The TBA’s Public Education Committee is seeking volunteers for the 2018 Lipscomb Law Camp, which will be held on the Lipscomb University campus June 11-15. Each year, Lipscomb University’s Institute for Law, Justice and Society hosts a class of high school students from across the country and educates them in matters of law and government. This year’s theme is “Power and Empowerment in Your Community,” which will examine federalism and shared powers, separation of powers, checks and balances, and ideals and realities of political power. Volunteer attorneys are needed to lead sessions on June 11-14. Materials and suggested lesson plans will be provided. Contact Public Education Coordinator Stephanie Vonnahme to sign up or receive more information.

The Nashville Bar Association's YLD, in partnership with the Arts & Business Council of Greater Nashville, is hosting the Arts Immersion summer party on May 23, from 6 to 9 p.m. at Fort Houston. The evening will feature live performances, a silent auction, drinks and more. Tickets are available here, with proceeds going to support the Arts & Business Council’s Volunteer Lawyers and Professionals for the Arts program, which has provided over $3.5 million in free legal services to the Nashville arts and entertainment community.

The Nashville School of Law will be hosting its 25th annual Recognition Dinner on June 8, beginning with a reception at 5:30 p.m. This year, NSL will be honoring two individuals for their contributions to the school: Charles R. Niewold, class of 1984, and David L. Hudson Jr., a longtime faculty member. “The contributions these two gentlemen have made to Nashville School of Law through their combined decades of service to the school and the legal community are remarkable,” Dean William C. Koch Jr. said. The event will be held at the Renaissance Hotel. Tickets are available at the NSL website.