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she will work for the Social Security Administration’s Office of Retirement & Disability Policy. Jonathan Liberman, another 2010 graduate, worked part-time in the Cumberland County District Attorney’s Office during his third year at Maine Law. As a student attorney, he represented the State of Maine in a Sixth Amendment matter, arguing the case before the Maine Supreme Judicial Court and winning a favorable ruling by the Court. Our students never cease to impress me, both in their mature and collaborative approach to law school and in their achievements before and after graduation.

Faculty Excellence and Public Service Our heightened profile reinforces Maine Law’s identity as a destination point. I am pleased to report that Malick Ghachem will join our faculty starting fall 2010 as Associate Professor of Law. Professor Ghachem will teach criminal law and procedure he School of Law is on the move. As I and a variety of other subjects including legal history. He T complete my fifth year as Dean, and as we approach the holds undergraduate and law degrees from Harvard University Law School’s 50th anniversary, join me in pausing to reflect and a Ph.D. in history from Stanford. He has private practice and to celebrate on our good fortune and future. In the midst experience as an attorney at the law firms of Weil, Gotshal of financial challenge and uncertainty, in higher education and & Manges LLP and Zalkind, Rodriguez, Lunt & Duncan LLP in all our lives, the state of the Law School is strong and our in , working primarily in the areas of criminal defense, trajectory exciting. employment discrimination, and commercial litigation. Professor Ghachem clerked for the Honorable Rosemary Barkett of the Heightened Profile and Stellar Students Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals in Miami, served as a lecturer Applications to the Law School increased substantially in political science at MIT, and is deeply committed to teaching this year, growing in number by over 60% from last year. This and public service. He is the author of a forthcoming book compares with an overall increase of about seven percent in entitled The Old Regime and the Haitian Revolution (Cambridge all law school applications nationally this year. We reached University Press) and has published a number of articles on out to many more prospective applicants than in years past, American and French legal history. and they clearly responded to our vibrant program and Professor Ghachem joins a strong group of colleagues at inviting community. With this wider reach comes greater Maine Law – great teachers, consistent contributors to public geographical diversity, with more numerous applicants from service and, as chronicled elsewhere in this Report, prolific around the nation and from Maine. Such a substantial increase scholars. Professor Jennifer Wriggins as Associate Dean for in applicants requires us to be more selective as we retain our Research has advanced the scholarly agenda and exchange small size. It also enables us to test the waters for modest at the Law School, even as she completed work on her growth in the coming years and to project a larger law school recently published book, The Measure of Injury. Co-authored with expanded curricular range. with Ohio State University Professor Martha Chamallas, As always, our students emerge as civic leaders whose this groundbreaking work demonstrates how the shape of public service makes a tremendous difference in Maine and American tort law is affected by social identity and cultural beyond. Morgan Maxwell, for example, a 2010 Maine Law views on gender and race. graduate, has been named a United States Presidential An ethic of public service is pervasive at the Law School Management Fellow (PMF). The PMF Program is a two-year and a central element of our identity as a constructive player paid government fellowship sponsored by the U.S. Office of in policy and civic affairs. During the past year, I had the honor Personnel Management for law and graduate students seeking to co-chair – with Maine Chief Justice Leigh Saufley and First experience in a federal agency. Students undergo a rigorous Lady Karen Baldacci, Chair of the Maine Children’s Cabinet – a assessment process before selection. Following the conclusion statewide Juvenile Justice Task Force. Informed by key experts of the two-year fellowship, PMFs usually have an opportunity in the field, including Maine Law Clinical Professor Christopher to convert their fellowship into a full-time permanent position. Northrop, the Task Force has released its final report with Morgan is a graduate of Stanford University and an Osher potential to re-make the juvenile justice system in Maine. Scholar at the University of Maine School of Law. As a PMF, At a time of turmoil in financial markets and regulation, our Dean’s Letter 3

Governance and Ethics Symposium Series at the Law School and public service, his kindness and wit, his personal warmth continues to engage national experts and regional leaders – we remember and aspire to all these attributes. Although from the private sector and the nonprofit community. Professor we mourn the loss of a dear friend, we also celebrate Judge Lois Lupica’s work with the American Bankruptcy Institute in Coffin’s amazing life and keep moving ahead with energy and a national study of the consumer bankruptcy system will help optimism, as he certainly would have us do. inform law and policy development at the state and federal Changes in the legal profession, coupled with the economic level. Students and faculty in the Cumberland Legal Aid Clinic downturn, have created a challenging job picture for our continue to make a huge difference in people’s lives, while the students. With your philanthropic support, we are able to Maine Patent Program and Clinic together offer a substantial summer fellowship program for students assist inventors, facilitate technology transfer, and contribute working in the public interest. With your networking help, our to state research and development policies. The intellectual students and recent graduates get a huge boost in launching culture at the University of Maine School of Law is rich and their legal careers. We are encouraging our students to think productive. broadly about how best to use their law school education as a springboard to a wide array of work opportunities. Diversity and Global Reach We value a longstanding commitment to diversity at the Law School and now have an opportunity to present a model for Maine at a time of dramatic demographic change. With a concerted effort over the past several years, our enrollment of minority students has increased dramatically and is projected to be over 10% in the coming year. In April 2010, we honored former Maine Chief Justice Vincent McKusick and celebrated the launch of the McKusick Diversity Fellowship, with two fellowships awarded thus far. Our faculty and student exchange program with Howard University School of Law is gaining traction. Our continuing challenge is to sustain these improvements and momentum and to build a welcoming and supportive environment. The Law School also continues to extend its global reach, Meanwhile, as you know, higher education is facing financial welcoming exchange students to Maine and sending our pressures and difficult institutional changes, and the University of students to visit law schools in France, Ireland, Canada, Maine System is not immune. Nonetheless, in this fluid context, England, and Hong Kong. The annual French-American we are advancing steadily toward our entrepreneurial vision of Seminar provides an intensive two weeks of collaboration an even greater Maine Law School that stands out as a center among faculty and students from France and the United of intellectual excellence, as a top-notch teaching and research States. With a joint grant from France’s Partner University institution, as a pivotal player in Maine’s economic development Fund, Maine Law is deeply involved in collaborative research and public policy, and as a destination point for students and and policy work in maritime law with the University of Nantes in faculty from around the state and around the world. France, bolstering our anticipated development of a new post- The University of Maine School of Law Foundation continues professional LL.M. degree program. its planning and support for development of a new law center Further underscoring our attention to international affairs, suitable for such a great law school on the rocky coast of former U.S. Senator and Secretary of Defense William Cohen Maine. The Foundation, together with our Board of Visitors was keynote speaker at the Law School’s 2010 Convocation. and Alumni Association, is stepping up its efforts in seeking Secretary Cohen is a leading figure in international relations long-term finance and capital gifts to support our students and is President and CEO of The Cohen Group, a global firm and enable us to achieve our vision. The Annual Fund, as that provides advice to business and governmental clients in well, remains central to our current operation, supporting strategic opportunities throughout the world. He presents a life student scholarships, summer fellowships, faculty research, story and career history sure to inspire our graduates. and distinguished visiting lecturers. With this publication, we Looking Forward extend our sincere thanks to so many alumni and friends of the University of Maine School of Law. Sadly, this year marked the passing of Judge Frank M. Coffin, a remarkable man who leaves an inspiring legacy to the lawyers of tomorrow. He was a role model to so many and a committed friend of the University of Maine School of Law. Peter Pitegoff His wisdom and intelligence, his commitment to social justice Dean 4 Faculty

Selected Faculty Accomplishments “The Law, Science and Policy of Maritime Boundary Delimita- tion” at the Annual Meeting of the Society of Policy Sciences See the faculty blog on the Maine Law website, www.mainelaw.maine.edu, for more detailed information. in Boulder, CO, where he served as panel chair. As part of an International Law Lecture Series, he organized a panel presen- tation, “Afghanistan: Taking Stock,” which was held in Febru- ■ Professor David Cluchey has written a review of a book, versity Review of Banking and Financial Law 639 (2009). She ary at Maine Law. In March, he presented “Maritime Boundary CLIMATE FINANCE (2009), edited by Richard B. Stewart et has been appointed the principal investigator on a national Claims in the South China Sea,” at a conference sponsored by al. for the Ocean & Coastal Law Journal, to be published in study of the consumer bankruptcy system sponsored by the the Hong Kong Centre for Maritime and Transport Law, City fall 2010. He served on a panel at Maine Law on “The ‘New American Bankruptcy Institute (ABI). She presented “The University of Hong Kong School of Law. He spoke at the same Normal,’ Turbulent Times and the Fallout of the Financial Cri- Costs of the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer conference on “The New Haven School of Jurisprudence: An sis,” part of the Law School’s 2010 Governance and Ethics Protection Act of 2005: Report of the Pilot Study of Consumer Appraisal of its Contribution to Contemporary World Affairs.” Symposium Series, co-chaired by Dean Peter Pitegoff and Bankruptcy Cases” both at Maine Law and at the ABI Winter In Geneva, Switzerland, at the inaugural meeting of the Insti- Dan Boxer, a member of the Maine Law Board of Visitors. Leadership Meeting in Palm Springs, CA. In addition, at the Advanced Seminar on Bankruptcy and Workouts, held by the tute for Law and Development Policy, he presented “Fixing a ■ Professor Emeritus Orlando Delogu gave a presentation National Federation of Municipal Analysts in Cambridge, MA, Fractured State.” on a panel entitled “Bouillabaisse Regulation: How to Cook up she gave a presentation entitled “The Government’s Role in ■ Clinical Professor Christopher Northrop’s ongoing work a Great Code Using Ordinary and Unusual Ingredients” at the the GM and Chrysler Bankruptcies.” She has also been ac- with the National Juvenile Defender Center produced two re- Rocky Mountain Land Use Institute’s 19th annual Land Use tive in providing trainings and presentations through Maine ports, one on Nebraska and one on South Carolina. Prof. Conference in Denver, CO. The Rocky Mountain Land Use Attorneys Saving Homes (MASH), a joint project of Pine Tree Northrop was on the Assessment Team that visited each state Institute is associated with University of Denver-Sturm College Legal Assistance and the Volunteer Lawyers Project. to conduct an assessment of their juvenile indigent defense of Law. ■ Professor Jeffrey A. Maine’s article, ‘Equity and Efficiency in systems. The South Carolina report is entitled: ‘Juvenile Indi- ■ Professor Christine D. Galbraith published ‘Dying to Know: Intellectual Property Taxation,’ co-authored with Professor Xu- gent Defense: A Report on Access to Counsel and Quality of A Demand for Genuine Public Access to Clinical Trial Results’ an-Thao Nguyen, has been accepted by Brooklyn Law Review Representation in Delinquency Proceedings’ (January 2010). as the lead article in 78 Mississippi Law Jnl. 705 (2009). She and will be the lead article in Volume 62 of that journal (Nov. The Nebraska report is entitled ‘Juvenile Legal Defense: A Re- made a presentation at DePaul University College of Law 2010). He recently published the 549-page 2009 Cumulative port on Access to Counsel and Quality of Representation for in Chicago entitled “Genetic Information: Delineating the Supplement to his treatise INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY TAXA- Children in Nebraska’ (Fall 2009). In addition, he presented Technology and Privacy Intersection” at the DePaul Annual TION (BNA Books 2003). In March, Prof. Maine spoke on “Ad- “Juvenile Clinics: The Next Generation” at the National Juve- Symposium of the Center for Intellectual Property Law and vising In-House IP Counsel: Intellectual Property Tax Issues” at nile Defenders Summit in Denver, CO. Information Technology. She was also the moderator for the the Seventh Annual IP Law Seminar presented by the Institute ■ Professor Dave Owen’s article, ‘Probabilities, Planning keynote panel at the Second Annual Review Board Sympo- of Intellectual Property and Social Justice at Howard University Failures, and ,’ was published in 84 Tu- sium at the University of Southern Maine. The topic was “Insti- School of Law in Washington, D.C. lane Law Rev. 265 (2009). In addition, his article, ‘Urbaniza- tutional Review Boards and Academic Freedom.” ■ In November, Visiting Professor of Law Lateef Mtima, Di- tion, Water Quality, and the Regulated Landscape,’ has been ■ Research Professor and Director of the Center for Law rector of the Institute for Intellectual Property and So- accepted by the Colorado Law Review for publication later & Technology Rita Heimes will publish an article, ‘Post- cial Justice at Howard University, chaired a two-hour pro- this year. Prof. Owen also gave a presentation entitled “Le- Sale Restrictions on Patented Seeds: Which Law Governs?’ gram “Intellectual Property: Legal Issues and Social Justice gal Protection of Biodiversity in Stormwater-Impacted Urban in the Wake Forest Intellectual Property Journal this spring. Impact in the Information Age” at Maine Law. The program, Streams” to the University of Maine Wildlife Ecology’s weekly She has been appointed to serve as co-chair of the Research, organized with the assistance of Prof. Heimes, explored how seminar. He also was one of the authors of an environmental Scholarship and Creative Activity implementation committee patent, copyright and trademark law can be instruments of sustainability grant received by the University of Maine System of USM’s Strategic Plan. In late March, Prof. Heimes was social justice. Trademark and patent experts Phillip G. Hamp- and USM from the National Science Foundation. In summer in residence at the University of Nantes in France pursuant ton II, Esq. and Thomas L. Irving, Esq. discussed how intel- 2009, he taught at the Council on Legal Education Opportu- to the PUF Grant obtained by Prof. Norchi and the Marine lectual property law and lawyers can be agents for the socio- nity conference at Southern Illinois University. Law Institute. She delivered three lectures related to devel- economic advancement of marginalized communities. ■ Dean Peter Pitegoff served on a panel at the Association opments in marine spatial planning and ocean zoning in the of American Law School’s annual conference in New Orleans U.S. and EU. ■ Professor Charles H. Norchi, Director of the Marine Law Institute, with Prof. Heimes, organized a symposium com- in January entitled ‘Deans’ Forum on Socio-Economics,’ on ■ Professor and Director of the Garbrecht Law Library memorating the 25th anniversary of the International Court of responses to financial challenges and the importance of so- Chris Knott published an article, ‘On Teaching Advanced Le- Justice Case Concerning Delimitation of the Maritime Bound- cio-economic research. He also co-chaired the Maine Juvenile gal Research’ in 28 Legal Reference Services Quarterly 101 ary in the Gulf of Maine Area (Canada/United States of Amer- Justice Task Force, together with Chief Justice Leigh Saufley (2009), as part of a symposium issue. ica), on November 13 and 14. His article, ‘When International and Maine First Lady Karen Baldacci. ■ Professor Lois R. Lupica published ‘Consumer Debt and Law was Made in Maine: The Gulf of Maine Judgment at 25 ■ Professor Martin Rogoff’s article, ‘The Approach of Ameri- the Reinforcement of Class Position’ at 40 Loyola U. Chicago Years’ was recently published as the lead article in the Maine can Courts to Choice of Law,’ which is in Italian, has been ac- Law Jnl. 557 (2009) and ‘Credit Rating Agencies, Structured Bar Journal. He also published ‘The Public Order of Ports’ cepted by the Italian law journal Law and Politics of the Euro- Securities, and the Way Out of the Abyss’ at 28 Boston Uni- in 14 Ocean & Coastal Law Jnl. 155 (2009). He presented pean Union. He also published a book review of Marcel-Pierre Faculty 5

“The Law, Science and Policy of Maritime Boundary Delimita- Cleach’s MAREE AMERE: PUR UNE GESTION DURABLE DE tion” at the Annual Meeting of the Society of Policy Sciences LA PECHE in 14 Ocean & Coastal Law Jnl. 335 (2009). The See the faculty blog on the Maine Law website, www.mainelaw.maine.edu, for more detailed information. in Boulder, CO, where he served as panel chair. As part of an 15th Annual Franco-American Legal Seminar Report issued by International Law Lecture Series, he organized a panel presen- Professor Rogoff was released in late April. The topic was a tation, “Afghanistan: Taking Stock,” which was held in Febru- comparison of U.S. and French responses to the current finan- ary at Maine Law. In March, he presented “Maritime Boundary cial and economic crisis. The French students and faculty were Claims in the South China Sea,” at a conference sponsored by stranded in Maine for several days by the volcanic ash eruption the Hong Kong Centre for Maritime and Transport Law, City in April, which led to a front-page story in the Portland Press University of Hong Kong School of Law. He spoke at the same Herald. Prof. Rogoff’s report on the seminar and the newspa- conference on “The New Haven School of Jurisprudence: An per article are on the Maine Law website. Appraisal of its Contribution to Contemporary World Affairs.” ■ In Geneva, Switzerland, at the inaugural meeting of the Insti- Professor Sarah Schindler’s article, ‘Following Industry’s ® tute for Law and Development Policy, he presented “Fixing a LEED : Municipal Adoption of Private Green Building Stan- Fractured State.” dards’ appeared in 62 Florida Law Rev. 285 (2010). In Febru- ary, she participated as a judge for the National Animal Law ■ Clinical Professor Christopher Northrop’s ongoing work Moot Court Competition held at Harvard Law School. with the National Juvenile Defender Center produced two re- ports, one on Nebraska and one on South Carolina. Prof. ■ In January, Professor and Director of the Cumberland Le- Northrop was on the Assessment Team that visited each state gal Aid Clinic Deirdre M. Smith published an article entitled to conduct an assessment of their juvenile indigent defense ‘The Disordered and Discredited Plaintiff: Psychiatric Evidence systems. The South Carolina report is entitled: ‘Juvenile Indi- in Civil Litigation,’ in 31 Cardozo Law Rev. 749 (2010). She gent Defense: A Report on Access to Counsel and Quality of was Chair of the Conference, “Expanding Justice in Maine: Representation in Delinquency Proceedings’ (January 2010). Upstream Solutions to Downstream Problems,” held in Oc- The Nebraska report is entitled ‘Juvenile Legal Defense: A Re- tober 2009. She was on a panel at the Maine State Bar As- port on Access to Counsel and Quality of Representation for sociation Annual Meeting addressing “The Impact of Domestic Children in Nebraska’ (Fall 2009). In addition, he presented Violence on Parental Rights & Responsibilities.” “Juvenile Clinics: The Next Generation” at the National Juve- ■ Professor Nancy Wanderer participated in a Webinar program nile Defenders Summit in Denver, CO. through the National Center for State Courts on “Writing Opin- ■ Professor Dave Owen’s article, ‘Probabilities, Planning ions and Orders in Controversial Cases.” This was presented to Failures, and Environmental Law,’ was published in 84 Tu- an audience of state trial judges from across the country. lane Law Rev. 265 (2009). In addition, his article, ‘Urbaniza- ■ Professor Tom Ward published a revised edition of his treatise, tion, Water Quality, and the Regulated Landscape,’ has been INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IN COMMERCE (Thomson West accepted by the Colorado Law Review for publication later 2009). The treatise is now a database on Westlaw [IPCOMM]. this year. Prof. Owen also gave a presentation entitled “Le- gal Protection of Biodiversity in Stormwater-Impacted Urban ■ Professor Jennifer Wriggins published a book, THE MEA- Streams” to the University of Maine Wildlife Ecology’s weekly SURE OF INJURY: RACE, GENDER, AND TORT LAW, co- seminar. He also was one of the authors of an environmental authored with Professor Martha Chamallas of Ohio State Uni- sustainability grant received by the University of Maine System versity (NYU Press 2010). In March, she presented her article and USM from the National Science Foundation. In summer ‘Injuries with Remedies, Injuries without Remedies: Driving, In- 2009, he taught at the Council on Legal Education Opportu- surance, and a Broader Concept of Public Policy’ at a Loyola nity conference at Southern Illinois University. of Los Angeles Law School conference entitled “Access to ■ Dean Peter Pitegoff served on a panel at the Association Justice: Injuries without Remedies.” She published a book of American Law School’s annual conference in New Orleans chapter entitled ‘Whiteness, Equal Treatment, and the Valu- in January entitled ‘Deans’ Forum on Socio-Economics,’ on ation of Injury, 1900-1949’ in FAULT LINES: TORT LAW AS responses to financial challenges and the importance of so- CULTURAL PRACTICE (Stan. Law Books 2009). cio-economic research. He also co-chaired the Maine Juvenile ■ Professor Mel Zarr’s article, ‘The Supreme Court’s Long and Justice Task Force, together with Chief Justice Leigh Saufley Perhaps Unnecessary Struggle to Find a Standard of Culpabil- and Maine First Lady Karen Baldacci. ity to Regulate the Federal Exclusionary Remedy for Fourth/ ■ Professor Martin Rogoff’s article, ‘The Approach of Ameri- Fourteenth Amendment Violations,’ which was based on a can Courts to Choice of Law,’ which is in Italian, has been ac- presentation he made in Augusta in summer 2009 and on his cepted by the Italian law journal Law and Politics of the Euro- Constitution Day lecture at the Law School in September 2009, pean Union. He also published a book review of Marcel-Pierre was recently published at 62 Maine Law Rev. 285 (2010). 6 Boards

University of Maine School of Law Foundation University of Maine School of Law 2008-09 Board of Directors and Maine Law Foundation Funds Officers Directors Steven A. Hammond ‘77 Craig H. Nelson ‘69 David J. Evans ‘78 Eleanor M. Baker ‘78 Partner Senior Partner Endowed Funds President Principal Hughes Hubbard & Reed, Doyle & Nelson, Augusta, ME New York, NY Partner, Clifford Chance Baker, Newman & Noyes, Ira J. Waldman ‘76 Washington, DC Portland, ME David J. Hawkes ‘69 Partner Pasquale F. Maiorino ‘73 Rosalyne Bernstein ‘86 Owner Cox, Castle & Nicholson, Vice President Portland, ME Triplehawk, Inc., Los Angeles, CA Of Counsel Winter Harbor, ME James M. Bowie ‘77 Trafton & Matzen, Auburn, ME James A. Houle ‘81 Partner Ex Officio Partner Michael R. Currie ‘80 Thompson & Bowie, Peter Pitegoff Bernstein Shur, Portland, ME Treasurer Portland, ME Dean Managing Director Robert A. Laskoff ‘70 University of Maine School of HM Payson & Co. Portland, ME Peter J. DeTroy III ‘72 Senior Partner Law, Portland, ME Partner Laskoff & Associates, Beth Dobson ‘80 Elena Brandt Norman Hanson & DeTroy, Lewiston, ME Secretary Portland, ME Director of Development/ Partner Robert F. Macdonald Sr. ‘69 Alumni Relations Verrill Dana, LLP, Portland, ME Hon. Caroline D. Glassman President Susan M. Schultz ‘89 Retired Associate Justice Macdonald Motors, President Maine Supreme Judicial Court North Conway, NH Portland, ME University of Maine Law Peter C. McKenney ‘77 Alumni Association John W. Gulliver Chief Operating Officer Partner Stroudwater Associates, Pierce Atwood, Portland, ME Portland, ME

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Officers Directors Seth Goodall ‘05 Ex Officio Susan M. Schultz ‘89 Ronald S. Battocchi ‘74 Elizabeth Eddy Griffin ‘92 Peter Pitegoff President Dean Andrew J. Bernstein ‘80 Katherine R. Knox ‘04 Bruce A. McGlauflin ‘96 Professor Melvyn Zarr Michael R. Bosse ‘96 Anne E. O’Donovan ‘91 Treasurer Faculty Representative M. Thomasine Burke ‘90 Roy T. Pierce ‘92 Miles F. Archer ‘00 Nathaniel Hull, ‘09 Non-Endowed Funds Joceline D. Champagne ‘99 Secretary Steven G. Saunders ‘92 SBA Representative Alice E. Clifford ‘88 Deborah Shaw ’91 Elena Brandt Eugene C. Coughlin III ‘70 Vincent P. Veroneau ‘06 Director of Development/ Ronald J. Cullenberg ‘71 Heather S. Walker ‘01 Alumni Relations Thomas G. Diebold ‘92 Amanda Wood ‘01 Mary R. Roy Assistant Director of Cornelia Fuchs ‘90 Development/Alumni Domna Giatas ‘88 Relations Foundation Funds 7

University of Maine School of Law Foundation University of Maine School of Law 2008-09 Board of Directors and Maine Law Foundation Funds Endowed Funds

American College of Trial Class of 1976/David Libra Professorship Fund Shur Frinsko Award for Lawyers (ACTL) Trial D. Gregory Library Gov. James B. Longley Municipal Law and Local Advocacy Fund Acquisition Fund Memorial Scholarship Governance Kenneth and Marjorie Class of 1979/David D. Fund Charles W. Smith C. Baird Memorial Gregory Scholarship Merle W. Loper Fund for Memorial Fund Fund Scholarship International Programs Levi M. Stewart Fund Frank M. and Ruth Coffin Dudley Baldwin Book Fund Maine Law Foundation TD Banknorth Scholarship Fund for Law and Public Laurie L. Balmuth Professorship Fund Fund Service Scholarship Fund Maine Law Foundation Thompson Fund Philip M. Dusini Scholarship Israel and Sumner Bernstein Scholarship Fund Fund Lewis V. Vafiades Memorial Scholarship Maine State Bar Legal Scholarship Fund Richard H. Fay Memorial Fund Education & Trust Fund Scholarship Fund Verrill Dana Public Service Sumner T. Bernstein Vincent L. McKusick Fellowship Donald L. Garbrecht Law Professorship of Law Diversity Fellowship Library Endowment Fund Justice Elmer H. Violette Bernstein District Court David Santee Miller Memorial Fund for International Fellowship Fund Justice Harry P. Glassman Scholarship Fund Programs Memorial Scholarship William Bingham Fund New Hampshire Scholarship Violette/Lombard Scholarship Fund Fund Scholarship Fund Edward S. Godfrey Fund Bride Family Fund Osher Scholarship Fund Daniel E. Wathen for Business, Morris and Sylvia Greenberg Writing Prize Entrepreneurship and Scholarship Fund Pierce Atwood Scholarship Fund University of Maine Law Alumni Association the Law Charles A. Harvey Jr. Wernick Legal Writing Prize Class of 1971 Memorial Fellowship Justice Harold J. Rubin Betsy and Peter Wiley 2008-09 Board of Directors Scholarship Fund Arlana K. and Pierce B. Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Class of 1973/Glassman Hasler Memorial Fund Justice Abraham M. Rudman Woodcock Family Faculty Research Horace S. Libby Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Scholar Fund Fund

Non-Endowed Funds

Alumni Association Cumberland Bar Association Gignoux Special Collection Merle W. Loper Loan Fund Scholarship Fund Fellowship Library Fund Norwood Loan Fund Richard H. Armstrong George P. Davenport Edward T. Gignoux Maine Public Interest Scholarship Loan Fund Memorial Fund Fellowship Fund Henry N. Berry III Law Mary Smith Dyer Edward S. Godfrey Simmons Emergency Student Loan Fund Fellowship Fund Loan Fund Loan Fund 8 Annual Fund 2008-2009 Annual Fund

The sustained and growing support of the Annual Fund from our Alumni and Friends allows us to provide scholarship aid, summer fellowships, clinical programs, and vibrant student life at the Law School. In 2008-2009, more than $400,000 was raised by 854 donors for the Annual Fund.

Support for the Law School 2008-2009

Total Giving (Capital Gifts, Annual Fund Gifts and Program Grants): $482,959

Annual Fund Annual Fund Donors Results for Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2009: Annual Fund Goal $330,000 Alumni Annual Fund Raised $401,493 Total Number of Donors 854 Friends Average Gift $471 Total Gifts from Alums $168,172 Number of Alumni Donors 646 Foundations and Corporations

Law Firms and Other Organizations Total Giving Results for Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2009: Total Giving By Donor Categories Donors % Giving % Alumni 652 73 $170,309 36 Law Firms and Other Organizations Friends 194 22 $59,289 12 Foundations Alumni & Corporations 17 2 $83,574 17 Law Firms & Other Organizations 31 3 $169,787 35 Foundations and Corporation Totals 894 $482,959 Friends

This report represents gifts and pledges received between July 1, 2008 and June 30, 2009. Any gifts or pledges received after June 30, 2009 will be included in the 2009-10 Philanthropy Report. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy of this report. We regret any errors or omissions and request that you contact Maine Law’s Development and Alumni Relations office at 207-780- 4342 or at [email protected] with any changes so that we can correct our records. Donors 9 2008-2009 Donors Support Over 800 donors Chairman’s Club Andrew J. Bernstein ‘80 Third Decade Club contributed more $10,000 and above Rosalyne Bernstein ‘86 $500 – $999 Maine Bar Foundation Stearns J. Bryant Jr. ‘68 James P. Aucoin ‘91 than $480,000 to the Maine Civil Legal Services Hon. Michael P. Cantara ‘81 Michael C. Augustini ‘95 and University of Maine Fund Cumberland County Bar Hope Hall Augustini ‘94 Pierce Atwood Association Barry A. Bachrach ‘82 School of Law in TD Charitable Foundation Jean M. Deighan ‘76 and Laurie L. Balmuth ‘80 Support for the Law School 2008-2009 Ira J. Waldman ‘76 Glen L. Porter ‘78 Daniel Billings ‘03 2008-2009. Peter J. DeTroy III ‘72 and Andrew L. Black ‘94 and Barrister’s Club Mary Roy Monica M. Bigley ‘91 $4,000 – $9,999 Bernard M. Devine Jr. ‘87 Melvin L. Bloomenthal ‘69 Dollie E. Ash Beth Dobson ‘80 and Paul Ellen Borgersen Driscoll ‘81 Bernstein, Shur, Sawyer & Law Office of Joe Bornstein Diane Dusini ‘87 Nelson Hon. George N. Bowden ‘74 David B. Hawkes ‘69 Campaign For Justice Daniel Boxer Francis M. Jackson ‘77 Hon. Caroline D. Glassman Deborah A. Buccina ‘81 Steven A. Hammond ‘77 Professor Colleen A. Khoury and David Karraker Paul S. Bulger ‘85 Robert A. Laskoff ‘70 Margaret Cushing Lavoie ‘87 Anne M. Carney ‘90 Gary F. Thorne ‘73 Charlotte Ann Leibrock ‘07 David A. Chase II ‘88 Ms. Cerita Wilson in memory Robert H. Conkling ‘96 of Stuart Wilson Annmarie Levins ‘83 Maine State Bar Association J. Michael Conley III ‘70 Neal C. Corson ‘79 Solicitor’s Club Pasquale F. Maiorino ‘73 Edward David, M.D. ‘87 $2,000 – $3,999 Michael K. Martin ‘89 Edward F. Day Jr. ‘73 Aroostook County Bar John A. McCauley ‘87 Association Peter C. McKenney ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Diamond Boeing Matching Gift Hon. John R. McKernan Jr. ‘74 R. Terrance Duddy ‘80 Program Charles E. Miller ‘79 Patricia McDonough Dunn ‘76 Thank You James M. Bowie ‘77 and Carol L. Mitchell ‘88 Sarah Downs Bowie ‘77 Eaton, Peabody, Bradford & Robert A. Nagy ‘72 James W. Case ‘74 Veague, PA Thank you on behalf Craig H. Nelson ‘69 Martha L. Casey ‘82 Robert G. Frazier ‘78 Dean Peter Pitegoff and Charles L. Cragin ‘70 Barbara E. Gauditz ‘87 of all of our students Ann Casady David J. Evans ‘78 Nicholas M. Gess ‘81 Gregory W. Powell ‘80 at Maine Law who Foundation For Blood Ward I. Graffam ‘67 Roger A. Putnam Research Kristin A. Gustafson ‘87 benefit from annual Professor Alison Rieser Thomas W. Hennen ‘73 Geoffrey H. Hole ‘72 Gerald E. Rudman gifts and grants. Jackson Laboratory Rendle A. Jones ‘67 Deborah Shaw ‘91 Robert A. Moore ‘74 William J. Kayatta Jr. Ryan K. Stafford ‘94 Your leadership, Muskie Fund for Legal Donald M. Kreis ‘93 Services The Gregory Altman Shepard Lee commitment and Norman, Hanson & DeTroy, Foundation, Inc. John G. Lemoine ‘88 LLC Jay F. Theise ‘70 financial support Professor Christopher Marsha Weeks Traill ‘80 Robert F. Macdonald Sr. ‘69 Northrop UnumProvident Matching Gift Professor Jeffrey A. Maine helped us continue Francis J. O’Toole ‘70 Program Thomas N. Masland ‘78 to provide access Hon. John K. Veroneau ‘89 Marian Vafiades Patrick C. Maxcy ‘99 Verrill Dana, LLP Marcia Metcalf ‘92 to educational Kurt E. Vragel Jr. ‘73 Microsoft Corporation Dean’s Club opportunities for our $1,000 – $1,999 Arlyn H. Weeks ‘81 Matching Gift Program Eleanor M. Baker ‘78 Hon. John A. Woodcock Monaghan Leahy, LLP current and future Ronald S. Battocchi ‘74 and Jr. ‘76 Amy N. Moore Mary T. Bell ‘74” Carl R. Wright Lawrence J. Mullen ‘81 students. 10 Donors

Dennis J. O’Donovan ‘91 and Hon. Roland A. Cole ‘68 Hon. Paul T .Pierson ‘72 Robert H. Avaunt ‘73 Anne E. O’Donovan ‘91 Hon. Samuel W. Collins Jr. Jonathan S. Piper ‘76 Capt. James W. Bass ‘06 Gail Ogilvie ‘77 Maddy G. Corson Ruth E. Plagenhoef ‘80 Hannah Bass ‘06 Perkins, Thompson, Hinckley Anne H. Cressey ‘88 Anne B. Poulin ‘73 T. Christopher and Kathy & Keddy, PA Geoffrey K. Cummings ‘82 Alistair Y. Raymond ‘06 Beach Thomas E. Powers ‘84 Michael R. Currie ‘80 Richard L. Roe ‘77 Paul M. Beach ‘94 Hon. John H. Pursel ‘70 Richard L. Currier ‘80 G. Steven Rowe ‘87 John Bean ‘03 Robert B. Ravenelle ‘87 William W. Darrow Jr. ‘81 Ellsworth T. Rundlett III ‘73 Dean A. Beaupain ‘76 James Taylor Roark ‘99 Arthur R. Dingley, D.O. ‘79 Hon. Ronald D. Russell ‘72 David R. Beneman ‘85 Janet Sabel Paul R. Dionne ‘72 Michael V. Saxl ‘98 Henri A. Benoit II ‘85 Beth Bernstein Schneider Timothy P. Benoit ‘85 in honor of Rosalyne Hon. Wayne R. Douglas ‘79 Mary L. Schendel ‘76 Bernstein Thomas R. Downing ‘78 and Harvey Shulman Ritchie E. Berger ‘81 Susan M. Schultz ‘89 Margaret R. Downing ‘78 Hon. Herbert T. Silsby II Charles C. Bering ‘79 Patrick J. Scully ‘84 Mary Lou Dyer ‘80 Hon. George Z. Singal and John F. Bisson ‘93 Hon. Paula D. Silsby ‘76 Thomas A. Dyhrberg ‘83 Ruthanne S. Singal Isabel Bjork Kristin St. Peter ‘00 Joseph A. Farrell ‘89 Kaighn Smith Jr. ‘86 Robert W. Bower Jr. ‘85 Joanne B. Steneck ‘87 Gregory L. Foster ‘73 Chadbourn H. Smith ‘70 Mark A. Bower ‘06 James S. Stolley Jr. ‘93 Hon. Paul A. Fritzsche ‘75 Steven R. Smith ‘81 Joel F. Bowie ‘72 Peter L. Thompson ‘94 Professor Christine S. Professor Deirdre M. Smith ‘94 Elizabeth L. Boynton ‘74 Christine C. Vito ‘93 Galbraith Terry N. Snow ‘73 Hon. Carl O. Bradford ‘62 Helen Wasserman Nell-Garwood M. Garvey ‘06 Sonnenschein Nath & Elena Brandt Rosenthal, LLP Dorothy M. Wentworth ‘94 Steven R. Gerlach ‘06 Richard F. Breen Jr. ‘67 Kenneth S. Spirer Genrong Yu ‘89 Edward and Virginia T. Christina Valar Breen ‘91 Professor Melvyn Zarr Gignoux Jr. Hon. Marilyn E. Stavros ‘80 Robert S. Briggs ‘73 Gerard V. Zarrilli Ronald J. Graff ‘87 Joan Sturmthal ‘86 Hon. William S. Brodrick ‘72 Barry Zimmerman ‘70 Martha A. Grant ‘81 Thompson & Bowie David A. Bronson ‘74 Michael H. Griffin ‘73 Patrick D. Thornton ‘07 Robert C. Brooks ‘91 and Challenge Club Henry W. Griffin ‘91and James E. Tierney ‘74 Michele Dorsey Brooks, ‘93 Elizabeth Eddy Griffin ‘92 $250 - $499 Benjamin P. Townsend ‘90 Mary Kay Browne ‘91 Michael S. Haenn ‘79 Leonard Agneta Norman G. Trask ‘88 Hon. William S. Brownell ‘71 Stephen Hessert ‘77 Thomas G. Ainsworth ‘74 Edwinna C. Vanderzanden ‘84 Prof. and Mrs. Alan E. and Kathryn Monahan John A. Hobson ‘83 Kathryn L. Vezina ‘90 Brownstein Ainsworth ‘76 Hon. D. Brock Hornby and John J. Wall III ‘92 and Dina A. Christine A. Bruenn ‘87 Maryellen Albanese ‘81 and Helaine C. Hornby Jellison ‘92 Virgilia W. Bryant ‘00 Jeffrey Albanese ‘78 J. Trevor Hughes ‘95 Joseph A. Wannemacher ‘77 Brenda M. Buchanan ‘90 John B. Andrews ‘71 Jessica McKeegan Jensen ‘92 Hon. Daniel E. Wathen ‘65 Professor E. James Burke Miles F. Archer ‘00 and Michelle Bushey Jensen ‘93 Hon. Patricia G. Worth ‘79 Natalie L. Burns ‘87 Jennifer Dach Archer ‘00 Bruce M. Jervis ‘77 Professor Jennifer Wriggins Kelly Busby ‘05 John E. Baker ‘79 Edward W. Klein ‘79 Yiping Yang ‘92 Rita N. Calamari ‘80 John R. Bass II ‘78 Thomas G. Leahy ‘74 and John H. Zane ‘93 James M. Callahan ‘85 Ellen S. Best ‘81 Kathryn Longley-Leahy ‘82 Nancy C. Ziegler ‘80 and Hon. Matthew E. Campbell ‘91 Ronald L. Bissonnette ‘81 Thomas A. Loureiro ‘97 Kermit V. Lipez Michael J. Canavan ‘97 Robert J. Bocko ‘85 Anne Lucey ‘91 Donald N. Zillman Holley Carnright John W. Bride ‘64 Malcolm L. Lyons ‘70 Paula Caughey ‘90 James A. Buckley ‘79 and Gail Jonathan T. Mann ‘94 Century Club Drake Wright ‘81 Alexandra E. Caulfield ‘91 Cdr. Kent W. Mathews ‘71 and $100 - $249 M. Thomasine Burke ‘90 Joceline D. Champagne ‘99 Eleanor S. Mathews Steven W. Abbott ‘91 Hon. Susan W. Calkins ‘70 Peter L. Chandler ‘76 Walter F. McKee ‘93 and Albertson’s, Inc. Robert Checkoway ‘76 Everett B. Carson ‘77 Kristin Aiello ‘94 Barbara Reid Alexander ‘76 Michael Chiaparas ‘79 Ian M. Catlett ‘00 Elaine M. Michaud ‘93 and Hon. Donald Alexander Thomas E. Child ‘78 Edgar S. Catlin III ‘81 Clifford J. Moore Jr. ‘84 Hon. & Mrs.Thomas H. Allen Eve Hlavaty Cimmet ‘81 Paul W. Chaiken ‘74 Mary and Kenneth Nelson Jill P. Allen ‘89 Josephine L. Citrin ‘71 Hon. Robert W. Clifford Timothy H. Norton ‘88 Charles S. Andrews ‘69 Jeffery J. Clark ‘80 Professor David P. Cluchey Marc C. Owen ‘73 Louise Arkel ‘94 Catherine L. Claypoole Philip M. Coffin III ‘81 and Harold C. Pachios Elizabeth A. Armstrong ‘86 Susan E. Peck ‘81 Roger A. Clement Jr. ‘91 and Richard M. Peirce ‘71 Sarah E. Ashby ‘02 Hon. Frank M.Coffin and Ruth Amy Tchao, ‘93 E. Coffin Roy T. Pierce ‘92 David B. Auclair ‘84 Joanne F. Cole ‘81 Donors 11

Conoco Phillips Company Robert E. George ‘06 Norine C. Jewell ‘87 Victoria S. Muller ‘90 Matching Gift Program Domna Giatas ‘88 Robert A. Jutras ‘88 Michael W. Murphy ‘88 Linda J. Conti ‘87 Thomas R. Gibbon ‘74 William S. Kany ‘84 Hon. Ann M. Murray ‘82 Carol Copeland ‘07 Laurie A. Gibson ‘84 Ardith A. Keef ‘01 Jeffrey A. Nathanson ‘87 Eugene C. Coughlin III ‘70 Phyllis G. Givertz ‘74 Peter L. Kelley ‘79 Leonard and Merle Nelson Robert L. Couturier ‘70 Sharon Gwinn Gobat ‘98 Pamela D. Kelly ‘77 Patricia A. Nelson-Reade ‘88 Theodore S. Coxe Jr. ‘92 Jonathan L. Goldberg ‘97 Katherine A. Kerkam ‘06 Julie Nepveu ‘91 Paula M. Craighead ‘80 and David A. Goldman ‘06 Phillip M. Kilmister ‘63 Frederick M. Newcomb III ‘79 Michael E. Saucier ‘78 Russell J. Goldsmith ‘90 Curtis E. Kimball ‘89 Northeast Utilities Matching Kevin T. Crilly ‘88 Seth Goodall ‘05 and LeAnn Karen G. Kingsley ‘79 Gift Program Ronald J. Cullenberg ‘71 Greenleaf ‘05 Katherine R. Knox ‘04 and Gary J. Norton ‘74 Peter W. Culley Jonathan Goodman ‘06 Jess B. Knox ‘04 Mary Frances O’Brien ‘03 Edwin R. Daggett Jr. ‘84 Glen S. Goodnough ‘86 James S. Kriger ‘63 Murrough H. O’Brien ‘75 Xing Dai ‘94 and Shanshan Paul R. Gosselin ‘76 William O. LaCasse ‘83 Sean P. Ociepka ‘06 and Zhou ‘93 Katherine Greason ‘79 David J. Lakari ‘84 Elizabeth L. Burnett ‘06 Hon. Howard H. Dana Jr. Harold C. Hamilton II ‘76 R. Howard Lake ‘78 Joseph M. O’Connor ‘90 Stephanie F. Davis ‘04 and Hon. Margaret J. Ralph I. Lancaster Jr. and Lt. Charles Olcott ‘03 Armanda Beal Day ‘96 Kravchuk ‘76 Mary Lou Lancaster Wendy J. Paradis ‘90 Martha L. Day ‘96 John L. Hammond ‘75 Wendell G. Large Keith R. Patterson ‘92 Dorcas H. Deans ‘82 Jonathan Handelman ‘05 Alan J. Levenson ‘59 Brice C. Paul ‘98 John P. DeGrinney ‘95 Evan M. Hansen ‘84 David J. Levesque ‘97 Susan A. Pereira ‘97 Professor Orlando E. Delogu William H. Hanson ‘82 E. Chris L’Hommedieu ‘95 Gerald F. Petruccelli Mary A. Denison ‘01 William P. Hardy ‘73 Bruce A. Libby ‘64 Russell B. Pierce Jr. ‘91 Robert Deschene ‘90 Terence M. Harrigan ‘88 and Susan H. Livingston ‘88 Robert J. Plourde ‘82 Mark N. Dion ‘05 Alice E. Clifford ‘88 Carrie A. Logan ‘07 John J. Polak Jr. ‘81 Robert G. Driscoll ‘76 Charles C. Hedrick ‘98 Richard A. Lord ‘65 James D. Poliquin ‘81 and Stephen F. Dubord ‘73 Professor Rita Heimes Bradley M. Lown ‘85 Beth Anne Poliquin ‘82 Hon. James P. Dunleavy ‘68 Edwin A. Heisler William N. Lund ‘80 Hon. Keith A. Powers ‘73 James M. Dunleavy ‘96 Peter C. Herbst ‘73 Professor Lois Lupica Larissa Shumway Pratt ‘94 Jane Campana Earley ‘74 Eric R. Herlan ‘87 Andrew B. MacLean ‘91 Roger P. Prince ‘85 Robert L. Eddy Jr. ‘69 Melissa A. Hewey ‘87 Ignatius MacLellan ‘85 Nathaniel S. Putnam ‘95 and David Edelson and Karen William D. Hewitt ‘95 John P. March Jr. ‘92 Virginia Kozak Putnam ‘91 Garrison Michael H. Hill ‘88 Thomas Marczak ‘08 Jane Surran Pyne ‘85 Hon. E. Paul Eggert ‘78 Paul J. Hirsch ‘68 Carol A. Martel ‘92 Samuel R. Reid III ‘82 Richard W. Elliott ‘65 Michael S. Hirshberg ‘69 Simone D. Masse ‘84 Lisa J . Remal ‘79 Elliott L. Epstein ‘78 Joseph M. Hochadel ‘74 Patricia A. McAllister ‘04 Hon. John V. Romei ‘75 Judson B. Esty-Kendall ‘76 Heidi A. Hoefler ‘97 Jordan McColman ‘08 Samuel K. Rudman Peter W. Evans ‘89 Mary L. Holm ‘84 Timothy P. McCormack ‘01 Chris Ruge ‘01 in memory of Richard T. Ewell ‘01 Stuart Wilson Pamela S. Holmes Bruce A. McGlauflin ‘96 Genevieve Watson Faherty ‘04 Belanger ‘99 Hon. Vincent L. McKusick and Geoffrey A. Rushlau ‘79 Deborah A. Fauver ‘90 James A. Houle ‘81 Nancy G. McKusick Thomas A. Russell ‘79 Edward F. Feibel ‘82 Paula House ‘88 Allison McLaughlin ‘06 Linda C. Russell ‘90 Daniel R. Felkel ‘89 Professor H. Cabanne Howard Elizabeth McLaughlin ‘93 Donna M. Ryan ‘88 Geoffrey M. FitzGerald ‘85 Martha W. Howell ‘74 and Paul S. McNamara ‘69 Daniel N. Sacco ‘03 Martin J. Foley ‘78 Peter Howell Patricia B. McNamara ‘92 Frederick S. Samp ‘75 and Edmund R. Folsom ‘84 and Sherry F. Huber William H. Meanix Jr. ‘79 Cushing Pagon Samp ‘77 Lauren C. Folsom ‘84 Andre J. Hungerford ‘02 Samuel H. Merrill ‘75 Joanne S. Sataloff ‘77 Mark S. Foss ‘92 Susan E. Hunter ‘76 Connie Fern Miller ‘75 Wilford J. Saunders Jr. ‘99 Chelsea Fournier ‘08 Jonathan B. Huntington William J. Milliken ‘92 Steven G. Saunders ‘92 Alfred C. Frawley III ‘76 ‘87 and Anne LaCombe S. Peter Mills III ‘73 and William B. Scarpelli ‘91 and Martha E. Freeman ‘80 Huntington ‘86 Hon. Nancy Diesel Mills ‘82 Jeanne A. Foy, ‘90” Lisa J. Friedlander ‘92 ILA Foundation Daniel J. Mitchell ‘96 and Carolyn George C. Schelling ‘79 Cornelia Fuchs ‘90 John James ‘84 DeGrinney Mitchell ‘96 Ronald W. Schneider Jr. 96 M. Elizabeth Gallie ‘87 Neil D. Jamieson Jr. ‘88 Ann H. Mohnkern ‘79 Susan E. Seager ‘99 William J. Gatzulis ‘99 Margaret T. Jeffery ‘92 and Peter Monahan Melinda A. Shain ‘98 John P. Gause ‘95 Peter N. Jeffrey John H. Montgomery III ‘77 Justin G. Sharaf ‘65 N. Paul Gauvreau ‘75 Rupert J. Jennings III ‘80 Stephen W. Moriarty ‘78 Barbara G. Shaw ‘94 12 Donors

Heidi Shealy ‘92 Sharon M. Wheeler ‘98 Hon. Daniel F. Driscoll ‘91 Amanda O’Reilly ‘98 Adam Sherman ‘06 Laura H. White ‘06 Andre Duchette ‘05 Heidi S. Osborn ‘83 Lei Shi ‘98 Lynn Wilcox Neale A. Duffett ‘80 Michael J. O’Toole ‘85 Bruce N. Shibles ‘87 Mark J. Winter ‘98 Kris J. Eimicke ‘06 James H. Ouimette ‘77 Richard A. Shinay ‘80 Amanda Wood ‘01 David J. Ekelund Jr. ‘00 Professor David Owen David S. Silsby ‘58 Gary C. Wood ‘75 Robert L. Ellis Jr. ‘86 Alexander A. Padis Jr. ‘78 Paula N. Singer ‘78 Judith A. Fletcher Ms. Lauren H. Epstein ‘04 Roger O. Pederson ‘98 John W. Sitarz ‘72 Woodbury ‘80 John C. Everett Jr. ‘76 John D. Pelletier ‘85 Elizabeth C. Woodcock ‘88 Hon. James A. Skeel ‘75 Rose M. Everitt ‘98 Stanley W. Piecuch ‘90 Professor L. Kinvin Wroth Lynne P. Skeirik ‘92 and Peter C. Felmly ‘03 Harvey Prager ‘94 James Patnode ‘92 Jean D. Wulff ‘93 Debra Ferguson ‘85 Charles R. Priest ‘74 Elting H. Smith Jr. ‘87 Christopher A. Wyskiel ‘80 Gary A. Gabree ‘84 Rosalind S. Prince ‘90 Frances Dee Smith Gary A. Gegenheimer ‘80 Katherine M. Ralston ‘89 Wilbur Smith ‘06 Advocate’s Club Donna M. Gingerella ‘84 Thomas M. Record ‘78 Gregory H. Smith ‘73 $1 - $99 Mary K. Gonya Brennan ‘71 Douglas M. Smith ‘74 Gerald D. Reid ‘94 and Sherry L. Abbott ‘04 Katherine Griffin ‘08 Colleen McCarthy Reid ‘94 Christopher X. Soles ‘76 Anonymous John W. Gulliver Amy Robidas ‘07 Susan A. Sparaco ‘87 Professor Angela Crossman Jon Haddow ‘90 Emily Roosevelt ‘96 Joshua E. Spooner ‘00 Arey ‘05 David J. Halperin Todd D. Ross ‘03 Anita M. St. Onge ‘80 Jane E. Atkinson ‘04 Floyd L. Harding Joel B. Russ ‘74 Jennifer S. Sternick ‘90 Madge Baker ‘75 Lorna J. Harmuth ‘91 Jeffrey P. Russell ‘92 Daniel J. Stevens ‘88 Bank of America Matching Gift Matthew C. Hayden ‘01 James Saffian ‘91 William T. Stewart ‘74 Program David E. Hirtle ‘07 Karla Black Salomao ‘02 Elizabeth F. Stout ‘90 Heidi A. Bean ‘89 David S. Humphries Sr. ‘67 Hanna Sanders ‘05 Brooke Stratford ‘07 Vickie Caron Bell ‘91 Stephen P. Hyde ‘77 Megan A. Sanders ‘07 Stephen P. Sunenblick ‘71 Lisa Fitzgibbon Bendetson ‘94 Margaret T. Johnson ‘74 and Drew E. Swenson ‘84 and Eric Bendetson ‘94 Stephen A. Johnson ‘75 Andrew R. Sarapas ‘98 Nathan S. Szanton ‘90 Louise A. Berlin ‘95 Kenneth D. Keating ‘91 Mary M. Sauer ‘94 Edmond Tang ‘90 Christopher A. Blier ‘07 Joshua D. Krell ‘92 and Krisna Letha Sgritta McDowell ‘04 Annee H. Tara ‘73 Michael R. Bosse ‘96 M. Basu ‘92 Henry I. Shanoski ‘98 Paul R. Tardif ‘93 Hillary Bouchard ‘06 Arthur J. Lamothe ‘87 Janee Shaw ‘80 Alan Thorndike ‘76 Timothy H. Boulette ‘99 Mark W. Lawrence ‘90 John F. Shea ‘76 Sarah Allison Thornton ‘76 Thomas C. Bradley ‘92 Donald S. Lawson-Stopps ‘00 Kirk G. Siegel ‘97 Hon. Jill E. Tompkins ‘89 William R. Brooks ‘74 Virginia Lee ‘05 Timothy D. Smith ‘95 Hon. Frederick Torrisi ‘74 Lawrence P. Brown ‘84 in David G. Lemoine ‘88 Hon. ‘85 honor of Thomas Powers Michael B. Trainor ‘79 Allan E. Lobozzo ‘88 Jon C. Stanley ‘95 Jennifer Burns Gray ‘96 Michael D. Traister ‘95 Allison C. Lucy ‘91 and John Emily Stein ‘05 Paul W. Cadigan ‘90 B. Lucy ‘90 Hon. Ralph L. Tucker Jr. ‘74 Peter H. Stewart ‘80 E. Anne Carton ‘82 Lisa C. Lunn ‘88 Professor Deborah Tuerkheimer George W. Stone III ‘78 and James F. Cloutier ‘79 Faye E. Luppi ‘85 and Dylan Smith Dr. Jill L. Bubier ‘78 Mark A. Cloutier ‘81 M. Katherine Lynch ‘02 Darby C. Urey ‘99 Jaye E. Tani ‘89 Gerard P. Conley Jr. ‘79 Nancy Savage Marcus ‘91 Hon. Vendean V. Vafiades ‘85 F. Mark Terison ‘78 William H. Coogan ‘88 and Daniel W. Marra ‘02 Vincent P. Veroneau ‘06 Jason Robert Tiballi ‘96 Alexandra Verrigni ‘92 Kim Matthews ‘75 Sarah McCready ‘03 Karin R. Tilberg ‘84 Nicole Vinal Garrett H. Corbin ‘08 Darcie N. McElwee ‘98 Laura E. Tobin ‘92 Heather Seasonwein Joseph W. Corrigan ‘00 Justina A. McGettigan ‘91 Walker ‘01 Clifford B. Corson ‘86 Sharon Lawrence McHold ‘83 Nelson Toner Alexander Wall ‘06 Carmen L. Coulombe ‘77 Donald Mears ‘52 Anne W. Van Lonkhuyzen ‘73 Professor Nancy A. Dan Coyne ‘05 and Stephanie Matthew T. Mehalic ‘07 John D. Welch ‘90 Wanderer ‘90 Williams ‘05 Patrick J. Mellor ‘98 and John Wheatley ‘07 Tara Ward ‘06 Philip D. Cross ‘86 Rebekah J. Smith ‘98 Lisa Whittier ‘05 Thomas R. Watson ‘82 Denis Culley ‘03 Philip G. Mohlar ‘90 Donna Elise Williams Chadwick A. Weber ‘01 Alicia F. Curtis ‘06 Sarah R. Monkton ‘06 Bourcier ‘01 Brian W. Weber ‘07 Christopher Dargie ‘05 Richard G. Moon Cindy L. Wilson ‘04 Peter B. Webster Thaddeus V. Day ‘97 Allison C. Morrill, Ph.D. ‘74 John A. Woodcock III ‘06 John H. Weigold III ‘96 Thomas G. Diebold ‘92 Sarah S. Murdough ‘94 Karen L. Wright ‘00 J. Julie Welch Morse W. Doane ‘97 Melissa Reynolds O’Dea ‘96 F. Richard York ‘53 Laura K. Welles ‘04 James A. Dowd II Laura M. O’Hanlon ‘92 Thad B. Zmistowski ‘89 McKusick Fellowship 13

Vincent L. McKusick Diversity Fellowship

he McKusick Diversity Fellowship honors Vincent L. Dr.’s Anne and Victor McKusick matched Pierce Atwood’s T McKusick, former Chief Justice of the Maine Supreme donation with a $100,000 gift. Sadly, Victor McKusick, the Chief Judicial Court and a widely admired leader in the legal profession. Justice’s twin brother and a world-renowned medical geneticist, It is a scholarship program designed to promote excellence and passed away shortly after their gift to the fund. increase diversity among law students and lawyers in Maine. Donations to the fellowship from all sources total $242,075 The endowment fund that supports the McKusick Diversity to-date. We gratefully acknowledge the following 86 donors who Fellowship was established in late 2007 with a $100,000 lead made the funding of this endowment possible. gift from the of Pierce Atwood.

Hon. Shirley S. Abrahamson Hon. Brent E. Dickson and Patricia A. Lerwick, M.D. ‘90 Dean Peter Pitegoff and Ann Hon. Donald G. Alexander Jan Aikman Dickson Hon. Jon D. Levy Casady Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. William R. Dill Milton and Jane Lindholm Jill N. Reich Sarah H. Beard Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Dunn Hon. Kermit V. Lipez Mrs. Ernest J. Sargeant Allen D. Black Hon. Christine M. Durham Bob and Connie MacCrate Roger C. Schmutz Weston L. Bonney Mary T. Esposito David J. MacNaughton Hon. Louis Scolnik and Paula Bennett Boskey Geraldine M. FitzGerald Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Scolnik Hon. G. Arthur Brennan Hon. Rae Ann French ‘72 and McAfee Hon. Randall T. Shepard Hon. David A. Brock Fernand LaRochelle ‘71 Hon. John D. McElwee ‘73 Hon. Herbert T. Silsby II Rev. Dennett H. Buettner Hon. John J. Gibbons Victor A. McKusick, M.D. Leon Silverman Ann E. Bushmiller Hon. Frank X. Gordon Jr. and Anne B. McKusick, Wm. Reece Smith Jr. Hon. Susan W. Calkins ‘70 Hon. Ellen A. Gorman M.D. Hon. Bernard C. Staples Hon. Michael P. Cantara ‘81 Stephen G. Grygiel Hon. Andrew M. Mead Hon. Marilyn E. Stavros ‘80 Capital One Matching Gift Conrad and Marsha Harper James and Marjorie Moody Gina Tangney Program Karen A. Harris and M. Patricia Morse, Ph.D. Jeffrey A. Thaler and Karen Hon. John Carey and Patricia Robert L. Gips Barbara C. Moses A. Massey F. Carey Dr. Donald W. Harward and Thomas A. Mullen and Susan Thomas & Agnes Carvel Hon. Robert W. Clifford Ann M. Harward E. Mavrinac Foundation Hon. Samuel W. Collins Jr. Vester T. Hughes Jr. Robert H. Mundheim Sydnor Thompson Jr. Hon. Paul A. Cote Jr. Philip M. Isaacson Helen A. Papaioanou, M.D. Hon. Gerard W. Vandewalle Hon. Kevin M. Cuddy Tom A. Isaacson Esq. and Dennis M. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. E. Norman Christopher T. Curtis Anne Watson Hon. and Mrs. Alan C. Pease Veasey Hon. and Mrs. Thomas E. Frank C. Jones Hon. Ellen Ash Peters and Hon. Herbert P. Wilkins Delahanty II ‘70 Hon. E. Mary Kelly Dean Phillip I. Blumberg Joseph and Janice Willett Hon. Bernard M. Devine and George H. Kidder Hon. Thomas R. Phillips and Beverly and Lynn Willsey Anne Devine Bob and Margee Kinney Lyn Phillips Kenneth B. Wright and Thomas R. Kolb Pierce Atwood Soni Wright

The Vincent L. McKusick Diversity Fellowship is a scholarship program designed to promote excellence and increase diversity among law students and lawyers in Maine. 14 Harvey Fellowship

Charles A. Harvey, Jr. Fellowship

he Charles A. Harvey, Jr. Fellowship honors the late Chuck example will inspire students at the University of Maine School T Harvey a respected leader of the Maine Bar and community. of Law to pursue excellence in trial advocacy. The fellowship, A graduate of the University of Maine School of Law and former crafted with guidance from Chuck, aims to provide a trial practice Editor-in-Chief of the Maine Law Review, he achieved national immersion experience to a Maine Law student each summer. recognition as a trial lawyer. Gifts to the fellowship from 139 donors total $47,150 to-date. We Chuck Harvey’s family, friends and colleagues established the gratefully acknowledge all those whose contributions have made Fund in early 2009 following his untimely death, trusting that his the establishment of this fellowship possible.

AGH Oncology friends and East Brown Cow Candida G. Lancaster Leigh Keyser Phillips colleagues Management, Inc. Lanham Blackwell, P.A. Dean Peter Pitegoff and Ann James C. Allen and Melissa Peter C. Fessenden ‘74 Jana Lapoint Casady A. Allen Lynn M. Frank Mark G. Lavoie ‘78 Roger A. Putnam Daniel Amory and Joan Robert S. Frank Pamela Knowles Lawrason Donald E. Quigley Latchis Amory Friedman Gaythwaite Wolf & Leary & DeTroy, Inc. Leanne Robbin Louisa G. Anderson Leavitt Legal Ethics and Rodney and Mary Runestad Cindy Holmes Andrews and G. L. Rogers & Co., Inc. Professionalism Julie and Nina Russem Family James P. Garland and Carol Committee of the Herbert and Janet Anstess J. Andreae American College of Trial Law Office of David M. Sanders, P.A. Thomas M. Armstrong and Stephen, Holly and Seth Lawyers Rachel F. Armstrong Glidden David Levy Joanne S. Sataloff ‘77 Jane E. Batzell and Robert E. Donna J. Godish Gene R. Libby ‘78 Lydia V. Sawczyc Cleaves IV Leon A. Gorman and Lisa M. Liberty Life Member Club Charles M. Sexton ‘76 and Karen Beauregard Gorman - Telecom Pioneers of Rosemary Sexton America David R. Beneman ‘85 Kristin E. Gray John G. Shine Henry W. Lie Berman & Simmons, P.A. Greenhut Galleries of Maine, Mr. & Mrs. William E. Shofner Inc. Malcolm L. Lyons ‘70 and Berman DeValerio Peggy Siegle Martha and Dore Griffinger Kathleen L. Lyons Hon. George N. Bowden ‘74 and Family Maine Eye Center Hon. Warren M. Silver Brann & Isaacson Gross, Minsky & Mogul, P.A. Maine State Bar Association Hon. George Z. Singal and Ruthanne S. Singal Elizabeth Broughton and Karen A. Harris and Robert Maine Trial Lawyers Family L. Gips Association Judith Sobol Ernest M. Carmolli and Ethel Whitney Neville Harvey James A. McKenna III Sonoma County Agricultural P. Carmolli Charlotte B. Harvey Hon. Vincent L. McKusick Commissioner’s Office Hon. Gene Carter and Judith Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. and Nancy G. McKusick Cynthia G. Sortwell, M.D. A. Carter Harvey Sr. Medical Mutual Insurance Spectrum Medical Group Janet Casey and Family Company of Maine Marcia J. Harvey Paul D. Stern Daniel W. Chase and Kelly A. Sharon Y. Miller Harvey & Frank Mikel L. Stout and Leann R. H. Chase Christopher H. Milton and William S. Harwood Stout Ellen Chen and Family Catherine W. Milton Mary Hastings Patricia S. Taylor Sheila and Don Clarke Robert A. Moore ‘74 Ed and Genevieve Hendricks Taylor, McCormack & Frame, Coastal Maine Aquatics Jeremy R. Moser and Laura Susan P. Herman ‘79 B. Kittle L.L.C. Judith M. Coburn and Gardner D. Hersey and Christina Moylan ‘90 Louise K. Thomas ‘77 Andrew F. Coburn Jacqueline Hersey Peter L. Murray Frederic L. Thompson and Janis Cohen ‘80 and David Michael E. High Cohen Betsey Neville Bibi G. Thompson Hon. Andrew M. Horton and Peter Neville Thompson & Bowie, L.L.P. Thomas M. Crane and Peggy L. McGehee Norman, Hanson & DeTroy, Sarah Allison Thornton ‘76 Elizabeth W. Crane Ellen Hourihan L.L.C. Tompkins, Clough, Hirshon & Jane D. Crary John and Lynn Howard Janet, Bill and Bryan Cross Helen P. Orlando Langer, P.A. I. Jane Isenberg Kurt D. O’Rourke and Silvia Douglas P. Currier and Verrill Dana, LLP Patricia McClave Jackson O’Rourke Elizabeth R. Currier Joseph R. Wax and Leslie Ann Jedrey Patricia C. O’Rourke Jerry B. Wax Liz and Josh Cutler H. Lee Judd and Ann M. Patricia A. O’Sullivan and Wellin Family Davidson Family Judd Elizabeth A. Burns Owen W. Wells Peter J. DeTroy III ‘72 and Frank S. Kipp ‘74 Charles N. Papandreou and Mary Roy Tom Knowlton Elaine Papandreou Jeffrey M. White and Kathy and David Drake Lambert Coffin Robert and Cathy Pearl Nancy B. White Cynthia K. Dwyer Ralph I. Lancaster Jr. and Penobscot County Bar John and Terri Wilson Mary Lou Lancaster Association Annual Fund 15 Ways to Give

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2010 Calendar of Selected Events

Timing is everything Thursday, June 10, 2010 Boston Alumni Reception at Sunstein Kann Murphy & Timbers

Support Maine Law’s Thursday, June 17, 2010 Mid-Coast Area Alumni Reception at the home of Rendle Jones ’67 and Pat Jones, 2009-10 Annual Fund with Camden

your gift by June 30, 2010 Friday, June 18, 2010 University Maine School of Law Foundation Board Meeting, Portland

Online: www.mainelawalum.org August 25 – 27, 2010 New Student Orientation

Aug. 30, 2010 Fall Term Begins By phone: call 207-780-4342 Wednesday, Sept. 22, 2010 Maine School of Law Alumni By mail: for details see Page 15 of this Association Board Meeting, Portland report. A gift envelope is included inside. Friday, Oct. 22, 2010 University Maine School of Law Foundation Board Meeting, Portland

Tuesday, Oct. 26, 2010 Coffin Lecture at Portland Museum of Art featuring Stephen H. Oleskey of WilmerHale

Saturday, May 21, 2011 Law School Commencement