Charles DuBose Cole II

Background

II, Charles DuBose Cole was born on May 14, 1938 in Monroeville, Alabama, United States.

Education

Bachelor of Business Administration, Auburn U., 1960; Juris Doctor cum laude, Samford U., 1966; Master of Laws, New York University, 1971; D (honorary), Faculdade Marcelo Tupinamba, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 1991.

Career

Law clerk, associate attorney, Porterfield & School, Birmingham, Alabama, 1965-1966; professor of law, Cumberland School Law Samford U., Birmingham, 1966-1975, 81-; Lucille S. Beeson professor of law and director international programs, master comparative law degree program, Cumberland School Law, Birmingham, Alabama, since 1993; director permanent study commission, Alabama Judicial System, 1972-1974; director, Alabama Judicial Conference Criminal Justice Survey, 1973; director advising committee Alabama judicial article implementation, Alabama Department Court Management, 1974-1975; director southern regional office, National Center for State Court Justices, Atlanta, 1975-1979; administrative director courts, Commonwealth of Kentucky, Frankfort, 1979-1981. Lecturer Cumberland Institute for Continuing Legal Education, Alabama Continuing Legal Education, Josephson/Kluwer Bar Review Center American, Inc., 1967-1987. Law and social science advisory county College Liberal Arts/Auburn U., since 1991, chairman 1992-1994, dean's county, since 1996.

Chairman professional advising committee Office Advancement Auburn U., 1992-1993. Reporter civil justice advisory group Middle District Alabama, 1991-1993. Delegate Moscow Conference on Law and Economics Cooperative, The Kremlin Palace, 1990.

Legal specialist (pro bono) Parliament of Ukriane, 1993. Vice president faculty Samford U., 1989-1990. Policy committee member Cumberland School Law, 1989-1992.

Member of faculty Executive Committee Samford U., 1988-1989. Delegate United States/Japan Bilateral Session, 1988. Presenter United States Info Agency, International Meeting Brazil/United States, 1988.

Participant seminar Claremont McKenna College/National Endowment for Humanities, 1986.

Achievements

• Charles DuBose Cole II has been listed as a noteworthy Law educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Board of directors Auburn U. Bar Association, since 1991. Member American Bar Association (lecturer appellate judges seminar 1977-1978), American Judicature Society, Supreme Court History Society, American Trial Lawyers Association (faculty member), Alabama Bar Association (action group member 1984-1985, chairman 1985-1988, reporter task force on judicial selection 1988-1989, commission on the future of the profession 1990-1991, task force on legal education since 1992, commission on judicial and legal reform 1994-1995, chairman 1995-1996), Ukrainian Legal Foundation (board foreign advisors 1993-1998), Birmingham Bar Association (member civil court rules committee since 1998), Auburn U. Bar Association (advisory board since 1992), Phi Alpha Delta.