MSU NALSA – Page 2 – Turtle Talk

Michigan State NALSA Event — Jan. 21, 2016

January 11, 2016Matthew L.M. Fletcher

Here (MSU NALSA Climate Change Event PDF):

MSU NALSA Climate Change Event Poster

NNALSA 2016 Moot Court Problem Released

November 23, 2015Kate Fort

Press Release here.

Problem here.

MSU NALSA Spring 2015 Newsletter

April 24, 2015Matthew L.M. Fletcher1 Comment

Here (MSU NALSA Newsletter 2015):

Congrats to Steve and Amy!

March 8, 2015Matthew L.M. Fletcher

Best brief, third place

MSU Diversity Coalition Talk w/ Fletcher and Professor Mike Lawrence

January 27, 2015Matthew L.M. Fletcher

Professor Lawrence

Students

Hungry students

MSU Law Talk Today — Seven Generations: Reflecting on Our Past to Achieve Justice for Our Tomorrow

January 27, 2015Matthew L.M. Fletcher1 Comment

Seven Generations: Reflecting on Our Past to Achieve Justice for Our Tomorrow

MSU Law’s Diversity Consortium and Native American Law Students Association (NALSA)
Tuesday, January 27th
12:00 PM – 1:15 PM
MSU College of Law, Room 471

Please join MSU Law’s Diversity Consortium and NALSA in hosting Professor Fletcher and Professor Lawrence for our first Around the Hour Series Program of the year. We will be discussing a Native American philosophy known as Seven Generations, a framework under which we will contemplate how past efforts to achieve justice are linked to both emerging movements of today and those in the future. What is your role in the process?
Mary Ferguson, fergusma@law.msu.edu

Wild Game Cooking Demo at MSU Law

February 21, 2014Matthew L.M. Fletcher1 Comment

Chris Chavis looking hungry

The 1491s are here!

Mmm mmm good

Spartan NALSA Picnic and Kickball Classic

September 7, 2013September 7, 2013Matthew L.M. Fletcher

And diibishka to Emily, who helped Emmett find the first base dinner plate.

Lots of exciting kickball action.

Blue team won! Well…not really.

MSU NALSA Event Today at Noon

March 28, 2011Matthew L.M. Fletcher

The Native American Law Students Association invites you to lunch and a panel discussion on Native American freedom of religion and the law.

Castle Board Room12:00p.m.Monday, March 28th, 2011

The discussion will focus on the James Arthur Ray Sweat Lodge Trial; and the Declaration of War Against Exploiters of Lakota Spirituality.

The panelists include Clarence Syrette, and Professors Frank Ravitch and Matthew Fletcher.

Clarence Syrette will be speaking about the traditional significance of Native American spiritual ceremonies from his perspective as a medicine man.

Professor Frank Ravitch and Professor Matthew Fletcher will be sharing their insights on the American Indian Religious Freedom Act and other laws as they apply to the case.