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Great Lakes Indian Law Center



Indian Affairs in Wisconsin

State-Tribal Relations (WI Legislative Committee)

State-Tribal Justice Forum

Great Lakes Intertribal Council 

Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission

American Indian Chamber of Commerce

Wisconsin Tribal Judges Association 

Indian Law Section of the Wisconsin Bar Association

American Indian Studies Program 

Mission:

  • to provide an academic and educational atmosphere and opportunity for law students to study Federal, State, and tribal laws affecting Indian tribes and their members
  • to provide legal assistance on uniquely tribal legal matters
  • to encourage and assist Indian students in obtaining a legal education

Learn more about the Great Lakes Indian Law Center


GLILC Components:

  • Tribal Externships
    • The externship program is designed to give law students a unique opportunity to gain real world experience by working and sometimes living on a reservation.
  • Indian Business Development Project
    • This project is a partnership with Wisconsin Department of Transportation and the AICC/AICTA to assist Indian businesses and economic development programs on and off reservations in building their capacity to become Disadvantage Business Entity (DBE) certified.
    • This partnership includes trying to identify Indian Businesses. If you are interested in participating in this program, please complete the American Indian Construction & Trades Association Survey. (See also: American Indian Construction & Trades Association Survey Cover Letter)

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