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December, 2005
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| For Steve Jemison '75, Working Around the World Has Made Life Richer |
"It's really different to be back," Steve says – an understatement for this seasoned world traveler. Previously stationed in Switzerland with Procter & Gamble and now tackling the job of Corporate Secretary at P&G's headquarters in Cincinnati, Steve Jemison '75 recounts for us his whirlwind tour in supervising the company's legal work in Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Learn more about his adventures... |
| E. O'Brien Kelley '94: Full-Time Litigator, Part-Time Film Producer |
 Big city corporate lawyer by day, movie producer schmoozing with the stars at night. It's all in a day's work for O'Brien Kelley. A product liability attorney, he represents major drug companies in litigation concerning pharmaceuticals and medical devices. After hours, he has managed to turn his love of movies into a burgeoning film production venture. (Learn More) |
| Mimi Dane '89: "Paying Forward" by Helping Others Pay Back |
 As
a student, Philomena "Mimi" Dane and her classmates were troubled
by the fact that economic factors discouraged many from choosing public
interest law as a full-time profession, a concern shared by the faculty
and college administration. Together, they sowed the seeds for the
Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP), which helps Moritz graduates
bring quality legal assistance to those who need it most. (Learn
More) |
| W. David Jamieson '69: Variety is the Spice of Canadian Life |
 Chances are you have run into some of W. David Jamieson's work, though you probably didn't realize it. This 1969 Moritz graduate has had a hand in the French fries you eat at fast food restaurants, and the tissues you use for your stuffy nose. That's just the tip of the iceberg. In his role as executive vice president of Canadian-based J.D. Irving Limited, his work is so varied that the term "business as usual" simply can't be applied. (Learn
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| Dean Frank Beytagh Honored for Years of Dedication and Service to Moritz Law |
 This fall, Dean Nancy Rogers created the Founder's Award to commemorate the physical and intellectual legacy of former Dean Francis X. Beytagh. The award is reserved for those individuals who make a significant and extraordinary contribution to the College. Those who came to honor Dean Beytagh brought stories and special memories of his tenure as dean of the College from 1985 to 1993. (Learn
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| JDR Symposium Focuses on Resolving Identity-Based Conflict |
 On January 26, 2006, interdisciplinary scholars from around the world will convene in Columbus, Ohio to participate in a symposium entitled "Listening to the World: New Ideas for Resolving Identity-Based Conflict." The symposium will explore the dilemma faced by society when traditional mechanisms such as courts, administrative agencies, and political processes leave significant conflicts related to race, ethnicity, religion, and class unaddressed. The event is hosted by the Ohio State Journal on Dispute Resolution in collaboration with a new research initiative entitled "The Bridge Initiative @ Mershon and Moritz: New Ideas for Bridging Divided Communities." (Learn More) |
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