Upcoming Alumni Events
SBA Golf Outing - Sept 06, 2008Sept 6
Flagg Springs Golf Course in California, Kentucky
The 7th Annual Student Bar Association Golf Outing will take place on Saturday, September 6, 2008, at Flagg Springs Golf Course in California, Kentucky. The event will be a four person scramble with prizes going to the first, second, and third place teams. A meal will take place following the event.
Golf Outing Prices:
$50 per Chase Student
$55 per NKBA Member or Alumnus
$60 per person
The price includes green fees, cart, food and more.
For further information or to sign up, please contact Andrew Vandiver at vandivera1@nku.edu.
Contact: Andrew Vandiver
Email: vandivera1@nku.edu
Oct 4
8:30a-12:30p Cincinnati Marriott at River Center in Covington, Kentucky
The Northern Kentucky Law Review of the Chase College of Law is sponsoring a symposium, Lincoln, the Lawyer on Saturday, October 4, 2008 at the Cincinnati Marriott at River Center in Covington, Kentucky. The symposium is free. Attendees may receive 3 CLE credits (Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana).
The schedule of events is:
8:30 am 8:50 am Breakfast & Registration
8:50 am 9:05 am Introduction : members of the Law Review Editorial Board
9:05 am 9:35am Roger Billings, Professor of Law, Salmon P. Chase College of Law
Topic: Lincoln's Ethics
9:35 am 10:05 am Christopher Schnell, Assistant Editor, The Papers of Abraham Lincoln
Topic: Lincoln's Kentucky Clients
10:05 10:25 am Question & Answer Session with
Professor Billings and Christopher Schnell
10:25 am 10:40 am Break
10:40 am 11:20 am Mark Steiner , Professor of Law, South Texas College of Law
Topic: Lincoln's Career as a Lawyer
11:20 am 12:00 pm Frank Williams , Chief Justice, Rhode Island Supreme Court
Topic: Lincoln and Leadership
12:00 pm 12.20 pm Question & Answer Session with Professor Steiner and Justice Williams
12.20 pm 12.30 pm Closing Remarks : members of the Law Review Editorial Board
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Professor Billings at billingsr@nku.edu.
Contact: Prof. Roger Billings 859.572.5351
Email: billingsr@nku.edu
Oct 24
2:30p-6:30p Student Union, Ballroom A (Room 107)
Program Description Summary:
This program will examine recent changes in Kentucky juvenile law, the impact of diversion programs for juveniles in the justice system, new collaborative efforts to improve the juvenile justice system, and the role of law related education for at-risk youth. A new pro bono initiative- the Chase Street Law Program, a collaboration of NKU Chase, AOC Juvenile Services Diversion Program, and the Kentucky Bar Foundation-will be introduced.
This is a *free* CLE program (approval pending), offering two (2) credits in OH, KY, IN.
Program Outline
*2:30 pm 2:50 pm Registration
*2:50 pm 3:00 pm
~Introduction,
Molly T. Tami
Director, Chase Pro Bono Service Program
Acting Associate Dean for Student Affairs
~Welcoming Remarks,
Dennis R. Honabach
Dean, NKU Chase College of Law
Todd S. Horstmeyer,
Executive Director, Kentucky Bar Foundation
*3:00 pm 3:30 pm Juvenile Law Update: Recent Changes in Kentucky Law (30 min)
Cameron J. Blau
Assistant County Attorney,
Campbell County Attorney's Office
*3:30 4:00 pm New Concepts in Juvenile Justice (30 min)
Judge Karen Thomas
District Judge, Campbell County
*4:00-4:30 pm The Courts' Role in the Juvenile Justice System (30 min)
Patrick Yewell
Executive Officer, Department of Juvenile Services,
Kentucky Administrative Office of the Courts
*4:30-5:00 Street Law: Law Related Education at is Best! (30 min)
Rachel Bingham
Manager, Department of Juvenile Services,
Kentucky Administrative Office of the Courts
*5:00 pm 6:30 pm Reception
Contact: Bonnie Osborne 859-572-5383
Email: osborney1@nku.edu
Nov 5
6:30p BEP 200 / Eva Farris Auditorium
NKU Chase Center for Excellence in Advocacy welcomes Practitioner Greg Harrison, partner at Dinsmore & Shohl LLP. Mr. Harrison and Chase Professor Jennifer Kreder will discuss recent developments in the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and common law concerning discovery of electronically stored information. Students are encouraged to attend!
Contact: Prof. Jennifer Anglim Kreder 859-572-5889
Email: krederj1@nku.edu
