Here at the US Air Force Academy, we have a Legal Studies Major.  In
addition to a very broad core course that all cadets take (usually junior
year), our majors are required to take:
- Legal Research, Writing, and Advocacy
- American Constitutional Law
- Crime and Criminal Justice
They have the following electives to select from:
- Comparative Legal Systems
- Business Law
- Law & Literature
- International Law
- Government Acquisition Law
- Environmental Law
- Contemporary Problems and the Law
- Law & Economics (co-taught w/ Econ)
- Principles of Negotiation
- National Space Policy & Law (co-taught w/ PoliSci)
- Philosophy of Law (Philos course)

We have 30-40 majors in each graduating class of about 900.
You can find us at www.usafa.af.mil/dfl or please give me a call at (719)
333-2950.
John Hertel

-----Original Message-----
From: DANIEL HERRON [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Friday, April 13, 2001 9:05 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Info Request for Minor


If everyone who answers LeGene will copy me or copy alsbtalk, I will keep
these responses in a file for future reference.

Dan
>>> [log in to unmask] 04/13/01 10:07 AM >>>
Hi LeGene.  Bentley offers a minors program that involves reuqiring students
to take a Legal Environment course plus 4 other courses.  We have both
business-related and social science-related law courses that students can
choose from in the minors program.  You may want to visit the department
home
page from the Bentley home page at www.bentley.edu.  Hope it helps.  Lucille


>===== Original Message From "Academy of Legal Studies in Business (ALSB)
Talk"              <[log in to unmask]> =====
>from: LeGene Quesenberry--
>I am interested in developing a minor in law or legal studies.  Most of the
law related courses at Clarion University are housed in the Department
>of Finance (we offer Legal Environment I & II, Real Estate Law,
Environmental
Law, International Environmental Law and Cyberlaw--I am
>responsible for the latter three courses and I am developing American
Indian
Law as a course proposal).  We have a Communications Law course in
>the Department of Communications and a Constitutional Law course in
Political
Science which I would like to incorportae into the program. Do
>any of your institutions offer a minor involving these course types?  If so
please email me at [log in to unmask]  Any suggestions are
>welcome.  .
>LeGene Quesenberry