Is the Paralegal program right for you?

Join the conversation about LSU’s Paralegal Studies Certificate program! This is your time to get your questions answered by the program’s coordinator, Andrea Ash, who is a paralegal herself.

Andrea Ash

Andrea Ash

Program Coordinator

Andrea began her paralegal career twelve years ago in Rhode Island as a litigation paralegal for a group that served as National Counsel for a major retail pharmacy chain. In 2012, she joined the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Baton Rouge as a legal assistant for the criminal division. After working in the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Andrea joined the largest full-service law firm in the Capital Region where she served as a toxic tort litigation paralegal. For the past six years, Andrea has been the Program Coordinator for the LSU Paralegal Studies Program. She resides in Baton Rouge with her husband, sons, and fur babies.

Kelli Harrison

Kelli Harrison

Assistant Director, LSU Professional Development

Kelli has been employed at Louisiana State University for almost 18 years. Her various areas of expertise include adult education, administration, online learning, custom, and on-site course coordination, professional development training, and grant writing and administration. In her leisure time, Kelli enjoys reading and spending time with her family and fur babies.

Noel Steffes Melancon

Noel Steffes Melancon

Paralegal Studies Certificate Instructor; Attorney, The Steffes Firm, LLC

Mrs. Melancon has been an attorney in the private sector since 2005. Her present practice concentrates on commercial reorganization and liquidation representing debtors and creditors, and related business litigation. She has been a speaker for numerous continuing legal education seminars and served as a member of the Board of Directors for the Bankruptcy Section of the Louisiana State Bar Association. She has been an instructor with Online and Continuing Education since 2008. Currently, she teaches Principles of Paralegal Studies, Bankruptcy Law, Business Law, Contract Law and Criminal Law.

During the Webinar

Learn about the admission requirements, application steps, student experience, and important details such as the curriculum and delivery format and focusing on our upcoming application deadline for Fall 2020.

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What is a paralegal?

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Why LSU Paralegal Studies?

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Program costs and options

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The legal job market and career outlook for paralegals in Louisiana

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