MHSL Native American Law Student Association

Several of Mitchell Hamline's Native students were recently recognized on a national level at the National Native American Law Student Association (NNALSA) Conference.

At top left, Cat Bartlett (Rosebud Sioux Tribe) was recognized as 1L of the Year and was elected to be the NNALSA treasurer for 2026-27.

At top center and right, Tashina Emery (Keweenaw Bay Indian Community) and Case Guinn (Cherokee Nation and Delaware Tribe of Indians) were elected to serve as the NNALSA Board Area 4 and Area 8 representatives, respectively.

Also pictured are members of Mitchell Hamline's NALSA chapter with Professor Angelique EagleWoman, director of the Native American Law and Sovereignty Institute, at the conference.

Congratulations to all! 🎉

Congratulations again to all of this year's Student Award of Merit recipients (from left): Wendy Jeter, Jack Hurbanis, Taylor Anderson, Rylee Franko, and Auria T.S. Gauger!

We're so proud of all your accomplishments and can't wait to see what you do next as Mitchell Hamline graduates.

Read more about all five Student Award of Merit recipients: https://mitchellhamline.edu/news/2026/05/20/five-outstanding-graduates-named-student-award-of-merit-recipients/

Happy Pride month from the Native American Law and Sovereignty Institute!

Congratulations to all of our 2026 NALS Institute Graduates! We are so proud of all your hard work!

Congratulations to our NALS Institute, NALSA, and IWLS 2025-2026 graduates!

We look forward to tabling at the White Earth Tribal and Community College Career Fair on April 14! Look for the NALS Institute table!

Congratulations, Tashina (2L)!

Newly elected 26-27 NNALSA Area 4 Rep

Congratulations, Case (2L)!

Newly elected 26-27 NNALSA Area 8 Rep

Congratulations, Cat (1L)!

NNALSA 1L of the Year Recipient and newly elected 26-27 NNALSA Treasurer

Professor Rebecca Tsosie, Baca Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient and Professor EagleWoman at the FBA Indian Law Conference!