At least one-year experience as a paralegal, including any employer sponsored training. Requires an individual to be enrolled in a formal paralegal studies program and not employed as a full-time paralegal. These sections and committees meet regularly throughout the year. Involvement in the sections and committees allow members and nonmember guests to develop skills and contacts for enhanced professional development. Monthly luncheon meetings are generally held on the third Wednesday of every month at local hotels, clubs or restaurants.
Guests are always welcome.
Programs address a wide variety of issues impacting the paralegal profession. Details of each meeting are printed in the monthly newsletter, Para View . It features news of the Association such as meeting and seminar announcements, upcoming special events, and articles concerning issues affecting the paralegal profession. KCPA members also receive NFPA's quarterly journal, the National Paralegal Reporter . Seminars are full or half-day, and address various aspects of the law and career development.