2022 Law School Orientations on Professionalism
2022 Law School Orientations Information
Each year, the Chief Justice’s Commission on Professionalism and the State Bar of Georgia Committee on Professionalism hold Law School Orientations at each of Georgia’s five law schools. The orientations are designed to provide incoming 1Ls with their first introduction to professionalism. Georgia lawyers and judges are invited to serve as “Group Leaders” during the orientations to help students learn the meaning of professionalism and why it is important for them as law students.
If you are a Group Leader and you did not receive the password via e-mail, please email kygrier@cjcpga.org.
| 2022 Law Schools Orientations on Professionalism Summary Chart | |||||
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| Name of School | # of Students Participating | # Group Leaders Participating | Professionalism Speaker | Student Evaluation Links | Group Leader Evaluation Links |
| Atlanta's John Marshall Law School | Coming Soon | 20 | Judge Eric Richardson State Court of Fulton County | AJMLS SE Results | AJMLS GLE Results |
| Emory University Law School | 248 | 46 | Senior Judge Janis C. Gordon State Court of DeKalb County (Opening) Justice Verda Colvin Supreme Court of Georgia (Closing) | Emory SE Results | Emory GLE Results |
| Georgia State University Law School | Coming Soon | 16 | Chief Justice David E. Nahmias (retired) Supreme Court of Georgia | GSU SE Results | GSU GLE Results |
| Mercer University Law School | Coming Soon | 33 | Presiding Judge Stephen Louis A. Dillard Court of Appeals of Georgia | Mercer SE Results | Mercer GLE Results |
| University of Georgia School of Law | Coming Soon | 29 | Judge R. Stan Baker United States District Court, SDGA | UGA SE Results | UGA GLE Results |
| Totals | Coming Soon | 144 |
2022 GROUP LEADERS
| Michael Abramson
Silas Allard Eleanor Attwood Bryan Babcock Sarah Babcock Hon. Kimberly Bandoh Stewart Banner Bob Berlin Steven Berne Samantha Beskin-Schemer N. John Bey Charles Blaska Mara Block Joshua Bosin Kimberly B. Debrow Emily Bramer Hon. Eric Brewton Christopher Brock Dwayne Brown Brian Burgoon Hon. Stephanie Burton Sabrina Byrne Scott Cahalan Jerry Cain James Carlson Carlissa Carson Thomas Chappell Christy Childers Darryl Cohen Karen Cooper Lawrence Cooper Terrence Croft Charles Cullen Charles Dalziel Nancy Daspit Shelley Davidson Jesse Davis Theodore Davis Isaiah Delemar David DeLugas Erica Dempsey Alisha Dickie Hon. Ashley Drake Hon. Eric Dunaway Hassan Elkhalil James Elliott Michael Eshman Elizabeth Fite Manager Gary Freed Frank Gaddy
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Siena Berrios Gaddy
Terrica Ganzy Megan Glimmerveen Jayla Grant Nkenge Green Karlise Yvette Grier Hon. Steven Grimberg Blake Halberg Adam Hames Paul Hamilton Duncan Harle Claudette Harris James Hays Adam L. Hebbard Michael Herskowitz Thomas Hobgood Stephen Hodges Sheila Huddleston Julie Hunter-Anderson Hon. Stacey Hydrick Jenn Hyman Hon. Gary E Jackson Hon. Phillip Jackson Lauren Jirak Eric Johnson Shiriki Jones Hon. Paula Kapiloff Marcus Keegan Leena Kiber Kayla Kudratt Jeanney Kutner Kevin Kwashnak Ms. Paige Laine Eric Lang Hon. Heather Lanier Hon. John Larkins Ashley Lewis Audrey Lewis Hon. Katherine Lumsden Alexander Lurey Kevin Maxim David McCain Hon. Cheveda McCamy Jason McCarter Michael McConnell Hon. Matthew McCoyd Hon. Chris McFadden Diane McLeod Ruth McMullin Michael Melonakos |
Jennifer Mock
Hon. Shondeana Morris David Nahmias Bill NeSmith Mark Nevitt Robert Noble Hon. Samuel Ozburn Ms. Shalamar Parham Natasha Patel Kevin Patrick Benjamin Pearlman Kerry Quinn Kristen Quinton David Rapaport Whitnie Riden Maurice Riden II Robin Rock Tina Roddenbery Kathy Rogers Mark Rogers Jennifer Romig Jatrean Sanders Timothy Santelli Jabu Sengova George Shepherd Christian J. Steinmetz III Meg Strickler Henry Tharpe John Thielman Torin Togut Mary Tolle Randee Waldman Jenny Walker Thomas Walker Kate Wasch Julayaun Waters Stephen Weyer Dorothy Young Jill Young |
2022 Law School Orientations Dates
The Law School Orientations on Professionalism are designed to provide incoming 1Ls with their first introduction to professionalism. Georgia lawyers and judges are invited to apply to serve as “Group Leaders” during the orientations to help students learn the meaning of professionalism and why it is important for them as law students.
The dates and approximate times of each Law School’s ANTICIPATED IN-PERSON Orientations are as follows:
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School: Saturday, August 6, 2022 (9:30 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. with a complimentary lunch available from 12:45 pm – 1:30 pm. The AJMLS orientation will be held at the State Bar of Georgia. )
Emory University School of Law: Thursday, August 11, 2022 (approximately 11:30 am – 3:30 pm)
Georgia State University College of Law: Tuesday, August 9, 2022 (approximately 5 pm – 8 pm)
Mercer University School of Law: Friday, August 12, 2022, (approximately 1:00 pm – 3:30 pm)
University of Georgia School of Law: Friday August 12, 2022(approximately 12:30 pm – 4 pm)
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To See the Evaluation Results and Materials from the Law School Orientations on Professionalism from 2021, please click here.
