Development
Law Firm Challenge
standings as of March 19, 2009
The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law challenges alumni in firms with three or more Moritz graduates to participate in the college's Annual Giving Program.
Firms with the top participation percentages and/or in the top five for dollars raised will be publicly acknowledged (see 2007-08 results). Gifts can be designated to the Law Annual Fund or the Leadership Scholarship Initiative.
The 2008-09 Law Firm Challenge, which kicked-off on July 1, 2008, will run to June 30, 2009. The program continues to draw support from alumni around the region.
If your firm is interested in joining the Law Firm Challenge, please contact, Darnell Hines at hines.127@osu.edu or (614) 247-8640.
Giving to the Law Firm Challenge
Law Annual Fund
This is an unrestricted fund that provides funding for student financial aid, faculty support, physical improvements, and innovative programming such as Mentoring and More @ Moritz and the Distinguished Practitioner in Residence. [Give to Law Annual Fund]
Leadership Scholarship Initiative
This program awards full or partial three-year scholarships to high-achieving candidates who demonstrate strong leadership potential. These students will work to realize their leadership potential through specialized coursework, unique experiences, and contact with distinguished practitioners. [Give to Leadership Scholarship Initiative]
Here's what a few Law Firm Challenge participants had to say about participating in the program:
Rebecca M. Owen '05
Faruki Ireland & Cox
Dayton, Ohio
Why should law firms participate in the Law Firm Challenge?
"The program is not a large time commitment and encourages friendly rivalries among law firms and Moritz alumni.As more firms participate the challenge will grow stronger, which will result in more support for the Moritz College of Law."
Stephen E. Chappelear '77
Hahn Loeser + Parks LLP
Columbus
Why should law firms participate in the Law Firm Challenge?
"We need to help make our alma mater the best law school in the land. We all benefit by having great lawyers coming out of the Moritz College of Law."


