The philanthropic support from alumni and friends of the law school helped achieve this success. Students hard at work (above) and an exterior view (right) of the law school during the 1970s.
Hall Render Gift
Hall Render partners made the $200,000 gift to the law school's $12 million IMPACT campaign to benefit William S. Hall—along with Render, Thompson and dozens of other attorneys at the firm—is grateful for the law school's commitment to providing an evening program.
Family and Law
Roberts, Mark Roesler, '82, and John Schaibley, director of the law school's IP Center, are shown at the headquarters of CMG Worldwide. I am pleased that the law school is being recognized in emerging areas of the law," such as intellectual property law, Roesler says.
TWENTY-NINE YEARS AFTER HIS OWN GRADUATION FROM LAW SCHOOL, Mark Roesler
Gray Professor of Law and founding director of the school's program in international human rights law. She was honored as Outstanding Alumna of the Year by the law school's Alumnae Network in 2007.
Bette Dodd, ‘83 and Women’s Caucus
She has also represented municipalities in territorial disputes, including appeals to the Indiana Court of Appeals and the Indiana Supreme Court. She is an active member of the community and serves as a Fellow of the Indianapolis Bar Association; Chairman of the Government Practice Section of the Indiana State Bar Association, and past chairman of the Utility Law Section, Electricity Division and Utility Services/Consumer Division of the Utility Law Section. She is a member of the American Bar Association, the National Association of Bond Lawyers and the Indiana Municipal Lawyers Association.
Vice Dean Paul Cox presented Kim Jewell, 3L evening student and current student body president, with a plaque. The Alumnae Network, which sponsors the Outstanding Alumna of the Year event, is a forum for female graduates to connect with each other, current students and the legal community. For more information about the Alumnae Network or to nominate someone for the Outstanding Alumna of the Year Award, please contact Angela Rager, '99 at [email protected].
Center: Women's Caucus Chair Kim Jewell, 3L evening student, accepted a special student group award presented by Dean Cox.
Outstanding Alumna of the Year
Ida Coleman Lamberti, '92, received a Pro Bono Service Award from the law school and the Heartland Pro Bono Council for her work in the community. The reception in the Conour Atrium featured keynote speaker Chuck Dunlap, '96, Executive Director of the Indiana Bar Foundation. Middle: Ida Coleman Lamberti, '92, received a Pro Bono Service Award from the law school and the Heartland Pro Bono Council for her work in the community.
Special recognition was given to students who are active or retired members of the military, in honor of Veterans Day. Law School alumnus and adjunct professor, John Krauss, ’76, presented the school with a color photo he took of the courtroom of the Indiana Supreme Court. No other state supreme court in the country heard cases for this length of time in the same location.
On February 8, the Indiana Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Putnam County Sheriff v.
At the Indiana Law Review Symposium on April 1, speakers and panelists examined counterfactuals in constitutional history—the “what ifs” or “turning points” in constitutional law. What if the Founders had not constitutionalized the privilege of the writ of Habeas Corpus? by Amanda Tyler, George Washington University Law School, and “What if Kelo had gone the other way?” by Ilya Somin, George Mason University School of Law. Judicial Supremacy,” by Alison LaCroix, University of Chicago; “What if the slaughterhouse had been decided differently?” by Kim Roosevelt, University of Pennsylvania Law School; “What If Daniel Ellsberg Hadn't Worried?” by Heidi Kitrosser, University of Minnesota School of Law School, and “What If Chief Justice Fred Vinson Hadn't Died in 1953?” by Carlton Larson, University of California, Davis.
2– Professor Ilya Somin from George Mason University School of Law spoke about "What if Kelo had gone the other way?". Cutting the Fuse: Moving Beyond the War on Terror.” Pape, a professor of political science at the University of Chicago, is the author of Cutting the Fuse, a book that offers a wealth of new knowledge about the origins of suicide terrorism and strategies to stop it. Professor Robert Pape, of the University of Chicago, spoke in the Wynne courtroom on March 3 on "Cutting the Fuse: Moving Beyond the War on Terror".
A crowd of students, faculty and alumni from the law school and the IU School of Public and Environmental Affairs, along with alumni from the University of Chicago, attended the event.
Annual Alumni Outing at
Saturday, July 16 Cubs vs. Marlins
ATTENTION ALUMNI
SAVE THE DATE
From home appliances and computers to heating systems and the vehicles we use to travel and transport materials and products, we need energy sources to generate power and support our lives and economy. And the price we pay enriches foreign powers that don't always share American interests. But energy is not a problem that can be tackled by the federal government acting alone.
Challenges and Opportunities for the Midwest,” was co-hosted by the IU Law – Indianapolis Environmental Policy Forum and Richard G. The symposium began with a discussion of national energy security issues and an assessment of how these issues impact Midwestern states. This initial discussion was followed by panels on transit and the electric grid, highlighting specific opportunities and innovations in these two key energy policy areas.
Lugar Center for Renewable Energy på Purdue School of Engineering and Technology ved IUPUI; Professor Eric Dannenmaier, formand for.
National
State and local governments and their citizens have a unique responsibility to shape their energy policy in a.
Energy Security
1– David Catarious, research director for the Energy and Climate Program of The Pew Environment Group of The Pew Charitable Trusts, spoke about energy security and the Midwest. 3– Gregory Dunn, '89, chatted with Jesse Kharbanda of the Hoosier Environmental Council and Kevin Brubaker of the Environmental Law and Policy Center. Catarious, Director of Research, Energy and Climate Program, Pew Environment Group of The Pew Charitable Trusts;.
Students from the Faculty of Law's Environmental Law Society and the Energy Law Association helped coordinate the event. Bottom left: The evening's honorees were (left to right) Gil Holmes, '99, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union-Indiana; esteemed School of Law hosts several luncheons each year that bring together students, faculty, administrators, and members of the legal community to discuss the School and issues of interest to the profession.
1– Professor Andy Klein, recipient of the Black Cane Award, attended the Barrister's Ball with his wife Diane Schussel.
AN IDEA STARTED BY ALUMNA STEPHENIE JOCHAM ‘01, CAME TO FRUITION ON SATURDAY,
Ladies of the jury, the evidence will make it clear that Ms. Pig tried to me. harming Wolf so that she could eat her. I really thank all the people who were involved in this celebration, and we had a very nice evening." Marsh made his first oral argument before the United States Supreme Court in the case of Marcus Sykes v.
In her role as a faculty member on the Indiana Commission on Higher Education, Clinical Associate Professor of Law Cynthia Baker hosted a faculty leadership conference on behalf of the Commission on April 29, 2011. BepkO authored a tribute to retired Judge Indiana Supreme Court Justice Theodore Boehm will be published in the spring issue of the Indiana Law Journal. In addition, he attended the board meeting of the Lumina Foundation for Education in San Francisco, March 22-25.
BravO participated in the symposium, Sovereignty in Today's World, organized by the Journal of International Law of the Michigan State University College of Law.
Faculty News
Professor Bravo discussed her research on human trafficking and the transatlantic slave trade at the University at Buffalo (SUNY) School of Law on March 10. On March 18 she presented "The End of the Age of Consent" at the Adolescents in Society Conference at Brooklyn Law School in Brooklyn, New York. Grimes Professor of Law and Director of the Center for International and Comparative Law, opened a new academic year at the Faculty of Law LL.M.
On February 26, Professor Orentlicher presented a paper at the Boston University School of Law for the 2011 Symposium of the American Journal of Law and Medicine. On April 14, Professor Orentlicher presented a talk in the Faculty Speaker Series at the University of Iowa College of Law. The students chose her to be a "hooder" at the 2011 commencement ceremony; the Executive Committee of the Law School chose her.
Professor Wilson's PEAR comes after he was appointed Neil MacCormick Fellow at the University of Edinburgh Law School.
Class Notes
COx, of Lewis Wagner, LLP, has been selected by her peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America 2011. CrawfOrd, of Lewis Wagner, LLP, has been named a Rising Star by Indiana Super Lawyers magazine. He has been chief of staff and chief legal counsel for the Indiana Senate since 2007.
CassMan of Lewis Wagner, LLP has been named by Indiana Super Lawyers magazine as a Rising Star and has been named Chair of the Litigation Section of the Indianapolis Bar Association. Max Fiester has become a partner at Rudolph, Fine, Porter and Johnson, LLP, and has been selected to the 2011 Rising Stars list by Indiana Super Lawyers. Jeff PrestOn has been hired to serve as a Criminal Division Assistant in the United States Attorney for the United States.
JereMy stephensOn was named to the "Forty under 40" list by the Indianapolis Business Journal.
Distinguished Barristers
Derelle Watson-Duvall ‘78 Up & Coming Lawyers
Miller was elected as a new shareholder in the Nashville office of Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC. He focuses his practice on trademarks, trade dress, right of publicity, copyright, patents and false advertising litigation. The firm focuses its practice on consumer bankruptcies and insolvency, estate planning, inheritance law and civil mediation.
Jennifer tudOr has joined Barnes & Thornburg, LLP's Fort Wayne office as a staff attorney in the firm's legal department. The Indianapolis Business Journal named five Indiana University School of Law - Indianapolis alumni to its "Forty Under 40" list this year. The law school is proud to recognize our alumni who were selected by Indiana Lawyer for the "Leadership in Law" issue.
JOE DEAN BOOKER ‘64 November 13, 2010
GORDON REED COOPER ‘57 November 26, 2010
CHARLES LAMONT HALL ‘97 December 7, 2010
JOHN O’CONNOR MOSS ‘61 December 26, 2010
TERRANCE WAYNE RICHMOND ‘73 December 19, 2010
ROBERT EUGENE TROUT ‘75 May 28, 2009
JOE NED VAN VALER ‘63 January 16, 2011
JOHN CLIFFORD WALBURN ‘91 November 12, 2010
ANNA C. DILLON
MERRILL MOORES, ‘53
Board of Visitors 2011-2012
JAMES M. BARKLEY
FRANKLIN E. BRECKENRIDGE, SR
RICHARD W. FIELDS
MICHAEL D. FREEBORN Partner
KRISTIN G. FRUEHWALD Partner
ROBERT T. GRAND Managing Partner
LACY M. JOHNSON Partner
STEVEN “SPIKE” KARALEKAS Senior Consultant
JOHN F. KAUTZMAN Partner
HONORABLE JANE E. MAGNUS-STINSON Federal Judge
S. District Court
PAUL S. MANNWEILER Principal
BARRY L. MEADOW
STEVEN MILLER Chief Executive Officer
WILLIAM R. NEALE Partner
LINDA L. PENCE Partner
JOHN C. RENDER, JR
MARK A. ROESLER
WILLIAM B. STEPHAN
JOHN R. TALLEY President
JOHN C. TRIMBLE Managing Partner
GREGORY J. UTKEN Partner
MICHAEL W. WELLS President
EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS C. ERIK CHICKEDANTZ
JULIE ROE LACH President
JEFFRY A. LIND President
MICHAEL J. HEBENSTREIT President
HONORABLE RANDALL T. SHEPARD Chief Justice
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE
Alumni Association Board of Directors 2011-2012
JULY 16, 2011
Annual Alumni Outing at Wrigley Field Cubs vs. Marlins
SEPTEMBER 13, 2011
2011 James P. White Lecture on Legal Education
A Conversation with Judith Kaye”
OCTOBER 11, 2011
Annual Continuing Legal Education Program
Health Law Developments and Trends”
OCTOBER 27, 2011
Counterterrorism Simulation Workshop Keynote Lecture
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