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FALL 2015 TouThe ro Law yer ALUMNI MAGAZINE INSIDE: Law and Society - The Jews of Shanghai: Rice on the Rise: U.S. congresswoman Professor Suzanne Darrow-Kleinhaus: A look at Touro Law’s international conference Kathleen Rice continues to trail blaze, A Touro Law treasure dedicated to the that focused on those who survived the Shoah putting community interests at the advancement of students. Pg. 26. by escaping to Shanghai, China. Pg. 22. forefront of her efforts. Pg. 24. Touro Law Center is part of the Touro College and University System. CREDITS Dean and Professor of Law Director of Communications Contributing Writers Patricia E. Salkin Patti Desrochers Sarah Adams-Schoen Robert Cannon Assistant Dean for Associate Director of Edward Dauer Institutional Advancement Graphic Design Hilari Graff Linda Howard Weissman Matthew Myers Sean McCloud Lawrence Raful Keetick Sanchez The Touro Lawyer is published by the Office of Institutional Advancement at Touro Law Center for its alumni, faculty, students, staff and friends. Correspondence should be directed to: Patti Desrochers, [email protected] Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center • 225 Eastview Drive • Central Islip, NY 11722 ContentsTHE TOURO LAWYER 2 3-15 16 A Message from Dean News & Events Summer Service Patricia E. Salkin Snapshots 18 20 22 Institute for Land Use and The Guardianship Law & Society: Sustainable Development Law Quality Initiative (GQI) The Jews of Shanghai 24 26 30 Cover Story: Professor The Inaugural Rice on the Rise Suzanne Darrow-Kleinhaus Gitenstein Appointment 34 37 54 On the Move Advancement Report Portals to Practice 56 58 60 Faculty Notes Alumni Success In Rememberance Alumni Judges 66 Wall of Honor 71 Class Notes PATRICIA E. SALKIN Dean & Professor of law A Message from the Dean well prepared for the Uniform Bar Exam. you to be involved with students, faculty, staff Thank you to our alumni who also support and fellow alumni. So many alumni have our bar prep efforts by serving as tutors and by contributed thousands of hours of time and providing financial support to students who their resources and we are grateful. need additional help during bar prep. As we start the new academic year, we We have also seen remarkable positive welcome Professor Patrick Connors from changes on the employment front for both Albany Law School as a Visiting Scholar. current students and recent alumni. This past Professor Connors, who is a widely regarded year we welcomed Jim Montes as the Assistant as a leading authority on the New York Civil Dean of Career Services. Dean Montes joined Practice Laws and Rules, will be teaching all us from Nixon Peabody, where among other sections of New York Practice this fall. This is an things, he served on the hiring committee. incredible opportunity for our 3L students. We The Law Center’s Board of Governors stepped also welcome Professor Joy Zheng from South up and under the leadership of John Bishar, China Normal School of Law in Guangdong created and implemented a Board of Governors Province as a Visiting Scholar in Residence for Summer Associates Program where our rising the year. Professor Zheng was selected by the 2Ls and 3Ls now work in well-respected law Chinese Scholars Council for the honor which firms on Long Island for good summer pay, covers all of her expenses. Professor Joan Foley and these employers are exposed to Touro Law becomes the third distinguished professor to students and the preparation they receive here. hold appointment as the Gitenstein Professor Throughout the last two summers, a number of of Health Law & Policy, following Professor students have secured full-time employment as Deseriee Kennedy. Professor Marianne Artusio he start of the new academic year a result of the program. While it is too early to has been named as the Founding Director of always creates excitement as we once report the employment statistics for the Class our Institute on Aging and Longevity Law, again begin the process of bringing of 2015, the early information is promising. and Professor Leif Rubinstein has been named Tbright individuals closer to realizing their We have five alumni who secured clerkships, Director of our Clinical Education Program. dream of becoming a lawyer and we prepare including one with the Pennsylvania Supreme These appointments bring tremendous a new group of professionals to serve our Court; we have many alumni, as in the past, opportunity for Touro Law. communities in myriad ways. This year, we who have secured jobs with various district The Touro Law identity is solid and its have a fantastic new 1L class, larger than the attorney offices, public defender offices, legal strength continues to grow. Through the 2014-2015 class and our LSAT scores saw aid and law firms. We also have a number generous support of alumni and friends we a slight increase. Members of the incoming of alumni who accepted offers at large and have raised more than $11M in the last three class come from 86 different undergraduate medium-sized national and international law years, added more than two dozen named institutions. The average age of the class is 26.6. firms. The class of 2015 is also civic minded, and endowed scholarships for our students, 48% of the class is female. Students of color and four alumni were accepted into the New launched a Legacy Society with inaugural make up 38.6% of the class. A number of the York State Excelsior Fellows Program, one commitments of a $1M bequest and a gift of new students hold graduate degrees in fields alumna accepted a post-graduate fellowship a life insurance policy. Alumni support at including management, human resources, with the New York State Senate, and of course any level of giving…from $25 to $25M makes social work, education, finance, tax, social we continue to send graduates to the NYC a difference. At our spring 2015 Builders policy, public administration, political science Department of Law. These impressive results Society Dinner we commemorated the 35th and pharmacy. I know from the early feedback are just the beginning. This past academic year Anniversary of Touro Law Center. We have that this is one terrific group of eager and Touro Law became one of the inaugural schools come a long way, and working together the best qualified students. to National Association of Law Placement’s is yet to come! There have been many significant positive study on alumni job satisfaction and satisfaction changes and trends at Touro Law Center over with the Law Center’s Career Services Office and Sincerely, the past 18 months. Last July, Touro Law was the relevance of our curriculum to the practice one of only two schools to see its bar pass of law. The good news is that we have had high rate increase in NY. This was followed by an levels of satisfaction and we also learned about increase in our February 2015 pass rate, and opportunities to be more strategic. The results Dean Patricia E. Salkin Touro Law’s pass rate for our inaugural class of the 2015 survey were shared with the Alumni of Pro Bono Scholars was 100%, above the Advisory Council this summer. average pass rate for all schools combined. As There is also renewed excitement in the you likely know, New York has announced a Office of Alumni Affairs with the very recent new bar exam effective July 2016. The faculty appointment of Erica Vladimer ’13 as Director. and administration worked hard all summer to I am confident that Erica will create innovative prepare for necessary curricular/course coverage and new levels of alumni engagement with modifications to ensure that our students are the Law Center. We need you and we want 02 THE TOURO LAWYER | FALL 2015 Ye a r in Review NEWS & EVENTS Congratulations to the Class of 2015! On Sunday, May 17, Touro Law Center celebrated the class key factors of success. He reminded the graduates that there are of 2015 at the 33rd annual commencement ceremony . This many variables to success, but each person will need to rely on year’s graduation, held at the Tilles Center for Performing others. He also reminded Touro Law graduates to thank those Arts in Brookville, NY, honored 169 JD candidates as well as 4 who made sacrifices and supported each graduate and helped LL.M. candidates for the LL.M. in U.S. Legal Studies as well as them achieve their goal of graduating from law school. December 2014 candidates. The ceremony also included remarks from full-time Dean Salkin welcomed graduates, their families and friends. valedictorian Daniela Giordano and part-time division She stated, “It is your time now to celebrate and pause to valedictorian Matthew Landon Zafrin as well as Jason Prince, remember that period when you were drawn to the legal who was elected the Ronni D. Cohen Class Orator. In her profession and wondering about the path to law school and valedictory remarks, Ms. Giordano reminded her peers that setting your sights on a future career. There is a special calling while “law school taught us to think like lawyers, I hope we don’t in each one of you to see that justice and fairness are achieved forget to think like human beings. I hope we continue to fight for and to both apply the laws and help shape and reform laws. I what we believe in, always appreciate those who stand beside us, have been privileged to watch you grow and am confident that and grow to be lawyers with honor and integrity.” each of you will write an exciting and rewarding chapter in your lives.” At the ceremony, Honorary Doctor of Law degrees were presented to both Richard D.
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