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News and Events UDSL Holds a Red Mass for Dayton-Area Legal Professionals The UD School of Law and Catholic judges of the Dayton area will celebrate a Red Mass at 5 p.m. Saturday, September 22, at UD’s Immaculate Conception Chapel. The Rev. Chris Wittmann, S.M., director of UD Campus Ministry, will celebrate the Mass, which is open to the public. Read this story Teams Forming Now for Dean’s Classic 2007 The Dean’s Classic Softball Tournament and the 18th Annual Honorable Carl D. Kessler Scholarship Golf Tournament are the weekend of September 28, 2007, but alumni, students, and faculty should start forming teams now to enter to compete in this year’s play. Read this story UDSL Alumna Heads to D.C. as Air Force Judge
Read this story UDSL Professor Models Service as President of the Board at The Other Place The Other Place, Dayton’s only day shelter for the homeless, has moved locations three times, knocked down walls, remodeled, expanded, and opened a separate space for administrative offices, but still the homeless who use its services are outpacing its expansion. For Richard Saphire, UDSL professor and president of the board of directors at The Other Place, this growth is bad and good, representing both the increasing numbers of homeless on our streets and the increasing attention and support organizations like The Other Place are receiving. Read this story Spotlight on Externships: Phil Cornelius A chance meeting in the law library turned into a summer externship for UDSL student Phil Cornelius, which then turned into much more than an opportunity to practice professional lawyering skills - it developed into an offer for a job after he graduates this spring. His future employer, McNamee & McNamee, PLL, boasts that its attorneys bring unique backgrounds to their practice, and Cornelius says it was his prior experience in business and tax fields that made him a good fit with the firm. Read this story UDSL Welcomes New Faculty and Staff for the 07-08 Year The School of Law is pleased to announce the addition of four new members to its faculty and staff and the return of one of last year’s most popular visiting professors. They are an enthusiastic and dedicated group who will add significant energy and strength to the community. They are passionate about providing an excellent education for UDSL students and making a mark in their scholarly fields. Read this story UDSL Celebrates 10 Recent Faculty and Staff Additions Over the last few years, the School of Law has been fortunate to add 10 outstanding professionals its faculty and staff. This talented group includes six full-time professors, an adjunct professional practitioner in residence, two directors for the new externship program, and a new executive director of the Program in Law and Technology. Please enjoy reading more about them in the recently published ‘new faculty’ brochure. Read this story |
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Brief Mentions 
Dean Lisa Kloppenberg, David Simmons (UDSL c/o '07), and Ashley Wood (UDSL c/o '08) pose for a photo with Southern Poverty Law Center Co-founder Morris Dees after hearing him speak to a small group in Judge Froelich's chambers in May. Don’t forget to fill out and send in the recently-mailed Alumni Survey. In addition to helping UDSL improve its programming and communications, you will also receive a $5 coupon to use at the UD bookstore. The fall semester at UDSL began August, 27. Welcome, new students! At the August ABA meeting in San Francisco Dean Lisa Kloppenberg moderated a panel for the Section on Legal Education on two recent reports calling for fundamental change in legal education. The next Prospective Student Law Day will be held at Keller Hall on Saturday, September 22, 2007. The program will include information on taking the LSAT, financial aid, and a tour of the facilities. Call the Office of Admissions at 937-229-3555 for more information. Professor Vernellia Randall has been selected as a Haywood Burns/Shanara Gilbert Awardee at the upcoming Northeast People of Color [NEPOC] Legal Scholarship Conference being held at the Southern New England School of Law from September 14-15, 2007. UDSL alumna Joanne (Jocha) Ervin (c/o 1991) passed away after a brief illness on August 4, 2007 at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton. She ran a successful law practice with a certification in labor and employment law in the Dayton area for 15 years, taught at UDSL as an adjunct professor, and was also a faculty member at Wright State University. Joanne was a member of many law organizations including the American Bar Association, the Ohio Bar Association, and the Dayton Bar Association, also serving in the D.B.A. Inn of Court. |
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© 2007 University of Dayton School of Law
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