Welcome to our ABA Approved Program!
Paralegal Program Goal
A paralegal is a person qualified by education, training or work experience who is employed or retained by a lawyer, law office, corporation, governmental agency or other entity and who performs specifically delegated substantive legal work for which a lawyer is responsible. Paralegals are not authorized to practice law in any way. Any act done by a paralegal that requires a legal license to perform constitutes the unauthorized practice of law unless otherwise authorized by court rules.
For more information please contact Margaret Ann Uchner, Paralegal Program Coordinator, 303-340-7254.
Paralegal Courses
From contracts to evidence and immigration law, our courses will help prepare you for your career as a paralegal.
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For more information regarding career options, salary ranges, educational opportunities, and physical and sensory requirements for working as a paralegal, please see CCA's Paralegal Plan of Study.
Paralegal Faculty
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For more information, please contact:
Margaret Ann Uchner, J.D.
Legal Studies Program Coordinator
Paralegal and Criminal Justice
303.340.7254
Margaret.Uchner@CCAurora.edu
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Peter Wilson, general manager of Star Telecommunications, Inc., had prime real estate just inside the front door of the Lowry campus West quad as employers and agencies rubbed shoulders with CCA students looking to break into the local job force at the April 25 Spring Career Expo.
Three movie-making teams from the prestigious Colorado Film School were awarded $8,000 in game-based and immersive learning grant funding April 26, allowing them to make short films that will be ultimately used to pitch full-length features to potential investors.
CCA's 2013 commencement ceremony took place Saturday, May 11 before a crowd of about 2,200 people at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Denver International Airport. It was the first time since 2008 that the event returned to that venue and the sixth time overall that graduation took place at the site.
The Colorado Film School’s lone submission to the inaugural Stanley Horror Film Festival in Estes Park, Colo., was bestowed the judge’s award for best picture May 3.
A group of 32 Transportation Security Administration (TSA) employees became the first-ever class in the Denver Metro area to earn a TSA Homeland Security Certificate. Their educational commitment executed through coursework at the Community College of Aurora was recognized at an April 10 ceremony.
The Learning Resource Center at the CentreTech campus is branching out to Lowry.
For information on the city's birthday celebrations, please click 
Persuasive speaking came easily to Matt Jensen, even at an early age.
Steph Berardi, president of CCA’s psychology club, recently was recognized by Mothers against Drunk Driving (MADD) for her “outstanding contributions, commitment and involvement” in furthering the organization’s mission in Colorado.
