Celebrating retiring and departing faculty members
Three faculty members who have collectively spent decades at Seattle U Law have stepped down.
For more than a decade, the Center for Indian Law and Policy (CILP) has made Indian law a focal point by delivering an array of educational programs, services, and opportunities for law students, tribes, tribal citizens, and attorneys. We endeavor to ensure tribal history, law and government is an integral part of every student’s legal education and are committed to developing powerful advocates prepared to serve Tribes and tribal communities.
Three faculty members who have collectively spent decades at Seattle U Law have stepped down.
Congratulations to Molly Gunther ’24, a recent graduate of Seattle University School of Law!
Bree Black Horse '13 was named Seattle U Law's 2024 Woman of the Year.
Seattle U Law offers programs specializing in Indian law and Tribal law for both current and aspiring lawyers.
Law students can participate in co-curricular activities to deepen their involvement with Indian Law issues.
For years, CILP has been working together with NW tribes to educate and advance Indian law, tribal law and tribal sovereignty.
Meet the Center’s faculty and staff, and deepen your understanding of its mission.
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