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Law School Leadership

Marcus Cole appointed ND Law's next dean
G. Marcus Cole, a professor of law at Stanford University, will be Notre Dame Law School's next dean. His term as dean begins July 1.

"I've always had a lifelong love for Notre Dame and what it stands for," Cole said in a recent news article. "It was someplace I always wanted to be."

Cole will succeed Dean Nell Jessup Newton, who has led Notre Dame Law School since 2009. She will remain a member of the Law School's faculty after her deanship ends.
Read about Marcus Cole

150 Years of ND Law

 

Celebrate ND Law's sesquicentennial


The first law class at Notre Dame was held on February 1, 1869 — which means Friday is the Law School's 150th birthday.

The Law School community will celebrate this milestone throughout 2019, but the big celebration will be during this year's Law School Homecoming Weekend.

This year's Homecoming will be the weekend of September 28, when the Fighting Irish host Virginia. Save the date and plan to join us for the party!

Alumni Spotlight

Kym Worthy
Worthy '84 J.D. — "the toughest woman in Detroit " — was featured in the HBO documentary I Am Evidence. Read more.

Alumni Spotlight

Michael Seng
Seng '64, '67 J.D. received an honorary doctorate from Masaryk University in the Czech Republic. Read more.

ND Law Association

Seeking nominations for board members


The Notre Dame Law Association Board of Directors is accepting nominations for alumni representatives to fill for 2019-2020 in the following regions.
  • Region 6: Illinois (excluding Cook County) and northwest Indiana
  • Region 11: Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, northern Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Vermont
  • At Large: An alumna or alumnus who has been out of law school for 10 years or less.
Submit a nomination here on the NDLA website. Nominations must be received no later than Thursday, February 28, 2019.

Visit law.nd.edu/ndla for more information. You may also contact Law Alumni Program Manager Tammye Raster at traster@nd.edu and 574-631-6891.

Student News

3L Cameasha Turner speaks on MLK panel


Cameasha Turner, a third-year student at Notre Dame Law School, served as a panelist at the University's Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Luncheon on Jan. 21. Read the story.

Alumni Magazine

ND Lawyer focuses on growth of IP law


Law School alumni should have received the 2018 issue of Notre Dame Lawyer in the mail in December.

You can also read the magazine online at issuu.com/notredamelaw.

If you did not receive a copy and would like to be added to the magazine's mailing list, please email kallen@nd.edu.

Alumni Notes

Carl Eiberger


Carl F. Eiberger Jr. '52, '54 J.D., of the Denver area, was honored recently by Marquis Who's Who with a Lifetime Achievement Award for Law. Read more.

Julie Veldman Harris


Barnes & Thornburg recently announced that Julie Veldman Harris '11 J.D. was elected partner in the firm's Columbus, Ohio, office. Read more.

Jason Boehmig


Jason Boehmig '12 J.D. is the co-founder and CEO of Ironclad, a Silicon Valley tech company that recently raised $23 million in a Series B round. Read more.

Katherine
Kirkpatrick Bos


Katherine Kirkpatrick Bos '09 J.D. was promoted to partner in King & Spalding's Chicago office. Read more.

Brian Salvi


Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard, P.C. announced that Brian L. Salvi '09, '13 J.D. was promoted to partner. The firm is based in Chicago. Read more.
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