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- OCU LAW Alumnus Appointed Honorary Slovakian Consul to the State of Texas
- On February 1, 2010, OCU LAW alumnus Martin Valko ‘02 was appointed by the Government of the Slovak Republic as its Honorary Consul to the State of Texas, his consular district. He will be [read more]
- Professor Danne Johnson Elected To Leadership of AALS Section on Women in Legal Education
- At the American Association of Law Schools Annual Meeting in January, Associate Professor of Law Danne Johnson was elected Chair-Elect for the Section on Women in Legal Education. Professor [read more]
- OCU LAW Alumnus Named President and CEO of the State Chamber of Oklahoma
- OCU LAW alumnus Fred Morgan ‘80 has been named President and CEO of the State Chamber of Oklahoma, one of Oklahoma’s largest business lobbying organizations. He will assume the [read more]
- U.S. Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals to Hear Arguments in the Homsey Family Moot Courtroom at OCU LAW Feb. 10.
- Next week the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit will hear arguments in the Homsey Family Moot Courtroom. OCU students, faculty and staff are invited to attend the sessions, which begin at 9 [read more]
- New York Times Covers OCU LAW’s Potential Downtown Move
- A New York Times feature story this week about downtown Oklahoma City’s continuing development boom included coverage on plans to move OCU LAW downtown: Oklahoma City University is moving its [read more]
- Dean Hellman to Moderate Upcoming ABA Panel
- OCU LAW Dean Lawrence K. Hellman will moderate a panel discussion at the upcoming Mid-Year Meeting of the American Bar Association to be held in Orlando in early February. The panel discussion will [read more]
- OCU LAW Alumnus Honored By The State of North Carolina
- OCU LAW alumnus R. Lee Myers ‘76 received the Order of the Long Leaf Pine, one of the highest civilian honors conferred by the state of North Carolina. Myers has served for 18 years as mayor of [read more]
- WATCH NOW: “Why I Teach” With Prof. Michael Mitchelson
- The third episode of our "Why I Teach" video series, which profiles members of the OCU LAW faculty, features Michael Mitchelson, Clinical Instructor of Law and Director of OCU LAW’s [read more]
- Judge Neil M. Gorsuch of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit is OCU LAW’s 2010 McAfee & Taft Jurist-in-Residence
- In 2008 OCU LAW partnered with Oklahoma City firm McAfee & Taft to create the McAfee & Taft Jurist-in-Residence program, which brings respected members of the bench to the OCU LAW [read more]
- WATCH NOW: December 2009 Graduation
- On December 19, 2009, OCU LAW awarded the juris doctor to its graduating class of December 2009. Delivering the commencement address was incoming Oklahoma Bar Association President Allen M. Smallwood. [read more]
- Native American Wills Clinic Begins Operation
- The Jodi Marquette American Indian Wills Clinic at OCU LAW will begin accepting clients for estate planning services later this month. Through this new clinic, OCU LAW students working under the [read more]
- WATCH NOW: 2009 Year in Review
- (Either JavaScript is not active or you are using an old version of Adobe Flash Player. Please install the newest Flash Player.) As OCU LAW finishes another calendar year and looks toward the future, [read more]
- OCU LAW Alumnus Todd Lamb Interviewed by National Public Radio
- National Public Radio’s "All Things Considered" on Dec. 17 aired a story on Oklahoma’s new abortion law that requires any woman seeking an abortion to answer a survey of personal [read more]
- OCU LAW Adjunct Faculty Member Quoted in Coverage of False Confession in Murder Case
- The tragic murder of an Edmond, Oklahoma homeless man known as "Bicycle Bob" has sparked intense local media coverage this week — with a false confession leading to charges being [read more]
