Te Association for Women Attorneys honored several women at their annual banquet this year. Tennessee Supreme Court Justice Janice M. Holder was presented with the AWA President’s Award. Te 25th Marion Griffin-Frances Loring Award was given to 2013 MBA President Linda Warren Seely. Also, scholarships were presented to several students of the University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law. Ariel Anthony received the Susan Clark Scholarship, a new namesake award. Rebecca Closner received the Dorothy Osradker Scholarship, Jennifer L. Vallor received the Judge Rita Stotts Scholarship and Rachel Cade received the AWA Scholarship. At left, Justice Janice Holder and Linda Warren Seely.
BankTennessee recently awarded Abigail Mabry the 2014 John S. Wilder Law School Scholarship. Te scholarship is named in memory of John S. Wilder, Sr., a former Lieutenant Governor of the State of Tennessee, a former vice-chairman of the BankTennessee’s board of directors and one of the founders of the bank. Te endowed scholarship is awarded annually to a University of Memphis third-year law student and Tennessee resident who has demonstrated, in the spirit of Wilder, a commitment to public service and to enhancing the common good. At left, Jim Rout, BankTennessee president and CEO; Abigail Mabry, John S. Wilder Law School Scholarship recipient; Joel Porter, chairman of the BankTennessee board of directors; and Peter V. Letsou, dean of the Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law at the University of Memphis.]
RULE 31 GENERAL CIVIL MEDIATION TRAINING MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
40-Hour General Civil:
May 15, 16, 17, 2014 – Thursday, May 29, 30, 31, 2014 – Thursday, $1,275.00
Tuition: (Includes workbook) Primary Trainer for both Courses:
Friday, Saturday (half day) and Friday, Saturday (half day)
16-Hour Family to General Civil Crossover:
May 15, 16, 2014 – Thursday, Friday
Tuition: $600.00
(Includes workbook) Stephen L. Shields
Schedule is designed to minimize your time away from the office.
Information and Registration: Alternative Dispute Resolution Institute
http://adrinst.com/educational_opportunities.htm 901-624-2374
THESE COURSES ARE APPROVED BY THE TENNESSEE SUPREME COURT ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION COMMISSION.
FOR MEDIATOR REQUIREMENTS, SEE RULE 31 § 17(A) AND (B). FOR STATES OTHER THAN TN, CONSULT THE APPROPRIATE ADR COMMISSION. 28
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