About Legal Studies
This program, approved by the American Bar
Association, prepares individuals for careers as
paralegals or for positions where organizational
and analytical skills as well as knowledge of the
law and legal procedures are necessary. Paralegals,
or legal assistants, work under the supervision
of an attorney or perform work for which an
attorney is responsible. This program does not
prepare students to practice law. Persons interested
in the Certificate in Paralegal Studies
should contact the Legal Studies Program; those
interested in the bachelorŐs degree may contact
the Office of Admissions, CAPA, or the Legal
Studies Program. In both programs LS 301 must
be taken first; LS 304, second. They may be
taken concurrently. A grade of C or better in each
is required for the student to continue. Writing is
an integral part of each paralegal course.
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Faculty
Program Chairperson: Patricia Adongo
Regular Faculty: Patricia Adongo, Carolyn Bekhor
Adjunct Faculty: Michael P. Dowd and Jennifer Johnston.