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New Monthly Lunchtime Webinar CLE Series:
Faculty Spotlight

Each month, a distinguished member of the University of Kentucky Rosenberg College of Law faculty will present a 1-hour “class” via Zoom livestream. Election law, Constitutional law, immigration, effective legal writing, effective and ethical supervision, cemetery and monuments law, artificial intelligence, and much more. Learn from the experts in this informative and dynamic educational series. Thank you to the Fayette County Bar Association for their part in sponsoring these programs.

Register for Faculty Spotlight

Registration is open for the Faculty Spotlight webinars.

Each webinar is accredited (or pending accreditation) with the Kentucky Bar Association for 1.0 hrs CLE credit, of which 0.0 are designated Ethics.

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Faculty Spotlight Calendar

All webinars are from noon to 1:00 p.m. Eastern time.

  • Joshua Douglas, Associate Dean for Research
    September 22, 2026 – Election Law
     
  • Cory Dodds, Visiting Assistant Professor of Law
    October 20, 2026 - Law Practice Deserts
     
  • Zachary Bray, Ashland-Spears Professor of Law
    November 17, 2026 – Monument and Cemetery Law
     
  • Matthew Boaz, Assistant Professor of Law
    December 8, 2026 – Immigration Law
     
  • D’lorah Hughes, W. Wendell Cherry Associate Professor of Law & Director of Clinics and Externships
    January 19, 2027 – Effective & Ethical Supervision
     
  • Ilana Friedman, Assistant Professor of Law
    February 22, 2027 – Topic To Be Determined
     
  • Jonathan Shaub, Norman & Carole Harned Associate Professor of Law & Public Policy
    March 23, 2027 – Topic To Be Determined
     
  • Speaker To Be Determined
    April 20, 2027 – Topic To Be Determined
     

Continuing Legal Education Credit

These programs are pending accreditation by the Kentucky Bar Association for 1.0 CLE Credits, including 0.0 Ethics Credits.

 

Cancellations, Refunds, and Substitutions

All sales are final. Registrations are transferable and substitutions can be made at any time before a program begins.