Category Archives: Students

Tribal Health Care CLE Conference – Early Bird Rate expires 1/16

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Early Bird Rate ends this Friday, January 16.

Group rates, non-CLE, and conference scholarships are available upon request.

This event will offer a forum for experts and tribal leaders to discuss the myriad complex legal and policy issues that tribal communities face in an increasingly sophisticated and complicated health care landscape to provide the best and highest quality health care to Indian peoples.  This conference will bring together cutting-edge scholars, tribal leaders and officials, health care planning and development experts, attorneys, and others to explore these important topics.

Agenda, Registration, and more information at: http://conferences.asucollegeoflaw.com/ilphealthcarecle/

Indian Legal Clinic Sponsors Native Vote

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Election Day 2014 allowed the Arizona Native Vote-Election Protection Project to pursue its goal of reducing the number of tribal members denied the ability to vote. The project was coordinated by  the Indian Legal Clinic at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University, the National Congress of American Indians, the Inter Tribal Council of Arizona and the Native American Bar Association of Arizona. The Indian Legal Clinic students recruited and trained nearly 50 volunteers.  These volunteers served 18 polling locations across eight tribal communities throughout Arizona. On-site volunteers assisted tribal members by answering questions regarding their voting rights.

Read full article here:  https://www.law.asu.edu/news/CollegeofLawNews/TabId/803/ArtMID/7835/ArticleID/4816/Indian-Legal-Clinic-Sponsors-Native-Vote-.aspx

Tribal Government E-Commerce CLE Conference just a month away – early rate expires tomorrow!

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Early rate for registration expires tomorrow! Great networking opportunities. Keynote Lunch Speaker is Gary “Litefoot” Davis. Get your CLE credits by attending a conference that focuses on an innovative field of tribal economic development – a new geography of Indian Country.   Agenda and more info at:  http://conferences.asucollegeoflaw.com/ilp_ecommerce/

Navajo Nation Public Hearing

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Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law / Great Hall / Armstrong Hall / Tempe ASU
Free and Open to the Public!

Navajo Nation Public Hearings on the $544 Million Settlement hosted by the 22nd Navajo Nation Council. The Council invites all Diné citizens to attend the public hearings.

Free parking will be available in the Apache Blvd. Parking structure on Apache Blvd.

To be live streamed!!! If you cannot attend here is the link-http://law.asu.edu/NavajoSettlement

Professor Rebecca Tsosie appointed Associate Vice Provost for Academic Excellence and Inclusion

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Congratulations to ILP’s Professor Rebecca Tsosie who has been appointed Associate Vice Provost for Academic Excellence and Inclusion for Arizona State University.

“I am very excited about my appointment,” Tsosie said. “It has allowed me to become more familiar with the needs of all students for a diverse and academically rigorous education, which will enable students to succeed in many different aspects of public life, including graduate education and employment opportunities.”

Click here for the full press release.