Careers in Indigenous law encompass dynamic roles in Indian gaming, tribal governance, policy formulation and environmental stewardship. Professionals in these fields advocate for Indigenous rights, drive economic empowerment and champion sustainable practices within Native communities. ASU Law graduates emerge equipped to spearhead impactful initiatives across legal, governmental and nonprofit sectors, ensuring a future where Indigenous voices are heard and respected.
Indigenous Futures Area of Expertise
Career Pathways
Types of careers in this field
- Counsel for tribes
- In-house counsel
- Private law firm
- U.S./State governmental attorney
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Lenor Emily Molina, Master of Legal Studies
Lenor Emily Molina graduated with a Master of Legal Studies in Indian Gaming Law from ASU Law and was named an ASU Outstanding Graduate.
As a compliance officer for the National Indian Gaming Commission, she helps tribes across the nation build up the infrastructure to develop economically and be more self-sustaining. In the future, she’d like to support more rural, less centrally located tribes to assist with their self-governance.