Dawn M. Jones (J.D. ’00)
Honored with 2012 Leadership Award by Atlanta Bar Association
PILA Wins with Technology
A Note from PILA Auction Chair Amy Jurden
When I took over as Auction Chair for this year’s 20th Platinum Anniversary Auction my only goal was to find a way to grow the number of opportunities we could make available to students. That meant raising more funds.
We hit the mark: This year… more »
Profile: Cheryl Jester-George
Did you know that Director of Admissions Cheryl Jester-George has worked with the College of Law since the very beginning? She has helped shape and further the course of the College by applying her leadership and vision to the task of recruiting and admitting exceptional legal scholars.
In addition to her significant history with the… more »
Faculty Award Winners
Atlanta—Dean Steven Kaminshine presented two faculty members with awards in recognition of impressive accomplishment in writing and teaching during a gathering on Thursday afternoon. Associate Professor of Law Russell D. Covey will receive the Patricia T. Morgan Award for Outstanding Faculty Scholarship, and Professor of Law Paul S. Milich has been chosen for… more »
Georgia State Law on Most Popular List
Georgia State University’s College of Law has earned a spot on the list of the 10 most popular law schools from the U.S. News and World Report. Based on its admissions yield rate – the percentage of accepted students that ultimately enroll at a school – GSU Law ranked No. 6 most popular… more »
Shaun C. Willie (J.D. ’97)
Promoted to Senior Counsel
Patrick H. Ouzts (J.D. ’08)
Patrick has joined the firm Brock, Clay, Calhoun, & Rogers, specializing in labor and employment litigation.
Anne-Marie (Motto) Shipe (J.D. ’02)
Was elected partner at Bovis, Kyle & Burch, LLC
Jason Ingraham (J.D. ’04)
Opened The Ingraham Law Firm, LLC
Juergensmeyer Co-Writes TDR Handbook
ATLANTA – Georgia State University College of Law Professor Julian Conrad Juergensmeyer has co-written the first handbook on the Transfer of Development Rights programs.
TDR programs are an innovative planning tool, enabling the preservation of open spaces, historical sites or buildings, and farmland by shifting the development rights on those parcels to other parcels… more »
