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Pre-Law Summer Institute (PLSI)

Policy and Legal Analysis

Southwest Intertribal Court of Appeals (SWITCA)



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5th Annual Tribal Leadership Conference: TRANSITIONS

When:
February 27-29, 2012

Where:
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino,
11000 Broadway SE, Albuquerque, NM 87105

Who Should Attend: Tribal Leaders, Key Tribal Administrators, Executive Staff, Tribal Court Judges, Tribal Court Administrators/Clerks and other key staff new to their positions.

Topics Covered: Issues impacting tribal governments and Native Americans with compelling sessions will engage participants in a discourse on federal Indian law and policy, the Tribal Law and Order Act, infrastructure and economic development, federal budget processes, among other topics to become effective leaders and advocates for their communities.

Agenda:
(to be provided at a later date)

Registration Fee:
$150 before February 10, 2012; $200 after February 10, 2012. Registration fees are refundable until February 17, 2012. Limited scholarships available.

Registration Form
: Available here. Deadline February 10. Send completed registration form to: American Indian Law Center, Inc. via fax (505) 277-1035 or email.

Reservations: Discounted Conference Room Rate is $81.00 per night. Deadline for discounted room rate is February 14.
Phone Reservations: (877) 747-5382 or (505) 848-1999. Reference "TRANSITIONS (AIL0212)" for discounted conference rate.

No shows or early departures will be charged one night's room and tax. Individual cancellations must be made 72 hours prior to the arrival date to avoid no-show charges.

Contact: Valerie S. Begay at (505) 277-5462 or via email for additional questions
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PLSI - ABA's Alexander Award

We’re so excited that the PLSI received the ABA’s Alexander Award this year, and wanted to share the good news with all of you.  Jared Hautamaki (PLSI 2004) is the person we have to thank for submitting the program to the ABA for consideration, and all of our wonderful alumni/ae, professors, staff, and other supporters for making it such a great program that it was selected! See Press Release here.






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