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Beloved mentor and law school benefactor Art Zief BA ’41, JD ’47, died July 25. Zief transformed the law school with his support of the law library and student scholarships. |
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Summer Programs Circle the Globe
Approximately 135 students participated in USF School of Law international study and internship programs this summer, exploring topics such as human rights, transnational labor regulations, intellectual property law, and climate change.
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Professor’s Legislation Helps IRS Collect
People who cheat on their taxes are now more likely to be caught, thanks to whistleblower legislation proposed by USF School of Law Professor Joshua Rosenberg and enacted by Congress in 2007.
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USF Law Students Impact Death Penalty Cases
As part of the Keta Taylor Colby Death Penalty Project, six USF students dove into hands-on legal work this summer in New Orleans and Jackson, Miss., learning about death penalty law while working with inmates on death row.
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California State Bar Alumni Reception
Join USF Alumni in Monterey
USF alumni attending the California State Bar Convention are invited to gather for a reception at the Monterey Marriott. Alumni may register online beginning Aug. 27.
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Date: Friday, Sept. 26, 2008
Time: 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Location: Monterey Marriott, Santa Barbara Room, 350 Calle Principal, Monterey
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For more information please email lawalumni@usfca.edu or call (415) 422-5457.
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2008 Reunion Gala in October
Annual Fall Reunion for Classes Ending in "3" and "8"
The law school’s annual fall reunion will bring together members of all classes ending in "3" and "8". The celebration will begin at 6:30 p.m. with a hosted cocktail hour, followed by dinner, live music, and dancing at the J.W. Marriott in San Francisco.
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Date: Saturday, Oct. 18, 2008
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Location: J.W. Marriott 500 Post Street, San Francisco
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Hon. Mary E. Wiss ’72, appointed to the San Francisco County Superior Court by former Gov. Gray Davis, was elected president of the Judges Association in June. James G. Butler Jr. ’87, a trial team leader with The Veen Firm, was appointed to the Board of Governors for the Consumer Attorneys of California. Alesia P. Jones ’91 was appointed to a Solano County Superior Court judgeship by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger in July. Gregory Lippetz ’91 has joined Jones Day as a partner in the Palo Alto office, where he will focus on intellectual property litigation. David Barch ’03 has joined Foley & Mansfield in San Francisco as an associate in its toxic tort and mass litigation group.
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The USF School of Law is gearing up for another exciting year. A new class of approximately 240 first-year law students — chosen from nearly 4,200 applicants—will fill Kendrick Hall in the coming weeks. Many of our continuing students are returning from innovative summer programs and internships in such diverse locales as Bangalore, India; Phnom Penh, Cambodia; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; and throughout the Southern United States. In addition, many students attended our summer study offerings in Dublin, Prague, and Budapest.
While we welcome our students back and look with anticipation toward the new year, we also remember the legacy of Art Zief ’47, who died July 25 and whose unparalleled support transformed the law school. Art had an unswerving and inspiring belief in how good we are and the potential that we have. As we honor his memory we redouble our efforts to educate skilled, ethical professionals who will help fashion a more humane and just world. That’s exactly what Art would have wanted.
- Dean Jeffrey Brand
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Join Us on Facebook
The USF School of Law has established a Facebook page to help connect members of the law school community and prospective students.
Click here to join!
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