In today s ever-changing field of law with increased interest in certification exams and the possibility of the Courts eventually allowing licensure, we want to be sure that we are in step with the times. Ms. Borstad oversees well over 1,000 new cases each year. Ms. Borstad is deeply involved in the Burlington County Chapter of the Boy Scouts of America. She is a member of the Jewish War Veterans, American Veterans of Foreign Wars, the National Association of Consumer Affairs and the Advisory Committee to the Paralegal Program here at BCC, among other civic and community affairs. Much of her work is geared to helping senior citizens.
Logic involves the art of examining opinions or ideas through questions and answers.
Grammar, originally the study of literature, now encompasses the rules of correct speaking and writing of the language. Rhetoric is the art of the eloquent, persuasive use of words and the body of rules that define how oral presentations or written works should be constructed. All of these qualities are required in the study of law. Since many of the current paralegal students are graduating from BCC this May, many gaps are left to be filled in the BCC Paralegal Club. Like the Marines, we re looking for a few good men and women.