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Commencement 2021 H A RVA R D L AW S C H OO L COMMENCEMENT 2021 Live Zoom Webcast May 27, 2021 Harvard Law School COMMENCEMENT 2021 Welcome John F. Manning ’85 Morgan and Helen Chu Dean and Professor of Law Class of 2021 Reflections Video Awarding of Diplomas Doctors of Juridical Science (S.J.D.) Masters of Laws (LL.M.) Doctors of Law (J.D.) Presenter John F. Manning ’85 Morgan and Helen Chu Dean and Professor of Law Reader Jeanne Tai Assistant Dean for the Graduate Program and International Legal Studies Faculty Participants S.J.D.s and LL.M.s — William P. Alford ’77, Professor of Law and Mark Wu, Professor of Law J.D. Section 1 — Ruth L. Okediji LL.M. ’91 S.J.D. ’96, Professor of Law J.D. Section 2 — D. James Greiner, Professor of Law J.D. Section 3 — Oren Bar-Gill LL.M ’01 S.J.D. ’05, Professor of Law J.D. Section 4 — I. Glenn Cohen ’03, Professor of Law J.D. Section 5 — Elizabeth Papp Kamali ’07, Professor of Law J.D. Section 6 — Jon D. Hanson, Professor of Law J.D. Section 7 — Todd D. Rakoff ’75, Professor of Law J.D. Section 8 — Anna Lvovsky ’13, Assistant Professor of Law Juris Doctor Marla L. Blum May 01 Andrew Dean Boes Rehab A. Abdelwahab Justin M. Bogda Adam Emanuel Adatto Sandel Katharine Marie Brinson Bohrs Adeyemi Adetola Adediran Oliver Barclay Booth Zachary Michael Agudelo Holly Jeanine Boux Alexander Adam Ahmadi Abbey Michelle Bowe Cynthia Ellice Ahmed Tyler Reeves Bowen Sungjoo Ahn Andrew Spencer Bridgewater Payton Rogers Alexander David Harold Brown IV Tareq M. Alosh Noni T. Brown Rachel Hannah Alpert Alisha Antonia Bruce Alexis Brianna Alvarez Benjamin Buchholz Grant A. Anderson Joanne Phuong Duyen Bui Pierre Edouard Anquetil Micah James Burbanks-Ivey Kelsey Elizabeth Anspach Jacob Gregory Butcher Benjamin Antillon Fernandez Alexandra Gabrielle Butler Joanna Chinazam Anyanwu Paul Albert Caintic Mackenzie J. Arnold John Vito Calia II Matthew Benjamin Arons Davis B. 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