2011-12 DEAN’S ANNUAL REPORT

Dean’s annual report 2011-12 highlights

6 | ADVOCACY 8 | CHILDLAW 8 | HEALTH LAW Dan K. Webb Center Center receives $1 million Loyola hosts unique transactional for Advocacy welcomes grant for Illinois juvenile law competition, continues new director justice reform curricular innovation

10 | HANDS-ON LEARNING 12 | DISTANCE LEARNING 14 | INTERNATIONAL Clinics, externship program With new programs, law New faculty chair emphasize practical skills and school continues to lead in online steps up international core values legal education program expansion

28 | COMPETITIONS 30 | FACULTY EXCELLENCE 56 | DONOR HONOR ROLL Loyola continues to take Newest professors Alumni and friends continue top honors in moot and add unique expertise to their generous support to the mock trials strong law faculty School of Law

2011-12 DEAN’S annual report 1 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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oyola University Chicago School of Law is proud All of these achievements—and the other teaching, L to be a leader in curricular development. The research, service, and policy successes you’ll read about legal marketplace is always changing, and we work in these pages—are made possible by the generous and hard to ensure our students are prepared for emerging loyal support of our alumni and friends. We recognize trends and issues in the law. With the online debut of this essential support in our Honor Roll of Donors, our master of jurisprudence (MJ) in business and beginning on page 56, in which we also announce corporate governance law this fall, and the continuing Access to Excellence: The Campaign for Scholarships. success of our other online degree programs—the MJ University President and CEO Michael J. Garanzini, S.J., in children’s law and policy, MJ in health law, and LLM has pledged $22 million to match contributions of in health law—Loyola is truly a pioneer in making $500 or more made to an endowed scholarship in a quality legal education accessible to students across fiscal year, so this is an excellent opportunity to support the country and world. a talented and hard-working student on his or her Continuing our emphasis on experiential learning Loyola law journey. that complements the substantive study of law, our We deeply value your continued partnership with newly retooled externship program and five clinics the School of Law community, and your commitment offer students hands-on practical experiences: the to ensuring the new generation of engaged and ethical tools and skills they need to make a seamless transition Loyola lawyers. into practice. We welcome international scholar James Gathii and new Dan K. Webb Center for Advocacy Director Zelda Harris, both of whom bring new expertise to our strong faculty and administration. Loyola continues to attract the best and brightest students as we enhance the diversity of our student body. We’re pleased that minority enrollment for this year’s entering class is at David Yellen 28 percent. Dean and Professor of Law

2011-12 DEAN’S annual report 3 OUR EXPANDING COMMUNITY

Stats on students

oyola University Chicago School of Law is proud of the achievements L of both our newest community members—the entering class—and our alumni. Here are bookend snapshots of the 1Ls Trenton Parks and Eduardo Roman GET acquainted at first-year class and recent graduates. FALL 2012 orientation.

A diverse and accomplished Employment statistics for entering class recent Loyola grads

This year’s diverse 1Ls come from a wide range of Here’s a partial breakout of the wide range of practice undergraduate schools and states. Following are key settings in which recent Loyola law graduates work (2011 demographics for the incoming class: is the most recent year for which JD employment statistics are available):

Entering Class 2012 Class Year 2011

Full-time day 250 Percent of class reporting 100% Part-time evening 36 Percentage employed nine months after graduation 86.85% Part-time day 2 Total students 288 Area of Practice Men 131

Women 157 Private practice 50.5% Students of color 27.77% Government 13.8% Median age 24 Public interest 2.8% Number of undergraduate schools 133 Judicial clerkships 5.5% Number of majors 54 Business 22.0% Out-of-state students 54.86% Academia 5.0% LSAT 26–75% 156–160 Military .40% LSAT median 158 GPA 25–75% 3.12–3.57 For additional Class of 2011 employment data, visit GPA median 3.35 LUC.edu/law/career/2011_data.html.

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Associate Dean James J. Faught congratulates new graduate Taryn Fisher (JD/MSW ’12).

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which is sponsored by the Texas Young Lawyers Association. More than 140 law schools and 1,000 law students compete each year in the Centers of National Trial Competition. In March, Teresa Frisbie, director of Loyola’s Dispute Resolution Program, hosted the International Academy of Dispute Excellence Resolution (INADR) International Mediation Competition, where Loyola he School of Law’s several Centers of Excellence are won second place for mediation skills out of 46 international teams. dedicated to the highest standards of teaching, research, T service, and policy development, taking an integrated and Loyola’s Dispute Resolution Program interdisciplinary approach to significant issues and events affecting expanded its negotiation and mediation advocacy course offerings the law today. Here are the centers’ highlights from the past year. last year and provided education opportunities for attorneys, important role, Harris will oversee all judges, arbitrators, and mediators Dan K. Webb aspects of the Center for Advocacy to use mediation and arbitration Center for program, including developing in e-discovery. The program also curriculum, running the National initiated a pilot program with the Advocacy Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA) Equal Employment Opportunity Regional Trial Advocacy Program, Commission, where Loyola students Center welcomes new leader, and assisting with the acclaimed represent pro se parties in mediations continues competition success Philip H. Corboy Fellowship Program at the EEOC. The pilot was a great in Trial Advocacy. success, and plans are under way to As one of the most respected offer a second program again this programs of its kind in the nation, Loyola served as host of five advocacy year. In April, Loyola’s negotiation Loyola’s Dan K. Webb Center competitions this past year, including team was selected as one of two U.S. for Advocacy continues to set a the ABA Client Counseling Midwest teams (out of 37) to participate in the standard for excellence. Students Regional Competition, which Warsaw Negotiation Round 2012. in Loyola’s advocacy program are simulates a law office consultation given the opportunity to learn from with a new client; the Willem C. Vis Other highlights include another distinguished academics as well Mini-Moot, which serves as a practice year of remarkable success for as experienced attorneys as they moot for student teams participating Loyola’s student teams in regional, prepare for careers as litigators. in the Vis International Moot national, and international Highlights from this past year include Arbitration Competition in Vienna advocacy competitions. Loyola the arrival of Zelda Harris as the new and Hong Kong; an Intra-school Moot won the National Health Law Moot center director (also see page 30), Court Competition, in which second- Court Championship, the Giles succeeding Jamie Carey, who retired year students compete against each Sutherland Rich Moot Court National in May after 34 years of extraordinary other in written and oral advocacy; Championship, and the Best Brief dedication and service to the School and the Midwest Regional Rounds Award at the National Tax Law Moot of Law and the center. In this very of the National Trial Competition, Court Competition.

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Assistant Director of the Dan K. Webb Center for Advocacy Megan Canty teaches Honors of Appellate Advocacy.

REPRESENTED STATES IN THE STUDENT BODY—OUTSIDE OF LOYOLA LAW ALUMNI DONATED THEIR TIME AND TALENTS TOP 3 ILLINOIS—ARE CALIFORNIA, MICHIGAN, AND TEXAS 641 AT THE LAW SCHOOL DURING THE 2011-12 ACADEMIC YEAR

2011-12 DEAN’S annual report 7 INTERDISCIPLINARY INTEGRATION highest standards of teaching

The law school launched its new The upcoming academic year Civitas online master of jurisprudence in promises to be a busy one. On ChildLaw children’s law and policy in the fall. October 12, 2012, the Children’s The program’s curriculum, which Legal Rights Journal will host a Center covers a wide range of children’s day-long symposium on Children law issues, is built around a theme and Immigration. Loyola will host Center has new faces, new of leadership development. The a statewide school administrators’ programs, new supporters third cohort of students begins the conference in October, and a national

program in September. education conference in the spring. The Civitas ChildLaw Center provides

quality representation to child clients The ChildLaw Center continues to and exercises leadership around build its presence in the international Beazley Institute efforts to improve the child welfare, children’s rights community. In juvenile justice, and other child- for Health Law March, students in a comparative law serving systems. This year, the center seminar traveled to Turkey, where welcomed two new postgraduate and Policy they researched topics such as the fellows, each with a two-year Loyola continues to lead Turkish juvenile justice system and appointment. Alexandra Fung has in health law the issue of child brides. In April, joined the center as its new Linda alumna Brigette DeLay (JD ‘07), child Salisbury Clinical Teaching Fellow. Now in its 28th year, the Beazley specialist for UNICEF’s regional office An NYU law school graduate, Fung Institute for Health Law and in West and Central Africa, lectured comes to Loyola from the Immigrant Policy offers one of the most and met with students and faculty Children’s Protection Project at the comprehensive and well-respected in a visit cosponsored by the Civitas National Immigrant Justice Center, health law programs in the country. Center and Loyola’s Center on the where she served as supervising This year, the institute hosted its Human Rights of Children. This attorney. Amy Meek, the center’s second annual National Health past summer, three ChildLaw new ChildLaw Policy and Legislation Law Transactional Competition, Fellows completed international Teaching Fellow, is a graduate of Yale the only competition of its kind in internships in Africa (Cape Verde, Law School and most recently served the country. The competition was Ethiopia, and Kenya). as deputy chief of staff to the Mayor’s recently endowed and named the Re-entry Coordinator for the City of L. Edward Bryant Jr. National Health The ChildLaw Center was recently New Haven, Connecticut. In addition, Law Transactional Competition in awarded a $1 million grant from Miranda Johnson, a former Salisbury honor of L. Edward Bryant Jr., a former the John D. and Catherine T. Fellow, has been named associate chair of the health care group at MacArthur Foundation to continue director of the ChildLaw and Policy the Chicago law firm Drinker Biddle its work overseeing juvenile justice Education Institute, headed by Dean & Reath, and a longtime supporter reform efforts in Illinois. Other grants Michael Kaufman. Kathleen Hirsman of Loyola’s health law program. have been received to support has joined the Education Institute as a The second annual competition, Loyola’s effort to eliminate childhood senior lecturer in residence. including 13 teams representing lead poisoning.

ERIE FAMILY HEALTH PATIENTS HAVE BEEN SERVED BY THE HEALTH JUSTICE PROJECT, WHICH ADDRESSES SOCIAL AND LEGAL 700+ ISSUES THAT PREVENT LONG-TERM HEALTH AND STABILITY FOR LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS

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Emily Benfer, Health Justice Project director (left), and Rodin Fellow Allyson Gold

10 law schools, was held in March. symposium to learn about challenges Review. She also recently published Students prepared legal memoranda facing the Medicaid program. articles on freedom of conscience and gave oral presentations advising and informed consent. Professor a hypothetical health care client on Loyola’s health law faculty once again Emily Benfer authored forthcoming the business and legal ramifications published and spoke on a number of pieces on women’s poverty and of a potential business opportunity. topics. Professor John Blum recently law school education outside the authored a piece on Medicaid and classroom. She and Health Justice The Fifth Annual Symposium on continues to research the role of Project Fellow Allyson Gold Access to Health Care, “Reinventing apology in medicine. Professor Larry presented on social determinants Medicaid in a Post-Health Reform Singer presented “The Impact of of health to Northwestern University America,” featured legal experts Health Reform on Hospitals” for the faculty and residents and medical from across the country who Illinois State Bar Association and at staff at Erie Family Health Center. gathered at Loyola in November the University of Chicago. Professor Additionally, Gold presented “Early to compare state approaches and Nadia Sawicki continues to focus Detection and Action: How MLPs discuss national policy perspectives. on regulating patient decision Can Use Proactive Legal Strategies in More than 200 students, aids, speaking on the topic at the Housing Conditions Cases” at the MLP professors, attorneys, and health University of Chicago and authoring National Summit. care professionals attended the a forthcoming article for Arizona Law

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represented more than 100 clients in state and federal child welfare, domestic relations, education, and Providing international child abduction cases. Loyola’s child clients range in age from infants to young adults who are preparing for independence as they practical exit foster care. Notable cases included the successful prosecution of a petition in federal court seeking the return of two minors pursuant to the Hague skills Convention on International Child Abduction, and the successful ong a leader in clinical education, the School of Law defense of several minors facing recently retooled its curriculum and externship program to school expulsion hearings. place an even greater emphasis on experiential learning. L Community Law Loyola law students graduate with substantive knowledge of the law Center Clinic coupled with hands-on experience that ties together theory and The Community Law Center Clinic, real-world lawyering—and prepares them for successful practice. the oldest of the School of Law’s clinics, serves clients whose main source of income is public assistance under the direct supervision of or people struggling to meet their Clinic update licensed attorneys, represented 147 obligations even though they have Clinics foster diverse entrepreneurs and small business jobs. Cases focus on family issues skill development owners, as well as individuals seeking and landlord-tenant conflicts. Since legal assistance with not-for-profit its founding in the early 1980s, the The School of Law’s five clinics organizations, with over 50 clients on clinic has represented more than combine opportunities for the waiting list. 3,000 individuals. students to gain practical experience while serving the community, The BLC is 100 percent transactional. Thirty students enrolled in Loyola’s especially underserved segments More than 60 percent of BLC Community Law Center Clinic this of the population. clients are not-for-profit ventures. past year handled more than 70 For-profit clients include entrepre- cases, 10 of which went to trial. The Business Law Clinic neurs, inventors, service providers, guardian ad litem project continued, and, increasingly, web-based with students representing children Loyola’s Business Law Clinic (BLC), business owners. in contested guardianship cases in established in 1999, offers students the Probate Division of the Circuit a unique opportunity to develop Civitas ChildLaw Clinic Court of Cook County. Other cases essential lawyering skills in a included divorce, paternity, child Over the past year, 24 law students professional, interactive environment. support, housing issues, and child participating in the ChildLaw Clinic Last year 24 student clinicians, abduction. The center benefited

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Danielle Denkmann (2L, left); Joe Stone, Loyola’s Randy L. and Melvin R. Berlin Clinical Professor and director of the Business Law Clinic; and Assistant Director Shelley Dunck talk with client Phil Siegel of Youthshare, a corporation that manufactures toys.

tremendously last year from the Other highlights include an $80,000 individuals and families. Loyola expertise of Clinical Fellow Jamie federal grant from the IRS to law alumnus Curt Rodin (JD ’75) Hossa (JD ’10), who supervised and help fund clinical operations; the and his wife, Linda, are supporting mentored students in the area of implementation of a web-based case a fellowship for a junior attorney, family law. management system, “Legal Server,” Allyson Gold, who has a valuable which provides students with the background in housing law. Federal Tax Clinic practical skills and training to prepare them for future employment; and the Other 2011-12 highlights included The Federal Tax Clinic operates as addition of a licensed attorney to the the forgiveness of $561,553 in a law office. Clients are referred by clinic’s Pro Bono Panel, which gives medical debt for clients, and Medicaid private attorneys, bar associations, recent graduates the opportunity to reimbursement to institutions social service agencies, and previous refine their tax representation. amounting to $547,235. Additionally, clients. With clients’ consent, student the HJP expanded its policy representatives work with the Health Justice Project focus. Five senior policy students Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to represented the National Coalition resolve disputes from the beginning Since its launch in 2010, the Health for the Homeless to develop a two- to the end of the cases. Last year, Justice Project (HJP) has helped more prong policy strategy, including the clinic accepted more than 100 than 700 Erie Family Health Center litigation and legislative reform and low-income taxpayers as clients and patients to overcome social and the first study of stakeholders and provided consultations to more than legal issues that prevent long-term individuals who are homeless. 200 taxpayers. health and stability for low income

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Commission, members of the judiciary, • Resolution Systems Institute and the Experiential and a diverse and distinguished group Center for Conflict Resolution learning of practicing attorneys. The curriculum • Integrys Business Support LLC focuses on practice-oriented skills • National Association of Realtors® Redesigned externship program and issues of relevance to the bench • Mintel emphasizes practical skills and and bar, including ethics and pro • Walgreens core values bono activities. • Intersport • City of Chicago, Mayor’s Office for Loyola’s externship program creates Loyola’s portfolio of extern People with Disabilities interesting and unique opportunities opportunities with the judiciary, • Cook County Equal Opportunity Office, for students to develop as well- corporations, government, and not- Bureau of Human Resources prepared lawyers and ethical leaders. for-profit entities continues to grow • Illinois Attorney Registration and With the addition of new coursework strategically. Cultural institutions such Disciplinary Commission to the externship requirement, student as the Chicago History Museum and • Illinois Supreme Court Commission on externs may now gain practical skills the Museum of Science and Industry, Professionalism outside of the classroom as well as which recently were added to the • Chicago Legal Advocacy for strengthen their ability to make a list of field-placement opportunities, Incarcerated Mothers smooth transition from students expose students to a variety of work • James B. Moran Center for Youth to legal professionals. During the environments that complement their Advocacy semester-long course, student externs interest and enrich their learning • John Howard Association of Illinois meet with counsel from the Illinois experience. Recent additions to the • Sargent Shriver National Center on Attorney Registration and Disciplinary externship list include: Poverty Law

make a quality Loyola law education accessible to students across the Other academic country and globe. MJ and LLM in areas of focus health law The Beazley Institute continues n addition to advances in Centers of Excellence and clinical and to attract leading health care experiential learning, Loyola celebrates several other academic professionals from around the world innovations and successes this year. to study and teach health law and I policy at Loyola. Joining the online MJ in health law program is the master Distance learning first online master of jurisprudence of laws (LLM) in health law degree, (MJ) in health law degree for non- offered online since 2010. The online Loyola continues to break ground lawyers in 2008, the School of Law LLM program continues to grow as in online legal education has been a national pioneer in the demand for health law as a legal providing online legal education. specialty increases rapidly. Online Since the Beazley Institute for Health Removing geographical and learning management emphasizes Law and Policy launched the nation’s scheduling barriers, online programs

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Expanded online offerings make A Loyola law education accessible to students wherever they’re located. interaction with live courses, recorded wish to enhance their professional MJ in business lectures, and interactive discussion skills, achieve their career objectives, and corporate boards, creating dialogue between and advocate more effectively for governance law faculty, attorneys, and health care children and youth. The curriculum professionals across the globe. The MJ includes Introduction to the Study Joining the School of Law’s online in health law program has graduated of Law and the Legal System, health law and children’s law 150 students since the program’s Introduction to Children’s Law, and policy MJ degree programs, inception. The LLM in health law Policy and Practice, Leadership Loyola’s online MJ in business and degree program has graduated 15 Development, and such electives corporate governance law program since fall 2010. as Education Law and Policy, Child was launched in June for fall 2012 Welfare Law, Juvenile Justice, Family enrollment. This unique program MJ in children’s Law, Mental Health Law, Poverty and provides business professionals law and policy Public Benefits, Conflict Resolution, with the opportunity to gain a and more. The first cohort of online sophisticated understanding of The online MJ in children’s law and students began in the fall 2011 term how the law operates in a business policy is a 24-credit part-time degree and will graduate in summer 2013. transactional and regulatory setting. program specifically designed Students will develop the skills for professionals committed to they need to understand the promoting children’s health, safety, legal context of business and education, and well-being, and who corporate governance law.

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Students and faculty attending Loyola’s 2012 Study Law Abroad program in China GATHER at the entrance to the Forbidden City.

developing areas of international match their academic interests and International professional interest. professional goals. learning In addition to launching a new The School of Law continues to offer Global opportunities grow LLM program in rule of law for a four-week summer program of with new leadership development (PROLAW) at Loyola’s international and comparative law John Felice Rome Center in Italy last courses in Rome. Loyola’s four-week James Gathii has joined Loyola September (see opposite page), the program in Beijing, China, and a one- as the new Wing-Tat Lee Chair in School of Law has expanded its LLM week field study in Strasbourg, France, International Law, while Insa Blanke offerings to include two new master were also popular international directs Loyola’s new international of laws programs for international course offerings available to students LLM programs. students. Designed for graduates this summer. Other international from non-U.S. law schools seeking highlights included the London All the law school’s areas of to meet bar exam requirements of Advocacy program, which provides expertise—health law, child and select U.S. jurisdictions, the new students with the opportunity to family law, advocacy, business and LLM in U.S. law for foreign lawyers immerse themselves in the world tax, antitrust, intellectual property— provides a thorough training in U.S. of the British barrister in London have strong international and law and legal skills critical to advising over winter break; an international comparative components. The clients in the U.S. and globally. The and comparative law seminar in law school’s curriculum, in Chicago second program option, an LLM in International Children’s Rights with and abroad, continually expands international law, gives students the a field study over spring break in and deepens to respond to flexibility to tailor the curriculum to Istanbul, Turkey; and a Comparative

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London Strasbourg Vienna H Rome Beijing

Hong Kong

Santiago

Around the world FROM CHICAGO

Loyola’s study-abroad options include comparative advocacy in London, international moots in Vienna and Hong Kong, a flagship international program in Rome, a summer program in Beijing, a European institutions program in Strasbourg, and a legal systems of the Americas program in Santiago.

Law Seminar: Legal Systems in reform, protecting human dignity, students enrolled in the program. the Americas with an optional and eliminating poverty with the PROLAW’s first class of 25 students spring break week in Santiago, introduction last fall of a one-year, included legal professionals from the Chile. Students who enroll in the practice-oriented LLM program in U.S., Australia, Bulgaria, Cambodia, International Commercial Arbitration rule of law for development hosted Ethiopia, Georgia, Liberia, Mexico, and the CISG course last fall at Loyola’s John Felice Rome Center New Zealand, Nigeria, South Africa, were eligible to try out for the in Italy. The program, called PROLAW, Tanzania, the Kingdom of Tonga, Willem C. Vis International received a $1.1 million grant Turkmenistan, Uganda, Uzbekistan, Commercial Arbitration Moot and last year, and a supplemental grant and Zimbabwe. While some students the Willem C. Vis (East) International for $700,000 this spring from the Bill are recent law school graduates Commercial Arbitration Moot and Melinda Gates Foundation, which interested in public service and teams. Loyola teams competed in works closely with partners like Loyola human rights, many come to Loyola Vienna and Hong Kong, respectively. to support and expand innovative with extensive experience in rule of approaches to serve those in need law initiatives from their respective across the world. The program is also countries. PROLAW is recognized PROLAW supported by generous donations by the international development from Microsoft Corporation, the late community as a leader in efforts to Practice-oriented LLM covers Loyola law alumnus Bernard Beazley improve the quality and sustainability rule of law for development (JD ’50), Loyola University Chicago of nationally and internationally Trustee Barry McCabe, the U.S. State backed rule of law initiatives. Loyola has furthered its commitment Department, the Government of to promoting justice and legal Uganda, and the employers of several

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include a big win at the 2012 Giles Institute for Institute Sutherland Rich Intellectual Property Consumer for Investor Moot Court Competition: Loyola won the national championship Antitrust Studies Protection and its second team advanced to the regional semifinals. Loyola Program builds a more competitive, New academic center protects students will continue to participate consumer-friendly economy consumers, public in this annual competition and will also be represented this year Loyola’s Institute for Consumer Established at the School of Law last in the Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Antitrust Studies is a non-partisan, year with funds from a cy pres award Competition, which introduces independent academic center from the class action settlement law students to important issues designed to explore the impact in Abrams v. Van Kampen Fund arising in U.S. trademark and unfair of antitrust enforcement on the Inc., Loyola’s Institute for Investor competition law. individual consumer and the public, Protection held its first annual and to shape policy issues. Under conference last fall. The institute 2012 marked the 10th year that the leadership of Director Spencer was formed as a non-partisan, Loyola has cohosted the Chicago IP Weber Waller, the institute fulfills its independent academic center to Colloquium, an annual program mission by sponsoring symposia, promote investor protection for that brings national scholars to academic colloquia, and a unique the individual consumer and the Chicago to discuss their current student fellowship. public, and to shape policy issues research with Loyola students and affecting investors. local attorneys. In addition, Loyola Highlights of the past year included a hosted its first annual IP reception lecture last fall by FTC Commissioner At the conference, distinguished this spring, bringing together Tom Rosch, who discussed “Privacy panelists explored the practical more than 50 IP alumni and in the Internet Age.” This spring, FTC implications of the Dodd-Frank current students for an evening of Commissioner Julie Brill presented Wall Street Reform and Consumer conversation and networking. the keynote address at Loyola’s Protection Act. Daniel Kahneman, Antitrust Colloquium, titled “Privacy, psychologist and author of the Loyola once against hosted the Competition, and Consumer best-selling book Thinking, Fast and Patent Law Interview Program, a Protection.” (Video presentations of Slow, will deliver the keynote address two-day annual event that brings both FTC commissioner lectures are at Loyola’s second annual Institute together patent law employers available at LUC.edu/antitrust.) The for Investor Protection Conference, and law students from across the institute also cosponsored a sold-out “Behavioral Economics and Investor country to interview for summer symposium, “Brands, Competition, Protection,” on Friday, October 5. associate positions and postgraduate and the Law,” at University College employment. This year, more than London in December 2011. More 700 law students from 193 law than 100 students, practitioners, Intellectual schools registered by submitting judges, enforcers, and professors Property their resumes for interviews with attended Loyola’s 13th annual Loyola approximately 125 nationwide Antitrust Colloquium this past April. Loyola maintains a strong local, employers. Nearly half of the students national IP presence registered for the program are selected for interviews each year by Highlights of 2011-12 for Loyola’s participating employers. thriving Intellectual Property Program

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Life After Innocence Program to assist exonerees celebrates numerous successes

Life After Innocence (LAI) celebrated its third year assisting Illinois exonerees—people who have been wrongfully convicted, imprisoned, and then exonerated—in starting their lives over. Professor Laura Caldwell, adjunct professors, and students obtained a Certificate of Innocence for Antoine Day, who

LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO PRESIDENT AND CEO MICHAEL J. GARANZINI, S.J. (BACKGROUND), INTRODUCES served 10 years for a murder he did RABBI JACOB NEUSNER AT THE INAUGURAL LAW AND RELIGION LECTURE. not commit. Students and faculty are now working with Day and exoneree Jarrett Adams to form Life and how religious law should be After Justice, a transitional housing Law and Religion considered by civil courts; and an and community center for exonerees. Initiative explores connections inaugural lecture by distinguished Adams recently graduated with between Abrahamic religions Jewish scholar Rabbi Jacob Neusner honors from Roosevelt University and the law on how the three faiths answer and is now a first-year law student similar questions relating to the law at Loyola. LAI also celebrated the The School of Law’s new program in and social order. graduation of Jovan Mosley, who was part of the inspiration for Life After Law and Religion explores the ways in Innocence. He received his BA degree which Christianity, Islam, and Judaism An elective course on Comparative from Loyola and plans to attend law influence, shape, contribute to, or Issues in Law and Religion has been school at Loyola in fall 2013. resist the development of broader added to Loyola’s curriculum. In social, political, and legal outcomes. addition, plans are under way to LAI has been working with the The program launched at Loyola expand the program’s reach beyond Illinois Department of Human this spring with three thought- the academic community, so that Services/Mental Health and the a broader audience will benefit provoking events: a debate on an Illinois Department of Employment from and participate in the ongoing important U.S. Supreme Court case Security to implement exoneree- dialogue on current issues and topics involving religious liberty issues; a benefiting legislation the group was relevant to law and religion. panel discussion drawing on Jewish instrumental in passing. LAI will begin and Muslim scholars to examine a fundraising initiative in the fall to recent controversies about whether further expand the program.

LLM DEGREE PROGRAMS ARE NOW STUDENTS FROM 193 LAW SCHOOLS PARTICIPATED IN LOYOLA’S 2012 PATENT 8 OFFERED BY LOYOLA 700+ LAW INTERVIEW PROGRAM—THE NATION’S LARGEST SINGLE-PRACTICE JOB FAIR

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Bridges: Public Interest Initiatives for a Better Tomorrow.”

Spotlight on   Recent graduates Cynthia Cornelius (JD ’12) and Daniel Hochbaum (JD ’12) received Equal Justice public service Works fellowships to work in public interest positions. Cynthia’s fellowship allows her to work oyola University Chicago School of Law is dedicated to at Cabrini Green Legal Aid, and the Jesuit tradition of service to others. The School of Law Daniel’s fellowship provides him provides many opportunities for students to use their legal with the opportunity to work at L Equip for Equality. skills and commitment to social justice to help those in need, obtaining practical skills while serving the community. Here are   The first annual Urban Issues Summit took place at the Corboy highlights from 2011-12’s Public Interest Law Program. Law Center this spring. The theme “Health Disparities” featured   More than 100 first-year law to Loyola last fall to attend a Professors Anita Weinberg and students participated in a Day “law day.” Participants learned Allyson Gold and law student Elisa of Service during orientation. about the practice of law from Pleasant (JD ’13) as panelists. The Students assisted in legal aid offices practitioners and a panel of current summit was sponsored by the as well as parks, schools, and social law students. School of Law, Water Tower Campus service agencies. Life, Living Learning Communities,   On four consecutive Saturdays this Stritch School of Medicine, School   In September, 30 Loyola past winter, more than 70 high- of Sociology, and Wellness Center. law students taught U.S. school students from the Chicago Constitution fundamentals to area participated in Loyola Law   More 120 attendees gathered students in grades 6-8 enrolled Academy, a program held at the at the second annual Loyola in Gale Community Academy and Corboy Law Center to introduce Chicago Youth Summit and Galapagos Charter School. high-school students to legal Expo held at the Corboy Law education and the practice of law. Center in June. The expo features   Last fall, the School of Law art, spoken word performances, collaborated with Loyola’s School   This spring, Loyola law students informational tables from legal of Sociology, Center for the and alumni facilitated several services organizations and Loyola Human Rights of Children, “Know Your Legal Rights” departments, a youth panel, and Water Tower Campus Life, and training sessions for students from special responses from several Department of Criminal Justice to Kelvyn Park High School, Thornton Loyola alumni. bring a producer and cast members High School, Harlan Community of The Interrupters, a film Academy, and the Black Star Project.   Ninety-two law students served about three Chicago “violence others by working in one of interrupters,” to campus. More   Loyola hosted the Norman Loyola’s five law clinics. than 250 people attended the Amaker Retreat at its Resurrection screening and discussion. Retreat Center in February. More   Ninety-seven law students than 75 law students from across participated in externships, many  High-school students from Von the country attended the event, of them serving the public interest. Steuben Career Academy came “Breaking Barriers and Building

18 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO SCHOOL OF LAW CARE FOR others 

Health law students and faculty participated in a community service project at Viviendo a Vivir, a residential self-help group for people in recovery for addiction, as part of the Access to Health Care course trip to Phoenix.

LOYOLA LAW STUDENTS PARTICIPATED IN PUBLIC SERVICE YEARS IN A ROW, LOYOLA HAS BEEN AWARDED THE CHICAGO BAR FOUNDATION 600 ACTIVITIES DURING THE 2011-2012 ACADEMIC YEAR 3 ABRAHAM LINCOLN MAROVITZ PUBLIC INTEREST LAW SCHOLARSHIP

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Alexandra Lahav, University of Connecticut School of Law (center), participated in the Loyola University Chicago Law Journal Conference, “The Future of Class Action and Its Alternatives.”

STUDENTS HAVE GRADUATED FROM LOYOLA WITH AN MJ IN HEALTH LAW, THE DISTINGUISHED GUESTS SPOKE AT 150 NATION’S FIRST ONLINE MASTER OF JURISPRUDENCE PROGRAM FOR NON-LAWYERS 231 LOYOLA DURING THE 2011-12 YEAR

20 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO SCHOOL OF LAW Sharing perspectives

ChildLaw and Education Institute Conferences “Special Education in Charter Schools: Challenges and Opportunities”

Speakers: Paul O’Neill, Tugboat and symposia Education Services (keynote speaker); Eileen Ahearn, National Association of State Directors of Special Education; oyola’s growing reputation as a national law school is Parker Baxter, Center for Reinventing reflected in the prestigious conferences and symposia Public Education; Hank Bohanon, Loyola University Chicago School of L hosted at the Philip H. Corboy Law Center. These events Education; Andrea Brown-Thirston, bring together academics, students, and members of the Chicago International Charter School; legal profession and community to share perspectives on Andrew Broy, Illinois Network of Charter Schools; Juana Burchell, today’s top legal issues. Illinois State Board of Educations; Rod Estvan, Access Living; Kathleen Gibbons, Chicago Public Schools; Erin 12th Annual Beazley Institute for Health Han, Legal Assistance Foundation Antitrust Colloquium Law and Policy and Annals of Metropolitan Chicago; Miranda Speakers: Julie Brill, U.S. Federal of Health Law Johnson, Loyola University Chicago Trade Commission (keynote speaker); Access to Health Care Conference ChildLaw and Education Institute; Jonathan Baker, Washington College “Reinventing Medicaid in a Michael Kaufman, Loyola University of Law, American University; David Post-Health Reform America” Chicago ChildLaw and Education Balto, formerly of the Federal Institute; Maureen Komperda, Trade Commission; John Connor, Speakers: Heidi Robbins Brown, Chicago Public Schools; Darcy Kriha, Purdue University; Harry First, New Washington State Health Care Franczek Radelet; Teri Pettit, Public York University School of Law; Authority; William Foley, Vanguard School Academy; Elizabeth Purvis, Andrew Gavil, Howard University Health Systems; Julie Hamos, Illinois Chicago International Charter School; School of Law; Jay Himes, Labaton Department of Healthcare and Rachel Shapiro, Equip for Equality Sucharow LLP, New York; John Family Services; Katherine Jett Hayes, Kwoka, Northeastern University; George Washington University School Robert Lande, University of Baltimore of Public Health and Health Services; Children’s Legal Rights School of Law; Marina Lao, Seton Hall Nicole Huberfeld, University of Journal Conference Kentucky College of Medicine; Laura University Law School; Randal Picker, “LGBT and Children” University of Chicago Law School; J. Hermer, University of Texas Medical Douglas Richards, Cohen Milstein; Branch; Verlon Johnson, Centers for Speakers: Michael Maher, Loyola Matthew Sag, Loyola University Medicare and Medicaid Services; University Chicago School of Chicago School of Law; Christopher Beth Lazare, Arizona Health Care Education (keynote speaker); Garry Sagers, Cleveland-Marshall College of Cost Containment System; Jane Bevel, American Bar Association Law; Spencer Waller, Loyola University McCahill, Polsinelli Shughart; Center on Children and the Law; Chicago School of Law Lawrence Singer, Loyola University Sacha Coupet, Loyola University Chicago School of Law

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Chicago School of Law; Owen College of Law; Zanita Fenton, Norton, University of Colorado School Daniel-McCarter, Transformative University of Miami School of Law; of Law; Sheldon Novick, Vermont Justice Law Project of Illinois; Barbara Brian Gallini, University of Arkansas Law School; John Nowak, Loyola Fedders, UNC-Chapel Hill School School of Law; Doni Gewirtzman, University Chicago School of Law; of Law; Elizabeth Glazer, Hofstra New York Law School; Enrique Kirsten Nussbaumer, Saint Louis University School of Law; Rosemary Guerra-Pujol, Barry University School University School of Law; Jeffrey Mulryan; Mulryan and York; Sarah of Law; Joel Goldstein, Saint Louis Parness, Northern Illinois University Schriber, Court Involved Youth University School of Law; Lauren College of Law; Juan Perea, Loyola Project of Health and Medicine Policy Gilbert, St. Thomas University School University Chicago School of Law; Research Group; Alison Stankus, of Law; Michael Heise, Cornell Christopher Peters, University of Office of the Cook County Public University Law School; Nicole Baltimore School of Law; James Guardian; Richard A. Wilson, Grund Heise, Amherst College; Maurice Pfander, Northwestern University Law & Leavitt Hew, Thurgood Marshall School of School; Michael Plaxton, University Law; Daniel Hoffman, Johnson C. of Saskatchewan College of Law; Smith University; Nicole Huberfeld, Garrick Pursley, University of Toledo Second Annual University of Kentucky College of College of Law; Ofer Raban, University Constitutional Law Law; John Humbach, Pace University of Oregon School of Law; Henry Colloquium School of Law; Allen Kamp, John Rose, Loyola University Chicago Marshall Law School; John Kang, St. School of Law; Venudhar Routiya, Speakers: Randy Barnett, Thomas University School of Law; Chhattisgarh Legislative Assembly; Georgetown University Law Center Mark Kende, Drake University Law Christopher Schmidt, Chicago-Kent (keynote speaker); Jamie Abrams, School; Jessica Knouse, University of College of Law; Kenneth Stahl, Hofstra University School of Law; Toledo College of Law; Angela Mae Chapman University School of Law; George Anastaplo, Loyola University Kupenda, Mississippi College School Lee Strang, University of Toledo Chicago School of Law, William of Law; Mae Kuykendall, Michigan College of Law; Mark Strasser, Capital Araiza, Brooklyn Law School; Steven State University College of Law; Kurt University Law School; Jeremy Art, Loevy & Loevy; Hadar Aviram, Lash, University of Illinois College Telman, Valparaiso University School University of California Hastings of Law; Tamara Lave, University of of Law; Suja Thomas, University of College of the Law; Ian Bartrum, Miami School of Law; Bruce Ledewitz, Illinois College of Law; Franita Tolson, University of Las Vegas School Duquesne University School of Law; Florida State University College of Law; Eric Berger, University of Ann Louisin, John Marshall Law of Law; Alexander Tsesis, Loyola Nebraska College of Law; Caitlin School; Charles MacLean, Lincoln University Chicago School of Law; Borgmann, CUNY School of Law; Memorial University School of Law; Jessica Vartanian, Michigan Supreme Richard Broughton, University of Jennifer Mason McAward, Notre Court; P. M. Vasudev, University of Detroit Mercy School of Law; William Dame Law School; Paul McGreal, Ottawa; Stephen Vladeck, American (Chip) Carter, Temple University University of Dayton School of Law; University; Emily Waldman, Pace School of Law; Christine Chabot, M. Isabel Medina, Loyola University University School of Law; Rebecca Loyola University Chicago School New Orleans College of Law; Robert Zietlow, University of Toledo College of Law; Laura Cisneros, Golden Mikos, Vanderbilt University Law of Law Gate University School of Law; School; Steven Morrison, University Zachary Clopton, Assistant United of North Dakota School of Law; Sy States Attorney; Charlton Copeland, Moskowitz, Valparaiso University University of Miami School of Law; School of Law; Eang Ngov, Barry Elizabeth Dale, University of Florida University School of Law; Helen

22 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO SCHOOL OF LAW Sharing perspectives

Speaker Christopher Peterson, University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law (LEFT), talks with attendees at Loyola’s Consumer Law Review Symposium.

Loyola Consumer Law School of Law; Nathalie Martin, Speakers: Michael Broyde, Emory Review Symposium University of New Mexico School of University Law School; Marion Boyd, Law; Christopher Peterson, University former member of the Provincial “The Continuing Effect of the of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law; Parliament in the Legislative Mortgage Crisis on Consumers” Dee Pridgen, University of Wyoming Assembly of Ontario, and former College of Law; Elizabeth Renuart, Attorney General of Ontario, Canada; Speakers: Daniel Lindsey, Albany Law School; Alan White, Asifa Quraishi, University of Wisconsin Legal Assistance Foundation of Valparaiso University School of Law Law School Metropolitan Chicago (keynote speaker); Richard Alderman, University of Houston Law Center; Martin Luther King Jr. Lecture Law and Religion Lecture David Dana, Northwestern University School of Law; Kathleen Engel, Speaker: Nikki Giovanni, poet and “The Three Religions of One God: Suffolk University Law School; Max civil rights activist Do They Possess the Law of the Same God?” Huffman, Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law; Creola Law and Religion Lecture Speaker: Rabbi Jacob Neusner, Johnson, The Ohio State University Bard College Michael E. Moritz College of Law; “Religious Law in Civil Courts: Jane Locke, Loyola University Chicago The Implications of the ‘Anti-Sharia’ Law Movement in the United States”

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Law and Religion Loyola University School; Alexandra Lahav, University Lecture Chicago International of Connecticut School of Law; Hon. Law Review Symposium Brian Martinotti, Superior Court of “Hosanna-Tabor v. EEOC: New Jersey; Nancy Moore, Boston Should Religious Institutions “U.S. Impact on International University School of Law; Carol Be Exempt from Employment Commercial Arbitration: Positive Needham, Saint Louis University; Discrimination Law?” or Negative?” Rhonda Wasserman, University of Pittsburgh School of Law; Spencer Speakers: Richard Garnett, Speakers: Philip McConnaughay, Waller, Loyola University Chicago University of Notre Dame Law Penn State University Dickenson School of Law School; Paul Secunda, Marquette School of Law (keynote speaker); University Law School Margaret Moses, Loyola University Chicago School of Law (keynote Philip H. Corboy speaker); Peter Ashford, Cripps Harries Lecture in Advocacy “Hidden Traps, Fair Contracts, Hall LLP; Ron Brand, University of and Consumer Choice” Pittsburgh; Virginie Colaiuta, Pinsent “The Great Debate: Does America Need More Trial Attorneys?” Speakers: Theresa Amato, Citizen Mason LLP; Teresa Frisbie, Loyola University Chicago School of Law; Works; Omri Ben-Shahar, University Speakers: Thomas Geoghegan, David Haigh, Burnet Duckworth & of Chicago Institute for Law and author (keynote speaker); Theodore Palmer LLP; Thomas Haney, Loyola Economics; James D. Kole, Chicago Frank, Center for Class Action University Chicago School of Law; Consumer Fraud Bureau, Illinois Fairness (keynote speaker); Douglas Pedro Marartinez-Fraga, DLA Piper; Attorney General’s Office; Lea Kurtenback, Kirkland and Ellis; Steven Lawrence Schaner, Jenner & Block; Krivinskas Shepard, Loyola University Ramirez, Loyola University Chicago Amy Schmitz, University of Colorado Chicago School of Law; Bob Sullivan, School of Law; Todd Smith, Power Law School; Hugh Stevenson, U.S. author; Hunter Wiggins, Consumer Rogers & Smith Financial Protection Bureau Federal Trade Commission

Public Interest Law “Do Not Track: Privacy in Loyola University Chicago Reporter Symposium the Internet Age” Law Journal Conference “Forcing the Agenda: Provoking Policy “The Future of Class Actions Speaker: J. Thomas Rosch, U.S. Reform through Legal Action and and Its Alternatives” Federal Trade Commission Community Collaboration” Speakers: Kenneth Feinberg, Speakers: Shahid Buttar, Bill of Rights Feinberg Rozen (keynote speaker); John Courtney Murray, Defense Committee and People’s Hon. Vaughn Walker (ret.), U.S. District S.J., University Campaign for the Constitution Court for the Northern District of Professor Lecture (keynote speaker); Gideon Oliver, California (keynote speaker); Lynn Law Office of Elizabeth M. Fink “The Meaning of Social Justice in Baker, University of Texas School of (keynote speaker); Stephanie Altman, Catholic Thought” Law; John Breen, Loyola University Health and Disability Advocates; Chicago School of Law; John John Bartlett, Metropolitan Tenants Speaker: Robert John Araujo, S.J., Bronsteen, Loyola University Chicago Organization; Stephani Becker, Health Loyola University Chicago School of Law; Samuel Issacharoff, and Disability Advocates; Mark School of Law New York University School of Law; Clements, Chicago Alliance Against Robert Klonoff, Lewis & Clark Law Racist and Political Repression; Cliff

24 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO SCHOOL OF LAW Sharing perspectives

Kelley, WVON Radio; Flint Taylor, People’s Law Office in Chicago; Kate Transformative scholarship Walz, Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty Law; Richard Wheelock, in a speakers’ series Legal Assistance Foundation of Metropolitan Chicago; Alan Raphael, Loyola University Chicago School of oyola University Chicago School of Law takes pride in Law; Henry Rose, Loyola University L hosting one of the most highly regarded speaker series Chicago School of Law; Karen in legal academia. This past year’s speakers represent the Shaw, Loyola University Chicago School of Law vanguard of scholarship across a wide range of substantive law. Participants in the Faculty Speaker Series join us in the cause of Race and the advancing knowledge and improving policy. Law Symposium “Beyond the Picket Fence: The Impact of Traditional Laws on Fall 2011 Spring 2012 Changing Families” Nora Engstrom, Martha Nussbaum, Speakers: Samuel Brunson, Loyola University Chicago School of Law; Stanford Law School University of Chicago Sacha Coupet, Loyola University “An Alternative Account of Law School Chicago School of Law; Dagmara No-Fault’s Demise” “The New Religious Intolerance” Lopez, Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights; Dorothy Ian Ayres, Yale Law School Matthew Adler, University Roberts, Northwestern University School of Law “Regulating Opt Out: An Economic of Pennsylvania Law School Theory of Altering Rules” “Happiness Surveys and Public Policy: What’s the Use?” Shakespeare and Adriaan Lanni, the Law Harvard Law School Jonathan Masur, University “Othello: Who Is Guilty?” “Law and Order in Classical Athens” of Chicago Law School Speakers: Michael Halberstam “Sorting Patent Litigation” and actors from Writers’ Theater Eric Posner, University of Chicago Law School Daniel Gilbert, Wing-Tat Lee Lecture “Immigration and Delegation” Harvard Psychology in International and “Predicting What Will Make Us Happy” Comparative Law Akhil Amar, Yale Law School “Restating U.S. Law on International Law Subjects” “America’s Unwritten Constitution” Sonja Starr, University of Michigan Law School Speaker: George Bermann, “Disparities in Federal Columbia University School of Law  Criminal Charging”

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First-rate facilities

The School of Law’s expanding and recently renovated facilities enjoy a prime location in the heart of Chicago, which offers cultural and recreational opportunities 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 was completed in January.

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 provided new faculty and staff offices, additional classroom and study space, and the Robert J. Corboy Courtroom.

26 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO SCHOOL OF LAW 2011-12 DEAN’S annual report 27 SIGNIFICANT SUCCESS

A vital part of Student Loyola’s advocacy competitions program, student competitions build n the tradition of Loyola’s nationally renowned advocacy program, the School of Law continues to enjoy remarkable key litigation and I success in local, state, national, and international competitions. The following were among Loyola’s 2011-12 honors. mediation skills.

2011 National Health Law Moot 2012 Uvaldo Herrera National 2012 ABA National Appellate Court Competition Moot Court Competition Advocacy Competitions National Champions National Finalists Second-Place Brief

2012 Giles Sutherland Rich Moot 2011-12 National Moot 2011 Chicago Bar Association Court Competition Court Competition Moot Court Competition National Champions National Semifinalists, Regional Best Second-Place Advocate Brief, Regional Finalists 2011 Thomas Tang Moot 2011 Judge Paul Joseph Kelly Court Competition 2011 NITA Tournament Mock Trial Invitational Regional Champions, Regional Best of Champions National Quarterfinalists Brief, Regional Best Advocate National Semifinalists 2012 Gibbons Criminal Procedure InterNational Academy of Dispute 2012 Wagner Employment Law Moot Court Competition Resolution (INADR) International Moot Court Competition National Quarterfinalists Mediation Competition National Semifinalists Second-Place Mediation Skills Warsaw Negotiation Round 2012 2011 National Civil One of only two U.S. teams invited 2011 Buffalo-Niagara Invitational Trial Competition to compete Mock Trial Team Best Advocate and Fifth Place Team Second Place 2012 National Tax Moot 2011 ABA Mock Trial Competition Court Competition Second Place Best Brief, National Quarterfinalists

28 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO SCHOOL OF LAW SIGNIFICANT SUCCESS 

Loyola’s Philip H. Corboy Fellows in Trial Advocacy program is one of the top mock trial programs in the country.

TIMES DURING THE 2011-12 ACADEMIC YEAR, LOYOLA IN THE COUNTRY: LOYOLA’S MOOT COURT PROGRAM RANKING 2 WON NATIONAL MOOT COURT CHAMPIONSHIPS TOP 10 SINCE 2007 IN BRIAN KOPPEN’S LAW SCHOOL ADVOCACY BLOG

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and the Global Faculty of the Trade Policy Training Institute (TRAPCA) in Welcoming Arusha, Tanzania. The Wing-Tat Lee Chair was created to honor the generosity of Wing-Tat Lee, a Hong Kong businessman who provided the funds for the new faculty endowment. In addition to research- ing, teaching, and publishing in the he School of Law continues to attract renowned professors area of international law, the chair develops and plans international to its well-rounded faculty, welcoming new and visiting programs and conferences at the T professors and lecturers in residence with expertise in law school as well as facilitates emerging and evolving areas of the law. international law student and faculty exchanges for Loyola.

NEW FACULTY public international law, and good governance in Africa, Gathii most James Gathii joined Loyola recently was the associate dean for University Chicago in July as the research and scholarship and the School of Law’s Wing-Tat Lee Chair Governor George E. Pataki Professor in International Law. Gathii comes to of International Commercial Law at Loyola with a distinguished record of Albany Law School in New York. scholarship, teaching, and practice in the field of international law. A He has served as the Crowe and renowned scholar in the areas of Dunlevy Visiting International international trade and economic law, Law Professor at the University of Oklahoma College of Law, and as an assistant professor at Rutgers Business Zelda Harris, director of the Dan K. Webb School. Gathii is an independent Center for Advocacy expert of the Working Group on Extractive Industries, Environment, and Human Rights Violations in Zelda Harris joined Loyola’s full-time Africa of the African Commission law faculty this summer as the new on Human and Peoples’ Rights. He director of the Dan K. Webb Center is a founding member of the Third for Advocacy. In this very important World Approaches to International role, Harris will oversee all aspects of Law network. He serves as cochair the Center for Advocacy program, of the African Interest Group of the including curriculum development, American Society of International running the NITA Regional Trial Law, and is a member of the Advocacy Program, and assisting International Law Association’s Study with the acclaimed Philip H. Corboy James Gathii, Wing-Tat Lee Chair in Committee on the Meaning of War, Fellowship Program in Trial Advocacy. International Law Harris served as a visiting professor

30 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO SCHOOL OF LAW AN EVER-STRONGER FACULTY  Professor Juan Perea teaches and writes about race and law.

citations of Juan Perea’s books and articles 1049 appear in law review articles on Westlaw.

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of law at Loyola University Chicago fall 2010 from University of Florida served as a visiting professor at Loyola during the 2006-07 academic year, Levin College of Law, where he in 2010-11 from DePaul University and most recently was a clinical was the Cone, Wagner, Nugent, College of Law. Sag has been a visiting professor of law and director of Johnson, Hazouri & Roth Professor professor of law at Northwestern the Domestic Violence Law Clinic, of Law. He teaches and writes in University School of Law and the as well as codirector of the Child and the areas of race and race relations, University of Virginia School of Law. Family Law Clinic, at the University constitutional law, employment Prior to his academic career, he of Arizona’s James E. Rogers College law, and professional responsibility. practiced as an intellectual property of Law. She has been a member of Perea has been a visiting professor attorney in the United Kingdom with the NITA faculty since 1995. Prior to at Harvard Law School, Boston Arnold & Porter and in Silicon Valley, her academic career, Harris worked College Law School, and University of California, with Skadden, Arps. Sag as an attorney for the Land of Lincoln Colorado School of Law. In 1986-87, earned his law degree with honors Legal Assistance Foundation, Inc., in he clerked for Hon. Bruce M. Selya of from the Australian National University Alton, Illinois. the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First and clerked for Justice Paul Finn of the Circuit. He has written extensively Federal Court of Australia. His research In Arizona, Harris served as president on racial inequality, immigration focuses on law and economics and of the Brewster Center Domestic history, and the civil rights of Latinos intellectual property. Violence Services, and as a member in the U.S. His current research of the domestic violence advocacy interests include the critical theory of group for Saheli: Sisters in Action. history and historiography. Perea has VISITING FACULTY She has also been a commissioner testified as an expert before the U.S. Fazal Khan joined Loyola last fall as of the City of Tucson/Pima County Senate, the U.S. Equal Employment a visiting professor with the Beazley Domestic Violence Commission. In Opportunity Commission, and the Institute for Health Law and Policy Chicago, her roles have included U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. from the University of Georgia School chair of the Chicago Bar Association’s He is a member of the American of Law, where he teaches health law Domestic Violence Subcommittee, Law Institute. and policy, bioethics, public health Juvenile Law Committee; trustee on law, and international products the board of directors for Chicago Matthew Sag joined Loyola’s full- liability. Khan’s research focuses on Metropolitan Battered Women’s time law faculty in July 2011. He reform of the American health care Network; and member of the board system, the effect of globalization of directors, Today’s Chicago Woman on health care, and the challenge of Foundation. Harris’s other public regulating emerging biotechnologies. service memberships include the Khan earned his MD and JD degrees Illinois Maternal and Child Health from the Medical Scholars Program at Coalition; Illinois Family Violence the University of Illinois at Urbana- Coordinating Council; Office of Champaign. His scholarly articles the Cook County State’s Attorney, have been published in the Harvard Domestic Violence Task Force; and the Law Review and Health Matrix. At Illinois Department of Children and Loyola, he taught courses in Law Family Services Domestic Violence and Science as well as International Advisory Council. Products Liability. Juan Perea joined Loyola’s full-time Patricia Mell joined Loyola last year law faculty in July 2011. He served Matthew Sag’s research focuses on law as a visiting professor. She served as as a visiting professor at Loyola in and economics and intellectual property.

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AN EVER-STRONGER FACULTY

dean of John Marshall Law School in technological advice in support Richard Rosenberg is a former Chicago, where she became the first of validity and patentability partner at the Chicago law firm black and first female dean in analyses; patent application Mayer, Brown and Platt, where he the school’s history. Prior to joining preparation and prosecution; and represented institutional lenders John Marshall, she was a professor litigation in electrical, computing, in various financial transactions, of law at Michigan State University- telecommunications, and mechanical including workouts and bankruptcy Detroit College of Law, a visiting and materials matters. He teaches debt restructurings, leveraged professor at Capital University Law Cyber Law and Intellectual Property buyouts, securitization transactions, School and the University of Toledo at Loyola. and new financial product design. Law School, and as an assistant He also represented banks and other professor at Widener University. She Richard A. Devine joined Loyola corporate clients in various corporate also served as assistant attorney in 2009. He is a partner at Meckler transactions, including acquisitions general for the State of Ohio. In 2004, Bulger Tilson Marick & Pearson LLP, and bank regulatory work. He has Crain’s Chicago Business named Mell and a member of the Chicago office lectured and published on a wide one of Chicago’s 100 most influential of Resolute Systems, providing variety of commercial law issues. women. At Loyola, she taught first- mediation, arbitration, and alternative Rosenberg joined the part-time law year Criminal Law and an intensive dispute resolution services. Devine faculty at Loyola in 1983 and has Criminal Law seminar. is a former state’s attorney for Cook served on the full-time law faculty County. At Loyola, he teaches as a visiting professor since 1996. Criminal Law. He teaches Business Organizations, SENIOR LECTURERS Business Planning, and Professional IN RESIDENCE William Carlisle Herbert has Responsibility. more than 15 years of experience Laura Caldwell (JD ’92) joined as a litigation training partner with Robert Slaughter most recently the School of law in 2009. She has the Chicago law firms Hopkins and served as executive vice president, litigation experience in the areas Sutter and Foley and Lardner LLP. general counsel, and corporate of medical malpractice, insurance At Loyola, he teaches the Law of secretary of Grubb & Ellis Company, defense, and entertainment law. Risk Management and Advanced a real estate services company. He Caldwell has been published in a Litigation Skills. teaches courses in Negotiation variety of legal publications, and is and Documentation of Merger and also a freelance magazine writer and Kathleen Hirsman (JD ’84 ) joined Acquisition Transactions and the Art a novelist. She began publishing Loyola last summer with more than of In-House Legal Counseling. thrillers and suspense novels in 2005. 25 years of experience in school law Caldwell is founder and director practice, representing and counseling Barbara Youngberg joined Loyola of a Loyola project called Life After school districts in board governance from University HealthSystem Innocence, which aids former issues, student issues, labor and Consortium Inc., where she served prisoners following exoneration. personnel matters, collective as vice president of insurance, risk, Her first work of non-fiction, Long Way bargaining, special education, general quality management, and legal Home: The Story of a Young Man Lost in litigation, and in a general corporate services. She is teaching a Risk the System and the Two Women Who advisory capacity. She teaches Management course with Loyola’s Found Him, was published in 2010. courses in The Practice of School Beazley Institute for Health Law and Law, Education Law and Policy, Policy. Youngberg also serves on the Atanu Das (JD ’06) provides and Special Education Advocacy, and faculty of Concord Law School. prosecutes patent application Labor and Employment Issues in the services and conducts legal Education Workplace. research. He also provides

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Owners (4th edition, Foundation Press, 2012); Fundamentals of Modern Property Law (6th edition, Foundation Faculty Press, 2011) (coauthored).

Richard Michael, Civil Procedure achievements Before Trial (2d edition, West, 2011). Margaret Moses, Principles and oyola law faculty members enjoy a reputation Practice of International Commercial for excellence in teaching, publishing, speaking, Arbitration, (2d edition, Cambridge L and public policy. Here’s an update on recent University Press, 2012). faculty accomplishments. Charles Murdock, Loyola Faculty Scholar, Illinois Business Organizations, two volumes (2d BOOKS Cynthia Ho, Clifford E. Vickrey edition, West, 2010). Research Professor and Associate George Anastaplo, The Christian Dean of Faculty Research, Access Nanette Norton, Trademark Heritage: Problems & Prospects to Medicine in the Global Economy: Practice Throughout the World (Lexington Books, 2010); Reflections International Agreements on Patents (revised edition, Thomson Reuters on Life, Death, and the Constitution and Related Rights (Oxford University Westlaw, 2012) (coauthored with (University Press of Kentucky, 2009). Press, 2011). Mary Squyres).

Robert John Araujo, S.J., John Michael Kaufman, Associate John Nowak, Raymond and Mary Courtney Murray, S.J., University Dean of Academic Affairs, Expert Simon Chair in Constitutional Professor, Papal Diplomacy and the Witnesses: Securities Cases (West, Law, Principles of Constitutional Law Quest for Peace (St. Joseph’s University 2011); Illinois Civil Trial Procedure (4th edition, Concise Hornbook Press, 2010) (with John Lucal, S.J.). (West, 2011); Securities Litigation: Series, West, 2010) (with Ronald Damages (multi-volume treatise) Rotunda); Constitutional Law (8th James Gathii, Wing-Tat Lee Chair (West, 2011); Depositions: Law, edition, West Hornbook Series, 2009) in International Law, African Strategy, and Technique (West, 2011); (with Ronald Rotunda). At the start Regional Trade Agreements as Legal Education Law, Policy, and Practice of each year (e.g., 2009, 2010, 2011, Regimes, (Cambridge University (2d edition, Aspen, 2009); Teacher’ s and 2012), Professors Nowak and Press, 2011); War, Commerce, and Manual to Education Law, Policy, and Rotunda author supplements to each International Law (Oxford University Practice (2d edition, Aspen, 2009); of the six volumes of their Treatise Press, 2010). Illinois Civil Procedure (2d edition, on Constitutional Law: Substance and Thomson/West, 2009). Procedure (Thomson/West, 2007-08). Thomas Haney, The First 100 This treatise and supplements are Years: The Centennial History of Jeffrey Kwall, Kathleen and published both as books and as the Loyola University Chicago School of Bernard Beazley Research constitutional law treatise in Westlaw. Law (2009). Professor, The Federal Income Federal and state courts have cited Taxation of Corporations, Partnerships, Nowak’s work 274 times in the past Limited Liability Companies, and Their 10 years.

34 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO SCHOOL OF LAW ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP  Jeffrey Kwall, the Kathleen and Bernard Beazley Research Professor, recently published new editions of two of his classic texts.

Jeffrey Kwall’s casebook The Federal Income Taxation of Corporations, Partnerships, Limited Liability Companies, and their 58+ Owners has been adopted by more than 58 law schools since it was first published in 1995.

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Juan Perea, Latinos and the Law Cases and Statutes 2011 (update Ave Maria Law Review (forthcoming (Thomson/West, 2008) (with Delgado of 7th edition, Aspen, 2011) (with 2012); “Are Christians Fit to Be Parents and Stefancic). Sullivan and White); Employment and Guardians—The Case of Johns Discrimination: Selected Cases and v. Derby City Council,” 2 International Steven Ramirez, Reimagining Statutes (7th edition, Aspen, 2008) Journal of the Jurisprudence of the Capitalism: Law, Economics, and (with Sullivan and White); The Family (forthcoming 2012); “The the Subprime Fiasco (NYU Press, Global Workplace: International Holy See: International Person and forthcoming 2012). and Comparative Employment Law Sovereign,” 1 Ave Maria International (Cambridge University Press, 2007) Law Journal 1(2011); “Foreign Alan Raphael, Criminal Procedure: (with Blanpain, Bisom-Rapp, Corbett, Sovereign Immunity and the Holy From Bail to Jail (Tower Publishing and Joseph). See,” 1 Ave Maria International Law Company, 2012). Journal 67 (2011); “The Second John Courtney Murray Lecture: Anne-Marie Rhodes, Art Law & John Courtney Murray: A Model of Transactions (Carolina Academic ARTICLES AND Engagement,” 43 Loyola Law Journal Press, 2011). BOOK REVIEWS i (2011); “Same-Sex Marriage from Privacy to Equality: The Failure of the Allen Shoenberger, New Illinois George Anastaplo, “Abraham ‘Equality’ Justifications for Same- Rules of Evidence (Illinois State Bar Lincoln, Lawyers, and the Civil Sex Marriage,” The Jurisprudence Association, 2011). War: Bicentennial Explorations,” 35 of Marriage and Other Intimate Oklahoma City University Law Relationships 195 (2010). Alexander Tsesis, For Liberty Review 1 (2010). and Equality: The Life and Times of Dean Emerita Nina S. Appel, the Declaration of Independence Robert John Araujo, S.J., “The “Don’t Lose Ground,” Chicago Lawyer (Oxford University Press, 2012); International Responsibility of (March 2010). Promises of Liberty: The History and International Organizations in the Contemporary Relevance of the 21st Century,” in In Memory of Sir Ian Emily Benfer, “Interdisciplinary Thirteenth Amendment (editor and Brownlie,” general editor, Maurizio Collaboration between Graduate chapter author) (Columbia University Ragazzi; “Responsibility of Conscience: Schools and Host Communities” Press, 2010); We Shall Overcome: A The Responsibility to Exercise in Town and Gown: Effective Legal History of Civil Rights and the Law (Yale and the Responsible Exercise,” in Strategies Promoting Cooperation University Press, 2008) (paperback, Verantiwortung in Einer Komplexen Between Institutions of Higher Yale University Press, 2009). Gesellschaft (Responsibility: Recognition Education and Their Host Municipalities and Limits) (Berlin, Duncker, and (American Bar Association, Spencer Waller, Antitrust and Humblot, 2012); and “The Roman forthcoming 2012); “Theory & Praxis in American Business Abroad (Thomson/ Catholic Perspective on the Use of Reducing Women’s Poverty,” American West, 2009, 2010, 2011). Force” in Religious Perspectives in Just University Journal of Gender, Social War Theory (Cambridge University Policy & Law (forthcoming 2012) Michael Zimmer, The Global Press, forthcoming 2013;) “The (with Annette Appel, Davida Finger); Workplace: International and Meaning of Equality and Same “Health Justice Project: Law Schools Comparative Employment Law (2d Sex Marriage,” 26 Journal of Civil Reaching Out Beyond the Classroom,” edition, Aspen, 2012) (with Blanpain, Rights and Economic Development 9 Indiana Health Law Review Bisom-Rapp, Corbett, and Josephs); (forthcoming 2012); “Francis de Vitoria (forthcoming 2012); “Advancing Employment Discrimination: Selected and International Human Rights,” 10 Health Law & Social Justice in the

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Clinic, the Classroom, and the John Breen, “The Road Not Taken: Buccafusco and Jonathan Masur); Community,” 21 Annals of Health Law Catholic Legal Education at the “Retribution’s Role,” 84 Indiana Law 237 (2012) (with John Ammann, Middle of the Twentieth Century,” 51 Journal 1129 (2009). Lisa Bliss, Sylvia Caley, Elizabeth American Journal of Legal History 554 Tobin Tyler, Robert Pettignano); “May (2011) (with Lee Strang); “Religion and Samuel Brunson, “How to Tax All Creatures Be at Peace,” Chicago the Purification of Reason: Why the Mitt Romney,” 135 Tax Notes 1137 Daily Law Bulletin, September 11, Liberal State Requires More Than (2012); “Repatriating Tax-Exempt 2011; “The ADA Amendments Act: Simple Tolerance,” Campbell Law Investments: Tax Havens, Blocker An Overview of Recent Changes Review (2011); “Love, Truth, and the Corporations, and Unrelated Debt- to the Americans with Disabilities Economy: A Reflection on Benedict Financed Income,” 106 Northwestern Act,” American Constitution Society’s XVI’s Caritas in Veritate,” 33 Harvard Law Review 225 (2012); “Grown-up Advance: The Journal of the ACS Issue Journal of Law & Public Policy 987 Income Shifting: Yesterday’s Kiddie Groups (Vol. 4, No. 2, 2010). (2010); “Neutrality in Liberal Legal Tax Is Not Enough,” 59 Kansas Law Theory and Catholic Social Thought,” Review 457 (2011); “Reigning in John Blum, John J. Waldron 32 Harvard Law Journal and Public Charities: Using an Intermediate Research Professor, “Variables Policy 513 (2009); “Priest, Prophet, Penalty to Enforce the Campaigning of Health Reform and Their Impacts and King: Abortion, the Vocation of Prohibition,” 8 Pittsburgh Tax Review on the Elderly,” 12 Marquette Catholic Politicians, and the Culture 125 (peer reviewed) (2011). Elder’s Advisor 85 (No. 1, Fall of Life,” 6 Journal of Catholic Social 2010); “The Quagmire of Hospital Thought 353 (2009). Sacha Coupet, “Beyond ‘Eros:’ Governance,” 31 Journal of Legal Relative Caregiving, ‘Agape’ Parentage, Medicine 35-57 (2010). John Bronsteen, “Well-Being and the Best Interests of Children,” Analysis vs. Cost-Benefit Analysis,” 62 20 American University Journal of Bruce Boyer, “Achieving Duke Law Journal (forthcoming 2012); Gender, Social Policy & the Law 3 Permanence for Children in Relative 52 American Journal of Legal History (2012); “The AAML Child Custody Foster Care: Relative Adoptions (peer reviewed) (forthcoming 2012) Evaluation Standards: Bridging Two and Subsidized Guardianships,” (solicited book review of Wholesale Worlds, Child Custody Evaluation Judges’ Page (joint publication of Justice by Martin Redish); “Welfare Standards,” American Academy of the National CASA Association and As Happiness,” 98 Georgetown Law Matrimonial Lawyers (2011); “Ain’t I the National Council of Juvenile and Journal 1583 (2010); “Retribution and a Parent?: The Exclusion of Kinship Family Court Judges) (November the Experience of Punishment,” 98 Caregivers from the Debate Over 2011); “Advocating for Children California Law Review 1463 (2010) Expansions of Parenthood,” 34 New in Care in a Climate of Economic (with Christopher Buccafusco York University Review of Law & Social Recession: The Relationship between and Jonathan Masur); “Happiness Change 595 (2010). Poverty and Child Maltreatment,” and Punishment,” 76 University of 6 Northwestern Journal of Law and Chicago Law Review 1037 (2009) James Gathii, “The Status of African Social Policy 301 (2011); Supplement (with Christopher Buccafusco and Regional Trade Agreements,” 4 to Illinois Juvenile Law and Practice, Jonathan Masur); “Some Thoughts European Yearbook of International chapter on “Neglected, Abused, and about the Economics of Settlement,” Economic Law (forthcoming 2013); Dependent Children-Dispositions 78 Fordham Law Review 1129 “Africa,” in The Oxford Handbook of the and Permanency, Illinois Institute for (2009) (symposium); “Describing the History of International Law (edited Continuing Legal Education” (2010) Effect of Adaptation on Settlement,” by Bardo Fassbender, Anne Peters, (with Anita Weinberg). 109 Columbia Law Review Sidebar Simone Peter, and Daniel Hogger) 21 (2009) (with Christopher (Oxford University Press, forthcoming

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2012); “The Cotonou Agreement and Boundaries in African International Law Rights and Intellectual Property: Economic Partnership Agreements,” by Jeremy Levitt, 2 (3) Transnational Mapping the Global Interface (edited in The Right to Development in Legal Theory 439-441(2011). by Laurence Helfer and Graeme Theory and Practice: Studies for Austin) (Cambridge University Press, the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Diane Geraghty, A. Kathleen 2011) and Daniel Chow & Edward Declaration (edited by Stephen Beazley Chair in ChildLaw, “Child Lee, International Intellectual Property Marks) (forthcoming 2012); Friendly Legal Aid in Africa” (with (forthcoming West 2012). “Curtailing Ecosystem Exportation: Thomas Geraghty) (concept paper Ecosystem Services As a Basis to adopted by UNICEF, United Nations Michael Kaufman, “Messy Mental Reconsider the Merits of Export- Development Programme, and Markers: Inferring Scienter from Driven Agriculture in Economies United Nations Office on Drugs and Core Operations in Securities Fraud Highly Dependent on Agricultural Crime as the official paper on the Litigation,” 73 Ohio State Law Journal Exports,” 30 Virginia Environmental topic) (2011); “What Began As a 507 (2012); “The Judicial Access Law Journal (forthcoming 2012) Cause Has Become a Profession: Barriers to Remedies for Securities (with Keith Hirokawa); “Irregular Reflections on the Role of Loyola’s Fraud,” 75 Law and Contemporary Forces and Self-Defense Under Civitas ChildLaw Center in the Problems 55 (2012); “Fraud Created the UN-Charter,” in What is War? Development of Children’s Law As the Market,” 63 Alabama Law Review An Investigation in the Wake of 9/11 a Legal Specialty,” 29 Children’s Legal 275 (2012); “Section 16(b) and Its (edited by Mary O’Connell) (Martinus Rights Journal 1 (2009). Limitations Period: The Case for Nijhoff Publishers, 2012); “Food Equitable Tolling,” 39 Securities Sovereignty for Poor Countries Thomas Haney, “The First 100 Years: Regulation Law Journal 169 (2011); in the Global Trading System,” 57 The Centennial History of Loyola “Toward a Just Measure of Repose: Loyola Law Review 509 (2011); “The University Chicago School of Law,” 41 The Statute of Limitations for Neo-Liberal Turn in Regional Trade Loyola University Chicago Law Journal Securities Fraud,” 52 William and Agreements,” 86 Washington University 651 (2010). Mary Law Review 1547 (2011); Law Review 421 (2011); “Failing “The Unconstitutional and Unwise Failed States: A Response to John Cynthia Ho, “A New Approach to the Judicial Creation of Access Barriers to Yoo,” 2 California Law Review Circuit Compulsory License Conundrum,” Remedies for Securities Fraud Victims,” 40 (2011); “Introduction: GATS and in Global Perspectives on Patent Law 2011 Journal of Law and Contemporary Human Rights,” Proceedings of the (Margo Bagley & Ruth Okediji, eds.) Problems 1 (2011); “Fraud Created 104 Annual Meeting of the American (Oxford University Press, forthcoming the Market,” 62 Alabama Law Review Society of International Law 127 2012); “Beyond Patents: Concerns for 1 (2011); “The Unjustified Judicial (2011); “Kenya’s Long Anti-Corruption Developing Countries,” in Globalization Creation of Class Certification Merits Agenda: 1952-2010: Prospects and of Health Care (Oxford University Trials in Securities Fraud Actions,” 43 Challenges of the Ethics and Anti- Press, forthcoming 2012); “Global University of Michigan Journal of Law Corruption Commission Under the Access to Medicine: The Influence Reform 323 (2010); “Resolving the 2010 Constitution,” 4 The Law and of Competing Patent Perspectives,” Continuing Controversy Regarding Development Review 182 (2011); 35 Fordham International Law Confidential Informants in Private “TWAIL: A Brief History of Its Origins, Journal 1 (2011); “Patent Breaking Securities Fraud Litigation,” 19 Cornell Its Decentralized Network, and a or Balancing: Separating Strands of Journal of Law and Public Policy 637 Tentative Bibliography,” 3 (1) Trade Law Fact from Fiction Under TRIPS,” 34 (2010); “The Troubling Dispositive Role and Development Journal 26 (2011); North Carolina Journal of International of Event Studies in Securities Fraud “Mapping African International Law,” Law and Commercial Regulation 371 Litigation,” 15 Stanford Journal of Law, book review essay of Mapping New (2009), excerpts reprinted in Human Business, and Finance 1 (2010).

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Associate Dean Michael Kaufman PROVIDES AN “INTRO TO THE STUDY OF LAW” AT FALL 2012 ORIENTATION FOR 1LS.

Jeffrey Kwall, “When Should Asset Is No Longer a Court,” 14 University of (forthcoming 2012); “Redoing the Appreciation Be Taxed?: The Case for Pennsylvania Journal of Constitutional Statutory Scheme by Rule-Making: a Disposition Standard of Realization,” Law 161 (2011); “The Pretext of All Regulation Is Not Burdensome,” 86 Indiana (Bloomington) Law Journal Textualism: Disregarding Stare Decisis Securities Regulation Law Journal 77 (2011); “The Repeal of Graduated in 14 Penn Plaza v. Pyett,” 14 Lewis & (forthcoming 2012); “The Dodd- Corporate Tax Rates,” 131 Tax Notes Clark Law Review 825 (2010) (lead Frank Wall Street Reform and 1395 (2011). article); “Arbitrator Power to Sanction Consumer Protection Act: What Bad Faith Conduct: Can It Be Limited Caused the Financial Crisis and Will John McCormack, “Title to by the Arbitration Agreement?” 84 Dodd-Frank Succeed in Preventing Property, Title to Marriage: The Social Australian Law Journal 82 (2010); Future Crises?” 64 SMU Law Review Foundation of Adverse Possession “Arbitration Law: Who’s in Charge?” 40 1243 (2011); “Why Not Tell the and Common Law Marriage,” 42 Seton Hall Law Review 147 (2010). Truth?: Deceptive Practices and the Valparaiso University Law Review Economic Meltdown,” 41 Loyola 461 (2009). Charles Murdock, “The Big University Chicago Law Journal 801 Banks: Background, Deregulation, (2010); “Corporate Corruption and Margaret Moses, “Beyond Judicial Financial Innovation, and ‘Too Big the Complicity of Congress and Activism: When the Supreme Court to Fail,’” Denver University Law Review the Supreme Court—the Tortuous

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Path from Central Bank to Stoneridge Human Rights Seriously After the Anne-Marie Rhodes, “The Law Investment Partners,” 6 Berkeley Debt Crisis,” 42 Loyola University of Philanthropy in the Twenty-First Business Law Journal 131 (2009); Chicago Law Review 713 (2011); “Legal Century: An Introduction to the “Sarbanes-Oxley Five Years Later: Hero Risk Post-SOX and the Subprime Symposium,” 85 Chicago-Kent Law or Villain,” 39 Loyola University Chicago Fiasco: Back to the Drawing Board,” Review 469 (2010); “Blood and Law Journal 525 (2008). Enterprise Risk Management: Today’s Behavior,” 36 ACTEC Journal 143 Leading Research and Best Practices for (Summer 2010); “On Inheritance and Jerry Norton, “The International Tomorrow’s Executives (2010). Disinheritance,” 43 Real Property Trust Criminal Court: An Informal and Estates Law Journal 433 (2008). Overview,” 8 Loyola University Chicago Alan Raphael, “When Are Miranda International Law Review 83 (2010). Warnings Required for Questioning Hank Rose, “The Due Process Rights of a Prisoner?” 2011-12 Preview of of Residential Tenants in Mortgage Juan Perea, “On Race and United States Supreme Court Cases Foreclosure Cases,” 41 New Mexico Constitutional Law: Recognizing 11; “Does Miranda Allow a Court to Law Review 2011 (2011); “The Poor the Proslavery Constitution,” 110 Consider the Age of a Juvenile When As a Suspect Class Under the Michigan Law Review 1123 (2012) Determining Whether He Was in Equal Protection Clause: An Open (book review of George Van Cleve, A Custody During an Interrogation?” Constitutional Question,” 34 Nova Law Slaveholder’s Union); “The Echoes of 2010-11 Preview of United States Review 407 (2010). Slavery: Recognizing the Racist Origins Supreme Court Cases 232; “Does of the Agricultural and Domestic Crawford v. Washington Bar Police Matthew Sag, “Orphan Works As Worker Exclusion from the National Testimony of a Shooting Victim’s Grist for the Data Mill,” 27 Berkeley Labor Relations Act,” 72 Ohio State Statement Identifying His Attacker?” Technology Law Journal (forthcoming Law Journal 95 (2011); “An Essay on 2010-11 Preview of United States 2012); “An Information-Gathering the Iconic Status of the Civil Rights Supreme Court Cases 4; “Does the Approach to Copyright Policy,” Movement and Its Unintended First Amendment Allow the Father Cardozo Law Review (forthcoming Consequences,” 18 Virginia Journal of of a Dead Soldier to Receive Tort 2012) (with Peter DiCola); “League Social Policy and the Law 44 (2010); Damages from Picketers at His Son’s Structure & Stadium Rent Seeking “Destined for Servitude,” 44 University Funeral?” 2010-11 Preview of United —the Antitrust Role Reconsidered,” of San Francisco Law Review 245 (2009) States Supreme Court Cases 8; “May an Florida Law Review (forthcoming (2009 Jack Pemberton Lecture on Officer Frisk a Passenger of a Vehicle 2012) (with David Haddock and Workplace Justice); “Authors’ Reply: Lawfully Stopped for a Minor Tonja Jacobi); “Predicting Fair Use,” Creating and Documenting a New Traffic Violation?” 2008-09 Preview of 73 Ohio State Law Journal 47 (2012); Field of Legal Study,” 12 Harvard United States Supreme Court Cases 167; “The Pre-History of Fair Use,” 76 Latino Law Review 103-08 (2009) (with “Must a Defendant Expressly Accept Brooklyn Law Review 1371 (2011); Delgado and Stefancic) (symposium Appointment of Counsel to Preclude “The Google Book Settlement and on author’s Latinos and the Law a Waiver of Sixth Amendment Rights?” the Fair Use Counterfactual,” 55 casebook). Book review: Laura Gomez, 2008-09 Preview of United States New York Law School Law Review 19 Manifest Destinies: The Making of the Supreme Court Cases 220; “What is the (2010); “Copyright and Copy-Reliant Mexican American Race, 114 American Remedy When a Judge Erroneously Technology,” 103 Northwestern Historical Review 442 (2009). Rejects Defense Counsel’s University Law Review 1607 (2009); Preemptory Challenge?” 2008-09 “Ideology and Exceptionalism in Steven Ramirez, “Dodd-Frank As Preview of United States Supreme Court Intellectual Property—An Empirical Maginot Line,” 14 Chapman Law Cases 318. Study,” 97 California Law Review Review (2011); “Taking Economic 801 (2009) (with Tonja Jacobi

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and Maxim Sytch); “Taking the Rescission Under the Truth in Lending Executive Power,” 2 (12) Societas/ Measure of Ideology: Empirically Act,” 89 North Carolina Law Review Communitas 44 (2011); “The Measuring Supreme Court Cases,” 171 (2010). Humanity of Advocacy,” 42 Loyola 98 Georgetown Law Journal 1 (2009) University Chicago Law Journal xxiii (with Tonja Jacobi). Allen Shoenberger, “Loyola Law (2010) (Cooney & Conway Inaugural School, State Secrets, the American Chair Lecture); “There’s More to the Nadia Sawicki, “Patient Protection Revolution, the War of 1812: The Law Than ‘Practice-Ready,’” Chronicle of and Decision Aid Quality: Regulatory Maritime Connections of the Middle Higher Education (October 23, 2011) and Tort Law Approaches,” Arizona Temple,” 43 Journal of Maritime Law (with Alfred S. Konefsky). Law Review (forthcoming 2012); and Commerce 293 (2012); “Loyola “The Hollow Promise of Freedom of Maintains a Connection to the Middle Alexander Tsesis, “Maxim Conscience,” 33 Cardozo Law Review Temple Inn of Court,” Chicago Daily Constitutionalism,” 92 Texas Law 1389 (2012); “Informed Consent Law Bulletin (February 13, 2012); Review (forthcoming 2013); “Gender Beyond the Physician-Patient “Alternative Visions of the Family: The Subordination and the Thirteenth Encounter: Tort Law Implications of European Constitutional Perception Amendment,” 112 Columbia Law Extra-Clinical Decision Support Tools,” of Family Law: Comparison with Review (forthcoming 2012); “Into 20 Annals of Health Law 1 (2012); American Jurisprudence,” 18 Iowa the Light of Day: Relevance of “The Abortion Informed Consent Transnational Law and Contemporary the Thirteenth Amendment to Debate: More Light, Less Heat,” 21 Problems 419 (2009); “Change in Contemporary Law,” 112 Columbia Cornell Journal of Law & Public Policy the European Civil Law Systems: Law Review (forthcoming 2012); “Self- 1 (2011); “Judging Physicians: The Infiltration of the Anglo-American Government and the Declaration Person and the Professional,” 13 Virtual Case Law System of Precedent into of Independence,” 97 Cornell Law Mentor: American Medical Association the Civil Law System,” 55 Loyola Law Review 693 (2012) (lead article); Journal of Ethics 718 (2011); “Peculiar Review 5 (2009). “Congressional Authority to Interpret Institution: America’s Death Penalty the Thirteenth Amendment,” 71 in an Age of Abolition,” 18 Ethical Barry Sullivan, Cooney and Maryland Law Review 40 (2012); “Due Perspectives 702 (2011) (book review); Conway Chair in Advocacy, Process in Civil Commitments,” 68 “Character, Competence, and the “‘Death Is Different’ No Longer: Washington and Lee Law Review 253 Principles of Medical Discipline,” 13 Graham v. Florida and the Future (2011); “Burning Crosses on Campus: Journal of Health Care Law and Policy of Eighth Amendment Challenges University Hate Speech Codes,” 43 101 (2010); “There Must Be a Means: to Noncapital Sentences,” 2011 Connecticut Law Review 617 (2010); The Backward Jurisprudence of Supreme Court Review 327 (with “Dignity and Speech: The Regulation Baze v. Rees,” 12 University of Alison Siegler); “Methods and of Hate Speech in a Democracy,” 42 Pennsylvania Journal of Constitutional Materials in Constitutional Law: Some Wake Forest Law Review 497 (2009); Law 1407 (2010). Thoughts on Access to Government “The Principles of Governance: The Information As a Problem for American Creed and Congressional Lea Krivinskas Shepard, “Toward Constitutional Theory and Socio- Authority,” 41 Connecticut Law a Stronger Financial History Legal Studies,” 13 European Journal of Review 681 (2009); “Interpreting Antidiscrimination Norm,” Boston Law Reform 4 (2011); “The Executive’s the Thirteenth Amendment,” 11 College Law Review (forthcoming Authority over Enemy Combatants: University of Pennsylvania Journal 2012); “Creditors’ Contempt,” 2011 Due Process and Its Limits,” 2011 of Constitutional Law 1337 (2009); Brigham Young University Law Review Criminal Law and Procedure Review “Principled Governance: The 1509; “It’s All about the Principal: 94 (with Megan Canty); “Formal American Creed and Congressional Preserving Consumers’ Right of and Informal Aggrandizement of Authority,” 41 Connecticut Law Review

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Professor Alexander Tsesis is an expert in the areas of constitutional law, civil rights, and hate speech legislation.

679 (2009). Chapters: “Campus 2012); Peggy Pascoe, What Comes History (forthcoming 2012); “Social Antisemitic Speech and the First Naturally: Miscegenation Law and the Networking and Competition Amendment,” in Global Antisemitism: Making of Race in America, American Policy,” North Carolina Law Review A Crisis of Modernity (Brill, forthcoming Historical Review (2011); Brian (forthcoming 2012); “Access and 2012); “Reconstruction Abolitionism,” McGinty, John Brown’s Trial, Journal of Information Remedies in High-Tech in Promises of Liberty: Thirteenth Southern History (2011); Beverly Gage, Antitrust,” Journal of Competition Amendment Abolitionism and Its The Day Wall Street Exploded: A Story of Law and Economics (forthcoming Contemporary Vitality (Columbia America in Its First Age of Terror, 29 Law 2012); “Corporate Governance and University Press, 2010). Solicited book and History Review 319 (2011); David Competition Policy” 18 George reviews: Erik Bleich, The Freedom to Waldstreicher, Slavery’s Constitution: Mason Law Review 833 (2011); Be Racist?: How the United States and From Revolution to Ratification, Register “Brands, Competition, and the Law,” Europe Struggle to Preserve Freedom of the Kentucky History Society (2010). 2010 Brigham Young University Law and Combat Racism, Political Science Review 1425 (with Deven Desai); Quarterly (forthcoming 2012); G. Spencer Waller, “Thurman Arnold,” “Harmonizing Essential Facilities,” Edward White, 1 Law in American Oxford Encyclopedia of American 76 Antitrust Law Journal 741 (2010) History, Tulsa Law Review (forthcoming Business, Labor, and Economic (with William Tasch); “The Law and

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Economics Virus,” 31 Cardozo Law Bisom-Rapp); “Wal-Mart v. Dukes: University Chicago’s John Felice Review 367 (2009); “The Past, Present, Taking the Protection Out of Protected Rome Center; “Teaching Religion in and Future of Monopolization Classes,” 16 Lewis & Clark Law the Classroom—The Case of Ethics,” Remedies,” 76 Antitrust Law Journal 11 Review 409 (2012); “Unions & the at the Association of Religiously (2009); “In Search of Economic Great Recession: Is Transnationalism Affiliated Law Schools, Touro College Justice: Considering Competition and the Answer?” 15 Employee Rights of Law, New York; “The Nature of Consumer Protection Law,” reprinted and Employment Policy Journal 123 Papal Diplomacy,” at the Permanent in Consumer Protection: Disputes (2011); “Ricci’s ‘Color-Blind’ Standard Mission of the Holy See to the United and Resolution (K. Padmaja, ed., Icfai in a Race Conscious Society: A Case Nations, New York; and “Introduction University Press, India, 2009); of Unintended Consequences?” to Public International Law” at Loyola “Antitrust Transitions,” 32 World 2010 Brigham Young University Law University Chicago’s Study Law Competition Law & Economics Review Review 1257; “The Restatement Abroad program in Beijing, China. 189 (2009) (with Jennifer Woods); of Employment Law Is the Wrong This summer Father Araujo served “Justice Stevens and the Rule of Project,” 13 Employment Rights and as the commencement speaker at Reason,” 62 SMU Law Review Employment Policy Journal 205 (2009); St. Agnes High School in St. Paul, 693 (2009). “A Pro-Employee Supreme Court? Minnesota; organized the Jesuit The Retaliation Decisions,” 60 South Colloquium on Papal Thought—The Anita Weinberg, “A Case Study of Carolina Law Review 917 (2009); Questions of Faith and Justice, where a Partnership in Chicago to Prevent “Two Halves of a Whole: Teaching he delivered his paper “Avery Cardinal Childhood Lead Poisoning,” in A International and Comparative Dulles and the Meaning of Social Child’s Right to a Healthy Environment Employment Law,” 25 International Justice,” and presented his paper “The (Gabarino and Sigmann, eds., Journal of Comparative Labour Law Contributions of Francis de Vitoria Springer Publishing Company, 2010). and Industrial Relations 23 (2009); to International Human Rights,” at “A Chain of Inferences Proving Loyola University Chicago’s Joan Neil Williams, “Two Men and Discrimination,” 79 University of and Bill Hank Center for the Catholic Twenty Years of Meetings: Norman Colorado Law Review 1243 (2008). Intellectual Heritage Conference on Amaker, Derrick Bell, and the Democracy, Culture, and Catholicism Midwestern People of Color Legal International Research Project in Scholarship Conference from 1990- Rome, Italy. He delivered the lecture 2010,” 42 Loyola University Chicago PRESENTATIONS, “The Nature of Social Justice” at Law Journal (2011). AWARDS, AND HONORS the Saint Thomas More Center and two seminars: “Human Rights at the Michael Zimmer, “Inequality, Robert John Araujo, S.J., was the United Nations,” at Yale Law School, Individualized Risk & Insecurity,” Judge Guido Calabresi Fellow in and “Papal Diplomacy: What Is It Wisconsin Law Review (forthcoming Law & Religion at Yale Law School and Do We Need It?” at Yale College. 2013); “Is the Antidiscrimination this academic year. He recently He presented “The Jurisprudential Project Being Ended?” 1 Indiana presented his paper “The Nature of Foundations of Human Rights” to Journal of Law & Social Equality the Law,” at Loyola University Chicago Loyola’s Comparative Law Program (forthcoming 2013); “North American School of Law’s London Comparative in London. He also gave a Hank Border Wars: The Role of Canadian Advocacy Program; “Render Unto Center Lecture at Loyola University and American Scholarship in U.S. Mao the Things That Are Mao’s…,”at Chicago on “Francis de Vitoria and the Labor Law Reform Debates,” 30 Pepperdine University School of Law’s Principles of the Universal Declaration Hofstra Labor & Employment Journal Symposium on Religious Liberty; “The of Human Rights.” He gave another (forthcoming 2012) (with Susan Nature of Social Justice,” at Loyola Hank Center Lecture at the University

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of Vilnius in Lithuania on “Democracy, Conference; and “Issues and Solutions Bruce Boyer recently presented Culture, and Catholicism—The in Health Law: Interdisciplinary “Litigating Cases Involving Medically Human Rights Perspective.” He gave a Partnership to Overcome Health Based Allegations of Abuse,” and luncheon presentation at Ave Maria Disparities” at the Public Interest Law “Recent Case Developments in University in Naples, Florida, on the Initiative in Chicago. She also gave a Dependency Law,” for the annual topic of “The Legal Philosophy of presentation at the American Society conference of the National Francis de Vitoria.” He also delivered of Law’s Medicine and Ethics Health Association of Counsel for Children in a paper at the University of Malta Law Professors Conference titled Chicago; “Reforming Courts to Meet Faculty of Law, International Academy “Clinics and Social Justice.” The talk the Needs of Abused and Neglected for Study of the Jurisprudence of was published in Loyola University Children,” at the American Professional the Family, on the Johns case of Chicago’s Annals of Health Law. She Society on the Abuse of Children’s the United Kingdom dealing with is the 2011 recipient of the Indiana annual colloquium in Chicago; the religious liberties of parents University School of Law Alumni “Recent Developments in Child and guardians. The paper will Association Early Achievement Protection Law,” for the Cook County be published in the academy’s Award, the highest honor bestowed Court Appointed Special Advocate international law journal. upon an Indiana University School (CASA) program; and “ABA Model of Law graduate who has been in Act Governing the Representation Emily Benfer recently was practice for less than 10 years and of Children in Abuse, Neglect, appointed chair of the American has made a significant contribution and Dependency Proceedings,” at Association of Law Schools Poverty of service to the legal profession and Nova Southeastern University, Ft. Law Section and a member of the the community. Lauderdale. Last year he presented board of governors of the Society “Protecting Children’s Rights through of American Law Teachers. She John Blum is the 2011 recipient of Multidisciplinary Forensics,” for presented “Supervising Law Students the Jay Healey Distinguished Health Loyola’s Center for Human Rights of and Fellows” at the Public Interest Law Law Teacher Award for his dedication Children; and “The State of the Child Initiative in Chicago, and lectured to the health law field and for Welfare System and Advocacy for Our to faculty on the implementation challenging his students and Children” at the Cook County Court and teaching of a public health peers. The American Society of Law, Appointed Special Advocate 25th policy clinic at Johns Hopkins Medicine, & Ethics (ASLME) presented Anniversary Program in Chicago. He School of Public Health. Earlier this Blum with the prestigious award at also served as a panel moderator year, she presented “Mind the Gap: the ASLME’s 34th Annual Health Law on “Trauma & Delinquency” and Designing Clinical Teaching to Serve Professors Conference held at Loyola “Interviewing Traumatized Child Cross-Generational Students and last June. Blum presented his paper Clients” at Northwestern Law School’s Community Needs,” at the Clinical “New Governance and Health Reform” Child Trauma in the Public Sector Legal Education Association Annual at Hamline Law School’s program Symposium; and “Special Education in Conference in Los Angeles. During “Rethinking Regulation.” Charter Schools” at Loyola University the 2011-12 school year, she spoke Chicago School of Law. Boyer filed on the topic “Social Determinants of John Breen was an invited amicus briefs in Camreta v. Greene Health and Interdisciplinary Solutions” speaker at the symposium in the U.S. Supreme Court on fifth at Southern Illinois University School “Liberalism, Constitutionalism, and amendment rights of suspected of Law and School of Medicine; Christianity,” hosted by Campbell victims of child abuse during school- “Orientation and Training of Students, University School of Law in Raleigh, based interrogations, and in the Interns, and Non-lawyer Volunteers,” North Carolina. Illinois Supreme Court in In re Austin at the Illinois Legal Advocates M. on the role of counsel and ethical

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PROFESSOR NADIA SAWICKI TEACHES AND RESEARCHES HEALTH LAW, PARTICULARLY BIOETHICS AND PATIENT PROTECTION.

and professional responsibilities Conference in Chicago. He spoke “How Democratic Is the Constitution?” of lawyers for children in juvenile on the panel “Criminal Law and and “The Scandals of Political delinquency cases. the Behavioral Sciences” at the Law Corruption and the Law’s Response,” & Society Annual Meeting in San all at Loyola University Chicago John Bronsteen presented his Francisco. He presented parts of his School of Law. paper “Welfare As Happiness” at a book manuscript “Happiness and the conference on Happiness, Law & Law” at a Google-sponsored Jamie Carey was honored by Policy at St. Louis University School of conference on innovation at the Loyola University Chicago School of Law, as well as at the American University of Illinois at Chicago, Law with the Francis J. Rooney/ St. Law and Economics Association as well as at the Illinois Attorney Thomas More Award in recognition of Annual Meeting in Princeton, New General’s Office Program for his continuous and outstanding Jersey. He presented his paper Continuing Legal Education. He loyalty and dedicated service to “Well-Being Analysis vs. Cost-Benefit presented his paper “Happiness and the School of Law. The award was Analysis” at the Society for Benefit- Punishment” at Cardozo Law School presented to Carey at the School Cost Analysis Annual Conference in in New York. He also served as a panel of Law’s annual Alumni Awards Washington, DC, and at the Midwest moderator at the conferences “Hate Luncheon held in October. Political Science Association Annual Speech, Incitement, and Genocide,”

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Christine Cooper served as a Changing Families,” and presented “Human Rights and Conflict panelist at the Sixth Annual CLE “Grandmother to Grandmother: Resources” at the first meeting program of the Labor and From New York to Tanzania,” on a of the African Union’s Working Employment Section of the American panel at the Brookdale Foundation Group on Extractive Industries, the Bar Association (ABA), held in Relatives as Parents Program held Environment, and Human Rights Seattle in November. Her topic was at Loyola University Chicago School Violations in Africa, in Nairobi, titled “Keeping Secrets: Unique of Social Work; and “Gender Identity Kenya; “Business Law” at the First Tasks of In-House Counsel.” She Rights for Transgender and Gender Diaspora Conference on Identifying served as a moderator for “Cross- Non-Conforming Children,” at the Opportunities for the Diaspora Border Labor Mobility” at the ABA Legal Theory Workshop held at Under Vision 2030, organized by the Labor and Employment Section’s University of Miami Law School. Last Embassy of Kenya in Washington, International Law Committee fall she presented “Gender Identity DC; “African Regional Trade Meeting in Berlin, Germany, in May, Rights for Transgender and Gender Agreements,” at the Trade and Policy and for “OBJECTION! Evidentiary Non-Conforming Children,” at Training Institute in Africa Annual Issues in Employment Litigation” at Loyola’s Children’s Legal Rights Journal Trade Forum in Arusha, Tanzania; the University of Louisville Brandeis Symposium “LGBT and Children,” held “African Regional Trade Agreements School of Law’s 28th Annual Carl A. at the School of Law in November, As Flexible Regimes,” at the First Warns Jr. Labor and Employment and “Interviewing Children: A African International Economic Law Institute’s “Changing Technology Developmental Perspective,” at Law Network Conference, Mandela and the Impact on Work Law” in Loyola’s Center for the Human Institute, University of Witwatersrand, June. She also presented “Principles Rights of Children Conference in Johannesburg, South Africa; the of Civility and Professionalism for “Protecting Children through 2011 Brendan Brown Lecture titled Advocates” at the College of Labor Multidisciplinary Forensics.” “Food Sovereignty for Poor Countries and Employment Lawyers Regional in the Global Trading System,” at the Meeting: “Remaining Civil with James Gathii presented his paper Loyola College of Law, New Orleans; the Uncivil.” “Trade and Ecosystem Services” at “Experimenting with Democracy,” a forum organized by Albany Law at the Dahlem Conference on Sacha Coupet recently presented School and the United Nations Knowledge, Domination, and the “Reforming Courts to Meet the Needs Academic Impact Office titled Public in Africa in Berlin, Germany; of Abused and Neglected Children,” “Sustainability in Developing Nations: “The Neo-Liberal Turn to Regional at the 20th Annual Colloquium of Opportunities for Public Private Trade Agreements,” at the Global the American Professional Society Partnerships”; moderated a panel Law and Its Exceptions Conference on the Abuse of Children and on Trade and Ecosystem Services held at the University of Washington, “Changing Families and Children’s at the Annual Meeting of the Seattle Law School; and “The Turn Rights: How Shifting Paradigms American Society of International to Regional Trade Agreements,” at Can Impact Child Protection” at the Law; chaired a meeting of the Africa Temple Law School International Law Council on Contemporary Families Interest Group of the American Colloquium. Conference “Crossing Boundaries: Society of International Law at its Public and Private Roles in Assuring annual meeting this spring; and Diane Geraghty was honored by Child Well-Being,” both in Chicago. organized and directed the Africa Concern Worldwide U.S. with the This spring she served as moderator and International Law Conference Women of Concern Leadership for Loyola’s Race and the Law with over 70 paper presentations Award. The award, which recognizes Symposium “Beyond the Picket Fence: and 150 participants held at Albany the outstanding accomplishments The Impact of Traditional Laws on Law School. Last year he presented of women who reflect justice,

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LONGTIME ADVOCACY PROGRAM DIRECTOR JAMES CAREY RETIRED IN MAY AFTER 32 YEARS OF DEDICATED SERVICE. HE IS PICTURED AT HIS RETIREMENT PARTY WITH ILLINOIS ATTORNEY GENERAL LISA MADIGAN (JD ‘94, CENTER) AND DEAN EMERITA NINA APPEL.

generosity, and compassion in their Conference. In spring 2012, she Compulsory Licensing of Medicine?” work and daily lives, was presented presented “Global Access to Medicine: at the University of Richmond School to Geraghty at a luncheon in An Introduction to Legal Issues,” at of Law. Her speech, which also served February. She authored a set of case the Sujal Parikh Memorial Symposium as the 24th Annual Emanuel Emroch files for use in training law school titled “Sustainable Connections and Lecture, was on the topic “Patents, clinical and experiential faculty in Collaborations for Health and Social Patients, Patience: Why the World Still the developing world. Topics covered Justice,” at the University of Michigan; Awaits a Consensus on Compulsory in the materials include child rights, “Competing Patent Perspectives and Medicine.” She also presented “Do family law, domestic violence, HIV/ Beyond in the Global Arena,” at the Patents Promote Innovative Drugs?” AIDS, prisoners’ rights, and restorative Asia Law Society 2012 Symposium, at the Intellectual Property Works justice. The materials were piloted University of Michigan School of in Progress Colloquium at the in Ethiopia. Law; and “Who Owns the Cure,” at University of Houston, and “Beyond Loyola University Chicago’s “Fast Patents,” based on a chapter of her Cynthia Ho presented “Intellectual Class: Loyola on the Road” in New recent book, Access to Medicine in Property without Borders” at the 12th York, New York. She gave the keynote the Global Economy: International Annual Intellectual Property Scholars lecture at the symposium “What Is Agreements on Patents and Related

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Rights (Oxford University Press, conference sponsored by Duke Institute for Transnational Arbitration 2011), as an invited speaker for the University School of Law. at Pepperdine University where, as “Globalization of Health Care: Legal cochair of the ITA-ASIL Conference and Ethical Challenges,” sponsored Jeffrey Kwall testified before the on International Arbitration, she by the Petrie-Flom Center for Health United States House Ways and Means provided an overview of the program Law Policy, Biotechnology, and Committee at a hearing on the and presented a talk on the dispute Ethics at Harvard Law School. She Reform of Closely Held Businesses in resolution program at Loyola also gave a presentation based Washington in March 2012. University Chicago School of Law as on her book at the 10th Annual part of a program on teaching. “Recent Developments in IP Law and Margaret Moses served on a She participated as a speaker Policy” Conference at Golden Gate panel this summer on international at Lewis & Clark Law School’s University School of Law. Ho gave commercial arbitration at the Global Law Series, where she a presentation at Marquette Law ABA Conference in Chicago. She spoke on “Antisuit Injunctions in School titled “Access to Medicine: presented a paper this spring titled International Arbitration.” From Social Science to Patent Law.” “Reasoned Decisions in Arbitrator She was an invited speaker for the Challenges” at an international Charles Murdock gave a lecture Intellectual Property Owner’s Annual arbitration conference in Salzburg, on liability issues including breach Meeting, for the panel “Bilski—What Austria. The paper will be published of fiduciary at the Illinois State Bar Is the Future of Business Method in International Yearbook of Arbitration. Association’s (ISBA) fall seminar “What Patents?” She was also an invited She recently taught for a week in a You Need to Know about LLCs.” He speaker at George Washington program on arbitration in Croatia that also spoke on successor liability School of Business, where she was sponsored by the University of issues at the ISBA’s seminar presented “Competing Patent Pittsburgh, the University of Zagreb, “Fraudulent Transfers and Piercing Perspectives” for an A2K workshop. and Touro University. Moses is serving the Corporate Veil.” Ho presented “Unveiling Competing on a selection committee for the Patent Perspectives” as an invited Institute for Transnational Arbitration John Nowak was reappointed to speaker for the Symposium on (ITA), which will review and select the serve as a member of the Rules Intellectual Property in International top academic papers for presentation Committee for the U.S. District Court Perspective, Institute for Intellectual at the organization’s winter forum. of Northern Illinois. Nowak was voted Property and Information Law, She currently serves as arbitrator Faculty Member of the Year at Loyola sponsored by the University in two international arbitrations for University Chicago School of Law of Houston Law School. She the ICDR (International Center for in 2011. also presented “Towards a New Dispute Resolution), which is the Interpretive Framework for TRIPS,” as international division of the American Juan Perea gave a presentation an invited speaker for a symposium Arbitration Association. She delivered on the racial and ethnic diversity at the University of South Carolina a lecture titled “Ethics in International of law faculties at the Southeast/ School of Law titled “Perspectives Commercial Arbitration” at the Loyola Southwest People of Color on Justice.” University Chicago International Law Scholarship Conference this spring, Review Symposium, “U.S. Impact and presented his forthcoming Michael Kaufman delivered his on International Commercial article “Recognizing the Proslavery research paper on securities fraud Arbitration: Positive or Negative?” Constitution” at the Northwestern remedies at the Institute for Law and held in February. She attended an Constitutional Law Colloquium last Economic Policy’s “Access to Justice” Academic Council Meeting of the fall. He also served as moderator at

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Hank Rose (center RIGHT) was honored this spring by Chicago’s Metropolitan Tenants Organization.

the American Association of Law Americas” held at the University of Child Representative Panel Attorney Schools (AALS) Section on Minority Michigan Law School. Training Program in Chicago; and Groups discussion held during “Who Is My Client?” at the Annual the AALS Workshop for New Law Stacey Platt recently presented National Legal Aid Conference in Teachers. Last year he presented “Advocacy and Best Interests: Ethical Chicago. Last summer, she served as “Searching for Hercules: Exploring the Dilemmas in Family Law,” at the a member of the faculty of the ABA Proslavery Origins of the Constitution” Association of Family and Conciliation Commission on Domestic Violence, at Loyola University Chicago School Courts National Conference in “Building Partnerships between of Law’s annual “Race and the Chicago. Last fall, she presented Legal Services Programs and Law Law” symposium, and at a faculty “The Child’s Role in Family ADR,” at School Clinics,” in San Diego. She workshop at Villanova Law School. Marquette University School of Law is an appointed member of the He also served as a luncheon plenary National Invitational Conference Cook County Domestic Relations speaker at the conference “We Must on the “Future of ADR in Family Division Child Representative First Take Account: A Conference on Law,” in Milwaukee; “Attack on Child Screening Committee. In 2011, she Race, Law, and History in the Representatives,” at the Cook County was honored with the Leonard Jay

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DEAN DAVID YELLEN WELCOMES INCOMING STUDENTS DURING FALL 2012 ORIENTATION.

Schrager Award of Excellence, an Color Legal Scholarship Conference, Changing the Economic Debate,” award given annually by the Chicago “The Role of the Law in Fostering Washington, DC; Mid-Atlantic Bar Association to a law professor Social, Political, and Economic People of Color Legal Scholarship for public service work, and she was Equality”; Center for Real Estate Conference, “The Response of named the January 2011 Advocate of Law at the Peking University Law Contemplative Lawyering to the the Month by Illinois Legal Aid Online. School; Hamline University School Economic Dominance of the of Law, “Reforming the Secondary Corporate Structure,” Howard Steven Ramirez presented “Lawless Mortgage Market”; 16th Annual University School of Law; Lectures Capitalism: The Subprime Crisis and LatCrit Conference, “Global Justice: and Awards Colloquium (in the Case for an Economic Rule of Theories, Histories, Futures,” San cosponsorship with the Wayne Morse Law” as follows: Faculty workshop Diego, California; Loyola University Center for Law and Politics) (faculty cosponsored with the Ronald H. New Orleans College of Law Faculty presentation), University of Oregon Brown Center for Civil Rights and Workshop; 2012 AALS Annual Law School; University of Oregon Economic Development at St. John’s Meeting, Section on Socio- Wayne Morse Center for Law and University School of Law; Southeast, Economics, “Socio-Economics in Politics, “Food for Thought”; and Southwest, and Midwestern People of the Academy and the Economy: Faculty Development Colloquium

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at Capital University School of Law, for his contributions to tenant rights Annual ASLME Health Law Professors “Three Years after Lehman: Assessing in Chicago. Conference in June 2012. This spring, the Regulatory Reforms of the she also gave the Regis J. Fallon Next Financial Crisis,” University of Matthew Sag presented “Orphan Lecture on Health and Law, titled Utah, S.J. Quinney School of Law. Works as Grist for the Data Mill” at “Legal Solutions for Ensuring He also participated as a panelist at a conference titled “Orphan Works Decision Aid Quality,” at the University “Research Roundtable, Innovation & Mass Digitization” at UC Berkeley of Chicago’s Center for Health and the Policy, Intellectual Property, and School of Law. He presented his Social Sciences, and presented Entrepreneurship,” at Searle Center paper “League Structure and Stadium an article, “Informed Consent on Law, Regulation, and Economic Rent Seeking—The Role of Antitrust Beyond the Clinical Encounter: Growth held at Northwestern Law Revisited” at Cardozo School of Shared Decision-Making and Tort University School of Law; and at the Law’s IP & Information Law Program Law Implications,” at Washington First Annual Institute for Investor Speaker Series and at the Marquette University in St. Louis’s Regional Protection Symposium, “Corporate University School of Law Intellectual Junior Faculty Workshop Series. Governance after Dodd-Frank,” Property Colloquium. He presented at Loyola University Chicago “Fairly Useful: An Empirical Study of Lea Krivinskas Shepard recently School of Law. Copyright’s Fair Use Doctrine” at the presented her article “Creditors’ Internet Law Scholars Conference Contempt,” at an American Alan Raphael’s article “Opinion at Santa Clara University; “Objective Constitution Society event titled “Are Analysis: Court Reverses Habeas Grant Factors in Fair Use Litigation” at Creditors’ Abusive Collection Tactics and Limits Application of Miranda” the “Research Design and Causal Resurrecting Debtors’ Prisons?” The was featured on SCOTUSblog on Inference” workshop at Northwestern event was recorded and broadcast by February 22, 2012. University School of Law and at Chicago Access Network TV (CAN- the Intellectual Property Scholars TV). She served as co-organizer and Anne-Marie Rhodes spoke at Conference at the University of moderator for the Loyola University the Texas Tech Estate Planning & California, Berkeley; “The Pre-History Chicago School of Law conference, Community Property Law Journal of Fair Use” at the “Copyright @300, “Hidden Traps, Fair Contracts, and Symposium titled “When an Estate Looking Back on the Statute of Anne” Consumer Choice,” cosponsored Includes Art: An Essay on conference held at the University of by Loyola’s Institute for Consumer Inclusion” and moderated a panel California, Berkeley; “Trademark and Antitrust Studies and Citizen Works. on “Family Foundation Case Studies” Copyright in the Days of Internet: She presented her forthcoming at the ACTEC Annual Meeting in The Google Influence” and “Patenting article “Toward a Stronger Financial Phoenix, Arizona. Social Interactions: Bilski Before the History Antidiscrimination Norm” Supreme Court” at Northwestern at the Central States Law School Henry Rose served as a Chicago University Journal of Technology Association Conference in Toledo, Bar Association Young Lawyer’s & Intellectual Property Annual Ohio, and at the 16th Annual LatCrit Real Estate Section panelist this Symposium; and “Google Book” at Conference in San Diego. The article spring where he discussed the Northwestern University School of was also competitively selected by 25th anniversary of the Chicago Law’s IP Week. a National Consumer Law Center Landlord and Tenant Ordinance. steering committee to be presented He was honored by the Metropolitan Nadia Sawicki presented “Graphic at the symposium “Credit Scoring Tenants Organization this summer Imagery in Medical and Public and Credit Reporting,” which was with the Tenant Champion Award Health Contexts: Emotion, Persuasion, held at Suffolk University in June and Patient Protection” at the 35th 2012. She moderated a panel on

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Professor Larry Singer directs the Beazley Institute for Health Law and Policy.

“Ramifications of the Mortgage Crisis,” Allen Shoenberger participated Reform” at the Chicago Municipal at the Loyola Consumer Law Review in a municipal and state law judge Analyst Society. Symposium. She presented a draft of educational program for the Illinois “Creditors’ Contempt” at Washington State Bar Association Administrative Joseph Stone, Randy L. and University Law School’s Junior Faculty Law Council, which presented a Melvin R. Berlin Clinical Professor workshop. In addition, she spoke as benchbook with annotations on the of Business Law, was recently a panelist on recent developments New Illinois Rules of Evidence. appointed by the president of the in debt collection at the University Illinois State Bar Association to a of Houston Center for Consumer Larry Singer presented “The newly created special commission to Law’s conference on “Teaching Impact of Health Reform on study the impact of law school debt Consumer Law in the New Economy.” Hospitals” at an Illinois State Bar on the delivery of legal services. Last year, Krivinskas Shepard was Association’s conference on awarded an American Bankruptcy Law “Physicians’ Transactions,” and again Barry Sullivan was awarded a Journal Fellowship by the National at the University of Chicago’s Regis J. Fulbright Canada Visiting Research Conference of Bankruptcy Judges. Fallon Lecture Series on Health Law. Chair at the University of Alberta Singer also gave a talk on “Health School of Law and Center for

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Constitutional Studies for fall discussion at The University Club Tsesis presented “The Declaration of semester 2011. He presented a paper, of Chicago titled “Ethics in a New Independence in the Constitution” “Access to Information: Citizenship, Era for Illinois.” He participated in a at Wake Forest University School Representative Government, and segment of the Loyola University of Law, and “Self-Governance & Catholic Social Thought,” at Loyola Chicago initiative “Democracy, the Declaration of Independence” University Chicago’s Joan and Culture, and Catholicism International and “Expanding the Protection Bill Hank Center for the Catholic Research Project,” an academic of the Thirteenth Amendment” Intellectual Heritage Conference on conference held at Universitas Sanata at Loyola University Chicago Democracy, Culture, and Catholicism Dharma, Indonesia. He presented a School of Law’s Constitutional Law International Research Project at paper titled “‘Bilge Water’ and ‘The Colloquium, where he also served Pontifical Gregorian University Consciousness of Contemporary as a panel moderator. He presented in Rome, Italy; “Confessions of Man’: Catholic Social Thought and “Inflammatory Speech” at University a Faint-Hearted Admirer of Law the Right to Know in Constitutional of Texas, Austin; “Declaration of and Economics,” at the Honorable Design and Democratic Government.” Independence and Civil and Political Society of King’s Inns, Dublin, Ireland; He also presented that paper at the Rights” at Washington University “American Administrative Law” at Loyola Ethics and Political Philosophy School of Law; “Due Process in Civil the seminar “Advanced Problems Workshop. He was a part-time visitor Commitment Proceedings” at the in Administrative Law,” at the at Princeton’s Woodrow Wilson University of Cincinnati College of University of Alberta; “Representative School of Public and International Law; and “Genocide and Propaganda” Democracy and the People’s Elusive Affairs. Sullivan was named an Irish at the Loyola University Chicago Law ‘Right to Know,’” at the Fulbright Legal 100 honoree for 2011. He is a Journal Conference. He presented Lecture in American Studies held member of the board of directors of “Congressional Authority to Interpret at the University of Alberta; and the American Bar Association’s Center the Thirteenth Amendment” “Democratic Theory and Access to for Human Rights. He recently served at the Maryland School of Law Information” at the Ethics and Political as a special consultant to the ABA’s Constitutional Law Schmooze Philosophy Faculty Workshop at Standing Committee on Amicus in February, and “True Threats of Loyola University Chicago. Sullivan Curiae Briefs. Hate Speech” at the University of participated in a panel discussion Chicago Law School at a luncheon this spring called “Ethics in a New Era Alexander Tsesis recently presented debate titled “The Regulation of for Illinois,” at the University Club of “The Thirteenth Amendment and Hate Speech.” Tsesis spoke on the Chicago with Newton Minow, Justice American Freedom” at Georgetown following topics: “Internet, New Mary Jane Theis, and Scott Turow. At University Law Center, and “The Media, Traditional Stereotypes, the University of Alberta last year, he Reconstruction Amendments and Overt Bigotry, and the International presented “Access to Government Constitutional Structure” at Notre Regulation of Hate Speech” at the Information in the U.S. and Canada” Dame Law School. In January, he Yale Initiative for the Interdisciplinary to law faculty and graduate students, organized a symposium, “Thirteenth Study of Antisemitism; and and gave a lecture on a similar topic Amendment: Meaning, Enforcement, “Regulating Campus Antisemitic to the Constitutional Law Section and Contemporary Implications,” Speech without Running Afoul of of the Canadian Bar Association. with the Columbia Law Review, where the First Amendment” at the U.S. He also delivered the Fulbright he delivered opening and closing Holocaust Memorial Museum, Center Lecture in American Studies titled remarks and presented a paper. for Advanced Holocaust Studies. “Representative Democracy and the He presented a paper, “Inalienable, Tsesis was a chair and discussant People’s Elusive ‘Right to Know.’” He Substantive Rights,” at the 2012 Law at the Law and Society Annual served as a panelist at a breakfast and Society Conference. Last year, Conference in Chicago, where he

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Professor Spencer Waller (center) is a frequent presenter on issues related to competition and antitrust law.

critiqued presentations on “Diversity Competition, and the Law.” He also and “Competition and Consumer in Employment and Educational presented the paper at the University Protection in the United States: Institutions”; “Individual Rights, of Rome (Sapienza). He presented Benefits and Burden of Extreme Collective Identities, Regional Policies, “Corporate Governance and Decentralization” at the Center for Global Society: The Problems and Competition Policy” at the Competition Policy, University of East Promises of Community”; International Competition Network Anglia in Norwich, England. Waller and “Challenges to Applying Research conference “Alliance also served as a commentator on a Human Rights.” He was a guest Building for a Culture of Competition” panel at the conference “100 Years of blogger this summer on Huffington held in the Hague, Netherlands, and Standard Oil” held at George Post and History News Network, the University of Utah School Washington University in Washington, and last summer he blogged on of Law; “Access and Information DC, and as a panelist on “The Good Concurring Opinions. Remedies” at the second Loyola-Haifa Monopolist” held at the Searle competition workshop, “Antitrust in Center Second Chicago International Spencer Waller spoke at University High-Tech Industries,” in Haifa, Israel, Antitrust Forum at Northwestern College London on the paper and the ABA Antitrust Section’s University Law School in Chicago. he coauthored titled “Brands, spring meeting in Washington, DC;

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Neil Williams delivered the following the Path Forward” to the Virginia State of Law on the constitutionality of lectures this spring: University of Bar Conclave on the Education of the Affordable Care Act. This spring, Chicago, “From Emancipation to Lawyers and on “What Law Schools he delivered the University of the Age of Obama: The Evolving Can Do to Foster Diversity in the Wisconsin Law School 24th Annual Relationship between the Norm of Profession” at the National Conference Fairchild Lecture, titled “Inequality, Freedom of Contract and African- of Bar Examiners Annual Conference. Individualized Risk & Insecurity.” The American Civil Rights”; DePaul He led a panel discussion last fall annual lecture honors Judge Thomas Business and Commercial Law Journal on the current crisis surrounding E. Fairchild, for whom Zimmer once Annual Symposium, “Taking and the future of legal education at a clerked. His paper will be published Perfecting Security Interests in dinner hosted by the Lawyers Club in the Wisconsin Law Review. Zimmer Collateral Subject to Specialized of Chicago. He also spoke on the is the recipient of the First Annual Rules: Deposit Accounts, Commercial ABA’s accreditation standards at the Paul S. Miller Award for Contributions Tort Claims, and Intellectual Property”; ABA Deans’ Annual Workshop, and at to Labor and Employment Law. He 2012 Norman Amaker Public Interest a Federalist Society meeting held in was presented the award at the Sixth Law and Social Justice Retreat, Washington, DC. Yellen serves on the Annual Labor and Employment Law “Norman Amaker and Lessons ABA’s Standards Review Committee Colloquium held last fall at Loyola from Birmingham in 1963: Building and the executive committee of the Law School Los Angeles. Zimmer Bridges between Lawyers and Association of American Law Schools served as a moderator last spring Organic Community Leadership Section on the Law School Dean. He for the panel “Debate: The Targeted to Effect Legal and Social Change”; recently served as chair of the ABA Killing of Anwar al-Awlaki,” at the and University of Nebraska-Omaha’s New Deans Workshop. Yellen serves Loyola University Chicago International 11th Annual Malcolm X Festival, “The on the Illinois Sentencing Policy Law Review Symposium “Laws of War,” Law: A Tool of Justice or Weapon Advisory Council, and on the board and spoke on the role of religion of Injustice?” Last year he delivered of trustees of Blackburn College in and religious activism as reflected opening remarks at the 10th Annual Carlinville, Illinois. He was recently by constitutional litigation at a Norman Amaker Midwest Public appointed to the American Bar presentation sponsored by Loyola’s Interest Law Retreat hosted by Association Task Force on the Future student organization OUTLaw. He Loyola University Chicago School of Legal Education, and as a member also gave the keynote address, of Law. He served as moderator of a of the board of directors of Cook “Wal-Mart v. Dukes: Taking the panel discussion at Loyola University County Justice for Children. Protection Out of Protected Classes,” Chicago School of Law’s annual Race at a conference at Lewis & Clark Law and the Law symposium on the Michael Zimmer participated as School about “The Protected-Class topic “The Law: A Tool of Justice or senior commentator at the Seton Approach to Antidiscrimination Law: Weapon of Injustice?” Williams was a Hall Law School Sixth Annual Logic Effects, Reform.” corecipient of the Midwest People of Labor & Employment Forum. He Color Legal Scholarship Conference’s copresented with Susan Bisom-Rapp Third Annual Norman C. Amaker “North American Border Wars: The Award at the organization’s joint Role of Canadian and American meeting with the SE/SW People of Scholarship in U.S. Labor Law Reform Color Legal Scholarship Conference in Debates” at the 10th Annual Marco Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Biagi Conference at the University of Modena, Fondazione Marco Biagi, David Yellen recently spoke on “The in Modena, Italy. Zimmer spoke to Current Crisis in Legal Education and faculty and students of the School

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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

William Barnett Sr.* (JD ’41) LL Thank you! Your enthusiastic support of the Bernard Beazley* (JD ’50) Kevin Conway (BA ’73, JD ’76) School of Law made for a record year of alumni John Cooney (JD ’79) Loretta (JD ’77) and Robert participation. The contributions of your time, Cooney (JD ’78) LL talent, and treasure are recognized in the Philip Corboy* (JD ’49) William Fahey following fiscal year 2012 Honor Roll of Donors, Barry McCabe Paul McCann (JD ’51) which reflects gifts made between July 1, 2011, and June 30, 2012. William Pokorny Sr.* (JD ’40) LL Joseph Power Jr. (JD ’77) LL This fall, the University is officially launching Access to Excellence: The Curt Rodin (JD ’75) LL Linda Salisbury (JD ’91) Campaign for Scholarships. Michael J. Garanzini, S.J., Loyola University Chicago Marcia Friedl-Smith (JD ’78) and president and CEO, has pledged $22 million in funds to match contributions Todd Smith (JD ’76) LL Dan Webb (JD ’70) of $500 or more made to an endowed scholarship in a fiscal year. Thanks Francis Wolfe Jr. (JD ’98) LL to our FY12 donors, the law school has launched and endowed seven new $10,000-$24,999 scholarships. On behalf of the Board of Governors, I extend our most sincere Randy Lamm Berlin (JD ’91) gratitude for making this year a terrific success. Together, I am confident we will Peter Carey (JD ’69) LL Cezar Froelich (BS ’67, JD ’70) not only break more records next year, but triumph with a disproportionate John Goedert* (BA ’35, JD ’40) Christopher Hurley (JD ’84) share of the $22 million match going to the law school! Katherine Janega (JD ’77) LL The Honorable Roger Kiley Jr. (JD ’66) LL Vern Lahart (BA ’50, JD ’51) LL Barbara O’Toole (JD ’69) LL Thomas Rafter (JD ’71) LL Brian Speers (JD ’93) Brian K. Speers (JD ‘93) Cleveland Tyson (JD ’76) Mitchell Wiet (JD ’65) LL 2012-13 Annual Giving and Dean’s Circle Chair The Estate of Morton Wolf

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LAW ALUMNI M. Colleen Healy (JD ’86) and Suzanne Shier (JD ’85) LL Dennis Cook (JD ’79) Michael Cusick (JD ’84) Margaret Goodman Smith Robert Creevy (JD ’94) LL DONORS William Hirschberg (JD ’72) (JD ’86) George Cullen (JD ’59) Robert Hultquist (JD ’57) Shelley Smith (JD ’78) Patrick Deady (JD ’77) $1-$999 Susan Irion (JD ’87) LL Vincent Solano Jr. (JD ’67) Amy Dickinson (JD ’77) Adriane Johnson (MJ ’06) Susan Spurgeon (JD ’82) Damon Doucet (JD ’07) Alumni demonstrated their John Patrick Joyce Jr. (BA ’69, John Stemwedel (JD ’70) Charles Duffy (BA ’69, JD ’75) commitment to their alma mater JD ’72) LL The Honorable Sharon Sullivan Kevin Efroymson (JD ’56) with the following gifts to the Kevin Keating (BA ’72, JD ’82) (JD ’80) Lara Elborno (JD ’12) L School of Law Annual Fund in Gregg Killoren (JD ’03) Gerard Swick (BBA ’62, JD ’65) L Reynolds Everett Jr. (JD ’72) Catherine Crisham Kim (JD ’91) Edmund Tobin Sr. (BS ’52, JD ’55) Thomas Finegan Jr. (JD ’72, fiscal year 2012. and The Honorable Young Mary Welsh (JD ’91) LLM ’93) Kim (JD ’91) Stuart Whitt (JD ’77) Thomas Fitzgerald (BA ’64, JD ’65) $750-$999 Teresa King (LLM ’06) LL Joan Wiff (JD ’87) Brian Fliflet (JD ’99) Lawrence Krupp (JD ’79) LL Dorothy Flisk (MJ ’06) Linda Kuczma (JD ’81) $250-$499 Thomas Flynn (JD ’73) Raymond Agrella (JD ’67) LL L Cara Boyle (JD ’01) L Thomas Leahy (JD ’77) Patrick Foley (BA ’80, JD ’83) L L Anonymous Peter Callahan (JD ’67) Lawrence Levin (JD ’71) Michael Foran (JD ’85) Peter Almeroth (JD ’84) Michael Leonard (JD ’91) Nancy Lyon (JD ’81) Monica Forte (JD ’94) The Honorable Thomas Lyons II The Honorable Robert Anderson Jean Gaspardo (JD ’94, MBA ’99) Patrick McSweeney (JD ’80) LL (BA ’71, JD ’74) LL Thomas Moore (JD ’73) (JD ’86) Mara Georges (JD ’88) Clemon Ashley (JD ’07) L Brian Prendergast (JD ’12) James Mahlo (JD ’01) Thomas Gibbs (JD ’72) L The Honorable Robert Mahony Ronald Bartkowicz (JD ’65) Mary Gilhooly (JD ’83) and Gary Bazydlo (JD ’90) $500-$749 (JD ’65) LL John Langhenry III (JD ’83) John Major (JD ’73) Andrew Benson (JD ’12) Basil Godellas (JD ’91) Gregory Bockin (JD ’93) Victoria Adams (MJ ’08) LL Lee Marinaccio (JD ’71) Deborah Golden (MBA ’81, Susan Bogart (JD ’78) Sandra Anderson-Guerra Sosa Rita Long Martinez (JD ’81) JD ’84) LL Joseph Bonaccorsi (JD ’89) (MJ ’06) Kevin McCanna (JD ’76) LL Jannith and Michael Goldrick Thomas Brabec (JD ’80) L Kenneth Andrichik (JD ’80) John McFadden Jr. (JD ’61) LL L (JD ’81) Margaret Bennett (JD ’76) John McHugh (BA ’56, JD ’61) The Honorable Peg McDonnell David Goodsir (JD ’91) Robert Billingsley (JD ’62) The Honorable Brian McKillip Breslin (BA ’68, JD ’70) and Donald Gralen (JD ’57) John Breslin Jr. (JD ’70) L Robert Bingle (JD ’81) LL (BA ’68, JD ’72) L Thomas Grant (BBA ’69, JD ’70) William Brejcha (JD ’73) Joseph McQuade (JD ’97) Angelo Bufalino (JD ’79) Freddi Greenberg (JD ’75) Max Brittain Jr. (JD ’76) Hanh (JD ’06) and John Meyers John Bullaro Jr. (JD ’70) Edmund Gronkiewicz (BA ’61, Edward Burns (BA ’80, JD ’83) Marie Bufalino (JD ’86) (JD ’05) LL MA ’63, JD ’65) Mary Patricia Burns (JD ’81) Theodore Cachey (JD ’58) LL Joseph Morford (JD ’91) April Hanes-Dowd (MJ ’06) William Caldwell (JD ’67) Robert Moyer (JD ’74) John Byrne III (JD ’94) Mary Harding (JD ’87) The Honorable John Carr John Cassidy (JD ’86) Gordon Nash Jr. (JD ’69) Sean Hardy (JD ’91) LL (BS ’66, JD ’72) Joan Cherry (JD ’74) LL Kathryn Nesburg (JD ’73) LL Louis Harris (JD ’72) John Cassidy Jr. (JD ’51) Thomas Cimino Jr. (BA ’84, JD ’87) Marjorie O’Hara (JD ’48) LL The Honorable Neil Hartigan James Cook (JD ’76) Dawn Overend (BA ’75, JD ’81) The Honorable Thomas Cawley (JD ’62) L Larry Crotser (JD ’91) Jodiann (JD ’88) and Edward (JD ’60) L Donald Hayden (JD ’85) Jorge Cazares (JD ’90) Gerald Dorf (JD ’62) LL Pacer (JD ’88) LL Sarah Hesse (JD ’09) Marguerite Elias (JD ’86) Marianne Parrillo (JD ’70) Ann Chiumino-Knott (JD ’02) Stephen Hilt (JD ’92) Lisa Ellison (JD ’06) Scott Pickens (JD ’78) Paul Cho (JD ’89) The Honorable Michael Hogan Jean Choi (JD ’94) Julia Fiske (JD ’87) The Honorable John Quigley (BA ’68, JD ’71) LL Robin Cleek (JD ’02) Michael Ford (JD ’65) (JD ’60) LL Michael Hollahan (JD ’77) Kathleen O’Donovan Cleven (JD Priscilla Gallagher (JD ’84) LL Judith Reese (JD ’76) John Horn (JD ’98) ’77) and Dane Cleven (JD ’77) L Alice Ginsburgh (JD ’74) LL Elliott Robbins (JD ’86) L Bridget Hutchen (JD ’74) The Honorable Susan Coleman Kenneth Greisman (JD ’85) LL Elizabeth Rochford-Striedl David Inlander (JD ’75) LL (BA ’77, JD ’80) Mary Grossman (JD ’97) LL (BA ’82, JD ’86) Thomas Jagger (JD ’55) James Rubin (JD ’71) Gia Colunga (JD ’04) Deborah Jamieson (JD ’80) Thomas Ryerson (JD ’76) Susan Conner (JD ’84) LL The Honorable Mark Joy (JD ’76)

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The Honorable John Joyce (JD ’73) William Shanahan Jr., MD (JD ’92) Louis Baker (JD ’85) Christine Breitzman (MJ ’06) LL Daniel Kallan (BA ’69, JD ’74) Paul Shimotake (JD ’90) Rita Bakewell Melinda Brennan (JD ’86) Martha Lessman Katz (JD ’77) Joseph Sorota Jr. (BS ’61, JD ’64) Jennifer Ballard (JD ’08) William Brennan (JD ’90) Richard Kavanagh III (JD ’74) LL David Storto (JD ’86) Jacqueline Bammert (JD ’09) William Brewster (JD ’08) William Kelley (BA ’77, JD ’80) Benton Strauss (JD ’72) Michael Baniak (JD ’09) Phillip Brigham (JD ’09, LLM ’10) James Kim (JD ’06) Mark Susina (JD ’89) LL Ulana Baransky (JD ’82) Karen Briscoe (MJ ’08) Daina Kojelis (JD ’85) Suzanne Szymonik (JD ’79) LL Michael Barranda (JD ’04) LL Lisa Bronson (MJ ’06) Carol Kondos (JD ’79) Elizabeth Tanis (JD ’82) David Barrett (JD ’07) LL Jonathan Brouk (JD ’11) Daniel Kubasiak (JD ’81) Daniel Tardiff (JD ’02) Ben Bartels (JD ’06) Jeffrey Brown (JD ’86) Rosemary Lee (JD ’76) Francis Tennant (JD ’79) LL Matt Basil (JD ’97) Nicole Rudman Brown (JD ’96) Louis Lehr Jr. (JD ’51) Andrew Turner (JD ’91) Michael Basofin (JD ’70)L L Robert Brownson (JD ’81) Jeannette Lewis (JD ’88) Jeffrey Wagner (JD ’93) Cynthia Bass (LLM ’97) William Brozovich (BA ’86, JD ’89) LL John Liston (JD ’12) Brian Waldron (BS ’68, JD ’72) Lucien Battiato (BS ’56, JD ’67) Julie Bruch (JD ’93) Lou Ann Mack (JD ’84) Robert Walsh Jr. (JD ’86) Stephen Beard (JD ’12) Mary Bucaro (JD ’85) The Honorable William Madden The Honorable Maureen Ward Mary (JD ’78) and Steven Susanna Bucaro (JD ’11) (BS ’60, JD ’61) Kirby (JD ’89) Belgrade (BA ’72, JD ’75) Richard Buchanan (JD ’76) Roberto Madera (JD ’04) LL Daniel Watts (JD ’84) LL Andrew Bell (JD ’09, LLM ’10) Lydia Bueschel (JD ’01) Stephen Maloney (JD ’01) Michael Weins (JD ’76) Bruce Bell (JD ’82) LL Bobby Bui (JD ’04, LLM ’09) Pamela McKenna-Patzke (JD ’82) Gary Wente (JD ’87) Ellen Benodin (JD ’86) Bridget Burke (LLM ’93) Charles Mervis (JD ’67) LL The Honorable William Wenzel Ronald Bentsen (JD ’92) LL Cecilia Burke (JD ’91) Thomas Meyer (JD ’69) LL III (JD ’73) Stephen Bergman (JD ’01) Sharon Burke (JD ’81) Linda Miller (JD ’91) Daniel Wharton (JD ’12) Diane Berkowitz (BA ’82, JD ’87) Paul Burmeister (JD ’01) Jorge Montes (BA ’85, JD ’88) The Honorable James Williams Ava Holly Berland (JD ’78) Ryan Bush (JD ’10) LL Elissa Moore (JD ’04) (JD ’67) Clifford Berman (JD ’85) Robert Butler (BBA ’60, JD ’70) Jody Wilner (JD ’83) and Brian Wydajewski (JD ’94) Leatrice Berman-Sandler (JD ’04) David Butzen (JD ’86) Terence Moran (JD ’83) Elizabeth Yablonicky (JD ’00) LL Keith Bersch (JD ’92) Amanda Byrne (JD ’11) The Honorable Thomas Mulroy Seymour Zilberstein (JD ’69) LL Ronald Biegel (JD ’79) Donald Cadagin (BS ’68, JD ’71) Jr. (JD ’72) John Bishof (JD ’75) Mary Denise Cahill (BA ’68, JD ’76) Jayme Levin Muriel (JD ’93) and $1-$249 Sandra Blake (JD ’92) Nicholas Calabrese (JD ’80) Robert Muriel (JD ’93) Phillip Block (JD ’07) Mark Calaguas (JD ’06) Mary Bird (JD ’87) and John Anonymous JoAnne Bloom (JD ’76) Andrea Callow (JD ’12) Murphy (JD ’86) Gustavo Abello (JD ’83) Steven Bloomberg (JD ’83) Andrew Campbell (JD ’99) Gerald Murray (JD ’73) Nina Dodge Abrams (JD ’76) Daniel Blouin (JD ’88) Penelope Campbell (JD ’09) Laurence Acker (JD ’06) Michael Nigro (BA ’70, JD ’73) Abe Blumenfeld (JD ’66) LL Barbara (JD ’88) and Benjamin Nortman (JD ’91) Matthew Adair (JD ’09) LL Tracy Bodenmann (BA ’82, JD ’86) Christopher Canning (JD ’88) Patrick O’Donnell (JD ’70) Valerie Harris Adler (JD ’84) Marilyn Alioto Bolitho (JD ’01) Amy Carletti (JD ’04) Nancy Paridy (LLM ’94) Toni Aiello (JD ’87) and Russell Bolitho (JD ’01) Ryan Carlsen (JD ’11) Purvi Patel (JD ’05) Benjamin Alba (JD ’83) The Honorable Lester Bonaguro Chrystan Carlton (MBA ’01, JD ’07) Anthony Pottinger (JD ’05) Michael Alkaraki (JD ’06) (JD ’61) Thomas Carpenter (BS ’58, JD ’61) David Alt (JD ’01) Elmyra Powell (JD ’77) Leigh Bonsall (JD ’10) LL Denine Carr (JD ’89) Margaret Power (JD ’86) Charles 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1,000 1,262 Dawn Faulkner (MJ ’06) Richard Gordon (JD ’02) 1,173 David Feeley (JD ’86) James Gorman (JD ’71) 1,078

800 1,070 1,012 John Feeley (JD ’90) Connie Gould (JD ’89) 600 Gary Feiereisel (BBA ’78, JD ’81) Noah Graf (JD ’11) 400 Richard Feingold (JD ’86) Jacob Graham (JD ’12) 200 Robert Feldgreber (JD ’85) LL Leah Gray (JD ’99) 0 Steven Filipowski (JD ’75) Jeffrey Greene (MJ ’08) FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 Joel Finch (JD ’11) Charles Greenstein (BS ’50, Peter Finocchiaro (JD ’87) LL JD ’53) LL

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Marla Greenstein (JD ’82) James Hussey (JD ’73) Walter Kelly Jr. (JD ’65) David Krane (BS ’67, JD ’68) Florian Gregorczyk (JD ’76) David Hyde (JD ’06) Laura Kenneally (JD ’06) Jack Krause (BA ’53, JD ’55) LL Amy Greywitt (JD ’10) Jesse Hyde (JD ’06) Cathy Kennedy (JD ’76) Elizabeth Kress (MJ ’00) Robert Grignon (JD ’09) LL MacKenzie Hyde (JD ’09) Amy Watroba Kern (JD ’01) and Frederic Krol (JD ’01) David Grobart (JD ’86) Roger Hymen (JD ’75) LL Garrett Kern (JD ’01) Anna Krolikowska (BA ’03, JD ’06) Teddy Gron (JD ’73) Thomas Immel (JD ’68) Chenin Kilduff Kienzler (JD ’08) Joy Sellstrom Kruyswyk (JD ’84) James Grumley (JD ’76) Deborah Ingraham (BA ’83, JD ’86) and Richard Kienzler (JD ’08) Gretchen Kubasiak (JD ’08) Gary Gumbiner (BA ’74, JD ’79) Donna (BA ’75, MSIR ’80, JD ’85) Rachel Kiley (JD ’04) and Kenneth Kubiesa (JD ’75) Leslie Gutierrez (JD ’11) and Thomas Ioppolo (JD ’77) LL Brian Monico (JD ’04) Robert Kuehl (JD ’03) Terry Hackett (JD ’91) Maureen Ivory (JD ’78) Roger Kiley IV (JD ’04) Carla Kupe-Arion (JD ’08) Alissa Hackmann (JD ’98) Ridgely Jackson (JD ’06) Yangsu Kim (JD ’06) Drew Kushnick (JD ’11) LL Kia Hagens (JD ’02) Laurie Jaffe (JD ’85) Karen Kincaid (JD ’83) David Kushnir (JD ’97) Christine Hake (JD ’11) Seth Jaffe (JD ’07) LaKisha Kinsey-Sallis (JD ’05) Caroline Kwak (JD ’09) LL Edward Halle Jr. (BBA ’63, JD ’67) Paul Jakubiak (JD ’97) Ivan Kirchev (JD ’09) Rae Kyritsi (JD ’12) Jacob Handelman (JD ’95) John Janiga (BBA ’79, MBA ’82, Joel Klein (JD ’09) LL Joann Laboy (MJ ’09) Martin Hanley (JD ’82) LL JD ’88) Kathleen Klein (JD ’11) The Honorable Diane Lagoski Sharon Hannaford (JD ’93) Anthony Janik Jr. (JD ’79) Laura Klement (JD ’10) LL (JD ’79) Maureen Hannon (JD ’91) Grant Jaskulski (JD ’11) Erika Knierim (JD ’09) Michelle LaGrotta (BS ’04, JD ’07) David Hanson (JD ’78) Erin Jennings (JD ’79, JD ’83) and Susan Koci (BA ’85, JD ’88) Michelle Lammers (JD ’05) James Hardt (BS ’66, JD ’70) James Parker (JD ’80) Alison (JD ’97) and John Kocoras Edward Lance IV (JD ’99) Aiden Harmston (JD ’04) Deana Johnson (JD ’93) (JD ’97) Julia Lane (JD ’07) LL Susan Harold (JD ’86) Fred Johnson Sr. (JD ’59) Jacob Koering (JD ’01) Scott Lane (JD ’88) Michael Harring (JD ’75) LL Jeffrey Johnson (JD ’80)L L Karen Kohl (JD ’01) Mary LaPierre (MJ ’03) Regina Harris (JD ’02) Robert Johnston (MJ ’10) Edward Kohler (JD ’78) Sara J. W. Larkin (JD ’75) Elinor Hart (JD ’11, MBA ’11) Colin Jones (JD ’08) David Koppelman (JD ’89) The Honorable Diane Larsen Thomas Hart Jr.* (BA ’57, JD ’59) Kimberly Jordan (JD ’01) Daniel Kotin (JD ’91) (JD ’83) LL Maureen Harton (BS ’80, JD ’83) Patrick Joy (JD ’06) Joann Kowalski (JD ’11) Cary Latimer (JD ’97) Chad Hawley (JD ’06) Catherine Juric (JD ’87) Nancy Krajec (JD ’75) Beth Lauck (JD ’07) Maryann Hayes (JD ’81) Linda Kagan (BA ’75, JD ’80) Stacy Kramer (JD ’11) Richard Lee (JD ’06) Howard Haynie (JD ’59) Charlene Kalebic (JD ’99) Conor Heaton (JD ’07) The Honorable Kathleen Kallan Stephen Heaton (JD ’89) (MUND ’69, JD ’75) Joshua Heffernan (JD ’09) Darla Kaminski (MJ ’07) Sean Heffernan (JD ’84) Winnie Kantaris (BS ’97, JD ’02, Phonathon Elizabeth Hegel (JD ’85) LLM ’09) In 2012, the University Phonathon achieved a record goal of Philip Heitz (JD ’74) LL Paul Kantwill (BA ’83, JD ’86) over $1 million in contributions. While social media and online Meghan Helder (JD ’11) Paula Kaplan (JD ’78) initiatives continue to increase in popularity, the Phonathon still Jacqueline Helmrick (MBA ’08, Jeremy Karlin (JD ’94) JD ’08) Judith Katz (JD ’86) and plays an important role in the Annual Fund. Bernard Hennessy (BA ’53, JD ’56) Daniel Kelly (JD ’86) John Henning (JD ’01) Pamela Katzenberg (JD ’78) 350 Bernard Henry (JD ’07) Daniel Kaufman (JD ’10) 300 Janet Hershman, MD (JD ’94) Fred Kawalski (JD ’73) 325 319 Thayer Herte (JD ’85) Chantal Kazay (JD ’10) 250 270 272 Kathleen Hirsman (JD ’84) LL Nadim Kazi (JD ’01) 269 James Hodapp (BS ’55, JD ’56) LL George Keeley (JD ’76) 200 Rebecca Hoffman (JD ’01) Barbara Keller (JD ’77) 150 Brian Hogan (JD ’11) LL Michael Kelley (JD ’06) David Holland (JD ’08) Renee Kelley (JD ’06) 50 Ralph Hoover (JD ’94) Lou Anne Kellman (BS ’92, JD ’94) Sara Howard (JD ’08) Katherine Kelly (JD ’01) 0 Eric Hults (JD ’11) Pamela Kelly (MJ ’10) FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 Emily Hussey (JD ’11) Roger Kelly (JD ’83)

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Andrew LeFevour (JD ‘87) Michael Mann (JD ‘72) Sam Meziani (JD ‘03) Jeremy Nix (JD ‘03) Crystal (JD ‘06) and Joseph Mannon (JD ‘01) Mary (JD ‘81) and Richard Allison Noback (JD ‘02) Gregory Leighton (JD ‘06) Eric Mansell (JD ‘01) Michael (BS ‘55, JD ‘58) Gregory Noe (JD ‘91) Beata Leja (JD ‘07) and Heather Mantegna (JD ‘11, Robert Michalak (JD ‘70) Robert Emmett Nolan (JD ‘75) Joshua Liebman (JD ‘04) MBA ‘12) Jeffrey Michel (JD ‘93) John Norkus (BA ‘09, JD ‘12) Kristin Lemmon (JD ‘01) Lisa Marco-Kouba (JD ‘81) Laura Michelotti (JD ‘08) LL Lauren Norris (JD ‘07) Kristi Lemoine (JD ‘09) Sheryl Marcouiller (JD ‘82) Colleen Michuda (JD ‘98) Margaret Northrop (JD ‘75) LL Laura Leonard (JD ‘83) LL James Marcus (JD ‘70) Alyson Miller (JD ‘08) Frank Nowinski (JD ‘80) LL Louis Leone (JD ‘73) Richard Marcus (JD ‘77) James Miller Jr. (JD ‘90) Cheryl Tama Oblander (JD ‘88) Julie Lepri (BA ‘78, JD ‘81) Karen Markwith (MJ ‘10) Anita Modak-Truran (JD ‘87) Colin O’Brien (JD ‘04) The Honorable Jerome Lerner Samantha Martin (JD ‘10) LL Sanders Moody (JD ‘90) LL Kelly O’Brien (JD ‘01) (JD ‘49) William Martin (JD ‘83) LL Donald Moon (JD ‘09) Cornelius O’Connor (JD ‘58) Richard Levenfeld (JD ‘69) John Masters (JD ‘09) Desiree Moore (JD ‘05) The Honorable Mary O’Connor Brett Levin (JD ‘11) Susanne Matlin (JD ‘82) Edmund Moran Jr. (JD ‘73) (JD ‘77) Katherine Levin (JD ‘87) LL David Matteson (JD ‘77) Gerald Morel (JD ‘72) Djuana O’Connor-Oshin (JD ‘91) Marc Levin, MD (MRES ‘79, JD ‘00) Christen Mattison (JD ‘76) Karen Morgan (JD ‘92) John O’Donnell (JD ‘81) Barry Levitt (JD ‘64) Jennifer Maurer (JD ‘10) Lindsay Morgan (JD ‘06) Loretta O’Donnell (JD ‘90) Elizabeth (JD ‘06) and Timothy McAvoy (JD ‘75) Douglas Moring (JD ‘71) LL June O’Donoghue (JD ‘77) Daniel Lewis (JD ‘06) Warren McBride (JD ‘84) Rita Morris (MJ ‘01) Sigi Offenbach (JD ‘80) Edward Lewis (JD ‘56) Nicholas McCann (JD ‘10) Colleen Morrison (BA ‘01, JD ‘09) Margaret O’Garek (BA ‘95, JD ‘98) Hilary Lewis (LLM ‘97) James McCarthy (JD ‘83) LL Megan Morrissey (JD ‘09) Timothy O’Hara (JD ‘02) Heather Liberman (JD ‘10) Thomas McCauley (JD ‘75) Mary Mosley-Goren (JD ‘89) Maura (JD ‘01) and Brian O’Meara Scot Libersher (JD ‘07) Thomas McClow (JD ‘69) Jonathan Motto (JD ‘11) LL (JD ‘01) Kevin Lichtenberg (JD ‘10, MA ‘11) Patrick McCurry (JD ‘07) Michael Moynihan (JD ‘92) John Oppenheim (JD ‘78) LL Katherine Licup (JD ‘06) LL Stephen McDaniel (JD ‘83) Laurence Msall (JD ‘92) Ashley Orler (JD ‘08) Jessica Lienau (JD ‘09) Jeffrey McDonald (JD ‘11) Gregory Mueller (JD ‘89) Mary Ann Ormiston (JD ‘97, James Lindeman (JD ‘67) LL Thomas McDonald (JD ‘68) Christine Bremer Muggli (BA ‘75, MSW ‘97) Jean Liu (JD ‘95) Thomas McFadden (LLM ‘89) JD ‘78) Heather Kuhn O’Toole (JD ‘02) Bruce Locher (JD ‘66) Erin McGinley (JD ‘02) Maureen Mulvihill (JD ‘07) Barry Owen (JD ‘04) Bridget Longoria (BA ‘02, JD ‘06) Molly McGinley (JD ‘05) E. Lester Munson (JD ‘91) Eric Owens (JD ‘00) Maureen Looker (JD ‘02) Sarah McGinn (JD ‘03) Gregory Murawski (MJ ‘07) Daniel Pappano (JD ‘12) Joseph Loran (JD ‘85) LL Kathleen McGinnis (JD ‘81) Jacqueline (JD ‘80) and Frank Thomas Paprocki (BA ‘74) Kathleen Loweth (JD ‘02) Laura McGivern (BSN ‘85, MJ ‘02) Murnane Jr. (JD ‘83) Geoffrey Pariza (JD ‘11) Michael Lubeck (JD ‘94) Katherine McGonigle (JD ‘85) Claire Murphy (JD ‘89) Rowena Parma (JD ‘92) John Luburic (JD ‘00) Daniel McGrath (BA ‘79, JD ‘82) Stephen Murphy (JD ‘10) Maureen Pastika (BBA ‘83, William Luby (JD ‘94) Megan McGrath (JD ‘06) William Murphy (BA ‘07, JD ‘11) MBA ‘87, JD ‘91) Mary Ludwig (JD ‘11) Denise McGuire (JD ‘81) LL Lisa Nagel (JD ‘91) Sabrina Patch (JD ‘94) Danielle Luisi (JD ‘10) LL John McIlwee (JD ‘10) Linda Nagle (BA ‘77, JD ‘80) Kisa Patel (JD ‘09) Barbara Lundergan (JD ‘64) LL Marguerite McKenna (JD ‘79) Joshua Nathan (JD ‘86) Brian Patient (JD ‘11) Lawrence Lusk (JD ‘92) Donald McKenzie (JD ‘60) Gino Naughton (JD ‘79) Noel Paul (JD ‘08) Stephen Luzbetak Jr. (JD ‘62) LL David McKinney (JD ‘11) Sandy Navin (BS ‘65, JD ‘69) Anthony Pavel (JD ‘01) J. Colleen Lyman (JD ‘79) Lisa McLeod (JD ‘09) Ryan Nelligan (JD ‘01) Francis Pendergast III (BS ‘77, James Lynch (JD ‘07) Frank McNamara (JD ‘61) William Nellis (JD ‘61) JD ‘80) Karen Lyons (JD ‘81) Sheri Mecklenburg (JD ‘82) LL Christina Nelson (JD ‘81) Elizabeth Pendzich (JD ‘78) Diane MacArthur (JD ‘82) Ann Meckstroth (JD ‘06) Elizabeth Nelson (JD ‘10) LL Diana Perez (JD ‘10) Jill MacDonald (JD ‘74) Mary Meegan (JD ‘84) LL Lawrence Nelson (JD ‘75) LL Christine Perille (JD ‘86) Edward Maher (JD ‘75) Karen Meehan (JD ‘81) Scott Nelson (JD ‘81) Clifton Perry (LLM ‘92) Stanley Majka (JD ‘10) Verlin Meinz (JD ‘75) LL Timothy Nelson (JD ‘05) Regina Peterson (JD ‘83) Justin Malenius (JD ‘12) The Honorable Karen Mellow Donald Neukranz (JD ‘60) Peter Petrakis (BA ‘73, JD ‘76) Joel Malkin (JD ‘84) (JD ‘76) James Newman (BS ‘73, JD ‘78) Matthew Pfohl (JD ‘93) LL Michael Malone (JD ‘74) Frances Mendieta (JD ‘11) Virginia (JD ‘85) and Patrick William Phares (JD ‘68) LL Roberto Mancilla (JD ‘08) Kelley Menzano (JD ‘09) LL Nicholson (JD ‘79) LL Hillary Phelps (JD ‘09) Basil Mann (JD ‘56) Carolyn Metnick (LLM ‘07) Anne Nielsen (JD ‘84) Ryan Piekarski (BS ‘09, JD ‘12)

LL | The School of Law gratefully acknowledges Loyola Loyalists, who demonstrate their philanthropic commitment with 10+ 62 years of consecutive fiscal year giving, and young alumni Loyola Loyalists, who have made a gift every year since graduation. * Deceased Generous support Generous support

Terrance Pieniazek (JD ‘89) LL Fredrick Rothenberg (JD ‘73) Richard Sikes (BA ‘50, JD ‘57) The Honorable Llwellyn Stanley Pierson (JD ‘01) Mindy Trossman Rubin (JD ‘85) LL John Simko (JD ‘76) Thapedi (JD ‘76) Douglas Poland (JD ‘94) Joshua Runnels (JD ‘06) Elizabeth Simon (JD ‘83) Richard Thomas (JD ‘81) Patrick Polcari (JD ‘09) LL Denise Russell (MJ ‘10) Pamela Kuzniar Simons The Honorable Robert Thomas Victor Pollak (JD ‘74) Barbara Ryan (JD ‘93) LL (BS ‘80, JD ‘91) (JD ‘81) Susan Poll-Klaessy (JD ‘09) James Ryan (BS ‘58, JD ‘65) R. Simon (BA ‘80, JD ‘82) Debora Threedy (JD ‘80) Devan Popat (JD ‘05, JD ‘06) Maureen Ryan (JD ‘09, LLM ‘10) LL Bryan Sims (JD ‘96) LL John Tiernan (BSBA ‘63, JD ‘87) Ellen Poreda (JD ‘86) Sheila Ryan (JD ‘06) Melanie Sims (JD ‘11) Ryan Tilot (JD ‘10) Harry Poulos Jr., MD (JD ‘94) LL Daniel Saavedra (MBA ‘09, JD ‘09) Gary Sinclair (BA ‘74, JD ‘77) Paula Tironi (LLM ‘09) LL John Powers (BA ‘60, JD ‘63) LL Edmund Sajewski (JD ‘61) LL Janelle Skaloud (JD ‘09) Vincent Tittle (JD ‘64) Megan Powers (JD ‘09) Safinaz Saleh (MJ ‘93) Martha Sladek (JD ‘94) LL The Honorable Patrick Toal (JD ‘72) Richard Pozdol (JD ‘66) LL Michael Samis (JD ‘73) Charles Slamar Jr. (JD ‘73) Curtis Tom (JD ‘97) Susan (JD ‘85) and Stephen Prout Verity Sandell (JD ‘12) Richard Sleesman (JD ‘07) Jerome Tomas (JD ‘01) (JD ‘91) Judy Saslow (JD ‘82) Maol Sloan (BA ‘61, JD ‘68) Cecelia Tomaszkiewicz (BS ‘67, Stephen Pugh Jr. (BACL ‘68, JD ‘73) Frank Scafuri (BA ‘71, JD ‘76) Laurie Smigielski (JD ‘08) JD ‘70) Christine Quigley (JD ‘06) Julie Schaff (JD ‘04) Lawrence Smith (JD ‘75) Julie (JD ‘01) and John-David Kevin Quinn, MD (JD ‘79, MBA ‘82) Jessica Scheller (JD ‘04, MBA ‘07) Kevin Sobczyk (JD ‘06) LL Treumann (JD ‘04) The Honorable Thomas Quinn James Schiff (JD ‘09)L L Daniel Softcheck (JD ‘84) Fern Trevino (BA ‘69, MSW ‘78, (JD ‘79) David Schlueter (JD ‘86) LL Ronald Sojka (JD ‘86) LL JD ‘83) Romeo Quinto Jr. (JD ‘00) William Schmitt (BS ‘61, JD ‘63) Michael Solock (JD ‘84) Jacquelyn Trussell (JD ‘04) John Quirk (JD ‘80) Haley Schneider (JD ‘11) Richard Sora (BS ‘83, JD ‘86) Jonathan Tse (JD ‘07) Dina Rachford (JD ‘07) Theodore Schnell Jr. (JD ‘55) Patricia Sowinski-Fix (JD ‘91) Berry Tucker (JD ‘72) Jill (JD ‘71) and Lee Radek Robert Schnitz (JD ‘88) Connie Spencer (JD ‘06) Kalina Tulley (JD ‘92) (JD ‘71) LL Paul Schofield (JD ‘73)L L John Spoeri (JD ‘79) LL John Tuohy (JD ‘59) LL William Raleigh (BS ‘76, MA ‘78, Joyce Schoonover (JD ‘81) Alison Stankus (JD ‘08, Julie and Frederick Tye JD ‘80) Katherine Schostok (LLM ‘09) MSW ‘09) LL James Tyrrell (JD ‘85) Malini Rao (JD ‘07) William Schramm (JD ‘11) LL Mary Stanton (JD ‘90) Werner Ulrich (JD ‘85) LL Kevin Rasp (JD ‘07) William Schubert (JD ‘10) Patrick Stanton (JD ‘93) Donald Vaile (JD ‘50) Douglas Rathe (JD ‘75) Jonathan Schultz (JD ‘93) Jonathan Steffy (JD ‘08) John Valentine (JD ‘01) Regina Rathnau (JD ‘02) Abigail Schwartz (JD ‘12) Jay Stein (JD ‘81) Joseph Van Leer (JD ‘11) Animesh Ravani (JD ‘09) Diane Sciacca (JD ‘93) Judith Stein (JD ‘87) LL Kathleen Vannucci (JD ‘07) Janet Reali (JD ‘77) John Seaman (JD ‘06) Sally Steinberg (JD ‘78) George Velcich (JD ‘80) Clay Rehrig (JD ‘10) Julie Ann Sebastian (BS ‘77, JD ‘87) Ivan Sternic (JD ‘01) Jamie Verdi (LLM ‘01) Noreen (JD ‘80) and James Reilly Wendell Sebastian (BS ‘67, JD ‘70) Jan Stewart (JD ‘06) John Vickers (JD ‘78) (BA ‘77, JD ‘80) Kellie Sellman (JD ‘07) Michael Stiegel (JD ‘71) Cody Vitello (JD ‘11) Adam Reinherz (JD ‘06) Peter Senechalle (JD ‘09) Anna Stotis (JD ‘86) Kim Walberg (JD ‘99) Michael Renaldi (JD ‘76) Andrew Serafin (JD ‘99) James Stouffer (JD ‘11) Barbara Wallace (JD ‘77) Elbert Reniva (JD ‘90) Thomas Shannon (BS ‘68, JD ‘73) Barbara Stuetzer (JD ‘81) John Walsh III (JD ‘82) LL Kristine Reveille (JD ‘10) Lynne Shapiro (JD ‘91) David Stults (JD ‘11) Matthew Walter (JD ‘07) LL Marcos Reyes (BS ‘97, JD ‘00) Shari Shapiro (JD ‘78) Martin Sturman (JD ‘58) Thomas Walter (BA ‘73, JD ‘76) Amy Richards (JD ‘05) Karen Shaw (LLM ‘01) David Sullivan (JD ‘96) Daniel Waltz (JD ‘10) Eunbin Rii (JD ‘09) Jordan Shea (JD ‘07) Kevin Sullivan (JD ‘93) John Walz (JD ‘11) Renae Riley (MA ‘11, JD ‘11) Janna Grandone Shell (JD ‘08) LL Timothy Sullivan (BA ‘71, JD ‘75) Brenda Wapner (JD ‘12) Jane Ring (JD ‘80) LL David Shelow (JD ‘88) Anna Sutti (JD ‘09) Sally Watts (JD ‘74) LL The Honorable Elizabeth Robb Lindsey Shelp (JD ‘10, LLM ‘11) Joanne (JD ‘99) and David Wayne (JD ‘96) (JD ‘81) LL Jennifer Sherman (JD ‘94) Robert Sweeney (JD ‘96) Thomas Weber (JD ‘10) Randall Roberts (BA ‘78, JD ‘81) Floyd Shewmake Jr., MD (JD ‘90) Martin Syvertsen (JD ‘09) Jennifer Weed (JD ‘10) LL Michael Rohan (JD ‘99) James Shipman (JD ‘70) Michael Szott (BA ‘02, JD ‘07) Michael Weicher (JD ‘03) Jean Prendergast Rooney The Honorable Lisette The Honorable Sanjay Tailor Thomas Weiler (JD ‘83) LL (BA ‘93, JD ‘94) Shirdan-Harris (JD ‘90) (JD ‘91) Anita Weinberg (JD ‘86) Daniel Rosenberg (JD ‘01) Victoria Shoemaker (JD ‘11) John Tanagho (JD ‘08) James Welter (JD ‘63) Adam Rosner (JD ‘01) Stuart Shulruff (JD ‘84) Claudia Teich (MJ ‘93) Elizabeth (JD ‘84) and Nancy Ross (JD ‘85) John Siena (JD ‘76) Mark Westhoff (JD ‘84) LL

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Ellen Westley (JD ‘11) LL Jeanne Wrenn (BA ‘93, JD ‘01) FRIENDS Dean Bilton Maurice Wexler (JD ‘63) LL David Wright (JD ‘82) John Blum Stephen Whelan (JD ‘92) Christoph Yarbrough (JD ‘00) We are grateful and inspired Mary Bracken Dana White (JD ‘10) Michael Yates (JD ‘89) by the significant support in Thomas Brandstrader Maura (JD ‘06) and J. Patrick Ballard Yelton III (JD ‘86) fiscal year 2012 by the School John Breen White (JD ‘07) Edward Young (MSHR ‘09, JD ‘12) of Law community—parents, Joel Brenord Andrew Whiting (JD ‘11) Peter Yuh (JD ‘05) grandparents, friends, and Jennifer Breuer Margaret Whitsett (JD ‘86) Fatema Zanzi (JD ‘06) faculty and staff. Beata Brewster James Wickline (JD ‘55) Norma (JD ‘95) and Robert Zeitler Bernadette Muller Broccolo and Samuel Wieczorek (JD ‘07) (JD ‘94) Timothy Broccolo Anonymous Shawn Wietbrock (JD ‘96) Zachary Ziliak (JD ‘06) Amy Brogioli Thomas Ackenhausen Ginger Wiley (JD ‘01) Mark Zucker (JD ‘86) LL Noelle and Geogory Brown Mimi and Keith Anderson Angela Upchurch Wilhelm Kathleen and L. Edward Bryant Jr. Michael Anthony (BA ‘98, JD ‘01) Mary and Robert Burns Kristen and Robert Antolini Mary Williams (JD ‘11) Michelle Burwell Nina Appel Stephanie Williams (JD ‘92) Roxane and John Busey Barbara and Delbert Arsenault Joelle Wilson (JD ‘11) George Caldwell Sabena Auyeung Katherine Wind (JD ‘11) John Calhoun Lisbet Ballon Elizabeth Winiarski (JD ‘10) LL Thomas Campbell Evelyn Barnett* Kurt Winiecki (JD ‘97) Dennis Carlin Rebecca Bell Harold Winston (JD ‘86) LL Brandon Cavanaugh Emily Benfer Carolyn Winter (JD ‘85) Richard Chambers Megan and Michael Bess Pamela Witmer (JD ‘12) Matthew Chimienti Farrah Bhaiji Chibuye Chola

Areas of Support

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

Centers of Excellence and academic programs: $1,959,658

Dean’s Development Fund: $1,271,636

Professorships and endowed chairs: $464,387

Student scholarships: $444,280

Other: $39,316

LL | The School of Law gratefully acknowledges Loyola Loyalists, who demonstrate their philanthropic commitment with 10+ 64 years of consecutive fiscal year giving, and young alumni Loyola Loyalists, who have made a gift every year since graduation. * Deceased Generous support Generous support

Sagar Chowdhury Cynthia Herrera Soledad and Andrew McGrath Patricia Scott Linda Clardy Suzanne Hilal Alice and George McKann Bonnie and Robert Shaner Nimmi Cleve David Hinsdale Joyce and George McKeon Lynne and Martin Shapiro Erin Collins Eleana Hinsdale Patricia and Archibald McKinlay Eugenie and Geoffrey Shields Debbie Cooks Cynthia Ho Brenda McKinney Stephen Shortell Erika Cornelisen and Eno Rocha Bernadette Hohenadel Caitlin McNulty George Singer Ryan Costello Elizabeth Hohenadel Sandra and Cletus Moll Maureen Richnak and Margaret and William Crane Michael Hohenadel Michael Moore Lawrence Singer Amanda Crews Mike Hohenadel Chad Nold Janet Sisler Mary and Paul Dacey Andrew Holmstrom Margaret and Jerry Norton Catherine Snyder Christine Dadourian Gary Howell Judith and John Nowak Elsa and Barry Spiegel Mary Colleen and John D’Andrea Jean and Richard Hughes Colin O’Donovan James Stack Mary Davies Mary and Roger Hunt Beth and Neil Olderman Teresa Stafford Daniel Dawson Sr. Mary Johnson Maribeth Olenski Alexandra Stan Dawn and Mark Deaton Kathleen Kirchner and Emmanuel Otieno Annette and Timothy Stone Janet Deatrick and John Ash James Jorling Ann Park Sylvia and Joseph Stone Melissa Delgado Nicole Julius James Parsons Abbey Lynn Studer and Brett Dey Jennifer Junis Jacqueline Patton Christopher Mark Mesle Michael Ditore Erik Kabe Linda and Gary Peacock Novelle and Martin Sturman Lauren Dodd Mark Kania Michael Peregrine (JD ‘58) Shawn Donnelley Beth Karpiak Carole and Paul Perona Jr. Elizabeth Suffredin John Dougherty Niya Kelly William Peterson Barry Sullivan Kara Drumke Jane and George Kendall Stacey Platt T. J. Sullivan Sally Dwyer Lisa and Philip Kepler Elisa Pleasant Donna Thel Leslee Erwin Ryan Klucken Kathleen and Michael Polcari Diane and Melvin Triay III Annina Fabbioli John Krafcisin Peggy and Boone Powell Jr. Brian Troutman William Fahey James Kritsas Michael Purcell Brian Ulwick Renee Fell Lea Krivinskas Shepard Kristine Pyzyna Barbara and Richard Ashley Fischer James Ksiazek Donald Ratner Umbdenstock Scott Fisher The Honorable Maria Jessica Ratner Benjamin VanGelderen Patrick Flaherty Kuriakos-Ciesil Barbara and Glenn Reed Alan Velasco James Flanagan Jr. Sam Langberg J. Douglas Richards Nancy and James Vondran Kyle Flynn Svetlana Latinsky and Mary Richardson Kirsten and Christopher Waack Katherine Ward Foley Andrey Arsentyev Deborah and William Roach Jr. Laura Matalon and Spencer Eric Fortineaux Della Leavitt and Roy Bossen Noelia Rodriguez Waller Quin Frazer Karen Lerner Grace Rooke Leigh Waterman Aviva and Dean Friedman Wayne Lerner Patricia Kelleher and Henry Rose Robin Waters Lynn Fulton Deborah Darin and Katie Rosen Donald Wegmiller Hugo Gallegos David Loeffler Michael Rosenbaum Jennifer and Drew Weller Theresa Gallo Michael Lorden Richard Rosenberg Molly and Nathaniel Whalen Diane and Thomas Geraghty Elaine Loumbas Jeremy Ross Jonathon Whitacre Edwin Getz Vicki and James Lydon Ruth Rothstein Lois and Raulin Wight Amy Gilbert Kevin MacInerney Thalia Roussos Robert Wild Scott Gilbert Gertrude Mack Laura Rusche Mary Wilson John Goebel Kathleen and David MacLennan Anne Ryan (MSW ‘94) Gail and David Wolfe David Goldman* Elizabeth Maddock John Sanker Tanya Woods Shawn Greene Gail Mansfield and Konstantinos Savakis Brandon Wurzinger Deborah Gutman David Dowling Nadia Sawicki Mryna and L. James Wylie Thomas Hallock Lawrence Manson Sydney Scarborough Leslie Richards-Yellen and Marilyn Hanzal Douglass Marshall Jane Schelberg David Yellen Mary Jo and Gerald Harris Reuben Maxbauer Megan Schneider Michelle Yoder Gertrude Hart Rena May Evonne and Elliot Schnitzer Margaret Moses and Sean Hennessy Judy and J. Michael Maynard Jayne Schreiber Michael Zimmer Daniel Hernandez Barry McCabe Douglas Schweickert

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ORGANIZATIONS Philip H. Corboy Foundation Montes & Associates YOUNG ALUMNI Core Consulting Inc. The Morrison & Foerster AND FOUNDATIONS Michael A. Cotteleer & Associates Foundation We applaud our Young Cy Pres Charitable Distribution/ National Center for Healthcare Alumni for their enthusiastic The School of Law thanks the Synthroid Marketing Leadership commitment to their alma mater following organizations and Deutsche Bank Americas Nolan and Nolan PC within 10 years of graduation. foundations for their generous Foundation The Northern Trust Co. support in fiscal year 2012. Damon W. Douchet, Attorney at Northern Trust Matching Laurence Acker (JD ‘06) Law Ltd. Gift Program Matthew Adair (JD ‘09) Robert D. Ahlgren & Associates Drinker Biddle & Reath Steven B. Pearlman & Associates Victoria Adams (MJ ‘08) American Enterprise Investment Law Offices of Edelman, Combs, Perkins Coie Charitable Michael Alkaraki (JD ‘06) Services Inc. Latturner & Goodwin LLC Foundation David Alt (JD ‘01) American Health Information Elect Judge Lyons J.J. Pierson PC Sandra Anderson-Guerra Sosa Management Association Ernst & Young Foundation Joseph A. Power Charitable (MJ ‘06) American Hospital Association Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Lead Unitrust Amy Apostol (JD ‘01) Sam L. Amirante and Associates Fischel & Kah Ltd. Power Rogers & Smith PC David Aschinberg (BA ‘98, JD ‘01) PC Freeborn & Peters LLP Rancho Santa Fe Foundation Clemon Ashley (JD ‘07) Anderson and Moore PC The Arthur J. Gallagher Record Copy Services Christopher Atkinson (JD ‘07) Anesi Ozmon Rodin Novak & Foundation Reniva & Associates PC Amanda Baker (JD ‘06) Kohen Garfunkel Wild PC Law Office of Elizabeth M. Julie Baker (JD ‘10) Arnwine Associates Bill and Melinda Gates Rochford PC Jennifer Ballard (JD ‘08) Bank of America Foundation Rock Fusco & Associates LLC Jacqueline Bammert (JD ‘09) Baxter International Foundation General Electric Foundation Curt and Linda Rodin Family Michael Baniak (JD ‘09) Beam Global Spirits & Wine Inc. GKN Foundation Foundation Michael Barranda (JD ‘04) Belgrade and O’Donnell Global Impact Sahara Enterprises Inc. David Barrett (JD ‘07) Bennett Law Firm LLC Grobart Law Firm Nabil Saleh MD Ltd. Ben Bartels (JD ‘06) Berning and Affiliates Inc. Hogan Marren Ltd. Salt Inc. Stephen Beard (JFRC, JD ‘12) Better World Books Honeywell International Michael J. Samis & Associates PC Andrew Bell (JD ‘09, LLM ‘10) Law Office of John Bishof PC Charity Matching Scopelitis, Garvin, Light, Hanson Andrew Benson (JD ‘12) Helen Brach Foundation Hurley, McKenna & Mertz PC & Feary PC Stephen Bergman (JD ‘01) Braun Strobel Lorenz Bergin & Illinois Bar Foundation Shefsky & Froelich Ltd. Leatrice Berman-Sandler (JD ‘04) Millman PC Jewish Federation of Chicago Sisters of Charity Leavenworth Phillip Block (JD ‘07) Bremer & Trollop SC Law Offices of Kelly, The Smith Family Foundation Marilyn Alioto Bolitho (JD ‘01) Burlington Northern Santa Fe Kelly & Kelly LLC Stein & Stein Ltd. and Russell Bolitho (JD ‘01) Foundation Kinder Morgan Foundation Tabet DiVito & Rothstein Leigh Bonsall (JD ‘10) Butler Legal Services PC Kubasiak, Fylstra, Thorpe & Takeda Pharmaceuticals North Susan Bowman (MJ ‘12) Cahill & Associates Rotunno PC America Inc. Cara Boyle (JD ‘01) Carey & Hatmann LLC Lifton Associates LLC Telligen Jillian Brady (JD ‘08) Celtic Legal Society of Chicago John D. and Catherine T. Thomson Reuters Brendan Brassil (BA ‘08, JD ‘11) Harry F. and Elaine Chaddick MacArthur Foundation Law Offices of Robbins & Christine Breitzman (MJ ‘06) Foundation Marsh and McLennan Robbins Ltd. William Brewster (JD ‘08) The Chicago Bar Association Companies Inc. Law Offices of Fern Trevino Phillip Brigham (JD ‘09, LLM ‘10) Chicago Community Trust Paul J. McCann Foundation UBS Matching Gift Program Karen Briscoe (MJ ‘08) Robert M. Claes Ltd. Thomas J. McCracken Jr. & U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Lisa Bronson (MJ ‘06) Clark Hill PLC Associates PC United Way of the Bay Area Jonathan Brouk (JD ‘11) CME Group Foundation McDonald’s USA LLC Vanguard Charitable Susanna Bucaro (JD ‘11) Condon & Cook LLC McGuire Woods LLP Endowment Program Lydia Bueschel (JD ‘01) Cooney and Conway Mead Johnson Nutrition Watkins Family Foundation Bobby Bui (JD ‘04, LLM ‘09) John D. & Barbara C. Cooney Employee Matching Wilson, Elser, Moskowitz, Paul Burmeister (JD ‘01) Family Foundation Gift Program Edelman & Dicker LLP Ryan Bush (JD ‘10) Robert J. and Loretta W. Cooney Microsoft Woods Fund of Chicago Amanda Byrne (JD ‘11) Family Foundation Law Offices of James H. Miller Jr. Mark Calaguas (JD ‘06) Corboy & Demetrio PC The Minneapolis Foundation Andrea Callow (JD ‘12)

LL | The School of Law gratefully acknowledges Loyola Loyalists, who demonstrate their philanthropic commitment with 10+ 66 years of consecutive fiscal year giving, and young alumni Loyola Loyalists, who have made a gift every year since graduation. * Deceased Generous support Generous support

Penelope Campbell (JD ‘09) William Eveland (JD ‘05) Grant Jaskulski (JD ‘11) Crystal (JD ‘06) and Amy Carletti (JD ‘04) Allison Fakhoury (JD ‘03) Adriane Johnson (MJ ‘06) Gregory Leighton (JD ‘06) Ryan Carlsen (JD ‘11) Matthew Farber (JD ‘11) Robert Johnston (MJ ‘10) Beata Leja (JD ‘07) and Chrystan Carlton (MBA ‘01, JD ‘07) Dawn Faulkner (MJ ‘06) Colin Jones (JD ‘08) Joshua Liebman (JD ‘04) Johann Chau (JD ‘09) Joel Finch (JD ‘11) Kimberly Jordan (JD ‘01) Kristin Lemmon (JD ‘01) Lauren Cherry (JD ‘10) Dorothy Flisk (MJ ‘06) Patrick Joy (JD ‘06) Kristi Lemoine (JD ‘09) Louis Chiappetta (JD ‘09) Carmen Fors (JD ‘02) Darla Kaminski (MJ ‘07) Brett Levin (JD ‘11) Sharada Chidambaram (JD ‘10) Kelly Fortier (JD ‘03) Winnie Kantaris (BS ‘97, JD ‘02, Elizabeth (JD ‘06) and Patrick Chinnery (JD ‘11) Dorothy Foster (JD ‘06) LLM ‘09) Daniel Lewis (JD ‘06) Ann Chiumino-Knott (JD ‘02) Themistocles Frangos (JD ‘10) Daniel Kaufman (JD ‘10) Heather Liberman (JD ‘10) Melissa Irving Christensen (JD ‘08) Corinne Frank (JD ‘09) Chantal Kazay (JD ‘10) Scot Libersher (JD ‘07) Harry Cione (MJ ‘08) Cheryl Gallagher (MJ ‘03) Nadim Kazi (JD ‘01) Kevin Lichtenberg (JD ‘10, MA ‘11) Quinn Clancy (JD ‘05) Cynthia Garcia (JD ‘01) Michael Kelley (JD ‘06) Katherine Licup (JD ‘06) Robin Cleek (JD ‘02) Andrea Garland (JD ‘02) Renee Kelley (JD ‘06) Jessica Lienau (JD ‘09) Donald Cole (JD ‘09) Michelle Garvey (JD ‘11) Katherine Kelly (JD ‘01) John Liston (JD ‘12) Gia Colunga (JD ‘04) Tiffany Gehrke (JD ‘09) Pamela Kelly (MJ ‘10) Bridget Longoria (BA ‘02, JD ‘06) Thomas Concannon (JD ‘09) Shannon (JD ‘02) and Laura Kenneally (JD ‘06) Maureen Looker (JD ‘02) Brooke Conner (JD ‘10) Andrew Geier (JD ‘00) Amy Watroba Kern (JD ‘01) and Kathleen Loweth (JD ‘02) Kathryn Conway (JD ‘11) Katherine Glancy (JD ‘09) Garrett Kern (JD ‘01) Mary Ludwig (JD ‘11) Matthew Cook (JD ‘09) Richard Gordon (JD ‘02) Chenin Kilduff Kienzler (JD ‘08) Danielle Luisi (JD ‘10) Dennis Coyle (JD ‘07) Noah Graf (JD ‘11) and Richard Kienzler (JD ‘08) James Lynch (JD ‘07) Erin Crist (JD ‘04) Jacob Graham (JD ‘12) Rachel Kiley (JD ‘04) and Roberto Madera (JD ‘04) Dana Crumley (MEd ‘01, JD ‘01) Jeffrey Greene (MJ ‘08) Brian Monico (JD ‘04) James Mahlo (JD ‘01) Kathleen Cunniff (JD ‘07) Amy Greywitt (JD ‘10) Roger Kiley IV (JD ‘04) Stanley Majka (JD ‘10) Mary Curry (JD ‘05) Robert Grignon (JD ‘09) Gregg Killoren (JD ‘03) Justin Malenius (JD ‘12) Robert Dadourian (JD ‘10) Leslie Gutierrez (JD ‘11) James Kim (JD ‘06) Stephen Maloney (JD ‘01) Brendan Dailey (JD ‘12) Kia Hagens (JD ‘02) Yangsu Kim (JD ‘06) Roberto Mancilla (JD ‘08) Adam Damerow (MBA ‘07, JD ‘08) Christine Hake (JD ‘11) Teresa King (LLM ‘06) Joseph Mannon (JD ‘01) Atanu Das (JD ‘06) April Hanes-Dowd (MJ ‘06) LaKisha Kinsey-Sallis (JD ‘05) Eric Mansell (JD ‘01) Irina Dashevsky (JD ‘09) Aiden Harmston (JD ‘04) Ivan Kirchev (JD ‘09) Heather Mantegna (JD ‘11, Alexander Debski (JD ‘11) Regina Harris (JD ‘02) Joel Klein (JD ‘09) MBA ‘12) Thomas Deering (JD ‘11, LLM ‘12) Elinor Hart (JD ‘11, MBA ‘11) Kathleen Klein (JD ‘11) Karen Markwith (MJ ‘10) Anne Delaney (MJ ‘10) Chad Hawley (JD ‘06) Laura Klement (JD ‘10) Samantha Martin (JD ‘10) Lauren Dempsey (JD ‘11) Conor Heaton (JD ‘07) Erika Knierim (JD ‘09) John Masters (JD ‘09) Caitlyn DeRose (JD ‘10) Joshua Heffernan (JD ‘09) Jacob Koering (JD ‘01) Jennifer Maurer (JD ‘10) Leia DeVita (JD ‘11) Meghan Helder (JD ‘11) Karen Kohl (JD ‘01) Nicholas McCann (JD ‘10) Chad Diehl (JD ‘03) Jacqueline Helmrick (MBA ‘08, Joann Kowalski (JD ‘11) Patrick McCurry (JD ‘07) Grace DiGerlando (JD ‘01) JD ‘08) Stacy Kramer (JD ‘11) Jeffrey McDonald (JD ‘11) Gina Diomedi (JD ‘01) John Henning (JD ‘01) Frederic Krol (JD ‘01) Erin McGinley (JD ‘02) Marisa Doherty (JD ‘07) Bernard Henry (JD ‘07) Anna Krolikowska (BA ‘03, JD ‘06) Molly McGinley (JD ‘05) Nora Doherty (BA ‘01, JD ‘05) Sarah Hesse (JD ‘09) Gretchen Kubasiak (JD ‘08) Sarah McGinn (JD ‘03) James Dore (JD ‘08) Rebecca Hoffman (JD ‘01) Robert Kuehl (JD ‘03) Laura McGivern (BSN ‘85, MJ ‘02) Damon Doucet (JD ‘07) Brian Hogan (JD ‘11) Carla Kupe-Arion (JD ‘08) Megan McGrath (JD ‘06) Jake Downing (JD ‘06) David Holland (JD ‘08) Drew Kushnick (JD ‘11) John McIlwee (JD ‘10) Nancy Drane (JD ‘01) Sara Howard (JD ‘08) Caroline Kwak (JD ‘09) David McKinney (JD ‘11) Emma Drozdowski (JD ‘10) Thaddeus Hubert IV (JD ‘10) Rae Kyritsi (JD ‘12) Lisa McLeod (JD ‘09) Ana Echiburu (JD ‘09) Eric Hults (JD ‘11) Joann Laboy (MJ ‘09) Ann Meckstroth (JD ‘06) Margaret Egan (JD ‘09) Emily Hussey (JD ‘11) Michelle LaGrotta (BS ‘04, JD ‘07) Frances Mendieta (JD ‘11) Lara Elborno (JD ‘12) David Hyde (JD ‘06) Michelle Lammers (JD ‘05) Kelley Menzano (JD ‘09) John Ellis (JD ‘05) Jesse Hyde (JD ‘06) Julia Lane (JD ‘07) Carolyn Metnick (LLM ‘07) Lisa Ellison (JD ‘06) MacKenzie Hyde (JD ‘09) Mary LaPierre (MJ ‘03) Hanh (JD ‘06) and Jaime Esler (JD ‘01) Ridgely Jackson (JD ‘06) Beth Lauck (JD ‘07) John Meyers (JD ‘05) Michael Eurich (JD ‘12) Seth Jaffe (JD ‘07) Richard Lee (JD ‘06) Sam Meziani (JD ‘03)

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Laura Michelotti (JD ‘08) Animesh Ravani (JD ‘09) Julie (JD ‘01) and John-David TRIBUTE GIFTS Alyson Miller (JD ‘08) Clay Rehrig (JD ‘10) Treumann (JD ‘04) Donald Moon (JD ‘09) Adam Reinherz (JD ‘06) Jacquelyn Trussell (JD ‘04) Tribute gifts meaningfully Desiree Moore (JD ‘05) Kristine Reveille (JD ‘10) Jonathan Tse (JD ‘07) recognize a member of the Elissa Moore (JD ‘04) Amy Richards (JD ‘05) John Valentine (JD ‘01) School of Law community, Lindsay Morgan (JD ‘06) Eunbin Rii (JD ‘09) Joseph Van Leer (JD ‘11) commemorate an occasion, Rita Morris (MJ ‘01) Renae Riley (MA ‘11, JD ‘11) William VanMeter (JD ‘12) or express condolences. We Daniel Rosenberg (JD ‘01) Kathleen Vannucci (JD ‘07) Colleen Morrison (BA ‘01, JD ‘09) thank the donors who honored Megan Morrissey (JD ‘09) Adam Rosner (JD ‘01) Jamie Verdi (LLM ‘01) or memorialized the following Jonathan Motto (JD ‘11) Joshua Runnels (JD ‘06) Cody Vitello (JD ‘11) classmates, friends, and loved Maureen Mulvihill (JD ‘07) Denise Russell (MJ ‘10) Jennifer (JD ‘05) and Ryan Walsh ones through their fiscal year Gregory Murawski (MJ ‘07) Maureen Ryan (JD ‘09, LLM ‘10) (JD ‘06) 2012 gifts to the law school. Stephen Murphy (JD ‘10) Sheila Ryan (JD ‘06) Matthew Walter (JD ‘07) William Murphy (BA ‘07, JD ‘11) Daniel Saavedra (MBA ‘09, JD ‘09) Daniel Waltz (JD ‘10) In honor of George Anastaplo Ryan Nelligan (JD ‘01) Jeremiah Sandburg (JD ‘07) John Walz (JD ‘11) Adam Reinherz (JD ‘06) Elizabeth Nelson (JD ‘10) Verity Sandell (JD ‘12) Brenda Wapner (JD ‘12) Timothy Nelson (JD ‘05) Lauren Sarkesian (JD ‘12) Thomas Weber (JD ‘10) In honor of Nina Appel Jeremy Nix (JD ‘03) Julie Schaff (JD ‘04) Jennifer Weed (JD ‘10) Carolyn Winter (JD ‘85) Allison Noback (JD ‘02) Jessica Scheller (JD ‘04, MBA ‘07) Michael Weicher (JD ‘03) In memory of A. Kathleen John Norkus (BA ‘09, JD ‘12) James Schiff (JD ‘09) Ellen Westley (JD ‘11) Beazley Lauren Norris (JD ‘07) Haley Schneider (JD ‘11) Daniel Wharton (JD ‘12) Anne Conway Colin O’Brien (JD ‘04) Katherine Schostok (LLM ‘09) Dana White (JD ‘10) Fred Lane (JD ‘50) Kelly O’Brien (JD ‘01) William Schramm (JD ‘11) Maura (JD ‘06) and J. Patrick Timothy O’Hara (JD ‘02) William Schubert (JD ‘10) White (JD ‘07) In memory of Bernard Beazley Maura (JD ‘01) and Brian O’Meara Abigail Schwartz (JD ‘12) Andrew Whiting (JD ‘11) (JD ‘50) (JD ‘01) John Seaman (JD ‘06) Samuel Wieczorek (JD ‘07) American Hospital Association Ashley Orler (JD ‘08) Kellie Sellman (JD ‘07) Ginger Wiley (JD ‘01) Barbara and Delbert Arsenault Heather Kuhn O’Toole (JD ‘02) Peter Senechalle (JD ‘09) Angela Upchurch Wilhelm Rita Bakewell Barry Owen (JD ‘04) Karen Shaw (LLM ‘01) (BA ‘98, JD ‘01) Mary Bracken Daniel Pappano (JFRC, JD ‘12) Jordan Shea (JD ‘07) Mary Williams (JD ‘11) Anne Conway Geoffrey Pariza (JD ‘11) Janna Grandone Shell (JD ‘08) Joelle Wilson (JD ‘11) Theresa Gallo Kisa Patel (JD ‘09) Lindsey Shelp (JD ‘10, LLM ‘11) Katherine Wind (JD ‘11) The Honorable William Hart Purvi Patel (JD ‘05) Victoria Shoemaker (JD ‘11) Elizabeth Winiarski (JD ‘10) (JD ‘51) Brian Patient (JD ‘11) Melanie Sims (JD ‘11) Pamela Witmer (JD ‘12) Katherine Janega (JD ‘77) Noel Paul (JD ‘08) Janelle Skaloud (JD ‘09) Jeanne Wrenn (BA ‘93, JD ‘01) Fred Lane (JD ‘50) Anthony Pavel (JD ‘01) Richard Sleesman (JD ‘07) Edward Young (MSHR ‘09, JD ‘12) Gertrude Mack Diana Perez (JD ‘10) Laurie Smigielski (JD ‘08) Peter Yuh (JD ‘05) Patricia and Archibald McKinlay Jeannette Perry (JD ‘01) Kevin Sobczyk (JD ‘06) Fatema Zanzi (JD ‘06) Mary Richardson Silvia Rota Pettenati (LLM ‘06) Connie Spencer (JD ‘06) Zachary Ziliak (JD ‘06) Grace Rooke Hillary Phelps (JD ‘09) Alison Stankus (JD ‘08, MSW ‘09) Lynne and Martin Shapiro Ryan Piekarski (BS ‘09, JD ‘12) Jonathan Steffy (JD ‘08) Janet Sisler Stanley Pierson (JD ‘01) Ivan Sternic (JD ‘01) Catherine Snyder Patrick Polcari (JD ‘09) Jan Stewart (JD ‘06) Elsa and Barry Spiegel Susan Poll-Klaessy (JD ‘09) James Stouffer (JD ‘11) James Stack Devan Popat (JD ‘05, JD ‘06) David Stults (JD ‘11) Teresa Stafford Anthony Pottinger (JD ‘05) Anna Sutti (JD ‘09) Mitchell Wiet (JD ‘65) Megan Powers (JD ‘09) Martin Syvertsen (JD ‘09) Lois and Raulin Wight Brian Prendergast (JD ‘12) Michael Szott (BA ‘02, JD ‘07) In memory of Thomas Branit Christine Quigley (JD ‘06) John Tanagho (JD ‘08) (JD ‘83) Dina Rachford (JD ‘07) Daniel Tardiff (JD ‘02) Gregory Brandes (JD ‘83) Malini Rao (JD ‘07) Ryan Tilot (JD ‘10) Kevin Rasp (JD ‘07) Paula Tironi (LLM ‘09) Regina Rathnau (JD ‘02) Jerome Tomas (JD ‘01)

LL | The School of Law gratefully acknowledges Loyola Loyalists, who demonstrate their philanthropic commitment with 10+ 68 years of consecutive fiscal year giving, and young alumni Loyola Loyalists, who have made a gift every year since graduation. * Deceased Generous support Generous support

In honor of Mary Breslin, BVM Alice and George McKann Kevin Conway (BA ‘73, JD ‘76) In memory of Thomas LaPrade (MUND ‘58, JD ‘77) Sandra and Cletus Moll Vincent Cook (BA ‘72, JD ‘75, (JD ‘91) Kathleen Smith Gordon Nash Jr. (JD ‘69) MA ‘75) Joseph Morford (JD ‘91) National Center for Healthcare John D. & Barbara C. Cooney In honor of L. Edward Bryant Jr. In memory of Guido Lenardo Leadership Family Foundation American Health Information (BS ‘50, MD ‘55, MJ ‘89) Beth and Neil Olderman Robert J. and Loretta W. Cooney Management Association Anonymous Nancy Paridy (LLM ‘94) Family Foundation American Hospital Association Elizabeth Scheuerman and James Parsons Annina Fabbioli Mimi and Keith Anderson James Skarzynski Linda and Gary Peacock Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Michael Anthony Michael Peregrine Mara Georges (JD ‘88) In honor of Richard Michael Arnwine Associates William Powel III (LLM ‘91) Andrew LeFevour (JD ‘87) (BS ‘55, JD ‘58) Janet Deatrick and John Ash Peggy and Boone Powell Jr. Edward McNabola (JD ‘92, MA ‘96) Thomas Rafter (JD ‘71) Lisa Barnes Kristine Pyzyna Pamela Menaker (JD ‘84) Berning and Affiliates Inc. In memory of Michael Perona Donald Ratner Clare (JD ‘91) and Robert Megan and Michael Bess (JD ‘00) Barbara and Glenn Reed Napleton (BBA ‘85, JD ‘88) Della Leavitt and Roy Bossen Claire Murphy (JD ‘89) Deborah and William Roach Jr. Regina Peterson (JD ‘83) Jennifer Breuer Colleen Roberts (JD ‘00) John Rock (JD ‘96) In honor of Stacey Platt Bernadette Muller Broccolo and Michael Rosenbaum Sandra Rosenbloom (JD ‘92) The Chicago Bar Association Timothy Broccolo Ruth Rothstein Karen Shaw (LLM ‘01) Noelle and Geogory Brown In memory of Thomas Riordan Mark Rust (JD ‘89) Elizabeth Suffredin Kathleen and L. Edward Bryant Jr. (JD ‘86) Sydney Scarborough Anita Weinberg (JD ‘86) Marie Bufalino (JD ‘86) The Honorable Thomas Lyons II Jane Schelberg Ellen Westley (JD ‘11) Bridget Burke (LLM ‘93) (JD ‘86) Bonnie and Robert Shaner Francis Wolfe Jr. (JD ‘98) Roxane and John Busey Elizabeth Rochford-Striedl (BA Eugenie and Geoffrey Shields George Caldwell In honor of Kevin Conway (BA ‘82, JD ‘86) Stephen Shortell Thomas Campbell ‘73, JD ‘76) Maureen Richnak and In honor of Dominick Dennis Carlin The Honorable Mary Anne Lawrence Singer Savaiano (JD ‘81) Core Consulting Inc. Mason (JD ‘77) Sisters of Charity Leavenworth Margaret Keating and Robert Mary Colleen and John D’Andrea Annette and Timothy Stone In memory of William Cook Burtker Dawn and Mark Deaton David Storto (JD ‘86) (BA ‘75, JD ‘79) Drinker Biddle & Reath In honor of Jacquelin Simon T. J. Sullivan Matthew Cook (JD ‘09) Ashley Fischer (BSN ‘91) Douglas Swill (LLM ‘90) Scott Fisher In memory of Frank Covey Jr. Lois and Dennis Gates Donna Thel James Flanagan Jr. (BS ‘54, JD ‘57) Julie and Frederick Tye In honor of R. Matthew Simon Quin Frazer Andrew Turner (JD ‘91) Barbara and Richard (BA ‘80, JD ‘82) Garfunkel Wild PC Umbdenstock In memory of Nancy Doyle Lois and Dennis Gates Edwin Getz Vanguard Charitable (JD ‘75) John Goebel In honor of Douglas Swill (LLM Endowment Program Michael Harring (JD ‘75) Marilyn Hanzal ‘90) Kirsten and Christopher Waack Mary Jo and Gerald Harris In honor of Michael Garanzini, Michael Peregrine Donald Wegmiller Hogan Marren Ltd. S.J., PhD Mitchell Wiet (JD ‘65) In honor of Charles Wheatley Gary Howell Linda Clardy Mary Wilson (JD ‘82) Jean and Richard Hughes Gail and David Wolfe In honor of Diane Geraghty Woods Fund of Chicago Mary and Roger Hunt Mryna and L. James Wylie Laura Michelotti (JD ‘08) Jennifer Junis In memory of Steven Wolf Jane and George Kendall In honor of James Carey In memory of Francis Colin O’Donovan (BACL ‘02) Kathleen Kirchner and Nina Appel Goodman (BBA ‘55, JD ‘59) James Jorling John Bell (JD ‘71) Margaret Goodman Smith (JD ‘86) Wayne Lerner Cara Boyle (JD ‘01) In honor of Michael Kaufman Lifton Associates LLC Gregory Brandes (JD ‘83) David Krane (BS ‘67, JD ‘68) Elaine Loumbas Donald Brown Jr. (JD ‘73) Michael Lipsitz (JD ‘89) Lawrence Manson Kathy Byrne (JD ‘88) Douglass Marshall Jorge Cazares (JD ‘90) Judy and J. Michael Maynard Emily Chafa (JD ‘87)

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ACCESS TO EXCELLENCE: THE CAMPAIGN FOR SCHOLARSHIPS Your scholarship. Their opportunity. Our future.

A scholarship is more than a charitable gift—it is recognition for diligent work. This fall, the University launched Access to Excellence: The Campaign for Scholarships. The campaign seeks to raise $80 million in scholarship support, and Michael J. Garanzini, S.J., Loyola University Chicago president and CEO, has pledged $22 million in funds to match contributions of $500 or more made to an endowed scholarship in a fiscal year. Our ability to ensure that the best students, regardless of background or socioeconomic status, can attend the law school is inextricably tied to our generous donors who appreciate the value of hard work. The following donors, and the scholarships to which they contribute, directly impact our students’ opportunities and future successes.

Norman Amaker Scholarship Pamela Menaker (JD ‘84) McGuire Woods LLP Law Alumni Reunion Clare (JD ‘91) and Robert Richard Rappaport (BS ‘66, JD ‘67) Scholarship Clemon Ashley (JD ‘07) Napleton (BBA ‘85, JD ‘88) Vincent Solano Jr. (JD ‘67) James Faught (JD ‘76) Kenneth Andrichik (JD ‘80) Regina Peterson (JD ‘83) The Honorable James Williams Thayer Herte (JD ‘85) Bennett Law Firm LLC Stephen Phillips (JD ‘85) (JD ‘67) William Lowry (JD ‘87) The Honorable Lester Bonaguro John Rock (JD ‘96) Michael Moirano (JD ‘79) (JD ‘61) Karen Shaw (LLM ‘01) Cooney and Conway Sabrina Patch (JD ‘94) Richard Buchanan (JD ‘76) Elizabeth Suffredin Scholarship Fund Fern Trevino (BA ‘69, Cecilia Burke (JD ‘91) Jennifer (JD ‘05) and Ryan Walsh MSW ‘78, JD ‘83) Kevin Conway (BA ‘73, JD ‘76) Mary Patricia Burns (JD ‘81) (JD ‘06) John Cooney (JD ‘79) Thomas Carpenter (BS ‘58, JD ‘61) Anita Weinberg (JD ‘86) Dean Nina S. Appel Loretta (JD ‘77) and Robert Dawn Cassie (JD ‘81) Ellen Westley (JD ‘11) Scholarship Cooney (JD ‘78) Robert M. Claes Ltd. Francis Wolfe Jr. (JD ‘98) Cooney and Conway Denis Conlon (BSC ‘58, JD ‘61) Nina Appel William Fahey James Cook (JD ‘76) Circle of Advocates Michael A. Cotteleer & Associates James P. Carey Scholarship Scholarship Emilie Tavolieri Furda Larry Crotser (JD ‘91) Nina Appel Matthew Cook (JD ‘09) Scholarship Adam Damerow (MBA ‘07, JD ‘08) John Bell (JD ‘71) Janice (JD ‘84) and Kevin Forde Marguerite Elias (JD ‘86) Gregory Furda (BA ‘69, MA ‘71, Cara Boyle (JD ‘01) (JD ‘63) Gary Feiereisel (BBA ‘78, JD ‘81) JD ‘75) Gregory Brandes (JD ‘83) Michael Leonard (JD ‘91) Charles Greenstein (BS ‘50, JD ‘53) Donald Brown Jr. (JD ‘73) Anita Modak-Truran (JD ‘87) Florian Gregorczyk (JD ‘76) Hurley, McKenna & Mertz Kathy Byrne (JD ‘88) Joseph Morford (JD ‘91) Sean Hardy (JD ‘91) Scholarship Jorge Cazares (JD ‘90) Timothy O’Hara (JD ‘02) The Honorable William Hart Emily Chafa (JD ‘87) John Rock (JD ‘96) Christopher Hurley (JD ‘84) (JD ‘51) Kevin Conway (BA ‘73, JD ‘76) Julie Schaff (JD ‘04) Hurley, McKenna & Mertz PC Colleen Healy (JD ‘86) and Matthew Cook (JD ‘09) Douglas Schweickert Michael Cusick (JD ‘84) Vincent Cook (BA ‘72, JD ‘75, William F. & Kathleen Hynes Bernard Hennessy (BA ‘53, JD ‘56) MA ‘75) Class of 1963 Scholarship Scholarship Deborah Ingraham (BA ‘83, JD ‘86) John Cooney (JD ‘79) Adriane Johnson (MJ ‘06) Charles Murdock (JD ‘63) Thomas Hynes (BS ‘59, JD ‘62) Loretta (JD ‘77) and Robert Cathy Kennedy (JD ‘76) Cooney (JD ‘78) Karen Kohl (JD ‘01) Class of 1967 Scholarship Lahart-Leach Law Annina Fabbioli Scholarship Fund Linda Kuczma (JD ‘81) Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund William Caldwell (JD ‘67) Rita Long Martinez (JD ‘81) Vern Lahart (BA ‘50, JD ‘51) Mara Georges (JD ‘88) The Honorable Thomas Durkin John McFadden Jr. (JD ‘61) Andrew LeFevour (JD ‘87) (BS ‘64, JD ‘67) John McHugh (BA ‘56, JD ‘61) Edward McNabola (JD ‘92, MA ‘96) Warren Fuller (BBA ‘65, JD ‘67) Karen Meehan (JD ‘81)

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Mary (JD ‘81) and Richard Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Walter Pyle (JD ‘64) Dennis Kearns (JD ‘76) Michael (BS ‘55, JD ‘58) Joel Finch (JD ‘11) Record Copy Services Laura Kenneally (JD ‘06) Robert Michalak (JD ‘70) Patrick Foley (BA ‘80, JD ‘83) Brian Redding (JD ‘70) Daniel Kubasiak (JD ‘81) Jeffrey Michel (JD ‘93) Gregory Furda (BA ‘69, MA ‘71, The Honorable Jeanne Reynolds Louis Lehr Jr. (JD ‘51) Lisa Nagel (JD ‘91) JD ‘75) (JD ‘86) The Honorable Jerome Lerner Benjamin Nortman (JD ‘91) Donald Gibson Jr. (BA ‘80, JD ‘83) Rock Fusco & Associates LLC (JD ‘49) John O’Malley Sr. (BS ‘50, MA ‘52, Josie Gough (BA ‘74, MEd ‘78, John Rock (JD ‘96) Karen Lerner JD ‘53) JD ‘84) Curt and Linda Rodin Family Nancy Lyon (JD ‘81) Dawn Overend (BA ‘75, JD ‘81) Gary Gumbiner (BA ‘74, JD ‘79) Foundation Karen Lyons (JD ‘81) Maureen Pastika (BBA ‘83, MBA Maureen Hannon (JD ‘91) Nabil Saleh MD Ltd. The Honorable Thomas Lyons II ‘87, JD ‘91) Aiden Harmston (JD ‘04) Frank Scafuri (BA ‘71, JD ‘76) (JD ‘86) Jill (JD ‘71) and Lee Radek (JD ‘71) John Healy (JD ‘88) Shari Shapiro (JD ‘78) James Mahlo (JD ‘01) Law Offices of Robbins & James Hopkinson (JD ‘85) Margaret and Floyd Shewmake Mark Mathewson (BA ‘82, JD ‘85) Robbins Ltd. Hurley, McKenna & Mertz PC Jr., MD (JD ‘90) Kevin McCanna (JD ‘76) Law Office of Elizabeth M. Becky and Christopher Hurley John Simko (JD ‘76) William Nellis (JD ‘61) Rochford PC (JD ‘84) Gary Sinclair (BA ‘74, JD ‘77) Rosaire Nottage (JD ‘76) Sandra Rosenbloom (JD ‘92) Julianne and James Hussey (JD ‘73) Sandra and Benton Strauss (JD ‘72) Margaret Orbon (JD ‘76) Edmund Sajewski (JD ‘61) Roger Hymen (JD ‘75) Suzanne Szymonik (JD ‘79) Thomas Pauloski (JD ‘91) Richard Sikes (BA ‘50, JD ‘57) Deborah Jamieson (JD ‘80) Fern Trevino (BA ‘69, MSW ‘78, Ellen Poreda (JD ‘86) Cynthia Singer (JD ‘92) Erin Jennings (BS ‘79, JD ‘83) and JD ‘83) Susan (JD ‘85) and Stephen Prout Margaret Goodman Smith (JD ‘86) James Parker (JD ‘80) George Velcich (JD ‘80) (JD ‘91) William Spence Jr. (JD ‘71) Jewish Federation of Chicago Watkins Family Foundation Thomas Rafter (JD ‘71) Mary Clare Starshak (JD ‘81) Roger Kelly (JD ‘83) Molly and Nathaniel Whalen Judith Reese (JD ‘76) The Honorable Llwellyn Thapedi The Honorable Roger Kiley Jr. The Honorable James Williams Daniel Rosenberg (JD ‘01) (JD ‘76) (JD ‘66) (JD ‘67) Thomas Ryerson (JD ‘76) Colleen Tyree (BBA ‘82, JD ‘86) Susan Koci (BA ‘85, JD ‘88) David Schlueter (JD ‘86) Kim Visbaras (JD ‘81) Scott Lane (JD ‘88) Law Reunion Class Cynthia Singer (JD ‘92) Thomas Walter (BA ‘73, JD ‘76) Thomas Leahy (JD ‘77) Endowed Scholarship Stein & Stein Ltd. Julie Lepri (BA ‘78, JD ‘81) Jay Stein (JD ‘81) Sandra Anderson-Guerra Sosa Michael Lipsitz (JD ‘89) Barbara Stuetzer (JD ‘81) Law General Scholarship (MJ ‘06) Michael Lubeck (JD ‘94) Patrice (JD ‘79) and Raymond Vytas Ambutas (JD ‘80) Randy Lamm Berlin (JD ‘91) William Luby (JD ‘94) Suberlak (JD ‘77) Sam L. Amirante and Dean Bilton The Honorable Thomas Lyons II Curtis Tom (JD ‘97) Associates PC Robert Bingle (JD ‘81) (JD ‘86) Cleveland Tyson (JD ‘76) Anderson and Moore PC John Cassidy (JD ‘86) Paul J. McCann Foundation Mary Welsh (JD ‘91) Anesi Ozmon Rodin Novak & Harry F. and Elaine Chaddick Thomas J. McCracken Jr. & Ballard Yelton III (JD ‘86) Kohen Foundation Associates PC Diane Baker (JD ‘72) Henry Close (JD ‘61) John McIlwee (JD ‘10) F. Emmett Morrissey Law Ronald Bartkowicz (JD ‘65) Irene Halkias Curran (BBA ‘88, Pamela Menaker (JD ‘84) Scholarship Belgrade and O’Donnell JD ‘91) The Minneapolis Foundation Edmund Boland (JD ‘67) F. John Cushing III (BBA ‘73, Sheila Ryan (JD ‘06) Michael Moynihan (JD ‘92) Braun, Strobel, Lorenz, Bergin & JD ‘76) The Honorable Thomas Mulroy Millman PC Mary Davies The Honorable Sandra J. Jr. (JD ‘72) Barbara (JD ‘88) and James Denniston (JD ‘86) Otaka Scholarship Jayme Levin Muriel (JD ‘93) and Christopher Canning (JD ‘88) Kenneth Ditkowsky (JD ‘61) Robert Muriel (JD ‘93) Michael Cho (JD ‘93) Jean Casey (JD ‘85) Lisa Ellison (JD ‘06) Nolan and Nolan PC Jean Gaspardo (JD ‘94, MBA ‘99) Jorge Cazares (JD ‘90) Margaret Fahrenbach (JD ‘81) Patrick O’Donnell (JD ‘70) Catherine Crisham Kim (JD ‘91) Michael Cho (JD ‘93) Patricia (JD ‘78) and James Ford June O’Donoghue (JD ‘77) and The Honorable Young Condon & Cook LLC (BA ‘71, JD ‘76) John O’Malley Sr. (BS ‘50, MA ‘52, Kim (JD ‘91) William Connell III (JD ‘64) David Goodsir (JD ‘91) JD ‘53) Jean Liu (JD ‘95) Kevin Conway (BA ‘73, JD ‘76) Mari Hatzenbuehler (JD ‘86) Barbara O’Toole (JD ‘69) Diane Sciacca (JD ‘93) Debbie Cooks Patrick Hughes Jr. (BBA ‘57, JD ‘60) Elizabeth Pendzich (JD ‘78) The Honorable Sanjay Tailor Cooney and Conway Ridgely Jackson (JD ‘06) Power Rogers & Smith PC (JD ‘91) Corboy & Demetrio PC Katherine Janega (JD ‘77) Stephen Pugh Jr. (BA ’68, JD ‘73) Peter Yuh (JD ‘05) John Durso (JD ‘77) John Janicik (JD ‘86)

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Barbara P. and Edward M. SCHOOL OF LAW Joseph W. Bernstein Bernard J. Conway O’Toole Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship in Health Law SCHOLARSHIP Established in 1982 with a Established in February 1998 Barbara O’Toole (JD ‘69) FUNDS gift from Joseph W. Bernstein with a gift from the estate of (JD ‘35). Bernard J. Conway (JD ’50). Ozmon General Scholarship We are proud to present a list of Anesi Ozmon Rodin Novak all the School of Law’s current Edna D. Bowens Scholarship Cooney & Conway Fellowship & Kohen scholarships. Many of these Established in 1987 with a Established in 2000 by the law gift from the estate of Edna D. firm of Cooney & Conway. funds are endowed. Endowment Bowens (JD ’30). Michael J. Perona Memorial funds are vital to our long-term Scholarship Joan Marie Corboy Scholarship financial sustainability; invested Thomas F. and Patricia A. Established in 2000 by Philip H. Claire Murphy (JD ‘89) by the University to generate Bridgman Scholarship Corboy (JD ’49) in memory of Carole and Paul Perona Jr. income in perpetuity, they Established in 1997 by Thomas F. his daughter. continue to serve the well-being Bridgman (JD ’58) and his John J. Piderit, S.J./Theodore of our school. wife, Patricia. Philip H. Corboy Fellowship G. Munz, S.J./Loyola Academy in Trial Advocacy Scholarship in Law The following list encompasses Judge William J. Campbell Established in 1995 by Philip existing and newly created Public Service Scholarship H. Corboy (JD ‘49) and his wife, Vincent Cook (BA ‘72, JD ‘75, scholarships, endowed funds as Established in 1992 with gifts Mary Dempsey. MA ‘75) well as current-use funds. from family and friends in honor Jennifer (JD ‘05) and Ryan of Hon. William J. Campbell Counsel for Children Walsh (JD ‘06) Kenneth J. Adreani (JD ’26), and endowed with a Fund Scholarship Scholarship grant awarded by the Circuit Established in 2000 by the Charles Purcell and Established in October 1998 Court of Cook County. Counsel for Children Fund. Nina Appel Special by Raymond J. Adreani and Opportunity Scholarship his family in memory of his James P. Carey Scholarship Sidney DeLove Law Chicago Community Trust son, Kenneth. Established in 2012 by alumni in Scholarship honor of retiring Professor of Law Established in 1980 by the Sylvia and Joseph Stone Norman Amaker Scholarship Jamie Carey. Independence Hall Association in honor of Sidney L. DeLove PROLAW Established in 2001 and endowed in 2012 with gifts Circle of Advocates (JD ’32). Barry McCabe from alumni in memory of Scholarship in the Joseph W. Professor of Law and civil rights Bernstein Scholars Program Joseph and Bessie Feinberg Jack Reynolds and Jack leader Norman C. Amaker. Established in 2001 by Circle of Scholarship in the Joseph W. McBride Scholarship Advocates members. Bernstein Scholars Program Established in 2000 with a gift Celtic Legal Society of Chicago Dean Nina S. Appel Scholarship Class of 1963 Scholarship from the Joseph and Bessie Established in 2005 in Established in 2004 by Professor Feinberg Foundation. Barney and Angela Richards recognition of Dean Appel’s of Law and former dean (1975- Scholarship exemplary service as dean 83) Charles W. Murdock (JD ’63) Freeborn and Peters John Richards (JD ‘51) (1983-2004) and as a national in honor of his class. Consumer Antitrust leader in legal education and Fellowship Schiff Hardin/John J. Waldron support for public service. Class of 1967 Scholarship Established in 2001 by the law Established in 1991 by the Class firm of Freeborn & Peters. Endowed Scholarship William A. Barnett of 1967 in honor of their 25th Robert Kolek (BSBA ‘65, JD ‘68) Scholarship year of graduation. Judge Joseph F. Guenther Philipp (JD ‘56) Established in 2012 with a gift Geary Scholarship from the estate of William A. Consumer Antitrust Established in 1976 by Marie G. Brian & Alexandria Speers Barnett Sr. (JD ’41). Student Fellowships Woolsey in honor of her brother Law Scholarship Established in 1993 by the Judge Joseph Geary. School of Law’s Institute for Brian Speers (JD ‘93) Beazley Institute for Health Law & Policy Fund Consumer Antitrust Studies. Laura Terlizzi Scholarship Established in 2006 by the School of Law’s Beazley Institute Forrest Gunnison (JD ‘87) for Health Law and Policy.

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David L. Hartigan Scholarship Margaret, Agnes, and Rose The Hon. Sandra J. Patrick C. Quinlan Established in 2005 by The Hon. Kennedy Law Scholarship Otaka Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Neil F. Hartigan (JD ’62) in honor Established in 1976 with a gift Established in 2010 by Michael Established in 1999 by Hon. of his father, David L. Hartigan, from the estate of Rose Kennedy. H. Cho (JD ’93) in memory of William R. Quinlan (BS ’61, and in memory of his wife, Judge Otaka. JD ’64) in memory of his son Marge Hartigan. Lahart-Leach Scholarship Patrick C. Quinlan. Established in 1993 by F. Vern Barbara P. and Edward M. Healy Law Scholarship Lahart (BA ‘50, JD ‘51) in honor of O’Toole Scholarship Jack Reynolds and Jack Established in 2009 by Martin J. Richard C. Leach (BA ‘48). Established in 1997 by Barbara McBride Scholarship Healy Jr. (JD ’68) in the name of O’Toole (JD ’69) and her Established in 1999 by the Celtic his firm. William L. Lamey Scholarship husband, Edward. Legal Society of Chicago in Established in 1999 with gifts memory of John J. Reynolds William J. Hines Scholarship from members of the Classes of Ozmon Family (JD ’55) and Jack McBride. Established in 2011 with a gift 1948, 1949, 1950, and 1951, in Foundation Scholarship from the estate of William J. honor of Professor of Law and Established in 2011 by Nat P. Barney and Angela Hines (JD ’48). Dean (1967-70) William L. Lamey Ozmon, his wife, June Ozmon Richards Scholarship (JD ’39). (MEd ’82), and his son Laird M. Established in 1999 by Hurley, McKenna, and Ozmon (JD ’79). John C. Richards (JD ’51) in Mertz Scholarship Law Alumni honor of his parents. Established in 2011 by Endowed Scholarship Michael J. Perona Christopher T. Hurley (JD ’84) Established in 1993 with Memorial Scholarship William J. Roche Scholarship and his wife, Becky, in the gifts from Loyola University Established in 2003 by the Established in 2004 by James J. name of his firm. Chicago School of Law family and members of the Roche (BA ’72, JD ’75) and Ellen alumni through the University’s Class of 2000 in memory of N. Roche (BA ’72, JD ’83) in honor William F. and Kathleen capital campaign. their classmate. of his brother. Hynes Scholarship Established in 1994 by Robert E. Law Reunion Class John J. Piderit, S.J./ Curt N. Rodin Fellowship Hynes (BS ’65, JD ’69) and other Endowed Scholarship Theodore G. Munz, S.J./ in Tort Litigation members of the Hynes family. Established in 2012 with gifts Loyola Academy Scholarship Established in 2001 by Curt made by classes celebrating Established in 1999 with a gift Rodin (JD ’75) and his wife, Linda. Intellectual Property their reunions. from Vincent P. Cook (BA ’72, MA Fellowship ’75, JD ’75) and Kathleen Cook Curt and Linda Rodin Established in 2002 by the Leahy & Hoste Scholarship (BA ’73). Fellowship in the Health School of Law’s Intellectual Established in 2008 by Thomas J. Justice Project Property department. Leahy (JD ’77) and Peter D. Hoste William H. Pokorny Established in 2011 by Curt (JD ’97) in the name of their firm. Scholarship Rodin (JD ’75) and his wife, Linda. John Jozwiak Established in 2012 with a gift Antitrust Fellowship Martin J. McNally Scholarship from the estate of William H. Curt and Linda Rodin Established in 2009 with a Established in 1960 by Martin J. Pokorny Sr. (JD ’40). Scholarship gift from John R. Jozwiak McNally (JD ’74). Established in 2007 by Curt (BA ’50, JD ‘54). Power Rogers & Smith Rodin (JD ’75) and his wife, Linda. Judge F. Emmett Morrissey Scholarship John R. Jozwiak Law Scholarship Established in 1999 by Joseph Harold and Shirley Law Scholarship Established in 1990 by the Board A. Power Jr. (JD ’77) and Todd Rodin Scholarship Established in 2009 with a of Governors and endowed in A. Smith (JD ’76) in the name of Established in 2006 by Curt gift from the estate of John R. 1995 with gifts from alumni and their firm. Rodin (JD ’75) and his wife, Linda, Jozwiak (BA ’50, JD ‘54). friends in memory of Judge F. in honor of his parents. Emmett Morrissey (JD ’33). Charles Purcell and John and Beatrice Nina Appel Special Dr. Aminta Rota Vis Keeshin Scholarship Mark and Charlene Novak Opportunity Scholarship Moot Fellowship Established in 1981 by John L. Endowed Scholarship Established in 2007 by Stephen Established in 2008 by Silvia and Beatrice Keeshin. Established in 2001 by H. Pugh (BA ’68, JD ’72), Fletcher Rota Pettenati (LLM ’06) in Mark Novak (JD ’77) and his N. Smith III (JD ’94), and other memory of her father. wife, Charlene. alumni in honor of former deans Charles R. Purcell (1970-75) and Nina S. Appel (1983-2004).

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Rose Marie Russo Scholarship gift from the estate of Established prior to 1986 with a Sophie Swienton. BOARDS and VOLUNTEERS gift from her estate. The School of Law gratefully acknowledges the time and effort our Emilie Tavolieri Furda volunteers contributed to coach, mentor, guest lecture, and serve on Linda Salisbury Graduate Endowed Scholarship Clinical Fellowship Established in 2005 by Gregory boards throughout fiscal year 2012. Thank you for your leadership and Established in 2004 by Linda E. H. Furda (BA ’69, MA ’71, JD ’75) guidance of the next generation of Loyola graduates. Salisbury (JD ’91). in memory of his mother. William Luby (JD ‘94) Schiff Hardin/John J. School of Law BOARDS The Honorable Thomas Mulroy Jr. Waldron Scholarship Teresi Scholarship Alumni Board of Governors Established in 1999 by the law Established in 1986 with a gift (JD ‘72) firm of Schiff Hardin in memory from the estate of law student Laurence Acker (JD ‘76) Robert Muriel (JD ‘93) of firm partner John J. Waldron Anthony Teresi (BA ’83). Jorge Cazares (JD ‘90) Thomas Needham (JD ‘84) (JD ’32). James Chandler (JD ‘00) The Honorable Jeanne Reynolds Laura Terlizzi Michael Cho (JD ‘93) (JD ‘86) Michael Shabbat Appellate Scholarship in Law Vincent Cook (BA ‘72, JD ‘75, MA John Rock (JD ‘96) Advocacy Fellowship Established in 1999 by Forrest E. ‘75) Martha Sabol (JD ‘99) Established in 2001 by the law Gunnison (JD ’87) in memory of The Honorable Gino DiVito Kelly Smith-Haley (JD ‘04) firm of Freeborn & Peters in his wife, Laura Terlizzi (JD ’84). (BA ‘59, JD ‘63) Brian Speers (JD ‘93) memory of firm partner Michael Marguerite Elias (JD ‘86) Norma Sutton (BA ‘74, JD ‘80) E. Shabbat (JD ’72). Joseph K. Tse Scholarship Allison Fakhoury (JD ‘03) in Health Law Daniel Fusco (JD ‘64) Circle of Advocates Donald C. and Karen E. Established in 2003 by Dr. Christopher Hurley (JD ‘84) Advisory Board Shine Scholarship Mario T. Tse (BS ’77, DDS ’81) Established in 2008 by Donald C. and Theresa Tse (BSN ’75) in Daniel Kotin (JD ‘91) Robert Bingle (JD ‘81) Shine (JD ’69) and his wife, Karen. memory of his father. William Lowry (JD ‘87) Kathy Byrne (JD ‘88)

Frank and Dorothy Mitchell J. and Frances SNAPSHOT: INVOLVED GRAD Shirey Scholarship M. Wiet Fellowship for Established in 2009 with a gift Health Law from the estate of Frank Shirey Established in 2008 by (JD ’48). Bernard Beazley (JD ’50), Frances M. Wiet (BA ’62), and Harold A. Siegan Scholarship Mitchell Wiet (JD ’65). Established prior to 1983 by the Decalogue Foundation and Judge Hubert Will renamed in 1986 in honor of Antitrust Fellowship Judge Harold A. Siegan. Established by the School of Law’s Institute for Consumer Brian and Alexandria Antitrust Studies in honor of Speers Scholarship the judge who made the Established in 2011 by Brian institute’s initial funding possible. Speers (JD ’93) and his wife, Alexandria. Kenneth L. Williams Sr. Kathy Byrne (JD ’88 ) Scholarship Trial Attorney, Cooney and Conway Thomas P. Sullivan Established in 1993 with a Volunteer activities: Dan K. Webb Center for Advocacy–Circle of Advocates, Endowed Scholarship gift from his estate. Advocacy Mentor Program, and Reunion 2008 Committee Established in 2006 by the law firm Jenner & Block in honor of Francis S. Wilson Since graduating in 1988, Kathy has been an active volunteer with Loyola firm partner Thomas P. Sullivan Endowed Scholarship law. In addition to her formal roles, she is a frequent guest speaker and has (JD ’52). Established in 2008 by Thomas often hosted annual mentoring events in her home. Asked what led her Wilson in memory of his to volunteer at the law school initially, Kathy replied, “I don’t think there Sophie Swienton grandfather, Illinois Supreme was ever a ‘first time.’ After graduation, my professors continued to serve Endowed Scholarship Court Justice and alumnus as a valuable resource. They always made themselves available to me, so it Established in 2001 with a Francis S. Wilson. feels only natural that I would do the same for current students.”

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Kevin Conway (BA ‘73, JD ‘76) Consumer Antitrust Paul Nihoul Kevin O’Connor Robert Cooney (JD ‘78) International Advisory Board Carlos Orci Robert Pratt The Honorable Richard Devine Vincent Power Richard Rappaport (BS ‘66, JD ‘67) Mark Berry (BA ‘65) Jose Rivas Richard Reinish Caron Beaton-Wells The Honorable Thomas Donnelly Jayme Vita Roso Douglas Richards Beatriz Boza (JD ‘86) Avishalom Tor Douglas Rosenthal Ayse Odman Boztosun Karen Dorff (JD ‘80) Xiaoye Wang Daniel Savrin Philippe Brusick Mara Georges (JD ‘88) Joseph Wilson Michael Sennett (JD ‘77) Vani Chetty James Hopkinson (JD ‘85) Charles Wright Steve Shadowen Phil Evans The Honorable Michael Lea Krivinskas Shepard Philipp Fabbio Howlett Jr. Consumer Antitrust U.S. Daniel Shulman Anna Fornalczyk The Honorable Virginia Kendall Advisory Board Margaret Simpson Andreas Fuchs (JD ‘92) Paul Slater Michal Gal Jeffrey Aaronson Jean and Daniel Kotin (JD ‘91) Laurence Sorkin Lindsay Hampton Theresa Amato Carla Kupe-Arion (JD ‘08) Bruce Spiva Laurence Idot Richard Alan Arnold Scott Lane (JD ‘88) Maurice Stucke Arshad (Paku) Kham David Balto Thomas Leahy (JD ‘77) Bonny Sweeney Shyam Khemani Theodore Banks Edward McNabola (JD ‘92, MA ‘96) Joseph Tabacco Jr. Ki Jong Lee Peter Barile III Michael Monico David Lewis JoAnne Bloom (JD ‘76) Robert Napleton (BBA ‘85, JD ‘88) Dean’s Diversity Council Ioannis Lianos Robert Bloch Stephen Phillips (JD ‘85) Imelda Maher Peter Carstensen Michael Alkaraki (JD ‘06) The Honorable Lorna Propes Philip Marsden Timothy Cox (JD ‘07) Beverly Bulliner (MJ ‘00) (JD ‘75) Mitsuo Matsushita Eric Cramer Marcos Cancio-Nazario (JD ‘03) The Honorable Mary Jane Theis Pradeep Mehta Jeffrey Cross Jorge Cazares (JD ‘90) (BA ‘71) Rafael Muente Robert Draba (JD ‘05) Tchedly Desire (BA ‘06, JD ‘09) Vincent Esades Clarinda Gipson (JD ‘94) Andrew Fiebig Leslie Hairston (JD ‘89) SNAPSHOT: INVOLVED GRAD Albert Foer Robin Hawkins (JD ‘88) Eleanor Fox Winnie Kantaris (BS ‘97, JD ‘02, Michael Freed LLM ‘09) Brett Frischmann Caroline Kwak (JD ‘09) Andrew Gavel William Lowry (JD ‘87) Joe Goldberg Robert Muriel (JD ‘93) William Gotfryd (BS ‘77, JD ‘80) Romeo Quinto Jr. (JD ‘00) Allen Grunes Malini Rao (JD ‘07) Pamela Jones Harbour Aaron Siebert-Llera (JD ‘09) Michael Hausfeld Fletcher Smith III (JD ‘94) Claudia Higgins Peter Yuh (JD ‘05) Jay Himes William Holmes Health Law Advisory Board William Isaacson for Online Programs Jonathan Jacobson Dan Boho (BA ’74, JD ’77) Janis Anfossi Dan Karon Partner, Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP Lynn Benzing (MJ ‘90) Jerome Lamet Susan Clark (BBA ‘82, MJ ‘05) Volunteer activities: Reunion 2012 Committee James Langenfeld Mark Deaton Robert Langer Dan is always happy to help Loyola. He hosted Dean David Yellen’s Gail Donheiser (MJ ‘10) Jane Hoffman Locke first law firm reception when David arrived in 2005, and now Dan John Durso (JD ‘77) Alexei Marcoux has agreed to serve on his class reunion committee. Why is he so Lloyd Fiorini (LLM ‘96) Milton Marquis willing to help raise the profile of Loyola law and encourage support Judith Gushue (MJ ‘11) David Marx from fellow alumni? “If your practice is satisfying, it’s hard not to Michelle Hoppes Melissa Maxman come back to the place where the law started for you,” Dan says. “My Rob Kane James Morsch professors’ love of the law and commitment to students left a lasting James Klein (MJ ‘11) impression, and I look for a way to say thanks.” Camellia Noriega (JD ‘01)

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Ryan Meade Zoran Balac (JD ‘11) Matthew Willens (JD ‘95) James Gillingham (JD ‘06) Dina Ross Neil Benchell (JD ‘01) Elizabeth Winiarski (JD ‘10) John Greenlees (JD ‘87) Tara Shewchuk (LLM ‘94) Declan Binninger (JD ‘09) Edward Winkofsky (JD ‘05) Theresa Harris (JD ‘85) Jerry Williamson (MJ ‘10) Pamela Berkowitz (JD ‘08) Elinor Hart (JD ‘11, MBA ‘11) Elizabeth Bolyard (JD ‘08) Class Guest Speakers James Hinkamp (JD ‘05) Phillip Brigham (JD ‘09, LLM ‘10) Daniel Alholm (JD ‘03) Timothy Hogan (JD ‘02) VOLUNTEERS James Callahan (JD ‘59) Peter Apostol (JD ‘06) Ralph Holmen (JD ‘78) Suzanne Catanzaro (JD ‘95) Michael Baum (JD ‘02) Erin Jennings (BS ‘79, JD ‘83) Admissions Volunteers James Chandler (JD ‘00) Scott Beckman (BA ‘81, JD ‘84) Maureen Looker (JD ‘02) Valentia Alleyne (JD ‘10) Nicole Churchill (JD ‘09) Sean Bezark (JD ‘90) Kathleen Lyons (JD ‘94) Dennericka Brooks (JD ‘07) Michael Coyne (JD ‘08) Timothy Brennan (JD ‘08) Willie Miller Jr. (JD ‘79) Nam Do (JD ‘97) Lawrence Crain (JD ‘83) Bryan Bylica (JD ‘09, MBA ‘09) Thomas Monroe (JD ‘01) Robert Draba (JD ‘05) Debra Cruz (BBA ‘02, JD ‘08) Mark Carter (JD ‘04) Jonathan Motto (JD ‘11) Allison Fakhoury (JD ‘03) The Honorable Thomas Dart James Ciesil (JD ‘89) Deborah Ostvig (JD ‘05) Christine Garcia (JD ‘99) (JD ‘87) Bridget Clark (JD ‘05) Kenneth Overwater (JD ‘07) Amy Greywitt (JD ‘10) Bridget Carlson Degnen (JD ‘03) Cathleen Combs (JD ‘76) Alpa Patel (JD ‘94) Jana Harris (JD ‘10) Tchedly Desire (BA ‘06, JD ‘09) Kathryn Conway (JD ‘11) Eunbin Rii (JD ‘09) Margaret Blackwood Honrath The Honorable Thomas Donnelly Richard Cozzola (BA ‘74, JD ‘80) Kevin Sobczyk (JD ‘06) (JD ‘08) (JD ‘86) David Cuomo (BA ‘80, JD ‘83) Jonathan Steffy (JD ‘08) Jason Lewis (JD ‘09) Tiffany Gehrke (JD ‘09) Nidhi Desai (JD ‘97) Paula Tironi (LLM ‘09) Thomas Mathews (JD ‘10) Nancy Glazer (JD ‘86) Eric Fish (JD ‘06) Cindy Tsai (JD ‘07) Furqan Mohammed (BS ‘08, JD ‘12) Douglass Hewitt (JD ‘82) Cerise Fritsch (MSW ‘09, JD ‘10) Dana Ugolini (JD ‘03) Jeremy Moorehouse (JD ‘10) David Holland (JD ‘08) Anthony Pavel (JD ‘01) Melissa Howitt (JD ‘06) SNAPSHOT: INVOLVED GRAD Carla Pruitt (BS ‘00, JD ‘04) Winnie Kantaris (BS ‘97, JD ‘02, Brian Roy (JD ‘11, LLM ’12) LLM ‘09) Felisha Thomas (JD ‘05) Agnes Kim (JD ‘08) Garry Voskresensky (JD ‘12) Drew Kuchnick (JD ‘11) Lynda Lao ( JD ‘08) Advocacy Mentors Nicole LeBeau (JD ‘05) Beata Leja (JD ‘07) Kathy Byrne (JD ‘88) Kevin Lichtenberg (JD ‘10, MA ‘11) Loretta (JD ‘77) and William Luby (JD ‘94) Robert Cooney (JD ‘78) Melanie MacBride (JD ‘08) The Honorable Thomas Donnelly Nicholas McCann (JD ‘10) (JD ‘86) Frances Mendieta (JD ‘11) Michael Monico Colleen Morrison (BA ‘01, JD ’09) Robert Napleton (BBA ‘85, JD ‘88) Stephen Murphy (JD ‘10) William Murphy (BA ‘07, JD ‘11) Advocacy Program – Cheryl Tama Oblander (JD ‘88) Neal T. Goldstein (JD ’89) Meet the Lawyers James Oehler (JD ‘10) Partner, Seyfarth Shaw LLP Robert Bingle (JD ‘81) Amber Oleson (JD ‘09) Volunteer activities: Adjunct Faculty (two courses), Health Law Donald Brown Jr. (JD ‘73) David Patariu (JD ‘09) Curriculum Committee, and Judge for Bryant National Health Law Kathy Byrne (JD ‘88) Jill Peters (JD ‘91) Transactional Competition Kevin Conway (BA ‘73, JD ‘76) Bradley Phipps (JD ‘10) A member of Seyfarth’s Health Care Practice Group, Neal came back to Daniel Kotin (JD ‘91) Alexis Reed (JD ‘04) Loyola as a guest lecturer in the Beazley Institute for Health Law and Joseph Power Jr. (JD ‘77) Eunbin Rii (JD ‘09) Policy in 2001 and has taught his seminar on the Stark Law since 2008. The Honorable Jeanne Reynolds Rebecca Rosenthal (JD ‘08) Convinced that “Loyola prepares students for practice like no other law (JD ‘86) Alison Stankus (JD ‘08, MSW ‘09) school,” he is expanding his time commitment at Loyola to teach a second John Stalmack (JD ‘74) Norma Sutton (BA ‘74, JD ‘80) course this year. While Neal enjoys teaching and feels that he gets back Richard Thomas (JD ‘81) far more than he puts in, he particularly enjoys counseling students about Career Services Speakers Cody Vitello (JD ‘11) their health law careers and has been one of the institute’s ‘go-to’ alumni Andrew Wible (JD ‘05) John Ambrogi (BS ‘87, JD ‘90) for years. “I grow prouder of the school and my degree every year,” he says.

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Greta Weathersby (BA ‘82, JD ‘87) First-Year Dinner Program Pamela Menaker (JD ‘84) Robert Bingle (JD ‘81) Sari Weissman-Montgomery Hanh Meyers (JD ‘06) JoAnne Bloom (JD ‘76) Matthew Adair (JD ‘09) (JD ‘94) John Meyers (JD ‘05) Cara Boyle (JD ‘01) Gerald Angst (BA ‘72, JD ‘75) David Wheeler (JD ‘99, BBA ‘99) Donald Moon (JD ‘09) Mark Calaguas (JD ‘06) Sandra Blake (JD ‘92) Elizabeth Winiarski (JD ‘10) Thomas Moore (JD ‘73) Thomas Carpenter (BS ‘58, JD ‘61) Donald Brown Jr. (JD ‘73) Edward Winkofsky (JD ‘05) Romeo Quinto Jr. (JD ‘00) Francisco Connell (JD ‘06) Nadia Chaudhry (BS ‘01, JD ‘07) Carin Wolkenberg (BS ‘01, JD ‘10) Stephanie Renguso (JD ‘10) Kathryn Conway (JD ‘11) Elizabeth Cohen (JD ‘10) Giselle Santibanez-Bania (JD ‘99) Richard Cremieux (BA ‘69, JD ‘76) Thomas Concannon (JD ‘09) Diversity Mentors Robert Shannon (JD ‘95) John Cushing III (BBA ‘73, JD ‘76) Vincent Cook (BA ‘72, JD ‘75, Shelley Dunck Silverman (JD ‘89) Atanu Das (JD ‘06) Michael Alkaraki (JD ‘06) MA ‘75) Sarah Smith (JD ‘06) Elizabeth Dobrzynski (BA ‘98, Amanda Garcia (JD ‘06) Adam Damerow (MBA ‘07, JD ‘08) Kathleen Vannucci (JD ‘07) JD ‘06) Clarinda Gipson (JD ‘94) Damon Doucet (JD ‘07) Michelle Weiler (JD ‘09) Nancy Drane (JD ‘01) Robin Hawkins (JD ‘88) Jake Downing (JD ‘06) Harold Winston (JD ‘86) Marguerite Elias (JD ‘86) Winnie Kantaris (BS ‘97, JD ‘02, James Faught (JD ‘76) Elizabeth Yore (JD ‘80) Carol Emory (JD ‘06) LLM ‘09) Teresa Frisbie (JD ‘86) Charles Falkenberg III (JD ‘86) Caroline Kwak (JD ‘09) Jean Gaspardo (JD ‘94, MBA ‘99) Health Law James Faught (JD ‘76) Jason Pfetcher (JD ‘98) Josie Gough (BA ‘74, MEd ‘78, Curriculum Committee Philip Fowler (JD ‘86) Malini Rao (JD ‘07) JD ‘84) Cynthia Garcia (JD ‘01) Valerie Uribe (JD ‘11) James Grogan (JD ‘80) Michael Anthony David Goodsir (JD ‘91) Domingo Vargas (BA ‘84, JD ‘87) Brianne Gruszka (JD ‘05) Scott Becker Andrew Gorman (JD ‘06) Kelly Martin Warner (JD ‘00) Winnie Kantaris (BS ‘97, JD ‘02, Jim Boswell Terry Hackett (JD ‘91) LLM ‘09) Edward Bryant Rachel Dvorken Edward Hannon (JD ‘91) Ridgely Jackson (JD ‘06) SNAPSHOT: INVOLVED GRAD Neal Goldstein (JD ‘89) Marci Handler (LLM ‘91) James Kim (JD ‘06) Jay Howard (LLM ‘94) Yangsu Kim (JD ‘06) Laura Keidan Martin Daniel Kotin (JD ‘91) Heather O’Shea Frederic Krol (JD ‘01) Judith Parker Gregory Leighton (JD ‘06) Bob Roth Steven Levin (JD ‘76) Raymond Threlkeld Daniel Lewis (JD ‘06) Katherine Licup (JD ‘06) Health Law LLM Mentors The Honorable Thomas Lyons II (JD ‘86) Linas Grikas (LLM ‘97) James Mahlo (JD ‘01) Thomas McFadden (LLM ‘89) Colleen and Eric Mansell (JD ‘01) Carolyn Metnick (LLM ‘07) Rita Long Martinez (JD ‘81) Heather O’Shea (LLM ‘97) Ann Meckstroth (JD ‘06) Nancy Paridy (LLM ‘94) Hanh Meyers (JD ‘06) Robert E. Draba (JD ’05) Kristin Schleiter (JD ‘07, LLM ‘09) Mary Michael (JD ‘81) Attorney, Federal Government Paula Tironi (LLM ‘09) Lindsay Morgan (JD ‘06) Volunteer activities: Admissions Volunteer and Consumer Antitrust Eric Tower (LLM ‘96) Daniel Murray (JD ‘76) U.S. Advisory Board Kelly O’Brien (JD ‘01) Litigation–The First Five Years Margaret Orbon (JD ‘76) Embarking on law as a third career after satisfying turns in education Peter Petrakis (BA ‘73, JD ‘76) and health care, Bob was selected as an Honors Attorney in the Matthew Dolan (JD ‘09) Silvia Rota Pettenati (LLM ‘06) Department of Justice Antitrust Division. He faithfully attends James Schiff (JD ‘09) Stanley Pierson (JD ‘01) Institute for Consumer Antitrust Studies events in Chicago and Jordan Shea (JD ‘07) Thomas Rafter (JD ‘71) Washington, DC, and enthusiastically mentors student applicants Thomas Weber (JD ‘10) The Honorable Jeanne Reynolds and new graduates in the DC area. Professor and institute Director Reunion Class (JD ‘86) Spencer Waller describes Bob as “personally and professionally the Committee Members Elizabeth Rochford-Striedl embodiment of the program.” Bob says, “Consumer Antitrust provided (BA ‘82, JD ‘86) me both an intellectual home and career path. Giving back to the Sandra Anderson-Guerra Sosa Thomas Ryerson (JD ‘76) Fellows and the program is a duty and a pleasure.” (MJ ‘06) Karen Shaw (LLM ‘01) Randy Lamm Berlin (JD ‘91)

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Margaret Goodman Smith Roberto Madera (JD ‘04) Kenneth Overwater (JD ‘07) Donald Brown Jr. (JD ‘73) (JD ‘86) Kelly Maldonado Stanley Pierson (JD ‘01) Kathy Byrne (JD ‘88) Todd Smith (JD ‘76) Laura Mallory (JD ‘08) Romeo Quinto Jr. (JD ‘00) Laura Caldwell (JD ‘92) Richard Sora (BS ‘83, JD ‘86) Ann Meckstroth (JD ‘06) Dina Rachford (JD ‘07) Andrea Callow (JD ‘12) Connie Spencer (JD ‘06) James Michel (JD ‘04) Wayne Rapp (JD ‘11) Megan Canty (JD ‘07) Jay Stein (JD ‘81) Margaret Moses Blair Russell (BS ‘05, JD ‘08) Suzanne Catanzaro (JD ‘95) The Honorable Sanjay Tailor William Murphy (BA ‘07, JD ‘11) Julie Schaff (JD ‘04) Charles Connor (JD ‘83) (JD ‘91) Elizabeth Nelson (JD ‘10) Peter Senechalle (JD ‘09) Kevin Conway (BA ‘73, JD ‘76) The Honorable Llwellyn Thapedi Anastasia Pavich (JD ‘04) Cindy Tsai (JD ‘07) Richard Cozzola (BA ‘74, JD ‘80) (JD ‘76) Abigail Peluso (JD ‘07) Kathleen Vannucci (JD ‘07) Brigette De Lay (JD ‘07) Richard Thomas (JD ‘81) Gerald Peterson (BA ‘69, JD ‘77) Zachary Watters (JD ‘10) Teresa Frisbie (JD ‘86) The Honorable Robert Thomas Anthony Plaid (JD ‘08) Ellen Westley (JD ‘11) Neal Goldstein (JD ‘89) (JD ‘81) Romeo Quinto Jr. (JD ‘00) Ginger Wiley (JD ‘01) Jacob Graham (JD ’12) Andrew Turner (JD ‘91) Dina Rachford (JD ‘07) John Wunderlich (BA ‘06, BS ‘06, Janna Grandone Shell (JD ‘08) Cleveland Tyson (JD ‘76) Jennifer Ryder (JD ‘04) JD ‘09) Douglass Hewitt (JD ‘82) Ryan Walsh (JD ‘06) Pete Salib Sean Higgins (JD ‘07) Maura White (JD ‘06) Giselle Santibanez-Bania (JD ‘99) Student Organization Speakers David Holland (JD ‘08) Zachary Ziliak (JD ‘06) James Saranteas (JD ‘99) Sonia Antolec (JD ‘07) Melissa Howitt (JD ‘06) James Schiff (JD ‘09) Andrew Berlin (JD ‘86) The Honorable Virginia Kendall Student Competition Coaches Lindsey Shelp (JD ‘10, LLM ‘11) Robert Bingle (JD ‘81) (JD ‘92) Erin Kennedy (JD ‘09) Matthew Adair (JD ‘09) Ed Shin Colleen Boraca (JD ‘02) Marlene Key (JD ‘08) Sonia Antolec (JD ‘07) Patricia Sudendorf (BA ‘81, JD ‘88) Adam Braun (JD ‘07) Michael Baniak (JD ‘09) Martin Syvertsen (JD ‘09) Ian Barney (BA ‘07, JD ‘11) Amy Thompson SNAPSHOT: INVOLVED GRAD Dennericka Brooks (JD ‘07) Kathleen Vannucci (JD ‘07) Samuel Brunson Domingo Vargas (BA ‘84, JD ‘87) Katie Bunch (JD ‘08) Michael Viglione (JD ‘09) John Calhoun James Weiler (JD ‘09) Megan Canty (JD ‘07) Katherine Welsh (JD ‘08) James Chandler (JD ‘00) Ethan Zelizer (BA ‘00, JD ‘03) Patrick Chinnery (JD ‘11) Student Competition Judges Chance Cooper (JD ‘07) Aimee Delaney (JD ‘98) Matthew Adair (JD ‘09) Christopher Dionne (JD ‘10) Lauren Bauser (JD ‘04) The Honorable Thomas Donnelly Carly Berard (JD ‘06) (JD ‘86) Susanna Bucaro (JD ‘11) John Ellis (JD ‘05) Megan Canty (JD ‘07) Natalie Eschbach (JD ‘09) James Chandler (JD ‘00) William Eveland (JD ‘05) Elizabeth Cotignola (JD ‘11) Daniel Farris (JD ‘07) Natalie Eschbach (JD ‘09) Marci A. Rolnik (JD ’00) Teresa Frisbie (JD ‘86) Conor Fleming (JD ‘09) Legal Director, Lawyers for the Creative Arts Maria Garcia (BS ‘85, JD ‘89) Thomas Gamache (BA ‘01, Volunteer activities: Speaker for the Intellectual Property, Art, and the Scott Gilbert (JD ‘04) JD ‘03) Law, and Sports and Entertainment Law Societies, Class of 2000 Reunion James Gillingham (JD ‘06) Michelle Garvey (JD ‘11) Committee and Externship Supervisor Rebecca Gold Grant Jaskulski (JD ‘11) Recognizing that “students need access to advice from working lawyers to Bernard Henry (JD ‘07) Robert Kunkel (JD ‘09) hear real-world applications of business and intellectual property law,” Marci Aaron Ann Cole Johnson (JD ‘08) Caroline Kwak (JD ‘09) generously donates her time and expertise as a guest lecturer and supervises Zeenah Khader (JD ‘10, LLM ‘12) Rae Kyritsi (JD ‘12) students in the externship program. “My employer, a not-for-profit organization, Gregg Killoren (JD ‘03) Lee Laudicina (JD ‘08) has benefited tremendously from the research, writing, and fresh perspective Yangsu Kim (JD ‘06) Mark Miller (JD ‘04) Loyola students bring to our office,” she says. Marci even helped one Loyola Thomas Luetkemeyer (BA ‘79, Jeremiah Newhall graduate land a position at the entertainment law firm of her dreams, and JD ‘82) Leighton O’Connell-Miller (JD ‘12) helped another who gained a position handling cutting-edge copyright policy Kathryn Mackey (JD ‘08) Timothy O’Hara (JD ‘02) issues overseas. “I hired them because they demonstrated drive and integrity-- exactly what I expect from Loyola students,” Marci says.

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Saturday, September 29 Friday, November 9 2012 Law Alumni Reunion Sixth Annual Conference on Access to Health Care “Comparative Universal Coverage Efforts and Access Monday, October 1 to Health Care” Shakespeare and the Law “Hamlet: Justice in an Evil World” Tuesday, November 13 Philip H. Corboy Lecture in Advocacy Friday, October 5 “The Life and Legacy of Phil Corboy,” presented Investor Protection Symposium by Dan Kotin (JD ’91) “Behavior Economics and Investor Protection” Thursday, November 15 Wednesday, October 10 Young Alumni Fall Networking Night Institute for Antitrust Studies Conference “Brands, Competition, and Law” Thursday, February 7, 2013 Young Alumni Networking Lunch Friday, October 12 Children’s Legal Rights Journal Symposium Friday, February 22, 2013 “Children and Immigration” International Law Review Journal Conference

Tuesday, October 23 Monday, March 18, 2013 Alumni Awards Luncheon U.S. Supreme Court Visit, Washington, DC

Friday, October 26 Friday, April 12, 2013 Dan K. Webb Center for Advocacy Loyola University Chicago Law Journal Conference “Women in Litigation” “Patents and Innovation”

Friday, November 2, and Thursday, April 25-Saturday, April 27, 2013 Saturday, November 3 National Education Law and Policy Summit Third Annual Constitutional Law Colloquium Friday, June 28, 2013 59th F. Emmett Morrissey Golf Outing

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