of York University Osgoode Digital Commons

The sgO oode Brief Alumni Publications

Fall 2014 The sO goode Brief (Fall 2014) Osgoode Hall Law School of York University

Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.osgoode.yorku.ca/osgoode_brief

Recommended Citation Osgoode Hall Law School of York University, "The sgO oode Brief (Fall 2014)" (2014). The Osgoode Brief. Book 2. http://digitalcommons.osgoode.yorku.ca/osgoode_brief/2

This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Alumni Publications at Osgoode Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The sgO oode Brief by an authorized administrator of Osgoode Digital Commons. the OSGOODE OSGOODE @125 FUND OSGOODE HALL LAW SCHOOL OF YORK UNIVERSITY ALUMNI NEWSLETTER · FALL 2014 BRIEF

Osgoode opening doors for accessibility Message from the Dean

Osgoode@125! This year marks Osgoode Hall Law School’s 125th Anniversary (which is a “Quasquicentennial” in case you were wondering). While we can trace our history Anniversaries are not just for looking to the past but also looking ahead to the future. back much further, October 7, What will the next 125 years in legal education look like? This year will see Osgoode 1889 is considered the official implement our Digital Initiative, unique among Canadian law schools. This includes first day of what has become the the launch of MyJD, an Osgoode-created system that will allow students to access more current Osgoode Hall Law School. services than ever online.

We are marking this occasion by The new Law Student Mental Health Initiative But it is our students who conceived the best idea for looking back at the history of the is a great example of how this new digital age can help marking our 125th anniversary: the creation of a fund Law School, celebrating our rich students through technology. Our Student Success and for debt relief particularly for those Osgoode graduates Wellness Counsellor, Melanie Banka Goela ’03, led the wishing to pursue lower paying public interest work. The traditions and our remarkable development of JustBalance, a website that provides students’ goal is to raise $125,000 from law firms, then alumni. In this edition you will support for Ontario law students dealing with stress, Osgoode alumni will be asked to match that amount, PHOTO: JONCARLO LISTA find the “Osgoode@125 Index,” anxiety and other mental health concerns. and finally the Law School will contribute $125,000 With a grant from the Ontario Ministry of Training, for the fund. This campaign represents a tangible and a list of 125 facts and figures Colleges & Universities and the collaborative meaningful way for alumni to join with our current that define the Law School and participation of all of Ontario’s law schools, JustBalance students to ensure financial barriers do not shut out students Osgoode and the legal community will need in its impact, for example: will provide strategies and resources for law students across the province to thrive in the midst of the the future. • The percentage of the past 15 challenges of law school. It doesn’t seem that 22 years have passed since I Attorneys General of Ontario This year Osgoode became the first law school in graduated from Osgoode. I am excited and proud to be Dean at this special anniversary and to share with you who were Osgoode grads; to adopt the Digital Commons, an open-access, online research repository. In the first few months, there have some of our historic accomplishments. We can all look • The year Helen Kinnear ’20 already been more than 170,000 downloads of Osgoode’s forward to the Law School continuing to make history in the years to come. became the first woman in journals and research from this site - and counting. In addition, a new JD course on Legal Information the Commonwealth to be Technology, and Osgoode Professional Development’s appointed as a Judge of a Speaker Series on “Innovators and Entrepreneurs” allow both Osgoode students and the broader legal community Superior Court; to explore the implications of the digital transformation. • The number of times Professor Lorne Sossin ’92 Dean Emeritus and former Osgoode Dean Peter Hogg has been cited in the ; • The number of books Osgoode faculty have published in the last 25 years. come from alumni who will be come from alumni who will be asked to contribute in this year’s Annual Fund solicitation. “I can think of no better initiative 125th to mark the School’s anniversary than a fund created by students, alumni and the Law School that will help future generations of our students,” Sossin said. Hopes are running high that soon there will be much-needed support for high-debt Osgoode graduates whose career choices will provide legal services to Canada’s underserviced communities and access to justice for demographic groups in need. If you would like to make a gift please go to www.give125.ca. now, has agreed to a double-match of has agreed to a double-match of what the students raise. The first match will come from the Law School and the second match will In addition, Sossin will be chairing a new Accessible Accessible will be chairing a new In addition, Sossin will be Group The Working fall. this Group JD Working be that would JD program idea of a flex-time the examining a legal pursue wish to who the needs of students to tailored or work up full-time give to afford but cannot education, responsibilities. family more open up law school to be to again, the goal would “Here who are number of students a know said. “We Sossin people,” manage full-time full-time and trying to working or less more health and impact on mental a negative have It can study. those students assist If Osgoode can performance. academic and family law school, work between find a balance to forward.” be a major step I think that would commitments, Under the program, those students would not pay tuition not pay tuition would those students program, Under the when their tuition repay to agree but would at Osgoode, while never income do so. If their ability to them the affords income its entirety. in be forgiven would point, the loan that reaches legal access way to new an entirely will provide “This program scholarships with bursaries, and when combined education, admitted our goal that every advances awards, and graduation at Osgoode education legal obtain to should be able student said. of financial means,” Sossin regardless to pursue those careers,” said to pursue those careers,” said Nanda who is articling with Virk want this Law in Edmonton. “We fund to help people realize their goals.” Nanda and Hui, soon to be an Associate with Davis Polk & were joined in LLP, Wardwell their efforts to establish the debt relief program by seven current Osgoode student leaders: Douglas Judson, Nadia Klein, James Mencel, Brendan Monahan, Samson and Toby Jaime Mor, Allison Williams. the students – who Together, refer to themselves as the Debt (DART) Assistance Relief Team – have launched a campaign to raise $125,000 for debt relief. support this important To Dean Lorne Sossin endeavour, “As costs of legal education and “As costs of legal education and it will become student debt grow, more and more difficult for those interested in public interest law than $100,000 that he accumulated than $100,000 that he accumulated over the three years made him question whether it would ever be possible to pursue his passion. In the end, he decided to remain committed to his goal, although circumstances led him into private practice where he does private litigation and public interest After he pays off his debts, work. he hopes to work exclusively in the public interest area. Many students find themselves in position, which prompted Nanda’s student Martin him and JD/MBA Hui ’14 (who also graduated with six-figure debt) to seek to establish during their final year at Osgoode a debt relief program to assist recent graduates carrying high debt loads who work in lower paying areas of the law. JD student Avnish Nanda ’14 came Nanda ’14 came Avnish JD student to Osgoode with the ambition of graduating and doing public interest work, but the debt of more annual proceeds from Mock Trial to assist graduating JD JD graduating assist to Trial Mock from annual proceeds debt during their significant incurred who have students in social careers pursue to who intend and education legal funds provided has Fund the Accessibility As well, justice. to course prep (LSAT) Test Admission the Law School for diverse remains pool of Law School applicants the ensure and inclusive. the of the Osgoode@125 Fund, the creation to points Sossin which debt relief for money raise to initiative student-led the Law School and alumni through by both will be matched example as an excellent solicitation, Annual Fund this year’s ways to innovative find to the Law School continues of how accessible. education legal make it was meaningful because is particularly “The 125 Fund be part want to who really students of by a group initiated contrast a great he said. “It’s of solutions on debt relief,” an adversarial out in some schools where played what’s to and the law school on debt relief, students dynamic between effect.” a corrosive have and high tuition can accessibility of be top to will continue In the months ahead, accessibility and alumni being staff faculty, mind at Osgoode with students, program pilot a five-year for the proposal consider to asked to be admitted each year of students see a group that would basis. loan contingent on an income the JD program

PHOTO: MICHAEL LITWACK ’15

NEW NEW TO HELP HELP TO PROGRAM PROGRAM HIGH-DEBT HIGH-DEBT GRADUATES DEBT RELIEF DEBT RELIEF STUDENT-LED STUDENT-LED minted young lawyers. lawyers. young minted career choices of newly of newly choices career and can be a factor in the in the be a factor and can It’s no secret that student that student no secret It’s Osgoode graduates today, today, Osgoode graduates debt is a problem for some some for debt is a problem In addition to our existing bursary and scholarship programs which distribute more than than more distribute which programs and scholarship bursary our existing In addition to School is launching the Law students, our to financial assistance in $3.5 million annually with graduating students assist to campaign Osgoode@125 debt relief student-led a new loan contingent income or forgiveness loan new (see sidebar); exploring high debt loads the examine to group a working and striking accessibility; further support to programs JD program. idea of a flex-time “We said Dean Lorne Sossin. institution,” accessible this a more make “The goal is to to will continue education and high-quality legal an innovative of offering the cost know That does not mean, however, a number of our students. for pose financial challenges be out of reach.” should ever education of legal that the cost surplus in-year assigning Fund, the Accessibility In 2012, the Law School established initiatives. of ambitious accessibility support a range funds to bursary than $800,000 for more has generated Fund the Accessibility that time, Since full- that provide Awards Entrance the Osgoode Opportunities Renewable programs, funding need, and top-up with high financial JD students entering two for tuition rebates that uses the award a student-initiated Award, Social Justice Babcock the Wendy for Forward Action Forward on Accessibility Osgoode is Osgoode is accessible for accessible for more students. efforts to make efforts to make stepping up its its stepping up law school more law school more Klein, Avnish Nanda, Toby Samson, Douglas Samson, Douglas Nanda, Toby Avnish Klein, the photo are Jaime Mor and James Mencel. are the photo Judson and Brendan Monahan. Missing from from Monahan. Missing Judson and Brendan From left: Martin Hui, Allison Williams, Nadia Williams, Nadia Martin Hui, Allison left: From For Avnish Nanda ’14 and Osgoode’s South Asian Law Students’ CALL FOR NOMINATIONS TWO NEW Association (SALSA), developing the school’s culture of inclusivity, equity DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF 2015 ALUMNI GOLD KEY AWARDS 2015 NOMINATIONS IS APRIL 1, 2015 and accessibility was paramount. The Gold Key Awards honour the outstanding achievements and RECIPIENTS WILL BE PRESENTED AWARDS “Students should be confident in who contributions of Osgoode alumni in the following categories: WITH THE AWARD AT THE DEAN’S • Achievement: recognizes exceptional professional achievement ANNUAL ALUMNI RECEPTION ON MAY 13. they are and expect that their unique • Public Sector: outstanding service of public sector or government lawyer FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO identities will be accepted by the • Service: significant contributions to Osgoode and/or the Alumni Association SUBMIT A NOMINATION, PLEASE GO TO promote inclusivity, • One-to-Watch: recent graduate who demonstrates the promise of future leadership WWW.OSGOODEALUMNI.CA OR CONTACT legal profession,” Nanda says. Anita Herrmann equity and accessibility Director, External Relations DIANNE MARTIN MEDAL FOR & Communications Office Inspired by the Honourable Justice Russell Osgoode Hall Law School SOCIAL JUSTICE THROUGH LAW Ignat Kaneff Building AT OSGOODE Juriansz ’72, the first Canadian of South Asian Created in memory of Professor Dianne Martin ’76, this medal is York University descent appointed to the Superior Court of 4700 Keele Street Justice, Nanda set out to create a source of awarded to a member of the Canadian legal community who has , ON M3J 1P3 exemplified Dianne’s commitment to law as an instrument for Phone: 416-736-5364 financial support that would cement Juriansz’s achieving social justice and fairness. Email: [email protected] legacy in generations of future Osgoode students. After months of fundraising and a generous donation from Juriansz’s former firm, Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP, SALSA raised more than $50,000 to establish The Honourable 2014 AWARD RECIPIENTS Russell Juriansz ’72 Bursary and the Blakes/ Juriansz Inclusivity Fund. “Throughout his career, Russell Juriansz has Osgoode honoured six distinguished lawyers with awards for their exceptional been an advocate of human rights, inclusion and contributions to the legal profession and service to the community at the Dean’s Annual equity,” Osgoode Dean Lorne Sossin ’92 said at Alumni Reception on Wednesday, May 14, 2014 at Osgoode Hall in downtown Toronto. the announcement of the awards held during Diversity Week last February. “I can think of DIVERSITY WEEK no better way to recognize these efforts than endowing these two very meaningful funds that will serve generations of future law students.” PHOTO: MICHAEL LITWACK ’15

From left: Jay Swartz ’73, Cynthia Wilkey (who received the Dianne Martin Medal), Shane D’Souza ’09, Kim Twohig ’00 (LLM), the Honourable Karen Weiler ’67, ’74 (LLM) and Gary Anandasangaree ’05.

From left: Mary Jackson (Blakes), Avnish Nanda (SALSA), Justice Russell Juriansz, Sheena Josan (SALSA), Dean Lorne Sossin Roy McMurtry Green honours departing York Chancellor

PHOTO: MEGHAN CARRINGTON JustBalance.ca addressing law students’ mental health needs

It’s called JustBalance and it’s an engaging new website (justbalance.ca) that provides support for Ontario law students dealing with stress, anxiety and other mental health concerns.

The website, which was developed by Osgoode in collaboration with law faculties After 108 Convocation addresses and 70,271 at the , University of degrees conferred upon graduating students, (Common Law Section), University R. Roy McMurtry ’58, ’91 (LLD) has stepped down of Windsor, Queen’s University, Western University and Lakehead University, offers a quick and easy as York University’s 12th Chancellor. way for students to hone in on their concerns and find helpful on-campus and external resources. Prior to the development of the site, students from the seven law schools were surveyed about what The University hosted several events to thank McMurtry for his they’d like to see on it. Concerns they wanted addressed revolved around issues such as navigating outstanding contributions including a dedication ceremony on law school culture, not feeling cut out for law, feeling stressed, worrying about the future, and their May 29 of the Roy McMurtry Green, which the front entrance of relationships and personal life. Osgoode’s Ignat Kaneff Building overlooks. Melanie Banka Goela ’03, Osgoode’s Student Success and Wellness Counsellor who spearheaded “Over the past six years, York University has become a part the Ontario Law Student Mental Health Initiative, said, “the JustBalance website brings law schools of my DNA, so I am very grateful to receive this honour,” and law students in Ontario together for the first time to address law students’ mental health needs. McMurtry told more than 80 guests who attended the Our primary aim is to improve the mental health outcomes of Ontario’s 4,100 law students and dedication. “It was a privilege to be a part of York’s journey and future lawyers.” to bear witness to its unique diversity and strong determination The JustBalance website is funded by the Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges & Universities who to connect with the broader community. Serving as University announced last October a commitment of $92,606 over two years. Chancellor was an unforgettable experience that I will always treasure. We should all be proud of what York has accomplished and will continue to accomplish.” Roy McMurtry and Dean Lorne Sossin THE SCHOOL: 1. Number of years Osgoode Hall Law School was the only accredited law school in Ontario: 70 (1889–1959) 2. Number of years Osgoode was known as simply “the Law School” or “The Ontario Law School” before being named Osgoode Hall Law School: 35 3. Number of attempts to create a law school before the permanent establishment of Osgoode Hall Law School in 1889: 3 4. Year of the first attempt to establish a law school in Ontario: 1862 5. Year John A. MacDonald was awarded the degree of “Barrister at Law” by Osgoode Hall: 1836 6. Rank of Osgoode among the oldest common law schools in Canada: 2 7. Rank of Osgoode among the largest common law schools in Canada in 2014: 1 8. Number of students in JD, LLM or PhD programs in 2014: 1300 9. Number of students Osgoode Hall accommodated in the 1820s: 9 • Number of students Convocation Hall could hold in 1924: 80 • Number of students Convocation Hall could hold in 1945: 400 10. Number of years the Law School was located at Osgoode Hall downtown: 80 11. Years William Osgoode served as the first Chief Justice of (now Ontario):1794–1801 12. Percentage of Osgoode’s 215,100 square-foot building at York University that was renovated in 2011: 89.3 THE FACULTY: THE 13. Number of full-time faculty at Osgoode in 1889: 1; 1935: 3; 1965: 15; 1968: 25; 2014: 60 14. Number of years Newman W. Hoyles held position of Principal: 29 15. Number of years John D. Falconbridge held position of Dean: 25 16. Number of Deans/Principals from 1889–2014: 18 17. Number of times Peter Hogg, Professor Emeritus and former Osgoode Dean, has been cited by the Supreme Court of Canada: 228 Osgoode@125 18. Year the Law Society awarded its first honorary doctorate of laws (LLD) to John D. Falconbridge: 1960 19. Number of Osgoode professors appointed to the Supreme Court of Canada: 3 [Louise Arbour (1999–2004), Gerald Le Dain (1984–1988), Bora Laskin ’36 (1970–1984)] 20. Year Dean Cecil Wright and Professors Bora Laskin, John Willis and Stan Edwards left Osgoode to establish a law school at the University of Toronto: 1949 21. Academic year Louise Arbour and Mary Jane Mossman became the first women to be appointed tenure track faculty: 1976–1977 THE ALUMNI: 22. Number of Osgoode graduates who have become Dean of Osgoode Hall Law School: 8 (William Albert Reeve, Newman Wright Hoyles, John Delatre Falconbridge 1899, Cecil Augustus Wright ’26, Herbert Allen Borden Leal ’48, Patrick J. Monahan ’80, Jinyan Li ’91 (DJur), Lorne Sossin ’92) INDEX 23. Percentage of the past 15 Attorneys General of Ontario who have been Osgoode grads: 60 24. Number of Osgoode alumni since 1889 who have become mayor of Toronto: 3 (Nathan Phillips ’13, Philip Givens ’49, Barbara Hall ’78) 25. Number of judges on the Supreme Court of Canada since 1889 who were Osgoode grads: 8 (Frank Joseph Hughes 1911, John Robert Cartwright ’20, Wishart Flett Spence ’28, Wilfred Judson ’32, Bora Laskin ’36, Patrick Kerwin ’41, Peter deCarteret Cory ’50, ’80) 26. Number of former Chief Justices of Canada who were Osgoode grads: 3 (John Cartwright ’20, Bora Laskin ’36, Patrick Kerwin ’41) 27. Number of other countries with current Chief Justices who are Osgoode alumni: 2 (Israel and Kenya) 28. Number of current Ontario Court of Appeal judges who are Osgoode grads and/or former members of faculty: 13 29. Percentage of Chief Justices of Ontario from 1977–2013 who were Osgoode grads: 100 (William Howland ’39, Charles Dubin ’44, Roy McMurtry ’58, Warren Winkler ’62) 30. Percentage of Premiers of Ontario since 1889 who were Osgoode grads: 32 31. Year that Vera Parsons, the first woman criminal defence lawyer in Ontario, graduated from Osgoode: 1924 32. Year George Carter, the first Canadian-born black judge, graduated from Osgoode: 1948 33. Year Lincoln Alexander ’53, the first black Canadian to sit in the House of Commons, was appointed Ontario’s Lieutenant-Governor: 1985 34. Year Ontario Attorney General Ian Scott ’59 introduced the amendment to the Ontario Human Rights Code to prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation: 1987 35. Year the Honourable Harry LaForme ’77 became the first Aboriginal appointed to an appellate court in Canada:2004 • Year the Honourable Harry LaForme ’77 was the first Indigenous instructor of the “Rights of the Indigenous Peoples” at Osgoode: 1992 36. Year Clara Brett Martin, first female lawyer in the British Empire, graduated from Osgoode: 1897 37. Year Ontario renamed the Ministry of the Attorney General building in honour of Clara Brett Martin: 1989 • Year Ontario removed Clara Brett Martin’s name from the building due to the discovery of her 1915 anti-Semitic letter: 1991 38. Year Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General building was named in honour of Ian Scott ’59 and Roy McMurtry ’58 by Attorney General Michael Bryant ’92: 2005 39. Number of the last three York University Chancellors who were Osgoode grads: 3 ( ’50, Roy McMurtry ’58, Greg Sorbara ’81) 40. Year Kew Dock Yip graduated and became the first Chinese-Canadian lawyer: 1945 83. Number of Wendy Babcock Back-End Debt Relief Bursaries awarded in 2014: 8 41. Year Gretta Wong Grant graduated and became the first female Chinese-Canadian lawyer: 1946 84. Year that the first Aboriginal students were admitted to the LLB program: 1974 42. Years first two Osgoode LLM degree candidates graduated: 1963 & 1964 (Marshall Cohen and Warren Winkler) 85. Average articling salary in 1959: $15/week 43. Year Abraham Lieff ’26 became the first Jewish judge on the Ontario High Court of Justice: 1963 86. Number of Osgoode students who served in World War I: 200+ 44. Number of years that John Tory ’78 served as President of the Osgoode Hall Law School Alumni Association: 4 87. Number of Osgoode students who served in World War II: 177 45. Year Laura Legge ’48 was elected as the first female bencher of the Law Society of Upper Canada: 1975 88. Total number of students at Osgoode in 1944: 325 46. Year Helen Kinnear ’20 became the first woman in the Commonwealth to be appointed as a judge to a Superior Court: 1943 89. Total number of students at Osgoode in 1947: 800 47. Year Raoul Mercier ’21, Ontario’s only Francophone Crown Attorney until 1961, was appointed to his position: 1935 90. Number of years Osgoode’s football team, the “Legals,” played in the Ontario Rugby Football League 48. Year Leonard Braithwaite ’58 became the first black Canadian elected to a provincial legislature:1963 against teams such as the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and the Toronto Argonauts: 8 (1891–1898) 49. Year the Lakeshore Expressway in Toronto was renamed the “Gardiner Expressway” 91. Year Osgoode captured the national rugby championship (the precursor to the Grey Cup): 1892 (Osgoode Hall defeated 45–5) after Fred Gardiner ’20, first Chairman of Metropolitan Toronto Council: 1957 THE RESEARCH: 50. Year Nathan Phillips Square, named after Nathan Phillips ’13, Toronto’s 52nd and first Jewish mayor, opened:1965 92. Value of the estate that student Thomas Brown Phillips Stewart left to the Law Society of Upper Canada 51. Year Osgoode student Ted Rogers ’61 bought radio station CHFI: 1960 to establish a student library in 1892: $7,599.65 THE STUDENTS: 93. Number of books in the student library in 1924: 2,500 52. Years Obiter Dicta, Osgoode’s student newspaper, has been published: 86 94. Where Osgoode’s law library, with more than 500,000 volumes, ranks among law libraries in the Commonwealth : 1 53. Year the Law Society of Upper Canada made it compulsory for articling students living within 10 miles of Toronto to attend lectures: 1855 95. Number of downloads from Osgoode’s Digital Commons in its first six months: 100,000 54. The length of a term in 1862: 6 weeks 96. Number of contemporary Osgoode legal periodicals produced by faculty, students and alumni: 9 55. Year the first student society for debates, mock trials and moot courts was formed at Osgoode Hall: 1821 97. Number of years the Osgoode Hall Law Journal has been published: 57 56. Earliest attempt by law students to join the Law Society of Upper Canada: 1821 98. Number of downloads from the SSRN Osgoode Legal Studies Research Paper Series: 91,974 57. Year that Osgoode’s Legal and Literary Society was established: 1876 99. Number of research centres and institutes at Osgoode: 6 58. Number of years the Legal and Literary Society operated prior to the establishment of Osgoode Hall Law School: 13 100. Number of conferences and symposia held at Osgoode in 2013: 40 59. Number of lectures by leading barristers organized by the Legal and Literary Society in 1880: 32 101. Year the Law Commission of Ontario came to Osgoode: 2007 60. Number of student clubs and associations at Osgoode in 2014: 62 102. Number of Osgoode professors who have been “Scholars in Residence” at the Law Commission of Ontario: 9 61. Number of students starting at Osgoode in 1889: 52 THE CURRICULUM: 62. Number of students graduating from Osgoode in 2014: 306 103. Number of years that law school at Osgoode Hall was only part-time: 60 63. Number of students entering the JD program in 2013 with a graduate degree: 51 Master’s, 10 PhD 104. Year Osgoode first granted the LLB degree: 1960 64. Percentage of students entering the JD program in 2013 who were born in another country: 28 105. Year pre-1960 Osgoode Barrister-at-Law graduates could apply for an LLB degree: 1991 65. Percentage of the 2013 JD entering class who self-identified as a visible or ethnic minority: 28 106. Number of years that Osgoode law degrees have been designated as “Juris Doctor”: 5 66. Number of black students in the Class of 1948: 1 107. Year Osgoode partnered with Schulich School of Business to offer Canada’s first law & business degree program: 1972 67. Number of black students in the Class of 2016: 26 108. Year Osgoode partnered with the Faculty of Environmental Studies to offer Canada’s first law & environmental studies degree program: 1974 68. Number of students entering the JD program in 2013 who described their religion as something other than Christian: 70 109. Year Osgoode became the first law school in Canada to open an Office of Experiential Education: 2012 69. Year the Lawyers Club in Ontario lifted its membership restrictions for non-whites and non-Christians: 1952 110. Year Osgoode became the first Canadian law school to approve an experiential degree requirement (praxicum) for the JD program: 2012 70. Year the Lawyers Club admitted its first female members: 1974 111. Percentage increase in experiential opportunities since the introduction two years ago of the praxicum: 54 71. Percentage of women in the first graduating class at Osgoode in 1891: 0 112. Year Osgoode became the first law school in Canada to require 40 hours of public interest service as a graduation requirement: 2006 • Percentage of women in the Class of 1975: 10 113. Student placement hours completed since the introduction of the public interest requirement : 133,748+ • Percentage of women in the Class of 2016: 53 114. Number of clinical and intensive programs at Osgoode in 2014: 12 72. Percentage of JD students who self-identified as living with a disability in 2012:8 115. Year Osgoode became the first law school in North America to establish a full-term clinical lawyering program (Parkdale): 1971 73. Cost of tuition in 1922: $70; in 1969: $500; 2014: $23,599.32 116. Number of mooting and skills competitions in which Osgoode teams participated in 2014: 25 74. Number of students at York University when it opened in 1960: 76 117. Year Osgoode won the world’s first Twitter Moot hosted by West Coast Environmental Law: 2012 75. Number of full-time students at York University in 2014: 45,095 118. Number of applications received for Osgoode’s Artist in Residence program when it began in 2013: 125 76. Total number of LLM, PhD/DJur graduates including Osgoode Professional Development (OPD): 2961 119. Number of years Osgoode’s Community & Legal Aid Services Program (CLASP) has been running: 45 77. Number of countries students entering the LLM at OPD came from in 2014: 28 120. Year Osgoode’s Innocence Project was established: 1997 78. Percentage increase in the number of certificates offered by OPD from 2010 to 2014: 18 121. Number of Osgoode’s law school exchange partners in 2014: 24 79. Percentage who attended OPD events through webcasting in 2005: 0; 2014: 40 122. Number of Osgoode students studying on exchange in 2014: 41 80. Year Osgoode’s Black Law Students’ Association established the Lincoln Alexander ’53 Award 123. Year that Osgoode moved to an optional upper-year curriculum: 1968 and presented it to the Honourable Michael Tulloch ’89: 2013 124. Number of courses offered at Osgoode Hall Law School in 1896: 28 81. Number of years Osgoode students have produced “Mock Trial,” now a variety show: 120 125. Number of courses offered at Osgoode Hall Law School in 2013: 135 82. Number of years Osgoode students have organized the “Wendy Babcock Drag Show” in memory of an inspiring JD student: 3 While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this information, we cannot be held responsible for any errors or omissions. the ANNUAL PAID GIFTS William Osgoode Osgoode Hall Law School is one of this country’s finest law William A. Reeve Circle ...... $10,000 plus schools as a result of the vision, wisdom and resolve of those 1889 – 1894 SOCIETY charged with its leadership. Our gift societies are named Newman W. Hoyles Circle . . . . . $5,000 to $9,999 in honour of the five first deans for their contribution to The William Osgoode Society was established building an institution that is internationally recognized 1894 – 1923 to honour Osgoode’s most generous donors. for its excellence in legal education. John D. Falconbridge Circle . . . . $1,000 to $4,999 Named after the first Chief Justice of Upper Canada, 1923 – 1948 the Society reflects the School’s long history and The societies recognize the contributions of donors who important influence on legal education. Members are committed to upholding our tradition of academic Charles E. Smalley-Baker Circle . . $500 to $999 in the Society include individuals, law firms, excellence by supporting the Law School’s mission. 1949 – 1958 Membership in a society is based on paid gifts to Osgoode foundations and associations whose cumulative paid H. Allan Leal Circle ...... $100 to $499 Hall Law School during the University’s last fiscal year. gifts total more than $25,000. Members who have 1958 – 1966 given more than $100,000 will also be recognized

in the York University Honour Court. William A. Reeve Upper Canada Alan P. Gardner Paula Knopf David Altshuller Peter G. Jarvis Tom Smee D. Scott Anderson Circle Torys LLP Shelley A.M. Arbitrations Ltd. Anthony F. Baldanza Glenda Joachim Scott A. Snider Douglas Anderson Bennett Jones LLP Art Vertlieb Gavigan Derek J. Pressé Beard Winter LLP Edward P. Kerwin Jeremy R. Solomon J. Patrick Anderson Blake, Cassels & Stephen Georgas Poonam Puri and Newman W. Derek Bell Elizabeth Kosmidis Barry B. Sookman Margaret N. Graydon LLP D. Ryan Gledhill Elian Terner Archibald Hoyles Circle Frank Benedetto Daniel V. Lang Joseph M. Steiner BMO Financial Robert Goldberg Mary-Anne Brian G. Armstrong Group Borden Ladner Constance Reeve Robert A. Blair Jeffrey C. Lanys Richard P. Gervais LLP Audrea J. Golding Stephenson Harry W. Arthurs Bogoroch & Lawrence E. Ritchie Blaney, McMurtry Donald Lapowich PHILANTHROPIST The Law Society of Peter W. Hogg F. Douglas Gibson COMPANION Koskie Minsky* Stephen W. Gustavo Gonzales LLP Ann and Robert Akinyemi Asalu Upper Canada Associates Harold P. Rolph Douglas G. Lash $5 MILLION + Hope Charitable Frank K. Gomberg** $25,000 TO Lax O’Sullivan Scott Bowman Susan E. Greer Henry G. Blumberg Stevens Andrew S. Astritis Rudolph P. Bratty Robyn M. Ryan Bell Bruce L. Lee The Law Foundation of Isabel and Charles Foundation Shin Imai Lisus LLP Cassels Brock & Anita Herrmann Carol A. Brewer Colin P. Stevenson Paul H. Auerbach $49,999 Cavalluzzo Shilton Blackwell LLP Bruce B. Ryder J. Alexis Levine Ontario Woodward J. David A. Jackson Lerners LLP McIntyre Cornish Carolyn V. Hitchman P. John Brunner Janet Stewart Surinder Singh Richard M. Ivey Association of Chartered Julia E. Schatz Peter E. Lockie LLP Heenan Blaikie LLP William G. Horton Paul R. Cassidy Stringer LLP Aujla PATRON Sydney Reid Johnston J.P. Bickell Foundation Accountants LexisNexis Canada Inc. David J. Si Leslie H. Macleod FOUNDER Hillary and Andrew Paul M. Iacono Robert D. Howe Rhonda Cohen Louella M. Sturdy Patricia N. Auron Suzanne Holland Tim Kennish Antofagasta plc Nathan and Glenys Cumming Lenczner Slaght LLP MacGregor D. Livia Maduri $1 MILLION TO $250,000 TO Dominique T. Hussey Daniel P. Condon Wendy Sutton Andre B. Bacchus Leggett Stanley and Barbara Lindenberg Davies Ward Phillips Morse Shannon LLP Sinclair Jeffrey A. Mann $499,999 Kenneth Laundy Grace Y. Imai David Corbett Susan B. Switch Mary Jo Bagnato $4,999,999 Alexander McKenzie Beck F. Beverley Matthews & Vineberg LLP Norton Rose Group Singer, Kwinter Valerie C. Mann Borden Ladner Andrew M. Lawson Jewish Law Student James C. Crawford Joseph M. Tanzola Jacob M. Bakan Canada Law Book Inc. Molson Inc. Geoffrey and Nancy Emmanuel Mbulu Duff & Phelps Patricia Olasker Mark W. Smyth Irving H. Marks Gervais LLP John D. Leitch Canada Association Domenico A. Crolla The Canadian John D. Baker Elizabeth A. and Belsher Arthur J. Peltomaa Lorne M. Sossin Peter B. McCabe Bar Insurance Cassels Brock & Gary and Brenda Miller Thomson LLP EY M. Kaye Joachim Carl B. Davis Prasanna Harley D. Hallett Geoffrey Standish Lester John F. Rook South Asian Susan L. McCawley Association Balasundaram Blackwell LLP Mooney Bennett Jones LLP* John W. Morden Jim and Carolyn Russell G. Juriansz Law Students’ Chantal A. Desloges Barbara and Jay John D. McCamus Wendy Smyth J. Curtis McDonnell The Ulmer Mary S. Balfour Dentons James P. O’Sullivan Bereskin & Parr Blake M. Murray Evans Anil K. Kapoor Association Reva Devins and Charitable Hennick Paul Minz Christopher S. Jeanne Banka Paul J. Pape Ralph Caswell Filion Wakely John D. John A. Kolada Harvey Spiegel Steve Goudge McKenna Foundation Willard Z. Estey Noordin S. Nanji Thorup Angeletti Dolores M. Barbini Ignat Kaneff and Patrick J. Monahan Falconbridge Law Society of Richard Swan Clifford E. Dresner Mundy Yvette Stanley M. Tick Balfour J. Halévy H. Sandford and Larry and Joan Clarke Nortel Networks Corp. LLP Circle British Columbia Deanna Barwick Wall Family Nelson Arthur Hyland Terrance Sweeney W. Stuart Ellis McLaughlin John J. Tobin Deborah Doyle Riley Criminal Lawyers’ Leo Goldhar Ranjan K. Agarwal Jeffrey S. Leon William G. Beach Mark I. Nathanson Harris Steel Group Foundation Patricia Olasker The Insolvency Paul Emond Patrick G. Morris Iona M. Tough Ronald J. Rolls Association Frank K. Gomberg Marianne E. Barrie Lerners LLP Institute of Canada Jane M. Beatty Paul B. Helliwell David E. Harris** Obiter Dicta Robert G. Orr Gloria Epstein Stephen and Fern Rosalyn Train Scotiabank Group Linda G. Currie Gowling Lafleur Thomas G. Bastedo Jinyan Li The Law Society Morrison Stephen C. Beatty Foundation Harris Taylor Family** Winn Oughtred Henderson LLP Lorne Farr Renée Vinett Catherine M. and Osgoode Hall Legal & Ann M. Beauclerc P. Dougal Macdonald Foundation Kathleen A. Murphy Denise E. Bellamy The Jarislowsky Elementary Teachers’ David E. Harris Neil and Marie Stephen M. The Loftus Family R. Nelles Starr Literary Society Chris G. Paliare and Bereskin & Parr James and Gladys Ron Thomas Finkelstein Sydney S. Newman Werbowyj Edward Belobaba Foundation Federation of Ontario Harris Taylor Family Frederick and Betty Paliare Roland Eva Marszewski* Anthony Camisso MacPherson Carswell Alexandra E. Flynn Peter J. Osborne Ken A. Whent Judith S. Benattar Harvey T. Strosberg Paul Emond Peter W. Hogg MacKay Rosenberg Susan J. Peacock Eric Carmona William D. Martin Thorsteinssons LLP Beverley G. Flynn Osgoode Hall Legal William H. White Stanley F. Benda BUILDER Nathan A. Taylor EY* Shin Imai Norton Rose Group Rothstein LLP Arthur J. Peltomaa Paul J. Cavalluzzo John L. McDougall Peter R. Tice William H. Fox & Literary Society Jack D. Winberg Sheldon J. Berg $500,000 TO Torkin Manes LLP Jim and Carolyn J. David A. Jackson Lynn M. and Patrick Alan Page Ted Rogers Jeffrey O. Palmer Kathryn Podrebarac Earl A. Cherniak Torkin Manes LLP Judythe Little and Herbert L. Wisebrod Gilda Berger Evans* McCarthy Tétrault M. McGrade $999,999 Sidney Peck Emily C. Cole John and Lori Donald Fraser Gina Papageorgiou Susan J. Woodley Elliot Berlin Joseph and Antoinette FELLOW Donald C. Ross LLP Thomas A. McKee Ulmer Blake, Cassels & Fogler, Rubinoff LLP Gene C. Colman Brenda E. Gaertner Garfield M. Payne James M. Wortzman Lauren M. Bernardi Sorbara Marilyn L. Pilkington RBC Financial Group McMillan LLP Willson A. McTavish University of Graydon LLP $50,000 TO Genest Murray Mary Condon Marie Garneau and Richard L. Pivnick Shirley Yee William S. Bernstein The Henry N.R. Power Corporation Mary Jane Vincent A. Mercier Toronto Press Ivan Schneeberg Rudolph P. Bratty** $99,999 Victor M. Saccucci David E. Cosco Filko Prugo Jackman Foundation du Canada Goodman & Carr LLP Mossman University Women’s Ngai On Young Susan Nicole Berry Bastedo Stewart Smith Ronald J. Rolls Faisal Mirza Maurice H. Gatien Alan A. Redway Davies Ward Phillips & Murray Greenbloom Neinstein & Criminal Lawyers’ Club of North York Frederick and Joyce Laura and Ian Torys LLP Alvin B. Rosenberg Associates Association Mock Trial of Marsha P. Gerhart Ronald M. Richler Zemans Beverley Vineberg LLP Howard S. Black MacGregor D. Sinclair Osgoode Hall Law Susan M. Ursel Samuel Schwartz Brian H. Greenspan Osler, Hoskin & J. Thomas Curry Mindy B. Gilbert Jack M. Rose Harry Blaier Donner Canadian Canadian Foundation Paul I.B. and Tevis School Waterloo Region H. Allan Leal BENEFACTOR Miles M. Halberstadt Harcourt LLP Dentons Canada Myron L. Gochnauer Avra Rosen Sara J. Blake Foundation Seaboard Group Staniszewski Patrick J. Monahan Law Association Circle $100,000 TO for Advancement of Paliare Roland LLP Robert R. James Harbell and Stephen R. Moore WeirFoulds LLP Lonny J. Rosen Bob Aaron Chris Blom Fasken Martineau Investor Rights Stikeman Elliott Ann and Robert Stevens Rosenberg Hugh M. DesBrisay Hagerman $249,999 Patricia McQuaid Rothstein LLP John W. Morden George A. Wilson Jonathan M. John D. Abraham Sharon Bond DuMoulin LLP Cavalluzzo Shilton The Advocates’ Society* Lilly Offenbach Strauss Antonio Di Kenneth B. Harris Rosenthal Harry W. Arthurs Harold G. Fox Donald F. Morrison Peter Wong Mervyn D. Paolo Boni Goodmans LLP McIntyre Cornish LLP The Law Society Paul B. Helliwell Domenico James R. Hassell Education Fund Jay Swartz Foundation Neil E. Wood Michael B. Abramowitz Michael A. Bossin Michael E. Barrack Felix and Millie Chan Foundation Michael A. Eizenga Barbara J. Murchie Philip and Kim Rotsztain Gowling Lafleur Marilyn L. Harley, Erica and Virginia F. Adamson Duncan C. Boswell BMO Financial Group Reuben A. Hasson Swiss Re Life & Health Arnold Englander Nelson Arthur Henderson Karen E. Rubin Henderson LLP** Hillary and Andrew Marjorie Thomson Canada Pilkington Hyland Foundation Michael Young Ahmed K. Akbar Jacinthe I. A. Elizabeth Hayes D. Robb English William T. Houston Stephen S. Ruby William G.C. Howland Richard M. Bogoroch Cumming* Art Vertlieb Rochon Genova LLP John H. Nichols Marvin A. Zuker Louisa Alger Boudreau Carswell* Fasken Martineau Richard T. Howitt William Brody Bill and Louise Dimma Home Capital Group Inc. Harvey T. Strosberg Robert G. Schipper Watrous Anna Boulman McCarthy Tétrault LLP Garry D. Watson Atul and Róisín Tiwari DuMoulin LLP Michael P. O’Hara Charles E. George D. Hunter The Advocates’ Ronald R. Schwass J. Robert Allan Christopher G. McMillan LLP Brian D. Bucknall and Michael N. Durisin Alexandra Hoy Jonathan H. Fine Terrence J. Smalley-Baker International White & Case Society O’Sullivan Circle Charles Scullion Michele S. Altaras Bradley Mary Jane Mossman Larry Hurd Fogler, Rubinoff LLP Academy of Osler, Hoskin & Enbridge The Law Foundation Sherrard Kuzz LLP Earl Altman Kelly D. Bradshaw Purdy Crawford Frederick and Joyce Chris G. Paliare and Rahool Agarwal Mediators Harcourt LLP Filion Wakely Thorup Frank Iacobucci of Ontario Foundation for Eva Marszewski Markham and Lisa Lisa Braverman Zemans Legal Research Carol Albert Peter A. James Christopher Charles and Anne Dubin Angeletti LLP* James Isbester The Law Society of Pape Salter Teillet Silver Anderson A.E. Briggs

* New member of The William Osgoode Society ** Advanced to a new giving society ANNUAL PAID GIFTS ANNUAL PAID GIFTS BY CLASS

Phyllis R. Brodkin Phlipot Laurence C. Peter C. Kalbfleisch Man Bonnie A. O’Rourke Paul L. Schnier Tofilovski 1948 - 1951 · $675 Wayne L. Hooey Harvey Poss Samuel S. Laufer Robert B. Reid 1980 · $6,685 Jonathan Broer Justin Dharamdial Goldberg Karen L. Byrne Melanie A. Manchee Coulter A. Osborne R. Karen Schucher Fabien Tremblay William M. Bryden Richard T. Howitt Sherwin H. Shapiro Bruce L. Lee Karen E. Rubin Virginia F. Adamson Sydney Brooks Harmanpreet Jonathan L. Mark L. Karoly Maple Leaf Sports & Susan Osborne David G. Seaton Lisa Ann Triano George E. Carter Willson A. McTavish Allan Shulman Gerald Machtinger Laura M. Safran Carol Albert Goldenberg George J. Brophy Dhillon Howard E. Katz Entertainment Ltd. Albert Page M. Joy Sellers Joseph A. Tripodi John H. C. Clarry David J. Si Eva Marszewski David G. Stinson Louisa Alger Watrous Harminder S. A. Gerold Goldlist Clair Marchand 1969 · $14,725 E. Lyle Brown Hendrik Keesmaat Douglas G. Page Chanakya Sethi Sidney H. Troister Clifford R. Demaray Gerald A. Swaye J. David McCombs Susan B. Switch Michael P. Diamond Dhillon David Goldman Pierre F. Marchildon Thomas G. Bastedo Ian R. Brown Shane A. Kelford Janet Page Colm S. Seviour Temistocle J. Tucci Wilfred R. Dupont Ron Thomas Denis N. Duke Michael P. Diamond Norman L. Goldman William G. Beach Gregory A. Rice John R. Ward Thomas W. Brown W. Stirling Kenny Jason C. Markwell Simmie Palter Nathan J. Shaheen Michael H. Tulloch Pamela J. Dinsmore Jeffrey B. Gollob George A. Wilson Ronald M. Richler Jack D. Winberg A. Gerold Goldlist Tracy C. Brown John B. Keyser Samuel S. Marr J. Flynn Paquin Sherwin H. Shapiro D. Lynn Turnbull 1953 · $1,350 James V. Bubba George M. Dixon Avi Gomberg Joel W. Winch Robert G. Schipper Richard B. Young C. W. Daniel Kirby Mary A. Bruce Fatuma A. Khalid Megan H. Marrie Bo H. Park Robert J. Sharpe Carl A. Turner Harry W. Edmondstone Jonathan C. Cohen Roger G. Doe John G. Goodwin M. Deborah Stewart Thomas A. McKee Wendy E. Bryans Donald G. Kidd Nigel B. Marshman Maureen Parry Clifford J. Shaw Hugh A. Tye John M. Lowndes 1963 · $2,900 Maurice H. Gatien 1977 · $31,231 Terence M. Dolan Ian M. Gordon Robert N. Weekes Patrick J. Monahan William M. Bryden Jonathan A. Kielb Cheryl A. Masson Mike J. Partridge Jarvis G. Sheridan Robert Vandorpe Robert Stevens John D. Burgar Charles Scullion Jeanne Banka Joshua Dougherty David Gore Mannie L. Zeller Stephen R. Moore James V. Bubba Christoph W. Kilian Sunil Mathai John A. Paterson Irvin H. Sherman Santo A. Veltri James A. Taylor Jeannine E. Devos-Phlipot Harvey T. Strosberg Harry Blaier Thomas J. Down Tony G. Graci Mary T. Satterfield Ren R. Bucholz C. W. Daniel Kirby Barry H. Matheson C. Mario Paura Julia S. Shin Doi Dana L. Venner W. Stuart Ellis Daniel R. Zadorozny 1974 · $9,220 Ian R. Brown Marco Drudi Kenneth Grad 1954 - 1955 · $775 Jarvis G. Sheridan John D. Burgar Gary F. Kissack Donald C. Matheson Stephen F. Penney Sharon Shore David Vernon John F. Evans George J. Brophy Gene C. Colman Shane C. D’Souza David Grader Charles G. Cowan 1970 · $11,700 Barry B. Sookman Michael Stanton Frances P. Kiteley Fahreen Ratanshi John Arthur Peters Don Short John Z. Vertes B. T. Granger Mary Cornish Ross F. Earnshaw Bryan C. Duguid Daniel M. Graham Reginald A. Haney Bob Aaron Heather Stone Burkett John Charles John D. McCamus Jennifer Ann B. Franklin Frederick R. von Carol M. Huddart George M. Dixon Barry B. Fisher Denis N. Duke Thomas Graham Jacob Hildebrand Paul J. Cavalluzzo Michelle Cader Kleefeld Robert D. Pfuetzner Shostack Veh Robert C. Lee Jonathan H. Fine Frank K. Gomberg 1981 · $3,440 William D. Dunlop B. T. Granger McCluggage Paul M. Iacono Christina M. Marlene V. Koehler Frank G. Piccin Michael Y. Shour Ruth Vrbach 1956 - 1957 · $50,375 Donald C. Matheson Donald Fraser Grant T. Hopcroft John D. Abraham Cameron Wilfred R. Dupont Pamela A. Green Susan Himel and J. David McCombs Florene Shuber Hendrik Keesmaat Colin D. Piercey Paige A. Wadden Margaret N. Archibald Hartley R. Nathan Eric Gertner Marlene V. Koehler Earl Altman Barbara J. Caplan Ross F. Earnshaw Giuseppina M. Neil Kozloff Karen A. McCrea Thomas Pister Allan Shulman James H. Wallace Rudolph P. Bratty Christoph W. Kilian Grella Stanley M. Tick Eric W. Gross Neil Kozloff Reva Devins Frank R. Caputo Harry W. Gary R. Kunnas Paul M. McDonald Susan N. Steven H. Shulman John R. Ward Stanislaw A. Mamak Edmondstone Rachel Grinberg Irwin Cooper Ken A. Whent James R. Hassell Laurie R. McLean Jeffrey B. Gollob Sharon Carew Po L. Lai Sean McFarland Plamondon Herbert S. Silber Timothy Watson Chris G. Paliare Michael Eng Bernard E. Gropper George E. Loker William G. Horton Patricia Olasker Tony G. Graci Angela K. Carr Vibert A. Lampkin Grant E. Aleksandar Popovic Peter E. Simeon John B. Webber 1964 · $1,650 John W. Robb Raphael Engle Eric W. Gross McGlaughlin William T. Houston Arthur J. Peltomaa Andrew S. Hukowich George E. Carter John I. Laskin William Popovski Robert Sandy Robert N. Weekes 1958 · $690 Peter G. Jarvis Karen M. Erlick Barbara L. Laurie R. McLean 1971 · $5,300 Donald G. Kidd Debra E. Rolph Elizabeth Kosmidis Michael E. Caruso Samuel S. Laufer Harvey Poss Sinclair Karen M. Weiler Roger G. Doe Barry H. Matheson Rena Etkin Grossman Jill L. McLeod Susan E. Greer Judythe Little Gerald S. Swinkin Karen A. McCrea James R. Caskey Gilbert B. Laurin Allan D. Powell Darryl Singer R. Ross Wells John M. Gammell John A. Paterson John F. Evans George D. Eileen M. McMahon George D. Gruetzner Steven S. Mittleman Karen P. Ceifets Gruetzner Daniel R. Law Janet L. Pratt Jagmeet Singh Knud Westergaard R. R. McMurtry Mark L. Madras John Ulmer Brian H. Eyolfson R. R. McMurtry 1965 · $1,875 Peter A. James Cenovus Employee Michelino L. Valerie A. Lawson Andrew D. Pringle Jenny Siu Jill Whelan Albert Page Charles L. Merovitz Lori Ulmer Thomas Pister Foundation Trevor C. Farrow Guarino Wayne Fitzroy Andrew McNaught Sandev S. Purewal Roger A. Skinner Paul D. Copeland Edward P. Kerwin Michael P. O’Hara J. Mark Stinson C. Stephen White 1959 · $800 1978 · $6,132 Andy Chan Gerald B. Fedchun Guberman, Garson Leacock Al J. McNish Jason Puterman Brian J. Slattery Norman L. Goldman Gary R. Kunnas Gretchen A. Timmins Mervyn F. White Susan N. Plamondon Anthony F. Baldanza Henry J. Chang Alison Feeney- Joanne E. Leatch Bruce N. McWilliam Douglas H. Lissaman Y. A. George Hynna Murray Levine Steven P. Haddock Thomas Ragell George L. Smith James T. Wilbur M. Kathryn Robinson Santo A. Veltri Ian T. Chapman Rodgers Robert C. Lee Peter Meier Coulter A. Osborne Denise E. Bellamy Richard A. Haigh Katharine A. Paul M. G. Smith Lowell Wildman Roger A. Skinner Pierre F. Marchildon Paul L. Schnier Sandra R. Chaytor Kathryn Feldman Seung-Yoon Lisa Elaine A Menard Rajczak Douglas G. Page Michael A. Bossin 1982 · $7,030 David F. Halpenny Anne L. Sone Henry Carol A. Willes Terrance Sweeney Terrence J. O’Sullivan Charlotte M. Chiba John C. Field Lee Paul G. Mendes Herawati S. John B. Webber 1975 · $7,607 D. Robb English Patricia N. Auron Nikhil Handa Gary Srebrolow M. Cecilia Williams James T. Wilbur Frank G. Piccin Carole Marie Marilyn M. Field- Stuart W. Charles L. Merovitz Ramlakhan Sheldon J. Berg Marilyn M. Field-Marsham Henry G. Blumberg Marsham Reginald A. Haney Lemesurier Stacie A. Stanton Julie A. Wilson 1960 LLB & BARR · Frederick A. Yack Stephen S. Ruby Chouinard Paul Merrick Bert Raphael Angela K. Carr Stephen Georgas Carol A. Brewer Sherri R. Fine Hugh M. Joseph C. Lemire Jim Steel Joel W. Winch $13,246 Herbert S. Silber Jenny L. Chu Harradence Maureen E. Merrill Margaret Raymond 1966 · $5,900 James C. Crawford Elaine Harris Paul R. Cassidy Steinberg Bernice Finkelstein Corinne D. Leon Anne Steinhart Terry L. Winchie Marianne E. Barrie Courtney J. Harris Jessica Miedema Paul D. Rea William D. Martin 1972 · $69,065 Carl B. Davis Kenneth B. Harris Joanne C. Coldwell Gregory T. Chu Harvey Finkelstein George J. Leon Kirk Stevens and Alan D. Winter Frank R. Caputo Elaine Harris Marni E. Miller Daniel A. Judith Minden John L. McDougall Elliot Berlin Robert G. Janzen David B. Israelson John C. Field Ibrahim Cintosun Lana J. Finney Natalie M. Leon Rechtshaffen J. Cecil Wolfe Earl A. Cherniak, Gerald Hartman Walter W. Miller M. Deborah Stewart Paul Merrick David E. Cosco Gilbert B. Laurin Daniel S. Johnson Catherine C. Flanagan Ron W. Clark Erik J. Fish Heather S. Leonoff Sean Rehaag Lawrence A. Arnold Englander Patricia C. Ronald S. Minken David G. Stinson Irvin H. Sherman John M. Dean Gerald Hartman Alan W. Clarke Barry B. Fisher Michael P. Leroux Robert B. Reid Wolfman Robert E. Forsyth Michael P. Leroux Stuart W. Lemesurier Hennessy Steven S. Mittleman J. Mark Stinson Paul M. G. Smith Paul Emond John H. C. Clarry Paul G. Fisher Murray Levine William V. Reid Jason W. John G. Goodwin Philip J. MacAulay Dan Malamet Bram S. Herlich Katherine I. Bernard J. Heather Stone Woycheshyn Joseph M. Tanzola George D. Hunter Alireza N. Cohen Timothy Henshell Susan Lieberman Timothy E. Reilly John B. Keyser Melanie A. Manchee Irving H. Marks Carolyn V. Hitchman Monaghan Ray Stortini Anne B. Wright Herbert L. Wisebrod J. David A. Jackson Jonathan C. Cohen Fitzsimmons and Mannie Zeller Gregory A. Rice Clair Marchand A. Beth Moore Garfield M. Payne Maureen E. Merrill Bram S. Herlich A. Beth Moore Deborah J. Catherine C. Douglas H. Karen M. Wuori Anne B. Wright Russell G. Juriansz James T. Morrow Peter B. Sahagian Alison H. Narod Joanne C. Coldwell Martin Herman James T. Morrow Yigal E. Rifkind Strachan Donald F. Morrison Flanagan Lissaman Frederick A. Yack Marvin A. Zuker Douglas G. Lash William V. Reid Andrew K. Cooley Sara A. Hickling Janet E. Mosher Tanya N. Road John Z. Swaigen Sydney S. Newman Maryka J. Omatsu M. Joy Sellers Stephen P. Flott Andrew D. Little David M. Young Peter E. Lockie J. Jay Rudolph Catherine A. Cooper Jacob Hildebrand Roxanne Mykitiuk John W. Robb Gerald A. Swaye Bert Raphael 1967 · $3,300 Derek J. Pressé Florene Shuber Sean F. Foley Jeffrey S. Lloyd Richard B. Young Robert D. McCluggage Irwin Cooper Stephen Holmes Elise S. Nakelsky M. Kathryn Gerald S. Swinkin Jack M. Rose Terence M. Dolan Harold P. Rolph Charles B. Ticker Colm S. Seviour Adam G. Forbes George E. Loker Muneeb Yusuf J. Curtis McDonnell Vance H. Cooper Wayne L. Hooey Robinson Harvey Finkelstein Michael B. Rotsztain Alan D. Winter Deborah J. Strachan Andrew Forbes Angela Michelle Eden N. Nameri Yair Szlak Daniel R. Zadorozny Harvey Spiegel Paul D. Copeland Grant T. Hopcroft Leonard D. Rodness David R. Neill Stanley H. Rutwind Rosalyn Train James E. Fordyce Long Alison H. Narod Steven Chou Shin Christopher Zaleski Jim Steel W. Stirling Kenny 1979 · $6,025 Mary Cornish Matthew E. Howatt Barbara Rodrigoe Tam John H. Nichols Anne L. Sone Henry Dana L. Venner Robert E. Forsyth John M. Lowndes Hartley R. Nathan Lawrence Ray Stortini Donald Lapowich J. Patrick Anderson Charles G. Cowan Nigel J. Howcroft Debra E. Rolph Anthony Tamburro J.A. Sandy Nixon Joseph M. Steiner James M. Wortzman Jean A. Franklin Senwung Francesco Dimitrios J. Neilas Zimmerman William H. White MacGregor D. Sinclair Wendy E. Bryans Kristopher Crawford- Carol M. Huddart Y. Luk Bruce Ross Mary C. Tatham George L. Smith Hancher David R. Neill J. Cecil Wolfe Robert Sandy Sinclair Peter R. Tice Clifford E. Dresner 1983 · $51,031 Dickinson Martin V. Ross William G. Tatham John Z. Swaigen Ronald Franklin Martin S. Hui Michael A. Lyall James T. Neilson Janet Stewart John Z. Vertes Eleanore A. Cronk Allan Rouben Neil E. Wood Bruce N. Futterer D. Scott Anderson John Freeman Andrew S. Hukowich Annette Macaro Gerry Nera James A. Taylor William G. Tatham Lawrence A. Wolfman Jill L. Cross J. Jay Rudolph Karen M. Weiler Barbara L. Grossman Sara J. Blake Jacques C. Fremont Margaret Huycke Philip J. MacAulay Michael D. Newman Mary A. Teal 1961 · $1,185 Sidney H. Troister David M. Young S. Ross Cruikshank Dirk E. Rueter Terry L. Winchie Robert R. Hagerman Mary A. Bruce Joel Friedman Y. A. George Hynna J. Allan MacDonald Murray H. Sheldon Teicher James R. Caskey Art Vertlieb Shalene S. Curtis- Americo J. Russo 1976 · $5,250 Patricia C. Hennessy Catherine A. Cooper Bruce N. Futterer Rodger E. Inglis John Macdonald Nightingale Adam Telfer Ian M. Gordon 1968 · $3,410 Micallef Stanley H. Rutwind 1973 · $7,005 Christina M. Cameron Gary I. MacDougall Vance H. Cooper Layth H. Gafoor Karen M. Gary I. MacDougall J.A. Sandy Nixon Brian Temins Rodger E. Inglis Brian G. Armstrong George Czutrin Inselsbacher Lorne E. Sabsay Edward Belobaba George Czutrin Leslie H. Macleod Jim Evans Cosimo D. Galluzzo Gerald Machtinger Leah A. Noel Bradley A. Teplitsky Joseph C. Lemire Sydney Brooks Peter Michael Daigle Ilan Ishai Sean David Sadler Ian T. Chapman Paul F. Gastaldi Peter B. McCabe Brenda E. Gaertner John M. Gammell Paul Harold Macklin James C. Oakley Bryan J. Tham Alan A. Redway William H. Fox Dancheese Limited David B. Israelson Laura M. Safran Marie Davison Cosimo D. Galluzzo Paul F. Gastaldi Patsy G. MacLean Anthony J. O’Brien David L. Thomas Gustavo Gonzales Susan Himel Jill L. McLeod Sarita A. Dankner Robert G. Janzen Steven J. Sager 1962 · $10,443 William D. Dunlop Gregory W. Gee Leanne W. Terrance O’Connor Kirsten A. Thoreson Thomas David Graham Peter C. Kalbfleisch James T. Neilson Laurence C. Goldberg Marie Davison Michael C. Jason MacMillan Peter B. Sahagian E. Lyle Brown Stephen P. Flott Eric Gertner Obiora C. Okafor Nishi L. Thusoo Howard E. Katz Joanne E. Leatch James H. Wallace Nigel J. Howcroft John M. Dean Simona T. Jellinek Mark L. Madras Loukas J. Saites P. John Brunner Sean F. Foley Amit Anil Ghosh Eden M. Oliver Charles B. Ticker George J. Leon Jeffrey A. Mann R. Ross Wells Corinne D. Leon David A. Decker Daniel S. Johnson Dan Malamet Delayne M. Sartison Anthony Camisso James E. Fordyce Gwen A. Ginter Maryka J. Omatsu Gretchen A. J. Allan MacDonald Stephen Morrison P. Dougal Macdonald Clifford R. Demaray Glen R. Johnson Stanislaw A. Mamak Mary T. Satterfield Timmins Michael E. Caruso Gregory W. Gee Miles Goacher Geraldine O’Meara Bernard J. Monaghan William Popovski Paul M. McDonald Jeannine E. Devos- Christine I. Jonathan Christine Wai Gee M. Frances Sayers Radoslav Z. David Grader ANNUAL PAID GIFTS BY CLASS the Thomas M. Frances Sayers Lawrence E. Ritchie 1991 · $3,370 Lonny J. Rosen 2004 · $2,525 1980s LLM · $15,300 Markham Silver Leonard D. Rodness Michele S. Altaras Carl A. Turner David Altshuller John D. Baker Mary C. Tatham Allan Rouben Barbara J. Caplan Andrew S. Astritis William S. Bernstein 1997 · $6,019 Sheldon Teicher Emily C. Cole Anna Boulman Gerald B. Fedchun Richard P. Stephenson Ahmed K. Akbar Brown Phillips M. Cecilia Williams Sherri R. Fine J. Alexis Levine Marie Finkelstein Mary A. Teal Frank Benedetto Hugh A. Tye Jean A. Franklin Hancher Jessica Eleanor Miedema Paul G. Fisher 1984 · $58,575 Sharon Carew Valerie C. Mann Gary Srebrolow Shelley A.M. Gavigan Christopher G. Bradley 1987 · $6,430 Chantal A. Desloges Kathleen A. Murphy Ngai On Young Myron L. Gochnauer Stewart Karen P. Ceifets Gilda Berger Michael Eng Aleksandar Popovic Shin Imai Jenny L. Chu Steinberg Sharon Bond Mindy B. Gilbert 2005 · $3,412 Andrew D. Pringle Heather S. Leonoff J. Thomas Curry Jacinthe I. Boudreau D. Ryan Gledhill Christopher Anderson Darryl Singer B. Franklin Shostack Hugh M. DesBrisay Phyllis R. Brodkin Jonathan L. Goldenberg Kristopher Crawford- Stacie A. Stanton Colin P. Stevenson SOCIETY Lorne Farr Ron W. Clark Martin Herman Dickinson Fabien Tremblay David Goldman S. Ross Cruikshank 1992 · $2,550 Jason C. Markwell Antonio Di Domenico Steven P. Haddock Rena Etkin Dolores M. Barbini Stephen F. Penney Timothy Fitzsimmons 1990s LLM & PhD · Thomas Brown Phillips Stewart (1865–1892) Christine Wai Gee Man Philip Henderson Marsha P. Gerhart Charlotte M. Chiba Wendy Sutton $5,270 was admitted to Osgoode Hall as a Shane A. Kelford Giuseppina M. Grella Bryan C. Duguid Paige A. Wadden Al J. McNish Carole Chouinard Andrew McNaught Bernard E. Gropper Pamela A. Green Lowell Kurt Wildman Sharon Shore David A. Decker student-at-law in Michaelmas Term in 1888. Barbara J. Murchie David F. Halpenny Michelino L. Guarino Jagmeet Singh Erik J. Fish Sadly, he became ill and died at the early age 1998 · $1,550 Glen R. Johnson Jenny Siu Fatuma A. Khalid Murray H. Nightingale Jeffrey C. Lanys Jacob M. Bakan of 27 before he could graduate. He left a Gary F. Kissack David Vernon Dr. Jinyan Li Eden M. Oliver Susan Lieberman Ibrahim Cintosun portion of his estate to establish a student Richard L. Pivnick Timothy E. Reilly Julia S. Shin Doi Peter Meier Dimitrios J. Neilas 2006 · $2,330 library at Osgoode Hall, which later became Kathleen P. Taylor Jonathan M. Rosenthal Lorne M. Sossin Prasanna Balasundaram Mary-Anne Constance Filko Prugo Reeve Susan M. Ursel Martin V. Ross Susan Nicole Berry the largest law library in Canada. 1993 · $3,773 Brian Jason Temins Sean David Sadler Julie A. Wilson Steven J. Sager Ronald Franklin Paolo Boni Jill Whelan Don Short Lawrence Zimmerman Delayne M. Sartison Joel Friedman Kelly D. Bradshaw Christopher Zaleski Carol A. Willes R. Karen Schucher 1985 · $63,062 Thomas W. Brown Layth H. Gafoor 1999 · $1,350 2000s LLM & PhD · Jane M. Beatty Lisa Silver Lana J. Finney Senwung Francesco Y. Luk Deanna Barwick Wall $11,498 Ian Beverley John J. Tobin Robert D. Howe Livia Maduri Katherine I. Henshell Ranjan K. Agarwal Chris Blom Susan J. Woodley Karen M. Inselsbacher Megan H. Marrie Michael C. Jason Akinyemi Asalu Gregory T. Chu Patsy G. MacLean 1988 · $5,030 Angela Michelle Long 2007 · $370 Surinder Singh Aujla David Corbett Paul G. Mendes MEMBERS: Mary S. Balfour Leah A. Noel Harminder S. Dhillon Stanley F. Benda The Thomas Brown Phillips Stewart Society We would be pleased to discuss with donors Domenico A. Crolla Jennifer Ann Pfuetzner Eric Carmona Bonnie A. O’Rourke Joshua Dougherty Alan W. Clarke was created to commemorate Thomas Brown and their advisors, the many areas within Denise Bellamy Pamela J. Dinsmore Bradley A. Teplitsky Sandra R. Chaytor Sandev S. Purewal Adam G. Forbes Alireza N. Cohen Phillips Stewart as Osgoode’s first benefactor the Law School where bequests can be Marco Drudi Stephen Holmes Temistocle J. Tucci Sandra Birnbaum Lisa Ann Triano 2008 · $550 Jill L. Cross and to honour all those who, like this generous directed. We do appreciate the opportunity David E. Harris Lynn M. McGrade Mervyn F. White Peter Michael Daigle 2000 · $3,060 Matthew E. Howatt Marlys Edwardh M. Kaye Joachim Vincent A. Mercier 1994 · $4,800 Raphael Engle young man, made Osgoode Hall Law School a to review the terms of the Will (especially for Michael Stanton Burkett Marni E. Miller Valerie A. Lawson Ronald S. Minken Judith S. Benattar Brian H. Eyolfson part of their legacy through a planned gift. specific bequests) before they are finalized, Balfour Halévy Andy Chan Michael Y. Shour Eileen M. McMahon Jeremy R. Solomon Sarita A. Dankner Andrew Forbes Karen M. Erlick 2009 · $940 so we can confirm our ability to accept and Derek Hogg Anthony J. O’Brien David L. Thomas Simona T. Jellinek John Freeman Membership in the Society is offered to those Amit Anil Ghosh Tracy C. Brown fulfill the gift’s intent. Allan D. Powell Karen M. Wuori Natalie M. Leon Daniel M. Graham alumni and friends who wish to donate to Hugh S. Paisley Janet L. Pratt Seung-Yoon Lisa Lee Shane C. D’Souza 1989 · $1,836 Bo H. Park Hugh M. Harradence Osgoode by means of a planned gift including For more information, please contact Anita Avra Rosen Fahreen Abdul Mawjee Nikhil Handa Harvey Spiegel Duncan C. Boswell Katharine A. Rajczak Ratanshi John Charles Kleefeld Lorne E. Sabsay Jason Aaron Puterman charitable bequests, life insurance or other Herrmann, Director, External Relations & Rhonda Cohen Nishi L. Thusoo Yair Szlak Po L. Lai Norman Stewart Loukas J. Saites Timothy Watson future arrangements. All members will be Communications Office at 416-736-5364 or Leanne W. MacMillan Radoslav Z. Tofilovski Renée Vinett Wayne Fitzroy Leacock Ronald R. Schwass Muneeb Yusuf David G. Seaton D. Lynn Turnbull Erica J. Young Paul Harold Macklin recognized annually in the Osgoode Hall Law [email protected]. William Turville Tom Smee Steven H. Shulman 2010 · $770 Sean McFarland School Report on Giving. Kirk Stevens 1995 · $2,550 2001 · $2,485 Michael H. Tulloch Ren R. Bucholz Mundy Yvette McLaughlin Jonathan Broer Andre B. Bacchus Joseph A. Tripodi Andrew K. Cooley Bruce N. McWilliam 1990 · $7,305 Daniel P. Condon Beverley G. Flynn Peter Wong Kenneth Grad Elaine A Menard Paul H. Auerbach Shalene S. Curtis-Micallef Annette Macaro Shirley Yee Judith Minden Lauren M. Bernardi Audrea J. Golding Faisal Mirza 2011 - 2014 · $848 1986 · $7,421 Gerry Nera Henry J. Chang Jonathan A. Kielb Peter E. Simeon Justin Dharamdial Mervyn D. Abramowitz Michael D. Newman Gwen A. Ginter Eden N. Nameri Bryan J. Tham Harmanpreet Dhillon J. Robert Allan James C. Oakley John A. Kolada Tanya N. Road Martin S. Hui Avi Gomberg 2002 · $1,605 Gina Papageorgiou Daniel V. Lang J. Flynn Paquin Sara A. Hickling 1996 · $2,400 Alison Feeney-Rodgers John Arthur Peters Jeffrey S. Lloyd Chanakya Sethi Christine I. Jonathan Lisa Braverman Alexandra E. Flynn Robyn M. Ryan Bell Cheryl A. Masson Anil K. Kapoor David George Gore Courtney J. Harris 1970s LLM · $625 Clifford J. Shaw Disclaimer and Contact Information Patrick M. McGrade Jacques C. Fremont Mark L. Karoly Grant E. McGlaughlin Daniel A. Rechtshaffen Steven Chou Shin Tam Peter J. Osborne This report lists all donors who gave at least $100 to Osgoode Hall Law School from May 1, 2013 to April 30, 2014. Those donors who have requested Elise Nakelsky Vibert A. Lampkin Laura Tyrrell Daniel R. Law 2003 · $820 anonymity do not appear in the listings. While we have made every effort to ensure accuracy, please let us know of any errors or omissions by calling Herawati S. Ramlakhan Simmie Palter Samuel S. Marr Nigel B. Marshman Stephen M. Werbowyj the External Relations & Communications Office, Osgoode Hall Law School, 416-736-5638. Dirk E. Rueter Mike J. Partridge Susan L. McCawley Yigal E. Rifkind Americo J. Russo Colin D. Piercey External Relations & Communications Office, Osgoode Hall Law School, Patrick G. Morris Anthony Tamburro Scott A. Snider Paul D. Rea Ignat Kaneff Building, York University, 4700 Keele Street, Toronto, ON M3J 1P3 C. Stephen White Telephone: 416-736-5638 · Email: [email protected]