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NMU alumni featured on legal news website

Peter Langley, B.S. '97 in public administration, was recently featured on legalnews.com for his work as an attorney for the Jackson County (Mich.) Prosecutor's office. Langley's career has provided a variety of experiences, including bills to create tougher penalties for animal cruelty. Read the article to learn more about Langley's career path.

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Join the Student Law Forum
The Student Law Forum is a group designed for those interested in the field of law and legal procedures. They hold mock trials, hold monthly breakfasts to network with attorneys and prepare students for the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT). They have toured schools such as Cooley Law School in Lansing, Michigan State University and University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Lake Superior with geese Graduate Certificate of Public Management

A graduate certificate in Public Management from NMU prepares you to work in the public sector and it can be achieved in just one year. Many people use the degree to acquire mid to upper level administrative positions in universities, K-12 school districts, health care, local government and state government jobs. Find out more about receiving your CPM.

Outstanding graduates named
The department has named its outstanding graduates for the 2012-13 academic year. Megan DelBello (pictured) is the recipient of the outstanding graduate student award and Rose Frankowski is the recipient of the outstanding graduating senior. Read about their accomplishments.

Take the pre-law path
In addition to a pre-law major, there is a pre-law minor that prepares those interested in attending law school. Regardless of academic program, perspective or current students can contact the department for advising on law school preparation.

Washington Internships
The Washington, D.C. Internship Program through NMU allows students to spend a semester or summer learning in a hands-on environment. Interns work 4 1/2 days per week and get a half day for networking with professionals around the nation's capitol. Internship details Email Ruth Watry for more information

Washington Internships

The Washington, D.C. Internship Program through NMU allows students to spend a semester or summer learning in a hands-on environment. Interns work 4 1/2 days per week and get a half day for networking with professionals around the nation's capitol.

Internship details
Email Ruth Watry for more information

New U.P. Data Available
The Center for Rural Community and Economic Development, in conjunction with the Political Science and Public Administration Department, has released new economic and government data for all U.P. counties. The report gives details on everything from employment, climate, education and recreation. Visit the Rural Center website for information.