mission

The purpose of the Native American Law Students Association at Suffolk University Law School is to promote the study of law and its relations to Native American and Indigenous Peoples, the study of Native American and Indigenous justice systems, and the retention and support of Native American and Indigenous students at Suffolk University Law School. Additionally, NALSA strives to represent Indigenous principles, views, and values in the greater legal community at the local, domestic, and international levels.

Membership in NALSA is open to all students, staff, and faculty of Suffolk University Law School, Native and Non-Native, law students and non-law students. NALSA invites participation of anyone interested in the education and/or reform of legal issues involving Native American and other Indigenous Peoples.

 

©2008 NALSA Suffolk. For more information please contact Elizabeth Bond.