By Dr. Anthony Simones & Kelly Tait Janice Calvi-Ruimerman’s story is one that will resonate with NASJE members. Whether it is her drafting of a contract as a precocious and ambitious child, her quest to achieve success in a field Read more
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As many of you know (and the rest know now!), the NASJE Board of Directors meets monthly to guide the overall arc of the organization. At our last meeting immediately following the conference, the Board confirmed the importance of transparency with the membership and wanted to share with our colleagues the highlights of the meeting and the major issues it discussed.
If you were in Denver in 2019 you may have heard me refer to you, my NASJE family, as ‘my fellow unicorns.’ I say unicorns because, by definition we are unusual, rare, and unique. While every day we are lone unicorns, whose position is so rare others in our home organizations have a hard time knowing what we actually do. When I look around this organization, I know I am surrounded by UNICORNS ~ some of the most unusual, rare, unique minds I have had the pleasure to work with. So, after 2 terms as your president I have some advice for our new President and the 2021-2022 Board of Directors.
By Dr. Anthony Simones Although it is not in her job title, Kim Carson has the soul of a coach. In team sports, it is not enough for individuals to succeed. Individuals must not only excel, they must also work Read more
By Dr. Maureen Conner I am delighted that the inaugural NASJE podcast is an interview with Tom Langhorne. My contribution is a brief story about the importance of first contact and mentoring. As the executive director of the JERITT Project at Read more
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Reflections on the Last 600 Days By NASJE President Janice Calvi-Ruimerman It’s been about ½ as long as the Korean War; it’s been about ⅖ as long as the first walk around the world, The Civil War, and World War Read more
The 2019-2021 National Association of State Judicial Educators’ Board of Directors is pleased to announce the 2021 recipient of the Karen Thorson Award. By unanimous vote, Thomas N. Langhorne (Tom) will be our 2021 Karen Thorson Awardee. As you know, Read more
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The National Association for Presiding Judges and Court Executive Officers has been producing monthly webinars since April 2020. Led by Dr. Brenda Wagenknecht-Ivey (CEO of PRAXIS Consulting), Gordon Griller (Executive Director of NAPCO), and other experts in the field of Read more
By NASJE President Janice Calvi-Ruimerman As I reflect upon the past and present years in my role as NASJE’s President, I think of the adage, “we may all be in the same storm, but we do not all have the Read more
Respectfully submitted by Brian MacKenzie and David Wallace The judicial education world has lost a giant. Judge Peggy Fulton Hora, a global leader in the field of judicial education and a pioneering leader in the development of Drug Treatment Courts, Read more
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Friday, November 6, 2020, at 2:00pm Eastern NASJE’s Education and Curriculum Committee, is excited to offer a November Zoominar! The event will be held Friday, November 6, 2020, @ 2:00 Eastern, 1:00 Central, 12:00 Mountain, 11:00 Pacific. For this Zoominar, Read more
