EVENTS
Final day to withdraw from Summer II Concentrated Session courses without the professor’s consent
Thursday, July 2
Tuesday, July 14
Thursday, July 16 - Tuesday, July 21
Saturday, August 8
VIDEO
NEWS
- OCU LAW News Podcast - June 2009
- In this month’s episode of the podcast, we talk to Professor Andrew Spiropoulos, who is the head of OCU LAW’s Center for the Study of State Constitutional Law and Government. Professor [read more]
- Elder Law Association Making A Difference In The Lives of Area Seniors
- Some OCU LAW students recently formed a new student organization to help underprivileged senior citizens make important decisions about their personal legal matters. The OCU LAW Elder Law Association [read more]
- OCU LAW Alumna Appointed Vice President of Credit Union Association of Oklahoma
- The Credit Union Association of Oklahoma has appointed OCU LAW Alumna Carol Rolke ‘03 as its new vice president of political and regulatory affairs. She will lead the association’s [read more]
- OCU LAW Alumnus Pickens Remembered By His Community
- Former Garfield County district judge and 1961 OCU LAW alumnus Richard Pickens died Sunday, June 28, after a brief illness. He was 79. Pickens served as Garfield County district judge from 1981-1982, [read more]
- Oklahoma City University Law Review Issue 34.1 Available Now
- Oklahoma City University Law Review volume 34 Number 1 is available now. Issues can be picked up for free in the bins located outside the student lounge in Sarkeys Law Center and in the law [read more]
- OCU LAW Alumnus Moderates Panel For Automotive Finance Industry Executives
- OCU LAW alumnus Eric L. Johnson ‘94, recently moderated the legal committee panel at the National Automotive Finance Association’s national Non-Prime Auto Financing Conference in Ft. [read more]
- OCU LAW Alumna Appointed Vice Chancellor for Administration of Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education
- Last week the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education approved the appointment of OCU LAW alumna Raquel Schmitz ‘99 as the vice chancellor for administration. Schmitz will be responsible for [read more]
- Summer Salad Lunch Gives Staff, Faculty A Chance to Connect
- Left to right, Carol North, Deborah Tussey, Heather Daniell, Bill Conger, Dawn Grooms, Debbie Boles, Gayla DiGiusti, Laurie Jones, Nathan Gunter, Gina Rowsam and Damon Gardenhire. OCU LAW staff and [read more]
- OCU LAW Student Named Principal of Norman North High School
- At Monday night’s regular meeting of the Norman Board of Education, second-year evening law student Bryan Young was named the new principal of Norman North High School. Young has been with [read more]
- Jason Brinkley ‘08 Sworn in as Cooke County Judge in Texas
- Jason Brinkley, a May 2008 graduate of OCU LAW, was the youngest applicant for a Justice of the Peace position in Cooke County, Texas. Today, he was sworn into the position. Licensed to practice law [read more]
- WATCH NOW: IBR Help Is On The Way!
- One of the most pressing concerns affecting law students and recent law graduates is student loan debt. Starting July 1, 2009, Income Based Repayment, or IBR, will help ease the student loan burden [read more]
- Professor O’Shea On Oklahoma Ten Commandments Case
- Freedom of religious expression on public property has always been a thorny First Amendment issue, and a new Ten Commandments display in the town of Stigler, Okla., has drawn national attention. Last [read more]
- Professor Marc Blitz Blogs About Rock Lyrics and Philosophy
- OCU LAW Professor Marc Blitz recently completed a guest-blogging stint at Prawfsblog, a popular blog "about a variety of topics related to law and life." For one of his final entries, Blitz [read more]
- Professor Andrew Spiropoulos Talks Ten Commandments Case With Oklahoma News Report Tonight
- OCU LAW Professor Andrew Spiropoulos, who also is Director of the Center for the Study of State Constitutional Law and Government, will appear on the Oklahoma News Report tonight. Professor [read more]
