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Members of the Academy of Law Alumni Fellows Members of the Academy of Law Alumni Fellows Name: Employer/Profession: Location: Degree: Degree Year: Year Inducted: Deceased? Abrahamson, Shirley S. Former Chief Justice, Wisconsin Supreme Court Madison, Wisconsin JD 1956 1985 Y Eschbach, Jesse E. U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit Chicago, Illinois JD 1949 1985 Y Gray, Carl M. Gray Fleig & Biesterveld Petersburg, Indiana LLB 1961 1985 Y Kintner, Earl Wilson Arent Fox Kintner Washington, D.C. JD 1938 1985 Y Minton, Sherman U.S. Supreme Court Justice Washington, D.C. LLB 1915 1985 Y Hastings, John Simpson U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit Chicago, Illinois LLB 1924 1986 Y James, Daniel Retired Partner, Cahil Gordon & Reindel New York, New York JD 1929 1986 Y Stout, Juanita Kidd Court of Common Pleas Philadelphia, Pennsylvania JD 1948 1986 Y Thornburg, James F. Founding Partner, Barnes & Thornburg LLP South Bend, Indiana JD 1936 1986 Y Dann, Theodore R. Dann Pecar Newman Talesnick & Kleiman PC Indianapolis, Indiana JD 1930 1987 Y Dillin, S. Hugh U.S. District Court, Southern District of Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana LLB 1938 1987 Y Hickam, Hubert Barnes Hickam Pantzer and Boyd Indianapolis, Indiana LLB 1913 1987 Y Hickam, Willis Hickam and Hickam Spencer, Indiana LLB 1918 1987 Y Mann, J. Keith Professor, Stanford Law School Stanford, California LLB 1949 1987 Y Dutton, C. Benjamin Dutton Overman Goldstein Pinkus Indianapolis, Indiana LLB 1940 1988 Y Harrold, Bernard Wildman Harrold Allen & Dixon Chicago, Illinois LLB 1951 1988 Y Lucas, Robert A. Lucas Holcomb & Medrea Merrillville, Indiana JD 1949 1988 Y Miller, Jeanne Seidel Miller & Miller, Retired New Haven, Indiana JD 1948 1988 Wilkie Farr & Gallagher/Republican Presidential Wilkie, Wendell Nominee of 1940 New York, New York LLB 1916 1988 Y Benson, Robert B. Allis-Chalmers Corporation Milwaukee, Wisconsin JD 1954 1989 Y DeVault, Paul J. Krieg DeVault Alexander & Capehart Indianapolis, Indiana JD 1932 1989 Y Bouslog, Harriet Law Offices of Harriet Bouslog Honolulu, Hawaii LLB 1936 1989 Y Professor, Indiana University Maurer School of Nolan Jr., Val Law Bloomington, Indiana JD 1949 1989 Y Whistler, Charles Baker & Daniels LLP Indianapolis, Indiana LLB 1951 1989 Y Anderson, Ellis B. Hoffmann-LaRoche, Inc. Princeton, New Jersey JD 1952 1990 Y Former U.S. Representative and Indiana Hamilton, Lee H. University Distinguished Scholar Bloomington, Indiana JD 1956 1990 Kimberling, John F. John F. Kimberling Foundation Palm Springs, California JD 1950 1990 Y Treanor, Walter U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit Chicago, Illinois JD 1922 1990 Y Carr, Willard Z. Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP Los Angeles, California JD 1950 1991 Y Christensen, John W. Baker & Hostetler LLP Columbus, Ohio JD 1939 1991 Y Lofton, Thomas M. Lily Endowment Indianapolis, Indiana JD 1951 1991 Y Delbruck, Jost University of Kiel Kiel, Germany JD 1960 1992 Y Hofmann, Leroy W. Plattner Verderame PC, Retired Phoenix, Arizona JD 1958 1992 Y McNagny, William F. Barrett & McNagny, Retired Fort Wayne, Indiana LLB 1947 1992 Scholz, Tamar Althouse First Female Graduate of IU School of Law Evansville, Indiana LLB 1892 1992 Y Emison, Ewing Rabb Emison Doolittle Kolb & Roellgen Vincennes, Indiana JD 1950 1993 Y Fitzpatrick, James F. Fitzpatrick Charitable Foundation Washington, D.C. JD 1959 1993 Y McGill, Warren E. Barnes & Thornburg LLP South Bend, Indiana JD 1945 1993 Y Reibman, Jeanette F. State Senator, Pennsylvania Harrisburg, Pennsylvania JD 1940 1993 Y Hawkins, Howard R. American TransCom Greenwich, Connecticut JD 1941 1994 Y Romero, Flerida Ruth P. Supreme Court of the Philippines, Retired Manila, Philippines LLM 1955 1994 Y Rosenbloom, Joel Wilmer Cutler & Pickering Washington, D.C. JD 1954 1994 Y Shields, V. Sue Retired U.S. Magistrate Judge Indianapolis, Indiana LLB 1961 1994 Bayh, Birch U.S. Senator Washington, D.C. JD 1960 1995 Y Carmichael, Hoagland "Hoagy" Songwriter Bloomington, Indiana LLB 1926 1995 Y Carroll, John L. Johnson Carroll Norton & Kent Evansville, Indiana JD 1948 1995 Cleckley, Franklin D. Justice, Supreme Court of West Virginia Charleston, West Virginia JD 1965 1995 Y Houghton, John W. Barnes & Thornburg LLP Indianapolis, Indiana JD 1942 1995 Y Fletchall, Eugene D. Swift & Company Bloomington, Indiana JD 1934 1996 Y Hillis, Elwood H. Button Hillis & Menges Kokomo, Indiana JD 1952 1996 Maurer, Michael S. Maurer Rifkin & Hill Indianapolis, Indiana JD 1967 1996 Roush, J. Edward Matheny Michael Hahn & Bailey Huntington, Indiana JD 1949 1996 Y Singleton, Sarah M. Retired Judge, First Judicial District Court Santa Fe, New Mexico JD 1974 1996 Buck, Kathleen A. Kirkland & Ellis Washington, D.C. JD 1973 1997 Y American Law Institute-American Bar Carter, Richard E. Association Philadelphia, Pennsylvania LLB 1961 1997 Y Hart Jr., Russell H. Stuart & Branigin, Retired Lafayette, Indiana JD 1956 1997 Songer, Hugo "Chad" Dubois Circuit Court, Retired Jasper, Indiana LLB 1960 1997 7/20/20214:58 PM 1 Members of the Academy of Law Alumni Fellows DeCoudreaux, Alecia A. Former President, Mills College Oakland, CA JD 1978 1998 Friedlander, Ezra H. Indiana Court of Appeals Indianapolis, Indiana LLB 1965 1998 O'Bannon, Frank L. Governor of the State of Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana JD 1957 1998 Y Kanne, Michael S. U. S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit Chicago, Illinois JD 1968 1999 McKinney, Robert H. Founding Partner, Bose McKinney & Evans Indianapolis, Indiana JD 1952 1999 Riddle, Clarine Nardi Kasowitz Benson Torres & Friedman Washington, D.C. JD 1974 1999 Stewart, William R. National Labor Relations Board Washington, D.C. JD 1959 1999 Y Board Jr., Joseph B. Professor, Union College Schenectady, New York JD 1958 2000 Y Garrard, William I. Indiana Court of Appeals, Retired Mooresville, Indiana JD 1959 2000 Riggs, William R. Retired Partner, Ice Miller Indianapolis, Indiana JD 1963 2000 Taliaferro, Viola J. Retired Judge, Monroe County Circuit Court Bloomington, Indiana JD 1977 2000 Albright, Terrill D. Faegre Baker Daniels LLP Indianapolis, Indiana JD 1965 2001 Y DeLaney, Ann M. Delaney & Delaney, LLC Indianapolis, Indiana JD 1977 2001 Hays, Joseph A. "Andy" Hays Group Chicago, Illinois LLB 1959 2001 Jasper, Paul G. Indiana Electric Association Indianapolis, Indiana LLB 1932 2001 Y Villarreal, Jose Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, LLP San Antonio, Texas JD 1979 2001 Bumbleburg, Joseph Ball Eggleston Lafayette, Indiana JD 1961 2002 Professor Emerita, University of Minnesota Law Cooper, Laura J. School Minneapolis, Minnesota JD 1974 2002 Eichhorn Jr., Frederick F. Eichhorn & Eichhorn LLC Hammond, Indiana JD 1957 2002 Y McKinney, Rufus W. Southern California Gas Company, Retired Washington, D.C. JD 1956 2002 Reinstein, Ron S. Retired Judge, Superior Court of Arizona Phoenix, Arizona JD 1973 2002 Metzler, Cynthia A. Government Services Administration Washington, D.C. JD 1974 2003 Brook, Sanford "Sandy" M. Judicial Arbiter Group Denver, Colorado JD 1974 2003 Craig, George N. Governor of the State of Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana LLB 1932 2003 Y Lemon, Thomas R. Mallor Grodner LLP Bloomington, Indiana JD 1966 2003 McLean, R. Bruce Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, LLP Washington, D.C. JD 1971 2003 Duvall, J. Leslie Lewis & Kappes Indianapolis, Indiana JD 1949 2004 Kelley, Barbara J. Colorado Dept. of Regulatory Agencies Denver, Colorado JD 1973 2004 Kinnard, Stephen O. U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit Atlanta, Georgia JD 1972 2004 Y Simmons, Jacqueline A. University Counsel, Indiana University Bloomington, Indiana JD 1979 2004 Stevens, Thomas L. Lord Bissell & Brook, Retired Vail, Colorado JD 1955 2004 Y Elmore, David G. Elmore Sports Group Ltd. President Manhattan Beach, California JD 1958 2006 Kassing, Robert P. Bose McKinney & Evans LLP Indianapolis, Indiana JD 1964 2006 Miyakawa, Masuji Attorney/Editor San Francisco, California LLB 1905 2006 Y Richmond, James G. Quality Healthcare Intermediary, LLC Chicago, Illinois JD 1969 2006 Seales Jr., Frank District of Columbia Dept. of Transportation Washington, D.C. JD 1974 2006 Uslan, Michael E. Branded Entertainment, President Cedar Grove, New Jersey JD 1976 2006 Professor Emerita, School of Agriculture, Purdue Chezem, Linda L. University West Lafayette, Indiana JD 1971 2007 Hunt, V. William Cardinal Equity Partners, LLC Indianapolis, Indiana JD 1969 2007 Smith II, George P. Catholic University of America Law School Washington, D.C. JD 1964 2007 Thompson, Milton O. Grand Slam III L.P., President & CEO Indianapolis, Indiana JD 1979 2007 Tinder, John D. Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit Indianapolis, Indiana JD 1975 2007 Levin, Elliott D. Rubin & Levin Indianapolis, Indiana JD 1966 2008 Lawrence, William C. President, Dakiman, Inc. Lewisville, Texas JD 1979 2008 McCloskey, Francis X. U.S. Representative/Mayor of Bloomingon Bloomington, Indiana JD 1971 2008 Y Director, Kumba Women's Center, Ministry of Mukete, Maryann M. Women's Affairs Cameroon JD 1974 2008 Pardieck, Roger L. Pardieck Law Firm Seymour, Indiana JD 1963 2008 Dargan, Samuel S. Curator of the Law Library Bloomington, Indiana 1909 2009 Y Dlouhy, Francina A. Faegre Baker Daniels LLP Indianapolis, Indiana JD 1977 2009 Long, Robert A. Latham & Watkins Los Angeles, California JD 1971 2009 Indiana University Maurer School of Law, Lotz, Arthur M. Retired Bloomington, Indiana LLB 1965 2009 Milliken Jr., Lloyd H. Frost Brown Todd LLC Indianapolis, Indiana JD 1960 2009 Stewart, Milton R. Davis Wright Tremaine LLP, Retired Portland, Oregon JD 1971 2009 Eskenazi, Sidney D. Sandor Development Company Indianapolis, Indiana JD 1953 2010 Farthing, Penelope S. Bose Public Affairs Group Washington, D.C. JD 1970 2010 Fisher, Thomas G. Judge, Indiana Tax Court Indianapolis, Indiana LLB 1965 2010 Halleck, Charles A. U.S. Representative Washington, D.C. LLB 1924 2010 Y Onoda, John C. Fleishman Hillard Communications San Francisco, California JD 1976 2010 7/20/20214:58 PM 2 Members of the Academy of Law Alumni Fellows Richardson, John F. "Jeff" Abbott Fund Washington, D.C. JD 1977 2010 Applegate, K. Edwin Applegate McDonald & Koch Bloomington, Indiana LLB 1948 2011 Y Ferguson, Stephen L. Cook Incorporated Bloomington, Indiana JD 1966 2011 Irwin, R.
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