GIVINGBOOK2019

HOW YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS ADVANCES OUR MISSION

ALSO INSIDE: HONORING BEATRICE KRUPKIN L’76 SCHOLARSHIPS CHANGING LIVES HOW YOU GIVE BACK LAW ALUMNI WEEKEND 2019 GIVINGBOOK2019

Dean and Professor of Law 02 Dean’s Message Craig M. Boise 04 Class Act! Giving Continues Executive Editor, to Raise the ‘Bar’ Syracuse Law Giving Book Robert T. Conrad 05 An Open Letter to the Class of 2019 Director of Communications and Media Relations 06 Advancing Women in the Law

Assistant Dean for Advancement 08 Forever Orange: The Campaign for and External Affairs Syracuse University Sophie Dagenais 10 The Big Board: Donations by Class Year Director of Alumni Relations Kristen Duggleby 12 The Many Ways You Give Back

Contributing Writers 14 AccessLex Grant Helps Promote Diversity Fritz Diddle and Inclusion Ashley Kang 06 Martin Walls 15 Boost the 'Cuse Goes the Full 44 Hours

16 Law Firm Challenge Results Contributing Editor Kathleen Curtis 08 17 The Global Impact of Scholarship Photography 18 Scholarships: Changing Lives Steve Sartori One Gift at a Time Syracuse University Photo Services 20 Law Alumni Weekend 2019

22 Message from the Board of Advisors Chair Graphic Design Quinn Page Design LLC 25 Board of Advisors

17 18 26 Honor Roll of Donors Syracuse University College of Law Office of Advancement and 44 Alumni Association Report External Affairs Dineen Hall, Suite 402 45 SULAA Board of Directors 950 Irving Avenue Syracuse, NY 13244-6070 46 Giving Through the Years t: 315.443.1964 f: 315.443.4585 51 Our Back Pages e: [email protected] law.syr.edu 52 Class Notes Have Moved Online!

53 In Memoriam

© 2019 Syracuse University College of Law. 12 20 All rights reserved.

1 “I firmly believe that DEAN’S MESSAGE our alumni family’s enthusiasm has been

kindled by an ever- After reading this issue of the Giving Book—our annual review of the many ways our alumni engage with their alma mater—one word comes to mind: palpable! The enthusiasm and the pride of our alumni are indeed the increasing engagement beating heart of this College. with the College and What we have captured in these pages is but a snapshot of our alumni's energy, exuberance, and optimism that I our students.” have experienced throughout this year, whether here in Dineen Hall or when I have traveled further afield to meet Orange lawyers in Atlanta, Austin, Buffalo, Dallas, Houston, New York City, Pittsburgh, and San Francisco, and in other communities. No event encapsulates the Spirit of Orange better than our Law Alumni Weekend. Turn to p20 to see some of the joyful moments we captured across a truly spectacular three days. We not only enjoyed record attendance, the program—and our students—truly benefitted from your participation and expertise. I firmly believe that our alumni family’s enthusiasm is fueled by an ever-increasing engagement with the College and our students. In fact, alumni have become an integral part of our key events—such as Law Alumni Weekend and Orientation—helping to create rich and diverse programming, joining panels, presenting to students, networking, and lecturing. We simply can’t make these events the successes they are without your help. But your involvement doesn’t stop with these signature events. As the pages of this magazine attest, alumni support their College in myriad ways year-round. You hire our graduates as externs, clerks, and staff (p12); you encourage philanthropy through friendly intra-mural competitions (p12); you support your favorite programs with gifts (p46); and in many more ways as illustrated in this magazine. What does all this dedication to your alma mater lead to? Spectacular results. Your philanthropy underpins our success. Last year, our alumni—along with friends, faculty, staff, and students—pledged or gave nearly $5.5 million to the College. To read our Honor Roll of Donors, please turn to p26 Thanks to your contributions, we have hired six new faculty members, enrolled a diverse and academically accomplished class of J.D. and LL.M. students, posted excellent advocacy competition results, launched our own national advocacy competition, became a Top Ten law school for funded legal research, hosted international symposia and conferences, and grown our online law degree program–JDinteractive–gaining accolades along the way. Believe me, other law schools are taking note of our innovations and our results. In the coming year, please carry your enthusiasm and energy into an exciting new campaign for Syracuse University. Forever Orange: The Campaign for Syracuse University aims to further advance academic excellence, provide an unsurpassed student experience, and create unique learning opportunities that leverage the University's distinctive strengths and impact our world in extraordinary ways. As a part of Forever Orange, the College will raise $38 million to grow our endowment and current use funds for scholarships, faculty leadership and innovation, and the Law Annual Fund. Turn to p8 to find out more about the campaign and to hear from campaign co-chairs Melanie Gray L’81 and Marnin Michaels L’96. Thanks to your generous support, the College will continue to be known for its unique blend of innovation and tradition—now and into the future. I am grateful for all you do for the College of Law and look forward to seeing you in 2020.

Very truly yours,

Craig M. Boise Dean and Professor of Law

2 3 CLASS ACT! Giving Continues to Raise the ‘Bar’ An Open Letter to the Class of 2019

December 2019

Dear Class of 2019: Thank you!

Even though you left Dineen Hall only a few months ago, your legacy already looms large. Your participation in the Class Act! campaign was inspiring—not only to us but to the entire University, as the campaign once again set a new record for student giving. Each year, when results are announced, the College of Law shines brightly across campus. We are the beneficiary. Our J.D. and LL.M. Class of 2022 represents 36 states and 28 countries.We speak a collective 25 languages, 34% of us identify as students of color, and 17 of us are veterans or active-duty members of the military. Twenty-nine of us are members of the inaugural JDinteractive online law degree program class—JDi has enabled us to pursue a legal education that would not otherwise have been possible, and it is truly life-changing.

As you know, philanthropic support is not only crucial to the success of the College of Law, it is a key factor in the decision to enroll in law school. The scholarships we received and the superior academic programs and experiential learning opportunities were determining factors in choosing Syracuse. Through your generous gifts, you have made a legal education possible for many of us, and you've help make it rewarding. As you continue the busy and exciting new chapter of your lives, your philanthropic achievements while attending Syracuse may seem insignificant or a long distance away. Please know the effects of your gift are enormous, many, and present. The example that you have set for those who follow in your footsteps is an important part of your legacy. Rest assured, the Class of 2022 will continue this proud tradition, and we are very grateful for your example. We look forward to meeting many of you in Dineen Hall next fall during Law Alumni Weekend, or as interns and externs at your firms. Until then, all our best wishes, and Go Orange! Sincerely, Members of the Class For the fourth straight year, 3Ls at the College of Law have led the entire The Class of 2022 University in Class Act!, the senior class giving campaign. of 2020 are pictured with Board of Advisors Class Act! encourages seniors at the University to give a symbolic gift of $20 Members and Class plus their class year in cents—for the Class of 2019 that was $20.19. The goals Act Liaison Alan are to usher a lifetime of philanthropy as our students become alumni and to Epstein L’74 left, make the College one of their philanthropic priorities—and to try to break the co-founder of the ! giving record! College of Law’s Class Headed by J.D. Class President Brian Kim L’19 and LL.M. student Act! campaign. representatives Aili Obandja LL.M. ’19 and Yasmeen Eesa LL.M. ’19—each of whom are interviewed in our “Giving Through the Years” feature on p46—the Class of 2019 achieved an 80% participation rate in the campaign among J.D. students and a 94% participation rate among the master’s degree students. Once again, this is a new record not only for the College of Law, but for the University at large. The Class of 2020’s campaign is well underway, with strong student support during Boost the ’Cuse and plenty of enthusiasm for another banner year. n

4 5 Advancing Women in the Law CNYWBA, College of Law Create the Beatrice Krupkin L’76 Endowed Scholarship

“ I hope that future Beatrice Krupkin L’76 Endowed Scholarship recipients will take up the baton of female representation in the law.” —Colleen Gibbons, L’17 “I knew Bea Krupkin

“Everyone is really excited about the scholarship, especially the fact that we well, both when she can offer one every year now,” says Gibbons, adding that, like the original was in law school grant, the newly endowed scholarship will be given to a law student who exhibits a keen interest in the advancement of women in society and the law. and when she That criterion is very much in keeping with Krupkin's pioneering legacy. became a lawyer. A resident of Liverpool, NY, Krupkin (1936-1996) was an Administrative Law She passed much Judge with the New York State Department of Labor and active in several local organizations, including the Onondaga County Bar Association, too soon. She went National Council of Jewish Women, Planned Parenthood, and American to law school as a Civil Liberties Union.

Most notably, Krupkin was a co-founder of CNYWBA in 1980—along middle-aged woman, with fellow alumna and former President of the National Organization of and that experience Women, the late Karen DeCrow L’72—and served as the Association's first President. informed her view of

The creation and early years of CNYWBA were not without controversy, the profession and and CNYWBA benefitted from strong leadership from Krupkin. According to the association's history, “as to be expected, there was some of the help that so- divisiveness within the Women’s Bar. Some thought it was inappropriate called “mid-career” and counterproductive to form an organization that segregated female s a law student, Colleen Gibbons L’17 was a grateful recipient of a Central Colleen Gibbons L’17, A attorneys from their male counterparts.” Nevertheless, under Krupkin, women needed. I New York Women’s Bar Association (CNYWBA) scholarship given in name Board Member of the one of the first tasks CNYWBA addressed was gender discrimination in and memory of College of Law alumna Beatrice Krupkin L’76. “Receiving that Central New York know she would the Onondaga County Bar Association, which in the mid-1970s held board award,” Gibbons says, “made me want to be more involved with the women’s bar Women’s Bar Association, meetings at an all-male social club. association.” stands next to the Class be happy that the

of 1976 composite In addition to Krupkin’s legendary status in the Central New York legal Traditionally offered biennially to Upstate New York law students, for many years photo in Dineen Hall. Krupkin Scholarship community, Gibbons points to a more personal reason to identify with the the Hon. Beatrice Krupkin Scholarship was administered through the Central New Gibbons spearheaded scholarship’s namesake. “Judge Krupkin went to law school later in life, and that CNYWBA has York Community Foundation on behalf of CNYWBA. the establishment of the Beatrice Krupkin L’76 as someone who went to law school as an older student, I can relate, and endowed in her Receiving the 2017 award did indeed make Gibbons engage with the women’s Endowed Scholarship. she inspires me. I hope that future Krupkin Endowed Scholarship recipients bar association. Now Deputy Director of the Center for Court Innovation Upstate will take up the baton of female representation in the law.” name is helping to Office, Gibbons joined the CNYWBA’s Board and currently serves as Board CNYWBA’s endowment of the Krupkin scholarship comes in a year that Secretary. One of her goals has been to ensure the permanence of the law school support women at marked the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage in the United States, a scholarship she received. fitting time in which to honor the Association’s co-founder. the College of Law.” “The Community Foundation met with a women's bar association committee to “We've hosted some great events in my time on the Board,” says Gibbons. discuss the possibility of endowing the Krupkin Scholarship,” Gibbons explains. —The Hon. Rosemary S. Pooler, These include a celebration of the Hon. Rosemary S. Pooler’s 20th “We agreed, and decided that in addition to endowing the fund, we would Circuit Judge, US Court of Appeals anniversary on the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit and approach the College of Law about offering it exclusively to Syracuse law students a Women in Law Summit—hosted at Dineen Hall in April 2019—featuring for the Second Circuit and installing it at the College of Law.” a keynote address by the Hon. Janet DiFiore, Chief Judge of the State of Creating the Beatrice Krupkin L’76 Endowed Scholarship meant increasing its New York. “We are also celebrating the 19th Amendment by sponsoring the principal balance. “The additional funds came from CNYWBA members and from Women’s Bar Association of the State of New York November 2019 event at our yearly fundraising drive, during which members had the option to give to the the National Women’s Hall of Fame in Seneca Falls.” endowment,” says Gibbons. The check to fully endow the scholarship was sent to “I’m only in my second year on the Board,” Gibbons adds, “but I think Syracuse University in October 2019. CNYWBA is truly making an impact on the profession.” n 6 7 Why should alumni make an campaign transformative. We need A New Campaign Focuses on the investment in the College of Law the right students—and the right Forever Orange People who Propel the College Forward at this time? people—to make us a 21st-century law school. We need a faculty that MG: The legal profession is at meets the needs and expectations a critical inflection point. First, of students and employers, as well protecting our democracy and the as a way to improve our ranking and rule of law has never been more reputation. important. To ensure that protection,

we must have well-educated lawyers What excites you most about who are also steeped in the real Forever Orange? world—a Syracuse legal education ensures both. MG: It’s the strategic balance among student scholarships, faculty Second, the practice of law is evolving support and innovation, and the at warp speed, with AI and other ongoing annual fund. For the College disruptive technologies changing Forever Orange: The Story to continue to excel, its strategic how lawyers practice. Syracuse has of Syracuse University objectives and how they are weighted been at the forefront of innovation for is critically important. I think the 344 pages, 381 color decades, and we need to support its College has been disciplined in photographs and illustrations, ability to continue to be a leader in deciding its strategic objectives and 2 maps this transformation. resourceful in how philanthropy is ISBN: 9780815611448 Finally, and most importantly, allocated. A unique accompaniment In early November, Syracuse University announced Forever Orange: An Interview with Campaign Syracuse is committed to inclusively MM: The College of Law’s Forever to the Forever Orange The Campaign for Syracuse University. Co-chairs Melanie Gray L’81 and attracting the best students and Orange campaign is part of a campaign, this richly Marnin Michaels L’96 supporting them with appropriate The $1.5 billion Forever Orange campaign is a comprehensive fundraising University-wide campaign, and we illustrated book looks at the financial aid to allow them to make a initiative that calls on the University community to build off 150 years want to show that the College of people, places, and events legal education a reality. As an alum, of firsts, by elevating the “One University” strategy in terms of academic Law is a meaningful part of Syracuse that have helped Syracuse I feel an obligation to help the College excellence, unsurpassed student experience, and unique learning University. University become an do just that. opportunities expressing a bold vision for the future, in which Orange internationally renowned students lead the world forward. MM: My classmates and I are 25 Can you speak to Dean Boise’s research university. years out of law school, so Forever leadership as he helms this initiative? For its part, the College of Law aims to raise $38 million to grow our Through narrative and Orange is about securing the school’s endowment and provide current funds in support of: MG: Dean Boise has been hundreds of photos, authors To reflect on the timeliness and reputation for the remainder of our instrumental in advancing the Scott Pitoniak and Rick > Tuition and experiential learning scholarships to help recruit and importance of Forever Orange, we careers and ensuring that the next College’s mission of providing a Burton survey Syracuse retain high-achieving, academically ambitious students. sat down with the College of Law’s generation has the resources it needs. campaign co-chairs Melanie Gray world-class legal education based University’s history, with > Faculty leadership and innovation to advance the interdisciplinary not only in the classroom but in special focus on how L’81, Partner, Winston & Strawn LLP, What outcomes are you expecting research and innovative programs that are a hallmark of the College. real life. He respects the tradition Syracuse has led the way and Marnin Michaels L’96, Senior from the campaign? > The Law Annual Fund, to ensure that the College continues to Partner, Baker & McKenzie Zurich. of a legal education, but he also in numerous important benefit from financial stability and flexibility. MG: It’s not just about supporting the embraces transformation. He is the matters, such as gender, Forever Orange campaign—although leader who can further advance and race, military veterans, and During our last campaign, alumni and friends helped to build our state- In your own words, how would you describe the College of Law Forever I hope that all alumni meaningfully distinguish Syracuse. If he weren’t, I science. of-the-art home, Dineen Hall. Forever Orange will promote academic support it—the campaign is also wouldn’t have agreed to Co-Chair the Orange campaign? Forever Orange presents excellence and student success. In other words, your gifts to Forever about alumni engagement. As campaign! Please join me. the University’s glorious Orange are an investment in the people who make the College of Law a MG: Forever Orange is strategic, someone who graduated in 1981, MM: Dean Boise understands 150-year history in a lively, beacon in legal education. student- and faculty-focused, and a today’s College is nothing like that our law school needs to be distinctive, informative campaign that builds on the success what many may remember it as. the best academic portal and a manner, appealing to alumni of the College’s last campaign, I hope everyone takes the time to place where we create the best and university friends, young Learn more about the campaign at: giving.syr.edu, or contact which resulted in the magnificent familiarize themselves with—and lawyers, not only academically but and old. Assistant Dean for Advancement and External Affairs Dineen Hall. then appreciate—how far the College holistically. His leadership will help Sophie Dagenais at [email protected] or 315.443.4536. has come and the quality of the legal Available at MM: Forever Orange is all about to focus the message that we need a education it provides. Syracuse University Press what we can do to take the College transformation to enhance the long- press.syr.edu of Law to the next level. MM: I hope that we raise sufficient term possibilities for our students. scholarship funds to make the Dean Boise gets it. n

8 9 THE BIG BOARD Class FY2019 Lifetime FY2019 Class FY2019 Lifetime FY2019 Gifts to the College of Law by Class Year Year Gifts to Law Participation Year Gifts to Law Participation

1959 $600,083.19 24.00% 1990 $158,965.00 7.39% Annual alumni giving is the lifeblood of the College and 94% of LL.M. students supporting the campaign. 1991 $180,930.87 7.65% of Law, and each year there are new achievements to They’ve set a high bar for the Class of 2020’s campaign, 1960 $268,271.00 21.21% 1992 $298,615.91 9.91% celebrate. We are often asked how class years stack up by which is already underway. 1961 $87,843.25 30.00% 1993 $401,959.73 6.69% participation rate—so to see your class year, take a look at We are extremely proud of the philanthropic support we “The Big Board” on the opposite page. 1962 $181,495.00 14.70% 1994 $294,833.38 5.68% receive from our students and alumni. Your gifts are 1963 $151,934.69 12.82% 1995 $393,931.87 7.59% Starting with the Class of 1959, you’ll find alumni giving important and impactful. Alumni giving enables us to participation rates for Fiscal Year 2019 (July 1, 2018 to invest in strategies to improve our national rankings, as it 1964 $124,006.25 14.20% 1996 $357,151.25 5.68% June 30, 2019) calculated by solicitable alumni, as well provides the means for us to attract talented and highly 1965 $307,149.73 13.33% 1997 $107,035.19 5.38% as lifetime gifts to the College through June 30, 2019. credentialed students through scholarship offerings; 1966 $2,725,719.84 25.49% 1998 $140,557.99 4.74% Gifts in any amount count toward each class year’s improve our student-to-faculty ratio; and deliver the 1967 $254,650.00 14.55% 1999 $59,896.65 2.88% participation rate. innovative programs that not only prepare students for careers in an increasingly competitive and global legal 1968 $1,425,091.57 27.27% Last year saw many giving highlights. The Class of 1968 profession, but also distinguishes us as a law school. 1969 $767,694.95 15.58% 2000 $79,959.00 6.10% raised more than $100,000 in honor of its 50th reunion year (read more about the effort on p18). Moreover, the Please help improve your class numbers. To donate, visit 2001 $117,715.59 4.25% classes of 2016, 2017, and 2018—the pioneers of the Class law.syr.edu and click on “Make a Gift.” Every gift counts! 1970 $243,281.00 14.49% 2002 $53,787.97 3.70% Act! student giving campaign—are now showing some Be sure to read next year’s Giving Book to see how your 1971 $370,863.03 27.27% 2003 $214,563.83 8.12% of our strongest participation rates, a testament to their class did in Fiscal Year 2020. 1972 $1,266,040.50 13.43% 2004 $61,314.16 7.42% generosity and their commitment to their alma mater. Thank you! 1973 $1,038,217.65 18.07% 2005 $61,112.69 6.05% And we must not forget that the Class of 2019’s Class Act! 1974 $639,631.18 13.43% 2006 $39,336.38 6.12% campaign set a new giving record for the College of Law Editor’s Note: The orange arrows in the chart, next to certain 1975 $2,545,976.26 16.99% 2007 $108,964.23 8.54% (and the University at large), with 80% of J.D. students class years, signifies increased participation from FY18 to FY19. 1976 $572,461.02 13.61% 2008 $37,954.00 5.99% 1977 $1,405,844.09 15.38% 2009 $15,968.34 7.41% 1978 $270,722.13 5.29% 1979 $299,296.13 13.30% 2010 $12,563.04 3.33% 2011 $29,031.16 5.40% 1980 $650,471.78 16.86% 2012 $21,515.01 4.84% 1981 $3,537,196.64 9.38% 2013 $11,786.45 9.55% 1982 $3,210,009.30 10.88% 2014 $9,782.56 6.79% 1983 $479,248.25 9.84% 2015 $2,594.15 5.19% 1984 $408,218.00 7.06% 2016 $5,285.65 12.60% 1985 $344,797.55 6.19% 2017 $3,742.34 12.72% 1986 $617,972.19 8.46% 2018 $6,791.87 15.20% 1987 $149,039.85 8.74% 2019 $3,109.95 82.20% 1988 $380,723.44 8.80% 1989 $308,293.44 5.53%

10 11 The Many Ways You Give Back

Alumni help the College of Law in countless ways—from hiring graduates and lecturing, to coaching advocacy teams and hosting externs—and everything you do makes a difference. Here are just a few examples of how alums have given back to the College over the past year.

Enhancing the Library’s Collections Taking an Active Role in Legal Careers The College of Law has received a generous donation The Hon. Robert D. Mariani L’76, District Judge of the of more than 1,500 books from Ronald Goldfarb L’56 United States District Court for the Middle District of and his wife, Joanne J. Goldfarb ’57. In establishing Pennsylvania, visited the College of Law in Fall 2019. the Goldfarb Family Collection, students, faculty, He spoke to legal writing and civil procedure classes and staff have access to an impressive array of books and met a few of his past, current, and future clerks on topics as diverse as law and policy to literature for lunch. Pictured (L to R) are Katherine Brisson L’20, and art. Some of the unique items in the Collection Judge Mariani, Carly Rolph L’20, and Erin Lafayette include The Enemy Within, written by Robert F. L’13. Kennedy and inscribed by him. Other volumes in the Collection are also inscribed from their authors to Ronald, as he served as the literary agent for most of these titles.

Growing the Externship Program The growth of the Externship Program across the country could not have happened without the Welcoming New Students to the College of Law participation of our alumni as hosts and lecturers. Family One example: Alessio Evangelista L’95 hosted the Fall In August 2019, Henry (Hank) Greenberg L’86— 2019 DCEx Program at the US Attorney’s Office for the the current president of the New York State Bar District of Columbia—the largest US Attorney’s office Association—served as the convocation speaker. in the country—where Evangelista is the Principal 272 J.D. and LL.M. students listened as he reinforced Assistant US Attorney. the importance of the legal profession at a time of significant change. “The communities where you have settled—or will settle—need lawyers,” he said. “They need our wisdom, our expertise, and our special gift to see both sides of an issue.” Coaching and Judging in the Advocacy Program Dozens of alumni volunteers contribute countless hours to the Travis H.D. Lewin Advocacy Honor Launching JDinteractive Society programs each year. Their participation in the In January 2019, 29 students from around the Advocacy Program as judges and coaches is critical to world attended the very firstJDinteractive residency. the education and growth of the student participants. Students interacted directly with alumni, many At the inaugural Entertainment and Sports Law of whom traveled from far away, to learn about Negotiation Competition in spring 2019, Kevin Belbey legal career options and be welcomed into the L’16 (far left) and Board of Advisors Member James Orange law community. Seated on the panel Zeszutek L’76 (center) joined John Wolohan, Professor (l to r) are: Richard Jones L’95, Kristen Smith L’05, of Sports Law and Management, in judging the final Michael Johnson L’93, Kevin Saunders L’97, and round of this new intracollegiate competition. n Sarah Oliker L’03.

12 13 ACCESSLEX GRANT HELPS PROMOTE DIVERSITY BOOST THE ’CUSE GOES THE FULL 44 HOURS

AND INCLUSION Boost the ’Cuse returned with a new twist in 2019: Boost the ’Cuse: 44 Hours for Syracuse University kicked off at 4 a.m. on November 5, complete with matching challenges Working to increase the diversity of the College of Law’s student body, for each school and college and wrapped up at 11:59 p.m. on our alumni base, and the legal profession at large continues to be a November 6. top priority for the College of Law. As we go to press, the SU Leaderboard shows that more In 2019 the College entered into the 3+3 Opportunity Program than 445 donors made gifts to the College of Law this year, in with three Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) in comparison to the previous year’s 424 at this time. Stay tuned Atlanta, GA: Spelman College, Morehouse College, and Clark Atlanta for the final results in a future Dean's Dispatch! University. This 3+3 model offers qualifying students a six-year path for successive undergraduate and law degrees. We are grateful to our SULAA Board and Board of Advisors for their gifts and impactful matching challenges, and to all College of Law alumni, faculty, staff, and friends who supported this effort with To help promote the success success of 3+3 program students, the College of Law applied for and generosity and enthusiasm, making Boost the ’Cuse: 44 Hours for Syracuse University a resounding has received a grant from AccessLex Institute. With a new Diversity Pipeline Research Grant, the success. n College will launch the Summer Jump-Start Program, which will provide 3+3 program students at the undergraduate level early access to College of Law faculty, connections with College of Law students and alumni, deep exposure to the legal profession, and training sessions to help prepare them for our robust curriculum as law students. A rigorous evaluation design will measure the effectiveness of the Summer Jump-Start Program, to inform future programs and serve as a model for other schools to follow. n

During Boost the ’Cuse, student leaders from the Class Act! campaign (pictured is 3L Kristian Stefanides) manned a busy table in the atrium where students from all classes helped in Boost the ’Cuse.

14 15 Law Firm Giving Challenge Returns for Year Two THE GLOBAL IMPACT OF SCHOLARSHIP: Once again, Syracuse-area law firms engaged in a friendly competition International Scholars Committed to to mobilize support for the College of Law by encouraging alumni at each firm—in solidarity with fellow alumni—to make a gift Human Rights and Disability Law to their alma mater. Firms competed in three categories: Small Law Firms (less than 15 Congratulations to the attorneys); Medium Law Firms (16-49 attorneys); and Large Law Challenge Winners! Firms (50 or more attorneys). Gifts of any size made during Syracuse (Left to right) LL.M. students University’s 2019 fiscal year (July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019) counted Rencie “Mercy” Xie, Lucky toward the challenge. Winners were the firms with the highest Large Firm Mahenzo Mbonani, and Jin “Jason” Xi. Xie and Xi are percentage of College of Law alumni who made a gift during that period. recipients of scholarships Congratulations to the 2019 Law Firm Challenge winners: from the J&K Wonderland Foundation; Mbonani received Large Law Firms: Harris Beach, PLLC Harris Beach PLLC her scholarship from the JAF Medium Law Firms: Bousquet Holstein PLLC Foundation. All three scholars are focusing their LL.M. studies Small Law Firms: Bottar Law Medium Firm on disability law. This Syracuse-based challenge is one of the many ways the College of Law benefits from our partnerships with area law firms and our alumni’s philanthropy. We are grateful to everyone who participated in the Bousquet Holstein PLLC challenge. In Fall 2019, the College of Law welcomed challenges, which I intend to bring back with three new international scholars who are each me to China,” Jason says. “It is a true honor Small Firm committed to advancing the rights of persons for me to study and live in these accessible To learn more about the Law Firm Giving Challenge, or to issue a with disabilities. surroundings, and my experience at the challenge in your city or state, contact Assistant Director of Development College gives me hope for the future.” Rencie “Mercy” Xie and Jin “Jason” Xi, both Fritz Diddle at [email protected] or 315.443.1339. n Bottar Law from China, are pursuing master of laws Lucky Mahenzo Mbonani has spent her (LL.M.) degrees with concentrations in human career working for the rights of children rights and disability law. Both are already with disabilities in her native Kenya. Upon pioneers in the field. Mercy was the only completion of her master’s degree, she plans student with a disability at her university in to return to her community on the Kenyan China, and in 2017 she delivered a speech coast to continue that work. “I believe my about the lives of persons with disabilities studies at the College of Law will be of great in China at the United Nations. “I intend to importance in bringing about change in Kenya work to improve the system of laws impacting with respect to the rights of persons with persons with disabilities in China,” Mercy disabilities and, most significantly, children says. “Many people in China are not aware with disabilities who are more vulnerable in of their rights, which is compounded by the Kenyan society,” Lucky says. “The College’s fact that law schools do not teach specialized impact will not end with me, but it will courses in disability rights and disability be felt in the local Kenyan community for law. I am confident that the impact of my generations.” time in Syracuse will be substantial and The academic pursuits of all three students transformative in China.” were made possible in part through generous Jason is the first visually impaired student to scholarship grants from the Taiwan-based J&K enroll in law school in China and also the first Wonderland Foundation, whose scholarship to request reasonable accommodations for grants are designed to support Taiwanese the bar exam. While pursuing his Master’s or Chinese students interested in disability thesis, Jason identified gaps in Chinese law, and the JAF Foundation, a charitable disability law, which led to discrimination in foundation that funds social welfare, education, employment, and daily life. “The conservation, and human rights programs, courses at Syracuse University College of Law including academic scholarships, which in have been enlightening and have encouraged the College of Law’s instance, are designed to me to think about solutions to these support law students from Africa. n

16 17 SCHOLARSHIPS CHANGING LIVES One of the key factors in my decision to choose Syracuse was the ONE GIFT AT A TIME connection between alumni and their alma mater.” —3L Nolan Kokkoris

The impact that scholarships have on the lives of students Class of 1968 Scholarship Third-year student Aubre Dean captured the 2019 and the reputation of the College can never be overstated, While the Class of 1996 fundraising effort relied on the Model of Excellency in Advocacy Award as the as this update of three recipients of the College's more power of social media and other electronic connections student who “demonstrates excellence in advocacy than 100 named scholarships attests. among classmates, friends from a different Orange and who exemplifies leadership, sportsmanship, and generation organized their fundraiser around their class professionalism.” Dean was a member of the third- “Scholarships have paved the way for students for reunion. place 2019 Evans Constitutional Law Moot Court

decades,” says Director of Financial Aid Kristin Shea. Competition team and co-winner of both the College’s During its 50th get-together, the Class of 1968 not “The College has a proud history of providing aid, inaugural Entertainment and Sports Law Negotiation only shared memories, they also challenged each and our mission remains to offer more than 90% of Competition and the 47th Annual Mackenzie Hughes other to continue the Syracuse tradition of giving back. students merit- or need-based grants.” LLP Edmund Lewis Appellate Advocacy Competition. This class raised an impressive $103,650 toward its In fact, the availability of financial aid is an important scholarship fund—and boosted its participation rate to The 2019 Model of Excellency award was presented in influence for students deciding which law school to 34% in the process! honor of Joanne Van Dyke L’87, a long-time coach of attend. Scholarships help the College attract top talent College of Law advocacy teams. “This award recognizes Maria Zumpano L’19 was the grateful 2019 recipient of while keeping law school accessible and affordable. the efforts of our students and the contributions of the the scholarship. “I was thrilled to learn of my selection, For our philanthropic alumni, endowing or giving to program’s alumni,” says Professor Lewin. “I beamed and I am deeply appreciative of the support from the a scholarship creates a lasting legacy and deepens with pride as Joanne stood alongside Aubre!” Class of 1968,” says Zumpano. “Without financial connections among them, their alma mater, and assistance, my success in law school would not have Another alum present at the 2019 banquet was Lee generations of students. been possible.” And Zumpano’s success continues: Michaels L’67, who teaches a popular trial practice As for their impact on the students themselves ... she graduated magna cum laude in 2019 and joined course. To help continue the Advocacy Program’s stellar well, let them explain: Bousquet Holstein PLLC, where she continues to build legacy, Michaels has establlished the Lee S. Michaels on her passion for business law. Advocacy Fund, which underwrites the Advocate of the Class of 1996 Scholarship Year Award. In May 2019, the award was presented to “One of the key factors in my decision to choose Advocacy Scholarships rising star 3L Adam Leydig. Leydig and his teammate Lee Michaels L’67 (right) with 3L Adam Leydig, the recipient of the 2019 Lee S. Michaels Advocate scholarship Syracuse was the connection between alumni and their Sometimes students get to express their appreciation Dennis Scanlon L’19 won the regional round of the alma mater,” says 3L Nolan Kokkoris, the 2019 recipient in person. That was the case at the Travis H.D. Lewin National Trial Competition and brought the Tiffany Cup of the Class of 1996 Scholarship. Advocacy Honors Society Banquet in May 2019. Among back home to Syracuse. the awards conferred that night were two scholarships "Conversations with alumni energized me about created by Professor Lewin: the Emil M. Rossi L’72 Following the Footsteps studying law and broadened my understanding of Scholarship Award and the Model of Excellency in Scholarships not only have a profound impact on the To give to any of the scholarships mentioned the profession, and alumni helped make my goal of Advocacy Award. academic lives of our students, as the recipients often in this article, to establish a scholarship, or obtaining a law degree tangible,” Kokkoris adds. “The explain, they also inspire future giving. to spearhead a Class Challenge, please contact support of alumni-funded scholarships, such as the Honoring Syracuse-based trial attorney and Adjunct Assistant Director of Development Fritz Diddle Class of 1996 Scholarship, has helped me pursue my Professor Emil M. Rossi L’72, the Rossi Award was “I couldn’t have made it without the help of those who at [email protected] or 315.443.1339. dream.” presented to 3L Courtney Thompson, the student who preceded me,” says Kokkoris. “Thank you, Class of most demonstrated “excellence in trial advocacy.” 1996, for inspiring me every day. As an alumnus, I too The Class of 1996 Scholarship benefitted from a timed Thompson was part of the American Association for will help the next generation of lawyers who follow in Class Challenge in 2018, boosted by the promise of a Justice Student Trial Advocacy Competition team that my footsteps.” match to maximize the impact of individual donations. won the regional round in 2019. The challenge, to reach either a 40% participation rate Echoes Zumpani, “I hope one day I will be able to help or $10,000, proved effective and fruitful: the Class of other students achieve their goals, just as the Class of 1996 raised $10,535 to unlock the $25,000 match. 1968 helped me.” n

18 19 Law Alumni Weekend 2019: A Fall Spectacular 1 2

Law Alumni Weekend For the first time, Dean Boise delivered his annual 2019—held September State of the College Address during alumni weekend with 19-21—was a spectacular the goal of better informing the alumni family about the success. We enjoyed record attendance and a festive College’s strategic direction and progress towards our goals. and joyful atmosphere, with the sunny fall weather and a Thank you to sponsors who supported a full and diverse successful Orange football team both playing their parts. program: Bottar Law (Law Honors Awards title sponsor Our alumni were an integral part of the weekend’s and lunch sponsor); Hancock Estabrook, William Mattar programming. From joining panels to engaging with Law Offices, Wladis Law Firm, and Mackenzie Hughes students and faculty, we could not have done it without (lunch sponsors); and the NDNY Federal Court Bar you. Law Alumni Weekend is your weekend, and this year Association, Institute for the Study of the Judiciary, 3 4 it showed! Politics, and the Media; and the Syracuse Civics Initiative (Supreme Court Preview CLE sponsors). Our photo essay recalls some of the many highlights, from the Afternoon with the Corporate Law Society, Lunch with It’s never too early to start planning for the next Law the Judiciary, and the Supreme Court Preview, to the Law Alumni Weekend. Mark September 24-26 on your calendar Honors Awards, Orange vs. Western Michigan Tailgate for 2020’s celebration, which will coincide with the Party, and the second annual Alumni of Color Reception. College’s 125th Anniversary!

1 LAW 2019 kicked off with a 3 Representing the Class of 1969— 6 In a moving Law Honors Awards standing-room-only event: An The Hon. J. Jeremiah Mahoney, ceremony, the College community Afternoon with the Corporate Law who traveled from Washington, celebrated five outstanding Society. The first of two panels DC, where he is Chief United States individuals: (L to R) the Hon. went “Inside the Minds of Inside Administrative Law Judge at the US Thérèse Wiley Dancks L’91, Richard Counsel”. Pictured are Scott Boylan Department of Housing and Urban M. Alexander L’82, Bernard T. King 5 6 L’85 of StoneTurn, Beth McKee Development. He celebrated his L’59, Lt. Thomas M. Caruso L’14, L’04 of StaticControl Components, 50th with enormous pride, given and Eileen D. Millett L’74. and Jennifer Townsend L’11 of the number of class buttons he is The Aristo Company. The second wearing! 7 The Student and Alumni panel—on “Practicing Corporate Networking Reception is a popular Law,” moderated by Faculty Fellow 4 There was a full house on event where students make Danielle Stokes—featured Peter September 20 for the annual Lunch connections that could last a Alfano L’94 of Winston & Strawn; with the Judiciary and Alumni. lifetime. Eileen Millett L’74 of Phillips Nizer; This year's keynote speaker was Paul Sharlow L’03 of Sharlow Law the Hon. Glenn T. Suddaby L’85, 8 The second annual Alumni of Color Firm; and Linda Romano and Chief US District Judge, Northern Reception celebrated a strong Kate Chmieloweic L’16 of Bond, District of New York. network and proud community. Schoeneck & King. This year, this year the Black 5 The annual Supreme Court Preview Law Students Association gave 7 8 2 Members of the Class of 1979 Lecture and Panel Discussion its William Herbert Johnson rallied with good humor and heard Wall Street Journal SCOTUS L’1903 Legacy Award to the gathered for their 40th anniversary. correspondent Jess Bravin’s Hon. Theodore A. McKee L’75, Their class reunion photo was reflections on the 2019-2020 while members of the Class of taken in the Law Library. It’s hard SCOTUS term. The subsequent 2007 Alex Galvez and José Perez to miss John Jay DeLaney, of panel, moderated by Vice Dean received the inaugural Hon. Sonia Lindabury, McCormick, Estabrook Bybee, featured (l to r) Bybee; Sotomayor alumni award from & Cooper PC, in his orange suit. Associate Dean for Research Lauryn the Latin American Law Students In the middle of the front row sits Gouldin; University Professor Association. n Jodé Millman, who gave a reading David Driesen; Bravin; R. Reeves from her thriller The Midnight Call Anderson, Partner, Arnold & Porter; at a Saturday morning breakfast and the Hon. Rosemary Pooler, event. Second Circuit Court of Appeals.

20 21 Board of Advisors Chair

Dear Alumni and Friends of the College of Law:

As the new Chair of the Board of Advisors, this and experiences as well as the academic Our efforts are on top of the good work that the is my first opportunity to write to all of you who achievements of these students continue to Syracuse University Law Alumni Association have made generous contributions of your time, demonstrate that the College’s national and (SULAA) has been doing for alumni throughout talent, and treasure in support of the College international appeal. the United States. SULAA has been instrumental of Law. On behalf of the College and the Board, in connecting alumni in different regions of the I want to thank each of you for that support. The 50 JDi students matriculated in fall are in country, organizing continued legal education Your contributions helped the College achieve addition to the 29 online law degree program efforts, and recognizing the achievements of some remarkable goals over the past year. Your students welcomed in January 2019. JDi is the first of our most distinguished alumni. If you have not continued support will help the College to reach ABA-approved, fully interactive online law degree had the opportunity to attend the College’s annual even greater goals in the coming years. program in the United States. This program Law Alumni Weekend and its Law Honors Awards provides a unique and rigorous legal education Program, I encourage you to do so. As part of the University’s overall strategic to students who might otherwise not have the plan, the College of Law, under Dean Boise’s opportunity to obtain a full legal education I want to recognize one alum in particular: leadership, has articulated and is focused on while being employed. As with their residential Marc Malfitano. Marc served as the Chair of three strategic pillars: student experience, classmates, the students in the JDi program bring the Board from 2008 to 2019, and he has been discovery, and academic innovation. These with them diverse experiences and perspectives deeply engaged in all aspects of the College. For initiatives build-up from the solid core of the that deeply enrich the educational environment. instance, he has served as an adjunct faculty College, which is defined by a remarkable faculty member, teaching real estate and business law, and staff who are dedicated to providing an While our incoming students have much to look since 1997; he was an integral part of the design outstanding learning experience for our students; forward to, our most recent graduates, who took and fundraising efforts for Dineen Hall; and he world-renowned research centers and institutes; the New York State Bar exam for the first time in served on the search committee that hired Dean hands-on clinical programs and externships that July 2019, achieved an 88% pass rate, which is Boise. The College and the Board would not be provided our students with practical experiences significantly higher than last year's first-time pass where they are today without Marc’s efforts. that cannot be achieved the classroom; a rate of 83%. Our 2019 first-time rate also surpasses nationally recognized Advocacy Program; and the average of all New York State ABA law schools As alumni and friends of the College of Law, Robert M. Hallenbeck L’83 a world-class teaching and learning facility in (85%) and all ABA law schools nationwide (86%). we can take pride in what has been accomplished Dineen Hall. Again, these data underscore both the quality of and in the support that all of us—individually the students graduating from the College and, and collectively—have given to make our College The Board—along with many of you—works to importantly, the quality of the education they what it is today. I encourage you to read through support all of these programs and initiatives in receive. We welcome them to the distinguished this Giving Book and to be inspired by what has an effort to help train and graduate outstanding ranks of the College’s alumni who continue to make been done. Thank you for being part of those lawyers. a profound and meaningful impact in the practice efforts, and I look forward to continuing this of law and throughout our society. journey with you. This Fall I had the opportunity to attend Convocation, where the Dean, University Provost As I reflect on my first year as Chair, I am mindful With gratitude, Michele G. Wheatley, and College faculty and staff of the time and effort that my fellow Board welcomed 185 students into the residential 1L members contribute to the College. As advisors class, 50 JDinteractive students, and 29 students to the Dean, our role is to provide insight and into the LL.M. program. These students come viewpoints on how law is being practiced now and from 178 different colleges and universities both how it may be practiced in the future, as well as to in the US and abroad. The diverse backgrounds support the training of College of Law students. Robert M. Hallenbeck L’83

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Members Honorary Members

Chair Bernard R. Kossar L’55* Hon. Joseph R. Biden Jr. L’68 Robert M. Hallenbeck L’83 Retired, O.W. Office Warehouse Inc. 47th Vice President of the United States Retired, Becton, Dickinson & Co. Palm Beach, Florida Wilmington, Delaware Baltimore, Maryland Donald T. MacNaughton L’68* Hon. William Q. Hayes L’83 Richard M. Alexander L’82* Retired, White & Case LLP U.S. District Court for the Southern Arnold & Porter Wilson, Wyoming California District Washington, DC San Diego, California Marc A. Malfitano L’78 Keisha L. Audain-Pressley L’00 Attorney, Real Estate Developer, Hon. Carolyn D. King Pacific Investment Management Adjunct Professor U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit Company Syracuse, New York Houston, Texas New York, New York Marnin J. Michaels L’96 Hon. Theodore A. McKee L’75* Sharon R. Barner ’79 Baker McKenzie Zurich U.S. Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit Cummins, Inc. Zurich, Switzerland Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Indianapolis, Indiana Kamesh Nagarajan L’96 Hon. Rosemary S. Pooler Michael A. Bottar L’03 The Vector Group, Morgan Stanley U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Bottar Law PLLC Private Wealth Management Circuit Syracuse, New York New York, New York New York, New York

Karen A. Chesley ’02 Mark A. Neporent L’82* Hon. Frederick J. Scullin Jr. L’64 Boies, Schiller & Flexner LLP Cerberus Capital Management L.P. U.S. District Court for the Northern New York, New York New York, New York District of New York A Tax-Saving Way to Help Syracuse, New York Alan M. Epstein L’74 Susan K. Reardon L’76 KDC Solar LLC Retired, Johnson & Johnson Syracuse University College of Law Bedminister, New Jersey Alexandria, Virginia Christopher C. Fallon Jr. L’73 Frank W. Ryan IV L’94 Cozen O’Connor DLA Piper Ex Officio Philadelphia, Pennsylvania New York, New York Make a gift tax-free with your IRA! Learn more … If you’re age 70½ or better and are required to make annual Read about how to make an IRA gift to the College Melanie Gray L’81* Heather M. Schroder L’07 Craig M. Boise Winston & Strawn LLP Robert Bosch LLC Dean and Professor of Law withdrawals from an IRA account, you can take advantage of a simple of Law and download wire transfer instructions at Houston, Texas Farmington Hills, Michigan Syracuse University College of Law way to support the College of Law and receive tax benefits in return. foreversyracuse.syr.edu/ira-charitable-rollover. Syracuse, New York You can also download the sample letter you can Alan K. Halfenger L’93 Mitchell I. Sonkin L’77 What are the benefits of making a gift from your IRA account? send to your plan administrator to initiate a rollover. Optima Partners MBIA Inc. Sophie Dagenais New York, New York Kiawah Island, South Carolina Assistant Dean for Advancement A gift of any amount up to $100,000 per year from your IRA will: and External Affairs Questions? Contact the Syracuse University John R. Hartmann L’88 Gregory L. Thornton L’71 Syracuse University College of Law • Not be included in your taxable income. IRA transfers are not Planned Giving Team at 888.352.9535 or True Value Company Retired, The Boston Globe Syracuse, New York Chicago, Illinois Boston, Massachusetts included in your gross income for federal income tax purposes. email [email protected]. (No charitable deduction is available, however.) Richard D. Hole L’75 C. James Zeszutek L’75 Bond Schoeneck & King PLLC Dinsmore & Shohl LLP • Satisfy your required minimum distribution (RMD) for the year. Syracuse, New York Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Be put to work today, allowing you to see the difference your donation is making. • Provide meaningful support to the College of Law.

*Member of Syracuse Univeristy Board of Trustees

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Partners Counselors Gifts of $10,000-$24,999 Gifts of $5,000-$9,999 The strength of Syracuse University College of Law is reflected in the dedication of our alumni, friends, institutions, Adam L. Bailey L’95* Alan K. Halfenger L’93* David F. Abernethy ’80, L’82* and organizations who demonstrate their commitment to our future. On the following pages, we gratefully acknowledge Judith A. Moroz Phyllis K. Simon ’82 and thank those who have contributed to the success of the College between July 1, 2018, and June 30, 2019. Sharon R. Barner ’79 Haywood E. McDuffie John R. Hartmann L’88* Keisha L. Audain-Pressley ’97, G’00, L’00* *College of Law alumni donors who have given for three or more consecutive years. Martina E. Hartmann F. David Pressley ’96 Craig M. Boise Next year, the Giving Book, including the Honor Roll of Donors, will be published on our website. Marina Rhodes-Boise Richard D. Hole L’75* Peter A. Bieger L’76 Deborah M. Hole G’99 William J. Brodsky ’65, L’68* Peter D. Carmen L’91 Joan Brodsky ’67, G’68 Stephanie A. Jacqueney G’82, L’82* Mary Beth E. Carmen G’02 Mark S. Edelstein Dean’s Trust Benefactors Sustainers George T. Bruckman ’57, L’59* Louise E. Dembeck L’65* Gifts of $100,000 and more Gifts of $50,000-$99,999 Gifts of $25,000-$49,999 Philip L. Kirstein L’73* Giora Neeman Jeffrey R. Capwell L’89* Melinda R. Kirstein Cynthia A. Capwell Antonio L. Diaz-Albertini L’07 Richard M. Alexander L’82* Robert M. Hallenbeck G’80, L’83* Michael A. Bottar L’03* Thomas B. Mafrici L’91* Emily Alexander Susan B. Hallenbeck Tiffany L. Bottar Anthony J. Carbone G’81, L’81 Elizabeth A. August L’94* Alexandra C. Epsilanty L’92* Barbara S. Carbone Daniel S. Jonas Bernard R. Kossar ’53, L’55* Marc A. Malfitano ’74, L’78* Joshua H. Heintz L’69* Jodé S. Millman ’76, L’79* Douglas P. Catalano L’72* Michael J. Harris Joanna L. Geraghty G’97, L’97* Carol M. Kossar ’53 Jeanette Malfitano Janice M. Heintz Christopher G. Kelly Karen A. Chesley ’02 Marnin J. Michaels G’96, L’96* Donald T. MacNaughton L’68* Susan K. Reardon ’73, L’76* Jason Carroll Frederick S. Reardon Alan M. Gordon ’74, L’77* Patricia E. MacNaughton Mark A. Neporent L’82* Raymond R. D’Agostino, Jr. L’68* Frank W. Ryan IV ’90, L’94* Amy M. Hawkes L’01* Sheila T. D’Agostino ’97 Lisa J. Neporent Arthur I. Sherman L’59* Melissa D. Ryan ’90, L’94* Kenneth W. Irvin L’92* Nancy Sherman Michael D. Wohl ’72, L’75* Robert E. Dineen Jr., L’66* Heather M. Schroder G’07, L’07* Jennifer Irvin Jeanne C. Olivier Betty N. Wohl Michael P. Walls L’84* Mitchell I. Sonkin L’77* Michael L. Kiklis L’93* Mary M. Walls Rex H. Elliott L’88 Zoe Kiklis Debra F. Sonkin Samantha Elliott Charles K. Stone Gary J. Lavine ’71, L’73* Alan M. Epstein L’74* Tanya M. Stone Mady S. Kudisch Arden S. Epstein Gale A. Stone Peter A. Lefkin G’80, L’80* Christopher C. Fallon, Jr. L’72* Gregory L. Thornton L’71 Travis H.D. Lewin Martin R. Feinman ’73, G’77, L’83* Helene D. Thornton Amy Cooney William K. Mattar L’88* Joseph V. Vumbacco L’70* Kathleen R. Mattar Robert A. Fitch ’70, L’73 V. Lee Vumbacco Theodore A. McKee L’75* Ronald L. Goldfarb ’54, L’56 William S. Yaus ’66, L’68 Ana L. McKee Joanne J. Goldfarb ’57 C. James Zeszutek ’72, L’75, G’76* David J. Noonan L’72* David A. Gordon L’86 Anne L. Zeszutek Kimberly A. Gordon Robert M. Osgood ’63, L’68 David J. Zumpano L’92* Joel H. Rabine ’63, L’65* Melanie Gray L’81* Christine E. Zumpano Mark L. Wawro Sally Rabine Randi M. Tumen ’78 Michael L. Tumen Kurt A. Wimmer G’85, L’85* Stephanie C. Wimmer

Ellen B. Zimiles L’83 Jonah D. Zimiles Golda Zimmerman L’80 David C. Kapell

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Advocates Dean’s Fellow Gifts of $2,500-$4,999 Gifts of $1,000-$2,499

Ifigenia T. Brown ’51, L’54* Frank S. Hedin L’12* Joshua F. Patterson L’00 Michael J. Allan L’98 Wilfred E. Gallinek L’88* G. Thomas Moynihan Jr. L’63* Paula S. Buzzi L’13 Sabrina C. Patterson L’01 Jocelyn Gallinek Jay S. Brown L’95* Christine A. Amalfe L’85 Carl J. Mugglin ’58, L’61* Consuela A. Pinto G’95, L’95* Marguerette N. Hosbach L’80* Amy Pylman Thomas M. Moore Arthur R. Gaudio L’67* Margaret H. Mugglin Gerald P. Conroy John Pylman Alicia S. Calagiovanni ’74, L’77, G’85* John T. Andrews Jr. L’66* Daniel W. Gentges L’88* Kamesh Nagarajan L’96* Richard J. Calagiovanni ’70, G’99 Anette Seltzer Lewis L’73* Gregory S. Rubin L’72* Elizabeth K. Lambert Penny G. Gentges L’88* Ami A. Shah Clifford Lewis Catherine A. Cornwell Charles A. Scarminach L’68* Patricia J. Austin L’85* Paul J. Giancola L’80* Gordon W. Netzorg L’76* Sophie Dagenais Margaret S. Mahoney ’72 Michael D. Upchurch Jane W. Netzorg James P. Kelly Matthew D. Schwarz L’98* Alan J. Goldberg L’52* David M. Crane L’80 Rebecca Schwarz H. Douglas Barclay L’61, ’98* Barbara Z. Goldberg ’53 Sarah M. Oliker L’03* Judith P. Crane Robert D. Mariani L’76* Sara S. Barclay Ryan MacGregor Robert C. Skrzypczak L’90 Sheldon I. Goldfarb L’77* James P. Domagalski L’90* Jaye B. Martin L’80 Kathleen R. Skrzypczak Lynn J. Barden L’66* Laurine S. Parmely L’83 Lynne W. Barden ’66 Murray A. Grossman ’43, G’45 John D. Parmely Brigitte J. Echols L’93 Lee S. Michaels L’67* Gregory L. Spallas L’86* M. Kathryn Grossman Esno Echols III Susan K. Michaels Sheila Sharei Peter L. Beard L’86* William L. Pence L’79 John H. Hartman L’73* Daniel J. French L’95* Edward J. Moses L’68* Eleanor Theodore ’49, L’52* Laurence G. Bousquet L’80* Carol D. Hartman Stephen P. Pollak L’70* Elana G. Moses G’67 Lauri P. Bousquet Karen A. Pollak ’71 Douglas J. Frye L’74* Thomas A. Vitanza L’58* Peter J. Hersha L’81* Joan Prather-Frye Paul I. Newman ’60, L’65* Patricia A. Vitanza Scott P. Boylan L’85* Robin B. Hersha David A. Pope L’07* Lesley E. Newman Kim M. Boylan L’86* Lacey Z. Pope Clayton H. Hale Jr. L’68 Marc A. Winston L’75* John W. Hornbeck ’65, L’68* Donald P. Parson L’68* Marcia L. Winston ’76 Thomas L. Carlon L’18 Peter L. Potts L’91 Alberta A. Parson Adam F. Jachimowski ’96, G’00, L’00* Dale L. Carlson L’75* Jocelyn Jachimowski Lisa M. Pullini-Rodri L’94 Virginia Kesler Carlson Arnold I. Kalman L’73* C. Allen Pylman Robert H. Cole Jr. L’78* E. Marie McKee Douglas K. Knight L’92* Celeste P. Pylman G’75 Lynn B. Knight Vincent J. Cole ’78, L’81* Richard M. Randall ’54, L’58* Lenore Cole Frank L. Kollman L’77 Sharon A. Kollman Mark S. Rattner L’76* Michael Corelli L’18 Lenore B. Rattner Mark A. Kompa L’80* Elizabeth Fitzgerald Paul S. Rhee L’96* Cindy S. Kui L’06* Philip Corelli Linda E. Romano Scott F. Cristman L’73* Richard Levy Jr. L’77* Carol M. Levy M. Jack Rudnick L’73 Mae A. D’Agostino L’80 Stephanie C. Rudnick G’97 Robert L. Liu L’75* Ann M. Day ’78, G’82, G’99 Leonard R. Shapiro L’73* Christian C. Day Gemma M. Lury L’72* Richard R. Lury L’72* Jules L. Smith ’69, L’71* Paul W. de Lima Jr. L’70* Alexandra R. Northrup Melanie R. de Lima Arthur S. Lussi L’88* Martina R. Lussi Cheryl R. Storie L’86* Diana Z. DeMarco Kyle G. Storie L’87* David J. MacNaughton L’77* Joseph M. Di Scipio G’95, L’95* Jared S. Turner G’06, L’06 Margaret Di Scipio Gene S. Manheim L’76* Lynn Manheim ’74 David P. Wales Jr. L’95* Paul E. Dimoh ’05, L’08* Jaime L. Wales G’94 Holly K. McClellan L’96 Jeri K. D’Lugin G’80, L’80 Andrew W. McClellan Allison C. Walsh G’04, L’04 Gabriel Parker Lisa A. Dolak L’88* Thomas J. McKenna L’84* Karen McKenna Helen A. Zamboni L’77* Kenneth K. Doolittle L’73* Steven I. Rosen Diane J. Meier L’76* Caren Eliezer Kenneth J. Meier G’74, Ph.D.’75 Mark Zeichner L’74* Judy Zeichner Catherine A. Foerster L’80* David J. Miller L’69* Mark R. Foerster L’80* Elizabeth G. Miller Richard J. Zwirn ’71, L’74* Audrey L. Weinrauch Martin L. Fried Kirk E. Miller L’76* Christina Miller

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Associates Contributors Gifts of $500-$999 Gifts up to $499

Stewart D. Aaron L’83* Joseph M. DiOrio L’81* Richard D. Hillman ’52, L’55* David W. Pies L’62* Anonymous Juliana A. Andrade Macedo Christine S. Aaron Denise O. DiOrio Deirdre G. Pies De Britto Perei Peter W. Hutton ’63, L’66 Courtney A. Abbott Hill L’09* Richard M. Alderman L’72* Jennifer L. Dzwonczyk L’95* Dale E. Rath ’64, L’68* Anthony Hill Cody M. Andrushko L’19 Janie Alderman Jeffrey A. Hyman L’72 Marjorie R. Rath Michael R. Dzwonczyk Carolyn A. Abdenour L’13* Peter L. Angelini L’92* Nelson D. Atkin II L’74* Richard P. Ingles L’79* Mary Roberts-Bailey L’82* Marlene Angelini Amy D. Eliezer Donald L. Abraham L’93 Susan B. Atkin Stephen J. Jones L’00* John V. Elmore L’84 Lynn M. Robinson L’89 Farah S. Angersola G’05, L’05, G’06 Theodore R. Bayer ’63, L’66* Margaret A. Jones L’01* Charlene Z. Abrahamson Joseph J. Angersola L’05 Peter A. Rolph L’03 Ellen S. Bayer ’66 Hope B. Engel L’86* Deborah H. Karalunas L’82* Christian Adamiak L’00* Henry M. Greenberg L’86* Muhammad A. Anjum G’19 William L. Bergan L’64* Emil M. Rossi G’68, L’72 James P. Kidder L’01* Sara Adams G’19, L’19 Eric J. Appellof G’80, L’80* Frances M. Bergan ’72 Alessio Evangelista L’95 Jamei M. Kidder Nancy Rossi Hassan Mosad Ahmed G’19 Kathleen Appellof William R. Bergum L’90* Frederick W. Faery G’92, L’92* James F. Kirkpatrick ’50 Reagan T. Roth L’06* Joanne H. Bergum Christopher K. Aimone L’09 Dominique T. Arcuri L’19 John C. Filippini L’72* Kimberly C. Lau ’03, L’06* Phillip R. Rumsey L’75* Upnit K. Bhatti L’15* Marie I. Rumsey Fatimah Abdulaziz Albulayhi G’19 Frank H. Armani ’50, L’56* Melissa A. Fox L’98* Foster O. Oakley Robert H. Ashford Peter Blanck Anton F. Swenoha Robert A. Longhi L’61* Anthony C. Scarfone L’86 Ali Mohammed Alhammad G’19 Wendy Blanck Kathleen L. Scarfone Egheose A. Ataga G’18 William E. Franczek ’73, G’77, L’82* William F. Lynn L’60* Alanood F. Alhareer G’18 John F. Boyd II L’16 Paul H. Scheuerlein ’75, L’84* Barry Frank ’64, L’67* Anne M. Lynn Gordon P. Allen ’61, L’82* Pamela J. Attardo L’93* Daniel P. Breen ’77, L’80* Robert T. Schofield IV G’96, L’96* Alice L. Allen Philip I. Frankel L’78* Gary G. Lyons ’73, L’75* Alexander Avakian L’19 Sally R. Breen ’80 Susanne Lyons Marilyn Frankel Richard D. Schuler L’72 Kenneth L. Allen L’74* BreAnna L. Avery L’17* Matthew G. Brigham L’06 William B. Magnarelli ’70, L’73* Prudence P. Allen Caroline S. Swigert Donald A. Greenwood G’81, L’81 Mark A. Slama L’87 Mohammedelmamoun Babikir G’19 Paula C. Garell Robin P. Malloy Paul M. Aloy L’05* Dennis C. Brown L’84 Barry I. Slotnick L’72* Maria K. Aloy G’03 Mary V. Bachar Shubha Ghosh Frederick S. Marty L’70* Linda L. Slotnick Bruce E. Bushlow ’63, L’65* Sumita Gosh Virginia R. Marty G’70 Joanne F. Alper ’72 Christopher J. Baiamonte L’19 Gail N. Bushlow ’64 Richard C. Smith L’71* Paul E. Alper Philip N. Glennon L’79* Daniel A. McMahon L’60* James S. Baier L’79* Sean E. Callahan G’98, L’98 Catherine Glennon Scott M. Spencer G’75, L’75 Saleh M. Alshunaif L’16 Mary H. McNeal Alice B. Spencer Andrew P. Bakaj L’06 Kristin M. Dadey ’94, G’98, L’98 Lawrence C. Anderson L’72* Irwin Goldbloom ’55, L’58* James E. Baker Stefano Cambareri L’89* Margaret Goldbloom Paul F. Meagher L’96* Deborah F. Stanley ’75, L’77 Karen T. Anderson G’72 Kathleen C. Cambareri ’89 Elise M. Balcom L’85* Martin D. Gorman ’69, L’72* Merle D. Melvin L’59 Laurence C. Stein L’91* Thomas M. Anderson L’16 Donna K. Stein L’92* Joseph L. Canino ’68, L’70* JoAnn Gorman ’72 Edward A. Mervine L’86, G’88* William J. Anderson L’79* Laurence M. Bambino L’82* William A. Carpenter Jr. L’69* Becki D. Graham L’05* Rebecca W. Mervine Frank W. Streng L’82 Nancy E. Anderson Christiana H. Carpenter Alice P. Streng Lauson C. Green L’94 Michael J. Miller ’60, L’63* Darren J. Carroll ’83, G’87, L’93* Hinda R. Miller George S. Sullivan Jr. L’66* Joseph J. Gumkowski L’78* Mary T. Sullivan ’66 Rene Layton-Carroll ’83, G’90 Patricia A. Moran L’96* Sanjay Chhablani Jannet Gurian ’75, L’79* Jennifer H. Tetreault G’03, L’03* Victor Samuelsen Timothy P. Murphy L’89 Colin Tetreault Sarah K. Chhablani Mary Ann Murphy G’98 Ellen M. Halstead L’04* Kevin M. Toomey L’12* Anthony Corelli Gene Namgoong L’03 Nancy Corelli James R. Hawkins L’66* Lawrence R. Uhlick G’69, L’70* Lauren E. Neal L’12* Carol Uhlick Carol E. Coyne L’81* William Q. Hayes ’79, G’83, L’83 Gary L. Orenstein ’51, L’54* Frank A. Cuoco L’93* Julia Jauregui Jeffrey B. Wagenbach L’85* Kathleen D. Wagenbach Deborah L. Cuoco L’94* Peter E. Herzog L’55* Rodolfo M. Orjales L’78 William A. Darrin Jr. L’73* Brigitte E. Herzog L’75* Eric J. Pelton G’87, L’87* Timothy J. Welsh L’04* Connie K. Pelton Jessica Welsh Stephen Davis L’60 Sally A. Hestad G’71, L’80* William J. Wolf L’76* Abbie Lovinger Benjamin T. Hickman ’04, G’07, L’07* Bruce A. Petito ’70, L’73 Suzanne Petito Mary C. Cuff Frank N. Decker Jr. ’52, L’55* Jessica L. Wechter ’04 Frances E. Zollers L’74*

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Gerald P. Bannon L’19 Robyn L. Blanchard-Tacci G’00, L’00* Christine Braunberger David M. Capriotti L’92 James A. Tacci L’01* Martin Walls Mary L. Conrow L’91* Patrick J. Delaney ’11 Robert A. Barker ’53, L’58* Kelsea A. Carbajal G’19, L’19 Ellen C. Barker Ariel Blanco David B. Bruckman L’89 Nicholas Constantino L’19 Nicholas A. Dellefave ’15, L’18 Dena M. Bruckman ’89 Cody J. Carbone G’16, L’16 Jody M. Barringer ’95, L’98, G’08* Juan J. Blandino L’17* Jennifer E. Coon L’00* Mary L. Delmarsh G’95 Michael J. Bryant L’16 Adam P. Carey L’19 Antonio Cooper Terence L. Delmarsh Peter H. Barrow L’76 Lauren G. Blau L’17* Amy W. Barrow G’75 Thomas E. Brydges ’71, L’73* Ronald A. Carmel ’63 Heather R. Cooper L’19 Andrew S. Dember L’79* Deborah J. Blood L’86 Melissa M. Brydges Sylvia Carmel Ellen B. Dember David W. Bartell Emma A. Coppola L’19 Ira M. Bloom L’69 Rosemary E. Bucci ’62, L’64* Thomas M. Carnrike L’75* Selin Demir G’19, L’19 Thomas Bassett L’71* Venanzio E. Cortese L’15 Silvia Delagarza-Bassett G’02 Nella M. Bloom L’06 Samuel W. Buchbauer ’11, G’19, L’19 Joshua D. Caron L’19 Katharine Diehl Cortese Colleen H. Denick Andrew E. Seaberg Christian J. Battiloro ’16, L’19 Stephen Budgar Beth D. Carpinello ’80, L’83* Susan D. Costalas L’97 Staci Dennis-Taylor L’14* Bruce G. Blumberg L’88* George F. Carpinello Stephen Costalas Joseph J. Battisto III ’10, L’18 Eileen E. Buholtz L’79* Amar K. Deol L’19 Debbie K. Blumberg Collin M. Carr Sean W. Costello ’07, L’09* Jordan E. Beal G’19, L’19 Gabrielle L. Bull L’19 T. Andrew Devorsetz ’90 Andrew G. Boatright L’19 Quinn N. Cartelli ’16, L’19 Laura M. Costello ’08 Steven C. Becker L’97* Douglas S. Bullock G’19, L’19 Theresa A. Coulter Todd D. Dexter L’00* Valerie Becker Sophie W. Bober L’19 Marvin J. Cashion ’68, L’71* Matthew P. Bulriss G’19, L’19 Diane E. Cashion ’69, G’72 William T. Coulter Frederick J. Diddle Katie M. Becker G’19, L’19 Andrew D. Bobrek G’07, L’07 Harry C. Burgess Jr. ’56, L’57 Kathia M. Casion L’98 Michael L. Coyle ’66, L’71* Elhadji A. Dieng Grace H. Beckler G’18, L’18 Amy Bodow Joseph G. Casion L’99 Dean DiPilato Jerrel A. Burgo G’18 Stephen M. Cramarosso L’17 Brittany V. Dierken L’19 Emily P. Beekman L’13* Danielle Burgo John R. Casolaro L’77* Peter Cronin Hugo Beekman Asher Bogin L’50 Rimfa L. England L’77* Brian D. DiGiacomo L’82* D. Jeffrey Burnham L’86 Tara K. Cross G’02, L’02 Tina DiGiacomo Kevin J. Belbey ’13, G’16, L’16* Carl T. Bogus ’70, L’73* Melissa Cassidy G’18 Paul B. Burns L’92 Scott Cassidy Timothy W. Crowley L’97 R. Charles DiNunzio G’15, L’15 Sarah L. Belcher L’89 Dalya S. Bordman G’17, L’17* Mary A. Burns ’88, G’94 Robert J. Castano L’92 Cara L. Cuenot G’01, L’01 Thomas J. DiSalvo L’80 Todd M. Belous L’90* R. Daniel Bordoni L’79* Mark W. Burns G’05 Marla Belous Dianne W. Bordoni Kristina A. Cervi G’19, L’19 Alan N. Culbertson L’75* Melissa K. Dobson L’09 William P. Burrows L’55* Sharon Culbertson Andrew R. Ben-Ami L’80* Salaheddin Borghei-Razavi L’11* Seung Je Cha L’17 Donald C. Doerr ’85, L’88* Michelle E. Bushlow-Kaplan L’97 Lisa Cummings Maria T. Doerr James R. Bennett L’75* Miles M. Bottrill Jean Cha-Koh L’02 Denise S. Butler L’06 Henry Doerr Jr. Faye Bradwick ’74, L’84* Howard Koh Patrick L. Cusato L’87* Susannah M. Bennett Joan E. Varney L’87* Rosemarie Doerr Donald G. Lancaster Cindy G. Buys G’91, L’91 D. Zachary Champ G’10, L’10 Steven G. Berg L’77 Richard E. Cusker L’75 Amanda M. Dondero L’11 Mary C. Brady Jennifer C. Bybee Andrea G. Chatfield L’88* David J. Berg G’87, L’87* Stephen J. Brady Keith J. Bybee Dorothy H. Cusker John J. Donnelly Patricia C. Cheyney L’05* Stacy E. Donnelly Todd A. Berger Taylor C. Brady ’15 Wenjie Cai L’19 Maria L. Czaplicki ’17 Jacqueline L. Chilbert Michael J. Doyle L’72* Gerald P. Berkery L’69* Gregg G. Brandon L’01* Christopher J. Calabrese ’89, G’92, L’92 Molly R. D’Agostino L’19 Lee A. Christofferson L’83* Alan S. Drohan L’80* Neil D. Berkowitz L’73 Jean S. Brenner L’82* Joseph D. Callery Jeffrey S. Dahlman L’73* Molly C. Zimmermann John A. Cirando Maria N. Dahlman Douglas R. Drucker G’94, L’95* Michael J. Berkowitz ’01, L’04* Aylan C. Briedis L’18 Elizabeth H. Drucker Stacey Berkowitz Heather R. Campbell L’04 Joseph F. Cirelli L’71* John D. Dailey L’77 Todd E. Briggs L’88* Michael A. Weiner L’04 Elizabeth B. Cirelli G’70 Mary R. Dailey L’90* Kristen Duggleby G’18 Scott A. Berlucchi L’18 Dennis Duggleby Tara M. Bright L’14 Michael W. Canavan G’19, L’19 Jesse C. Clark L’04 Patrick C. Dailey Michael G. Berner G’03, L’03* John B. Dunlap L’03* Roland P. Brint L’62* Laura E. Canfield L’87* Lee Clary L’64 Thérèse W. Dancks L’91* Caroline M. Bertholf L’19 Carol Brint Richard M. Thomas G’84, L’87* Walter W. Dancks Jr. Kerry A. Dustin L’03 Jacqueline A. Collins G’19, L’19 Peter K. Bertine L’66* Emily M. Brown L’09 Daniel G. Cantone ’78, L’81* Stephanie E. Darand Yelena Duterte Diane K. Bertine G’65 Kathleen A. Cantone ’79, G’82 Sarah D. Collins Mary L. Brown G’83, L’83 Sarah Davila-Ruhaak L’07 Amy V. Dygert G’03, G’06, L’06* Blaine T. Bettinger L’09 Roger L. McClung Anne S. Cantwell L’92 John G. Comas Martin Q. Ruhaak Jr. L’07 Ryan K. Dygert ’03, G’05, Ph.D.’11 Gurinder Bhatti Ian K. Brown G’05 Brian J. Capitummino G’08, L’08 Nicolas Commandeur Petersen N. Decker L’80 Brody Dygert Lauryn Gouldin Harneet Bhatti Adam Brown-Hathaway Thomas F. Capone L’19 Cory A. DeCresenza L’09* Aaron K. Eberle Tracey Hathaway Robert T. Conrad ’92 Dennis J. Bischof Jr. L’89 Kelly Capozzi Brandon E. DeJesus L’19 Luke M. Edmondson L’19

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Yasmeen M. Eesa G’19 Audrey E. Fick Charles D. Gabriel ’71, L’73* Susan M. Gillett L’76 Roy S. Gutterman ’93, L’00 Joel M. Helmrich L’79* Jamie L. Gabriel Weiting Wang Gutterman G’10 Eric J. Eichenholtz L’02 Joseph M. Fine L’70* Harlan B. Gingold ’67, L’70 John G. Herriman L’69* Suzanne O. Galbato L’98* Diane P. Gingold G’71 Daesu Ha G’18 Kenneth J. Eisner L’74* Howard M. Finkelstein ’51, L’52* Riccardo Galbato Julie M. Herriott Scrittorale L’08 Ernest Ginsberg ’53, L’55* Mirza Hadzic L’19 Suzanne F. Hester ’64 Sam A. Elbadawi L’91 Thomas J. Finn L’92 Robert E. Gale ’60, L’62* Harriet G. Ginsberg ’60 Katherine M. Elbadawi G’92 Tara M. Finn Elizabeth S. Gale Salem Hafez G’18 Jennifer C. Hicks L’18 Haleta Giday Fiseha G’19 Jake M. Giovanini G’15 Darren J. Elkind L’94* Andrew P. Galeziowski L’92 Kateryna Halenko G’19 Kasey K. Hildonen L’15 Allison A. Fiut L’11 Angela S. Villella Galeziowski Barton M. Gipstein L’69* Robert A. Ellison L’74* Vernine B. Gipstein Brendan P. Hall L’16 Morgan M. Hinckley L’19 Jan Fleckenstein G’84, G’86, L’11* Ian Gallacher Rachel B. Endress L’11 Mitchell A. Gluck L’83 Damien M. Hallatt L’11 Abigail R. Hind G’13, L’13 Christine N. Fletcher L’94 Richard C. Engel L’89 Christine C. Gallagher L’90* Patrick R. Halligan L’09 Trevor Y. Hinman L’19 Joe K. Suyemoto L’94 John A. Gallagher Eric R. Goble L’14 Paula Mallory Engel ’88, L’93 Alexis Goble Danielle M. Fogel L’04* Jan R. Halper G’77, L’77* David H. Hirsch L’77* Rubin Englard L’71* Catherine Gallo L’82 Barbara M. Halper Michael A. Fogel L’04* Ronald M. Gold L’79* Stuart Hirshfield ’63, L’66* Vincent L. Gambale L’73* Anna Gold Bruce C. Entelisano L’17 John B. Folmer L’62* Abdel-Rahman Hamed G’17, L’17* Susanne D. Hirshfield ’66 Lisa Entelisano Rosalie A. Gambale Leon S. Golden L’67* Marion Hancock-Fish L’80 Laurie Hobart G’16 Olivia A. Fontana L’19 Xavia Gamboa L’19 Peter R. Eriksen L’73 Sara A. Goldfarb ’10, L’14* Michael S. Fish Diana M. Foote ’91, G’19 Thomas Hoehner L’07 Gregory D. Eriksen L’10* Sloan D. Gaon L’95* Brittany L. Hannah L’15* Brian Foote Deborah G. Goldman L’68* William E. Hoese L’84 Meryl Eriksen Noah J. Garber L’08 Brett K. Hannah Theron A. Foote L’69* Jordan O. Goldstein ’09, L’15 Kathleen Barrett Robin R. Evans Bruce E. Gardner L’78 Stephanie L. Hanrahan L’19 Stephen A. Forward L’75* Katie R. Goldstein G’13, L’13 Elizabeth L. Hogan L’92* Steven L. Eychner L’19 Benita D. Gardner Barbara Hanrahan-White ’49 Steven L. Foss L’19 Melissa A. Goldstein G’19, L’19 Anna M. Holdren G’19, L’19 Joseph G. Falcone L’93* Stuart T. Gardner G’08, L’08* Jonathan W. Haray L’94* Lindsay C. Foster L’13 Brandon C. Golfman G’19, L’19 Stacy Beck Jacob J. Honan L’19 Aston G. Farquharson L’96 Kurt Garnjost L’83* Mitchell A. Frank L’75* Luciola Gomides Dutra G’19 Kimberly A. Harb L’91* Erika Hooker L’19 Frederick L. Farrar L’80* Anthony J. Garramone ’61, L’64 Wendy L. Freedman L’76* Francis L. Gorman III L’87 Margaret M. Harding Gary N. Horowitz L’77* Polly J. Feigenbaum L’83* Sandra J. Garufy L’88* Lisa D. Gorman ’87 Joe Whelan Lenita F. Freire Machado Simao G’19 Andrew S. Horsfall ’05, L’10* Jesse M. Feitel ’13, G’16, L’16 Lloyd S. Gastwirth L’67 Timothy E. Gorman L’72 Christopher J. Harrigan L’99 Anthony C. Adornato ’99 Herbert M. Friedman Jr. L’87 Jill S. Feldman ’78, L’81* Susan Friedman Jake Gellerstein Christina J. Graziadei G’19, L’19 Bryan W. Harris E. David Hoskins L’85 Jonathan W. Feldman L’81* Kathryn K. Hoskins L’85 Kevin B. Friedman ’87 Philip J. George L’05 Susan J. Greenberg ’72, G’73 Andrew M. Harrison L’75* Francisco Fernandez L’87 Meg George Robert N. Shwartz ’72 Adrienne Weiss-Harris Zeno M. Houston L’14 Stanley M. Friedman ’51, L’54* Beverly J. Fertig L’77* Carolyn B. George L’78* Sally M. Greene G’19 Julian A. Harrison L’18 John M. Howell L’88 Harold Fertig Jeffrey K. Fuke G’06, L’06 Jason D. Greene Patricia A. Howell Catherine S. Gerlach G’13, L’13* Arnold Z. Hart ’50, L’54* James H. Fertig L’76 Peter A. Gerlach Ph.D.’15 Courtney E. Griffin L’19 Irene J. Hart Karman Hsu G’99, L’99 Li-Chih Hsu G’04 Max Gerlach Jennifer E. Grippa L’01 Daniel M. Hart L’17* J. Neil Huber Jr. L’68* Brian J. Gerling L’99 Thomas J. Grooms L’71* Kevin D. Hart L’76* Meimei L. Huber ’68 Karyn E. Burns ’01 Norman H. Gross ’69, L’72* Heidi Hart-Gorman Anne M. Hulbert L’83 Gary R. Germain ’65, L’67 Janis M. Gross ’71 Maureen A. Germain ’66 David C. Hatch L’75* Charee L. Hull L’18 Jaclyn D. Grosso Nancy L. Hatch Gregory L. Germain Steven Grosso Ronald G. Hull G’79, L’79* James R. Hatch G’08, L’08* Stanley G. Germain L’57* David J. Gruenewald L’81 Emilee K. Hatch L’08* William E. Hutcheson L’19 Christopher Geslin Lacey C. Grummons L’19 Mary L. Heilman ’59 Molly Hutto G’19, L’19 Maysaa Ghanem G’18 Alexandra U. Grzebyk G’19, L’19 Edward F. Heimers Jr. L’73* Suzanne E. Hyer L’79* Jeanne I. Heimers Colleen M. Gibbons L’17* Theresa C. Gudin L’91 Katie E. Hyma L’19 Barbara J. Heitzman Kari E. Gibson L’19 Michael P. Guevara L’93* Inggrit Ifani G’19 Christopher S. Helinski L’19 Antonio Gidi Alexandre G. Guimaraes Carvalho G’19 Phyllis A. Jachimowski Stanley A. Jachimowski 34 35 Annual Honor Roll of Donors CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BETWEEN JULY 1, 2018, AND JUNE 30, 2019 CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BETWEEN JULY 1, 2018, AND JUNE 30, 2019

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Norman E. Jacobs ’60, L’66 Samantha Z. Kasmarek Lawrence J. Knickerbocker L’82 Dorothy P. Lee G’90 Richard B. MacFarland ’68, L’71* Edward G. Melvin II L’96 Martha D. Jacobs ’61 Sheila M. MacFarland Adam J. Katz G’04, L’04* Sarah M. Knickerbocker ’16, L’19 JeongMin Lee L’19 Suzanne M. Messer L’06 John O. Jacobus L’71* Michelle P. Katz L’04* Lance J. Madden L’72* Andrew M. Knoll L’03* Tiffany H. Lee G’97, L’97 Donna Madden Richard P. Meyer L’58* Andrew C. Jagusiak L’73* Danielle P. Katz L’18 Maritza Alvarado G’16 Eric R. Schiener L’97 Anna M. Portz Natalie S. Maier Laurie A. Michelman L’93* Benjamin T. Kaufman Gerald S. Knopf L’83* Roger H. Leemis L’77* Samuel Jakes Jr. L’79 Isrella P. Frisch-Knopf ’81, G’82 Terran R. Leemis Kevin N. Maillard Paul M. Midey ’06, L’09 Renee J. James Jakes Hattie E. Kaufman L’84* Allan Kaufman Stephanie R. Kogan L’77* Laura E. Legnon L’08* Shelby E. Mann G’19, L’19 Thiago Milanez Andraus G’19 Vaughn E. James L’98 Rie Kawasaki G’19 Nina A. Kohn Elizabeth L. Lehmann G’19, L’19 Kent L. Mardon ’59, L’63* Benjamin N. Millard L’19 Ammar Jaradat G’19 Kathryn M. Mardon Anthony P. Keach ’13, L’19 Leonard C. Koldin ’60, L’63 Sarah G. Leonard G’07, L’07 Alan M. Miller ’55, G’58, L’68* Selbie L. Jason L’16* Elaina Marino L’19 Kirstin M. Keel L’02* Joo Hee Kong G’19 Michel Levant ’54, L’56 Carol Miller Gemayel Jean-Paul ’05, L’08 Erin L. Markey-Clarkson L’94 Eileen D. Millett ’71, L’74 Kerrisha Jean-Paul Gerald A. Keene L’80* Linda J. Kostin L’90* David C. Leven L’68 Robert M. Kostin ’91 Marianne Leven Michael T. Maroney G’00, L’00* Ronald P. Heksch Elizabeth C. Jeffery John S. Keffalas L’79* Susanne Maroney James L. Kowalski L’77* Lon C. Levin G’80, L’80* Aliza Milner Nathan M. Jerauld G’19, L’19 John Z. Kelley G’92 Anthony J. Marra L’05* Hirsh D. Kravitz L’06 Mark Levin G’03, L’03 Kevin D. Minsky L’97* Eli R. Johnson L’08 Jane S. Kelsey G’83, L’83* Anthony P. Marshall G’82, L’82 Eugene B. Kelsey Mikal J. Krueger L’03* Aldie K. Levine L’13 Catherine M. Mitchell Paula C. Johnson Emily Krueger Julia J. Martin ’08, L’09 Deborah S. Kenn Herbert J. Levine ’59, L’61 James F. Mock ’68, L’71 David A. Jones L’64* Connie Kuusisto Linda Levine Diane M. Martin-Grande L’90 Mary Mock Ivy Jones Patricia M. Kennedy L’81, G’01, Ph.D.’07 Stephen Kuusisto David B. Liddell L’66* Stephanie M. Martin-Thom L’18 Eugene M. Mok L’19 Komoy M. Jones G’05, L’05 Patrick M. Kennell L’02* William N. La Forte L’74* Janice K. Liddell Dawn J. Krigstin L’03* Andre Martineau Delaney R. Moore Sherva Jones Lisa L. Ladew G’15 Mai L. Liinve L’79 Suzette M. Melendez Norman A. Mordue ’66, L’71 Matthew R. Jones L’15 Alexander F. Keogan L’12* Danielle J. Keogan ’11 Erin R. Lafayette G’13, L’13 John R. Lindstrom L’83 James W. Marvel L’13* Christina P. Mordue Hilary K. Josephs Doreen A. Lindstrom Laura Marvel Jacob H. Morgenstern L’10* Lewis S. Josephs Christina M. Kershaw-Whitehouse Riane F. Lafferty L’14 G’19, L’19 Karen L. Linen L’83* Garth H. Mashmann L’09* Lauren S. Morrissey L’86* Leronia A. Josey G’77, L’77* Alanna M. Lahey L’19 John Linen Rachel R. Kessler L’19 Connie A. Matteo L’91 Richard C. Morrissey L’86* John P. Joslin L’19 Robert G. Lamb Jr. L’71 Kathleen A. Lipp Joseph C. Lauria Jr. Ahmed Khattab L’19 Maureen Pilato Lamb L’73 Wojciech F. Jung L’03 Adam S. London L’92* Stephen A. Maxon L’07 Aleksandr Kheyman L’13 Taylor L. Lambert G’19, L’19 Jill D. London ’89 Irene K. Kabunduh L’18 Thomas W. Mayo L’77* Wilbur H. Kim L’04 Katelyn N. Lancto G’17, L’17 Alicia L. Loomis L’19 David D. Kaiser L’77* Eileen R. McAuliffe L’80* Seunghwan Kim L’19 Stephen B. Lang L’73* Michelle J. Lopez L’19 Sven-Erik Kaiser ’83, G’86, L’86* Patricia R. Lang Stacy D. McCabe L’19 Martha P. Kaiser ’85 Shinsung Kim L’19 Brian M. Loy G’01, L’01 Geoffrey J. Langan L’07 Courtney K. McCarthy L’95* Tessa J. Kajdi L’19 Michael G. Kimberly L’68 Kerry W. Langan L’07 Fran L. Lubow L’79* Dawn C. Kimberly ’65 Kimberly B. McCarthy L’90* Christina Q. Kalebic ’16, G’19, L’19 Charles T. Lanigan III L’75* Sara D. Lupi L’19 Joseph McCarthy Bernard T. King L’59* Sandra J. Lanigan Edward M. Kane ’65, L’71 Margaret L. King Robert J. Lydford L’09 Jeffrey V. McCormick L’69* Laura G. Lape Kathleen A. Kane L’94* Carolyn D. King ’06 Charles H. Lynch Jr. L’73* Trevor L. McDaniel L’19 Gary T. Kelder Thomas M. Reavley Letty L. Laskowski L’09* Ellen P. Lynch L’00 James P. McElheny L’77* Chang Won Kang L’19 Tanner M. Kingston G’19, L’19 Joseph W. Latham G’74, L’74* Linda McElheny Margaret C. Latham Andrew J. Lyons L’12 Arlene S. Kanter Wendy A. Kinsella L’95 Kelly McFarland L’19 Howson Lau Anna W. Lyons L’09* Sarah E. Kapitko L’17* Stuart F. Klein L’99 Matthew G. Lyons L’09* Jennifer L. McGauley L’19 Diane S. Laviolette L’96 John S. Karnash L’74 David L. Kleinman L’05* Paul G. Lyons L’09 George R. McGuire ’91, L’96 Dorine E. Karnash ’74 Jill S. Kleinman ’05 George S. Lawler Theresa A. Lawler Margaret E. Mabie ’16, G’19, L’19 Christopher S. McIlveen L’19 Scott M. Karson L’75* Prescott E. Klosner L’97 Niko Vaccaro Joleen M. Karson Amber L. Lawyer L’17 W. Carson McLean L’06* Lisa M. Knab L’19 Carmen McLean

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Kathleen K. Morton L’19 Dana J. Nevins G’16, L’16 Gardar G. Olafsson L’19 Alan R. Peterman L’85 Noro M. Rafenomanjato G’19 Catherine K. Ronis L’90 Paul J. Mossotti Carey W. Ng G’02, L’02* Rodrigo O. Oliveira Mellet G’19 Jessica L. Petitto ’08, G’16 Charles E. Raffe ’60, L’62* David C. Roosa L’96 Victoria A. Mossotti Kristen M. Ng ’02 Olivia Raffe ’61 Deborah S. O’Malley Patric A. Petta ’71, L’73* Neal P. Rose L’76 Batoul R. Mufreh G’19 Rachel A. Stanley Nguyen L’07* Patricia A. Petta Joseph J. Railey Jr. L’18 Neal Nguyen Zachary C. Oren L’12 Benjamin J. Rosof L’65* Marysia W. Mullen L’13* Ryan Pezzulo L’14 Colin D. Ramsey L’02* Tyler J. Mullen L’13* John M. Nichols L’07* Carl M. Oropallo G’68, L’69* Jennie Ramsey Caralyn M. Ross G’92, L’92* Samantha C. Nichols ’02, G’11 Evan M. Pfeifer Charlotte M. Munday L’19 Dustin W. Osborne L’16* Robert P. Rasmussen L’83 Athena Roussos L’97* Robert J. Nicholson L’63* Dennis L. Phillips L’81* Marcia A. Rasmussen ’78 Bradley Heller Edward W. Murphy L’92* Anthony M. Osbourne L’14 Linda J. Phillips Sergio M. Rumayor Jennifer Murphy Kristin M. Nicoll L’03 David R. Ostheimer L’73* Bernard L. Reagan ’50, L’52* Mark D. Phillips L’90* Ruth A. Reagan ’51, ’80 Thomas J. Murphy L’54* Frank W. Nocito L’83* Laura E. Ostheimer ’72 Patrick Rumley L’78* James H. Pickering Jr. L’88 Thomas J. Reape Jr. L’92* Elize J. Sambuichi Rumley Thomas Murphy G’87, L’93, Ph.D.’95 Francis X. Nolan III L’74* Michael P. O’Toole ’74, L’76* Gretchen A. Pickering Deborah Nolan Roseann C. O’Toole Aaron C. Records L’19 Franklin T. Russell L’67* Toren J. Murphy G’07, L’07 Sabastian S. Piedmont G’19, L’19 Nancy A. Noonan G’95, L’95 Virginia Ottman Hannah K. Redmond ’14, L’19 Rebecca N. Russo L’05 Jessica Murray Gary J. Pieples Michael J. King G’08, L’08 Robert G. Nassau Ethan A. Novick ’00, L’10 Paul P. Pacchiana ’68, L’71 LaVonda N. Reed Linda Frank Lori A. Pinjuh L’96 Jeffrey P. Ryan Jan K. Myers L’80* Caroline Nowery Joseph M. Pinjuh ’88 David L. Reed L’85 Shannon P. Ryan Donna M. Myers Denée Page Daniel J. Nugent L’17 Barbara Pinkerton L’80* Dominique A. Reid L’19 Thomas W. Ryan L’71* Jennifer J. Nackley L’89* Luiz Antonio Palacio Filho G’19 Paul V. Nunes L’77* David M. Pitcher L’70* Alan J. Rein G’66 Stephen F. Ryck ’12, L’16 Arielle J. Nainstein J.D. L’19 William R. Palmer L’67* Ainslie S. Pitcher ’71 Aili T. Obandja G’19 Mary S. Palmer Kim M. Reisch L’93* Coleman R. Sachs L’75* Sehrish Nawaz L’19 Thomas M. Pitegoff L’76* Bruce Reisch Charly J. O’Brien L’19 Kyle R. Palmore L’19 Caroline E. Sage L’05 Evan P. Naylor L’19 Matthew Edwards Thaddeus L. Pitney L’06 Jerome Reisman L’66 Carla M. Palumbo L’82 Antonia Abraham Nancy Reisman ’67 John W. Sager L’71* Katharine J. Neer L’14 Laura E. O’Brien L’19 Gail A. Sager Bradley Fischer Athena Pantelopoulos L’19 Anthony R. Pittarelli ’58, L’60* Ashley C. Repp G’16, L’16* Mark E. O’Brien L’14 Jawad N. Salman L’18 David H. Neff L’80* Peggy Papageorge Judy L. Plumley L’90 Lori-Ann Ricci L’85 Gioia A. Gensini L’82* Jordan J. O’Connor L’19 Terry R. Pickard Mark E. Saltarelli L’80* Anthony W. Paradiso G’92, L’92* Jamie Richards L’19 Marcia C. Saltarelli Brendan M. Neill G’12, L’12 Kathleen M. O’Connor Paul M. Pochepan L’89* Lynna C. Paradiso L’19 Dean M. Richardson L’69* Jacob P. Saracino Marissa E. Neill L’13 Annette D. Odell Ann M. Pochepan David Odell Anthony J. Paris ’70, L’73 Samantha C. Riggi L’14 Barbara Sarudy Katharine F. Nelson L’82* Lucy A. Paris ’77 Matthew R. Policastro L’02* Holly S. Policastro Nicholas Riggi John B. Nesbitt L’77 Marilyn K. Ogburn L’77* Dennis T. Scanlon L’19 Michelle T. Parker Elliott L’14 Michael P. Ringwood L’79* Juhyung Oh L’19 Lloyd Pomerantz Anthony A. Scarpino Jr. L’76 Samantha A. Netzband ’15, G’18, L’18* Jane G. Parrett L’93 Alan D. Port Stephanie Rinko Eleanor L. Scarpino Nicholas J. Pastushan Jr. ’58, L’61 Nancy Port Henry Rios Lawrence H. Schaefer L’91 Lynne A. Pastushan Arthur S. Porter Jr. G’84, L’84 Richard S. Risman Jeffrey E. Schanback L’74* Joseph A. Pavone L’71* Marcy Porter Rose C. Pavone James H. Roberts L’75* Michael Schiavone L’81* Frederick J. Price L’03* Diane E. Roberts Cheryl P. Schiavone Horace P. Payne Jr. G’79, L’79 Kimberly Wolf Price L’03* Alexander E. Robinson G’19, L’19 Steven G. Schier L’79* Kristen Peck L’19 Frederic L. Pugliese L’11* Salvatore G. Roccaro ’08, L’11 Joseph B. Schmit L’97 LeeAnne Pedrick L’19 Arlene M. Pulsinelle ’68 Jose E. Rodriguez III ’17 Jeffrey Y. Schnader Zachary W. Perdek L’19 Sarah L. Purtill L’19 Deborah W. Rogers G’87 Laura J. Schneebaum ’89 Rosemarie A. Perez Jaquith L’93 Cheryl D. Putnam Peter A. Bell James L. Putnam Barbara R. Schneeman Ju-Juanna M. Perkins Pia W. Rogers ’98, G’01, L’01 William T. Schneeman L’12 Keli A. Perrin G’04, L’04 Marion M. Quirk L’97* Akima H. Rogers ’94 Jeffrey C. Wolken G’98, L’98* Eric M. Schneider L’79 Michelle T. Perrin-Steinberg L’05 Ilir Rogova G’19 Lawrence A. Raab G’14, L’14* Martin Schoenfeld L’71* Marissa D. Perry Sharpe G’19, L’19 Jenna Romine L’19 Sili Raab Donna L. Schoenfeld 38 39 Annual Honor Roll of Donors CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BETWEEN JULY 1, 2018, AND JUNE 30, 2019 CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BETWEEN JULY 1, 2018, AND JUNE 30, 2019

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Susan Schroder David W. Slook L’69* Mark J. Sweeney L’13 Lynne A. Ustach L’81* Alfred J. Weiner ’57, L’59* Michael Winston G’87 Kathleen Y. Slook Doris R. Weiner Mary Winston Jack Schultz ’50, L’54 Lori A. Swistak L’91 Linda J. Valenti L’79* Sybil Schultz G’63 James W. Smith ’68, L’71* Robert J. Weiner G’99 Todd F. Wojtowicz L’06* Mary Ellen Smith Francis J. Sylvester L’13 Sarah L. Valenti Matthew B. Schutte L’17* Ingrid B. Sylvester G’14 Alan P. Weinraub L’72* Alan E. Wolf L’84* Kristen E. Smith L’05 Noelle T. Valentine L’05* David A. Weinstein L’72* Jay J. Schuttert L’03 Dennis E. Szybala L’76 Lauren A. Wolfe L’19 Matthew W. Sneed L’19 Renee L. Szybala L’76 Gary J. Valerino L’88 Seymour Weinstein L’52* Michael A. Schwartz G’03, Ph.D.’06 Maria E. Valerino Myrna Weinstein Beth A. Wolfson L’82* Patricia M. Schwartz Thomas W. Snook L’74* David M. Tang L’05* Peter R. Van Allen L’70* Andrew G. Weiss G’87, L’87 Andrew M. Wong L’94* Hart J. Schwartz Benjamin D. Snyder L’12* Frank Y. Tang L’88 Beverly A. Van Allen Ms. Melissa Shumer Loretta K. Tang Ramsey L. Woodworth L’67* Jeremy J. Scileppi L’89* Patrick M. Snyder ’74, L’86* Anne-Rose van den Bossche L’91 Jeffrey H. Weitzman ’68, L’72 Sharon B. Scileppi Milan Tang L’17 James P. Wright Jr. L’08* Thomas J. Solomon L’68 Daniel J. Van Sant G’16, L’16 Leslie L. Weitzman Jennifer E. Scotto L’06 Mark P. Tannenhauser ’11 Theodore J. Wu L’07* David S. Sorce L’80* David B. Van Slyke L’81 Beth E. Westfall L’86 Thomas W. Seeley ’94, L’03 Charles J. Taylor L’96 Susan R. Van Slyke G’85 William O. Westfall Brianne A. Yantz L’13 R. Robert Sossen Jr. ’69, L’74 John D. Segaul ’88, L’91 Adele W. Sossen Jeniffer Taylor L’19 Samuel B. Vavonese L’64* Sarah Wheeler L’18 Xiaojuan Yao L’15 Lorraine H. Segaul Tenaha L. Sparacino L’19 Macy M. Teifke L’19 Scott M. Vetri L’95* Joseph P. Whitford L’75* John C. Young L’60* Lowell A. Seifter ’73, L’77 Cindy Chu ’10 Edward A. Wicklund L’11 Justina M. Young L’04* Sharon A. McAuliffe G’79, L’92 Maryann Spencer L’19 Albert P. Tesluk L’61* Irene Tesluk Derick C. Villanueva G’03, L’03* Douglas J. Widman ’71, L’73* Fahimeh Zaheri L’18 Graham B. Seiter L’04* Sarah K. Spencer L’16 Lauren H. Seiter L’04* John R. Theadore L’11* Kristin G. Volpicella G’14, L’14 Valerie A. Wieczorek-Thors L’85 John P. Zappe L’78 Jeffrey Sperber L’90 Ashley Theadore Denise M. Sero ’00 William L. Von Dohlen L’65 Stacey A. Wiley G’90, L’00 Yohannes Takele Zewale G’19 Jacqueline Spindler L’81* Rachel M. Theodorou L’19 Joel P. Whitney ’10, ’15 Meghan D. Vumback L’19 Arnold Spitz L’68* Ephraim Williams Jonathan Ziarko L’17 Hemaxi Shah G’19 Douglas P. Thompson L’94 Toby M. Spitz Amit U. Vyas G’19, L’19 Karl G. Williams G’95 Gary M. Thompson Craig J. Zicari L’74* Anthony F. Shaheen ’57, L’59* Thomas S. Squire L’77* Connie O. Walker L’81 Margaret M. Thompson Tanisa Williams L’95* Steven M. Zuber ’16, G’19, L’19 Mary Katherine Shannon G’15 Martha A. Squire Paul D. Thomson ’72, L’78* Kristian Walker G’19, L’19 Ted H. Williams L’86 Michael G. St. Leger L’88* David Zuckerbraun G’84, L’84* Ronald V. Sharpe L’60* Matthew W. Wallace G’19, L’19 Patricia M. St. Leger Richard F. Timian L’75* Barry M. Winnick L’87* Nicolette J. Zulli L’18 Richard F. Shearer L’04 Maureen A. Timian Stephen C. Wallace Jr. L’13 Franki Parsons Shearer Peter L. Stambler ’74 Maria C. Zumpano L’19 Ellen A. Tomasso L’79* Victoria M. Wallace G’14, L’14 Sarah E. Shepp L’19 Anya Stanley L’75 Eamonn T. Stanley Ada L. Torres L’93* Jennifer A. Walters L’99* Gabrielle N. Sherwood L’19 Andrew P. Wright Amanda Z. Wang L’19 Jonathan S. Starr L’00 Muhammad W. Sherdil G’18 Julie R. Starr G’99 Edward H. Townsend IV L’10 Xiaotong Wang L’19 Jennifer H. Townsend L’11 Mark A. Shevrin L’90 Bird B. Stasz G’89 Xuehong Wang G’19 Linda A. Townsend L’80* William Shotzbarger L’15 Cassidy R. Stewart ’16, L’19 Alfred J. Warburton Tiffany L. Townsend L’96 Matthew H. Shusterman L’06* James T. Stokes G’83, L’83* Debra L. Ward Madeleine Shusterman Patricia W. Stokes C. Cora True-Frost G’01, L’01* William D. Ward James True-Frost ’00 Ursula N. Simmons L’19 John G. Stone L’87* Kristin L. Warner ’12, L’16 Barbara E. Krenzer Roxanne B. Tupper ’91 Erika L. Simonson L’19 Jason L. Watkins G’06, L’06 Carl S. Strass L’64* Kathleen L. Turland G’95, L’95* Jeffrey T. Simpson L’95* Nicole J. Watkins ’93, G’98, G’03, G’05 Jennifer E. Simpson G’95 Peter C. Su L’94* Terry L. Turnipseed Teana V. Watson L’90 Rebecca Wang Akossiwoa Sinon L’15 Robert M. Tyle ’58, L’60* Jessica L. Wauer Sheridan Huan H. Su Andrew W. Skolnick L’92 Michael W. Tyszko L’15 David P. Weber L’98 Suzanne B. Skolnick Donald M. Sukloff L’51 Chelsea Tyszko Holly L. Webster L’19 Robert B. Sledz L’08* Robert G. Sullivan L’92 John Underhill L’19 Richard W. Wedinger L’87 Karl J. Sleight G’89, L’89* Reed N. Summers L’82 Yesim Usluca G’18, L’18

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College of Law Law Firms, Corporations, Foundations, and Gifts Were Received in Memory of Faculty and Staff Friends of the College of Law the Following People:

Courtney A. Abbott Hill L’09 Lou Lou Delmarsh G’95 Samantha Z. Kasmarek Keli A. Perrin L’04 AARP Foundation Kossar Foundation Daniel B. Altwarg James A. Mitchell Robert H. Ashford Colleen H. Denick Gary T. Kelder Jessica L. Petitto ’08, G’16 AIG KPMG Foundation Joseph R. Biden III Marion C. Pacheco Elizabeth A. August L’94 Frederick J. Diddle Zach Kelley Gary J. Pieples American Bar Association The LaFayette Apple Festival Inc. Daniel R. Brandhorst Joseph P. Pylman James E. Baker Lisa A. Dolak L’88 Deborah S. Kenn LaVonda N. Reed American Constitution Society Lamb Law Offices William J. Burke Leo Snook Peter A. Bell Kristen Duggleby G’18 Nina A. Kohn Stephanie Rinko American Endowment Foundation Law Office of Diane Martin-Grande Craig W. Christensen Thomas E. Stasz Todd A. Berger Jan Fleckenstein G’84, G’86, L’11 Lisa L. Ladew G’15 Richard S. Risman American Express Foundation Law Office of Paul P. Pacchiana Tristan Folk Wilfreda B. Stone Peter Blanck Diana M. Foote ’91 G’19 Laura G. Lape M. Jack Rudnick L’73 America's Charities Law Office of Emil M. Rossi James P. Fox Ronald J. Summers Craig M. Boise Martin L. Fried Dorothy P. Lee G’90 Shannon P. Ryan Badger Meter Foundation Inc. LEXIS-NEXIS Israel Kalman and John H. Terry Emily M. Brown L’09 Ian Gallacher Travis H.D. Lewin Michael A. Schwartz Bailey PC Mackenzie Hughes LLP Miriam Kalman James C. Tormey III Stephen Budgar Gregory Germain Kathleen A. Lipp Mary Katherine Shannon G’15 Benevity McCarthy Law PLLC Julie Kirkpatrick Sheila J. Welch Danielle Burgo Shubha Ghosh Kevin N. Maillard C. Cora True-Frost G’01, L’01 Blanck Family Foundation Morgan Stanley Foundation David G. Klim Mark W. Burns G’05 Antonio Gidi Robin P. Malloy Terry L. Turnipseed Bloomberg BNA Morgan Stanley Global Impact Charles M. Manheim Keith J. Bybee Lauryn Gouldin Mary H. McNeal Sarah L. Valenti Blue Grass Community Foundation Funding Trust Inc. and June G. Manheim Kelly Capozzi Sally M. Greene Suzette M. Melendez Martin Walls Bond, Schoeneck & King PLLC MotivAction LLC Melissa Cassidy G’18 Margaret Harding Aliza Milner Alfred J. Warburton CenterState CEO Nationwide Foundation Sanjay Chhablani Heidi Hart-Gorman Victoria A. Mossotti Debra L. Ward Central New York Community NDNY Federal Court Bar Sarah D. Collins Peter E. Herzog L’55 Jessica Murray Robert J. Weiner G’99 Foundation Inc. Association Inc. Gifts Were Received in Honor of Robert T. Conrad ’92 Laurie Hobart Robert G. Nassau Joel P. Whitney ’15 Charlottesville Area Community Neporent Family Foundation the Following People: Lisa Cummings Andrew S. Horsfall ’05 L’10 Kathleen M. O’Connor Stacey A. Wiley G’90, L’00 Foundation Neumandale Group of Companies CNY Biotech Accelerator at Upstate New York Life Insurance Company Maria L. Czaplicki ’17 Paula C. Johnson Deborah S. O’Malley Kimberly Wolf Price L’03 The Class of 1962 Isabel E. Kleinman Community Foundation of Sarasota O'Melveny & Myers LLP Sophie Dagenais Hilary K. Josephs Denée Page Molly C. Zimmermann The Class of 2006 Maxwell J. Kleinman County Inc. Phillips Spallas & Angstadt LLP Christian C. Day G’95 Arlene S. Kanter Virginia Ottman The Class of 2013 Kenneth D. Knight Crowley Law Offices Pieper NY Multistate Bar Review Ltd. The Class of 2017 Kimberly C. Lau CyberGrants Inc. PricewaterhouseCoopers The Class of 2019 Travis H.D. Lewin DiOrio Inc. Pullini Realty Corporation 2019 Law Honors Robin Paul Malloy Dominion Energy Charitable Quality Trust For Individuals Awards Recipients Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy Foundation With Disabilities Marnin J. Michaels Aviva Abramovsky in the Honor Role of Donors, which reflects Duke Energy Foundation Reagan & Dailey Edward J. Moses Hannah R. Arterian contributions made between July 1, 2018, and June Dyson Foundation Rochester Area Community Marissa D. Perry Sharpe 30, 2019. We extend our sincere apologies for any EY Foundation Scott A. Berlucchi Emil M. Rossi typographical errors or omissions. Feinman Foundation Saul Schottenstein Foundation B Ethel D. Blatt Ursula N. Simmons Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Schwab Charitable Fund Kristina Cervi SULAA Please forward any corrections to the attention of: GE Foundation South Carolina School for the Michel and Claire Dagenais Syracuse University Gluck Foundation Deaf and Blind Sophie Dagenais College of Law Sophie Dagenais Good Ventures Syracuse University London Program Alexandra C. Epsilanty Margaret M. Assistant Dean for Advancement and External Affairs GRENO Industries The T. Rowe Price Program for Cheryl A. Ficarra Thompson Syracuse University College of Law Hancock Estabrook, LLP Charitable Giving Thomson Reuters Martin L. Fried Those who support Office of Advancement and External Affairs Harris Beach PLLC students of color United Way of Greater Rochester Timothy E. Gorman Suite 402, Dineen Hall Harter Secrest & Emery LLP and who are from University of Southern California Donald L. Horowitz disadvantaged 950 Irving Avenue, Syracuse NY 13244 Hestad Law Office Andrew S. Horsfall backgrounds Hyman Foundation Vanguard Charitable Villanueva LLC Paula C. Johnson Thomas A. Vitanza 315.443.1964 IBM Corporation Matching Grants Division Voya Financial Komoy M. Jones Matthew W. Wallace [email protected] J&K Wonderland Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation John S. Keffalas Richard J. Zwirn JAF Foundation Switzerland William and Joan Brodsky Philip L. Kirstein Jewish Community Foundation Foundation Inc. of Greater Metrowest NJ William Mattar PC Johnson & Johnson Family of The Wladis Law Firm PC Companies Wohl Family Foundation Kelly Family Charitable Foundation Wonderful Giving Kompa YourCause

42 43 Alumni Association Report SULAA Board of Directors 2019-20 Amy Vanderlyke Dyget L’06 President Syracuse University Law Alumni Association

Dear Alumni and Friends Executive Committee Michael J. Allan L’98 Komoy M. Jones L’05 of the College of Law: President Steptoe & Johnson LLP Atlanta, Georgia “We have developed a new committee Washington, DC First of all, on behalf of the structure that welcomes all alumni to Amy Vanderlyke Dygert L’06 Kimberly C. Lau L’06 Cornell University Nelson D. Atkin II L’74 Warshaw Burstein LLP Syracuse University Law become engaged with their colleagues Ithaca, New York Barran Liebman LLP New York, New York Alumni Association, I want Portland, Oregon to welcome the Class of 2019 and students without requiring Immediate Past President Hon. Kirk E. Miller L’76 Kevin Belbey L’16 State of California to the alumni family. We are membership on the Board of Directors.” Carey W. Ng L’02 The Montag Group Office of Administrative Hearings proud of your outstanding Suffolk County District Attorney White Plains, New York Oakland, California New York State Bar exam New York, New York Michael G. Berner L’03 Kevin D. Minsky L’97 accomplishments, and we’re > The Syracuse Law Honors and Reunion committees, 1st Vice President The Wendy’s Company Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. looking forward to the impact you will have on the legal chaired by Mark O’Brien L’14 and Rich Levy L’77, Mark E. O’Brien L’14 Dublin, Ohio McLean, Virginia profession, your communities, and your alma mater. selected five distinguished alumni to honor at Law Supreme Court of Virginia Upnit Kaur Bhatti L’15 Michelle Perrin-Steinberg L’05 Richmond, Virginia Welcome, also, to all College of Law alumni who have Alumni Weekend 2019, an event that saw record Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Deloitte Tax LLP Washington, DC Washington, DC become reengaged with the College over the past year. turnout and offered wonderfully diverse 2nd Vice President I’m extremely pleased by the robust leadership and hard programming, comradery, and nostalgia. Matthew R. Policastro L’02 Lauren G. Blau L’17 Frederic L. Pugliese L’11 work demonstrated by the SULAA Board of Directors— The Charles Schwab Trust Company Advocate, LLP U.S. Court of International Trade > Our Membership Committee, chaired by Matt which includes six new board members—to increase Henderson, Nevada New York, New York New York, New York Policastro L’02, brought six accomplished new alumni participation. Staci Dennis-Taylor L’14 Astrid M. Quinones L’18 board members to SULAA: Lauren Blau L’17; Ryan Treasurer Onondaga County Ayuda Specifically, our Board has developed a new committee Goodwin L’11; Brendan Hall L’16; Astrid Quinones Patrick M. Kennell L’02 District Attorney’s Office Washington, DC structure that welcomes all alumni to become engaged L’18; Jill Sherman L’00; and our first LL.M. alumni Kaufman Dolowich & Voluck LLP Syracuse, New York Lawrence A. Raab L’14 with their colleagues and students without requiring New York, New York Board Member, Donghoo Sohn LL.M.’13. James P. Domagalski L’90 Bryant Miller Olive PA membership on the Board of Directors. Please reach out Impressively, on top of all this hard work, board Executive Secretary Barclay Damon Tampa, Florida to me to get involved! Buffalo, New York members also spent time attending law school forums Colleen Gibbons L’17 Martin K. Ruhaak L’07 SULAA’s committees have been extremely busy in the across the country, where they met prospective students Center for Court Innovation Amanda Hiffa Dondero L’11 Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Syracuse, New York past year, as these snapshots illustrate. and discussed the value of a Syracuse law degree—and, Change Healthcare Chicago, Illinois Atlanta, Georgia when in Southern California, enthusiastically explained Jill S. Sherman L’00 > The Giving Committee, chaired by Komoy Jones At-Large all about our marvelous snow! Jesse Feitel L’16 MUFG Union Bank L’05 and now James Domagalski L’90, has raised Richard Levy Jr. L’77 Pryor Cashman LLP Arnold & Porter San Diego, California philanthropic participation by driving two Boost the Importantly, the SULAA Board of Directors can proudly New York, New York New York, New York Donghoo Sohn LL.M. ’13 'Cuse campaigns and demonstrated leadership in boast 100% giving for the past three years. We know that Michael A. Fogel L’04 Reed CNY Business Law PC giving by participating in the Class Act campaign and the law schools with the highest giving participation rate Ex Officio Brown Duke & Fogel PC Syracuse, New York calendar and fiscal year-end campaigns. have the highest rankings, so it is important to recognize Sarah M. Oliker L’03 Syracuse, New York Charles J. Taylor L’96 the value of participation, at any level, and to celebrate ConMed Corporation > The Engagement Committee, chaired by Upnit Suzanne O. Galbato L’98 State of California the way it demonstrates an affinity to our College and an Utica, New York Bhatti L’15, has assisted the Office of Student Affairs Bond Schoeneck & King PLLC Office of the State Controller investment in its success. Syracuse, New York Los Angeles, California by developing a Bar Mentor Support Program that matches recent alumni with students studying It is so gratifying to lead our dynamic alumni association Ryan R. Goodwin L’11 Jennifer Holsman Tetreault L’03 for the bar and offers strategic studying and and Board of Directors. The community we created U.S. Court of Appeals for the U.S. Foods 3rd Circuit Phoenix, Arizona encouragement during bar preparation. SULAA during our time at Syracuse should and does support Hoboken, New Jersey also creates and distributes care packages to recent us throughout our professional careers, and I hope Kevin M. Toomey L’12 grads studying for the bar in Dineen Hall during the SULAA’s work to engage you, our fellow classmates, as Brendan P. Hall L’16 Arnold & Porter Harris Beach PLLC Washington, DC Fourth of July “study slump”. your careers blossom will have a broad and meaningful New York, New York impact among all alumni. Please consider joining us on > This year, the Inclusion Network was born, chaired this journey. by Staci Dennis-Taylor L’14. The Inclusion Network promotes professional and personal friendship, Sincerely, association, and affiliation among alumni to support future generations of College of Law students and to strengthen the College by celebrating our diverse population. Members Amy Vanderlyke Dygert L’06

44 45 1959 1969 1979

Arthur I. Sherman L’59 and George T. Bruckman L’59 David Miller L’69 Jodé Millman L’79 For George Bruckman and Arthur David Miller enrolled in the College When it came to getting a jump- Sherman, philanthropy is part of their of Law out of a need to stay in New start on law school, Jodé Millman families’ traditions, a custom they York and because of an offer he had a clear advantage over her both learned growing up in an era of could not refuse. classmates. “I started working in a austerity and sacrifice. His soon-to-be wife Elizabeth— law office when I was 14 years old,” “I was raised in the Great remembered by his classmates as Millman recalls. “I was in a summer Depression,” says Bruckman. “But “Bebes”—held a New York state job program for schoolchildren. I as little as my parents had, they teaching certification, which required started out as an assistant to a still gave. It was part of the Jewish Miller to find a graduate school in legal secretary and learned the tradition.” Sherman continues, “My the state, so she could teach while processes and language of law.” father didn’t have much, but he always gave to charity, and he taught he attended school. The law became his pursuit when Dean This early advantage informs one of the objects of me to do the same.” Ralph Kharas offered him a full scholarship. Millman's philanthropy. In addition to supporting the Given this proclivity for charity, it isn’t a surprise that Bruckman “Dean Kharas gave me a wonderful opportunity for which I Syracuse Public Interest Network, Millman also supports and Sherman remain organizing forces behind the Class forever have been grateful,” Miller recalls. the College’s Clinical Legal Education program. “The clinics of ’59 Scholarship, which got its start 50 years ago. A partner at California law firm Hanson Bridgett for give students critical real-world experience that was only just Philanthropic Profiles “The Class of ’59 Scholarship was a graduation gift for the school,” nearly 50 years, Miller believes in supporting the College of being introduced when I was in law school,” says Millman. explains Sherman. “We thought it would be a nice idea to help give Law for several reasons. “Foremost, Syracuse invested in “That's why I believe in them. Not everyone is going to have other kids a legal education. I’m beholden to the law school because me before I even arrived on campus by offering me a full the same opportunities I had.” it took me in after my military service, and my education helped me get tuition scholarship and subsequently providing me with the After she graduated, Millman returned to the law office she Our alumni's generosity underwrites a job on Wall Street. I felt I owed something to others coming after me.” platform that has led to a fulfilling and stimulating career.” started with. After that experience, she worked as a corporate the College of Law’s success. For many Before law school, in the mid-1950s, Sherman served in the US Miller recalls one mentor in particular: Professor George counsel in Poughkeepsie, NY. “I then worked for a small tax firm before creating my own law office, which I maintain to alumni, a tradition of lifelong giving is Army as an Infantryman. After graduation, he went to work on Wall Alexander, who had a profound impact on Miller’s career. In Street as a financial advisor. The firm where he started eventually the summer before Miller’s second year, Alexander asked if this day,” she says, adding that she is now mostly retired often tied to personal stories and fond became Morgan Stanley. “I worked as everything except CEO,” he would assist on a project funded by NASA. from the law—and pursuing another passion. memories of their alma mater. And what Sherman notes. This exciting job took Miller across the country to Ames “I've always been interested in writing,” explains Millman. Her first foray into publishing came in 1998 when she took better time to reflect on their College of In addition to the Class of ’59 Scholarship, Sherman and his Research Center in the Bay Area, which Miller says was the wife support the Arthur I. Sherman L’59 Scholarship. Their other beginning of his transformation from thinking of himself as up a non-fiction project of her father's, a “pocket concierge” Law days than on the occasion of a class philanthropic interests include civil rights and art, especially a New Yorker to being a Californian. He assisted the “space guide to Broadway and Off-Broadway theaters. anniversary! 11 alums—of years ending decorative art glass. race” by researching regulations in outer space the year Millman then tried young adult fiction before penning a novel in 2010. As is typical for new authors, it took Millman in nine—share their philanthropic “The objects of my philanthropy are education, health care, before the moon landing. religious programs, and food banks,” observes Bruckman. “I want He joined Hanson Bridgett particularly because he was some time to interest a publisher. In the end, brevity was the journeys. Tell us yours by emailing us at to ensure that my kids and grandkids continue this tradition of interested in the firm’s public sector practice representing soul of wit. “I entered a Twitter pitch contest,” Millman says. [email protected]. giving.” Like his friend Art, Bruckman served in the military, doing a government agencies. Her “micro synopsis” caught the interest of a publisher in stint in the Air Force Reserve after law school. “That was a humbling For more than 35 years Miller served as outside general March 2018. By June 2018, her debut thriller—The Midnight experience. It made me realize how fortunate I had been.” counsel to four Bay Area public transportation authorities, Call—was published by Immortal Works. The novel has Bruckman then began a successful business law practice, including the agency that operates the world renowned since been short-listed for the Clue Award and named “Best representing companies in the food services industry. “I'm still Golden Gate Bridge. “My practice has covered a wide range Police Procedural” by chantireviews.com. working,” admits Bruckman, who now concentrates his practice on of legal matters together with those unique to the public Law Alumni Weekend 2019 was a chance for Millman not estate and tax planning. “I happen to love the law, and the law has transportation industry,” he says. only to catch up with her friends but also to give a reading been good to me. I still enjoy getting involved in new projects. Now “After recently meeting with Dean Boise it is clear to me from her novel during a special Saturday morning breakfast I use my money for philanthropy and for educating my grandkids.” the College is on the rise. It has a very accomplished and program on September 21. These long-standing friends returned to Syracuse in September diverse faculty, and the programs it is focusing on appear “Dineen Hall was a very special stop on my book tour,” 2019 for their 60th class reunion. Asked how they felt to be appropriate for the times.” Millman says. “It meant a lot to me.” There was another celebrating this significant milestone, both expressed a mixture item of business for Millman during her visit—to drum up of pride and amazement. “It seems like yesterday,” said Sherman, support from her classmates for a $10,000 giving challenge thinking about his law school days. Added Bruckman, “In a flash to celebrate the Class on ’79’s 40th anniversary. of a second, 60 years have gone by.”

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Jeff Capwell L’89 Greg Sobo L’99 Matthew Lyons L’09 & Anna Lyons L’09 Brian Kim L’19, Yasmeen Eesa LL.M.’19, and Aili Obandja LL.M.’19 In 2018, Jeff Capwell retired from Greg Sobo says he was drawn to the You could say that the Lyons McGuireWoods, where he was competition inherent in litigation. family literally bleeds orange. a partner and head of the firm’s “While not a sport, litigation has In addition to Anna and Employee Benefits and Executive winners, losers, and a referee—or Matthew Lyons, several of Compensation practice group, to judge,” he says, smiling. Sobo notes Matthew’s relatives also pursue his passion for teaching, that before law school, he was graduated from the College stepping into a new career as a extremely competitive in sports, of Law, including Gary Lyons middle school teacher with 55 and the practice of law provides L’75 (his father), Paul Lyons pupils. Capwell’s aptitude for him a great outlet for this side of his L’09 and Andrew Lyons L’12 teaching had been identified personality. (his brothers), Laura Dixon three decades earlier by College of Law Professor Samuel It is the sporting side of Sobo that delayed his entry into L’13 (his cousin), and her husband Bryan Dixon L’13. Three recent graduates say they were inspired to study law Donnelly. law school. A rare deferment allowed him time to pursue For this pair, orange became the color of love when the through personal experiences. “I think becoming a teacher was in part influenced by his Olympic dream before attending law school. “I was a College of Law served as their matchmaker. “Matt and I 2019 J.D. Class President Brian Kim L’19 wanted to help Sam who told me I had a facility for it and encouraged me to competitive springboard diver, and the College of Law was had all of our classes together our first year and played on others after an error in an immigration filing forced his pursue a number of different interests while in law school,” kind enough to defer my admission for two years to allow the same flag football team. I believe its name was Assault parents to return to Korea five years ago. Kim stayed, but his Capwell recalls. “It’s funny how things come full circle. me to train for the 1996 Olympic Team,” he says. “I will and Battery,” Anna recalls. The team’s name proved telling family was forever altered. “I am grateful to have experienced He wanted me to consider entering into the profession to always appreciate that courtesy, and I want to return the as Anna’s intramural sports career was short-lived, ending how a lawyer can make their clients’ lives better,” Kim says. As a child, Yasmeen Eesa LL.M.’19 saw the impact train lawyers. I’m not teaching law, but I am teaching sixth favor by supporting the College.” when she sustained a cut to her lower lip requiring stitches. divorces have on children. “In Syria, children can’t give their Yet, it was the way she nursed herself back to health that graders.” Sobo says he hires students at Sobo & Sobo Personal opinion about whether to live with their mother or their won over Matthew. Capwell remembers Donnelly as the professor who had Injury Attorneys from a variety of law schools, but one father. I want to make changes to benefit children because, the most profound impact on him. “He was one of the most way he supports his alma mater is by often turning to its “The evening of the injury, I attended one of the school’s unfortunately, they are the biggest losers in divorce cases.” impressive people I’ve ever met. Not only was he a fantastic students. College of Law graduates tend to have a better bar nights where Matt noticed me drinking beer from a straw Eesa graduated from Aleppo Law School in Syria before lawyer, he also had a wonderful mind, a tremendous depth pulse on connecting with clients, he observes, adding, out of the stitch-free side of my mouth,” Anna says about her enrolling in Syracuse’s Master of Laws program to help her of compassion and commitment to social justice that came “I find they explain the law to clients in a way that makes ability at the time to leave an impression. better understand the American legal system and take this from his Catholic faith, a faith we both shared.” sense,” attributing that distinction to the instruction and Both see the College of Law as a strong community knowledge back home. Helping others is a trait Capwell embraces. While he faculty attention they receive at the College of Law. that they believe in supporting. They’ve been donating Syracuse had the most to offerAili Obandja LL.M’19. gives regularly to the College of Law to support student During his time in law school, Sobo says two highlights consecutively for five years, and they also give back by helping She had worked as a public prosecutor in Namibia before scholarships, he dedicates considerable hours of his time as stand out: facing off empleT University in the Tournament of current students and recent alumni explore career paths. pursuing her master’s. “Foreign educated LL.M. graduates of ABA-approved law schools can take the bar in about five a mentor to students. Champions advocacy competition and being published in The Lyons feel they have been fortunate to find fulfilling states on the basis of having attained an LL.M degree alone,” work in corporate law and public service, and both enjoy “My contributions have been primarily focused on the Syracuse Law Review. she says. “New York is one of those states. Picking Syracuse corresponding with students and alumni to guide them on scholarships,” he says. This focus lies in a philosophy he “Competing on the national trial team was a real thrill,” was a no brainer.” developed over his years of practicing law. “I really felt it was Sobo says. During the tournament at Temple University, non-traditional legal careers. Together, Kim, Eesa, and Obandja take great pride in my responsibility to find opportunities for, and to promote, Sobo recalls the packed courtroom. “I will always remember “I think it’s very important for students and alumni to the performance of the 2019 Class Act! campaign. Kim led younger lawyers. We work in a profession in which people the feeling I had standing up to begin my cross-examination understand the breadth of opportunities that come with a law his class to a record 80% participation rate, and Eesa and succeed when others take an interest in their careers and of a key witness, and the intensity and drama of the degree,” says Matthew, who serves as Compliance Counsel Obandja steered the LL.M. class to an astonishing 94% actively work to help them reach their full potential.” moment,” he says. for Royal Caribbean Cruises in Miami, FL. participation rate—a Syracuse University record. Several students have reached out to Capwell for advice Sobo says the College of Law provided him with the This year, Anna’s employer—the Financial Industry Kim says he is motivated to give back to Syracuse on career options, interviewing tips, and areas of law to educational background to excel immediately upon entering Regulatory Authority (FINRA)—will support an expansion University because of the generous support he received consider. “One of the things I’m proudest of with respect to the legal community. “Thanks in no small part to the of the College of Law’s Externship Program by offering during his time here. “I feel motivated to continue the process,” he says. Says Eesa, “I always say we have to my career is what I’ve been able to do in terms of mentoring lessons I learned in law school—including in Professor positions in its Boca Raton office. support future students because, as students, we were “When we are in the position to hire individuals full time and providing opportunities for younger lawyers,” he says. Lewin’s classes, civil procedure classes, the trial team, supported by the school when we started our journey.” or through an externship, we let the law school know,” “It is really satisfying to hear from them periodically about and Syracuse Law Review—I was able to develop a strong For Obandja, giving back is based on the African how things are going in their careers and their lives.” reputation as a trial attorney within the first few years of Anna says. “Matt and I have been fortunate to find amazing philosophy of “Ubuntu,” which she translates to mean “I graduating.” employers, and we hope to help others in their job.” am, because of who we are all.” Her Namibian upbringing “That reputation is the foundation for my success,” taught her that people are the cornerstones of any Sobo adds. institution. “I take pride in being a College of Law graduate,” she says, “and if I can help another student fill a financial gap, I will do as much as I can.” 48 49

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That's where you come in. In this feature, we challenge you to help us recall the people and scenes in our mystery photos of the past. This time, we print one of several classroom photos in the archive with no identifying information whatsoever. If you know when this photo was taken, what class is pictured, or any of the people in the photo, please email Director of Alumni Relations Kristen Duggleby at [email protected], and we'll publish what we discover in a future issue.

You plan your career. Thank you to alumni who helped solve the mystery photo in the 2019 Yearbook! You plan your retirement. The photo on p56 of the 2019 Yearbook jogged the memories of a few of our readers. Anne (Griffin) Paxtom L’88 writes, “I graduated in 1988 Now plan to change a life. with these four gentlemen, and I married one of them. They are Larry Barsky, Ken Hayman, John Ingrassia, and Mike Paxton. The photo was taken in fall 1987 at a basketball game. I married Mike in 1992, and we “I was fortunate to receive a scholarship in my final year of law school, and often visit the campus. We loved our time in Syracuse and miss going I’ve always remembered the generosity. I want to be sure future generations to games. It is definitely Penny Gray in the photo. We shared a locker of students have the opportunity to pursue a legal education, and this is why in our first year.” I have created the Rosemary Bucci Law Scholarship through my estate.” Ken Hayman L’88 confirmed he was in the photo: “I was pleasantly —Rosemary Bucci L’64 flabbergasted to see the photo. From left to right is my former roommate Larry, yours truly (with hair back in the day), John, and good Anyone can plan a College of Law legacy. friend Mike wearing the SU hat. Penny is above John and me. We are You too can bring your passion to life at the College of Law. A planned gift— definitely at a basketball game, but which game is beyond my memory. no matter its size—has endless potential to support students’ educational What an incredible blast from the past!” dreams. Whether your gift is one of cash, securities, real estate, business partnership interests, retirement plans, or life insurance—it can truly make Helping further solve the mystery, Warren Hare L’88 adds: “I graduated all the difference. in 1988 and helped Andrew Gould (now deceased) with the Yearbook for the 1986 grads. I may have taken that photo, and it may be my To create your personal College of Law gift plan, call 888.352.9535 or scrawl on the back!” email [email protected]. It’s sure to be one of the most meaningful plans you’ll ever make.

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