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Implications of SCOTUS Ruling on Same Sex Marriage
When
Thursday September 3, 2015 from 7:15 AM to 8:30 AM EDT
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Where
Hilary J. Boone Center - University of Kentucky
500 Rose Street
Lexington, KY 40506
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On June 26, 2015 the United States Supreme Court in the case Obergefell v Hodges  decided that the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution requires a state to license a marriage between two people of the same sex and to recognize a marriage between two people of the same sex when their marriage was lawfully licensed and performed in another state.  
 
Kentucky Supreme Court Deputy Chief Justice Mary C. Noble will present her views on the legal and practical implications of this landmark decision.  Justice Noble is uniquely qualified to address this topic, because she has held a variety of roles in our judicial system that have provided her with practical insights.  During her 33 year legal career she has  been a trial lawyer, Domestic Relations Commissioner, Circuit Court Judge, Drug Court Judge and Supreme Court Justice.  She chairs the Family Court Rules Committee and led efforts to draft the first statewide Family Court Rules of Practice and Procedure.  Justice Noble will discuss possible effect of the Obergefell  on various aspects of our legal system, such as the impact on family law and domestic relations cases.
 
This should be a thought provoking and informative presentation on a subject that has been and will continue to be prominently discussed and debated.


 
 
Thursday, September 3,  2015
Hilary J. Boone Center - UK's Campus
7:15 Coffee and Networking
7:30 Breakfast and Program


Free to Members / Guest Fee $20
Please RSVP by noon on Tuesday September 1, 2015




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September 15, 2015  - 6pm

Farish Theatre, Lexington Public Library

Forum after Five


 

Dr. Aaron Thompson Executive Vice President and Chief Academic Officer, Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education & Professor at EKU


 

The Lexington Forum presents a "Forum after Five" Discussion featuring keynote speaker  Dr. Aaron Thompson.  As the Executive Vice President and Chief Academic Officer at the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education in Frankfort, Dr. Thompson is at the fore front of how our educational system and the diversity that makes up our community blend together to shape our future.

 

An Eastern Kentucky native, Dr. Thompson has over 30 publications and numerous research and peer reviewed presentations on topics of conflict resolution, sexual harassment, racial profiling, leadership and more.  Dr. Thompson has traveled the United States leading workshops, seminars, and lectures to educational institutions (elementary, secondary, and postsecondary), corporations, non-profit organizations, police departments and other governmental agencies. 


 
Please join us on September 15th at the Lexington Public Library's Farish Theater as the Lexington Forum kicks off our evening series - "Forum after Five for this riveting discussion on Race Relations and our Community. 


 


 

Dr. Aaron Thompson Bio:

Dr. Aaron Thompson has researched, taught and/or consulted in many areas throughout his personal career. He has over 30 publications and numerous research and peer reviewed presentations. Dr. Thompson is the President of Ripple Effects Resources, which develops videos for Human Resources training programs on various topics including: diversity, racial profiling, ethics, sexual harassment, leadership, conflict resolution and more. Thompson has traveled over the U.S. and has given more than 800 workshops, seminars, and invited lectures to educational institutions (elementary, secondary, and postsecondary), corporations, non-profit organizations, police departments, and other governmental agencies. He is the co-author of Black Men and Divorce, and college textbooks: Thriving in College and Beyond: Research-Based Strategies for Academic Success and Personal Development, Thriving in the Community College and Beyond: Strategies for Academic Success and Personal Development, Focus on Success, and Diversity and the College Experience. He is currently working on additional textbooks on the subjects of diversity and first-year college experience.

 



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Dawn Brockman
The Lexington Forum
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**The views and opinions expressed by our guest speaker(s) are their own and do not  reflect a policy or position of the Lexington Forum.