Amy Noe Dudas

I graduated from Earlham College in 1990 with a bachelor of arts degree in English and French literature and from IU McKinney School of Law in 2000 with a doctor of jurisprudence degree. I has been practicing law in Richmond ever since with a commitment to community advocacy. I was recently nominated Vice President of the Indiana State Bar Association with confirmation expected in October of 2020. Since 2005, I have been active with the ISBA, serving on its Board of Governors in various capacities. I served as President of the Indiana Bar Foundation (2018-2020), with my Board tenure there beginning in 2012. I remains active on its Civic Education Task Force, chaired by Indiana Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch. I was appointed to the Indiana Board of Law Examiners by Indiana Supreme Court Chief Justice Loretta Rush in 2018. Locally, I have been on the Board of the Richmond Symphony Orchestra since 2004 and served two years as its president, and I helped found the Richmond Community Orchestra in 2008. I served as its president for its first six years and returned later to serve for two more. I also play in the flute section. My husband Andy and I founded the Dudas Inspiration for the Arts (DIVA) in 2017, which is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing a flexible open venue for the exhibition and performance of any art form and fostering an inclusive collaborative environment of inspiration and creation. We produce and I direct the Department of Improv, a locally-sourced improvisational troupe. I am currently pursuing a masters degree in Public Policy and Philanthropic Studies through Indiana University's O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs and Lilly School of Philanthropy, with a goal of better serving nonprofits and government in reaching policy, governance, and management goals. View More ›