2– James Baldwin, as the Governor of Indiana, speaks on the phone with the Vice President of the United States. One of the cornerstones of the partnership is the relationship between IU Law–Indianapolis and moi University School of Law in Eldoret. Nineteen students became the first candidates for degree award as part of the Indiana University School of Law–Indianapolis LL.M.–Egypt Program.
1– Former Vice President of the United States, the Honorable Dan Quayle, ’74, spoke at the Board of Visitors Reception at the law school on October 15.
PROGRAM ON LAW AND STATE GOVERNMENT
The day started with a presentation by Professor Baker on "Big Goals and the Fine Print of State Energy Policy". A forecast of Indiana electricity consumption, prices and resource requirements. The first lecture of the fellowship was presented by elliott mckinnis and was titled, "Delivering Renewable Energy Through Legislation: An Analysis of State Renewable Electricity Standards."
FELLOWSHIP SYMPOSIUM ADDRESSES
Initiatives and ideas that drive the future.” This was the ninth PLSg symposium which is a project of the PLSg fellows led by Professor Cynthia baker. The PLSg Fellowship Symposium has earned a reputation as one of the most interesting programs at the school, and this year's symposium was no exception.
ISSUES
The morning panel featured a lively discussion on the topic, "Responding to Nuclear Reactors: State Legislative Efforts Involving Nuclear Energy." Panelists included Drs.
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PATRICK AND ELEANOR L
M. ENGLEHART, JR
Scholarship & Award Recipients 2008-2009
Established in 2005 by the Executive Council of the Taxation Section of the Indianapolis Bar Association, this scholarship goes to a. Established in 2004, this award is sponsored by the Health Law Section of the Indiana State Bar Association. The award is given to a student member of the IndIana Health Law Review at the end of the student's first year of membership for demonstrated excellence in writing a note of publishable quality.
This award is given by the Taxation Section of the Indiana State Bar Association, Indianapolis, Indiana. This annual scholarship was established by the Indianapolis Bar Association and Bar Foundation in honor of the Honorable S. MAINE ADVOCACY AWARD. This award is given to the top advocate in the final round of the Law School intramural moot court competition.
Awarded to the best lawyer in the preliminary rounds of the law school's intramural competition. The scholarship is awarded to a law student who has completed two semesters in the courses Legal Analysis, Research and Communication and has written the best bief among those prepared for class assignments. Woodard, who was a longtime member of the Indianapolis Bar Association and a professor at the law school.
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Partners in Progress 2008-2009 Donors
Partners in Progress members Swadesh and Sarla Kalsi visit Chancellor Gerald Bepko at the reception.
MAENNERCHOR SOCIETY
Sean and Denise R. Griggs
Mark, ‘80, and Debi Ladendorf attend the Partners in Progress event at the Woodstock Club in August. Among those attending the reception were Professor Gerard Magliocca, Chancellor Emeritus Gerald Bepko, Bill Neale, '73, Hon.
Steven Miller Peggy Miller
Stephen and Sheila Perry
Dean’s Council 2008-2009 Donors
DEAN’S COUNCIL
Robert Lowe, Jr
THE SCHOOL OF LAW WAS PROUD TO RECOGNIZE THE LAW OFFICE OF HALL RENDER KILLIAN HEATH AND LYMAN AND ITS ATTORNEYS FOR THEIR TRANSFORMATIONAL IMPACT ON OUR SCHOOL. Hall render not only employs many of the school's top graduates, but these alumni give back to the school by volunteering and donating money to help law students become well-versed in the field of health law. The Hall Law and Health Center enjoys a strong reputation in the field of health law, thanks in part to the support of Hall render and its attorneys.
On April 22, 2009, in the IUPUI Campus Center, Chancellor Charles Bantz and several hundred community leaders and citizens gathered for the twenty-first annual Philanthropy Awards Luncheon, co-sponsored by the Indiana University Philanthropy Center, the IU Foundation. and the IUPUI campus. More than 100 attorneys represent over 500 organizations in a variety of healthcare-related matters from fraud and abuse to real estate contracts to HIPPAA and tax regulations.
Spirit of Philanthropy Award 2009
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The School of Law mourns the death of Professor Mary Harter Mitchell, who died on 4 November 2009 at the age of 56. Cohen Professor of Law in 2004 was much loved by everyone in the law family.
Remembering Professor Mary Harter Mitchell
CARRIE HAGAN-GRAy joined the Law School faculty this fall as a clinical associate professor of law in the civil practice clinic. From 2005–07 she worked as a family law attorney and guardian ad litem at the Legal Aid Society. Corporation in Houston, Texas and served as an adjunct professor at the University of Houston Law Center, where he taught tax ethics and advanced corporate taxation.
What he can and will no doubt do for our ip program here, which is so important to the local bar and business community, is tremendous. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, and for Judge John Paul Stevens in the U.S.
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Rector Emeritus Bepko is also the chairman of the succession committee for the position of Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Lumina Education Foundation from March 2009 to December 2009. Rector Emeritus Bepko was appointed honorary co-chairman of the committee for the celebration of Bishop t. JEFF COOPER was appointed to and serves on the Local Rules Advisory Committee of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Indiana.
EDWARDS gave a presentation in Rome, Italy at the Commission for Cultural Exchange between the United States and Italy (Commissione per gli scambi Culturali fra l'italia e gli stati uniti), a US branch office. While in Rome, Professor Edwards was also a delegate to the 137th Meeting of the Council of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (Fao), held at Fao World Headquarters from 28 September to 2 October. GERARD MAGLIOCCA has published two articles: “Why Did the Establishment of the Bill of Rights Fail at the End of the Nineteenth Century?” 94 minutes.
WHITE, Emeritus Professor, worked as a consultant at Peking University Transnational Law School in Shenzhen, PR from May 30 to June 3. On June 6, the aBa Education Council hosted a dinner in his honor, and from June 16 to 19, he was in Lausanne, Switzerland, to review the legal education program there. On July 7, Professor White attended the aBa International Board meeting in Chicago, and later that month he traveled to Galway, Ireland, to speak at the consortium's summer program. August found Professor White back in Chicago at the aBa Annual Meeting, and on October 5 he spoke at the Widener University Law School 20th Anniversary Celebration in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. On October 29, he visited California Western School of Law for a Board of Visitors meeting in San Diego and participated in the evaluation of the UNC Law School website in Charlotte on November 19-20. Professor White was reappointed to the Advisory Board of the American Bar Association's Central and Eastern European Legal Initiative and serves on the Board of Trustees of Butler University, where he serves as Board Secretary and Chair of the Academic Affairs Committee and the Holcolm Research Institute. The Student Organization for Alumni Relations (SOAR), the Central Indiana Chapter of the IU Alumni Association and the IUPUI Alumni Council co-sponsored the event. Craig, was selected for inclusion in the 2010 Best Trust & Real Estate Lawyers in America.
Class Notes
COX, an attorney at Lewis Wagner, has been invited to become a Litigation Counsel Fellow of the Trial Lawyers Association of America (lCa). Cox was also appointed co-chair of the American Bar Association's Membership Subcommittee of the Professional Liability Litigation Committee, Division of Litigation. ADAMS, a partner at the law firm of Cohen Garelick & Glazier has been selected to serve on the advisory board for the Barrington of Carmel.
03 (right) is pictured with United States Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor at the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute's Public Policy Conference Gala Night, September 16 at the Walter E. Bepko, and Professor María Pabón López talks with members of the MCBA in the Law School of Law. faculty lounge. Ryan Gardner, '04, president of the Marion County Bar Association, talks with Dean Roberts over lunch.
Alumni members of the Marion County Bar Association met at the law school on August 19, 2009, along with Dean Gary R. The school looks forward to implementing the many great ideas generated at this meeting. Joseph also presented to the local Independent Business Owners Group (GooFie) on “Contracts/Memorandums of Understanding/ on Friday, September 11th. engagement letters.".
LL.M. Class Notes
04 (LL.M.), Profesor Ding xiangshun, '07 (LL. . M.), Profesor Antony Page, Dean Gary Roberts, Associate Dean James Nehf, Asistent Dean Claire Grove dhe Profesor Tom Wilson).
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Born November 8, 1952 in Mishawaka, Indiana, she graduated from law school with honors in 1994. District Court, as a senior associate at Locke Reynolds LLP and as an adjunct professor of law at the IU School of Law-Indianapolis. At the time of her death, she was general counsel for the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority and a board member of the Indiana Coalition against Domestic Violence, Indiana Legal Services, Inc.
In 2000, Deb Hepler founded the Protective Order Pro Bono Project of Greater Indianapolis, a project that provides free legal services to victims of domestic violence. In recognition of these efforts, she was honored as Outstanding Alumna of the Year by the law school's Alumnae Network in 2005. Her other awards include the 2005 Chancellor's Community Award for Excellence in Civil Engagement and the 2001 Prelude to Light Award from the Domestic Violence Network of Greater Indianapolis.
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