New
Era for Alumni Association and Board
In Fall 2004, Dean Jack Guttenberg initiated a strategic
planning process for the Capital University Law School Alumni Association.
Since then, a dedicated group of alumni volunteers have worked with
the Office of Alumni Relations staff and an external consultant
to draft a new mission and vision for the Alumni Association. During
this process, a new Alumni Association Board was formed which included
former board members and new volunteers. On Friday, June 10, 2005,
the new Capital University Law School Alumni Association Board held
its first working meeting and adopted the following mission, vision,
core values and key result areas in which it will work:
Mission
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We will support and connect alumni;
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model professional standards;
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assist with student recruitment, mentoring and placement;
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and help strengthen the Law School’s reputation and
resources.
Vision
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Credibility, pride and career success of graduates;
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every alumnus involved with the Association and the Law
School;
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a significant and growing endowment;
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and a Law School known for its tradition of academic excellence
and superb service to community and profession.
Core Values
We are committed to:
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Stewardship of our degrees by giving back to
the Law School, its students and the profession.
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The highest professional standards.
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Providing access and opportunities to the profession.
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Working together in the spirit of team.
Key Result Areas
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Networking/Connectivity to the Law School
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Strategic Feedback/Needs Assessment
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Throughout the next year, the Alumni Association Board
and the Law School staff will begin engaging the entire Alumni Association
within the five key result areas. From networking or social events,
to professional enhancement opportunities, from assisting in student
recruitment to participating in an alumni survey, the new Capital
University Law School Alumni Association strategic plan is poised
to improve the alumni relations efforts by re-engaging all Capital
University Law School alumni.
The Board membership includes Kevin Bacon
(L‘98) of Farmers Insurance, Terri Botsko
(L‘91), Dom Cambareri (L‘86) of Cambareri,
Cambareri & Koldin, Craig Carlson (L‘91)
of Porter, Wright, Morris & Arthur, Sharlene Chance
('94, L‘99) of the Ohio Court of Appeals 10th District, Michelle
Drage (G‘93, L‘94) of the Delphi Corp, Todd
Ernsberger (L‘03, T‘04) of Onda, Labuhn &
Rankin Co. LPA, Michael Goldstein (L‘85)
of Walnut Capital Partners, Kathleen Graham (P‘77,
L‘82), magistrate, Franklin County Municipal Court, the
Hon.
Janet Grubb (L‘76) of the Franklin County
Municipal Court, Freddie Johnson (L‘93)
of Gates McDonald, Emmett Kelly (‘99L)
of Bricker
& Eckler, Gunther Lahm (L‘87) of the
Law Office of Gunther K. Lahm, Robert Lugg (L‘84)
of Lugg and Lugg, Jonathan Marshall (L‘70)
of the State of Ohio, LeeAnn M. Massucci (L‘02)
of Artz & Dewhirst L.L.P., David Meyer (L‘95L,
T‘96) of David P. Meyer Co. LPA, Jay Michael
(L‘85) of the Law Office of Jay Michael, Sharon Mull
(‘87, L‘90) of the Ohio Division of Liquor
Control, Mark Nesbit (L‘95) of the Nesbit
Law Firm, William Rambo (L‘82) of the
Law Office of William C. Rambo, Elaine Silveira (L‘99)
of the Ohio State Troopers Assoc., Inc., Anne Taylor (L'79)
of Franklin County Municial Court, Patsy Thomas (L‘94)
of Kegler, Brown, Hill & Ritter, Phillip Waid
(L‘73) of Metcalf, Duren, Morris, Starkey & Waid, L.L.C.,
and Victoria Wu (L‘99) of the Federal Election
Commission.
For more information, please contact Jill Hillman,
Associate Director, Alumni Relations at
jhillman@law.capital.edu or 614-236-6604.
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