Special projects or programs could include intramural moot court competitions, special law review issues, lectures by distinguished visitors, and student leadership in national ABA activities. OCU School of Law recognizes donors through law alumni publications and the University's magazine, Focus. The Law School Annual Fund relies on a great number of volunteers from across the nation. These dedicated volunteers serve as a bridge to other alumni and friends. Their time volunteered, as well as their gifts, truly make the difference between having or not having a successful annual fund campaign.
Nothing is more effective than a volunteer peer contact friend asking a friend for support.
In order to reach all of our 4,000 plus alumni personally each year, the Law School Annual Fund has a great need for volunteer support. Alumni and friends of OCU School of Law understand that the law school is a private institution and relies heavily on private support. Alumni and friends give to the Law School Annual Fund for many reasons. The value of each graduate's degree is directly tied to the strength of the law school. Gifts to the Law School Annual Fund are the most effective possible vote of confidence in the school, and they safeguard one's own investment in a legal education at OCU School of Law.