Rosen professor of law and co-director of the Hall Center for Law and Health. From 2002 to 2008, he served as a member of the House of Representatives in the Indiana General Assembly.
The Roberts Era
Murray Clark, ‘82, Chose Career Path of
Dick Aikman said, “Dad was very proud to be a graduate of what was then the Indianapolis Division (“Night School”) of Indiana University Law School. The chair will enable the law school to attract a senior academic with a national reputation in the field of tax law.
Black Acre, named after a fictional name for real estate in the legal class, opened in February 2012 and is located in Indianapolis' Irvington neighborhood. He plans to stay with the family business after graduating from law school in December 2013 and taking up the practice of law.
IP Law Updates Center for Intellectual Property Law and Innovation
Center for Intellectual Property Law and Innovation
Intellectual Property and Public Rights of Access
Professor Joshua D. Sarnoff of DePaul Law School; and Professor Kevin E. Collins of Washington University School of Law. On March 21, the Center for Intellectual Property Law and Innovation hosted Michael Weinberg, Vice President of the Institute for Emerging Innovation. TOP) Opening remarks were made by Nicolas Terry, Hall Render Professor of Law and co-director of the Hall Center.
Rosen Professor of Law and co-director of the Hall Center introduced the keynote speaker. ABOVE) Professor Nicolas Terry, co-director of the Hall Center for Law and Health and Hall Render Professor of Law, with Professor Peter Jacobson of the University of Michigan School of Public Health.
Great Lakes Natural
Resource
Governance
Environmental and Natural Resources Law Program
Mark S. Davis, director of the Tulane Institute for Water Law and Policy in New Orleans, addressed the topic. The final presentation of the day, “Prospects for Future Governance,” was presented by Professor Eric Dannenmaier, Director of the Law School's Environmental and Natural Resources Law Program. Prior to his appointment at EPA, McCabe was director of the Indianapolis-based organization Improving Kids' Environments.
McCabe is an experienced leader with unique insight into some of the most challenging and important issues facing our country today,” said Professor Eric Dannenmaier, Director of the Law School's Environmental and Natural Resources Law Program. BELOW) Mark Davis, director of the Tulane Institute for Water Law and Policy in New Orleans, chats with McKinney Law students after a panel discussion.
Inaugural Indiana Eco
Student Summit
The Indiana Law Review takes a detailed look at the financial crisis with the goal of examining the law's role in the cause and solution of the current crisis, and to determine the law's potential to help prevent the next crisis. can be. Following his remarks, he answered questions from ILR Symposium editor Andrea Kochert, organizer of the event. Bayh was the former chairman of the Subcommittee on Security and International Trade and Finance of the US Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs.
Associate Dean Antony Page provided an overview of scholarship on the role of law in causing the crisis, followed by remarks from Professor Arthur Wilmarth, Jr., executive director of the Center for Law, Economics and Finance at the George Washington University School of Law. Symposium editor Andrea Kochert, 13, participated in an open dialogue with keynote speaker Kevin Kabat as part of the April 4 evening program.
Law and the Financial Crisis
Thornburg partner Mark Stuaan talked about criminal and civil enforcement actions in the wake of the crisis. Professor Arthur Wilmarth, Jr., executive director of the Center for Law, Economics and Finance at George Washington University Law School, spoke during the first panel of the day. Pence, '74, was honored as the 2013 Outstanding Alumna of the Year at the 14th annual luncheon presented by the law school's Alumnae Network.
Gordon Gee, president of The Ohio State University, delivered this year's James P. White Lecture on Legal Education on March 26 in the law school's Wynne Courtroom. In 2009, Gee was named by Time magazine as one of the top 10 university presidents in the United States.
Inaugural Diversity &
Alumni Reception
Lambda Law Society hosted a panel of LGBT attorney speakers on Wednesday, April 3, focusing on the hiring process and LGBT diversity in the workplace. Remy, executive vice president and chief legal officer of the NCAA, delivered the keynote address at the reception held in the Pulliam Great Hall at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. OPPOSITE BELOW) Sophomore Dana DeBowles attended the reception. The CLE event was held on February 12 in the Wynne Courtroom, with a reception following in the atrium.
Under the guidance of the Alumni Association Board of Directors, listed at the back of this publication, these 100 men and women. The inaugural Student Organization Awards ceremony was held March 27 in the atrium hosted by the Office of Student Affairs.
Student Organization
Award Honorees Announced
Advisor of the Year
Best New Student Organization
Outstanding Student Leader of the Year
Best Collaboration
The award recognizes the student organization that has made the greatest impact in the IU McKinney community through services, programs and activities. ABOVE) Russell Hollis, (left) 2L, accepted the Student Organization of the Year award from Assistant Dean for Student Affairs Johnny Pryor on behalf of the Black Law Students Association.
Student Organization of the Year
The award recognizes the student organization that has had the greatest impact in the IU McKinney community through service, programs and activities. ABOVE) Russell Hollis, (left) 2L, received the Student Organization of the Year Award on behalf of the Black Law Students Association from Assistant Dean of Student Affairs Johnny Pryor.
Best Service Project
Hartley of the Indianapolis office of Frost Brown Todd has been named to the 2013 edition of Indiana Super Lawyers. Brown of the Indianapolis office of Frost Brown Todd has been named to the 2013 edition of Indiana Super Lawyers. Brookie of the Indianapolis office of Frost Brown Todd has been named to the 2013 edition of Indiana Super Lawyers.
Lansberry of the Indianapolis firm Lewis Wagner LLP has been named to the 2013 edition of Indiana Super Lawyers. Falcon of Frost Brown Todd's Indianapolis office has been named to the 2013 edition of Indiana Super Lawyers. Wilson of Frost Brown Todd's Indianapolis office has been named to the 2013 edition of Indiana Super Lawyers.
Baker, IV of the Indianapolis firm Lewis Wagner LLP has been named to the 2013 edition of Indiana Super Lawyers.
Annual Alumni Outing at
Unger of the Indianapolis-based law firm Bose McKinney & Evans LLP has been named to the 2013 edition of Indiana Super Lawyers – Rising Stars. Heath was appointed to the North Carolina Industrial Commission by North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory. Lee of Indianapolis firm Lewis Wagner LLP has been named to the 2013 edition of Indiana Super Lawyers – Rising Stars.
Pfleging of the Indianapolis firm, Lewis Wagner LLP, has been named to the 2013 edition of Indiana Super Lawyers—Rising Stars. Parish of the Indianapolis firm Lewis Wagner LLP has been named to the 2013 edition of Indiana Super Lawyers—Rising Stars.
Joseph Pettygrove has been named a partner at the law firm of Faegre Baker Daniels in Indianapolis, where he practices employment law and counseling. Heath is currently an attorney at Hedrick Gardner Kincheloe & Garofalo, LLP in Wilmington, NC. Pinegar, a partner of Church, Church, Hittle & Antrim, has been named a 2013 'Rising Star' by Super Lawyers for the third year in a row.
Cohn has joined Life Technologies in Carlsbad, California as in-house corporate counsel, M&A and Integrations. Shelby has joined the Indianapolis office of Frost Brown Todd as a senior associate in the product liability practice group.
Friday, August 16 Cubs vs. Cardinals
Holmes to the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals (Oklahoma City) in August 2013 for a two-year clerkship.
ATTENTION ALUMNI
SAVE THE DATE
Simpkins has joined Benesch's Indianapolis office as a member of the general practice group. LRAP loans are made possible by the fundraising efforts of the McKinney Chapter of Equal Justice Works and other members of our legal community who have contributed generously to the LRAP Endowment. Up to 50% of the LRAP applicant's annual student loan payments (up to a maximum LRAP loan of $5,000) may be awarded to each approved applicant.
Poole, who was president of the Environmental Law Society at IU McKinney while a student, uses her a lot. In addition, she often gets to help volunteer groups plant trees along stream banks, as well as give presentations on some of the most critical environmental issues in her state.
Board of Directors
Martha Hoover, ‘80
Steven “Spike” Karalekas, ‘71
Steven Miller, ‘73
Ex-Officio Members Daniel Vinovich
James Dimos
Kerry Hyatt Blomquist,‘90
Jerry L. Carson ‘72
Robert J. Cooney ‘73
James W. Coomer ‘58
David A. Dedman ‘85
Judge Donald E. Foulke ‘54
Michael J. Kias ‘62
Suzanne C. Klinghammer ‘75
Thomas P. Moriarty ‘69
James P. Quinn ‘69
Ralph E. Randall ‘74
Frank E. Russell ‘51
William B. Scanlon ‘71
Daniel B. Schuetz ‘06
Robert K. Stallwood ‘68
David Michael Wallman ‘77
We have just redone our website to make it more impressive and interactive, and we regularly use various social media outlets to communicate with all our important constituencies, especially our prospective new students. We met, engaged and challenged our alumni across the state and country, and they responded with enthusiasm. Likewise, we increased our development staff and efforts as we dived into the current capital campaign, and once again, the results have been extraordinary.
And of course, a very exciting development was the transformative, one-time gift from Bob McKinney, which will enable the School to adopt its first five nationally renowned endowed chairs in Intellectual Property, Taxation, Environmental Law, Law and Justice. Technology and Health Law, and setting up a huge fund to provide much-needed scholarships that will make the school much more attractive to extremely talented students. But as good as the McKinney School is, as well-located as it is, as successful as its faculty and alumni are, there is still much to do if the school is to reach its full potential.
