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June/July, 2006
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| Jo Ann and Mike '77 Carpenter Endow Full-Tuition Scholarship |
 Like so many futures, Mike Carpenter's was launched in the office of associate dean emeritus for student affairs, Jack Henderson. It was on that day in 1974 that Dean Henderson and a young, aspiring law student of modest means from a small town in West Virginia came to an understanding. The student would attend The Ohio State University College of Law and the college would provide him a scholarship to do so. Thirty years later, the agreement reached that day is launching a new generation of opportunity through the creation of the Jo Ann and Mike Carpenter full-tuition scholarship. (Learn More) |
| Graham and Reese Challenge Fellow Alumni |
| In a groundbreaking effort, 1952 classmates Jim Graham and Gib Reese have issued a challenge to fellow alumni to support the Law Annual Fund of The Ohio State University. And they are putting their money where their mouths are. (Learn More) |
| Donald Simon '95 - Saving the Planet by Greening Business |
 Donald Simon '95 has been passionate about the environment since he was a young boy. As a high school student Donald became active in the environmental movement and today is a partner at the nation's first law firm to gain third-party certification recognizing its internal environmental sustainability efforts. (Learn
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| Ray Persons Returns to Ohio State to Deliver Law Hooding Address |
 Ray Persons '78, the recipient of the 2005-2006 Distinguished Alumnus Award from the Moritz College of Law Alumni Society, was the speaker during the annual Moritz College of Law Hooding Ceremony on May 12 at Mershon Auditorium on the campus of The Ohio State University. (Learn
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| Distinguished Practitioners in Residence Program |
| The Distinguished Practitioners in Residence Program in Business Law received a warm reception this year at Moritz. Students were offered the opportunity to take a one-credit, concentrated business course from five distinguished practitioners. In addition, each practitioner was a guest speaker at one of the Mentoring and More @ Moritz luncheon programs. (Learn More) |
| For the Love of the Game (Baseball, That Is): Professor Alan Michaels |
 The "Boys of Summer" are back, but for many a baseball fan, talking about today's incarnation of America's pastime does not occur without dwelling on the black clouds that hang over the summer sport. For Moritz Professor Alan Michaels, a lifelong fan who formerly worked within the sport, baseball has a foundation that will carry it through this rough time. (Learn
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| Former Dean, Retiring Professor Known for Personal Touch in Classroom |
 When James Robenalt went to his torts class for the first time, his professor, James Meeks, instantly impressed him. Robenalt, now a rising third-year law student at Moritz, is just one of the many students who appreciate how much Meeks cares about his students. Over the years, Meeks has affected and influenced generations of students, which is why students, faculty, and staff are sad to see him retire after spending 28 years at Moritz.
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