Paralegal News

Faculty News

New B.A. in Paralegal Studies Launching for fall 2022
The market for paralegals is thriving: the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which tracks and extrapolates job growth, predicts that the paralegal field will grow by 12% through 2028.
Toni Marsh Featured Guest on Legal Talk Network Podcast
Toni Marsh, JD, program director of our Paralegal Studies programs, was the featured guest on The Paralegal Voice, a podcast providing career-success tips for paralegals of any experience

Paralegal Studies Program Gains American Bar Association Approval

Mark S. Wrighton to Become Interim GW President Jan. 1

Paralegal Studies Program Gains American Bar Association Approval
Juggling the Worlds of Work and Academics to Get Ahead

Paralegal Graduates Inducted into LEX Honor Society
Program Director Toni Marsh hosted a virtual event May 20 to induct 2021 Paralegal Studies graduates into Lambda Epsilon Chi (LEX), the paralegal national honor society.

Class of 2021 Graduates Share Memories

Paralegal Studies Webinar: Robbing the Mail Train

GW Paralegal Studies Student Wins National Scholarship
Congratulations to GW Paralegal Studies master’s candidate, Anne Nelson, for winning the American Association for Paralegal Education (AAfPE) Lambda Epsilon Chi (LEX) national scholarship.

GW Paralegal Faculty and Alumni Shine at IPMA Conference

Program Director Toni Marsh Elected President of American Association for Paralegal Education (AAfPE)

GW Launches Graduate Certificate for California Paralegals
GW will launch a new, fully online graduate certificate in California Paralegal Studies, adding to the suite of well-established and rigorous paralegal studies programs offered by the university.

Paralegal Students Learn About Major Supreme Court Cases

Choosing the Best Online Program for You

University Hosts Proud to Be GW Festivals

GW Paralegal Studies Program Honors Slain Activist at Commencement

GW Ranked in Top 25 Online Paralegal Programs

Redefining Outreach: Designing a Paralegal Curriculum for Tanzania
On a recent GW University Facilitating Fund-supported research trip to Tanzania and Zanzibar, Paralegal Studies professors Toni Marsh and Ethel Badawi discovered that the curriculum Professor Marsh