Loyola University School of Law

2010-11 DEAN’S ANNUAL REPORT

1 Dean’s annual report 2010-11 highlights

6 | ADVOCACY 6 | CHILDLAW 8 | HEALTH LAW Loyola shapes the future Online Children’s Law and Policy Health Justice Project with new Dispute program expands distance becomes Loyola’s Resolution Program learning offerings fifth clinic

9 | EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING 10 | INTERNATIONAL 22 | COMPETITIONS Loyola steps up Global learning at Loyolans continue to take connection between education Loyola now spans five top honors in moot court and and practice continents mock trials

24 | FACILITIES 27 | FACULTY EXCELLENCE 44 | DONOR HONOR ROLL Philip H. Corboy Law Center Loyola professors bring Graduates and friends extend expansion makes a more unique perspectives to teaching their generous support to the student-friendly environment and scholarship School of Law 2 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11

Our Mission

Loyola University Chicago School of Law is a student-focused law center inspired by the Jesuit tradition of academic excellence, intellectual openness, and service to others. Our mission is to educate diverse, talented students to be responsible leaders in a rapidly changing, interdependent world; to prepare graduates who will be ethical advocates for justice and the rule of law; and to contribute to a deeper understanding of law and legal institutions through a commitment to research, scholarship, and public service.

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MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN

ollowing on several years theoretical foundation with hands- of remarkable progress, on, practical experience. Our faculty Loyola University Chicago welcomes several new and visiting School of Law continues professors who continue to build Fits momentum with transformative our diverse range of expertise. And initiatives in the classroom, in our students continue to prove their Chicago, and across the world. moot court and mock trial strength with new honors in local, state, and With new academic offerings like the national competitions. Dispute Resolution Program, online Children’s Law and Policy MJ degree, The loyalty and generosity of our and practice-oriented Rule of Law for alumni and friends make these new Development LLM Program, we stay developments possible and sustain at the forefront of legal education our success in ongoing programs and and continue our national—and initiatives. We recognize this essential international—recognition. Our support in our Honor Roll of Donors expanded Experiential Learning beginning on page 44. Program and introduction of the Health Justice Project, a clinic in We value your continued partnership the medical-legal partnership and engagement with our Loyola model, highlight our continuing law community of alumni, friends, commitment to public service and professors, and students. Visit David Yellen to education that balances a strong LUC.edu/law to learn more. Dean and Professor of Law 4 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 OUR EXPANDING COMMUNITY

Super Lawyers

In 2010, Loyola was ranked Stats on 60 out of 180 U.S. law schools for the number of its graduates selected for inclusion in Super Lawyers Students magazine. e welcome the newest members of the Loyola law community—the incoming class—as we W congratulate the Class of 2011, now pursuing a Top 50 variety of careers in private practice, business, government, the justice system, and other areas. Here are snapshots of the first- The National Law Journal named Loyola one of 50 law year class and some of our recent graduates. schools with the highest percentage of 2010 graduates hired by NJL 250 firms. The nation’s largest firms are identified A Diverse and Accomplished by the NJL’s annual survey. Entering Class The School of Law received 5,043 applications this year. For the first time, more than half of the first-year class is from outside Illinois. and were the two most represented states outside Illinois. Other demographic highlights for 1Ls:

Entering Class 2011 3 Loyola University Chicago Full-time day 244 has named three new Part-time evening 28 School of Law-affiliated Part-time day 2 members to its Board of Trustees: Jackie TayLor Holsten Total students 274 (JD ’99), Barry McCabe, and Men 119 Susan Sher (JD ’74). Women 155 Students of color 29.9% Median age 23 Number of undergraduate schools 121 Number of majors 44 + Out-of-state students 56% (from 32 states and one foreign country) 10,000 LSAT 25–75% 156-162 LSAT median 160 The number of individuals holding Loyola University GPA 25-75% 3.13-3.57 Chicago law degrees now GPA median 3.37 exceeds 10,000. 5

Amanda Byrne, Scott Davis, and Rodolphe Primeau (all JD ’11) on graduation day

Employment Statistics for Recent Loyola Grads Here’s a partial breakout of the wide range of practice settings in which recent Loyola law grads work (2010 is the most recent year for which JD employment statistics are available):

Class Year 2010 Percent of class reporting 98.87% Percentage employed nine months after graduation 89.73%

Area of Practice ABA president-elect Law firms 50.85% is a Loyolan Government 9.32% Laurel Bellows (JD ’74) delivered the Judicial clerkships 7.20% commencement address at the School of Business 22.46% Law’s graduation in May. Bellows has been Public interest 5.93% selected by the American Bar Association as president-elect; she will serve for a year Academia 2.97% beginning in August 2012. Military 1.27%

For additional Class of 2010 employment data, visit LUC.edu/law/career/2010_data.html. 6 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 BREAKing NEW GROUND

regional, national, and international advocacy competitions. Most notably, Loyola won second place at the Andrews Kurth National Moot Court Centers of Championship, third place at the American Association for Justice’s Mock Trial Competition, and third place at the International Academy of Dispute Resolution’s Mediation Excellence Tournament (also see page 22). edicated to the highest standards of teaching, research, service, and policy development, the School of Law’s Civitas DCenters of Excellence take an integrated, interdisciplinary ChildLaw approach to significant issues affecting the law today. Here are highlights of the past year from several of the centers, as well as Center updates from the School of Law’s other areas of focus. Online MJ degree in Children’s Law and Policy to launch this fall

Teresa Frisbie (JD ’86) joined the This year, the Civitas ChildLaw Center Dan K. Webb law school last fall as director of the welcomed Miranda Johnson as its center’s new Dispute Resolution Salisbury Post-Graduate Teaching Center for Program. The program broadens Fellow. Johnson, a the law school’s curricular offerings in University graduate, spent three Advocacy the advocacy and dispute resolution years at Advocates for Children in New Dispute Resolution Program area in order to strengthen our New York before coming to Loyola. builds on center achievements students’ skills in this growing field. Frisbie has more than 20 years of Under the visionary leadership of private practice experience, and has Diane Geraghty’s concept served as a mediator and arbitrator Director James P. Carey, Loyola’s paper on child-friendly Center for Advocacy is a centerpiece in addition to litigating cases. She is of the School of Law and one of the a Loyola law graduate and a former legal aid in Africa has most respected advocacy programs member of Loyola’s adjunct law been adopted by UNICEF. in the country. Renamed the Dan K. faculty, teaching courses in mediation Webb Center for Advocacy in 2010, advocacy; she has also coached the center recently added to its rich several Loyola student competitions In other news, the concept paper that curriculum an LLM degree in trial in mediation, mediation advocacy, Diane Geraghty, Loyola’s A. Kathleen advocacy, appellate advocacy, and and international arbitration. Beazley Chair in ChildLaw, and her alternative dispute resolution. The husband, Thomas F. Geraghty, wrote new degree lets both aspiring and Other center highlights include on child-friendly legal aid in Africa experienced litigators develop and another year of remarkable success has been adopted by UNICEF, perfect their skills. for Loyola’s student teams in the United Nations Development

Loyola is the Midwest headquarters for the Civitas ChildLaw Center Director Diane Geraghty’s concept paper explores the legal, policy, and NITA National Institute for Trial Advocacy. practical issues in creating child-friendly legal aid in Africa. 7

Civitas ChildLaw Center Director Diane Geraghty’s concept paper explores the legal, policy, and practical issues in creating child-friendly legal aid in Africa. 8 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 BREAKing NEW GROUND

Programme, and the United Nations Michael Kaufman, will take place at collaborate with community health- Office on Drugs and Crime as the the School of Law this fall. care providers to identify and address official paper on this topic.T he the diverse social and legal issues that paper explores the legal, policy, negatively impact the health of their and practical issues involved in Beazley Institute low-income patients. Law students creating and maintaining such and pro bono attorneys then provide programs in Africa. for Health Law brief advice, referrals, and legal representation to remedy the legal Loyola’s Civitas ChildLaw Clinic, and Policy and social issues that negatively under the direction of Professor impact health. Since the program Health Justice Project takes Bruce Boyer, filed amicus curiae briefs launched in early 2011, Loyola’s HJP medical-legal approach to health supporting the interests of children students have assisted more than 250 of low-income individuals in the U.S. Supreme Court and Illinois patients and trained 70-plus health- Appellate Court. care providers in the Chicago area. The nationally recognized Beazley

Institute for Health Law and Policy Following a comprehensive review The Fourth Annual Symposium on continues to lead the way in health of the curriculum and after receiving Access to Health Care, cohosted law teaching, research, service, and extensive input from students, last fall by the Beazley Institute policy development. Highlights of alumni, and potential employers, the and a Loyola student journal, the past academic year included the Civitas ChildLaw Center will launch Annals of Health Law, brought 2010 launch of an online LLM degree an online master of jurisprudence together more than 200 attorneys, program in health law, and the early degree program in Children’s Law professors, students, and health-care 2011 launch of the Health Justice and Policy this fall. The online professionals to discuss “Innovating Project (HJP), a new medical-legal degree will expand the reach of the Health Care: Adjusting the Cost community partnership clinic with MJ degree to a national audience Curve.” The symposium focused on Erie Family Health Center (also see and will focus on the development health-care related topics such as page 27). of a new generation of leaders in payment models and cost reduction, children’s advocacy. as well as quality, integration, and the In the HJP—the School of Law’s fifth accountability of care organizations. clinic—JD students and attorneys Last fall, the Children’s Legal Rights Journal, a quarterly academic publication for a multidisciplinary audience of child-serving professionals, held its inaugural symposium titled “Cyberbullying and Sexting.” Keynote speaker Erika Harold, a former Miss America, addresses audiences around the world on this topic. A national conference on special education in charter schools, hosted by Loyola’s ChildLaw and Education Institute, which is directed by Associate Dean Health Justice Project Director Emily Benfer (right) with students

th Loyola University Chicago’s health law program is 4 ranked 4th in the country by U.S. News & World Report. BREAKing NEW GROUND 9

Loyola also hosted the 34th Annual for students this spring. The topics. John Blum, Loyola’s John J. Health Law Professors Conference. competition required student Waldron Research Professor, was Cosponsored by the American teams to prepare legal memos honored this summer with the 2011 Society for Law, Medicine, and Ethics, discussing a hypothetical transaction, Jay Healey Distinguished Health this annual conference provided a then present their analyses to a Law Teacher Award. The prestigious forum for health law faculty scholars health-care institution executive annual award recognizes a professor from across the country to gather to management team. for his or her contributions to health discuss issues at the forefront of law law scholarship and teaching. and medicine. The Beazley Institute’s faculty Blum has been a member of Loyola’s members continue to boost their full-time law faculty for over 30 years Loyola hosted and placed first in leadership in the field by lecturing and is a nationally recognized and its inaugural National Health and publishing on a variety of new widely published expert in the field Law Transactional Competition and expanding health law-related of health law.

Other Areas of Focus Experiential Learning Loyola steps up the connection between education and practice

Loyola alumna Josie Gough (BA ’74, MEd ’78, JD ’84) joined the School of Law last summer as director of its Experiential Learning Program. Her responsibilities include developing and expanding the law school’s current experiential learning opportunities, as well as strengthening strategic partnerships with the judiciary, government agencies, public interest organizations, and Chicago-based corporations that provide externship placements for our students. New field placements have also been developed that allow students to focus on specific practice areas such as employment and human relations, government and legislative affairs, in-house corporate counsel, intellectual property, probate, procurement, and real estate law.

In addition, classroom instruction has been expanded to include an orientation to foster and strengthen the awareness of ethics, civility, and professionalism in the Josie Gough (second from right) directs the new Experiential practice of law. Learning Program.

Appellate lawyer and legal scholar Barry Sullivan has served as the Since 2009 inaugural holder of the Cooney & Conway Chair in Advocacy SINCE 2009. 10 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 BREAKing NEW GROUND

3L Brad Snyder, here at the Great Wall of China, studied at Loyola’s Beijing Center.

The School of Law is launching a one-year, practice- Global Learning oriented LLM program in Rule of Law for Development International opportunities expand (PROLAW) at Loyola’s John Felice Rome Center in Italy with new LLM program this September. PROLAW furthers Loyola’s commitment to promoting justice and legal reform, protecting human All of the law school’s areas of expertise—health law, dignity, and eliminating poverty across the globe. The child and family law, advocacy, business and tax, program received a $1.1 million grant from the Bill and antitrust, intellectual property—have strong international Melinda Gates Foundation, which works closely with and comparative components. The law school’s partners like Loyola to support and expand innovative curriculum, in Chicago and abroad, continually expands approaches to serve those in need. and deepens to respond to developing areas of international professional interest. The School of Law continues to offer a four-week summer program of international and comparative law courses

Twenty-five students from around the world are enrolled in the law school’s new LLM 25 PROGRAM in Rule of Law Development (PROLAW) held at Loyola’s John Felice Rome Center. BREAKing NEW GROUND 11

LONDON: Comparative advocacy Around the world VIENNA: International moot FROM CHICAGO ROME: Flagship international program BEIJING: Summer in China Loyola law students traveled across the globe this STRASBOURG: European institutions year as part of Loyola’s study-abroad opportunities. HONG KONG: International moot TANZANIA: Children’s rights Programs address a variety of international law issues. SANTIAGO: Legal systems of Americas

London Strasbourg Vienna H Rome Beijing

Hong Kong

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in Rome. Recent guest lecturers in Rome have included study over spring break in Tanzania; and a Comparative U.S. Supreme Court Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Law Seminar: Legal Systems in the Americas, with an Antonin Scalia. Loyola’s four-week program in Beijing, optional week in Santiago, . Students who enrolled China, and a one-week field study in Strasbourg, France, in the International Commercial Arbitration and the CISG were also popular international course offerings available course last fall were eligible to try out for the Willem C. to students this summer. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot and the Willem C. Vis (East) International Commercial Arbitration Other international highlights at Loyola included the Moot teams. Loyola teams competed in Vienna and Hong London Advocacy Program, now in its 23rd year, which Kong. Loyola’s Vis International Commercial Arbitration provides students with the opportunity to immerse Moot team placed among the top 64 out of 225 teams themselves in the world of the British barrister in London and received an Honorable Mention Best Individual Oral over winter break; an international and comparative law Advocate award. seminar in International Children’s Rights with a field

number of continents ON WHICH Loyola offers Loyola’s Summer Program in Rome has been 5 international study opportunities. Since 1983 going strong for almost three decades. 12 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 BREAKing NEW GROUND

European Union Law and International Antitrust Law. This Institute for Consumer spring, the institute hosted its 11th annual colloquium, at which Federal Trade Commissioner Edith Ramirez Antitrust Studies delivered the keynote address on antitrust issues in health- Fellowships provide unique learning care reform. The institute also cosponsored a two-day opportunities for students workshop at the University of Haifa, Israel, to discuss the role of antitrust enforcement in high-tech industries. Loyola’s Institute for Consumer Antitrust Studies is a nonpartisan, independent academic center designed to explore the impact of antitrust enforcement on the Intellectual Property individual consumer and the public, and to shape Annual colloquium provides forum for IP scholars policy issues. Under the leadership of Director Spencer Weber Waller, the institute fulfills its mission by Loyola continues to maintain a strong presence in both sponsoring symposia, academic colloquia, and a the local and national intellectual property (IP) arena. unique student fellowship. Since 2003, Loyola has cosponsored the annual Chicago Intellectual Property Colloquium with Chicago-Kent To date, more than 50 outstanding Loyola law students College of Law. The colloquium provides a forum for have been selected as student fellows of the institute. nationally recognized scholars to present their works-in- This past year, student fellows participated in a private progress to students, faculty, and practitioners. Students orientation of the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department from Loyola and Chicago-Kent who attend the colloquium of Justice in Washington, DC. Arranged by Loyola law receive academic credit, as well as the opportunity to alumnus Robert Draba (JD ’05), a former Consumer interact with the scholars and provide written feedback on Antitrust Studies Fellow who now serves as an antitrust their presentations. division special attorney in Washington, the orientation provided students with a behind-the-scenes view of the Additional IP highlights this past year included a role of government in antitrust enforcement. While in mentorship program for law students spearheaded by Washington, student fellows also participated in the spring Professor Cynthia Ho and the Chicago Intellectual Property meeting of the ABA Antitrust Section. Alliance. For the past two years, this has matched students with IP practitioners from the community to facilitate Other antitrust highlights included the arrival of Philipp a supportive professional relationship for Loyola’s IP Fabbio, who joined Loyola last year as a senior research students. An IP mentorship program kickoff reception for fellow and visiting professor from the University of Reggio, students and mentors will be held this fall. Calabria, Italy. While at Loyola, Fabbio taught courses in

More than 50 outstanding law + students have been selected as student fellows of the Institute 50 for Consumer Antitrust Studies

Since its founding almost 30 years ago, the Community Law 3,000 Center Clinic has represented more than 3,000 individuals. BREAKing NEW GROUND 13

Jovan Mosley spent nearly six years in a holding cell in Cook County Jail before being granted a trial to prove his innocence. He was freed in 2005 with the help of lead counsel Catharine O’Daniel and Life After Innocence founder Laura Caldwell (JD ’92).

Life After Innocence Patent Law Student-drafted law aids the exonerated Interview Program Seizing an unusual opportunity to make law, Loyola Loyola again hosts the nation’s largest students recently researched, drafted, and lobbied for single-practice job fair legislation that automatically expunges the records of exonerated former prisoners and provides them with In July, the School of Law welcomed more than 700 law mental health benefits. Senate Bill 389 passed the Illinois students from more than 130 law schools, as well as 97 House and Senate by a nearly unanimous vote and was legal employers from across the country, to its annual signed by Governor Pat Quinn on March 10, 2011. The Patent Law Interview Program. Launched in 1987, this students are part of Life After Innocence at Loyola, an annual two-day program in Chicago brings together initiative formed in 2009 by Loyola alumna Laura Caldwell students with technical backgrounds and legal employers (JD ’92) to assist recent exonerees in adapting to life after interested in hiring law clerks and entry-level attorneys for wrongful imprisonment, including helping them gain their patent or intellectual property practices. skills and employment.

The new Certificate in Public Interest Law 6 brings Loyola’s law certificate offerings to six. 14 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11

3Ls Lindsey Johnson (left), Morgan Shapiro, and Michael McClain attended the law school’s annual Public Interest Law Society Auction. This year, the event raised funds to support 23 law students working in public interest jobs over the summer. COMMITMENT TO THE COMMUNITY 15

500+ A Passion Number of Loyola law students who participated in public service activities for Public during the 2010-11 academic year Service oyola is dedicated to the Jesuit A- tradition of community service. The National Jurist (January 2011) The School of Law provides many ranked Loyola among the Best Public L Interest Law Schools in the opportunities for students to use their country and assigned an A- letter legal skills and understanding of social grade for meeting three main criteria— justice to help those in need, both in having one or more public interest coursework and in the community. clinics, having one or more faculty or administrators to oversee public interest, and offering a loan repayment Last year, more than 500 law students participated assistance program. in some form of public interest work while attending law school at Loyola. They were recognized at a luncheon at the law school in April. Volunteer activities ranged from teaching law at city elementary schools on Constitution Day to donating blood through the Red Cross.

Eighty-eight students from the graduating class of 2011 received public interest recognition at $1M graduation; 24 received recognition for public Loyola approved 34 Loan Repayment interest leadership and service. Ten received a Public Assistance Program (LRAP) awards of Interest Law Certificate, offered to students for the first time at Loyola this past year. Students who enroll $5,000 each for a total expenditure of in identified public interest classes, participate in a $170,000 in 2010. Since LRAP’s inception in clinic or externship that serves low-income clients, 1998, Loyola has awarded more than engage in volunteer work, and enroll in a capstone $1 million in benefits to its recent public interest course are now eligible to receive this graduates working in public certificate upon graduation. interest careers.

3Ls Lindsey Johnson (left), Morgan Shapiro, and Michael McClain attended the law school’s annual Public Interest Law Society Auction. This year, the event raised funds to support 23 law students working in public interest jobs over the summer. 16 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 DIVERSE PERSPECTIVES

Loyola remains a Leading on significant source of continuing Emerging education for the Chicago legal Issues community.

oyola’s growing reputation as a national law school is Rita Fry, RAF Consulting; Suleiman reflected in the increasingly prestigious conferences Gonzalez, Illinois Department of Human Services; Doria Dee Johnson, L and symposia hosted at the Philip H. Corboy Law U.S. Senate Steering Committee Center. These events bring together academics, students, and for the Anti-Lynching Apology; members of the community and legal profession to share Bob Lancaster, Louisiana State University Law Center; Elizabeth perspectives on today’s top legal issues and trends. Lewis, McDermott, Will & Emery; Sara Mauk and Michael O’Connor, Mauk & O’Connor; Jovan Mosely, Life After Access to Health Care Norman Amaker Public Innocence; Azim Ramelize, Chicago “Innovating Health Care: Interest Law & Social Department of Children and Youth Adjusting the Cost Curve” Justice Retreat Services; Florence Wagman Roisman, Indiana University School of Law- Speakers: Lawrence Singer, Loyola “Building Public Interest Leaders to ; Kelly Scott-Flood, ABA University Chicago School of Law; Dr. Overcome Social Injustice” Center for Pro Bono Medical-Legal Maxwell Gregg Bloche, Georgetown Speakers: Nina Appel, Emily Benfer, Partnerships Pro Bono Support University; Dr. David Buchanan, Erie David Cardenas, Laura Caldwell, Project; Randolph Stone, University of Family Health Center; Brietta Clark, Sacha Coupet, Josie Gough, Chicago Law School; Larry Suffredin, Loyola Law School ; Elinor Hart, Jessica Hing, Patrick Cook County; Kelly Tautges, Chicago Stephen Fatum, Barnes & Thornburg Keenin-Devlin, Kevin Lichtenberg, Bar Foundation LLP; Jacqueline Fox, University of Eleana Lindsey, Drew McCormick, South Carolina School of Law; Dr. John Motto, Stacey Platt, and Neil Irene Fraiser, Agency for Healthcare Children’s Legal Rights Williams, Loyola University Chicago Research and Quality; Michael School of Law; Arthur Amaker; Journal Conference Randall, the Camden Group; Dr. Mark David Askew, Wildman Harold; John “Cyberbullying and Sexting” Shields, Advocate Physician Partners Bouman, Sargent Shriver National Speakers: Diane Geraghty, Loyola Center on Poverty Law; Daniel University Chicago School of Law; Contreras, Equip for Equality; Beth Erika Harold, Miss America 2003 Cunningham and Rene Heybach, (keynote speaker); Bradley Areheart, Chicago Coalition for the Homeless;

Conferences, symposia, and special lectures are an integral part of Loyola’s commitment to bridging the academic and legal communities. 17

Conferences, symposia, and special lectures are an integral part of Loyola’s commitment to bridging the academic and legal communities. 18 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 DIVERSE PERSPECTIVES

This year’s International Law Review symposium explored the international laws of war.

Stetson University College of Law; Center ; Kelli Underwood, Michael Zimmer, Loyola University Elena Calafell, Illinois Center for Center for Contextual Change Chicago School of Law; Hannah Violence Prevention; Elizabeth Clarke, Alejandro, Georgetown University; Juvenile Justice Initiative; Naomi Constitutional Law William Araiza, Brooklyn Law School; Goodno, Pepperdine University Ian Bartrum, Drake Law School; School of Law; Dave Haslett, Illinois Colloquium Richard Broughton, University of Attorney General’s Office; Mary “How Democratic Is the Mercy School of Law; William Leary, Catholic University of America Constitution?” Carter Jr., Temple Law School; Ronald Columbus School of Law; Sarah K. L. Collins, University of Washington Speakers: Margaret Moses, John Migas, Illinois Attorney General’s School of Law; Bill Conroy, Kentucky Nowak, Juan Perea, Henry Rose, Barry Office; Morgan Park High School Wesleyan College; Paul Finkelman, Sullivan, Alexander Tsesis, and Students; Riya Shaw, Juvenile Law Albany Law School; Charlotte

Loyola awarded 872 hours OF MCLE 872 program credit for the 2010-11 year. DIVERSE PERSPECTIVES 19

Garden, Georgetown University A. Ringhand, University of Georgia Rolock, Jane Addams College of Law Center; Scott Gaylord, Elon School of Law; Mark Rosen, Chicago- Social Work, University of Illinois at University School of Law; Scott D. Kent College of Law; Christopher W. Chicago; Ada Skyles, University of Gerber, Ohio Northern University Schmidt, Chicago-Kent College of Chicago; Krista Thomas, Children and College of Law; Joel Goldstein, St. Law; Andrew Spiropoulos, Oklahoma Families Program Specialist, Children’s Louis University School of Law; City University School of Law; Bureau; Greg Westbrooks, Child Enrique Guerra-Pujol, Barry University Steve Vladeck, American University Welfare Services for Catholic Charities Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law; Washington College of Law; Diocese of Peoria Daniel Hamilton, University of Illinois Rebecca Zeitlow, University of College of Law; Daniel Hoffman, Toledo College of Law Institute for Consumer Johnson C. Smith University; Matthew Antitrust Studies Holden, University of Illinois at Carol Harding Springfield; Robert Jones, Northern Lecture Series 11th Annual Antitrust Colloquium Illinois University; Jennifer Mason Speakers: Spencer Waller, Loyola McAward, Notre Dame Law School; “Disparities and Disproportionality: University Chicago School of Law; Steve Morrison, University of North Challenges in the Child Welfare Edith Ramirez, Federal Dakota School of Law; Helen Louise System and How Illinois is Trade Commission (keynote speaker); Norton, University of Colorado School Responding” Jonathan Baker, American University of Law; Sheldon Novick, Vermont Speakers: The Honorable Washington College of Law; David Law School; Kirsten Nussbaumer, Maxwell Griffin Jr., Cook County Balto, Esq., Washington, DC; Grace St. Louis University School of Juvenile Court Child Protection E. Campbell, Clerk to the Honorable Law; Jeffrey Parness, Northern Division (keynote speaker); Robert W. Scott Bales, the Supreme Court of Illinois University; James Pfander, Blackwell and Jackie Bright, Illinois ; Peter Carstensten, Northwestern University Law School; Department of Children and Family Law School; Eric Cramer, Berger Ofer Raban, University of Oregon; Lori Services; Alan Dettlaff and Nancy & Montague, Philadelphia; Ariel

Fay Hartog Levin (JD ’75, third from left), ambassador to the Netherlands, spoke to Loyola law students and administrators last fall about her diplomatic duties and experiences.

Juan Perea’s articles and books have been cited 995 times by 995 scholars in law reviews published in Westlaw. 20 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 DIVERSE PERSPECTIVES

Students are encouraged to participate fully in conferences and workshops held at the law school. DIVERSE PERSPECTIVES 21

Ezrachi, Pembroke College, Oxford Loyola University Chicago Race and the Law University; Andre Fiebig, Baker & Law Journal Conference Symposium McKenzie; Hillary Greene, University of School of Law; Ariel “Hate Speech, Incitement “The Law: A Tool of Justice or Katz, University of ; Jack & Genocide” Weapon of Injustice?” Kirkwood, Seattle University School Speakers: John Breen, John Speakers: Neil Williams, Loyola of Law; Jesse Markham, University of Bronsteen, Diane Geraghty, Barry University Chicago School of Law; the San Francisco School of Law; Barak Sullivan, and Alexander Tsesis, Loyola Honorable Karen Yarbrough, Illinois Y. Orbach, University of Arizona University Chicago School of Law; House of Representatives (keynote College of Law; Barak Richman, Duke Steve Baum, Journal for the Study speaker); Christina Abraham, Chicago University School of Law of Antisemitism; Irwin Cotler, McGill Chapter of the Council on American- University; Karen Eltis, Columbia Law International Law School; Mary Anne Franks, University Review Symposium of School of Law; Gregory U.S. Supreme Court Gordon, University of North Dakota “International Laws of War” School of Law; Kathleen Mahoney, Justices Ruth Bader Speakers: Thomas Haney, Margaret University of Calgary School of Law; Ginsburg and Antonin Moses, and Michael Zimmer, Loyola Kenneth Marcus, Anti-Semitism Scalia have served Initiative, Institute for Jewish University Chicago School of Law; as guest lecturers Kateri Carmola, Middlebury College; and Community Research; Joel Paul Diehl, University of Illinois at Reidenberg, Fordham Law School; in Loyola’s summer Urbana-Champaign; Commander Gregory Stanton, George Mason program in Rome James Kraska and Raul Pedrozo, U.S. University; Samuel Totten, University Naval War College; Mike Lewis, Ohio of Arkansas in 2009 and 2010, Northern University Claude W. Pettit respectively. College of Law; Frédéric Mégret, Second Annual John McGill University; Michael Newton, Courtney Murray, S.J., Vanderbilt University Law School; Islamic Relations; the Honorable Thomas Nichols, U.S. Naval War University Chair Lecture Thomas Brewer, Circuit Court of College; Robert Turner, University of “John Courtney Murray: Civility Dies Cook County; Darrel Cannon, Virginia School of Law; Lesley Wexler, with the Death of Dialogue” Chicago; Bill Hampton, Midwest University of Illinois at Urbana- Voter Alliance; Virginia Martinez, Speaker: Robert John Araujo, S.J., Champaign College of Law; Brian Mexican American Legal Defense and Loyola University Chicago School Wilson, Global Maritime Operational Education Fund; James Montgomery, of Law Threat Response Coordination Center Esq.; Juan Perea, University of Florida Levin College of Law National Lawyers Guild Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration “The Israel Lobby and Shakespeare and the Law U.S. Foreign Policy” Speaker: Rev. Al Sharpton “Measure for Measure” Speaker: John Mearsheimer, Speaker: Michael Halberstam, University of Chicago Director, Writers’ Theatre

Loyola University Chicago School of Law publishes 6 six student-edited scholarly journals. 22 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 STUDENT COMPETITIONS

Year after year, Winning Loyola students bring home the accolades in Top Honors competitions.

n the tradition of Loyola’s nationally renowned 2010-11 National Moot advocacy program, the School of Law continues to Court Competition Regional Champions, Regional Best I enjoy significant success in local, state, national, and Oral Advocate, Regional Best Brief international competitions. The following were among Loyola’s 2010-11 honors. 2011 National Moot Court Competition in Child Welfare and Adoption Law 2011 American Association for 2011 Jessup International National 3rd Place Best Oral Advocate, Justice Mock Trial Competition Moot Court Competition National Quarterfinalists Regional Champions, Regional Semifinalists National Semifinalists 2011 National Trial Competition 2010 Mock Trial Regional Best Advocate Award, 2011 American Bar Association Tournament of Champions Regional Semifinalists Client Counseling Competition National Quarterfinalists Regional Semifinalists 2011 Giles Sutherland Rich 2011 Moot Court Moot Court Competition 2010 American Bar Association National Championship Regional Semifinalists Negotiations Competition National Finalists Regional Champions, 2010 Thomas Tang Moot National Semifinalists 2010 National Civil Court Competition Trial Competition Regional Champions, Regional Best 2011 Frederick Douglass Moot National Quarterfinalists Oral Advocate, Regional Best Brief Court Competition National Best Brief, Regional Best Brief, 2010 National Health Law 2011 Willem C. Vis Moot Regional Semifinalists Moot Court Competition (West) Vienna National Finalists Top 64 teams out of 225 teams, 2011 International Law School Honorable Mention Best Individual Mediation Tournament Oral Advocate International Semifinalists, Regional Champions, Regional Best Mediator

Brian Koppen’s Law School Advocacy blog has ranked Loyola’s moot Jonathan Brouk (JD ’11) was a member of Loyola’s National Health Law Moot Court Competition Team, which made national finals. Top 10 court program among the top 10 in the country every year since 2007. 23

Jonathan Brouk (JD ’11) was a member of Loyola’s National Health Law Moot Court Competition Team, which made national finals. 24 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 renovation and Expansion

An Environment for Effective Learning

he School of Law’s expanding and recently renovated facilities enjoy a prime location in the heart of Chicago, T which offers myriad cultural and recreational options as well as employment opportunities in private practice, government, business, and virtually every other sector.

Phase Three of the renovation and expansion of the Philip H. Corboy Law Center at 25 East Pearson Street began in May 2011 and will be complete in January 2012. The first two phases resulted in new clinical and office space, the state-of-the-art Power Rogers & Smith Ceremonial Courtroom, the Dan K. Webb Center for Advocacy, and new administrative and advancement offices. Phase Three will create new faculty and staff offices and additional classroom space. 25

The three-phase renovation and expansion of the Philip H. Corboy Law Center is nearly complete. 26 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11

Neil Williams was a corecipient of the Midwest People of Color Legal Scholarship Conference’s Third Annual Norman C. Amaker Award. EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AND SCHOLARSHIP 27

Loyola professors Faculty continue to lead in their diverse areas Leadership of specialization.

oyola law faculty members enjoy a reputation for needs in a class action against the excellence in publishing, speaking, and consulting. District of Columbia, and completed an Arnold & Porter Equal Justice L The School of Law continues to attract renowned Works Fellowship at the Washington scholars and teachers to its well-rounded faculty, preparing Legal Clinic for the Homeless. She graduates for a changing legal marketplace by welcoming specializes in clinical teaching, access to health and justice, and poverty law. new and visiting professors with expertise in emerging and increasingly significant areas of the law. Juan Perea joined Loyola’s full- time law faculty in July. He served as a visiting professor at Loyola she served as a supervising attorney last fall from University of Florida New Faculty and teaching fellow at the Federal Levin College of Law, where he Legislation and Administrative was the Cone, Wagner, Nugent, Emily Benfer joined Loyola’s Clinic. Prior to joining Georgetown, Johnson, Hazouri & Roth Professor full-time law faculty last year as she represented preschool-aged of Law. He teaches and writes in clinical professor and director of children with special education the areas of race and race relations, the law school’s new Health Justice constitutional law, employment Project. The project was created law, and professional responsibility. to improve health-care outcomes Perea has been a visiting professor for low-income residents through at Harvard Law School, Boston direct representation, systemic College Law School, and University of advocacy, and strategic medical- Colorado School of Law. In 1986-87, legal partnerships with Chicago-area he clerked for Hon. Bruce M. Selya of health-care providers. Students the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First in the clinic employ a holistic Circuit. He has written extensively on and multifaceted approach to a racial inequality, immigration history, client’s legal issues and engage in and the civil rights of Latinos in the “preventive lawyering” by addressing United States. His current research a client’s problems before they interests include the critical theory of proliferate. Benfer came to Loyola history and historiography. Perea has from Georgetown Law School, where New Clinical Professor Emily Benfer

Neil Williams was a corecipient of the Midwest People of Color Legal Scholarship Conference’s Under the leadership of Emily Benfer, Loyola has launched its fifth clinic, a new Third Annual Norman C. Amaker Award. 5 medical-legal community partnership clinic with Erie Family Health Center. 28 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AND SCHOLARSHIP

School of Law and the University of S. J. Quinney College of Law, where Virginia School of Law. Prior to his she teaches constitutional law, academic career, Sag practiced as international human rights law, an intellectual property attorney in international environmental law, and the United Kingdom with Arnold & civil procedure. Prior to joining the Porter and in Silicon Valley, California, Utah faculty, George served as a law with Skadden, Arps. Sag earned clerk for Judge William T. Hart on the his law degree with honors from U.S. District Court for the Northern the Australian National University District of Illinois. As a fellow and and clerked for Justice Paul Finn later consultant to Human Rights of the Federal Court of . Watch, she has conducted human New faculty member Juan Perea teaches His research focuses on law and rights investigations in South Africa and writes about race and race relations, economics and intellectual property. on women’s rights, children’s rights, constitutional law, employment law, and professional responsibility. violence, the right to education, and abuses related to the HIV/AIDS epidemic. She wrote a book-length testified as an expert before the U.S. report titled Scared at School: Sexual Senate, the U.S. Equal Employment Visiting Faculty Violence against Girls in South African Opportunity Commission, and the Philipp Fabbio joined Loyola last Schools, which received widespread U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. fall as a visiting professor from Italy. media coverage in South Africa He is a member of the American He is currently a professor of law at and internationally. She serves as Law Institute. the University of Reggio, Calabria, special counsel to the Women’s Italy, where he teaches commercial, Rights Division of Human Rights Matthew Sag joined Loyola’s full- antitrust, and intellectual property Watch. In addition to her experience time law faculty in July. He served as law. He has served as a member as an academic and human rights a visiting professor at Loyola last year of the full-time faculty at Sapienza advocate, George has extensive from DePaul University College of University of Rome School of Law, practical experience in private Law. Sag has been a visiting professor and was a visiting professor at practice from her work as a litigation of law at Northwestern University Chicago-Kent School of Law and associate for the law firms of Jenner University of Verona School of & Block in Chicago and Coudert Business. Prior to that, he was a Brothers LLP in . research fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Competition and IP Law Fazal Khan joins Loyola this fall in , . He is affiliated as a visiting professor with the with the international Academic Beazley Institute for Health Law and Society for Competition Law and the Policy from the University of Georgia Italian Society of Law and Economics, School of Law, where he teaches and serves on the Secretary health law and policy, bioethics, Committee of the Italian Society public health law, and international for Intellectual Property. products liability. Khan’s research focuses on reform of the American Erika R. George joined Loyola health care system, the effect of New faculty member Matthew Sag focuses on law and economics as well last fall as a visiting professor of law globalization on health care, and the as intellectual property. from the University of Utah’s challenge of regulating emerging

In the past 10 years, Professor John Nowak’s work was cited by 274 federal and state courts a total of 274 times. 11 EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AND SCHOLARSHIP 29

biotechnologies. Khan earned his is also a freelance magazine writer dispute resolution services. Devine MD and JD degrees from the Medical and novelist. She began publishing is a former state’s attorney for Cook Scholars Program at the University thrillers and suspense novels in 2005. County. At Loyola, he teaches of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Caldwell is founder and director Criminal Law. His scholarly articles have been of a Loyola project called Life After published in the Harvard Law Review Innocence, which aids former William Carlisle Herbert has and Health Matrix. At Loyola, he will prisoners following exoneration. more than 15 years of experience teach Law and Science, as well as Her first work of nonfiction, Long Way as a litigation training partner with International Products Liability. Home: The Story of a Young Man Lost in the Chicago law firms Hopkins and the System and the Two Women Who Sutter and Foley and Lardner LLP. Patricia Mell joins Loyola this year Found Him, was published last year. At Loyola, he teaches the Law of as a visiting professor. She has served Risk Management and Advanced as dean of John Marshall Law School Atanu Das (JD ’06) provides Litigation Skills. in Chicago, where she became the patent application services and first black and first female dean in the conducts legal research. He also Kathleen Hirsman (JD ’84) joins school’s history. Prior to joining John provides technological advice in Loyola this year with more than Marshall, she was a professor of law support of validity and patentability 25 years of experience in school at Michigan State University-Detroit analyses, patent application law practice, representing and College of Law, a visiting professor preparation and prosecution, and counseling school districts in at Capital University Law School and litigation in electrical, computing, board governance issues, student the University of Toledo Law School, telecommunications, and mechanical issues, labor and personnel matters, and an assistant professor at Widener and materials matters. He will teach collective bargaining, special University. She also served as assistant a course in Cyber Law at Loyola. education, general litigation, and attorney general for the state of Ohio. in a general corporate advisory In 2004, Crain’s Chicago Business William A. Davis has experience in capacity. She will teach courses in named Mell one of Chicago’s 100 both the public and private sector. School Law for Teachers, School Law most influential women. At Loyola, His area of focus is commercial for Administrative Certification, and she will teach a first-year Criminal litigation and antitrust. He is a Practice of School Law. Law course and an intensive Criminal former chief regulatory counsel with Law Seminar. AT&T and has taught courses on Anna Kardaras (JD ’03) joined telecommunications and regulation Loyola last year as a senior lecturer at Northwestern University, and in residence. She is an alumna of the on law and communications at law school and previously served as Senior Lecturers the University of Colorado. While an adjunct professor of law for Loyola. at Loyola last year, he taught Her practice and courses focus on In Residence International Commercial Arbitration wealth and business planning. and the CISG. Laura Caldwell (JD ’92) joined Richard M. Rosenberg is a former the School of law in 2009. She has Richard A. Devine joined Loyola partner at the Chicago law firm litigation experience in the areas in 2009. He is a partner at Meckler Mayer, Brown and Platt, where he of medical malpractice, insurance Bulger Tilson Marick & Pearson LLP, represented institutional lenders defense, and entertainment law. and a member of the Chicago office in various financial transactions, Caldwell has been published in a of Resolute Systems, providing including workouts and bankruptcy variety of legal publications, and mediation, arbitration, and alternative debt restructurings, leveraged

Michael Kaufman has published 131 scholarly works, which include 131 treatises, casebooks, book supplements, and law review articles. 30 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AND SCHOLARSHIP

buyouts, securitization transactions, as a visiting professor since 1996. Acquisition Transactions and the Art and designing new financial He teaches Business Organizations, of In-House Legal Counseling. products. He also represented banks Business Planning, and Professional and other corporate clients in various Responsibility. Barbara J. Youngberg joined corporate transactions, including Loyola from University HealthSystem acquisitions and bank regulatory Robert Z. Slaughter most recently Consortium, Inc., where she served work. He has lectured and published served as executive vice president, as vice president of insurance, risk, on a wide variety of commercial general counsel, and corporate quality management, and legal law issues. Rosenberg joined the secretary of Grubb & Ellis Company, services. She is teaching a Risk part-time law faculty at Loyola in a real estate services company. He Management course with Loyola’s 1983 and has served as a member teaches courses in Negotiation and Beazley Institute for Health Law and of Loyola’s full-time law faculty Documentation of Merger and Policy. Youngberg also serves on the faculty of Concord Law School. Faculty Achievements

Michael Kaufman, Associate Charles Murdock, Loyola Books Dean of Academic Affairs, Expert Faculty Scholar, Illinois Business Witnesses: Securities Cases (West, Organizations, two volumes (2d George Anastaplo, The Christian 2011); Illinois Civil Trial Procedure edition, West, 2010). Heritage: Problems & Prospects (West, 2011); Securities Litigation: (Lexington Books, 2010); Reflections Damages (multi-volume treatise) John Nowak, Raymond and Mary on Life, Death, and the Constitution (West, 2011); Depositions: Law, Simon Chair in Constitutional (University Press of Kentucky, 2009). Strategy, and Technique (West, 2011); Law, Principles of Constitutional Law Education Law, Policy, and Practice (4th edition, Concise Hornbook Robert John Araujo, S.J., John (2d edition, Aspen, 2009); Teacher’s Series, West, 2010) (with Ronald Courtney Murray, S.J., University Manual to Education Law, Policy, and Rotunda); Constitutional Law (8th Professor, Papal Diplomacy and the Practice (2d edition, Aspen, 2009); edition, West Hornbook Series, 2009) Quest for Peace (St. Joseph’s University Illinois Civil Procedure (2d edition, (with Ronald Rotunda). At the start Press, 2010) (with John Lucal, S.J.). Thomson/West, 2009). of each year (e.g., 2009, 2010, and 2011), Professors Nowak and Rotunda Thomas Haney, The First 100 Jeffrey Kwall, Kathleen and author supplements to each of Years: The Centennial History of Bernard Beazley Research the six volumes of their Treatise on Loyola University Chicago School of Professor, The Federal Income Taxation Constitutional Law: Substance and Law (2009). of Corporations, Partnerships, Limited Procedure (Thomson/West, 2007-08). Liability Companies and Their Owners This Treatise, and supplements, are Cynthia Ho, Clifford E. Vickrey (4th edition, Foundation Press, published both as books and as the Research Professor, Access to forthcoming 2012); Fundamentals Constitutional Law Treatise in Westlaw. Medicine in the Global Economy: of Modern Property Law (6th edition, Federal and state courts have cited International Agreements on Patents Foundation Press, 2011) (coauthor). Nowak’s work 274 times in the past and Related Rights (Oxford University 10 years. Press, 2011). Richard Michael, Civil Procedure Before Trial (2d edition, West, 2011). Juan Perea, Latinos and the Law (Thomson/West, 2008) (with Delgado and Stefancic).

Lawrence Singer recently lectured on the impact of health reform to several external audiences. EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AND SCHOLARSHIP 31

Lawrence Singer recently lectured on the impact of health reform to several external audiences. 32 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AND SCHOLARSHIP

Steven Ramirez, Reimagining 301 (Spring 2011); Supplement to Capitalism: Law, Economics, and Articles and Illinois Juvenile Law and Practice, the Subprime Fiasco (NYU Press, chapter on “Neglected, Abused, and forthcoming 2012). Book Reviews Dependent Children—Dispositions and Permanency, Illinois Institute for Anne-Marie Rhodes, Art Law & George Anastaplo, “Abraham Continuing Legal Education” (2010) Transactions (Carolina Academic Lincoln, Lawyers, and the Civil (with Anita Weinberg). Press, 2011). War: Bicentennial Explorations,” 35 University Law John Breen, “The Road Not Taken: Allen Shoenberger, New Illinois Review 1 (2010). Catholic Legal Education at the Rules of Evidence (Illinois State Bar Middle of the Twentieth Century,” Association, 2011). Robert John Araujo, S.J., American Journal of Legal History “Same-Sex Marriage from Privacy to (forthcoming 2011) (with Lee Alexander Tsesis, The Life and Times Equality: The Failure of the ‘Equality’ Strang); “Religion and the Purification of the Declaration of Independence Justifications for Same-Sex Marriage,” of Reason: Why the Liberal State (Oxford University Press, forthcoming The Jurisprudence of Marriage and Other Requires More Than Simple Tolerance,” 2012); Promises of Liberty: The Intimate Relationships 195 (2010). Campbell Law Review (forthcoming History and Contemporary Relevance 2011); “Neutrality in Liberal Legal of the Thirteenth Amendment, ed. Dean Emerita Nina S. Appel, Theory and Catholic Social Thought,” Alexander Tsesis (Columbia University “Don’t Lose Ground,” Chicago 32 Harvard Law Journal and Public Press, 2010); We Shall Overcome: A Lawyer (March 2010). Policy 513 (2009); “Priest, Prophet, History of Civil Rights and the Law (Yale and King: Abortion, the Vocation of University Press, 2008) (paperback, Emily Benfer, “The ADA Catholic Politicians, and the Culture Yale University Press, 2009). Amendments Act: An Overview of Life,” 6 Journal of Catholic Social of Recent Changes to the Americans Thought 353 (2009); “Love, Truth, Spencer Waller, Antitrust and with Disabilities Act,” American and the Economy: A Reflection on American Business Abroad (treatise) Constitution Society’s Advance: Benedict XVI’s Caritas in Veritate,” 33 (Thomson/West, 2009, 2010, 2011). The Journal of the ACS Issue Groups Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy (Vol. 4, No. 2, 2010). 987 (2010). Michael Zimmer, Employment Discrimination: Selected Cases & John Blum, John J. Waldron John Bronsteen, Associate Statutes 2011 (update of 7th edition, Research Professor, “Variables of Dean for Faculty Research and Aspen, forthcoming 2011) (with Health Reform and Their Impacts Development, (solicited book Sullivan and White); Employment on the Elderly,” 12 Marquette Elder’s review of Wholesale Justice by Discrimination: Selected Cases & Advisor 85 (No. 1, Fall 2010); “The Martin Redish) 54 American Journal Statutes (7th edition, Aspen, 2008) Quagmire of Hospital Governance,” 31 of Legal History (peer reviewed) (with Sullivan and White); The Journal of Legal Medicine 35-57 (2010). (forthcoming 2011); “Well-Being Global Workplace: International Analysis,” 98 Georgetown Law Journal & Comparative Employment Law Bruce Boyer, “Advocating for 1583 (2010); “Retribution and the (Cambridge University Press, 2007) Children in Care in a Climate Experience of Punishment,” 98 (with Blanpain, Bisom-Rapp, Corbett, of Economic Recession: The California Law Review 1463 (2010) and Joseph). Relationship between Poverty and (with Christopher Buccafusco and Child Maltreatment,” 6 Northwestern Jonathan Masur); “Describing the Journal of Law and Social Policy Effect of Adaptation on Settlement,”

John Bronsteen’s ARTICLES HAVE BEEN DOWNLOADED MORE 4,884 THAN 4,884 TIMES FROM THE SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH NETWORK. EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AND SCHOLARSHIP 33

59 Kansas Law Review (forthcoming 2008); “Unveiling Competing Patent 2011); “Reigning in Charities: Using Perspectives,” 46 Houston Law Review an Intermediate Penalty to Enforce 1047 (2009). the Campaigning Prohibition,” 8 Tax Review (peer reviewed) Michael Kaufman, “Toward a Just (forthcoming 2011). Measure of Repose: The Statute of Limitations for Securities Fraud,” 52 Sacha Coupet, “Ain’t I a Parent?: William & Mary Law Review 1547 The Exclusion of Kinship Caregivers (2011); “The Unconstitutional and from the Debate Over Expansions Unwise Judicial Creation of Access of Parenthood,” 34 New York University Barriers to Remedies for Securities Review of Law & Social Change Fraud Victims,” 2011 Journal of 595 (2010). Law and Contemporary Problems 1 (2011); “Fraud Created the Market,” Diane Geraghty, A. Kathleen 62 Alabama Law Review 1 (2011); Beazley Chair in ChildLaw, “What “The Unjustified Judicial Creation Christine Cooper presented at numerous labor Began As a Cause Has Become a of Class Certification MeritsT rials in and employment law conferences this year. Profession: Reflections on the Role Securities Fraud Actions,” 43 University of Loyola’s Civitas ChildLaw Center in of Michigan Journal of Law Reform the Development of Children’s Law As 323 (2010); “Resolving the Continuing 109 Columbia Law Review Sidebar 21 a Legal Specialty,” 29 Children’s Legal Controversy Regarding Confidential (2009) (with Christopher Buccafusco Rights Journal 1 (2009). Informants in Private Securities Fraud and Jonathan Masur); “Happiness Litigation,” 19 Cornell Journal of Law and Punishment,” 76 University of Cynthia Ho, “A New Approach to the and Public Policy 637 (2010); “The Chicago Law Review 1037 (2009) Compulsory License Conundrum,” Troubling Dispositive Role of Event (with Christopher Buccafusco and Global Perspectives of Patent Law, Studies in Securities Fraud Litigation,” Jonathan Masur); “Some Thoughts (edited by Margo Bagley & Ruth 15 Stanford Journal of Law, Business About the Economics of Settlement,” Okedije) (forthcoming 2012); “Patent and Finance 1 (2010). 78 Fordham Law Review 1129 (2009) Breaking or Balancing: Separating (symposium); “Retribution’s Role,” Strands of Fact from Fiction Under Jeffrey Kwall, “When Should Asset 84 Indiana Law Journal 1129 (2009); TRIPS,” 34 Journal of Appreciation Be Taxed?: The Case for “Hedonic Adaptation and the International Law and Commercial a Disposition Standard of Realization,” Settlement of Civil Lawsuits,” 108 Regulation 371 (2009), excerpts 86 Indiana (Bloomington) Law Journal Columbia Law Review 1516 (2008) reprinted in Human Rights and 77 (2011); “The Repeal of Graduated (with Christopher Buccafusco and Intellectual Property: Mapping the Corporate Tax Rates,” 131 Tax Notes Jonathan Masur). Global Interface (edited by Laurence 1395 (2011). Helfer & Graeme Austin) (Cambridge Samuel Brunson, “Repatriating University Press, 2011); “Current John McCormack, “Title to Tax-Exempt Investments: Tax Havens, Controversies Concerning Patent Property, Title to Marriage: The Social Blocker Corporations, and Unrelated Rights and Public Health in a World Foundation of Adverse Possession Debt-Financed Income,” Northwestern of International Norms,” Patent and Common Law Marriage,” 42 Law Review (forthcoming 2011); Law and Theory (edited by Toshiko Valparaiso University Law Review “Grown-up Income Shifting: Takenaka) (Edward Elgar Publishing, 461 (2008). Yesterday’s Kiddie Tax Is Not Enough,”

Laura Caldwell has published 12 books in 20 Countries more than 20 countries and 13 languages. 34 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AND SCHOLARSHIP

Margaret Moses, “Beyond Judicial the Proslavery Constitution,” 110 University Law Journal 1 (Fall 2009); Activism: When the Supreme Court Michigan Law Review (forthcoming “Enterprise-Wide Risk Management Is No Longer a Court,” University of 2012) (book review of George Van and Corporate Governance,” 39 Loyola Journal of Constitutional Cleve, A Slaveholder’s Union); “The University Chicago Law Journal Law (forthcoming 2011); “The Pretext Echoes of Slavery: Recognizing the 571 (Spring 2008) (coauthored by of Textualism: Disregarding Stare Racist Origins of the Agricultural and Betty Simkins). Decisis in 14 Penn Plaza v. Pyett,” 14 Domestic Worker Exclusion from Lewis and Clark Law Review 825 (2010) the National Labor Relations Act,” 72 Alan Raphael, “Does Miranda Allow (lead article); “Arbitrator Power to Ohio State Law Journal 95 (2011); “An a Court to Consider the Age of a Sanction Bad Faith Conduct: Can Essay on the Iconic Status of the Civil Juvenile When Determining Whether It Be Limited by the Arbitration Rights Movement and its Unintended He Was in Custody During an Agreement?” 84 Australian Law Consequences,” 18 Virginia Journal Interrogation?,” 2010-11 Preview Journal 82 (2010); “Arbitration Law: of Social Policy & Law 44 (2010); of United States Supreme Court Cases Who’s in Charge?” 40 Seton Hall Law “Destined for Servitude,” 44 University 232; “Does Crawford v. Washington Review 147 (2010). of San Francisco Law Review 245 Bar Police Testimony of a Shooting (2009) (2009 Jack Pemberton Lecture Victim’s Statement Identifying His Charles Murdock, “The Dodd- on Workplace Justice); “Authors’ Attacker?,” 2010-11 Preview of United Frank Wall Street Reform and Reply: Creating and Documenting a States Supreme Court Cases 4; “Does Consumer Protection Act: What New Field of Legal Study,” 12 Harvard the First Amendment Allow the Caused the Financial Crisis and Will Latino Law Review 103-08 (2009) (with Father of a Dead Soldier to Receive Dodd-Frank Succeed in Preventing Delgado and Stefancic) (symposium Tort Damages from Picketers at His Future Crises?” SMU Law Review on author’s Latinos and the Law Son’s Funeral?,” 2010-11 Preview of (forthcoming Fall 2011); “Why Not casebook); book review: Laura United States Supreme Court Cases Tell the Truth?: Deceptive Practices Gomez, Manifest Destinies: The Making 8; “Does a State Law Requiring and the Economic Meltdown,” 41 of the Mexican American Race, 114 Publication of the Names of Loyola University Chicago Law Journal American Historical Review 442 (April Referendum Petition Signers Violate 801 (2010); “Corporate Corruption 2009) (solicited book review). the First Amendment Rights of the and the Complicity of Congress and Signers?,” 2009-10 Preview of United the Supreme Court—the Tortuous Steven Ramirez, “Dodd-Frank As States Supreme Court Cases 296; Path from Central Bank to Stoneridge Maginot Line,” 14 Chapman Law “May an Officer Frisk a Passenger Investment Partners,” 6 Berkeley Review (forthcoming 2011); “Taking of a Vehicle Lawfully Stopped for Business Law Journal 131 (2009); Economic Human Rights Seriously a Minor Traffic Violation?,” 2008-09 “Sarbanes-Oxley Five Years Later: After the Debt Crisis,” 42 Loyola Preview of United States Supreme Hero or Villain,” 39 Loyola University University Chicago Law Review 713 Court Cases 167; “Must a Defendant Chicago Law Journal 525 (2008). (2011); “Subprime Bailouts and the Expressly Accept Appointment of Predatory State,” 35 Dayton Law Counsel to Preclude a Waiver of Sixth Jerry Norton, “The International Review 81 (2009); “Legal Risk Post- Amendment Rights?,” 2008-09 Preview Criminal Court: An Informal SOX and the Subprime Fiasco: Back of United States Supreme Court Cases Overview,” 8 Loyola University Chicago to the Drawing Board,” Enterprise 220; “What is the Remedy When a International Law Review 83 (2010). Risk Management: Today’s Leading Judge Erroneously Rejects Defense Research and Best Practices for Counsel’s Preemptory Challenge?,” Juan Perea, “On Race and Tomorrow’s Executives (2010); “Lessons 2008-09 Preview of United States Constitutional Law: Recognizing from the Subprime Debacle: Stress Supreme Court Cases 318. Testing CEO Autonomy,” 54 St. Louis

Dean Emerita Nina Appel, law dean at Loyola from 1983-2004, 21 Ye ars is the longest-serving woman dean in ABA history. EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AND SCHOLARSHIP 35

Anne-Marie Rhodes, “The Law Law Review (forthcoming 2011). “The Executive’s Authority over of Philanthropy in the Twenty- “Character, Competence, and the Enemy Combatants: Due Process and First Century: An Introduction to Principles of Medical Discipline,” Its Limits,” 1 Criminal Law & Procedure the Symposium,” 85 Chicago-Kent 13 Journal of Health Care Law and Review (forthcoming) (with Megan Law Review 469 (2010); “Blood and Policy 101 (2010); “There Must Be a Canty); “The Humanity of Advocacy,” Behavior,” 36 ACTEC Journal 143 Means: The Backward Jurisprudence 42 Loyola University Chicago Law (Summer 2010); “On Inheritance and of Baze v. Rees,” 12 University of Journal xxiii (2010) (Cooney & Conway Disinheritance,” 43 Real Property Trust Pennsylvania Journal of Constitutional Inaugural Chair Lecture). and Estates Law Journal 433 (2008). Law 1407 (2010). Alexander Tsesis, “Congressional Hank Rose, “The Due Process Rights Lea Krivinskas Shepard, “Creditors’ Authority to Interpret the Thirteenth of Residential Tenants in Mortgage Contempt,” BYU Law Review Amendment,” 71 Maryland Law Foreclosure Cases,” New Mexico Law (forthcoming 2011); “It’s All About Review (forthcoming 2012); “Campus Review (forthcoming 2011); “The the Principal: Preserving Consumers’ Antisemitic Speech and the First Poor as a Suspect Class Under the Right of Rescission Under the Truth Amendment,” Global Antisemitism: Equal Protection Clause: An Open in Lending Act,” 89 North Carolina A Crisis of Modernity (Brill, forthcoming Constitutional Question,” 34 Nova Law Law Review 171 (2010). 2011); “Due Process in Civil Review 407 (2010). Commitments,” 68 Washington Allen Shoenberger, “Alternative and Lee Law Review 253 (2011); Matthew Sag, “The Pre-History Visions of the Family: The European “Burning Crosses on Campus: of Fair Use,” Brooklyn Law Review Constitutional Perception of Family University Hate Speech Codes,” 43 (forthcoming 2011); “The Google Law: Comparison with American Connecticut Law Review 617 (2010); Book Settlement and the Fair Jurisprudence,”18 Iowa Transnational “Dignity and Speech: The Regulation Use Counterfactual,” 55 New York Law and Contemporary Problems 419 of Hate Speech in a Democracy,” 42 Law School Law Review 19 (2010); (2009); “Change in the European Wake Forest Law Review 497 (2009); “Copyright and Copy-Reliant Civil Law Systems: Infiltration of the “The Principles of Governance: The Technology,” 103 Northwestern Anglo-American Case Law System of American Creed and Congressional University Law Review 1607 (2009); Precedent into the Civil Law System,” Authority,” 41 Connecticut Law “Ideology and Exceptionalism 55 Loyola Law Review 5 (2009). Review 681 (2009); “Interpreting in Intellectual Property—An the Thirteenth Amendment,” 11 Empirical Study,” 97 California Barry Sullivan, Cooney and University of Pennsylvania Journal Law Review 801 (2009) (with Tonja Conway Chair in Advocacy, of Constitutional Law 1337 (2009); Jacobi and Maxim Sytch); “Taking “‘Death Is Different’ No Longer: “Principled Governance: The the Measure of Ideology: Empirically Graham v. Florida and the Future American Creed and Congressional Measuring Supreme Court Cases,” of Eighth Amendment Challenges Authority,” 41 Connecticut Law Review 98 Georgetown Law Journal 1 (2009) to Noncapital Sentences,” 2010 679 (2009). Book reviews: Peggy (with Tonja Jacobi). Supreme Court Review 327 (with Pascoe, What Comes Naturally: Alison Siegler); “Methods and Miscegenation Law and the Making of Nadia Sawicki, “The Abortion Materials in Constitutional Law: Race in America, American Historical Informed Consent Debate: More Some Thoughts on Access to Review (forthcoming 2011); Brian Light, Less Heat,” Cornell Journal of Government Information As a McGinty, John Brown’s Trial, Journal Law & Public Policy (forthcoming Problem for Constitutional Theory of Southern History (forthcoming 2011); “The Hollow Promise of and Socio-Legal Studies,” European 2011); Beverly Gage, The Day Wall Freedom of Conscience,” 33 Cardozo Journal of Law Reform (forthcoming); Street Exploded: A Story of America in

Michael Zimmer has published six books 16 Editions that total 16 editions. 36 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AND SCHOLARSHIP

Its First Age of Terror, 29 Law & History (forthcoming); “Ricci’s ‘Color-Blind’ Norman Amaker Public Interest Law Review 319 (forthcoming 2011); David Standard in a Race Conscious Retreat hosted this spring by Loyola Waldstreicher, Slavery’s Constitution: Society: A Case of Unintended University Chicago School of Law, From Revolution to Ratification, Register Consequences?” 2010 BYU Law and “Crossing the Educational Divide: of the Kentucky History Society (2010). Review 1257; “The Restatement Incorporating Social Work, Law, and of Employment Law Is the Wrong Medical School Students in Medical- Spencer Waller, “Brands, Project,” 13 Employment Rights and Legal Partnerships” at the National Competition, and the Law,” 2010 Employment Policy Journal 205 (2009); Medical-Legal Partnership Summit. BYU Law Review 1425; “Harmonizing “A Pro-Employee Supreme Court?– Benfer is chair-elect of the American Essential Facilities,” 76 Antitrust Law The Retaliation Decisions,” 60 South Bar Association’s Section on Poverty Journal 741 (2010) (with William Carolina Law Review 917 (2009); Law and served as a member of the Tasch); “The Law and Economics “Two Halves of a Whole: Teaching executive board this past year. She Virus,” 31 Cardozo Law Review 367 International and Comparative is the 2011 recipient of the Indiana (2009); “The Past, Present, and Future Employment Law,” 25 International University School of Law Alumni of Monopolization Remedies,” 76 Journal of Comparative Labour Law Association Early Achievement Antitrust Law Journal 11 (2009); and Industrial Relations 23 (2009); Award, the highest honor bestowed “In Search of Economic Justice: “A Chain of Inferences Proving upon an Indiana University School Considering Competition and Discrimination,” 79 University of of Law graduate who has been in Consumer Protection Law,” reprinted Colorado Law Review 1243 (2008). practice for less than 10 years, in Consumer Protection: Disputes and has made a significant and Resolution (K. Padmaja, ed., Icfai contribution of service to the legal University Press, India, 2009); “Antitrust profession and the community. The Transitions,” 32 World Competition Law Presentations, award was presented in May. This & Economics Review 189 (2009) (with summer she gave a presentation Jennifer Woods); “Justice Stevens Awards, and at the American Society of Law’s and the Rule of Reason,” 62 Southern Medicine and Ethics Health Law Methodist Law Review 693 (2009). Honors Professors Conference titled “Clinics and Social Justice.” The talk will Anita Weinberg, “A Case Study of Nina Appel participated in an ABA be published in Loyola University a Partnership in Chicago to Prevent site-accreditation inspection visit at Chicago’s Annals of Health Law. Childhood Lead Poisoning,” in A Syracuse University College of Law Child’s Right to a Healthy Environment last October. John Blum is the 2011 recipient (Gabarino and Sigmann, eds., of the Jay Healey Distinguished Springer Publishing Company, 2010). Robert John Araujo, S.J., served Health Law Teacher Award for his as a homilist last fall at the Detroit dedication to the health law field Neil Williams, “Two Men and Archdiocese Red Mass. Father and for challenging his students Twenty Years of Meetings: Norman Araujo also spoke at the conference and peers. The American Society of Amaker, Derrick Bell, and the “Younger than Sin” at Notre Dame Law, Medicine & Ethics presented Midwestern People of Color Legal Law School. He was also a principal Blum with the prestigious award Scholarship Conference from 1990- speaker at St. John’s University Law at the ASLME’s 34th Annual Health 2010,” 42 Loyola University Chicago School for a day-long symposium Law Professors Conference held at Law Journal (2011). on the jurisprudence of marriage Loyola in June. Blum presented his and family law. paper “New Governance and Health Michael Zimmer, “Unions & the Reform” at Hamline Law School’s Great Recession: Is Transnationalism Emily Benfer presented “Leadership program “Rethinking Regulation.” Last the Answer?,” Employee Rights in Overcoming Social Injustice: summer, he presented “The Dilemma & Employment Policy Journal The Dignity in Social Protest” at the of Tobacco Taxes: Health Promotion, EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AND SCHOLARSHIP 37

Court in In re Austin M. on the role of counsel and ethical and professional responsibilities of lawyers for children in juvenile delinquency cases.

John Bronsteen presented his paper “Welfare As Happiness” at the American Law and Economics Association Annual Meeting in Princeton, , and on the New Socio-Legal Research Panel of the Canadian Law and Society Association Conference in ; spoke on “Happiness Analysis vs. Cost-Benefit Analysis” at the Society for Benefit-Cost Analysis Annual Conference in Washington, DC, and at the Law and Society Association Conference in Chicago; presented his paper “Retribution and the Experience of Punishment” at the Junior Criminal Law Professors Conference in Chicago; presented his Diane Geraghty recently authored a set of case files for training law clinical and experiential paper “Happiness and Punishment” faculty in the developing world. at Cardozo Law School in New York; and served as a panel moderator at the conferences “How Democratic Is Revenue or Acquiescence,” at the and Christianity,” hosted by the Constitution?” and “The Scandals 2010 International Conference on the Campbell University School of of Political Corruption and the Law’s Framework Convention on Tobacco Law in Raleigh, North Carolina. Response,” both at Loyola University Control at National University of Chicago School of Law. Taiwan College of Law in Taipei, Bruce Boyer served as a panelist at Taiwan. Blum also lectured on the November 2010 Northwestern Christine Cooper presented and “Exercise Taxes as a Form of Public Law School symposium “Future of moderated the panel “Are You Forgiveness” at the 18th World Child Advocacy,” discussing lawyering Smarter Than a 1L?” for the ABA’s Congress on Medical Law at the for children in a climate of economic annual Labor and Employment University of Zagreb Faculty of decline, and presented “The State of Section Meeting held in Chicago in Law in Zagreb, , and “Law the Child Welfare System & Advocacy November, which pitted law students As a Tool to Fight Childhood for Our Children” at the Cook County against experienced trial lawyers Obesity” at a government affairs Court Appointed Special Advocate in arguing evidentiary issues in and medical policy meeting of the 25th Anniversary Program in employment law before U.S. District Consortium to Lower Obesity in Chicago in May 2011. Boyer also filed Court Judge Rebecca Pallmeyer. Chicago Children held at Chicago amicus briefs in Camreta v. Greene This spring, Cooper served on the Children’s Hospital. in the U.S. Supreme Court on fifth panel “Too Many Cooks...? Balancing amendment rights of suspected Ethical and Strategic Concerns in John Breen was an invited speaker victims of child abuse during school- Negotiation and Mediation Where this spring at the symposium based interrogations (with Miranda EPLI Coverage Is at Play” at the ABA “Liberalism, Constitutionalism, Johnson), and in Illinois Supreme 38 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AND SCHOLARSHIP

Michael Kaufman (left), shown here with Jim Arce (3L) in the annual faculty-student basketball game (won last year by students), was voted Faculty Member of the Year in 2010.

Labor & Employment Section’s Jr. Labor and Employment Law Grandparent Caregivers” as a Employment Rights & Responsibilities Institute’s “Changing Technology panelist at the Illinois Governor’s Committee’s annual meeting in San and the Impact on Work Law” in Conference on Aging in Chicago Juan, Puerto Rico. Cooper served June. She also presented “Principles and was an invited speaker for the as a moderator for “Cross-Border of Civility and Professionalism for American Bar Association’s Section Labor Mobility” at the ABA Labor and Advocates” at the College of Labor on Litigation, Children’s Rights Employment Section’s International and Employment Lawyers Regional Litigation Committee, for the panel Law Committee Meeting in Berlin, Meeting: “Remaining Civil with “Counseling Children and Youth Germany, in May, and for “OBJECTION! the Uncivil.” in Times of Crisis: Tips to Achieve Evidentiary Issues in Employment Success and Avoid Pitfalls.” Coupet Litigation” at the University of Sacha Coupet presented “The also gave a lecture on “Beyond ‘Eros’: Louisville Brandeis School of Development and Use of an Relative Caregiving, ‘Agape’ Parentage, Law’s 28th Annual Carl A. Warns Advanced Planning Tool for and the Best Interests of Children”

Brecht v. Abrahamson, a case Allen Shoenberger argued before the U.S. Supreme Court, has been cited 8,455 times. one of the most cited decisions in recent times, IT PRESERVED a constitutional right and articulated 8,455 a standard of review for federal habeas cases. EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AND SCHOLARSHIP 39

as a panelist at the symposium “The “Competing Patent Perspectives” University Chicago School of Law’s ‘New Illegitimacy’: Revisiting Why for an A2K workshop. Ho presented Constitutional Law Colloquium. Parentage Should Not Depend on “Unveiling Competing Patent She presented this same paper to Marriage,” at American University Perspectives,” as an invited speaker Loyola’s law faculty at a workshop Washington College of Law in for the Symposium on Intellectual this spring. Moses also attended an Washington, DC, in March. Property in International Perspective, Academic Council Meeting of the Institute for Intellectual Property and Institute for Transnational Arbitration Diane Geraghty has authored a set Information Law, sponsored by the (ITA) at Pepperdine University in of case files for use in training law University of Houston Law School. January, where, as cochair of the school clinical and experiential faculty She also presented “Towards a New ITA-ASIL Conference on International in the developing world. Topics Interpretive Framework for TRIPS,” as Arbitration, she provided an overview covered in the materials include: an invited speaker for a symposium of the program held in March and child rights, family law, domestic at the University of South Carolina presented a talk on the dispute violence, HIV/AIDS, prisoners’ rights, School of Law entitled “Perspectives resolution program at Loyola and restorative justice. The materials on Justice.” University Chicago School of Law as were piloted in Ethiopia last fall. part of a program on teaching. Michael Kaufman delivered his Cynthia Ho presented “Beyond research paper on securities fraud Charles Murdock gave a lecture this Patents,” based on a chapter of her remedies at the Institute for Law and spring on successor liability issues recent book, Access to Medicine in Economic Policy’s “Access to Justice” at the Illinois State Bar Association the Global Economy: International conference sponsored by Duke seminar “Fraudulent Transfers and Agreements on Patents and Related University School of Law. Kaufman Piercing the Corporate Veil.” Last Rights (Oxford University Press, was also voted Faculty Member of year he presented “Pitfalls in the 2011), as an invited speaker for the the Year at Loyola University Chicago Operation of Closely Held Entities” “Globalization of Health Care: Legal School of Law in 2010. at the Chicago Bar Association’s and Ethical Challenges,” sponsored by 22nd annual program titled the Petrie-Flom Center for Health Law Soledad McGrath was featured in “How to Form an Illinois Business Policy, Biotechnology, and Ethics at the Illinois Bar Journal series “Lawyers Entity: Corporations and Their Harvard Law School. She presented a Making a Difference for Juvenile Alternatives” and lectured on different chapter of her book, entitled Justice Reform” in April 2011. the dissociation and dissolution “In Transit Infringed under TRIPS and procedures in the new Partnership Beyond,” in Hyderabad, India, as an Margaret Moses was a guest Act for the ISBA. Murdock also gave invited speaker for the conference blogger on the Kluwer Arbitration a lecture titled “The [Eighth] Ten “Pharmaceuticals in Developing and Blog, and her article “Did the Commandments and the Financial Emerging Economies: Production, Supreme Court, in Its Stolt-Nielsen Crisis” at Sacred Heart Parish Center Innovation, and Access to Medicines Decision, Make it Easier for Courts in Winnetka, Illinois. in the Wake of TRIPS.” Ho was also an to Vacate Arbitration Awards?” invited speaker for the Intellectual was posted on December 14, John Nowak is serving as a Property Owner’s Annual Meeting, 2010. Last fall, Moses presented member of the Rules Committee for the panel “Bilski—What Is the her papers “Party Autonomy in for the United States District Courts Future of Business Method Patents?” International Arbitration” at the of Northern Illinois. Nowak was She was also an invited speaker University of Oregon, and “Beyond voted Faculty Member of the Year at at George Washington School of Judicial Activism, When the Court Loyola University Chicago School of Business, where she presented Is No Longer a Court” at Loyola Law in 2011.

Jeffrey Kwall’s article (with Stuart Duhl) titled “Backdating” 1,384 has been downloaded from SSRN 1,384 times. 40 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AND SCHOLARSHIP

in February and moderated a panel on “Family Foundation Case Studies” at the ACTEC Annual Meeting in Phoenix, Arizona, in March.

Matthew Sag presented: “Fairly Useful: An Empirical Study of Copyright’s Fair Use Doctrine” at the Internet Law Scholars Conference at Santa Clara University; “Objective Factors in Fair Use Litigation” at the “Research Design and Causal Inference” workshop at Northwestern University School of Law and at the Intellectual Property Scholars Conference at the University of California, Berkeley; “The Pre-History Anne-Marie Rhodes’s book Art Law & Transactions was published by Carolina Academic Press this year. of Fair Use” at the “Copyright @300, Looking Back on the Statute of Anne” conference held at the University of Juan Perea recently spoke on Domestic Violence,” for the American California, Berkeley; “Trademark and “Minority Law Professor Retention and Bar Association Commission on Copyright in the Days of Internet: Recruitment” on the opening plenary Domestic Violence in and The Google Influence” and “Patenting panel at the AALS workshop “Women Chicago; “Basic Trial Skills,” for the Social Interactions: Bilski Before the Rethinking Equality.” This summer National Institute for Trial Advocacy Supreme Court” at Northwestern he served as moderator at the AALS (NITA) in ; “Training the Lawyer University Journal of Technology Section on Minority Groups discussion to Represent the Whole Child,” for & Intellectual Property Annual held during the AALS Workshop for NITA at Hofstra University; and Symposium; and “Google Book” at New Law Teachers. This spring he “Litigation Using Expert Witnesses,” Northwestern University School of presented “Searching for Hercules: at the ABA-NITA National Advanced Law’s IP Week. Exploring the Proslavery Origins of Custody Institute in . the Constitution” at Loyola University Platt was named the January 2011 Nadia Sawicki recently presented Chicago School of Law’s annual “Race Advocate of the Month by Illinois her paper “Informed Consent and the Law” symposium, and at a Legal Aid Online and was the 2011 Beyond the Clinical Encounter: faculty workshop at Villanova Law recipient of the Leonard Jay Schrager Shared Decision-Making and Tort School. He also served as a luncheon Award of Excellence, given annually Law Implications” at the 34th Annual plenary speaker at the conference “We by the Chicago Bar Foundation to ASLME Health Law Professors Must First Take Account: A Conference an exemplary attorney in academia Conference. This spring, Sawicki on Race, Law, and History in the who has made significant and lasting presented an article in progress, Americas” held at the University of contributions to improving access to “The Hollow Promise of Freedom of Michigan Law School. justice for the less fortunate. Conscience,” at Washington University in St. Louis’s Regional Junior Faculty Stacey Platt served as an Anne-Marie Rhodes spoke at Workshop Series. In December, instructor and advisor for advocates the Texas Tech Estate Planning & she participated in the week-long representing victims of domestic Community Property Law Journal Salzburg Global Seminar, Session 477: violence and children at the following Symposium titled “When an Estate “The Greatest Untapped Resource in programs: “Fundamentals of Includes Art: An Essay on Inclusion” Health Care: Informing and Involving EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AND SCHOLARSHIP 41

Patients in Decisions about Their Law School in the spring and was FACULTY Medical Care” as a Salzburg Fellow. the site visitor for Georgetown’s The Salzburg Global Seminar brings foreign program at Leiden University SPEAKER SERIES together an international group of in the Netherlands in the fall. Last scholars and practitioners to discuss year, Sullivan gave two public oyola takes pride in hosting one of issues of global concern. Last fall, lectures at Trinity College : L the most highly regarded speaker she served on a panel titled “Evidence, Procedure, and the ‘State series in legal academia. This past year’s speakers represent the vanguard of both “PPACA and the Physician-Patient of Exception’: Some Thoughts on empirical and theoretical scholarship Relationship,” at the University of the Enemy Combatant Cases,” and across a wide range of substantive law. By Pennsylvania Law Review Symposium, “Access to Government Information participating, the speakers join us in the “The New American Health Care in the Absence of Constitutional common goals of improving the state of System: Reform, Revolution, or Guarantee: Constitutional Theory legal thought and policy. Here is the list of Missed Opportunity?” and Recent U.S. Experience.” Sullivan 2010-11 faculty speakers: also spoke at a conference at the Lea Krivinskas Shepard University of Warsaw celebrating the Stephanos Bibas, University of Pennsylvania Law School was awarded an American 25th anniversary of the founding of “Returning Power to the Public Bankruptcy Law Journal Fellowship the Chair and Department of the in a Lawyer-Driven System” by the National Conference of Sociology of Custom and Law. His Bankruptcy Judges. paper was entitled “Constitutions and Glenn Cohen, Harvard Law School Socio-Legal Studies.” Sullivan also “Well, What About the Children? Best Interests Reasoning, the New Eugenics, Allen Shoenberger participated presented a paper entitled “The Work and the Regulation of Reproduction” in a municipal and state law judge of Representative Democracy and educational program for the Illinois the People’s Elusive ‘Right to Know’” Daniel Ho, Stanford Law School State Bar Association Administrative at a Middlebury College conference “Did a Switch in Time Save Nine?” Law Council, which presented a on “Political Philosophy and the benchbook with annotations on the Constitution” honoring Murray P. Dry Lee Epstein, Northwestern Law School “Untangling the Causal Effect of Sex New Illinois Rules of Evidence. in Middlebury, Vermont, as well as at on Judging” the Constitutional Law Colloquium Larry Singer presented “The hosted by Loyola University Chicago Lee Fennell, University of Chicago Impact of Health Reform on School of Law. He spoke at a Law School Hospitals” at an Illinois State Bar nationally broadcast CLE program “Unbundling Risk” Association’s conference on sponsored by the Class Action Law Owen Fiss, Yale Law School “Physicians’ Transactions,” and again Monitor on “Rule 23(f) Certification “Law and Terrorism” at the University of Chicago’s Regis J. Appeals: Strategies for Pursuing or Fallon Lecture Series on Health Law. Opposing Appellate Review in the Dan Kahan, Yale Law School Singer also gave a talk on “Health Absence of Clear Standards.” Sullivan “They Saw a Protest: Cognitive Illiberalism Reform” at the Chicago Municipal also spoke on Appellate Advocacy and the Speech-Conduct Distinction” Analyst Society. for the Hinton Moot Court Program of the University of Chicago Law Yair Listokin, Yale Law School Barry Sullivan was a part-time School and served as moderator for “The Non-Taxation of Liquidity” visitor at Princeton’s Woodrow Wilson an event featuring the Honorable School of Public and International Jesse White on “Diversity and Alex Raskolnikov, Columbia Law School Affairs during the spring semester. Pluralism: A Paradigm for Civil Rights “Rethinking Graduated (Tax) Penalties” In 2010, Sullivan served on two Engagement,” held at the American American Bar Association site Islamic College in Chicago. Sullivan Lior Strahilevitz, University evaluations. He was part of the also served as a manuscript reviewer of Chicago Law School reaccreditation team for Vanderbilt for Rowman & Littlefield Publishers. “Judicial Takings or Due Process?” 42 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AND SCHOLARSHIP

The Chicago chapter of the American Law School at a luncheon debate Center Second Chicago International Constitution Society honored Sullivan titled “The Regulation of Hate Speech.” Antitrust Forum at Northwestern as a “Legal Legend” at a special Tsesis also spoke on the follow- University Law School in Chicago. This event last spring; and the National ing topics: “Internet, New Media, spring, Waller presented “Corporate Academy of Elder Law Attorneys Traditional Stereotypes, Overt Bigotry, Governance and Competition honored him with the John J. Regan and the International Regulation of Policy” at the University of Utah Writing Award for his article “When Hate Speech” at the Yale Initiative for School of Law and “Access and Homeowners Lose Their Homes for the Interdisciplinary Study of Anti- Information Remedies” at the ABA a Pittance in Unpaid Property Taxes: semitism; and “Regulating Campus Antitrust Section’s spring meeting in Some Lessons from In re Mary Lowe,” Antisemitic Speech without Running Washington, DC. coauthored with Cook County Public Afoul of the First Amendment” at the Guardian Robert F. Harris and Deputy United States Holocaust Memorial Anita Weinberg presented a paper Public Guardian Charles P. Golbert. Museum, Center for Advanced Holo- on “Teaching Policy and Legislative Sullivan recently was reappointed caust Studies. In addition, Tsesis also Advocacy through Clinical Education” by the president of the ABA to serve participated as a chair and discus- at the Clinical Law Review Workshop an additional one-year term as a sant at the Law and Society Annual at New York University School of member of the ABA’s Center for Conference in Chicago, where he Law and at the 25th Anniversary Human Rights. This summer, Sullivan critiqued presentations on: “Diversity Clinical Theory Workshop at New participated in a segment of the in Employment and Educational York Law School. She participated as Loyola University Chicago initiative Institutions;” “Individual Rights, an expert panelist in a United States “Democracy, Culture, and Catholicism Collective Identities, Regional Policies, Environmental Protection Agency International Research Project,” an Global Society: The Problems and Region 5 program to discuss academic conference that was held Promises of Community;” and “Chal- strategies for promoting and at Universitas Sanata Dharma, a Jesuit lenges to Applying Human Rights.” enforcing a new federal rule affecting university in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. renovation and remodeling, and He presented a paper entitled “’Bilge Spencer Waller recently at the Public Listening Session on Water’ and ‘The Consciousness presented “Corporate Governance President Obama’s America’s Great of Contemporary Man’: Catholic and Competition Policy” at the Outdoors Initiative where she spoke Social Thought and the Right to International Competition Network on issues and solutions for fighting Know in Constitutional Design and Research conference “Alliance environmental injustice in urban Democratic Government.” Sullivan Building for a Culture of Competition” environments. She presented at an also has been awarded a Fulbright held in The Hague, Netherlands; AALS Clinical Teachers Conference Canada Visiting Research Chair at the “Access and Disclosure Remedies” at workshop where she spoke on the University of Alberta School of Law the second Loyola-Haifa competition topic “Applying Clinical Theory to and Center for Constitutional Studies workshop, “Antitrust in High-Tech the Design and Implementation for Fall Semester 2011. In addition to Industries,” in Haifa, Israel; and of Legislative Advocacy Clinics.” his numerous accomplishments, he “Competition and Consumer Weinberg also presented at a provided pro bono assistance to the Protection in the United States: roundtable discussion at the public guardian of Cook County. Benefits and Burdens of Extreme Experiential Renaissance Roundtable Decentralization,” at the Centre for at the University of Minnesota Alexander Tsesis presented his Competition Policy, University of School of Law where she spoke papers “Congressional Authority to East Anglia in Norwich, England. on “Challenges in Constructing Interpret the Thirteenth Amendment” Waller also served as a commentator and Reconstructing Experiential at the Maryland School of Law on a panel at the conference “100 Education Programs.” Weinberg Constitutional Law Schmooze in Years of Standard Oil” held at George received $110,000 in grants last February, and “True Threats of Hate Washington University in Washington, fall from the Chicago Community Speech” at the University of Chicago DC, and as a panelist on “The Good Trust and Chicago Department of Monopolist” held at the Searle Public Health to continue policy and EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AND SCHOLARSHIP 43

American Law Schools Section on the Law School Dean. He recently served as chair of the ABA New Deans Workshop. Yellen serves on the Illinois Sentencing Policy Advisory Council, and on the board of trustees of Blackburn College in Carlinville, Illinois.

Michael Zimmer served as a moderator this spring for a panel “Debate: The Targeted Killing of Anwar al-Awlaki” at the Loyola University Chicago International Law Review Symposium “Laws of War,” and spoke on the role of religion and religious activism as reflected by constitutional litigation at a presentation sponsored by Loyola’s student organization OUTLAW. He served as a guest blogger last fall for Concurring Opinions, a general interest legal blog, and has been invited to return as a guest blogger this November. Last year he gave the following talks: “Where Are We Now After Ricci v. DeStefano?” at the 2010 South Eastern Association of Law Schools Conference in West Palm Beach and “Unions & the Great

Dean David Yellen made the cover of Chicago Lawyer magazine in August 2011. Recession: Is Transnationalism the Answer?” at the Fifth Annual Labor & Employment Law Colloquium held at the law schools of Washington community work on childhood lead topic “The Law: A Tool of Justice or University and St. Louis University. poisoning prevention. Weapon of Injustice?” Williams was a He also participated in a panel co-recipient of the Midwest People of discussion at the annual American Neil Williams delivered opening Color Legal Scholarship Conference’s Law Institute Meeting as a lifetime remarks this year at the 10th Annual Third Annual Norman C. Amaker member. Zimmer is a member Norman Amaker Midwest Public Award at the organization’s joint of the institute’s treatment of the Interest Law Retreat hosted by meeting with the SE/SW People of Restatement of Employment Law. Loyola University Chicago School of Color Legal Scholarship Conference in Seton Hall honored him as a member Law at Loyola’s Resurrection Retreat Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. of its emeritus faculty by naming a Center in Woodstock, Illinois. He faculty fellowship in his honor. The served as moderator of a panel David Yellen serves on the American inaugural Michael Zimmer Fellowship discussion at Loyola University Bar Association Standards Review was awarded to Seton Hall scholar Chicago School of Law’s annual Race Committee and the executive and teacher Adam Steinman. and the Law Symposium on the committee of the Association of 44 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 GIVING GENEROUSLY

Dean’s Circle $1,000+

Established in 1997, the Dean’s Honor Roll Circle recognizes alumni and friends who make annual leadership gifts of $1,000 or more to the School of Law. We are especially grateful to the Dean’s Circle-level donors for their of Donors significant support.

Dear Friends, $25,000 or more

Bernard Beazley (JD ’50) t is our privilege to share with you the fiscal year 2011 Kevin Conway (BA ’73, JD ’76) Honor Roll of Donors, which reflects gifts made between John Cooney (JD ’79) Loretta (JD ’77) and July 1, 2010, and June 30, 2011. This report recognizes the Robert Cooney (JD ’78) LL Iunwavering commitment of the Loyola University Chicago Philip Corboy (JD ’49) William Fahey School of Law alumni, friends, parents, faculty, and staff who The Estate of David Goldman William Hines* (JD ’48) have made this fundraising year a solid success. Your continued Barry McCabe support strengthens the law school’s foundation and furthers Ozmon Family Foundation Joseph Power Jr. (JD ’77) LL our dedication to exceptional teaching, scholarship, and public Linda Salisbury (JD ’91) LL service. Thank you for putting your Gifts Into Action this year. Marcia Friedl-Smith (JD ’78) and Todd Smith (JD ’76) Dan Webb (JD ’70) With sincerest gratitude, $10,000-$24,999

Randy Lamm Berlin (JD ’91) Cezar Froelich (BS ’67, JD ’70) Peter Hoste (JD ’97) Christopher Hurley (JD ’84) Legoria Hynes Christopher T. Hurley Katherine Janega (JD ’77) LL 2009-11 Annual Giving and Dean’s Circle Chair Ruth Kaufman The Honorable Roger Kiley Jr. (JD ’66) LL Vern Lahart (BA ’50, JD ’51) LL Thomas Leahy (JD ’77) Barbara O’Toole (JD ’69) LL Curt Rodin (JD ’75) LL Thomas Wilson The Estate of Morton Wolf (JD ’35) Brian K. Speers Francis Wolfe Jr. (JD ’98) 2011-12 Annual Giving and Dean’s Circle Chair

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Donald Hayden (JD ’85) Law Alumni Donors William Hirschberg (JD ’72) Cynthia Ho From July 1, 2010-June 30, 2011, a total of 1,396 School of Law alumni, friends, organizations, Jackie Taylor Holsten (JD ’99) foundations, and faculty and staff generously contributed a total of $4,008,171. Of these 1,396 Nancy Lottinville (BA ’72, JD supporters, a record 1,262 were law alumni. ’75) and Thaddeus Hubert III (JD ’75) 1,400 Thomas Hynes (BS ’59, JD ’62) LL 1,200 Catherine Joyce (BBA ’83, JD ’88) Michael Kaufman 1,000 L 1,262 1,173 Paul Kearney (JD ’66) L 1,078 800 1,070 1,012 L 950 Dennis Kearns (JD ’76) L 600 Thomas Kennedy (BA ’68, JD ’71) Robert Kolek (BBA ’65, JD ’68) LL 400 Michael Kralovec (JD ’77) 200 Gerald Kubasiak (JD ’67) Fred Lane (JD ’50) 0 Katherine Larson (JD ’85) LL FY 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Jerry Latherow (JD ’76) David Leibowitz (JD ’74) Michael Lipsitz (JD ’89) John Bell (JD ’71) L Mary Ryan Buddig (JD ’84) $5,000-$9,999 L Susan (JD ’75) and Jay Mann Richard Brennan (BA ’58, JD ’62) John Bulfin (JD ’78)L L (JD ’75) The Estate of Virginia Anderson Daniel Fusco (JD ’64) L Thomas Burney (JD ’77) L L L Eric Mansell (JD ’01) Donald Brown Jr. (JD ’73) L Kristen Hazel (JD ’88) William Caldwell (JD ’67) L Gail Mansfield and Peter Carey (JD ’69) L Daniel Kotin (JD ’91) John Calhoun L David Dowling Michael Cho (JD ’93) Steven Lisker (JD ’80) L Michael Calhoun (JD ’00) L L L Lee Marinaccio (JD ’71) Vincent Cook (BA ’72, MA ’75, Paulette Petretti (JD ’90) Robert Campbell (JD ’84) Courtney Boho Marincsin JD ’75) Margaret Reynolds Diana Chen (JD ’04) (JD ’08) LL The Estate of Francis Corby John Richards (JD ’51) L James Collins (JD ’67) L Mark Mathewson (BA ’82, JD ’85) Gregory Furda (BA ’69, MA ’71, William Rooney (JD ’58) Charles Connor (JD ’83) Michael McCarthy (JD ’80) JD ’75) Carmel (JD ’80) and Daniel Roth Richard Cremieux (BA ’69, JD ’76) Thomas McCracken Jr. (JD ’77) James Hopkinson (JD ’85) L (JD ’80) Eugene Cummings (JD ’69) L Patrick McDivitt (JD ’85) Michael Jaffe (JD ’80) Douglas Schweickert Robert Depke (JD ’92) Robert McHugh (JD ’59) John Janicik (JD ’86) L Susan Smith Marguerite Elias (JD ’86) L The Honorable Mary Ann Julie Lepri (BA ’78, JD ’81) Richard Weicher (JD ’74) Mark Enright (JD ’83) LL McMorrow (JD ’53) LL William Lowry (JD ’87) Charles Wheatley (JD ’82) Stephen Erf (JD ’78) L L Alejandro Menchaca (JD ’89) Terry Moritz (BS ’66, JD ’70) Robert Esler (BA ’71, JD ’74) L L Timothy Miller (JD ’87) Charles Murdock (JD ’63) L James Faught (JD ’76) L L L Michael Moirano (JD ’79) Stephen Phillips (JD ’85) Stephen Fitzell (JD ’82) $1,000-$2,499 The Honorable Thomas Thomas Rafter (JD ’71) L J. Tobias Fizzell (JD ’97) L Mulroy Jr. (JD ’72) Joseph Ronan (JD ’75) Anonymous Kyle Flynn Ann (JD ’77) and Thomas Nash Richard Rosenberg Ann Acker (JD ’73) LL Janice (JD ’84) and (JD ’77) Michael Sennett (JD ’77) Laurence Acker (JD ’76) LL Kevin Forde (JD ’63) Arthur Nasser Brian Speers (JD ’93) David Addis (JD ’51) Mary Katherine Foy (JD ’97) Kathryn Nesburg (JD ’73) LL Caroline (JD ’92) and Robert Ahlgren (JD ’68) Warren Fuller (BBA ’65, JD ’67) Margaret and Jerry Norton Paul Vickrey (JD ’80) L Christina Alderfer (JD ’02) Vincent Getzendanner Jr. L Judith and John Nowak Mitchell Wiet (JD ’65) Gerald Angst (BA ’72, JD ’75) LL (JD ’66) L L Harry O’Kane (JD ’54) The Honorable Corinne Wood John Anos (JD ’97) LL Gilbert Gordon (JD ’74) L L Margaret Orbon (JD ’76) (JD ’79) The Honorable Mark Ballard John Gordon (JD ’61) James O’Sullivan Jr. (JD ’69) L (BACL ’79, JD ’83) Josie Gough (BA ’74, MEd ’78, L Jeannette Perry (JD ’01) William Barnett Sr.* (JD ’41) LL JD ’84) Silvia Rota Pettenati (LLM ’06) Anthony Barrett (JD ’66) Forrest Gunnison (JD ’87) L $2,500-$4,999 L Guenther Philipp (JD ’56) Robert Bingle (JD ’81) LL The Honorable William Hart William Pokorny Sr.* (JD ’40) L Anonymous (2) JoAnne Bloom (JD ’76) (JD ’51) L William Pokorny Jr. (JD ’72) Anne and Bruce Adreani Dan Boho (BA ’74, JD ’77) Michael Harvey William Porcelli (JD ’54) LL Raymond Adreani Thomas Bridgman (JD ’58) LL Mari Hatzenbuehler (JD ’86) Kathleen Proctor Max Brittain Jr. (JD ’76) 46 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 GIVING GENEROUSLY

Richard Rappaport (BS ’66, $500-$749 Jodiann (JD ’88) and Dennis Cook (JD ’79) JD ’67) LL Edward Pacer (JD ’88) Heather Couch (JD ’11) Brian Redding (JD ’70) Anonymous Marianne Parrillo (JD ’70) Robert Creevy (JD ’94) Karen and James Reid LL Raymond Agrella (JD ’67) LL Denis Pierce (JD ’69) Mary Pat Devereux (JD ’84) Timothy Rivelli (JD ’79) Jeffrey Barron (JD ’99) Richard Pozdol (JD ’66) Anthony Di Benedetto (BS ’57, Beth Clark Rodriguez (JD ’87) LL John Berry (JD ’77) LL William Joseph Quinlan Jr. JD ’60) Therese Rooney (JD ’90) Robert Billingsley (JD ’62) (BA ’61, JD ’66) Amy Dickinson (JD ’77) Louis Rundio Jr. (BS ’65, JD ’72) Cara Boyle (JD ’01) Sandra Rosenbloom (JD ’92) The Honorable Gino DiVito Mark Rust (JD ’89) William Brejcha (JD ’73) The Honorable Thomas Roti (BA ’59, JD ’63) George Patrick Sage II (JD ’92) The Honorable Peg McDonnell (BS ’67, JD ’70) LL Michael Dribin (JD ’75) Susan Schwartz (JD ’80) LL Breslin (BA ’68, JD ’70) and James Rubin (JD ’71) John Durso (JD ’77) Robert Sheehan (BS ’51, John Breslin Jr. (JD ’70) LL James Schumann (JD ’62) Reynolds Everett Jr. (JD ’72) JD ’66) LL John Cassidy (JD ’86) Kalpesh Shah (JD ’01) Gary Feiereisel (BBA ’78, JD ’81) Donald Shine (JD ’69) Joan Cherry (JD ’74) LL Suzanne Shier (JD ’85) LL Richard Feingold (JD ’86) Maureen Richnak and Paul Cho (JD ’89) John Stemwedel (JD ’70) Steven Filipowski (JD ’75) Lawrence Singer Thomas Cimino Jr. (BA ’84, JD ’87) Gerard Swick (BBA ’62, JD ’65) LL Thomas Finegan Jr. (JD ’72, Michael Sitrick (JD ’11) Patrick Deady (JD ’77) Robert Switzer (JD ’79) LLM ’93) Kelly Smith-Haley (JD ’04) John Dentzer (BA ’59, JD ’62) Edmund Tobin (BS ’52, JD ’55) Julia Fiske (JD ’87) Robert Spoeri (BA ’72, MA ’74, Gerald Dorf (JD ’62) LL Stuart Whitt (JD ’77) Thomas Fitzgerald (BA ’64, JD ’65) JD ’77) LL Karen Dorff (JD ’80)L L Joan Wiff (JD ’87) Thomas Flynn (JD ’73) Patrice (JD ’79) and Shelley Dunck (JD ’89) Susan Reedy Williams (JD ’85) Patrick Foley (BA ’80, JD ’83) LL Raymond Suberlak (JD ’77) Kevin Finger (JD ’93) Susan Franzetti (JD ’79) Peter Sullivan (JD ’83) Judith Freyman (JD ’77) Priscilla Gallagher (JD ’84) LL Katrina Veerhusen (JD ’78) June Ghezzi (JD ’83) $250-$499 Thomas Gibbs (JD ’72) Jacqueline Vlaming (JD ’80) Sean Gill (JD ’98) Mary Gilhooly (JD ’83) and William Vonder Heide (BS ’50, Robert Gilmartin (JD ’75) Anonymous John Langhenry III (JD ’83) JD ’53) LL Alice Ginsburgh (JD ’74) LL Peter Almeroth (JD ’84) Basil Godellas (JD ’91) Ronald Watkins (JD ’63) Gunnar Gitlin (JD ’87) The Honorable Robert Anderson Sofia (BA ’79, JD ’82) and Greta Weathersby (BA ’82, JD ’87) David Goodsir (JD ’91) (BA ’71, JD ’74) LL The Honorable Steve Goebel Nancy White (JD ’81) Stephen Gorman (BA ’70, JD ’76) Sandra Anderson-Guerra Sosa (BS ’78, JD ’81) Richard Wittry (BA ’56, JD ’59) LL Kenneth Greisman (JD ’85) LL (MJ ’06) John Goldrick (JD ’49) Leslie Richards-Yellen and Mary Grossman (JD ’97) Julio Argueta (JD ’00) Michael Goldrick (JD ’81) David Yellen John Healy (JD ’88) Giselle Santibanez Bania (JD ’99) Wendy Gould (JD ’74) LL Seth Hemming (JD ’85) Alan Barinholtz (JD ’80) Donald Gralen (JD ’57) Susan Irion (JD ’87) The Honorable Ronald Karen Grandstand (JD ’82) Deborah Jamieson (JD ’80) Bartkowicz (JD ’65) Eugene Griffin (JD ’59) Law Alumni John Patrick Joyce Jr. (BA ’69, Leatrice Berman-Sandler (JD ’04) Joseph Griseta (BBA ’80, JD ’82) Donors JD ’72) LL William Bettman (MBA ’91, JD ’92) Edmund Gronkiewicz (BA ’61, Linda Kovathana (JD ’07) Susan Bogart (JD ’78) MA ’63, JD ’65) $1-$999 Lawrence Krupp (JD ’79) LL John Boland (BBA ’84, JD ’88) Mary Harding (JD ’87) John Lally (BS ’62, JD ’68, MBA ’74) Thomas Brabec (JD ’80) Sean Hardy (JD ’91) LL Alumni demonstrated their Terrence Leonard (JD ’66) Margaret Scanlan Brown (JD ’77) Louis Harris (JD ’72) commitment to their alma mater Michael Lewis (JD ’75) Angelo Bufalino (JD ’79) Stephen Hilt (JD ’92) with the following gifts to the The Honorable Robert Mahony Robert Bulfin (JD ’76) Deidre Derrig (JD ’83) and School of Law Annual Fund in (JD ’65) LL John Bullaro Jr. (JD ’70) Daniel Hogan (JD ’82) fiscal year 2011. Margaret Quinlan Marcinkowski John Byrne III (JD ’94) The Honorable Michael Hogan (JD ’88) The Honorable Michael Caldwell (BA ’68, JD ’71) LL The Honorable Brian McKillip (JD ’63) Michael Hollahan (JD ’77) $750-$999 (BA ’68, JD ’72) Ellen Carey (JD ’01) David Inlander (JD ’75) LL Joseph McQuade (JD ’97) The Honorable John Carr (BS ’66, Thomas Jagger (JD ’55) Heidi Katz (JD ’79) Patrick McSweeney (JD ’80) JD ’72) Elizabeth Janda (JD ’83) Mary Louise Kiernan (JD ’83) Pamela Menaker (JD ’84) The Honorable Thomas Cawley The Honorable Mark Joy (JD ’76) William Lee (JD ’52) LL Robert Moyer (JD ’74) (JD ’60) LL The Honorable John Joyce Linda Puvogel (JD ’77) and Marjorie O’Hara (JD ’48) Janette (JD ’80) and (JD ’73) Michael O’Halloran (JD ’77) LL Nancy Olson (JD ’96) Adam Cochran (JD ’78) Martha Lessman Katz (JD ’77) Susan Conner (JD ’84) Pamela Katzenberg (JD ’78)

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Barbara Keller (JD ’77) Brian Waldron (BS ’68, JD ’72) John Bishof (JD ’75) George Cenar Jr. (BA ’66, William Kelley (BA ’77, JD ’80) Jan Walker* (JD ’86) Debra Blatz, PhD (JD ’83) JD ’69) LL James Kim (JD ’06) Robert Walsh Jr. (JD ’86) Ilene Bloom (JD ’96) Aneel Chablani (JD ’97) Teresa King (LLM ’06) Jennifer (JD ’05) and Ryan Walsh Daniel Blouin (JD ’88) Richard Chapman (JD ’82) Joel Klein (JD ’09) LL (JD ’06) Christopher Blum (JD ’10) Gery Chico (JD ’85) Linda Kuczma (JD ’81) The Honorable Maureen Ward Abe Blumenfeld (JD ’66) LL Sharada Chidambaram (JD ’10) Lou Ann Mack (JD ’84) Kirby (JD ’89) Leigh Bonsall (JD ’10) Ann Chiumino (JD ’02) Kathleen Foye MacLennan Michael Weins (JD ’76) Richard Bouhan (JD ’75) LL Melissa Irving Christensen (JD ’87) Gary Wente (JD ’87) Daniel Bourke (JD ’85) (JD ’08) LL The Honorable William Madden Elizabeth Yablonicky (JD ’00) LL Pearson Bownas (JD ’97) Robert Christenson (JD ’74) (BS ’60, JD ’61) Zachary Ziliak (JD ’06) Charles Boyle (BBA ’64, JD ’66) Yvonne Christian-Williams Roberto Madera (JD ’04) LL Mark Zucker, MD (JD ’86) Jillian Brady (JD ’08) LL (JD ’90) Sheryl Marcouiller (JD ’82) Robert Bransley (BBA ’52, JD ’60) Harry Cione (MJ ’08) Molly McGinley (JD ’05) Susan Rogge Bratschun (JD ’86) Douglas Cipriano (JD ’92) Pamela McKenna-Patzke (JD ’82) $1-$249 Mark Braun (JD ’49) Robert Claes (JD ’76) Donald McKenzie (JD ’60) Sarah Breitmeyer (JD ’07) Quinn Clancy (JD ’05) Sheri Mecklenburg (JD ’82) LL Anonymous Christine Breitzman (MJ ’06) Bridget Clark (JD ’05) Thomas Meyer (JD ’69) Gustavo Abello (JD ’83) Barrie Brejcha (JD ’85) Carol Clark (MJ ’04) Hanh (JD ’06) and John Meyers Laurence Acker (JD ’06) Melinda Brennan (JD ’86) Henry Close (JD ’61) (JD ’05) LL Matthew Adair (JD ’09) LL Olivia Brennan (JD ’08) Timothy Clulo (JD ’91) Linda Miller (JD ’91) Victoria Adams (MJ ’08) Timothy Brennan (JD ’08) Donald Cole (JD ’09) LL The Honorable John Moran Jr. Toni Aiello (JD ’87) William Brewster (JD ’08) The Honorable Susan Coleman (JD ’78) Jennifer Airato (JD ’06) Phillip Brigham (JD ’09, LLM ’10) (BA ’77, JD ’80) Jody Wilner (JD ’83) and Benjamin Alba (JD ’83) Rebecca Novia Brindley (JD ’06) David Collins (JD ’92) LL Terence Moran (JD ’83) Michael Alkaraki (JD ’06) Karen Briscoe (MJ ’08) Gia Colunga (JD ’04) Jayme Levin Muriel (JD ’93) and Charles Amato Jr. (JD ’75) Lisa Bronson (MJ ’06) Amanda Congdon (BA ’02, JD ’05) Robert Muriel (JD ’93) John Ambrogi (BS ’87, JD ’90) Kathleen Brown (JD ’05) Denis Conlon (BS ’58, JD ’61) Claire Murphy (JD ’89) Ralph Andejeski (JD ’56) Nicole Rudman Brown (JD ’96) Edmund Conroy (BA ’70, JD ’78) Thomas Needham (JD ’84) Thomas Arvanitis (JD ’09) William Brozovich (BA ’86, Alan Cook (JD ’73, MSIR ’78) Cheryl Tama Oblander (JD ’88) Gus Athas (JD ’65) JD ’89) LL Linda Coon (JD ’88) LL Patrick O’Donnell (JD ’70) Steven Austin (LLM ’09) Julie Bruch (JD ’93) Chance Cooper (JD ’07) Andrew O’Neill (JD ’05) Cynthia Baasten (JD ’04) Brenden Bryant (JD ’08) William Corcoran (JD ’78) Heather Kuhn O’Toole (JD ’02) Kathleen Baetz (JD ’91) Mary Bucaro (JD ’85) Theodore Cornell Jr. (BA ’42, Purvi Patel (JD ’05) Diane Baker (JD ’72) Marie Bufalino (JD ’86) JD ’51) Matthew Pfohl (JD ’93) Louis Baker (JD ’85) Karine Polis Burney (JD ’05) Douglas Couleur (JD ’84) Stephen Pokorny (JD ’70) Joanne Balderos-Mason (MJ ’00) Daniel Burns (JD ’86) Michael Coyne (JD ’08) William Powel III (LLM ’91) K. Shaylan Baldwin (JD ’00) Edward Burns (BA ’80, JD ’83) Richard Cozzola (BA ’74, JD ’80) Margaret Power (JD ’86) Alysa Barancik (JD ’00) Justin Burt (JD ’10) David Creagan Jr. (JD ’53) The Honorable John Quigley Ulana Baransky (JD ’82) Robert Butler (BBA ’60, JD ’70) Thomas Crisham (BS ’62, JD ’65) (JD ’60) LL Michael Barranda (JD ’04) Donald Cadagin (BS ’68, JD ’71) The Honorable Daniel Cronin Joan Riley (JD ’85) and Michael Basofin (JD ’70)L L James Callahan (JD ’59) (JD ’85) James Goodridge (JD ’86) Gary Bazydlo (JD ’90) Lisa Rapacz Callaway (BA ’86, Sidney Crouch (JD ’72) John Rock (JD ’96) Andrew Bell (JD ’09, LLM ’10) JD ’89, MSIR ’93) Patricia Crowe (JD ’80) Maureen Russell (JD ’82) Bruce Bell (JD ’82) LL Barbara (JD ’88) and Francis Cuisinier (JD ’73) Thomas Ryerson (JD ’76) Raymond Bendig (JD ’88) Christopher Canning (JD ’88) George Cullen (JD ’59) Cynthia Singer (JD ’92) Ellen Benodin (JD ’86) Chrystan Carlton (MBA ’01, The Honorable John Cullerton Lawrence Smith (JD ’75) Ronald Bentsen (JD ’92) JD ’07) (BA ’70, JD ’74) Joseph Sorota Jr. (BSC ’61, JD ’64) Lynn Benzing (MJ ’90) Denine Carr (JD ’89) Walter Cupkovic (JD ’79) William Spence Jr. (JD ’71) Brooke Benzio (JD ’08) Doris Carter (JD ’80) Angela Curran (LLM ’94) Suzanne Szymonik (JD ’79) LL Diane Berkowitz (BA ’82, JD ’87) Jean Casey (JD ’85) F. John Cushing III (BBA ’73, Elizabeth Tanis (JD ’82) Susan Berkun (JD ’80) Thomas Cassidy (BS ’66, JD ’69) JD ’76) Daniel Tardiff (JD ’02) Ava Holly Berland (JD ’78) Gregory Castle (JD ’90) Therese (JD ’81) and Francis Tennant (JD ’79) LL Randall Berning (LLM ’89) John Caulfield (JD ’59)L L James Cushing Jr. (JD ’82) Andrew Turner (JD ’91) Mary Bird (JD ’87) and Nicholas Cavalaris (JD ’93) Mary Beth Cyze (JD ’85) Jeffrey Wagner (JD ’93) John Murphy (JD ’86) Jorge Cazares (JD ’90) Robert Dadourian (JD ’10) Michael Daley (JD ’80) 48 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 GIVING GENEROUSLY

GIFT ESTABLISHES RELIGION AND LAW PROGRAM Barry McCabe ttorney Barry McCabe is passionate about the law and profoundly interested in the subject A of religion. A former member of the Council of Regents and current University trustee, he is also deeply dedicated to Loyola’s success. McCabe’s gift of $1 million over four years is supporting the creation of a School of Law-based Religion and Law Program that will explore the connections and interplay between the Abrahamic religions—Judaism, Christianity, and Islam—and the law. “The subject of law and religion has never been more important,” says Dean David Yellen. “This will be a wonderful addition to the intellectual, public service-focused activities we try to foster at the law school.”

Jeremy Daniel (JD ’07) Mary Ellen Farney (MUND ’79, Helen Gibbons (JD ’07) David Hanson (JD ’78) Joshua Dankoff (JD ’11) MJ ’92) The Honorable J. Phil Gilbert James Hardt (BS ’66, JD ’70) Shirleymae Davis (JD ’64) Dawn Faulkner (MJ ’06) (JD ’74) Susan Harold (JD ’86) Daniel Dawson (JD ’88) John Feeley (JD ’90) James Gillespie (JD ’05) Michael Harring (JD ’75) Suzanne Dawson (JD ’65) LL Angelica Felix (JD ’10) Katherine Glancy (JD ’09) Regina Harris (JD ’02) James Denniston (JD ’86) Daniel Felix (JD ’84) Paul Glaser (JD ’77) Thomas Hart Jr. (BA ’57, JD ’59) Jennifer DePriest (JD ’00) Ann Fenton (JD ’09) Philip Glick (JD ’71) John Hartman (BBA ’80, MBA ’82, Sherri DeVito (JD ’10) Robert Fieseler (JD ’84) Jill Glickstein (JD ’92) JD ’85) Andrew DeYoe (JD ’09, Sharon Figliulo (JD ’01) Amrita Dirghangi Goel (JD ’08, Maureen Harton (BS ’80, JD ’83) LLM ’11) LL Peter Finocchiaro (JD ’87) LLM ’09) M. Colleen Healy (JD ’86) and Jennifer Diamond (JD ’02) David Fishman (JD ’83) Mallory Golas (JD ’11) Michael Cusick (JD ’84) Paul Didzerekis (BBA ’63, JD ’64) Peter Fitzgerald (JD ’58) Jay Goldberg (JD ’89) B. Brannon Heath (JD ’77) Thomas Dillon (BA ’71, JD ’74) James FitzGibbon (BS ’54, JD ’60) Louis Goldstein (JD ’74) Richard Hefferan (JD ’60) Kenneth Ditkowsky (JD ’61) Julie Fitzgibbons-Leichtman Richard Gordon (JD ’02) Philip Heitz (JD ’74) Marisa Doherty (JD ’07) LL (JD ’04) John Gorman (MA ’61, PhD ’73) Bernard Hennessy (BA ’53, JD ’56) Nora Doherty (BA ’01, JD ’05) Dorothy Flisk (MJ ’06) Connie Gould (JD ’89) Christian Henning Jr. (BA ’64, James Dolan (JD ’64) Thomas Flynn (JD ’81) Susan Graham (JD ’94) JD ’68) Margaret Dolan (JD ’85) Patricia (JD ’78) and James Ford Joseph Grant (JD ’55) Bernard Henry (JD ’07) Matthew Dolan (JD ’09) (BA ’71, JD ’76) Leah Gray (JD ’99) Anthony Hernandez (JD ’10) Ted Donner (JD ’90) Judith Fors (JD ’78) LL Jeffrey Greene (MJ ’08) Janet Hershman, MD (JD ’94) Damon Doucet (JD ’07) Monica Forte (JD ’94) Charles Greenstein (BS ’50, Elizabeth Barnes Hess (JD ’91) Bernard Doyle III (JD ’09) LL Donald Fortman (JD ’50) JD ’53) LL Thomas Hill (JD ’85) John Doyle (BBA ’74, MBA ’76, Basileios Foutris (JD ’00) Marla Greenstein (JD ’82) James Hodapp (BSC ’55, JD ’80, LLM ’02) Michelle (JD ’86) and Robert Grignon (JD ’09) LL JD ’56) LL Caroline Driscoll (JD ’00) Philip Fowler (JD ’86) Anita Grinis (JD ’87) Brian Hogan (JD ’11) Richard Duffy (JD ’78) The Honorable Lawrence Fox Teddy Gron (JD ’73) David Holland (JD ’08) Joseph Dunne (JD ’74) (JD ’75) Jennifer Groszek (MJ ’01) Bernard Hollywood (BA ’69, Patrick Dwyer (JD ’99) Joel Freimuth (JD ’07) Rex Guest (JD ’55) JD ’74) William Dwyer Jr. (JD ’70) Timothy Frenzer (BA ’80, JD ’83) Gary Gumbiner (BA ’74, JD ’79) Ralph Holmen (JD ’78) Sarah Easterling (BA ’04, JD ’08) Daniel Friel (JD ’86) Susan Gunty (BA ’75, MA ’78, Evelyn Hopkins (JD ’98) Sara Eber (JD ’09) Dominique Frigo (JD ’84) JD ’80) Robert Hourigan (JD ’50) Aisha Cornelius Edwards (JD ’05) Teresa Frisbie (JD ’86) Jeanna Palmer Gunville (JD ’07) Patrick Hughes Jr. (BBA ’57, JD ’60) Andrew Eichner (JD ’80) Edward Fu (JD ’06) Henry Gurion (JD ’75) Stephen Hunter (JD ’72) Theodore Eischeid (JD ’90) Liza (JD ’90) and Eric Fues (JD ’94) Beata Guzik (JD ’08) James Hussey (JD ’73) John Ellis (JD ’05) Cheryl Gallagher (MJ ’03) Elizabeth Haas (JD ’09) Bridget Hutchen (JD ’74) William Elward (BA ’82, JD ’93) Andrea Garland (JD ’02) Terry Hackett (JD ’91) Roger Hymen (JD ’75) LL Jaime Esler (JD ’01) Jean Gaspardo (JD ’94, MBA ’99) Edward Halle Jr. (BBA ’63, JD ’67) John Hynes (JD ’79) Geoffrey Etherington (JD ’57) Mary Gaudette (JD ’08) LL Jacob Handelman (JD ’95) Thomas Immel (JD ’68) Margaret Fahrenbach (JD ’81) Shannon (JD ’02) and April Hanes-Dowd (MJ ’06) Donna (BA ’75, MSIR ’80, JD ’85) Allison Fakhoury (JD ’03) Andrew Geier (JD ’00) Martin Hanley (JD ’82) LL and Thomas Ioppolo (JD ’77) Charles Falkenberg III (JD ’86) Eric Geiser (JD ’88) LL Sharon Hannaford (JD ’93) Maureen Ivory (JD ’78) Jennifer Genzler (JD ’05) Maureen Hannon (JD ’91) Laura Jackson (MJ ’04)

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Seth Jaffe (JD ’07) Caroline Kwak (JD ’09) LL Joseph Mannon (JD ’01) Jeffrey Michel (JD ’93) Shannon James (JD ’07) Joann Laboy (MJ ’09) C. Victor Manny* (JD ’74, Laura Michelotti (JD ’08) LL John Janiga (BBA ’79, MBA ’82, Sheila Lacy (MJ ’01) MSW ’98) LL Laura Milnichuk (JD ’05) JD ’88) Edward Lance IV (JD ’99) James Marcus (JD ’70) Sameena Mohammed (JD ’10) Anthony Janik Jr. (JD ’79) Julia Lane (JD ’07) Richard Marcus (JD ’77) Azita Mojarad (JD ’00) Laurene Janik (JD ’78) Nicholas Lane (JD ’08) Michael Martin (JD ’85) Jorge Montes (BA ’85, JD ’88) Cheryl Jansen (LLM ’04) Scott Lane (JD ’88) Samantha Martin (JD ’10) Danielle Montesano (JD ’96) Noreen Stanton Janson (MJ ’97) Sara Larkin (JD ’75) William Martin (JD ’83) Paul Montoya (JD ’94) Laura Jennings (BS ’84, JD ’91) The Honorable Diane Larsen Maritza Martinez (BA ’88, JD ’89) Desiree Moore (JD ’05) Adriane Johnson (MJ ’06) (JD ’83) LL The Honorable Mary Anne Thomas Moore (JD ’73) Fred Johnson Sr. (JD ’59) Cary Latimer (JD ’97) Mason (JD ’77) Dorothy Moran (JD ’78) Jeffrey Johnson (JD ’80) Kenneth Latronico (BA ’70, JD ’81) John Masters (JD ’09) Edmund Moran Jr. (JD ’73) Jennifer Jones (JD ’03) Christopher Lay (JD ’08) Silvia Masters (JD ’00) Dean Morask (BA ’77, JD ’80) Patrick Joy (JD ’06) Jae-sang Lee (JD ’06) Ruby Mateos (MJ ’10) Gerald Morel (JD ’72) Catherine Juric (JD ’87) Richard Lee (JD ’06) Kathleen Dedmon Mathewson Douglas Moring (JD ’71) Linda Kagan (BA ’75, JD ’80) Susan Lee (BA ’83, JD ’87) (JD ’85) Rita Morris (MJ ’01) Timothy Kalamaros (JD ’96) Louis Lehr Jr. (JD ’51) David Matteson (JD ’77) Colleen Morrison (BA ’01, JD ’09) The Honorable Kathleen Kallan Gary Lemna (JD ’03) Jeffrey Maysent (JD ’79) Mary Mosley-Goren (JD ’89) (MUND ’69, JD ’75) Laura Leonard (JD ’83) LL Michael Mazza (JD ’89) Jonathan Motto (JD ’11) Darla Kaminski (MJ ’07) Louis Leone (JD ’73) Timothy McAvoy (JD ’75) Colleen Mueller (JD ’00) Paul Kantwill (BA ’83, JD ’86) Adrienne Levatino (JD ’80) J. Kevin McCall (BA ’76, JD ’79) Gregory Mueller (JD ’89) Paula Kaplan (JD ’78) Richard Levenfeld (JD ’69) James McCarthy (JD ’83) Maureen Mulvihill (JD ’07) Jeremy Karlin (JD ’94) Katherine Levin (JD ’87) Thomas McCauley (JD ’75) E. Lester Munson (JD ’91) Andrew Katsoulos (JD ’08) Marc Levin, MD (MRES ’79, JD ’00) Kevin McCloskey (BA ’00, JD ’03) Katherine Murak (JD ’09) Richard Kavanagh III (JD ’74) Barry Levitt (JD ’64) Thomas McClow (JD ’69) Gregory Murawski (MJ ’07) Kelly Keefe (JD ’09) Donna Lewis (JD ’77) David McCracken (JD ’09) Jacqueline (JD ’80) and George Keeley (JD ’76) Hilary Lewis (LLM ’97) Patrick McCurry (JD ’07) Frank Murnane Jr. (JD ’83) Eileen Collins Keenan (JD ’04) Scot Libersher (JD ’07) Stephen McDaniel (JD ’83) Kathleen Murphy (MA ’82, JD ’85) Michael Kelley (JD ’06) Katherine Licup (JD ’06) Thomas McDonald (JD ’68) Douglas Murray (JD ’05) David Kelly (JD ’67) Jon Lindell (JD ’05) John McFadden Jr. (JD ’61) LL Lisa Nagel (JD ’91) Eric Kelly (JD ’05) James Lindeman (JD ’67) Thomas McFadden (LLM ’89) Linda Nagle (BA ’77, JD ’80) Robert Kelly (MBA ’84, JD ’85) Eleana Lindsey (JD ’11) The Honorable Frank McGarr Ashley Nall (JD ’07) Walter Kelly Jr. (JD ’65) Hui Ling (MS ’02, LLM ’05) (BA ’42, JD ’50) LL Sandy Navin (BS ’65, JD ’69) Laura Kenneally (JD ’06) Lawrence Lipsky* (JD ’54) Erin McGinley (JD ’02) William Nellis (JD ’61) Anthony Kenney (JD ’08) John Litchfield (JD ’09)L L Laura McGivern (BSN ’85, MJ ’02) Christina Nelson (JD ’81) Amy Watroba Kern (JD ’01) Bruce Locher (JD ’66) Katherine McGonigle (JD ’85) Elizabeth Nelson (JD ’10) Richard Kienzler (JD ’08) Joseph Loran (JD ’85) Megan McGrath (JD ’06) Lawrence Nelson (JD ’75) LL Erin Kiernat (JD ’05) Kathleen Loweth (JD ’02) Denise McGuire (JD ’81) LL Meredith Nelson (JD ’09) Chenin Kilduff (JD ’08) Michael Lubeck (JD ’94) Marguerite McKenna (JD ’79) Donald Neukranz (JD ’60) Melissa King (JD ’04) William Luby (JD ’94) Claire McKenzie (JD ’91) Amy Beth Neuman (JD ’89) Laura Klement (JD ’10) Thomas Luetkemeyer (BA ’79, Michael McLaren (JD ’76) Farley Neuman (JD ’81) Karen Kohl (JD ’01) JD ’82) Edward McNabola (JD ’92, James Newman (BS ’73, JD ’78) Edward Kohler (JD ’78) Danielle Luisi (JD ’10) MA ’96) Virginia (JD ’85) and Carol Kondos (JD ’79) Barbara Lundergan (JD ’64) Frank McNamara (JD ’61) Patrick Nicholson (JD ’79) David Koppelman (JD ’89) Lawrence Lusk (JD ’92) Ryan McNulty (JD ’10) Anne Nielsen (JD ’84) Patricia Kraft (JD ’85) Stephen Luzbetak Jr. (JD ’62) LL John McTigue (JD ’80) Natalie Nimerala (JD ’03) Nancy Krajec (JD ’75) James Lynch (JD ’07) Dennis McWilliams (JD ’68) Jeremy Nix (JD ’03) Clare Kralovec (JD ’86) Nancy Lyon (JD ’81) Ann Meckstroth (JD ’06) Allison Noback (JD ’02) Jack Krause (BA ’53, JD ’55) LL Karen Lyons (JD ’81) Mary Meegan (JD ’84) Gregory Noe (JD ’91) Matthew Kreis (JD ’05) The Honorable Thomas Lyons II Karen Meehan (JD ’81) Angela Benzo Norman (JD ’78) Elizabeth Kress (MJ ’00) (JD ’86) Verlin Meinz (JD ’75) LL Lauren Norris (JD ’07) Gretchen Kubasiak (JD ’08) Diane MacArthur (JD ’82) Kelley Menzano (JD ’09) LL Margaret Northrop (JD ’75) Robert Kuehl (JD ’03) Emily Magnuson (JD ’11) Charles Mervis (JD ’67) LL Benjamin Nortman (JD ’91) Carolyn Kurtz (LLM ’01) Edward Maher (JD ’75) Sam Meziani (JD ’03) Frank Nowinski (JD ’80) LL Seymour Kurtz (JD ’51) Stephen Maloney (JD ’01) William Miceli (BA ’80, JD ’84) Teresa Nuccio (MSW ’81, JD ’81) Drew Kushnick (JD ’11) Basil Mann (JD ’56) Cinthia Michel (JD ’00, LLM ’02) Kelly O’Brien (JD ’01) 50 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 GIVING GENEROUSLY

Gregg Rzepczynski (BBA ’84, Young Alumni Donors JD ’87, MBA ’99) Since 2007, the number of young alumni donors has more than tripled. Patricia Sack (JD ’81) Edmund Sajewski (JD ’61) LL 300 Lawrence Salus Jr. (JD ’90) James Saranteas (JD ’99)

250 289 Judy Saslow (JD ’82)

255 Mark Sassower (JD ’93, MBA ’94) 200 Julie Schaff (JD ’04) John Scheid (JD ’62) 150 Iris Schifeling (JD ’80) James Schiff (JD ’09)L L 153 William Schiller (JD ’87) 100 Michelle Schindler (JD ’07) 107

90 Kristin Schleiter (JD ’07, LLM ’09) 50 William Schmitt (BS ’61, JD ’63) Linda Schneider (JD ’97) 0 Robert Schnitz (JD ’88) FY 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Paul Schofield (JD ’73) Joyce Schoonover (JD ’81) Katherine Schostok (LLM ’09) Cristin Obsitnik (JD ’97) Douglas Poland (JD ’94) Douglas Rathe (JD ’75) William Schramm (JD ’11) Cornelius O’Connor (JD ’58) Patrick Polcari (JD ’09) L Regina Rathnau (JD ’02) L Jonathan Schultz (JD ’93) Kathleen O’Connor (JD ’85) Victor Pollak (JD ’74) Janet Reali (JD ’77) Gloria Block Secler (JD ’80) Sigi Offenbach (JD ’80) Susan Poll-Klaessy (JD ’09) Judith Reese (JD ’76) Rebecca Segal (JD ’10) Margaret O’Garek (BA ’95, JD ’98) Devan Popat (JD ’05, JD ’06) James Reilly (JD ’79) Peter Senechalle (JD ’09) Timothy O’Hara (JD ’02) Ellen Poreda (JD ’86) Patricia Reilly (JD ’75) Andrew Serafin (JD ’99) Amber Oleson (JD ’09) Anthony Pottinger (JD ’05) Craig Reimer (JD ’92) Riya Shah (JD ’05) Kristine Olson (JD ’80) Harry Poulos Jr., MD (JD ’94) L Charleen Reinhold (BS ’79, JD ’82) L William Shanahan Jr., MD (JD ’92) John O’Malley Sr. (BS ’50, MA ’52, Michael Poulos (JD ’80) Michael Renaldi (JD ’76) Lynne Shapiro (JD ’91) JD ’53) Danielle Powell (JD ’10) Elbert Reniva (JD ’90) Shari Shapiro (JD ’78) Maura (JD ’01) and Brian O’Meara John Powers (BA ’60, JD ’63) L Marcos Reyes (BS ’97, JD ’00) L Jordan Shea (JD ’07) (JD ’01) Megan Powers (JD ’09) Amy Richards (JD ’05) Janna Grandone Shell (JD ’08) L Melody O’Neal (MJ ’02) Jean Prendergast (BA ’93, JD ’94) Marc Richards (JD ’93) L David Shelow (JD ’88) Tochukwu Onyekwuluje (MJ ’06) Richard Prendergast Jr. (BBA ’68, Danielle Rickard (MA ’02, JD ’05) Jennifer Brendel Sherman John Oppenheim (JD ’78) JD ’69) Jane Ring (JD ’80) (JD ’94) Jose Ortega-Alvarez (JD ’99) Cheryl Price (JD ’00) The Honorable Elizabeth Robb Floyd Shewmake Jr., MD (JD ’90) Mark O’Toole (JD ’85) Marietta LeSage Probst (JD ’97) (JD ’81) Paul Shimotake (JD ’90) David Patariu (JD ’09) The Honorable Lorna Propes Randall Roberts (BA ’78, JD ’81) James Shipman (JD ’70) Francis Pendergast III (BS ’77, (JD ’75) Francesca Robertson (JD ’83) The Honorable Lisette JD ’80) Susan (JD ’85) and Stephen Prout Elizabeth Rochford-Striedl Shirdan-Harris (JD ’90) Christine Perille (JD ’86) (JD ’91) (BA ’82, JD ’86) Stuart Shulruff (JD ’84) Clifton Perry (LLM ’92) Scott Puma (JD ’93) Julia Rodgers (JD ’94) Nick Sideris (BS ’97, JD ’00) Jill (JD ’91) and Grant Peters Christine Quigley (JD ’06) Mark Rogers (JD ’76) John Siena (JD ’76) (JD ’91) Kevin Quinn, MD (JD ’79, Marcia Rolnik (JD ’00) R. Matthew Simon (BA ’80, JD ’82) Nicholas Peters (JD ’03) MBA ’82) Nancy Ross (JD ’85) Bryan Sims (JD ’96) Cynthia Petersen (JD ’97) Romeo Quinto Jr. (JD ’00) Fredrick Rothenberg (JD ’73) Gary Sinclair (BA ’74, JD ’77) Christopher Pfannkuche (BA ’77, John Quirk (JD ’80) Paul Roy (JD ’85) Martha Sladek (JD ’94) BSEd ’78, JD ’80) Jill (JD ’71) and Lee Radek (JD ’71) Emily Rozwadowski (JD ’06) Barry Slavin (JD ’75) William Phares (JD ’68) L Mary Raines (JD ’02) and Mindy Trossman Rubin (JD ’85) L Julia Jensen Smolka (JD ’00) Mary Phelan (JD ’05) Samuel Park (JD ’00) Matthew Rundio (JD ’00) Anne Ferris Smith (JD ’97) Ryan Piekarski (BS ’09) William Raleigh (BS ’76, MA ’78, Barbara Ryan (JD ’93) L L Maurice Smith (JD ’84) Terrance Pieniazek (JD ’89) JD ’80) James Ryan (BSC ’58, JD ’65) Daniel Softcheck (JD ’84) Stanley Pierson (JD ’01) Thomas Ramagnano (JD ’90) Maureen Ryan (JD ’09, LLM ’10) L L Ronald Sojka (JD ’86) L Susan Pigott (JD ’93) Azim Ramelize (JD ’90) Jennifer Ryder (JD ’04) L Joseph Solberg (JD ’82) Elizabeth Pitrof (JD ’85) Kevin Rasp (JD ’07) Michael Solock (JD ’84)

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Joanne Spatz (JD ’85) Kim Visbaras (JD ’81) Annina Fabbioli Connie Spencer (JD ’06) Edward Vogt (JD ’58) Friends Tess Feldman John Spoeri (JD ’79) L Joseph Voiland (JD ’77) Elvera Fischer L We are grateful and inspired Linda Spring (JD ’83) Abby Volin (JD ’07) Kyle Flynn by the significant support in Susan Spurgeon (JD ’82) Courtney Waggoner (JD ’05) James Forjan fiscal year 2011 from the School Katherine Staba (JD ’09) Geoffrey Waguespack (JD ’03) Gregory Fouts of Law community—parents, Beverly Stanis (JD ’77) Kim Walberg (JD ’99) Quin Frazer grandparents, friends, and Alison Stankus (JD ’08, Barbara Wallace (JD ’77) Diane and Thomas Geraghty faculty and staff. MSW ’09) LL Marc Wallace (JD ’00) Geoffrey Gifford Laurence Stanton (JD ’80) John Walsh III (JD ’82) The Estate of David Goldman Mary Baisley Stanton (JD ’90) Matthew Walter (JD ’07) LL Anonymous (3) Jacob Graham Patrick Stanton (JD ’93) Peter Walter (JD ’58) Thomas Ackenhausen Paula Grist and Mark Vaughan Jonathan Steffy (JD ’08) Thomas Walter (BA ’73, JD ’76) Anne and Bruce Adreani Tom Guillen Jay Stein (JD ’81) M. Jacqueline Walther (BA ’76, Raymond Adreani Susan Hackney Judith Stein (JD ’87) JD ’79) Michael Albert Thomas Haney Michele Grimaldi Stein (JD ’80) Michael Wasserman (JD ’85) Eric Anders Michael Harvey Sally Steinberg (JD ’78) James Watts II (JD ’85) The Estate of Virginia Anderson Sean Hennessy Michael Stiegel (JD ’71) Sally Warner Watts (JD ’74) LL Nicole Annes Cynthia Ho Benton Strauss (JD ’72) Jennifer Weed (JD ’10) Alyson Antonio Daniel Hochbaum Martin Sturman (JD ’58) Michael Weicher (JD ’03) Nina Appel Mike Hohenadel David Sullivan (JD ’96) James Weiler (JD ’09) LL Jimmy Arce Legoria Hynes Kevin Sullivan (JD ’93) Thomas Weiler (JD ’83) Barbara and Delbert Arsenault Arthur Jessen Michael Sullivan* (JD ’61) Anita Weinberg (JD ’86) Alice Perlin and Feffer Jordan The Honorable Sharon Sullivan Christopher Weinum (JD ’00) A. Raymond Bacon Michael Kaufman (JD ’80) The Honorable William Wenzel Rita Bakewell Ruth Kaufman Timothy Sullivan (BA ’71, JD ’75) III (JD ’73) Marilyn Bansley Leigh Kelly Mark Susina (JD ’89) Presita West (JD ’00) Gracia and Julio Battistoni Lisa and Philip Kepler Norma Sutton (BA ’74, JD ’80) Elizabeth (JD ’84) and Emily Benfer Joan and William Kistner Karin Swanson (JD ’79) Mark Westhoff (JD ’84) Robert Berg Lea Krivinskas John Tanagho (JD ’08) Ellen Westley (JD ’11) Lucia Bertone-Ledford Jeffrey Kwall Michelle Taylon (BBA ’04, JD ’07) Maurice Wexler (JD ’63) Dianne Blabolil Dorothy Lane Mary Thompson (MJ ’03) Stephen Whelan (JD ’92) Marjolaine Blake Joan Lefkow Debora Threedy (JD ’80) Edward White (JD ’51) LL George Bliss Sr. Phyllis Lipsky Matthew Thrun (JD ’00) Thomas White (BA ’68, JD ’71) John Blum Deborah Darin and John Tiernan (BSBA ’63, JD ’87) James Wickline (JD ’55) Michael Blum David Loeffler Paula Tironi (LLM ’09) Samuel Wieczorek (JD ’07) Mary Bracken Elizabeth Maddock Vincent Tittle (JD ’64) Shawn Wietbrock (JD ’96) Maureen Bransfield Barbara Manny Michael Tomasek (BS ’89, JD ’94) Anne Williams (JD ’85) Christina Brozyna Gail Mansfield and Cecelia Tomaszkiewicz (BS ’67, Stephen Wilson (JD ’74) Tom Bruzdzinski David Dowling JD ’70) Elizabeth Winiarski (JD ’10) John Calhoun Barry McCabe James Toohey (JD ’00) Harold Winston (JD ’86) LL Andrea Calvert Patricia and Archibald McKinlay Joseph Topinka (LLM ’08) Carolyn Winter (JD ’85) Amelia and J.P. Cantafio Starr Mercer-Horne Jennifer Trajkovski (MJ ’07) Teresa Wittmer (JD ’00) Gillian and James Carey Justine Miele Jonathan Tse (JD ’07) Robert Wolf (JD ’80) Timothy Clement Margaret Moses and Berry Tucker (JD ’72) Carol Wolniakowski (BA ’95, Monika Cohen, MD Michael Zimmer Kalina Tulley (JD ’92) JD ’98) Paul Connery Johnna Mozny Nancy Tuohy (JD ’80) Lisa Wood (JD ’10) Alex and Matthew Cooper Patricia and Francis Murphy David Turiciano (JD ’00) David Wright (JD ’82) Erika Cornelisen Arthur Nasser Colleen Tyree (BBA ’82, JD ’86) Brian Wydajewski (JD ’94) Sacha Coupet Joyce Navin* James Tyrrell (JD ’85) Christoph Yarbrough (JD ’00) Margaret and William Crane John Norkus Elizabeth Ullman (JD ’11) Michael Yates (JD ’89) Richard Dale Margaret and Jerry Norton Werner Ulrich (JD ’85) LL Peter Yuh (JD ’05) Gina Daniel Judith and John Nowak Donald Vaile (JD ’50) Thomas Zabor (JD ’73) Marianne Deagle Ellen and Joseph O’Gallagher Kathleen Vannucci (JD ’07) Norma (JD ’95) and Patricia and David Dorwart Jerome Overbeck, S.J. Michael Verzatt (JD ’74) Robert Zeitler (JD ’94) Herminia Dumanlang Daniel Paglio John Vickers (JD ’78) Kristin Eiermann 52 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 GIVING GENEROUSLY

Elizabeth and Robert Corboy & Demetrio PC Kinder Morgan Foundation Parkinson Jr. Organizations Court Theatre Kingston Mines Michelle Pernini and Foundations Creative Realty Management LLC Kirkland & Ellis LLP Susan Pozdol* Cross Rhodes Kralovec Meenan LLP Brian Prendergast The School of Law thanks the Cubs/Chicago National League LAKELAW Julie Prendergast following organizations and Curt and Linda Rodin Family Landmark Theaters Kathleen Proctor foundations for their generous Foundation Law Office of Shirleymae Davis Ariana Puckett support in fiscal year 2011. da Vinci Group Law Offices of Peter B. Carey Michael Purcell Do Zoo Lawry’s Tavern DBA Paddy Long’s Janea Raines Adreani Family Foundation Erin Gallagher Jewelry Leahy & Hoste Megan Rees American Transport Group LLC Events by Hand Inc. Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises L Karen and James Reid L Ann Sather Fago de Chao LexisNexis Margaret Reynolds Art Institute of Chicago Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Lincoln Park Athletic Club Damen Ritenhouse Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation Fidelity Foundation Lodge Management Group Noelia Rodriguez AT&T Foundation Field Museum of Natural History Macy’s Inc. Patricia Kelleher and Henry Rose Bank of America Matching Gifts Fireplace Inn Magnuson Hotels Richard Rosenberg Bar 1 Freeborn & Peters LLP Matticks Wine and Liquors Ismael Salam Barbri Bar Review Fujitsu Computer Products of McGuireWoods Matching Bartholomew Scagnelli Baxter Healthcare Corporation America Inc. Gifts Program Douglas Schweickert Beck’s Books Gary S. Mueller & Associates Ltd. The Merck Company Foundation Morgan Shapiro Belden Stratford Gene Siskel Film Center of the Microsoft Maureen Richnak and Benefit Cosmetics School of the Art Institute Miller Law LLC Lawrence Singer Benton C. Strauss Ltd. General Electric Foundation Morrison & Foerster Foundation Janet Sinisi Berry K. Tucker & Associates Ltd. GKN Foundation Moto Restaurant Janet Sisler Bill and Melinda Gates Goldrick & Goldrick Ltd. Murphy’s Bleachers Jason Smith Foundation Groupon Museum of Contemporary Art Matt Smith Block and Block Hair Loft Ltd. Museum of Science and Industry Susan Smith Braun, Strobel, Lorenz, Bergin, Harry F. and Elaine Chaddick Music Box Theatre Catherine Snyder & Millman PC Foundation Nacional 27 Sunghee Sohn Breen Pugh & Associates Helen Brach Foundation Neo-Futurists David Solomon Burlington Northern Santa Fe Hinshaw & Culbertson Nolan and Nolan PC Maria and Erik Sorenson Foundation Honeywell International North American Branch, Elsa and Barry Spiegel Burrito Beach Charity Matching Chartered Institute James Stack Celtic Legal Society of Chicago House of Glunz The Northern Trust Co. Elizabeth Suffredin Charles A. Boyle & Associates Ltd. House of Two Urns B&B Northern Trust Matching Barry Sullivan Chen Chinese and Sushi Howl at the Moon Gift Program Kimberly Thielbar Chicago Bears Charities Hub 51 Northlight Theatre Richard Tobin Chicago Community Trust Hurley, McKenna & Mertz PC Omni Hotels Brian Troutman Chicago Hauntings Inc. Hypocrites Ozmon Family Foundation Bruce Van Baren Chicago History Museum IBM Corporation Paper Source Laura Matalon and Chicago International Dispute Illinois Judges Association Park Hyatt Chicago Spencer Waller Resolution Association Foundation Peoples Energy Thomas Weber Chicago Marriott Suites O’Hare Improv Olympic PepsiCo Foundation Jennifer and Drew Weller Chicago Province of the Infuturia Biosciences Ltd. Pfizer Foundation Scott Whiteford Society of Jesus Italian American Sports Hall Philip H. Corboy Foundation Christopher Williams Chicago Untouchables Tour of Fame Phillips Law Offices Thomas Wilson Chicago White Sox Charities Inc. John Barleycorn Power Rogers & Smith PC Katherine Wind Christus Health John D. & Barbara C. Cooney Record Copy Services Olenka Waite Wright Clark Hill PLC Family Foundation Robert D. Ahlgren & Associates Brandon Wurzinger Clausen Miller PC John D. and Catherine T. Robert J. and Loretta W. Cooney Leslie Richards-Yellen and Coca-Cola Foundation MacArthur Foundation Family Foundation David Yellen Cogan & McNabola P.C. John G. Shedd Aquarium Rockit Bar and Grill Comedy Sportz Theatre John W. Lally, Attorney at Law Rockit Ranch Condon & Cook Joseph A. Power Charitable Rosebud Foundation Cooney and Conway Lead Unitrust Rosebud Restaurants Kelly, Kelly & Kelly LLC

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Sahara Enterprises Inc. Cynthia Baasten (JD ’04) Caroline Driscoll (JD ’00) Richard Kienzler (JD ’08) Salon Couvert Joanne Balderos-Mason (MJ ’00) Sarah Easterling (BA ’04, JD ’08) Erin Kiernat (JD ’05) Salt Inc. K. Shaylan Baldwin (JD ’00) Sara Eber (JD ’09) Chenin Kilduff (JD ’08) Schuyler, Roche & Crisham PC Alysa Barancik (JD ’00) Aisha Cornelius Edwards (JD ’05) James Kim (JD ’06) Scopelitis, Garvin, Light, & Michael Barranda (JD ’04) John Ellis (JD ’05) Melissa King (JD ’04) Hanson & Feary PC Andrew Bell (JD ’09, LLM ’10) Jaime Esler (JD ’01) Teresa King (LLM ’06) Second City Cakes Brooke Benzio (JD ’08) Allison Fakhoury (JD ’03) Joel Klein (JD ’09) Second City Theater Marjolaine Blake (BA ’11) Dawn Faulkner (MJ ’06) Laura Klement (JD ’10) Seneca Hotel Christopher Blum (JD ’10) Angelica Felix (JD ’10) Karen Kohl (JD ’01) Shefsky & Froelich Ltd. Leigh Bonsall (JD ’10) Ann Fenton (JD ’09) Linda Kovathana (JD ’07) Sidley Austin LLP Cara Boyle (JD ’01) Sharon Figliulo (JD ’01) Matthew Kreis (JD ’05) Smith Family Foundation Jillian Brady (JD ’08) Julie Fitzgibbons-Leichtman Elizabeth Kress (MJ ’00) Society of Trial Lawyers Sarah Breitmeyer (JD ’07) (JD ’04) Gretchen Kubasiak (JD ’08) Sol R. Kaufman Family Christine Breitzman (MJ ’06) Dorothy Flisk (MJ ’06) Robert Kuehl (JD ’03) Foundation Olivia Brennan (JD ’08) Basileios Foutris (JD ’00) Carolyn Kurtz (LLM ’01) Sullivan Ltd. Timothy Brennan (JD ’08) Joel Freimuth (JD ’07) Drew Kushnick (JD ’11) Swissotel Chicago William Brewster (JD ’08) Edward Fu (JD ’06) Caroline Kwak (JD ’09) Takeda Pharmaceuticals North Phillip Brigham (JD ’09, LLM ’10) Cheryl Gallagher (MJ ’03) Joann Laboy (MJ ’09) America Inc. Rebecca Novia Brindley (JD ’06) Andrea Garland (JD ’02) Sheila Lacy (MJ ’01) Themis Bar Review Karen Briscoe (MJ ’08) Mary Gaudette (JD ’08) Julia Lane (JD ’07) Thomas A. Demetrio Foundation Lisa Bronson (MJ ’06) Shannon (JD ’02) and Christopher Lay (JD ’08) Toast Kathleen Brown (JD ’05) Andrew Geier (JD ’00) Jae-sang Lee (JD ’06) Toujours Spa & Salon Brenden Bryant (JD ’08) Jennifer Genzler (JD ’05) Richard Lee (JD ’06) Tremont Hotel Karine Polis Burney (JD ’05) Helen Gibbons (JD ’07) Gary Lemna (JD ’03) Twisted Lizard Justin Burt (JD ’10) James Gillespie (JD ’05) Scot Libersher (JD ’07) Unabridged Books Michael Calhoun (JD ’00) Katherine Glancy (JD ’09) Katherine Licup (JD ’06) Urban Oasis Ellen Carey (JD ’01) Mallory Golas (JD ’11) Jon Lindell (JD ’05) Wells Fargo Foundation Chrystan Carlton (MBA ’01, Richard Gordon (JD ’02) Eleana Lindsey (JD ’11) Wells on Wells JD ’07) Jeffrey Greene (MJ ’08) Hui Ling (MS ’02, LLM ’05) Westlaw Diana Chen (JD ’04) Robert Grignon (JD ’09) John Litchfield (JD ’09) Wirtz Corporation Sharada Chidambaram (JD ’10) Jennifer Groszek (MJ ’01) Kathleen Loweth (JD ’02) Women and Children First Ann Chiumino (JD ’02) Jeanna Palmer Gunville (JD ’07) Danielle Luisi (JD ’10) Wrightwood Tap Melissa Irving Christensen Beata Guzik (JD ’08) James Lynch (JD ’07) (JD ’08) Elizabeth Haas (JD ’09) Roberto Madera (JD ’04) Harry Cione (MJ ’08) Kelly Smith Haley (JD ’04) Emily Magnuson (JD ’11) Quinn Clancy (JD ’05) April Hanes-Dowd (MJ ’06) Stephen Maloney (JD ’01) Young Alumni Bridget Clark (JD ’05) Regina Harris (JD ’02) Joseph Mannon (JD ’01) Bernard Henry (JD ’07) Eric Mansell (JD ’01) For another year in a row, Carol Clark (MJ ’04) Donald Cole (JD ’09) Anthony Hernandez (JD ’10) Courtney Boho Marincsin (JD ’08) Young Alumni increased their Gia Colunga (JD ’04) Brian Hogan (JD ’11) Samantha Martin (JD ’10) participation. We applaud their Amanda Congdon (BA ’02, JD ’05) David Holland (JD ’08) John Masters (JD ’09) enthusiastic commitment to Chance Cooper (JD ’07) Laura Jackson (MJ ’04) Silvia Masters (JD ’00) their alma mater within 10 years Heather Couch (JD ’11) Seth Jaffe (JD ’07) Ruby Mateos (MJ ’10) of graduation. Michael Coyne (JD ’08) Shannon James (JD ’07) Kevin McCloskey (BA ’00, JD ’03) Robert Dadourian (JD ’10) Cheryl Jansen (LLM ’04) David McCracken (JD ’09) Laurence Acker (JD ’06) Jeremy Daniel (JD ’07) Adriane Johnson (MJ ’06) Patrick McCurry (JD ’07) Matthew Adair (JD ’09) Joshua Dankoff (JD ’11) Jennifer Jones (JD ’03) Erin McGinley (JD ’02) Victoria Adams (MJ ’08) Jennifer DePriest (JD ’00) Patrick Joy (JD ’06) Molly McGinley (JD ’05) Jennifer Airato (JD ’06) Sherri DeVito (JD ’10) Darla Kaminski (MJ ’07) Megan McGrath (JD ’06) Christina Alderfer (JD ’02) Andrew DeYoe (JD ’09, LLM ’11) Andrew Katsoulos (JD ’08) Ryan McNulty (JD ’10) Michael Alkaraki (JD ’06) Jennifer Diamond (JD ’02) Kelly Keefe (JD ’09) Ann Meckstroth (JD ’06) Sandra Anderson-Guerra Sosa Marisa Doherty (JD ’07) Michael Kelley (JD ’06) Kelley Menzano (JD ’09) (MJ ’06) Nora Doherty (BA ’01, JD ’05) Eric Kelly (JD ’05) Hanh (JD ’06) and John Meyers Julio Argueta (JD ’00) Matthew Dolan (JD ’09) Laura Kenneally (JD ’06) (JD ’05) Thomas Arvanitis (JD ’09) Damon Doucet (JD ’07) Anthony Kenney (JD ’08) Sam Meziani (JD ’03) Steven Austin (LLM ’09) Bernard Doyle III (JD ’09) Amy Watroba Kern (JD ’01) Cinthia Michel (JD ’00, LLM ’02) 54 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 GIVING GENEROUSLY

Laura Michelotti (JD ’08) Kristin Schleiter (JD ’07, LLM ’09) In honor of Philip Corboy Laura Milnichuk (JD ’05) Katherine Schostok (LLM ’09) Tribute Gifts (JD ’49) Sameena Mohammed (JD ’10) William Schramm (JD ’11) Susan (JD ’75) and Jay Mann Tribute gifts meaningfully Azita Mojarad (JD ’00) Rebecca Segal (JD ’10) (JD ’75) recognize a member of the Desiree Moore (JD ’05) Peter Senechalle (JD ’09) Patricia and Francis Murphy School of Law community, Rita Morris (MJ ’01) Kalpesh Shah (JD ’01) commemorate an occasion, Colleen Morrison (BA ’01, JD ’09) Riya Shah (JD ’05) In honor of the Faculty and or express condolences. We Jonathan Motto (JD ’11) Jordan Shea (JD ’07) Administration Colleen Mueller (JD ’00) Nick Sideris (BS ’97, JD ’00) thank the donors who honored Andrew DeYoe (JD ’09, LLM ’11) Maureen Mulvihill (JD ’07) Michael Sitrick (JD ’11) or memorialized the following Katherine Murak (JD ’09) Julia Jensen Smolka (JD ’00) classmates, friends, and loved In honor of Diane Geraghty Gregory Murawski (MJ ’07) Connie Spencer (JD ’06) ones through their fiscal year Laura Michelotti (JD ’08) Douglas Murray (JD ’05) Katherine Staba (JD ’09) 2011 gifts to the law school. Ashley Nall (JD ’07) Alison Stankus (JD ’08, MSW ’09) In memory of George and Elizabeth Nelson (JD ’10) Jonathan Steffy (JD ’08) In memory of James Alderfer Alice Lewis Meredith Nelson (JD ’09) John Tanagho (JD ’08) Christina Alderfer (JD ’02) and Anonymous Natalie Nimerala (JD ’03) Daniel Tardiff (JD ’02) Zachary Bishop Jeremy Nix (JD ’03) Michelle Taylon (BBA ’04, JD ’07) In memory of Shawn Allison Noback (JD ’02) Mary Thompson (MJ ’03) In honor of Melissa and Mercer-Dixon Lauren Norris (JD ’07) Matthew Thrun (JD ’00) Nathaniel Bazydlo Chrystan Carlton (MBA ’01, Kelly O’Brien (JD ’01) Paula Tironi (LLM ’09) Anonymous JD ’07) and John Nettles Timothy O’Hara (JD ’02) James Toohey (JD ’00) Starr Mercer-Horne Amber Oleson (JD ’09) Joseph Topinka (LLM ’08) In memory of A. Kathleen Maura (JD ’01) and Brian O’Meara Jennifer Trajkovski (MJ ’07) Beazley In memory of Michael Perona (JD ’01) Jonathan Tse (JD ’07) Barbara and Delbert Arsenault (JD ’00) Melody O’Neal (MJ ’02) David Turiciano (JD ’00) Rita Bakewell Claire (JD ’89) and Andrew O’Neill (JD ’05) Elizabeth Ullman (JD ’11) Gracia and Julio Battistoni Timothy Murphy Tochukwu Onyekwuluje (MJ ’06) Kathleen Vannucci (JD ’07) Mary Bracken Heather Kuhn O’Toole (JD ’02) Abby Volin (JD ’07) Amelia and J.P. Cantafio In memory of Margaret David Patariu (JD ’09) Courtney Waggoner (JD ’05) Patricia and David Dorwart Primiano Purvi Patel (JD ’05) Geoffrey Waguespack (JD ’03) Herminia Dumanlang Patrice (JD ’79) and Jeannette Perry (JD ’01) Marc Wallace (JD ’00) Elvera Fischer Raymond Suberlak (JD ’77) Mary Phelan (JD ’05) Jennifer (JD ’05) and Ryan Walsh James Forjan Stanley Pierson (JD ’01) (JD ’06) Diane and Thomas Geraghty In memory of Charles Purcell Patrick Polcari (JD ’09) Matthew Walter (JD ’07) Catherine and the Honorable (BA ’53, JD ’56) Susan Poll-Klaessy (JD ’09) Jennifer Weed (JD ’10) William Hart (JD ’51) Marilyn Bansley Anthony Pottinger (JD ’05) Michael Weicher (JD ’03) Corinne and Fred Lane (JD ’50) John Byrne III (JD ’94) Danielle Powell (JD ’10) James Weiler (JD ’09) Patricia and Archibald McKinlay Dolores Grubba-Hodapp and Megan Powers (JD ’09) Christopher Weinum (JD ’00) Elizabeth and Robert Parkinson Jr. James Hodapp (BSC ’55, JD ’56) Cheryl Price (JD ’00) Presita West (JD ’00) Janet Sisler Dorothy Lane Christine Quigley (JD ’06) Ellen Westley (JD ’11) Catherine Snyder Peggy and Robert McHugh Romeo Quinto Jr. (JD ’00) Samuel Wieczorek (JD ’07) Elsa and Barry Spiegel (JD ’59) Mary Raines (JD ’02) and Elizabeth Winiarski (JD ’10) James Stack Clare (JD ’91) and Robert Samuel Park (JD ’00) Teresa Wittmer (JD ’00) Paula Grist and Mark Vaughan Napleton (BBA ’85, JD ’88) Kevin Rasp (JD ’07) Lisa Wood (JD ’10) Ellen and Joseph O’Gallagher Regina Rathnau (JD ’02) Elizabeth Yablonicky (JD ’00) In honor of the Beazley Susan and John Spoeri (JD ’79) Marcos Reyes (BS ’97, JD ’00) Christoph Yarbrough (JD ’00) Institute Faculty and Staff Amy Richards (JD ’05) Peter Yuh (JD ’05) Andrew DeYoe (JD ’09, LLM ’11) In memory of Frank Reynolds Danielle Rickard (MA ’02, JD ’05) Zachary Ziliak (JD ’06) Jr. (JD ’62) Marcia Rolnik (JD ’00) In honor of James Carey Margaret Reynolds Emily Rozwadowski (JD ’06) Breen Pugh & Associates Matthew Rundio (JD ’00) In memory of John Reynolds Maureen Ryan (JD ’09, LLM ’10) In honor of Kevin Conway (JD ’55) Jennifer Ryder (JD ’04) (BA ’73, JD ’76) Celtic Legal Society of Chicago Julie Schaff (JD ’04) Richard Dale Michelle Schindler (JD ’07)

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MULTI–YEAR PLEDGE TO FUND AMAKER SCHOLARSHIP William A. Lowry (JD ’87) ill Lowry believes in leading by example. Upon joining the Law Alumni Board of Governors and B its Scholarship Committee, he quickly pledged $30,000 over five years to fund both a $5,000 unrestricted gift and a $25,000 gift to the Norman Amaker Scholarship Fund. His gift brings the Amaker Fund to endowment level, making this long wished-for scholarship a reality. “Norm Amaker was a quiet giant in the civil rights movement and at Loyola,” Lowry says. “It’s a privilege to support scholarships for our young attorneys in Norm’s name.” Managing shareholder at Nyhan, Bambrick, Kinzie & Lowry PC, Lowry has also served on the Dean’s Diversity Council and is a recipient of the Donald L. Hollowell (JD ’51) Distinguished Service Award.

In memory of SHHS Susan Schwartz (JD ’80) Vani Chetty Andrew Gavil Anonymous Kelly Smith-Haley (JD ’04) Phil Evans William Gotfryd (BS ’77, JD ’80) Brian Speers (JD ’93) Philipp Fabbio Allen Grunes In honor of Natashee Spaulding Norma Sutton (JD ’80) Anna Fornalczyk Pamela Jones Harbour David Solomon Michal Gal Michael Hausfeld Circle of Advocates Lindsay Hampton Claudia Higgins Advisory Board Shyam Khemani William Holmes Ki Jong Lee William Isaacson Robert Bingle (JD ’81) Boards and David Lewis Jonathan Jacobson Kathy Byrne (JD ’88) Imelda Maher Dan Karon Volunteers Kevin Conway (BA’ 73, JD ’76) Philip Marsden Jerome Lamet Robert Cooney (JD ’78) The School of Law gratefully Mitsuo Matsushita James Langenfeld The Honorable Richard Devine acknowledges the time and Pradeep Mehta Robert Langer (BA ’65) Rafael Muente Jane Hoffman Locke effort our volunteers contributed The Honorable Thomas Donnelly Paul Nihoul Alexei Marcoux to coach, mentor, guest lecture, (JD ’86) Carlos Orci Milton Marquis and serve on boards throughout Karen Dorff (JD ’80) Vincent Power David Marx fiscal year 2011.T hank you for Mara Georges (JD ’88) Jose Rivas Melissa Maxman your leadership and guidance James Hopkinson (JD ’85) Jayme Vita Roso James Morsch of the next generation of The Honorable Michael Avishalom Tor Camellia Noriega (JD ’01) Loyola graduates. Howlett Jr. Joseph Wilson Kevin O’Connor The Honorable Virginia Kendall Charles Wright Robert Pratt BOARDS (JD ’92) Richard Rappaport (BS ’66, JD ’67) Daniel Kotin (JD ’91) Consumer Antitrust U.S. Richard Reinish Alumni Board of Governors Carla Kupe-Arion (JD ’08) Advisory Board Douglas Richards Scott Lane (JD ’88) Laurance Acker (JD ’76) Douglas Rosenthal Thomas Leahy (JD ’77) Jeffrey Aaronson Jorge Cazares (JD ’90) Daniel Savrin Edward McNabola (JD ’92) Richard Alan Arnold James Chandler (JD ’00) Michael Sennett (JD ’77) Michael Monico David Balto Michael Cho (JD ’93) Steve Shadowen Robert Napleton (BBA ’85, JD ’88) Theodore Banks Vincent Cook (JD ’75) Lea Krivinskas Shepard Stephen Phillips (JD ’85) Peter Barile III Gino DiVito (JD ’63) Daniel Shulman The Honorable Lorna Propes JoAnne Bloom (JD ’76) Marguerite “Margee” Elias (JD ’86) Margaret Simpson (JD ’75) Michael Boffa (JD ’04) Allison Fakhoury (JD ’03) Paul Slater The Honorable Mary Jane Theis Peter Carstensen Daniel Fusco (JD ’64) Laurence Sorkin (BA ’71) Timothy Cox (JD ’07) Christopher Hurley (JD ’84) Bruce Spiva Eric Cramer Daniel Kotin (JD ’91) Maurice Stucke Consumer Antitrust Jeffrey Cross William Lowry (JD ’87) Bonny Sweeney International Advisory Board Robert Draba (JD ’05) William Luby (JD ’94) Joseph Tabacco Jr. Andre Fiebig Robert Muriel (JD ’93) Caron Beaton-Wells Thomas Needham (JD ’84) Albert Foer Mark Berry Dean’s Diversity Council Eleanor Fox William Quinlan (JD ’64) Beatriz Boza Michael Freed Rishi Agrawal (JD ’98) Jeanne Reynolds (JD ’86) Ayse Odman Boztosun Brett Frischmann Deidre Atkins-Jackson (MJ ’05) Martha Sabol (JD ’99) Philippe Brusick 56 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 GIVING GENEROUSLY

REAL ESTATE GIFT PROVIDES LIFE INCOME AND LEGACY William J. Hines (JD ’48) ith foresight and generosity, William Hines made a 1995 gift of property to Loyola, funding a W charitable remainder unitrust that provided him with income during his life and a gift of over $400,000 to the law school upon his death in November 2010. This significant support bolsters the endowment and has been used in part to establish the William J. Hines Scholarship Fund in his honor. Originally from Iowa, Hines came to Chicago after serving as a World War II Marine aviator. He later moved his family to Washington, DC, to open North American Aviation’s Rocketdyne Division, which became Rockwell International. His daughter, Suzanne Hines (JD ’81), is also a Loyola law graduate.

Bonita Benn (JD ’96) VOLUNTEERS Thomas Donnelly (JD ’86) Holly Carnell (JD ’09) Beverly Bulliner (MJ ’00) Aimee Dreiss (JD ’08) Colleen Check (JD ’09) Marcos Cancio-Nazario (JD ’03) Admissions Volunteers James Dunn (JD ’92) Cassie Cirignani (JD ’09) Jorge Cazares (JD ’90) Valentia Alleyne (JD ’10) Louise Gross (JD ’76) The Honorable John Cullerton Michael Cho (JD ’93) Ian Balom (JD ’10) Julie Harcum (JD ’03) (JD ’74) Stacey Cischke (JD ’00) Frederick Bernardo (JD ’10) David Holland (JD ’08) Mary Curry (JD ’05) Donald Cole (JD ’09) Dennericka Brooks (JD ’07) Erin Kennedy (JD ’09) Nidhi Desai (JD ’97) Sonia Coleman (JD ’95) Lauren Cherry (JD ’10) Marlene Key (JD ’08) Robert Dwyer (JD ’86) Amanda Garcia (JD ’06) Thomas Connelly (JD ’80) Rick Kienzler (JD ’08) Joan Frazier (JD ’84) Clarinda Gipson (JD ’94) Robert Draba (JD ’05) William Luby (JD ’94) Lou Glaser (JD ’89) Jeremy Gottschalk (JD ’04) Nancy Drane (JD ’01) Erin Masters (JD ’04) Michael Goggin (JD ’01, MBA ’02) Beata Guzik (JD ’08) Allison Fakhoury (JD ’03) Robert Musiel (JD ’93) Brian Grossman (JD ’88) Leslie Hairston (JD ’89) Mara Georges (JD ’88) Mary Nelson (JD ’09) Donald Hallsten (JD ’97) Nicholas Hoeft (BA ’04, JD ’07) Margaret Honrath (JD ’08) Andrew Nicholas (JD ’04) Theresa Harris (JD ’85) Tanesha Jones (JD ’05) Margaret Krawiec (JD ’98) Alexis Reed (JD ’04) Timothy Hogan (JD ’02) Winnie Kantaris (BS ’97, JD ’02) Danielle Luisi (JD ’10) Marcia Rolnik (JD ’00) Margaret Honrath (JD ’08) Reema Kapur (JD ’04) Jeremy Moorehouse (JD ’10) Rebecca Rosenthal (JD ’08) Erin Jennings (BS ’79, JD ’83) Carla Kupe-Arion (JD ’08) Joy Park (JD ’08) Janna Grandone Shell (JD ’08) Erin Kennedy (JD ’09) Caroline Kwak (JD ’09) Anthony Pavel (JD ’01) Elizabeth Simon (JD ’83) Camille Khodadad (JD ’91) William Lowry (JD ’87) Michele Roulbet (JD ’09) Ruta Stropus (JD ’89) Roger Kiley (JD ’04) Robert Muriel (JD ’93) Humberto Ruiz (JD ’06) Megan Sulok (JD ’08) Kristi Lemoine (JD ’09) Gerald Peterson (BA ’69, JD ’77) Bill Stovall (JD ’98) TiffanyT racy (JD ’02) Kathleen Lyons (JD ’94) Stephen Pugh (BACLS ’68, JD ’73) Karin Travis (JD ’90) John Marren (JD ’83) Romeo Quinto (JD ’00) Advocacy Mentors Tommy Weber (JD ’10) Alice Martin (JD ’89) Azim Ramelize (JD ’90) William Weiler (JD ’10) Kathleen McGinty (JD ’96) Kathy Byrne (JD ’88) Malini Rao (JD ’07) Matthew Willens (JD ’95) Megan McGrath (JD ’06) Bob Cooney (JD ’78) Diane Sciacca (JD ’93) Liz Winiarski (JD ’10) Brian Monico (JD ’04) Tom Donnelly (JD ’86) Lorri Ambrose Scott (JD ’92) Djuana O’Connor (JD ’91) Dan Kotin (JD ’91) Aaron Siebert-Llera (JD ’09) Class Guest Speakers Linda Palomar (JD ’94) Scott Lane (JD ’88) The Honorable Sanjay Tailor Joy Park (JD ’08) Tom Leahy (JD ’72) Matthew Adair (JD ’09) (JD ’91) Alpa Patel (JD ’94) Ted McNabola (JD ’92) Daniel Alholm (JD ’03) Mary Thompson (MJ ’03) Joseph Power (JD ’77) Bob Napleton (JD ’88) Sonia Antolec (JD ’07) Kathy Twine (BBA ’85, JD ’91) Melania Prest (BA ’01, JD ’04) Lorna Propes (JD ’75) Thomas Aumann (JD ’04) Tyson (JD ’76) Maureen Reynolds (JD ’09) Mary Jane Theis (BA ’71) Sergio Balbontin (JD ’06, MBA ’08) Domingo Vargas (BA ’84, JD ’87) Michael Roche (JD ’02) Michael Baum (JD ’02) Greta Weathersby (BA ’82, JD ’87) Lori Rosen (JD ’96) Career Services Speakers Scott Beckman (BA ’81, JD ’84) David Wheeler (BBA ’99, JD ’99) Debran Rowland (JD ’95) Pamela Berkowitz (JD ’08) Michelle Yokoyama (JD ’03) Matt Adair (JD ’09) Diane Sciacca (JD ’93) Leatrice Berman-Sandler (JD ’04) Peter Yuh (JD ’05) Karen Altman (JD ’04) Fredericka Shea (LLM ’08) Sean Bezark (JD ’90) Sara Block (JD ’07) Kerrin Slattery (LLM ’96) Sara Block (JD ’07) Bridget Clark (JD ’05) Kevin Sobczyk (JD ’06) Kimberly Boike (JD ’07) Debra Cruz (JD ’08) Megan Sulok (JD ’08) Adam Braun (JD ’07)

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Patrick Sutton (JD ’09, LLM ’10) Mara Georges (JD ’88) Neal Goldstein (JD ’89) Brooke Conner (JD ’10) James Swift (JD ’78) Helen Gibbons (JD ’07) Marci Handler (LLM ’91) Vincent Cook (BA ’72, JD ’75) Irvin Wagner (LLM ’09) Andrew Gorman (JD ’06) Jay Howard (LLM ’94) Kathleen Cunniff (JD ’07) Thomas Weber (JD ’10) Jonathan Graber (JD ’02) Laura Keidan Martin Lindsay Dates (JD ’10) Kelly Whalen (JD ’08) Brianne Gruszka (JD ’05) Heather O’Shea Karen Dimond (BA ’76, JD ’80) John Wunderlich (BA ’06, BS ’06, Conor Heaton (JD ’07) Judith Parker Jake Downing (JD ’06) JD ’09) Sarah Hummel (JD ’05) Bob Roth Patrick Dwyer (JD ’99) Kevin Yen (JD ’00) Katherine Janega (JD ’77) Raymond Threlkeld Sophie Dye (JD ’07) Laurene Janik (JD ’78) Marguerite Elias (JD ’86) Diversity Mentors Hilary Johns (MA ’05, JD ’05) Health Law Fundraising Allison Fakhoury (JD ’03) Jennifer Jones (JD ’03) Committee Brian Fliflet (JD ’99) Valentia Alleyne (JD ’10) Linda Kagan (BA ’75, JD ’80) Brian Gainer (JD ’05) Veronica Bonilla-Lopez (BS ’98, Bernard Beazley (JD ’50) Edward Lance (JD ’99) Jean Gaspardo (JD ’94, MBA ’99) JD ’03) John Durso (JD ’77) Jerome Larkin (BS ’74, JD ’78) Thomas Gayle (JD ’07) Jorge Cazares (JD ’90) Mitchell Wiet (JD ’65) Jerry Latherow (JD ’76) Tiffany Gehrke (JD ’09) Donald Cole (JD ’09) Thomas Lombardo (JD ’02) Jennifer Genzler (JD ’05) Tchedly Desire (BA ’06, JD ’09) Health Law Strategic Christine Martinez (BA ’95, JD ’03) Donald Gibson (BA ’80, JD ’83) Jason Lewis (JD ’09) Planning Committee Maritza Martinez (BA ’88, JD ’89) Andrew Gorman (JD ’06) Diana Lopez (JD ’01) Mary Anne Mason (JD ’77) L. Edward Bryant Jr. Sarah Hummel (JD ’05) Roberto Mancilla (JD ’08) Erin Masters (JD ’04) John Durso (JD ’77) James Hussey (JD ’73) Lisa McLeod (JD ’09) Kathleen Dedmon Mathewson Gail Hasbrouck Hilary Johns (JD ’05, MA ’05) Robert Muriel (JD ’93) (JD ’85) John Marren (JD ’83) Linda Kagan (BA ’75, JD ’80) Gerald Peterson (BA ’69, JD ’77) Brian McKillip (BA ’68, JD ’72) Tom McFadden (LLM ’89) Reema Kapur (JD ’04) Romeo Quinto (JD ’00) Karen Mellow (JD ’76) David Marx Jr. Richard Kienzler (JD ’08) Azim Ramelize (JD ’90) Pamela Menaker (JD ’84) Mitchell Wiet (JD ’65) Katherine Kopita (JD ’10) Malini Rao (JD ’07) Christina Hynes Mesco (JD ’07) Barbara Youngberg Frederic Krol (JD ’01) Diane Sciacca (JD ’93) Thomas Moore (JD ’73) Beata Leja (JD ’07) Christy Sicher (JD ’10) Daniel Murray (JD ’76) Health Law Mentors Adrienne Levatino (JD ’80) Domingo Vargas (BA ’84, JD ’87) Gordon Nash Jr. (JD ’69) John Litchfield (JD ’09) Greta Weathersby (BA ’82, JD ’87) Linas Grikas (LLM ’97) Stanley Orszula (JD ’98) Nicholas Harned (LLM ’01) William Luby (JD ’94) Regina Rathnau (JD ’02) Danielle Luisi (JD ’10) First-Year Ellen Layton (LLM ’98) Charleen Reinhold (BS ’79, JD ’83) Thomas Lyons (JD ’86) Dinner Program Tom McFadden (LLM ’89) Steven Rotunno (JD ’78) Carolyn Metnick (LLM ’07) Maritza Martinez (BA ’88, JD ’89) Gerald Angst (BA ’72, JD ’75) Nicole Rudman (JD ’96) Nancy Paridy (LLM ’94) Erin Masters (JD ’04) Alisa Arnoff (BA ’84, JD ’88) Jennifer Russ (BA ’04, JD ’07) Diane Romza-Kutz (LLM ’94) Nicholas McCann (JD ’10) Lauren Bauser (JD ’04) John Scharkey (JD ’02) Tara Shewchuk (LLM ’94) Lisa McLeod (JD ’09) Ellen Benodin (JD ’86) Bryan Sims (JD ’96) Paula Tironi (LLM ’09) Ann Meckstroth (JD ’06) Sandra Blake (JD ’92) Kelly Smith-Haley (JD ’04) Kelley Menzano (JD ’09) Christina Brotto (BBA ’91, JD ’95) Domingo Such (JD ’96) Litigation: The First Five Years Laura Michelotti (JD ’08) Donald Brown (JD ’73) Thomas Suffredin (JD ’05) Amber Morris (JD ’05) Carly Berard (JD ’06) Robert Byrne (BA ’66, JD ’67) Michael Tomasek (BS ’89, JD ’94) Robert Muriel (JD ’93) Chance Cooper (JD ’07) Mary Denise Cahill (BA ’68, JD ’76) Fern Trevino (BA ’69, JD ’83) Thomas Needham (JD ’84) James Gillingham (JD ’06) Shannon Callahan (JD ’04) Benjamin Vaccaro (JD ’06) Elizabeth Nelson (JD ’10) Abigail Peluso (JD ’07) Lisa Callaway (BA ’86, JD ’89) Emily Vaccaro (BBA ’03, JD ’06) Mary Nelson (JD ’09) Michael Cherskov (JD ’88) Kathleen Vannucci (JD ’07) Lauren Norris (JD ’07) Meet the Alumni Michael Cho (JD ’93) Katrina Veerhusen (JD ’78) Danielle Powell (JD ’10) Tina Cohen (JD ’05) Harold Winston (JD ’89) Leigh Abrams (JD ’10) Romeo Quinto (JD ’00) Francisco Connell (JD ’06) Valerie Atria (JD ’10) Azim Ramelize (JD ’90) Vincent Cook (BA ’72, MA ’75, Health Law Amanda Baker (JD ’06) Joseph Rebman (BS ’01, JD ’05) JD ’75) Curriculum Committee Lauren Bauser (JD ’04) The Honorable Jeanne Reynolds Gino DiVito (BA ’59, JD ’63) Leslie Bayles (JD ’00) (JD ’86) Michael Anthony Jake Downing (JD ’06) Timothy Brennan (JD ’08) Rebecca Rosenthal (JD ’08) Scott Becker Allison Fakhoury (JD ’03) Matthew Burke (MA ’04, JD ’09) Steven Rotunno (JD ’78) Jim Boswell Ellen Flynn (BSN ’78, JD ’99) Bryan Bylica (JD ’09, MBA ’09) Maureen Ryan (JD ’09, LLM ’10) Edward Bryant Tammi Franke (JD ’85) Johann Chau (JD ’09) Gregg Rzepczynski (BBA ’84, Rachel Dvorken Joel Freimuth (JD ’07) Michael Cherskov (JD ’88) JD ’87) 58 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 GIVING GENEROUSLY

Lauren Sanchez-Murphy (JD ’10) LaKeisha Marsh (JD ’05) Anastasia Pavich (JD ’04) The Honorable Thomas Donnelly Kathleen Scanlan (JD ’10) Mark Mathewson (BA ’82, JD ’85) Abigail Peluso (JD ’07) (JD ’86) James Schiff (JD ’09) Thomas McCauley (JD ’75) Gerry Peterson (JD ’77) Aimee Dreiss (JD ’08) Peter Senechalle (JD ’09) John Meyers (JD ’05) Anthony Plaid (JD ’08) Jaime Esler (JD ’01) Alexis Shrawder (JD ’10) Laura Milnichuk (JD ’05) Romeo Quinto (JD ’00) Cynthia Garcia (JD ’01) Sarah Smith (JD ’06) Desiree Moore (JD ’05) Dina Rachford (JD ’07) Andrew Gorman (JD ’06) Kelly Smith-Haley (JD ’04) Emmett Nolan (JD ’75) Jennifer Ryder (JD ’04) Josie Gough (JD ’84) Jan Stewart (JD ’06) Purvi Patel (JD ’05) James Saranteas (JD ’99) Jeanna Palmer Gunville (JD ’07) Norma Sutton (BA ’74, JD ’80) Molly Phelan (JD ’05) James Schiff (JD ’09) Terrence Hake (JD ’77) John Tanagho (JD ’08) Lysa Postula-Stein (JD ’00) Lindsey Shelp (JD ’10) Julie Harcum (MSW ’03, JD ’03) Michelle Tayon (BBA ’04, JD ’07) Anthony Pottinger (JD ’05) Patricia Sudendorf (JD ’88) Sean Higgins (JD ’07) Fern Trevino (BA ’69, MSW ’78, Keith Pozulp (JD ’05) Kathleen Vannucci (JD ’07) David Holland (JD ’08) JD ’83) Romeo Quinto (JD ’00) James Weiler (JD ’09) The Honorable Virginia Kendall Kathleen Vannucci (JD ’07) Marcos Reyes (BS ’97, JD ’00) Dana White (JD ’10) (JD ’92) Jon Vigano (JD ’98) Marci Rolnik (JD ’00) Ethan Zelizer (JD ’03) Erin Kennedy (JD ’09) Ryan Walsh (JD ’06) Dan Roth (JD ’80) Marlene Key (JD ’08) David Wheeler (JD ’99, BBA ’99) Paul Roy (JD ’85) Student Competition Judges Rick Kienzler (JD ’08) Elizabeth Winiarski (JD ’10) Matthew Rundio (JD ’00) Jonathan King (JD ’97) Matthew Adair (JD ’09) Kurt Winiecki (JD ’97) Sue Schwartz (JD ’80) Bradley Klein (JD ’09) Russell Blair (JD ’79) David Wolpa (JD ’08) Julia Jensen Smolka (JD ’00) Michelle Kohut (JD ’02) Leigh Bonsall (JD ’10) Zachary Ziliak (JD ’06) David Turiciano (JD ’00) Nicholas Lagoni (JD ’04) Kevin Carlson (JD ’04) Jennifer Cook Walsh (JD ’05) Scott Lane (JD ’88) Natalie Eschbach (JD ’09) Meet the Lawyers Presita West (JD ’00) Kristi Lemoine (JD ’09) Themistocles Frangos (JD ’10) Fay Hartog Levin (JD ’75) Jack Crowe (JD ’89) Thomas Gamache (BA ’01, JD ’03) Student Competition Coaches William Luby (JD ’94) Steven Dollear (JD ’02) Jean Gaspardo (JD ’94, MBA ’99) Diane MacArthur (JD ’82) The Honorable Virginia M. Matthew Adair (JD ’09) James Gillingham (JD ’06) John Maki (JD ’09) Kendall (JD ’92) Sonia Antolec (JD ’07) Chenin Kilduff (JD ’08) Erin Masters (JD ’04) Joan A. Long (JD ’92) Giselle Santibanez Bania (JD ’99) Caroline Kwak (JD ’09) Robert Muriel (JD ’93) Patricia Mehler (JD ’92) Michael Baniak (JD ’09) Lee Laudicina (JD ’08) Anthony Pottinger (JD ’05) Lawrence Msall (JD ’92) Dennericka Brooks (JD ’07) Jeffrey Mathis (JD ’06) Alexis Reed (JD ’04) John Murphy (JD ’86) Katie Bunch (JD ’08) Erin McGinley (JD ’02) Marcia Rolnnik (JD ’00) Patrick Murphy (JD ’86) Megan Canty (JD ’07) Kelley Menzano (JD ’09) Rebecca Rosenthal (JD ’08) Thomas Paris (JD’92) James Chandler (JD ’00) Mark Miller (JD ’04) Gregg Rzepczynski (JD ’87) TiffanyT racy (JD ’02) Chance Cooper (JD ’07) Elizabeth Nelson (JD ’10) Janna Grandone Shell (JD ’08) Aimee Delaney (JD ’98) Romeo Quinto (JD ’00) Elizabeth Simon (JD ’83) Reunion 2010 Class Agents Brian DeVilling (JD ’02) Dina Rachford (JD ’07) Megan Sulok (JD ’08) Christopher Dionne (JD ’10) Clay Rehrig (JD ’10) Amanda Adams (BA ’02, JD ’05) Amanda Todd (JD ’00) Thomas Donnelly (JD ’86) Kristine Reveille (JD ’10) Alan Barinholtz (JD ’80) Karin Travis (JD ’90) John Ellis (JD ’05) James Saranteas (JD ’99) Derek Bradford (JD ’00) Tommy Weber (JD ’10) Natalie Eschbach (JD ’09) Peter Senechalle (JD ’09) Anthony Bruozas (JD ’90) John Wiktor (JD ’00) Toby Eveland (JD ’05) Geoffrey Waguespack (JD ’03) Gery Chico (JD ’85) Matt Willens (JD ’95) Daniel Farris (JD ’07) Zachary Watters (JD ’10) Bridget Clark (JD ’05) Nubia Willman (JD ’10) Teresa Frisbie (JD ’86) Kendall Woods (JD ’02) Mike Daley (JD ’80) David Wolpa (JD ’08) Scott Gilbert (JD ’04) John Wunderlich (BA ’06, BS ’06, Carrie Earley (JD ’00) Junaid Zubairi (JD ’02) Jimmy Gillingham (JD ’06) JD ’09) Aisha Cornelius Edwards (JD ’05) Gregory Killoren (JD ’03) Michael Yuan (JD ’09) John Ellis (JD ’05) Young Alumni Yangsu Kim (JD ’06) Edward Fiedler (JD ’60) Events Committee Thomas Luetkemeyer (JD ’82) Student Organization Paula Galbraith (JD ’00) Matthew Mackenzie (JD ’08) Speakers Matthew Adair (JD ’09) Freddi Greenberg (JD ’75) Laura Mallory (JD ’08) Jillian Brady (JD ’08) Jack Hartman (BBA ’80, MBA ’82, Karen Altman (JD ’04) Ann Meckstroth (JD ’06) Caroline Cannizzaro (JD ’09) JD ’85) Adam Braun (JD ’07) James Michel (JD ’04) Bridget Clark (JD ’05) Ted Helwig (JD ’80) Bridget Clark (JD ’05) William Murphy (JD ’11) Jacqueline Clisham (JD ’07) Patrick Hughes (BBA ’57, JD ’60) Lisa Colpoys (JD ’94) Elizabeth Nelson (JD ’10) Donald Cole (JD ’09) Erin Kiernat (JD ’05) Heidi Dalenberg (JD ’89) Timothy O’Hara (JD ’02) Matthew Cook (JD ’09) Diana Lamphiere (JD ’00) Lisa Diaz (JD ’06)

LL | The School of Law gratefully acknowledges Loyola Loyalists, who demonstrate their philanthropic commitment with 10+ * Deceased years of consecutive fiscal year giving, and young alumni Loyola Loyalists who have made a gift every year since graduation. GIVING GENEROUSLY 59

Areas of Support

Gifts from alumni, friends, organizations, foundations, and faculty and staff support the following areas:

Student Scholarships Professorships and Endowed Chairs $804,449 $107,955

Centers of Excellence and Other Academic Programs $23,102 $1,313,990

Dean’s Development Fund $1,758,675

Kristin Culbertson (JD ’07) Lauren Norris (JD ’07) Bridget Clark (JD ’05) Timothy Reeb (JD ’10) Sara Doerr (JD ’09) Purvi Patel (JD ’05) Gia Colunga (JD ’04) Stephanie Renguso (JD ’10) Steven Dollear (JD ’02) Noel Paul (JD ’08) April Connley (JD ’07) Rebecca Rosenthal (JD ’08) Sara Eber (JD ’09) Anthony Pottinger (JD ’05) Dennis Coyle (JD ’07) James Schiff (JD ’09) John Ellis (JD ’05) Romeo Quinto (JD ’00) Kathleen Cunniff (JD ’07) Kellie Sellman (JD ’07) Allison Fakhoury (JD ’03) Alexis Reed (JD ’04) William Elward (BA ’82, JD ’93) Richard Sleesman (JD ’07) Cynthia Garcia (JD ’01) Marcia Rolnik (JD ’00) Allison Fakhoury (JD ’03) Matthew Sorem (JD ’07) Tiffany Gorman (JD ’03) Peter Senechalle (JD ’09) Joel Freimuth (JD ’07) Alison Stankus (JD ’08, MSW ’09) Mary Guadette (JD ’08) Kelly Smith-Haley (JD ’04) David Holland (JD ’08) Martin Syvertsen (JD ’09) Beata Guzik (JD ’08) Alison Stankus (JD ’08, MSW ’09) Seth Jaffe (JD ’07) Michelle Taylon (BBA ’04, JD ’07) Bernard Henry (JD ’07) Lisa Thakker (BS ’97, JD ’03) Kelly Keefe (JD ’09) Cindy Tsai (MBA ’07, JD ’07) Christine Jagodzinski (BS ’98, Sarah Toney (JD ’03) Erin Kennedy (JD ’09) Kathleen Vannucci (JD ’07) MA ’00, JD ’02)) Kathleen Vannucci (JD ’07) Danielle Luisi (JD ’10) Geoffrey Waguespack (JD ’03) Winnie Kantaris (BS ’97, JD ’02) Jennifer Walsh (JD ’05) Nicholas Mesco (JD ’07) Michelle Weiler (JD ’09) Caroline Kwak (JD ’09) Kelly Whalen (JD ’08) Laura Lacci Michelotti (JD ’08) Maura White (JD ’06) Thomas Lombardo (JD ’02) Maura White (JD ’06) Lauren Norris (JD ’07) Elizabeth Winiarski (JD ’10) Kathryn Mackey (JD ’08) Zachary Ziliak (JD ’06) Kenneth Overwater (JD ’07) John Marten (BA ’01, JD ’04) Barry Owen (JD ’04) Erin Masters (JD ’04) 1L-Young Alumni Mentors Noel Paul (JD ’08) Hanh Meyers (JD ’06) Diane Phillips (JD ’99) Matthew Adair (JD ’09) Colleen Morrison (BA ’01, JD ’09) Romeo Quinto (JD ’00) Daniel Alholm (JD ’03)

Gifts to the School of Law Annual Fund provide essential support for the law school, including curricular and programmatic needs, scholarship opportunities, and faculty enrichment. Additionally, Annual Fund contributions help update our facilities and resources to better accommodate new technologies and enhance academic programs. We are grateful for the sustained philanthropic contributions from the School of Law’s alumni, friends, organizations, foundations, and faculty and staff.T hank you!

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this report; please contact Erika Cornelisen, associate director of annual giving, at [email protected] or 312.915.7373 regarding errors or omissions. We sincerely apologize in advance for any oversights. 60 LOYOLA LAW ANNUAL REPORT 2010-11 KEEP THE CONNECTION Save the Date oin us! The School of Law welcomes the participation of alumni, friends, and members of the legal and academic communities. Most events are held at the Philip H. Corboy Law Center, 25 J East Pearson Street, Chicago. For more information, visit LUC.edu/law/events.

Shakespeare and the Law Beazley Institute for Health Law and “Othello: Who is Guilty?” Policy Access to Health Care Symposium Monday, September 26 “Reinventing Medicaid in a Post-Health Reform America” Dan K. Webb Center for Advocacy Dedication Friday, November 4 Tuesday, September 27 Children’s Legal Rights Journal Symposium Loyola’s Dispute Resolution Program “LGBT Issues Related to Children” “E-Discovery and ADR: What Are Friday, November 11 the Alternatives?” Friday, October 7 Public Interest Law Society Auction Thursday, February 9, 2012 Wing-Tat Lee Lecture in International and Comparative Law International Law Review Conference “Restating U.S. Law on International “International Commercial Arbitration” Law Subjects” Friday, February 10, 2012 Thursday, October 13 Norman Amaker Public Interest Law FTC Commissioner J. Thomas Rosch & Social Justice Retreat “Do Not Track: Privacy in the Internet Age” “Breaking Barriers and Building Bridges: Friday, October 14 Public Interest Initiatives for a Better Tomorrow” Friday, February 24—Sunday, February 26, 2012 Constitutional Law Colloquium Friday, October 21, and Saturday, October 22 Public Interest Law Review Symposium Friday, March 16, 2012 Alumni Awards Luncheon Tuesday, October 25 Race and the Law Symposium Friday, March 30, 2012 Loyola’s Children and Education Institute “Special Education in Charter Schools: Loyola University Chicago Law Challenges and Opportunities” Journal Conference Wednesday, November 2 “The Future of Class Action and Alternative Methods” Philip H. Corboy Lecture in Advocacy and Friday, April 13, 2012 Corboy Fellows 15th Anniversary Celebration Thursday, November 3 Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice Robert Thomas (JD ’81) addresses the incoming class at 1L orientation this fall. Nonprofit Org. US Postage PAID Chicago, IL Permit No. 5539

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2010-11 Loyola School of Law Highlights

Programs Break New Ground 6

Students Show Competitive Edge 22

Exceptional New Faculty 26

Honor Roll of Donors 44