Gallery: Official Opening of Law School Entrance and Concourse

Left to right: Mr Joshua Creamer (Barrister and alumnus), Councillor William Owen-Jones (Gold Coast City Council), Professor Paul Mazzerole (Pro-Vice Chancellor for Arts, Education and Law). — L-R: Mr Joshua Creamer (Barrister and alumnus), Councillor William Owen-Jones (Gold Coast City Council), Professor Paul Mazzerole (Pro-Vice Chancellor for Arts, Education and Law).

Ms Liz Ganesathurai (Arts, Education and Law Executive Officer)

Professor William MacNeil (Dean and Head of Griffith Law School)

Professor Ian O'Connor (Griffith Vice-Chancellor) — Professor Ian O’Connor (Griffith Vice-Chancellor)

Professor Paul Mazerolle (Pro-Vice Chancellor Arts, Education and Law Group)

Mr Joshua Creamer (Barrister and Arts, Education and Law Young Alumnus of the Year). — Mr Joshua Creamer (Barrister and 2013 Arts, Education and Law Young Alumnus of the Year).

L-R: Professor Ian O’Connor (Vice-Chancellor), Ms Leneen Forde AC DUniv (Chancellor), Mrs Alison Kearney DUniv and Dr John Kearney unveil a plaque dedicated to the late Mr John Kearney DUniv.

L-R: Ms Elena Kearney and Dr John Kearney with Professor Paul Mazerolle (Pro Vice Chancellor of Arts, Education and Law)

Ms Stefanie Schilkowski (Griffith student).

Ms Lynne Weathered (Director of the Innocence Project) talks to Mrs Alison Kearney DUniv.

Professor Ian O'Connor (Vice Chancellor) and Dr John Kearney — Professor Ian O’Connor (Vice Chancellor) and Dr John Kearney

Ms Joanne Stagg-Taylor (Lecturer) talks with students.

L-R: Professor Ian O'Connor (Vice Chancellor of Griffith), Mrs Kearney (DUniv), Dr John Kearney and Ms Elena Kearney. — L-R: Professor Ian O’Connor (Vice Chancellor of Griffith), Mrs Kearney (DUniv), Dr John Kearney and Ms Elena Kearney.

L-R: Professor William MacNeill (Dean and Head of Griffith Law School), Ms Linda Miller and Mr Joshua Creamer (Barrister and Young Alumnus of the Year).

Ms Leneen Forde AC (Chancellor of Griffith)

Mr Joshua Creamer (Barrister and Young Alumnus of the Year) and Ms Gillian French (Development and Alumni Manager for AEL).

Ms Leneen Forde AC (Chancellor) and Mrs Alison Kearney DUniv

Ms Marieanne Golubinsky participates in a moot for the occasion. Mr Peter Sams sits as judge.

Mr Paul Weaver participates in a moot for the occasion.

Mr James Vercoe participates in a moot for the occasion.

Ms Abida Arunachalam is a Law PhD student.

L-R: Mrs Alison Kearney DUniv, Ms Gillian French (Development and Alumni Managers, AEL), Ms Elena Kearney and Dr John Kearney.

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