College Catalog
Accounting & Business Administration
Administrative Business Technology/Health Information Technology
Engineering/Physics/Technologies
Health/Physical Education/Recreation
History/Political Science/Geography
Legal Studies
Paralegal (A.A.S.)
Paralegal Studies (Cert.)
Marketing, Retailing, Fashion Buying and Merchandise, Fashion Design and Interior Design
Mathematics/Computer Science/Information Technology
Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work
OFFICE: Cluster A, Room 3015, 516.572.7626
CHAIRPERSON:
Joan Alexander, Joan.Alexander@ncc.edu.
FACULTY:
J. Caruso, S. Feder, A. Harrison, D. Holzmann, E. Salvi, P. Sherman.
PARALEGAL PROGRAM DIRECTOR:
Adrienne Motel, Adrienne.Motel@ncc.edu
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR AND DIRECTOR OF WEEKEND PROGRAM:
Rachael Dioguardi, Ann Harrison.
COURSES OFFERED:
Sports Law, Business Law, Paralegal Studies, The Nature and Functions of Law, Introduction
to Current Law, International Legal Institutions, and Immigration Law.
Departmental Requirements and Guidelines for Paralegal Students:
The Legal Studies Department is strongly committed to the concept of legal education within the framework of practical paralegal skills. The following guidelines have been established:
These criteria have been established in order to uphold the standards of the paralegal
profession and legal community, as a whole. Interested students wishing to obtain
further information, and a copy of the Departmental Requirements and Guidelines, may
contact the Paralegal Program at 516.572.7774.
The following curricula are offered by this Department:
Paralegal (A.A.S.)
- The paralegal program, approved by the American Bar Association, is designed to
give the graduate a broad understanding of the law, practical skills, and experience
in a legal setting. Employment opportunities for paralegals exist in law offices,
banks, insurance companies, private industry, title companies, and government. The
paralegal works under the supervision of an attorney and can assist in all phases
of practice except giving legal advice, appearing in court, and setting fees. The
program will accept a maximum of 9 credits of paralegal specialty transfer credits.
Paralegal students are required to complete a minimum of 10 paralegal credits in the
traditional format at NCC.
Paralegal Studies (Cert.)
- The American Bar Association approved Certificate program in Paralegal Studies
is designed to meet the needs of the college graduate seeking a career as a paralegal.
In order to be eligible for admission, a student must have either an Associate or
Baccalaureate degree. Students with an Associate degree must meet the minimum general
education requirements set by the American Bar Association.
The program will accept a maximum of 9 credits of paralegal specialty transfer credits.
Paralegal students are required to complete a minimum of 10 paralegal credits in the
traditional format at NCC.