#AISSLobo
The American Indian Student Services’ #AISSLobo highlights students from across the UNM community on the AISS social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat.
This #AISSLobo is set to walk across the UNM Commencement stage next week, let’s hear it for Marcus Miller-Moore (Kiowa)!! Marcus will be earning his Juris Doctor degree and plans to practice law in New Mexico with an aim to work primarily in civil litigation, serve as a clerk for a judge, then eventually practice Indian Law. He decided on attending #UNM because Albuquerque is his hometown and he knew UNM had a supportive community, a strong Native study body, and it was very affordable! While in law school, Marcus had the opportunity to gain valuable experience working & externing at the American Indian Law Center, the Academic Success Program at UNM School of Law, the United States District Court for the District of New Mexico, Modrall Sperling Roehl Harris & Sisk, and the Southwest Indian Law Clinic. Additionally, he’s heavily involved with the Native American Law Student Association (NALSA) and the Tribal Law Journal, and enjoys attending community events happening at the law school. Through every challenge, he’s been motivated by his mother’s drive & resilience and he hopes to have these qualities within himself. This proud Lobo is happy to be graduating soon and is appreciative of the challenges he’s faced & overcame at UNM. He shared these words with his fellow #Lobos: “Most things just require effort and persistence to achieve”. We’re excited to see what’s next for Marcus and we’re ready to cheer him on next week during graduation! #NativeExcellence #LoboPride #NativesInHigherEd #UNMGrad
