2012.10.01 - Samford University
2012.10.01 - Samford University
2012.10.01 - Samford University
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Out & About Updates<br />
Adjunct Professor Klari B. Tedrow<br />
Adjunct Professor Klari B. Tedrow ’89 of Tedrow & Myers Immigration Law Group was elected chapter chair of the<br />
Georgia-Alabama Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association for the 2012-2013 fiscal year.<br />
Professor Woodrow Hartzog<br />
On September 24th, Professor Hartzog was quoted in a Forbes article entitled “Facebook Stops Asking Users To<br />
‘Snitch’ On Friends With Fake Names.” This article can be found online at this link:<br />
http://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2012/09/24/facebook-stops-asking-users-to-snitch-on-friends-with-fake-names/.<br />
Judge Gary Pate<br />
Judge Gary Pate ’76, an adjunct professor, just returned from 18 days at the Paralympics in London. He is on staff<br />
with USA Wheelchair Rugby, in addition to being President of the United States QuadRugby Association. The<br />
USA team won Bronze. While in England, he visited with former <strong>University</strong> of Norwich and Cumberland students<br />
Antony Greenwood and Stephanie Hawkins.<br />
Michael V. Rasmussen<br />
Michael V. Rasmussen ’75 has been named 2012 Lawyer of the Year by the Birmingham Legal Professional Association.<br />
Mr. Rasmussen was nominated by his assistant Debra Rasmussen, for his many civic accomplishments and<br />
dedication to his profession and community. Mr. Rasmussen graduated from the <strong>University</strong> of South Florida and the<br />
Cumberland School of Law.<br />
Mr. Rasmussen’s legal practice evolved from being a legal officer aboard a naval warship during the Vietnam War for<br />
one year, to being a state prosecutor for two years, to being a federal prosecutor for 27 years, to representing criminal<br />
defendants in complex and simple cases primarily in federal court for the past 8 years. Parallel to this practice has<br />
been a 25 year career as an adjunct professor of law at Cumberland School of Law, where he has taught trial advocacy,<br />
evidence and criminal procedure. He has coached mock trial teams to numerous regional and national championships.<br />
Women in Law’s 2012 Race for the Cure Team<br />
Women in Law would like to invite you to join the 2012 Race for the Cure Team. This year's event is<br />
on Saturday, October 20, at Linn Park. Members from Women in Law will be sitting in the breezeway<br />
this week to collect donations for their team's Race for the Cure fund-raising efforts, as well as<br />
register participants for the team. You may also register online at http://komenncalabama.org/ by<br />
clicking: Komen Race for the Cure --> Register -->Join an Existing Team --> Search "Cumberland<br />
Women in Law."<br />
The registration deadline is October 5. Please contact Kimberly Phillips at kphilli2@samford.edu if you have any<br />
questions.<br />
Dean Carroll has issued a challenge, he will take any law student who can beat his 5K time to dinner.