Idaho Paralegal Associations and Information
Statewide Paralegal Associations
Idaho Association of Paralegals, Inc.
Description: Established in 1980, the Idaho Association of Paralegals, Inc., is an organization formed to promote the paralegal profession by encouraging a high order of ethics, facilitating network opportunities, and sponsoring continuing legal education.
Contact:
Lauren Paul
Telephone: (208) 386-5030
Email: lauren.paul@wgint.com
Website: http://www.idahoparalegals.org/
Paralegal Schools and CLE
Boise State University
Description: The BSU Paralegal Studies Program provides the student both specific and general skills as well as substantive knowledge needed for the role of a paralegal. The education includes general background courses (University core classes or equivalents) as well as some law-related classes such as constitutional law, business law, criminal justice, etc. In addition to these, the student must complete 24 credit hours of law-specialty classes. Examples include Legal Research and Writing, Civil Litigation, Real Estate Law, etc. On successful completion of the program, the student will receive a Certificate of Completion of the Paralegal Studies Program and may also use the credits for a Paralegal Studies minor
Type of Institution: Public, ABA Approved.
Degrees Offered & Conditions: Post-baccalaureate Certificate.
Minimum length of time to complete program: 2 semesters.
Internships: Mandatory
Contact:
Director: Dr. Patt Elison-Bowers
1910 University Drive, MS #1900
Boise, ID 83725-1900
Telephone: 208.426.5244; 208.426.1368
Fax: 208.426.2706; 208.426.4318
Email: pelison@boisestate.edu; danielledevoe@boisestate.edu.
Website: http://boisestate.edu/paralegal/index2.shtml
