Barristers' Ball

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Tickets are on sale February 2 through February 20

Menu

Petite sirloin with garlic butter sauce
Sides: Traditional mashed potatoes, roasted brussels sprouts 

Lemon herb chicken breast
Sides: Traditional mashed potatoes, roasted brussels sprouts

Roasted salmon with orange fennel glaze
Sides: Quinoa pilaf* and steamed asparagus

Stuffed portobello mushroom (no goat cheese)
Sides: Quinoa pilaf* and steamed asparagus 

*Contains nuts

 

 

Tickets

Tickets will be available for purchase February 2 – February 20. Prices start at $75 for law school students and $90 for faculty, staff, and alumni. Guests are encouraged to buy early to avoid price increases throughout the sales window. Instructions for how and where to purchase tickets are forthcoming. Guests outside of the Law School are welcome to attend. Just purchase an additional ticket for each guest in your party. Pay with credit card or via a bursar account (limit one ticket per bursar account). Please note that if paying with your bursar account, include only your student ID number in that option field.  

Planning

Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. for a pre-function cocktail reception. Guests should use the East Entrance upon arrival. Dinner will start promptly at 7 p.m. and the cash bar will close until all entrees are served. IDs are required for bar service. Please note that alcohol purchased outside of the venue is strictly prohibited while attending the event. Attendees caught with these items are subject to removal from the premises and may be subject to a fee following the event.

Transportation

IU Ride, a free shared-ride service for IU students, is available for smaller parties (1 – 2 people) going to the same place. Request a ride through the IU Ride App available on both iPhone and Android. Familiarize yourself with IU Ride's Rules for Use before requesting service.

For more information

Email eventlaw@iu.edu.

About the Rapheal M. Prevot, Jr. Barristers' Ball

The Black Law Students Association hosts an annual Barristers' Ball, named in honor of the late Rapheal M. Prevot, Jr. '84. It is one of the Law School's signature annual events.

Black Tie 101

Professor Donald Gjerdingen hosts a sartorial class every year. Look for details on what "black tie" really means in Indiana Law Annotated.