EVENTS
JANUARY 2004
Monday, January 26. Baldy Center Book Manuscript
Workshop. Johanna Birnir,
Political Science, University at Buffalo.
545 O’Brian, 12:30-3:00 (lunch available at noon). Contact:
Baldy Center, 645-2102 or ekausner@buffalo.edu
Tuesday, January 27. UB Law Downtown presents “An Overview of the
Sarbanes Oxley Act” with Denise E. O’Donnell ’82. Hyatt Regency, 8:00-9:00 a.m.
Registration begins at 7:30 a.m.
Attendees to receive 1 CLE credit in Ethics. $15 for GOLD Group members; $20 for all others. Free to paid 2003-04 UB Law Alumni
Association members at the $45 level.
Breakfast and handouts included.
Contact: Lisa Mueller, 645-3176
or lmueller@buffalo.edu
Friday, January 30. The Law Alumni Association will host its
annual New York City luncheon in conjunction with the State Bar Association
meeting. Judge Richard C. Wesley, U.S.
Court of Appeals, Second Circuit, will speak.
Union League Club, corner of 37th Street and Park Avenue,
12:00-2:00 p.m. Contact: Pat Warrington
at 716-645-2107 or e-mail warring@buffalo.edu
FEBRUARY 2004
Friday, February 6. Faculty Seminar Series David W. Rohde,
Political Science, Michigan State University.
“The Consequences of Party Organization in the House: The Role of Majority and Minority Parties in
Conditional Party Government.”
Commentator: James Wooten. 545 O’Brian Hall, 12:30-3:00 p.m. (Lunch available at noon) Contact:
Baldy Center, 645-2102 or ekausner@buffalo.edu
Thursday, February 12. UB Law Alumni Association Board of
Director’s Meeting. Hyatt Regency,
12:15 p.m. Contact: Ilene Fleischmann, 645-2107 or fleisch@buffalo.edu
Tuesday, February 24. Training
for alumni who are participating in mentoring program. 8 a.m. Hyatt Regency
Buffalo. Mentors to receive one CLE credit. Reserve with Kelly Zuch, 645-6222
or e-mail zuch@buffalo.edu.
Wednesday, February 25. Training
for alumni who are participating in mentoring program. 5 p.m. Center for
Tomorrow. Mentors to receive one CLE credit. Reserve with Kelly Zuch, 645-6222
or e-mail zuch@buffalo.edu.
Wednesday, February 25. Reception
for 1Ls and their mentors. 6 p.m. Center for Tomorrow. Reserve with Kelly Zuch,
645-6222 or e-mail zuch@buffalo.edu.
Friday, February 27. BPILP’s 9th Annual Auction. Rich Renaissance Niagara Conference Center,
7:00-11:00 p.m. Student Tickets $25,
Non-student tickets $30. To buy a ticket
or make a donation contact: BPILP
Office, 645-2056 or BPILP@yahoo.com
Friday, February 27. Nicola Lacey, London School of Economics and
Political Science. 545 O’Brian Hall,
12:30-3:00 p.m. (Lunch available at
noon.) Contact: Buffalo Criminal Law Center, 645-3407
MARCH 2004
Tuesday, March 2. Joyce Carol Oates, acclaimed best-selling
author, will speak as part of UB’s Distinguished Speaker Series. Center for the Arts Mainstage Theater, 8:00
p.m. Call Ticketmaster, 852-5000
Monday, March 8. 2004 Mitchell Lecture on “Who Gets In?”
Details to follow. Contact: David Engel, 645-2514
Friday, March 12. Faculty Seminar Series Robert Goodin, Social
& Political Theory and Philosophy, Australian National University. “Democratic Accountability: The Third Sector and All.” 545 O’Brian Hall, 12:30-3:00 p.m. (Lunch available at noon) Contact:
Baldy Center, 645-2102 or ekausner@buffalo.edu
Thursday, March 18. UB Law Alumni Association Board of
Director’s Meeting. Hyatt Regency,
12:15 p.m. Contact: Ilene Fleischmann, 645-2107
Friday, March 26. Buffalo Law Review Dinner honoring
Judge Barbara Howe. Details to follow. Current and former members of the Law
Review are invited. Contact: Britta Lukomski, lukomski@buffalo.edu
Saturday, March 27. Barrister’s Ball. Hyatt Regency, 7:00 p.m. – 12:00 a.m. Cost TBD. Contact: Lana Huston, 645-8754 or e-mail lmhuston@acsu.buffalo.edu
Wednesday, March 31. Outlaw dinner, Buffalo Hyatt Regency.
Details to follow. Contact: Kevin
Kelly, ktkelly@buffalo.edu
APRIL 2004
Friday, April 2. Students of Color Dinner. Buffalo/Niagara Marriott, Millersport
Highway, Amherst. 6:00-11:00 p.m. Cost: $50 for dinner ticket, $400 for table of
ten, and $30 for student dinner ticket. Contact: Yadira Ramos, 834-6396
Thursday, April 1 and Friday April
2. Ownership and
Repatriation of Cultural Heritage. A
Conference to explore the legal and social issues confronted by museums and
libraries in the handling of cultural heritage. Contact: Baldy Center,
645-2102 or ekausner@buffalo.edu
Friday, April 2-Sunday, April 4. White Collar Crime in Comparative
Perspective. An International
Workshop. 545 O’Brian Hall. Contact:
Buffalo Criminal Law Center, 645-3407
Saturday, April 3. Wechsler National Criminal Law Moot Court
Competition sponsored by the Criminal Law Society. Erie County Courthouse, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Awards Banquet 6:00-8:00 p.m. Contact: kpetrie@acsu.buffalo.edu
Friday, April 9. Faculty Seminar Series James Wooten, Law,
University at Buffalo. “Where Do Laws
Come From? A Conceptual Framework for a
Historical Analysis of Legislative Policymaking.” 545 O’Brian Hall, 12:30-3:00 p.m. (Lunch available at noon)
Contact: Baldy Center, 645-2102
or ekausner@buffalo.edu
Friday, April 16. Faculty Seminar Series Yoram Barzel,
Economics, University of Washington.
“Theory of the State: Standards,
Prices and Information.” Commentator: Stanley Engerman, Economics and History,
Univ. of Rochester. 545 O’Brian Hall,
12:30-3:00 p.m. (Lunch available at
noon) Contact: Baldy Center, 645-2102 or ekausner@buffalo.edu
Friday, April 23. Democratic Theory and Community-Based
Participatory Processes: Experiences
from Western New York. A workshop for
scholars and practitioners to discuss their experiences with participation in a
variety of environmental decision-making processes. Contact: Baldy Center,
645-2102 or ekausner@buffalo.edu
Wednesday,
April 28. UB Law
Alumni Association’s 42nd Annual Meeting and Dinner and presentation
of the Distinguished Alumni Awards.
Hyatt Regency Buffalo, Meeting 5:30 p.m.; Cocktails 6:00 p.m.; Dinner
6:45 p.m. For more information call
(716) 645-2107 or e-mail the alumni office at law-alumni@buffalo.edu
Friday, April 30 and Saturday, May
1. Class of 1959 45th
Reunion. Check out all the information
at www.law.buffalo.edu/reunions. Contact:
Amy Hayes Atkinson, 716-645-6224 or aatkins@buffalo.edu
Friday, April 30 and Saturday, May
1. Class of 1964 40th
Reunion. Check out all the information
at www.law.buffalo.edu/reunions. Contact:
Amy Hayes Atkinson, 716-645-6224 or aatkins@buffalo.edu
Friday, April 30 and Saturday, May
1. Class of 1969 35th
Reunion. Check out all the information
at www.law.buffalo.edu/reunions. Contact:
Amy Hayes Atkinson, 716-645-6224 or aatkins@buffalo.edu
Friday, April 30 and Saturday, May
1. Class of 1999 5th
Reunion. Check out all the information
at www.law.buffalo.edu/reunions. Contact:
Amy Hayes Atkinson, 716-645-6224 or aatkins@buffalo.edu
MAY 2004
Friday, May 14 and Saturday, May
15. Class of 1954 50th
Reunion. Check out all the information
at www.law.buffalo.edu/reunions. Contact:
Amy Hayes Atkinson, 716-645-6224 or aatkins@buffalo.edu
Saturday, May 15. Law School Commencement Ceremony. Center for the Arts, 1:00 p.m. Contact:
Melinda Saran, 645-6223 or saran@buffalo.edu
JUNE 2004
Friday, June 4 and Saturday, June
5. Locating Law in
Buddhist Cultures. A workshop on the
role of Buddhism in Asian legal cultures.
Contact: Baldy Center, 645-2102
or ekausner@buffalo.edu
Friday, June 4-Sunday, June 6. Class of 1974 30th Reunion. Check out all the information at www.law.buffalo.edu/reunions. Contact:
Amy Hayes Atkinson, 716-645-6224 or aatkins@buffalo.edu
Friday, June 4-Sunday, June 6. Class of 1979 25th Reunion. Check out all the information at www.law.buffalo.edu/reunions. Contact:
Amy Hayes Atkinson, 716-645-6224 or aatkins@buffalo.edu
Friday, June 4 and Saturday, June
5. Class of 1984 20th
Reunion. Check out all the information
at www.law.buffalo.edu/reunions. Contact:
Amy Hayes Atkinson, 716-645-6224 or aatkins@buffalo.edu
Friday, June 4-Sunday, June 6. Class of 1994 10th Reunion. Check out all the information at www.law.buffalo.edu/reunions. Contact:
Amy Hayes Atkinson, 716-645-6224 or aatkins@buffalo.edu
Friday, June 11-Sunday, June 13. Police Powers in Comparative
Perspective. A workshop with
international participants on various aspects of police powers. Contact:
Baldy Center, 645-2102 or ekausner@buffalo.edu
Tuesday, June 15. Dean’s Dinner
for members of the Edwin and Erma Jaeckle Society, John Lord O’Brian Society
and Jacob D. Hyman Society. Anderson
Gallery, 1 Martha Jackson Place.
Contact: James Newton, 645-6429
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