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Alumni
Updates
Christmas
2011 | |
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Alumni
Email Upgrade:
As
mentioned in recent correspondence, AMSL is
planning a significant upgrade to its email
systems. We're moving from internal servers to the
"cloud" in order to improve performance and
communication between you and your alma mater.
At the risk of "crying wolf" I'm happy to
report that AMSL's IT staff has brought sufficient
stability to our current servers to navigate exams
and delay the roll-out until after the holidays.
Specifically, AMSL will activate your new email
account on January
4th, 2012. This means you have
more time to save old messages that you'd like to
keep.
And,
with compliments to alumnae, Rebecca Mastee, '09
and her colleagues, we are able to provide an
easier solution for saving old messages if you
have access to a desktop version of Microsoft
Outlook.
Specifically,
in Outlook, please create a new POP3 email account
with the following settings:
- Your
Name: [user sensitive]
- Email
Address: [user sensitive] (do not use
alumni.avemarialaw.edu, only use avemarialaw.edu)
- POP3
- Incoming
Mail Server: webmail.avemarialaw.edu
- Outgoing
Mail Server: webmail.avemarialaw.edu
- Username:
[whatever is before the @ symbol in the email
address]
- Password:
[user sensitive]
- Click
the box to manually configure mail server
settings
- Go
to "more settings" or "advanced settings"
- On
the Outgoing mail server tab, check the box to
use same settings as incoming mail server
- On
the advanced tab, use ports 110 and 25
(defaults) and do not use any encryption. Make
sure the checkbox to leave a copy on the server
is checked and that the remove after 14 day
checkbox is unchecked.
- That's
it. Do a send/receive and anyone should be able
to download all the emails from Outlook Web
Access into Outlook. If there are saved folders
in Outlook Web Access, those emails will need to
be moved to the inbox in order to download to
Outlook. Even using IMAP, they will not transfer
folders attached to the inbox.
I
hope that helps. If you don't have access to a
desktop version of Outlook or are experiencing
trouble saving old messages, please do not
hesitate to contact me directly. I am happy to
work with AMSL's IT staff and AMSL's outside
vendor to help you with the transition/upgrade on
a case-by-case basis.
The
Class of 2011 will experience two changes: first,
the upgrade, and; second, a change in moniker from
...@avemarialaw.edu to
...@alumni.avemarialaw.edu.
Please
use this extra time to notify your contacts of the
relevant change. There should be no loss of emails
or interruption in service to the new
moniker, but effective
January 4th, 2012 you will no
longer have access or receive emails to your old
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Jan. 21st,
2012
March-for-Life
In
preparation for the March-for-Life, AMSL will host
the first ever
Law of Life Summit
beginning at 4 P.M. at
the National
Press Club on Saturday,
January 21st, 2012.

Alumni
Reception will follow at 6
P.M. for all graduates, students,
guests and their families.
RSVP
(positive replies only).
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want to hear from you!
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send us news: births, deaths,
marriages, employment, and promotions.
We
also welcome press releases, story ideas or
articles you've written. Contact me

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AMSL's strategic planning process by
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From
the Desk of the President and
Dean...
Dear
Alumni:
The
Supreme Court of Florida has released bar
examination statistical information developed by
the Florida Board of Bar Examiners for the
Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination
administered on November 5, 2011. This
information applies to those examinees who have an
application on file with the Florida Board of Bar
Examiners as of December 2, 2011, and who
requested that their MPRE score be sent to
Florida.
Twenty-five
of thirty Ave Maria School of Law students passed
this exam, resulting in an 83.3% passage
rate. The overall passage rate of all test
takers reported by the Florida Bar is 79.8%.
Ave Maria School of Law test takers placed fifth
among Florida's eleven law schools, and they also
passed at a higher rate than test takers from
non-Florida law schools.
While
I am pleased with these results and how they
reflect on our comprehensive commitment to
enhanced bar performance, I know that our students
can do even better over time as more of our
efforts begin to bear fruit.
I
conclude by congratulating our students for their
success on the most recent MPRE.
Sincerely,
Eugene
R. Milhizer
President
and Dean |
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