THE ALUMNI MAGAZINE OF Redstone Building Moving Forward Annual Report BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW Dedication ceremony Alumni/faculty of Giving opens the law school’s task forces achieve Building on Excellence: THE newest facility. P. 2 next level of legal The Campaign for BU RECORD ­education. P. 4 School of Law. P. 45 FALL 2014

THE NEW LAW SCHOOL WE’RE NOT JUST TALKING ABOUT THE REDSTONE BUILDING.

1 INSIDE FALL 2014 THE RECORD 2 The Alumni Magazine of Boston University School of Law

Maureen A. O’Rourke Dean, Michaels Faculty Research Scholar, Professor of Law

Development & Alumni Relations Office Lillian Bicchieri, Development Coordinator Sara Dacey, Assistant Director of Alumni Relations Zach Dubin, Leadership Gift Officer Caroline Kernan, Assistant Director 18 of the Annual Fund Terry McManus, Assistant Dean for NEWS & UPDATES SNAPSHOT Development & Alumni Relations 20 l BU LAW Faculty 2 l TRULY TRANSFORMED Nathaniel O’Connell, Leadership Gift Officer Behind the Scenes Redstone Building dedication celebrates the School of Law’s Hope Whalen, Reunion Coordinator newest facility. 24 l Commencement 2014 Communications & Marketing Office FEATURES John Cahill, Associate Director of Digital Strategy 26 l Public Interest/ 4 l COVER STORY l MOVING FORWARD Pro Bono News Ann Comer-Woods, Director of Alumni employers advise faculty task forces on achieving the Communications & Marketing next level of legal education. Lauren Eckenroth, Senior Writer 28 l Getting to Know the Class of 2017 8 l MOTION AFTER MOTION Elizabeth Hines, Assistant Director of Bernard Fielding (’58), South Carolina’s first black probate Marketing Communications­ judge, reflects on the struggle for racial justice and equality. 29 l Alumni Weekend 2014 Erin Lee, Assistant Director, Events & Silver Shingle Awards ­Management and Social Media 12 l WHERE THERE'S A WILL, THERE'S A WAY Erin Phelps, Communications Sara Aalamri (LLM’10) becomes one of the first four women & Marketing Specialist 32 l Donor Profile: licensed to practice law in Saudi Arabia. Kenneth P. Morrison (‘83) BUILT WITH GLASS, Contributors 14 l MAKING HEADLINES Tricia Brick 33 l Introducing Deputy Special Prosecutor Daniel D. Rubinstein (’95) Sheryl Flatow Terry McManus, Assistant obtains guilty plea in a decade-old case against nephew of STEEL, AND Frances King Dean for Development former Chicago mayor. & Alumni Relations Meghan Laska Sara Womble (CFA’14) DEDICATED ALUMNI 34 l Dean’s Advisory Photography Board Members Casey Atkins BU Photography The spectacular new Sumner M. Redstone Building 36 l Class Notes John Gillooly & Professional Event Images, Inc. and law tower renovation were made possible by Joshi Radin Matthew Scott generous BU Law alumni gifts. Just the latest way Conor Doherty you continue to raise the standards, performance, 8 14 Tim Llewellyn andBoston reputationUniversity Development of BU & AlumniLaw. Relations

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THE RECORD | Fall 2014 67 LETTER FROM THE DEAN

Welcome to this edition of The Record ! After a year of “Think- ing Forward,” Boston University School of Law has truly begun “Moving Forward” toward goals both recently initiated and years in the making. Most importantly, after more than twenty years of waiting, we finally opened the doors to the brand new Sumner M. Redstone Building—a facility that matches the caliber of our legal education and brings our community closer. In September, we kicked off Alumni Weekend 2014 with the Redstone Building dedication. First Circuit Chief Judge Sandra Lynch (’71), Campaign Chair Rick Godfrey (’79), Boston Mayor Chief of Staff Daniel Koh, BU Law student Jacquelyn Rex (’15), and BU President Robert Brown spoke to a crowd of more than 350 people about the important impact the building will have on our campus and our community. I was inspired to see so many of you at the ceremony, as it represents a significant milestone not only in the history of the School, but also in our $80 million campaign. We have reached nearly 65 percent of our goal, meeting the Law Building Fund goal and turning our attention to supporting financial aid, profes- sorships, academic programs, and the Law Fund. These financial priorities are critical to moving forward with initiatives that will help our students achieve the practical knowledge and experi- ence they need to thrive in this ever-evolving legal market. Relatedly, in fall 2013, we held a retreat at which faculty and alumni gathered to discuss what BU Law could do to help our On that note, I would like to take this opportunity to sincerely students find meaningful employment after graduation. We thank each and every individual who has served as a professional explored increasing experiential learning opportunities, enhanc- resource for our students and graduates. I often say that our ing practical training programs, and amplifying alumni outreach alumni are our greatest strength, and that is largely because you and mentorship efforts to battle the challenging job market. In take the time to open the door for one another and share profes- this issue you will read about the outcomes of these discussions. sional advice. This speaks to the strength of our community and Three alumni feature stories demonstrate the determination adds value to the BU Law diploma. If you have yet to do so, please and the intellectual strength of our graduates during times of let us know if you have an opportunity available or would like to turmoil and against formidable obstacles. Bernard Fielding learn more about getting involved. (See page 63.) (’58) showed his resilience and resolve, overcoming prejudice I would also like to thank you all for your financial support as the first African American elected to the Charleston County during an important time in BU Law’s history. By supporting our probate court. Sara Aalamri (LLM in Banking & Financial Law Building on Excellence Campaign, you are not only investing in ’10), a modern trailblazer and a champion of women's rights in our bright and passionate students, but you are also investing in the Middle East, became one of the first four licensed women the future of the law. I hope you will continue your support and attorneys in Saudi Arabia. And Dan Rubinstein (’95) had the your generosity and help us continue rewriting the book on legal unique, not to mention difficult, task of investigating a nearly education. decade-old homicide and suspected ensuing political cover-up I look forward to seeing you in my travels around the country in Chicago. this year, and I encourage you to visit the BU Law campus and The past few years have proven to be a time of crisis for many visit our brand new home. After all, it’s thanks to you that this US law schools. But the support of the BU Law alumni com- long-awaited dream has been realized. munity, both financial and otherwise, has given the School of Law the needed momentum to move forward successfully. In the pages that follow, I hope you will enjoy reading about the many MAUREEN A. O’ROURKE, DEAN, achievements of our students and faculty that your generosity MICHAELS FACULTY RESEARCH has made possible. SCHOLAR, PROFESSOR OF LAW

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Truly Transformed On Friday, September 19, the School of Law community gathered in the newly opened Sumner M. Redstone Building for the official dedication of this highly anticipated law school building. Following taped remarks from lead benefactor and building namesake Sumner M. Redstone (Hon.’94), First Circuit Chief Judge Sandra Lynch (’71), Boston Mayor Chief of Staff Daniel Koh, BU Law student Jacquelyn Rex (’15), BU President Robert Brown, BU Law Campaign Chair Rick Godfrey (’79), and School of Law Dean Maureen O’Rourke offered thoughts on how the building has transformed the student experience. Attendees continued the celebration after the ceremony at a reception in a tent on BU’s Warren Alpert Mall.

See more at www.bu.edu/law/building

Posing for a photo before the dedication of the Redstone Building, which now houses the Samuel M. Fineman Law Library, (from left) former BU Law Dean William Schwartz (’55), Bernice Schwartz, Samuel Fineman (JD’72, LLM’87), and Nyla Carleton. A red ribbon day (from left): Richard Cartier Godfrey (’79), Jacquelyn Rex (’15), BU President Robert A. Brown, the Honorable Sandra Lynch (’71), US First Circuit Court of Appeals chief judge, Daniel Koh, Boston Mayor Marty Walsh’s chief of staff, and Dean Maureen O’Rourke dedicate the School ’s new Sumner M. Redstone Building.

PHOTOS: TOP LEFT, TIM LLEWELLYN, TOP RIGHT, JACKIE RICCIARDI. BOTTOM, JOHN GILLOOLY. The Honorable Sandra Lynch (‘71) THE RECORD | Fall 2014 3 MOVING BU Law alumni and faculty join forces to create the next FORWARD level of legal education.

BY TRICIA BRICK PHOTOS BY TIM LLEWELLYN AND CONOR DOHERTY CONOR AND LLEWELLYN TIM BY PHOTOS

4 COVER STORY

In the wake of seismic The BU Law community made a changes in the legal field major commitment to ensuring the success of future students by launching its and job market in recent $80 million campaign in 2011 to support key years, Boston University priorities. The most visible symbol of the campaign is the long-awaited renovation of School of Law, like count- the law tower, scheduled for completion in less other schools across fall 2015, and the opening of the new Sumner M. Redstone Building. Likewise, support the nation, entered a phase for academic programming has expanded of reckoning. What are practical training opportunities through the Transactional Law Program, robust clinical today’s employers looking offerings, and a growing writing program. for in new hires? What will But the School has not stopped there, Dean Maureen O’Rourke says. Rather, the legal employment mar- we are continually refining our knowledge of ket look like in the coming how best to prepare our students for their first jobs in a moment of industry-wide upheaval. years? What training, exact- “One strength of BU Law is our flexibility: We ly, do today’s law students have a collegial faculty that is really willing to sit down and discuss issues and make changes require, and in what form? MOVING FORWARD

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FACULTY TASK FORCE CHAIRS:

in response to them,” O’Rourke says. “But to prepare our stu- dents for a different marketplace, we had to understand what they need in order to be effective practicing lawyers—yet most of us are not practicing lawyers ourselves.” To find answers, the faculty looked outside its walls, to a constituency both well-versed in the on-the-ground reality of the legal field and invested in the School’s long-term success. Last year, 33 alumni joined faculty and administrators for a retreat to discuss the evolving industry and how the School can adapt its curriculum to best equip its graduates for today’s job market. Faculty and administrators who attended found the alumni response invaluable. “What was really exciting was that we were hearing directly from employers out in the field as to what skills NAOMI MANN FRED TUNG KATE SILBAUGH and qualities they wanted graduates from BU Law to possess,” COMPETENCIES COMPETENCIES COMPETENCIES says Naomi Mann, clinical associate professor of law. “Our task moving forward from the retreat was to translate what the employers stated they wanted from graduates into programs and exercises, students are being tested to master the substantive law practices at the School.” by demonstrating that they understand it. In response to alumni feedback, Dean O’Rourke established five Beginning in January 2015, a new initiative created by the faculty task forces: Writing, Advising, Competencies, Experiential Competencies task force will give first-year students another in- Learning, and Long-Term Planning. Each was tasked with assess- depth opportunity to put their doctrinal knowledge into practice. ing the School’s performance in its focus area and proposing any The Lawyering Lab will be an intensive simulation exercise necessary changes to ensure that the BU Law education continues introducing 1Ls to the practical skills involved in negotiating a to align with employers’ evolving expectations and needs. business transaction. Working in groups, students will spend a week of Intersession immersed in the basics of client counseling, BUILDING ON STRENGTHS contract negotiation, and writing. BU Law is constantly evolving its offerings to meet modern- “The aim of the Lawyering Lab is to expose students to how the day employer needs while carefully maintaining the curricular skills they learn in their first-year classes can translate into prac- strengths that have made it a top-tier law school. The School will tice,” says Naomi Mann, who co-chaired the task force. “We are continue its traditional emphasis on educating students in legal saying to students: you understand the fundamentals of contract doctrine and guiding them as they develop excellent analytical and law at this point, after taking a doctrinal class; now we’re going critical reasoning skills. “Although the alumni certainly had sug- to throw you into a simulation where you’re actually negotiating gestions about how we might do things better, most of the reaction a contract and analyzing a contract. Every student who gradu- was, ‘Don’t rush into any huge changes; you’re doing great,’” says ates from BU Law will have the practical experience of having Professor of Law Gerry Leonard, who chaired the retreat planning analyzed and written a contract.” committee. “Most of them felt they’d gotten a really good education at BU and looked back very positively at their experience here.” A CONTINUING EVOLUTION Indeed, the coexistence of extensive opportunities for experi- The Lawyering Lab is the most visible initiative in a long-term ential learning—including nearly a dozen clinical and countless strategy of expanding the School’s offerings to ensure that all externship opportunities—alongside coursework in traditional students have opportunities to be exposed to the real-life lawyer- legal analysis, theory, and ethics has long been one of the School’s ing skills sought by today’s employers. Client relations, business strengths. And such programs continue to exceed market expec- literacy, and writing are among the other skills BU Law alumni tations. For example, the ABA recently instituted a revision to emphasized employers are seeking in new hires. its accreditation standard that requires students to complete at Beginning with the Class of 2017, BU Law will now require all least six credit hours of primarily experiential courses. When BU JD students to complete a course entitled Introduction to Busi- Law’s task force on Experiential Learning assessed the School’s ness Fundamentals. The series of online, self-paced modules— ability to meet this requirement, the results were gratifying: more which cover concepts from accounting to corporate finance—will than 83 percent of 2014 graduates met or exceeded the proposed promote business literacy, reinforce key legal concepts, and standards, and options abound for the remaining students. better prepare JD students to advise future clients. Additionally, the School’s doctrinal courses increasingly Additionally, BU Law piloted a three-week business educa- incorporate practical exercises to reinforce students’ under- tion program for 15 students in August. The program taught core standing of the subject matter. Such integration is key to the law business competencies in finance, business analysis, marketing,

school’s philosophy on experiential education: through practical and innovation, while fostering students’ personal leadership and PHOTOGRAPHY BU AND LAW OF SCHOOL BU BY PHOTOS

6 STACEY DOGAN JAY WEXLER NANCY MOORE GERRY LEONARD ADVISING WRITING EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING LONG-TERM PLANNING

“ LAW SCHOOLS ARE UNDERGOING ships to help support those goals. But many students don’t know, even after their first year, what they want to do,” says Professor tremendous changes and will continue to do so. Stacey Dogan, who chaired the Advising task force. “We need to Our job at BU Law is to offer the excellent legal help them navigate the ever-more-extensive choices available to them as law students—and help them do so with an eye toward education that we always have, but to continually defining and pursuing long-term career goals.” evaluate how we can best prepare our graduates The task force has proposed a two-tiered advising system. to succeed in an evolving profession.” The first tier relates specifically to course advising: students in the spring of their first year will be assigned faculty advisors, who will guide them in selecting their second-year courses, DEAN MAUREEN A. O’ROURKE in coordination with the Career Development & Public Ser- vice Office. The second tier focuses more generally on faculty professional communication skills. This training was designed to mentorship. Incoming first-year students will have the option of enhance each participant’s ability to succeed in a law firm or indeed being matched with a faculty mentor with a common personal or in any organization. “We want to teach students that what they’re professional interest. The goal is to give students the opportunity going to do when they get out of law school is, first and foremost, to to get to know faculty members outside of class, and to facilitate understand their clients’ perspectives and needs,” Leonard says. richer faculty-student connections. “We are hoping to build a In expanding its writing offerings, the School is again building mentor system that fosters real relationships, to help students upon a strong foundation—including the much-lauded First-Year realize their goals both in law school and beyond,” Dogan says. Writing Seminar, a number of advanced writing courses, and single-credit supplements to doctrinal classes. Beginning this THE NEXT LEVEL OF LEGAL EDUCATION year, the task force on Writing has implemented an extracur- The vibrant new initiatives being instituted across the School ricular certificate program featuring a series of practice-focused represent the most recent steps in an ongoing process of growth writing workshops offering instruction in composing documents and adaptation. “Some people talk about what’s going on in law from complaints to briefs, client emails, and academic papers. schools today as a kind of radical change, or a dichotomy between substance and practice of law,” says Naomi Mann. “But in fact, here MENTORING at the law school, we are taking legal education to the next level.” Along with the expansion of experiential opportunities comes a Faculty and administrators alike cite the contributions of greater need for mentorship, to assist students in integrating the BU Law alumni as key to the School’s continuing success in a knowledge gained from experiential learning into their educations moment of historic change for the legal industry. “Our students in a coherent way. It is no longer sufficient to finish law school with themselves, and in turn our alumni, have always been one of our excellent grades. In today’s tight market, employers are looking great strengths,” Dean O’Rourke says. “We’re always interested in for graduates whose CVs reflect a consciously curated path toward alumni feedback, and I encourage them to provide their input on developing competencies specific to the chosen specialty. an ongoing basis.” “Some students come in to law school with a clear vision for what they want to do, and we can help them make thoughtful See pg. 63 for more information on how to get involved in BU decisions about courses and summer experiences and extern- Law’s journey to the next level of legal education.

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MOTION AFTER MOTION

South Carolina’s first black probate judge reflects on the struggle for racial justice and equality.

BY SHERYL FLATOW PHOTOGRAPH BY MATTHEW SCOTT

On November 6, 1990, Bernard Fielding (’58) became the first African American elected probate judge in Charleston, South Carolina. He was not sworn in until August 19, 1991. The long delay was due to a challenge by his opponent, clearly racially motivated, that went all the way to the South Carolina Supreme Court before being decided in Fielding’s favor. That election underscored how far things had—and had not—come in the years since the Civil Rights Movement. “I think Charleston and the South in general have come a long way,” he says now. “We can be very proud of the victories, but there’s a long way to go.” Fielding’s personal story is very much a reflection of the struggle for racial justice and equality.

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WITNESS TO HISTORY: Bernard Fielding has worked his whole life to break racial boundaries.

Born in Charleston in 1932, Fielding was the youngest of six children; two died in childhood. His parents both died when he was six years old. His father had selected a foster mother to raise the children and stipulated that the funeral home he founded in 1912 be sold in order to support them. Instead, the trustees of the will formed a corporation to keep it in the family; today, Bernard Fielding serves as its president. Fielding attended Hampton Institute (now Hampton Uni- versity), where he met his wife, Conchita. He was enrolled in the ROTC program, and upon graduation in 1953 he received his commission. Half his class went to Korea; he wound up in Boston. He says he knew from the time he was 12 that he wanted to be a lawyer, so he enrolled at BU School of Law in the fall of 1955. He graduated three years later, and shocked his professors when he told them he was going to return to segregated South Carolina. “I have said on innumerable occasions, ‘The only difference between the North and the South was that in the South, we knew where we stood,’” Fielding says. He recalls responding to an ad posted in the lobby of the law school for a job as an insurance adjuster with a Boston firm. “When I walked in the door, this man looked at me and his bot- tom lip separated from his top lip,” says Fielding. “We chatted for about 45 minutes and he said, ‘I might as well be frank: I don’t think my insurance company is going to hire a colored insurance adjuster.’ I was about to graduate from one of the finest institu- tions in the country, and I wasn’t good enough to be an insurance adjuster.” Fielding went home, passed the bar, and in August 1958 was sworn in. He worked with an older black lawyer for three years before going out on his own, specializing in probate, real estate, personal injury, and wrongful death. But in 1962 he spent the summer representing civil rights demonstrators as the associate counsel for the NAACP. Among those he worked with were his brother, Herbert Fielding, who would go on to serve in the South Carolina House and Senate, and Matthew J. Perry, a leading civil rights lawyer.

10 “I’m proud of the battles I’ve been in and thankful I participated in them. I think of the many people who lost their jobs, their lives. Those of us that have been in the struggle for so long continue to do everything we can to try to change things. But it just seems that we’re going through a period now where it’s become more difficult than ever.”

—BERNARD FIELDING (’58)

“Perry was a brilliant advocate,” he says. “He’d make a motion, Merrill asked for a hearing before the Charleston County the judge would rule against him, and he’d say, ‘Thank you very Election Commission. It lasted eight hours, with Merrill’s side kindly, Your Honor. Now that you’ve ruled against that one, let alleging irregularities by poll workers in two predominantly me give you another one.’ That was our strategy: motion after black districts, Wadmalaw Island and McClellanville. The board motion, knowing they were all going to be ruled against. But we dismissed the protest. did make a racket, and that was what we wanted to do.” Merrill next appealed to the State Election Commission, During the 1960s and ’70s, Fielding served as general counsel which overturned the previous decision 3–2 and called for for a variety of organizations, including the National Funeral a new election, despite the fact that the people making the Directors and Morticians Association. For more than fifty years charges could not substantiate their claims, there was no he has offered his services for free to the YWCA of Greater corroborating evidence, and there hadn’t been a single Charleston, which his grandmother co-founded. In 1969, he challenge to any of the votes. This time, Fielding appealed became the first black president of the Young Democrats of to the South Carolina Supreme Court, which upheld his Charleston County. He has also taught extensively about the Civil victory on July 23, 1991. Rights Act of 1964 and what he refers to as “the most powerful When Fielding finally took office, he received just 60 percent legislation,” the Voting Rights Act of 1965. of his predecessor’s salary—in fact, a $10,000 pay cut from his In 1976, with some astute backroom maneuvering, Field- associate salary. “About a year later, one of the two blacks on the ing was appointed associate probate judge by the Charleston council got them to restore the $10,000,” he says, “but I never got County Council. “In the entire state of South Carolina, only paid the full probate judge salary.” seven or eight of the probate judges were lawyers,” he says. Fielding lost his bid for a second term four years later and “Yet I would hear statements like, ‘Well, we’re only going to went back to practicing law and helping out at the funeral home. appoint a qualified black.’ There I was, a trial lawyer with He says he has never regretted his decision to remain in South many years of experience, and there were questions about Carolina. “I’m proud of the battles I’ve been in and thankful I par- whether I was qualified.” ticipated in them,” he says. “I think of the many people who lost Fielding served as associate probate judge for 14 years. In 1990, their jobs, their lives. Those of us that have been in the struggle when the longtime probate judge for Charleston County chose for so long continue to do everything we can to try to change not to seek re-election, Fielding decided to run for his seat. “My things. But it just seems that we’re going through a period now opponent was Chris Merrill, an insurance agent who never saw where it’s become more difficult than ever.” the inside of a law school,” he says. “About two weeks before the As the country marks the 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights election, he put out postcards all over the county with a picture Act this year, and the Voting Rights Act next year, Fielding sees of me that was as black as the shoes I’m wearing. Two days before a long road ahead. “The United States Supreme Court alone the election, he ran an ad that included a picture of me to let gutted the Voting Rights Act by taking out a huge section,” he white people know that I’m black. Race permeated the election.” says. “There are 30-some states that have enacted or are in the On November 7, the Charleston Post and Courier declared process of enacting anti-voting laws specifically designed to ­Merrill the winner. But the absentee ballots had not yet been keep people of color from voting. The struggle for freedom and counted, and when they were, Fielding had won by 454 votes. equality continues.” PHOTOS BY MATTHEW SCOTT AND ARCHIVAL PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF BERNARD FIELDING BERNARD OF COURTESY PHOTOGRAPHY ARCHIVAL AND SCOTT MATTHEW BY PHOTOS

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WHERE THERE'S A WILL, BU LAW ALUMNA THERE'S A WAY BECOMES ONE OF THE FIRST FOUR WOMEN LICENSED TO PRACTICE LAW IN SAUDI ARABIA.

BY SHERYL FLATOW FEATURE l

SARA AALAMRI (LLM’10)—an associate at the law firm Al-Ghazzawi law. “The Capital Market Authority, which Professional Association in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia—is a pioneer. With regulates securities, the stock exchange, and investment funds, was coming out quiet self-confidence and determination, Aalamri became the first of with all these new laws, and I wanted a four women ever to receive a license to practice law in Saudi Arabia better understanding of these regulations in October 2013. When she began her studies 10 years ago at King so that I could invest in myself, grow as a lawyer, and play a bigger role in the firm,” Abdulaziz University in her hometown of Jeddah, Aalamri could not she says. “At that point women still weren’t conceive of such a possibility because the opportunity didn’t exist. permitted to have a license, but we could see the road taking us there. So I applied “I was attending the business school, and law was one of to the King Abdullah Scholarship Program, and I was awarded the general subjects that we studied in our first year,” she says. a scholarship to study for my master’s degree in the States. BU “I found it quite intriguing. In my second year, the Univer- Law’s Graduate Program in Banking & Financial Law was just Ssity became the first in Saudi Arabia to open the law major to what I was looking for.” women, so I decided to major in law. At that point, I didn’t con- After receiving her LLM, Aalamri was welcomed back to sider whether or not I’d have a chance to work as a lawyer, but Al-Ghazzawi as an associate. “I’ve worked on mergers and where there’s a will, there’s a way. King Abdulaziz University is a acquisitions, dispute resolution, due diligences, notes of advice, government university. In offering us a law major, it meant that and several matters related to foreign judgment enforcement they must have had some sort of vision for the future.” and bankruptcy,” she says. “Most of my clients are corporate, so Before the first four licenses were granted, there were women I generally work with their in-house counsel, who is usually a lawyers in Saudi Arabia, known as legal consultants. They could man. International clients find it completely normal to be deal- work as researchers and advisors and appear in court as part of a ing with a woman, but when I’ve attended meetings with some team or, pursuant to a power of attorney, appear in the capac- local companies, they looked surprised. They didn’t hesitate to ity of a representative. But they could not be licensed to appear ask me questions about my background and whether I was quali- before court to represent and advocate for clients in their capac- fied as a lawyer. But it never got in the way of working together.” ity as lawyers or to open their own firms. “Now we officially have Aalamri says that King Abdullah has issued many regulations all the rights of a lawyer,” says Aalamri. that support women and give them more opportunities to work. She makes her journey sound like just another day at the Last year, 30 women were seated on the Shura Council, the office, despite the fact that her employment options in Saudi country’s advisory board. “There are other things: it’s a small step, Arabia remain limited: women in her country account for less perhaps, but women are able to work as cashiers at grocery stores than 20 percent of the work force. However, rather than dwell on and different stores in the mall,” she says. “It’s making everyone the limitations of her current situation, Aalamri prefers to focus get used to seeing women everywhere. And that helps bring about on the gains women have made in recent years, and says her own change. Women are inspiring each other and, most importantly, experience as a working woman has been exceedingly positive. we’re inspiring children. When they grow up seeing men and Aalamri completed her BA with honors in 2008, and received women working equally, the gender gap won’t exist for them.” an offer from Al-Ghazzawi Professional Association, one of the She realizes, though, that not everyone is ready to accept country’s largest law firms, with offices in the kingdom’s three women in the business world, and that includes her chosen field. major cities. “There were no other female lawyers there,” she “There are still many law firms that are not prepared to have says. “The senior managing partner said to me, ‘We’re going to female lawyers,” she says, “which makes it harder for a woman to begin by training you on different aspects of the law and in the get a job. Finding the right opportunity is difficult.” different fields that we practice here at the firm. And you’ll be Whatever the future holds for her, personally, Aalamri plans treated the same as your male colleagues.’” to continue working. “I enjoy it so much,” she says. “A woman To comply with Saudi law, Aalamri was given a separate office might have a bigger role in raising children, but if you prioritize, from the men—which, she says, she “didn’t allow to become a find the right balance, hopefully you can be a wife and mother barrier”—but in every other way she did, in fact, receive the same and have a career.” treatment, and was quickly accepted by her colleagues. “This is a Despite the sound of it, Aalamri rejects the feminist label. “I highly professional firm, and they look at a person’s level of com- don’t want to be categorized. That’s even true of the field of prac- petence. They saw how hard I was willing to work and how much tice that I chose. I didn’t want to restrict myself to handling mat- I wanted to learn. And when the partners and senior associates ters for female clients only. I did my studies as well as anyone and

PHOTO BY BU SCHOOL OF LAW OF SCHOOL BU BY PHOTO saw some of the research and analyses that I did, they started received my license, so I could choose whichever field I wanted. sharing more and more work with me.” “People can be very discouraging; they will tell you, ‘It won’t Initially, Aalamri worked on company incorporations and happen any time soon,’ or ‘It’s too difficult.’ That is what I heard trademarks, but eventually became involved in everything from about women getting licensed in Saudi Arabia,” she says. “So I environmental law to inheritance law—“whatever the clients think of myself as an example of what can happen if you ignore needed.” She found herself particularly fascinated by financial those who try to discourage you.”

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DEPUTY SPECIAL PROSECUTOR OBTAINS A GUILTY PLEA IN DECADE- OLD CASE AGAINST NEPHEW OF FORMER CHICAGO MAYOR.

BY MEGHAN LASKA l PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOSHI RADIN

Daniel D. Rubinstein (’95) is no stranger to A CHALLENGING CASE high-profile cases. From prosecutions involving narcotics and gangs The case was based on a 2004 incident in which the former to terrorism, he’s racked up an impressive scorecard. In 2007, the mayor’s nephew, Richard J. Vanecko, was involved in a physi- BU Law alum was recognized by the Department of Justice with cal altercation with Koschman outside a bar. Eleven days later, the Director’s Award for Superior Performance as an Assistant US Koschman died. The case was twice investigated by the Chicago Attorney for his trial work in the prosecution of several car dealers Police Department and the Cook County State’s Attorney’s in Chicago who laundered more than $20 million of drug money Office. In 2004, authorities cited lack of witness identification and sent some of those proceeds to Iran. because Vanecko was not picked out of a lineup that occurred He also has twice received the Chicago Crime Commission’s almost a month after the incident. Further, they concluded that Stars of Distinction Award for significant trials in Chicago. One even if the offender could be identified, it was self-defense. involved the indictment and conviction of 47 Black Disciples While no one was charged, the case remained open. In 2011, gang members, including its leaders, for a large-scale narcotics the Chicago Sun-Times issued a Freedom of Information Act trafficking conspiracy along with committing numerous shoot- request and began looking into the case. The resulting articles ings in aid of racketeering. raised questions of whether charges were not pursued because Moving to private practice in 2008, he has continued to handle of Vanecko’s connection to Mayor Daley. As a result, the Chicago headline-making cases, representing clients from energy com- Police Department conducted another investigation in 2011, and pany executives in connection with the Deepwater Horizon oil rig concluded that it could now identify the offender by process of explosion to the world’s second-largest domain name registrar. elimination and that he acted in self-defense. So when the case against the nephew of former Chicago Mayor The victim’s family then moved to file a state petition to Richard M. Daley in the matter of the death of David Koschman appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the case, and in 2012 was reopened for investigation, Rubinstein was well equipped for a judge appointed Dan K. Webb, chairman of Winston & Strawn his appointment as deputy special prosecutor. LLP and the former US Attorney for the Northern District of

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Daniel D. Rubinstein ('95) received BU’s Silver Shingle Award for Service to the Community during Alumni Weekend 2014.

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Illinois. Rubinstein, a partner at Winston & Strawn, was asked to As for the investigation related to the police and State’s Attor- serve as deputy special prosecutor, given his background as both ney’s Office, Rubinstein’s team did not issue any indictments. a state and federal prosecutor. The Winston & Strawn team was “Any actions in the 2004 investigation were barred by the statute tasked with investigating whether charges should have been filed of limitations, and we determined there was insufficient evidence for Koschman’s death and whether the Police Department and to prove beyond a reasonable doubt any violation of Illinois State’s Attorney’s Office failed to properly investigate the case in criminal law as to the actions taken in the subsequent reinvesti- 2004 and 2011. gations. As to the issue of whether the Daley family or others at their direction exercised undue political influence on the investi- ACHIEVING THE UNACHIEVABLE gations, we found there was no evidence of that,” he says. Over the next 17 months, they convened a special grand jury for this “very unusual and challenging” case. “We were CAREER GOALS investigating an incident that happened eight and a half years Rubinstein’s interest in criminal law began prior to law school. ago, so crimes like aggravated battery and obstruction of While an undergraduate student at Brown University, he spent justice that have a three-year statute of limitations were not his summers back home in California working at the Alameda available. Also, many of the documents you would normally County District Attorney’s Office. At BU Law, he enrolled in the collect were simply not avail- Criminal Law Clinic and (thanks able,” recalls Rubinstein. He to a policy change) became notes that the case involved 146 the first student in the Public witness interviews, 160 subpoe- Defender Program to conduct a nas, and 22,000 documents total- jury trial. Under the tutelage of ing 30,000 pages of telephone Professor Wendy Kaplan, his cli- records, police reports, etc. ent was acquitted. Ultimately, through circum- Following graduation, he stantial evidence, they estab- Dan Rubinstein clerked for US District Court lished Vanecko as the offender rejoined his Judge Ernest Torres in Rhode practice­ at and that it was not self-defense. Winston­ & Island, where he observed a large Most of the witnesses testified Strawn following Mafia trial and set his sights on that it was the largest person in the Vanecko becoming an Assistant US Attor- case. the group who threw the punch ney. After the clerkship, he worked in the altercation, and all three in the Alameda County DA’s Office of Vanecko’s friends—who had grants of immunity—stated as a deputy DA before joining the Los Angeles US Attorney’s that Vanecko was the largest in their group. Further, the two Office, where he ultimately worked in the public corruption unit. witnesses with the clearest view consistently testified that Moving to Chicago with his wife, whom he met while clerk- Koschman was punched, not pushed. The special prosecu- ing in Rhode Island, Rubinstein worked in the Chicago US tion team, explains Rubinstein, felt it had enough evidence to Attorney’s Office, where he served in the gangs, narcotics, and go forward. complex fraud units. He also served as one of the office’s terror- Vanecko was indicted on December 3, 2012, for involuntary ism coordinators, which stemmed from his work on the money manslaughter and his trial was set for February 2014. A defense laundering case. motion to dismiss was denied on January 9, 2014, and Vanecko In 2008, he decided to enter private practice to leverage the pled guilty as charged on January 31, 2014, issuing a “genuine” skills he had gained as a trial lawyer and investigator. Rubinstein apology to the victim’s mother in the courtroom. “This was sig- explains, “I had accomplished what I set out to do in the US nificant. It was one of those rare moments in my nearly 20-year Attorney’s Office, which was to develop, indict, and try several big career as a lawyer where I felt that not only had we achieved the cases. I was ready for new challenges in private practice.” right result, but we also gave the victim’s mother some sense of Now that the Vanecko case is over, the father of two daughters closure,” he says. is back at his regular practice at Winston & Strawn, which was Rubinstein adds that this case was a “big win” for the prose- recently awarded The National Law Journal’s “Chicago Litigation cution. He explains, “It had twice been declined for prosecution, Department of the Year” for white-collar defense. Rubinstein involved a long lag time between the incident and our investi- represents corporations and individuals in complex civil, crimi- gation, and had other issues like lack of witness identification, nal, and regulatory matters. He also teaches federal criminal intoxication by some witnesses, and statute of limitations. We practice as a lecturer at the University of Chicago Law School and achieved a just result that apparently hadn’t been achievable sits on the board of the Daniel Murphy Scholarship Fund. prior to the appointment of a special prosecutor.” The Chicago Looking back, Rubinstein credits his time at BU Law with Sun-Times described the conviction of Vanecko as a “stunning” much of his career success. “I had a fantastic legal education. and “remarkable” achievement. The faculty, especially Professors Tracey Maclin and Wendy In September, BU Law recognized Rubinstein’s accomplish- Kaplan, really challenged and mentored me. My experience ments by presenting him with a Silver Shingle Award for Service at BU definitely provided me with the strong foundation upon to the Community during Alumni Weekend 2014. which I launched my legal career.”

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New Associate Deans and Clinical Professor Join BU Law CLINIC HIGHLIGHTS

Associate Dean for Experiential Education Peggy Maisel joins BU BU Law’s IMMIGRANTS’ RIGHTS Law from Florida International University, where she served as a CLINIC and the Center for Immigrants’ professor of law and as the director of the law school's Clinical Rights at Penn State’s Dickinson School Legal Education Program. At BU Law, Dean Maisel oversees more of Law published the Refugee and than 20 clinical and externship programs, in which over 250 Asylee Adjustment Toolkit. students participate annually. She aims to continue to strengthen ties between the School’s experiential education program and its ELENA NOUREDDINE (‘14) received Peggy Maisel traditional academic curriculum. the Law Student Ethics Award from Associate Dean for Student AffairsGeraldine Muir comes to the Association of Corporate Counsel, BU Law from Cooley LLP, where she served as an associate in the Northeast Chapter, for demonstrating firm’s Higher Education Practice group in Washington, DC. In that an early commitment to ethics through role, she advised colleges, universities, and other postsecondary her work in the IMMIGRANTS’ RIGHTS institutions on issues related to programmatic and institutional CLINIC. Noureddine has also received accreditation, federal and state regulatory compliance, and the one of the highly competitive BU Law management of regulatory reviews and adverse actions. Public Service Fellowships. Geraldine Muir Laila Hlass joins BU Law as a clinical associate professor in the Civil Litigation Program, overseeing the Immigrants’ Rights Clinic. Students from the INTERNATIONAL Previously, she was a clinical teaching fellow at Georgetown Uni- HUMAN RIGHTS CLINIC traveled to versity Law Center’s Center for Applied Legal Studies, where she Turkey, Egypt, Lebanon, and Jordan to taught and supervised law students representing asylum-seekers. complete a two-year research proj- She also worked as a staff attorney in the Immigration Clinic at ect focusing on the legal issues and Loyola University College of Law, where she served as the interim problems creating barriers to relief and

Laila Hlass director of the Office of Law Skills and Experiential Learning. n protection for refugees fleeing Syria.

WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS CLINIC stu- dents helped a man, who spent 32 years Annual Law Journal Review Ranks behind bars for a crime that new evidence BU Law Journals Among Top 25 shows was never proven, get a new trial.

In its annual Law Journal Rankings ȖȖ International Law Journal #21 in Students in the HUMAN TRAFFICKING Project, Washington & Lee University international law CLINIC joined with the law firm Wilmer

School of Law ranked all six of BU ȖȖ Journal of Technology & Science Hale and Lutheran Social Services of Law’s student-run journals within the Law #7 in science, technology & New England to publish the first-ever top 25—four within the top 10—of their computing and #9 in intellectual Massachusetts human trafficking guide respective disciplines: property for attorneys.

ȖȖ American Journal of Law & Medicine ȖȖ Public Interest Law Journal #5 in The AFRICA I-PARLIAMENTS CLINIC #2 in health, medicine, psychology civil rights & psychiatry authored legislation for the Zambian Review of Banking & Financial Law #6 ȖȖ parliament to bring greater transpar- ȖȖ Boston University Law Review #22 law in banking ency and justice to the country’s mining review (general) industry. n The website currently ranks journals based on citation data from a 2006– 2013 survey period. n PHOTOS BY MIKE SPENCER, CONOR DOHERTY, CASEY ATKINS CASEY DOHERTY, CONOR SPENCER, MIKE BY PHOTOS

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(Left) Kristen Hughes, Sesi Garimella, and Lauren Stoia (all ’14) represented BU Law during the Region 1 National Moot Court Faculty competition. (Below) Appointments Elizabeth McIntyre and Kristen Dooley and Awards won Best Team at the Sutherland Cup. Associate Professor of Law and Anthropology Khiara M. Bridges was Student Teams named to the 2014 Law- Demonstrate yers of Color “50 Under Excellence in 50” list, which recognizes the nation’s Appellate Advocacy most influential minority law professors 50 years of age or younger. Competitions

Associate Professor of Law BU Law's student advocacy teams Paul R. Gugliuzza won the excelled during the 2013–2014 year, Best Article award for 2014 racking up honors in competitions from from the Federal Courts New Orleans to the United Kingdom, section of the Association tackling complex legal issues from of American Law Schools for his article “The violations of First Amendment rights • Two teams advancing to nationals Federal Circuit as a Federal Court,” pub- to conflicts arising from business (one reaching semi-finals at nationals) lished in the William & Mary Law Review. ­transactions. • Three students named best or among the top 5 oralists Professor of Law Kevin Highlights include: • Three regional finalist teams Outterson was named • Best Team/1st Place Award at the • Semi-finalists at the Oxford Interna- a visiting fellow at the Sutherland Cup Moot Court tional IP Moot Court n Royal Institute of Interna- tional Affairs at Chatham House, London, where during spring ON THE RECORD 2014 he worked on global solutions to antibiotic resistance. BOSTON UNIVERSITY both the Schools of Law in April. The College LAUNCHES JOINT JD/ and Medicine, is meant of Arts & Sciences Oxford University Press MD PROGRAM for students who are raised the second-most honored Professor of This fall marks the launch interested in health care ($47,830) from the Law William “Rusty” of the joint Juris Doctor administration and legis- second-most donors (217) Park with an award in his and Doctor of Medicine lation, medical licensing, and in total, the effort name. The Rusty Park program, making BU the and intellectual property raised $1,098,662.07 from Prize in International Arbitration recog- second New England issues focused on medi- 2,856 donors around the nizes articles of particular excellence university, along with cal research. world. In the competition, published in the Journal of International Yale, to offer the dual BU Law benefited from Dispute Settlement. degree. “We are launch- SCHOOL OF LAW two additional pledges. ing this new degree at a DOMINATES FIRST University Trustee Steve Professor of Law Robert time when the growing ANNUAL GIVING DAY Karp (CAS’63) matched, D. Sloane was named a fields of technology, COMPETITION up to $250,000, the first Scholar-in-Residence by health care manage- In an extraordinary show $1,000 of every donation. Wilmer Cutler Pickering ment, and health law of support, the Boston Additionally, an anony- Hale and Dorr for the need professionals who University School of mous School of Law summer of 2014. He spent six weeks in possess both medical Law community raised alumnus from the Class WilmerHale’s London office, where the and legal expertise,” says the most gifts ($134,152) of 2003 donated $5,000 firm’s renowned international arbitration Dean O’Rourke. The JD/ from the most donors to the Law Fund since practice is based, working on a piece MD in Law and Medicine, (275) during the one-day over 200 Law alumni regarding international adjudication and which requires comple- Boston University Giving gave to the Law Fund

foreign investment. n tion of programs in Day fundraising challenge during the challenge. PHOTOGRAPHY BU AND LAW OF SCHOOL BU BY PHOTOS

18 RECOGNITION BLSA Takes Home Second Consecutive Chapter of the Year Award

For the second year in a row, the Boston University Black Law Students Association has been named the Chapter of the Year, Northeast Region, Medium Size (25–50 members) at NEBLSA’s annual regional convention. As one of the law school’s most active student groups, BU’s BLSA chapter spearheads cultural and social events like the Jazz Soiree and Building Bridges networking event, which promote its key mission to foster a strong community among members and alumni. In addition, BLSA strives to impact the local community through service. The BLSA chapter also was named Top Graduate Group at BU’s University- Jean-Philip Brignol (’15), Yareni Sanchez (’15), Nichole Beiner (’15), and Terrance Lanier (’15) wide student group awards last spring. n accept the Chapter of the Year award at NEBLSA’s regional convention in Albany, NY.

BU LAW GRADS MAK- ates with the talent and in Washington, DC, NEW FUNDAMENTALS LLM ALUMNI AMBAS- ING PARTNER AT A determination to rise the School hosted TRACK FOR AMERI- SADORS PROGRAM STEADY CLIP to the partner level.” the intensive three- CAN LAW STUDENTS LAUNCHES The National Law Jour- The NLJ also ranked BU day Fundamentals of OFFERS BAR-RELATED In Spring 2014, BU Law nal (NLJ) has ranked BU Law 24th among all law Banking Law—originally FOCUS launched the LLM Alumni Law #9 in the nation for schools for the highest developed 18 years ago Recently, BU Law Ambassadors Program, alumni promoted from percentage of 2013 JD by senior ABA Banking introduced a new through which admitted associate to partner graduates hired by the Law committee mem- optional “Fundamentals LLM students are con- at 250 of the largest largest 250 firms. bers to offer lawyers Track” for American Law nected with our global US law firms in 2013. specialized training in LLM students who intend network of graduates. A total of 17 alumni BU LAW OFFERS banking law, given its to take a state bar exam. With representatives in made partner last year, PROFESSIONAL growing complexity. The program provides 28 countries, this group placing BU Law ahead EDUCATION BANKING Additionally, in October, intensive exposure to two connects with students, of UCLA, Stanford, UC- PROGRAMS IN DC BU Law hosted Basics of the most challenging answering questions and Berkeley, and Vander- AND BOSTON of Financial Services bar-related topics—Real sharing stories about bilt. “Our graduates are Boston University Compliance, an intro- Property and Evidence— the BU Law experience. well prepared for the School of Law’s Gradu- duction to compliance and is taught in a Thank you, ambassadors, professional demands ate Program in Banking risk management for condensed format in for your time and support of big law practice,” & Financial Law has regulated banking and the spring semester. of BU Law. says Dean O’Rourke. spearheaded two major financial services orga- Students are expected “Large firms that hire professional educa- nizations, in partnership to take both classes, See the ambassa- our graduates get tion events in the last with The Clearing House though they may enroll dors: www.bu.edu/law/ practice-ready associ- six months. Last May Association. in either individually. llm_ambassadors

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ROBERT D. SLOANE R. Gordon Butler Scholar in Interna- tional Law and Professor of Law Classical Guitarist

BA magna cum laude, Columbia College JD, Yale University Diploma, Hague Academy of International Law

“Teaching law is very much a left-brain activity. And I think of guitar playing as a comple- ment to that. It gives me the opportunity to use the right brain, to engage in music, and to enjoy something that I'm really passionate about.”

ABIGAIL R. MONCRIEFF Associate Professor of Law Figure Skater

BA cum laude, Wellesley College JD with honors, University of Chicago Law School

“I think what I enjoy most about ice skating is how challenging it is. The hardest part is the courage that it takes to try something that you know you're not going to succeed at.”

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KHIARA M. BRIDGES Associate Professor of Law and Anthropology Ballet Dancer

BA summa cum laude, Spelman College JD, Columbia Law School PhD with distinction, Columbia University

“There's a continuity between performing in dance and teaching in front of a class . . . if I've had any success in academia, it's because I have the other part of my life. It just makes me feel that I am a whole person.” PHOTOS BY CASEY ATKINS CASEY BY PHOTOS

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EVENTS COMMENCEMENT 2014

On May 18, the Boston University School of Law community convened at the Agganis Arena for its 141st Commencement exercises. The Honorable Juan R. Torruella (’57), US Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, delivered the Commencement remarks, after which LLM in American Law candidate Zainab Ali and JD candidate Chaloea Williams reflected on the BU Law experience in their student addresses. Following the awards presentation and conferral of degrees, 454 grad- uates celebrated with family and friends at a reception.

“I challenge you to commit to embrac- ing difference, even when it forces you to question your own beliefs. And I encourage you to remain open to growing and learning from your peers—that, collectively, we may become the extraordinary law- yers and leaders we are destined to be.” —Chaloea Williams

24 “We are taking with us today the guidance of the administration, the wisdom given to us by professors, new experiences and innumerable mem- ories to cherish, and, most impor- tantly, friendships that span across the world and transcend all geo- graphical borders and boundaries.” —Zainab Ali

“Looking back in a few years you will find that even if the road has dipped and turned in time, your law degree will be invaluable to having obtained a successful and satisfying professional life. If I have learned one thing from my own career, it is to appreciate the incredible versatility of a law degree.” —The Honorable Juan R. Torruella

View the video and more photos from the 2014 Commencement at:

PHOTOS BY JOHN GILLOOLY JOHN BY PHOTOS www.bu.edu/law/commencement

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PUBLIC INTEREST/PRO BONO NEWS BU Law students are increasingly interested in public service and pro bono work as part of their legal education, while our faculty and alumni consistently demonstrate a commitment to public interest in their professional lives. Here are a few highlights from the past year.

BU Law Students Spend HONORS BU Law to Award New Spring Break Doing Pro In April, the Fellowship to Students to Bono Work in Nine Cities Sixty-two BU Law students White House and Work as Public Defenders participated in the School’s US Department Boston University School spring break pro bono of Health & of Law has agreed to join a service trips to nine cities Human Services select group of law schools across the United States to honored in the Gideon’s Promise Law work on a variety of legal issues, ranging from foreclo- Manjusha P. School Partnership Project sure prevention to disaster Kulkarni (’95) as (LSPP) that will provide full- recovery to language access. a “Champion of time fellowships to students Each group comprised two Change” for her to work in under-resourced to fourteen students, with work educating public defender offices. BU involvement from a BU Law professor, staff member, or Asian Americans Law joins the law schools alumnus. These pro bono and Pacific at Northwestern University, service trips provide students Islanders about University of Chicago, UCLA, with an opportunity to bring the Affordable NYU, and American University their classroom learning into Care Act. in this program being coor- the field and to assist clients with a variety of real-world dinated by Gideon’s Promise, legal issues. a nonprofit organization in Atlanta dedicated to public The organizations where stu- dents volunteered include: defense reform. The LSPP is • AIDS Action Committee funded in part by a $1 million, (Boston) • Bet Tzedek (Los Angeles) three-year grant from the US • Center for Law and Department of Justice’s Bureau Education (Boston) • Death Penalty Litigation of Justice Assistance. The first Clinic (Kansas City) recipient of the fellowship is • Fair Employment Project (Boston) Thomas McCants (‘14). • Massachusetts Association of Conservation Commissions (Boston) BU Law Announces 2014 • Massachusetts Law Reform Public Service Fellows Institute (Boston) • Michigan Legal Services BU Law awards full-time public (Detroit) service fellowships to a select • Mississippi Center for Justice (Biloxi, MS) group of its most recent gradu- • New Jersey Institute for BU LAW CELEBRATES PRO BONO ACCOMPLISHMENTS ates to provide legal assistance Social Justice (Newark) • Orleans Public Defenders In the spring, BU Law hosted the annual Year-End Pro Bono for up to a year to underfunded (New Orleans) Celebration to recognize two alumni and one faculty member for nonprofit organizations and • Pine Tree Legal Services (Portland, ME) their lifelong commitment to pro bono work, as well as the graduat- government agencies nation- • Refugee & Immigration ing 3L and LLM students who completed the most pro bono hours ally and abroad. The Class of Assistance Program of Catholic Charities (Newark) during their Law tenure. Recipients in 2013–2014 were: 2014 Fellows are: • South Texas Pro Bono • Irene Burga, Natural Asylum Representation Project (Harlingen, TX) • Public Service Alumni Award: Avner Shapiro (’94) Resources Defense Council, • Victim Rights Law Center • Pro Bono Alumni Award: Angela Gomes (’05) Santa Monica, CA (Boston) • Volunteer Lawyers Project • Pro Bono Faculty Award: David McHaffey (’95) • Emily Crim, Elder, Health & (Boston) • JD Pro Bono Award: Elizabeth McIntyre (’14) Disability Unit, Greater Boston

• LLM Pro Bono Award: Zhaokun Duan (LLM’14) Legal Services, Boston, MA PHOTOGRAPHY BU AND LAW OF SCHOOL BU BY PHOTOS

26 • Lisa Gilbert, Office of the • Orla Thompson, Office of the General Counsel, New York General Counsel, New York City Transit Authority, New City Transit Authority, New York, NY York, NY

• Anna Gurevich, Office of • Jessica Ziehler, Fifteenth Glenn Lau-Kee (‘74), Michael Fricklas General Counsel, Beth Israel Judicial Circuit, Office of (‘84), Dean Maureen O’Rourke, Betsy Deaconess Medical Center, the State of Florida Public Plevan (‘70) and Seymour James (‘74) Boston, MA Defender, West Palm Beach, FL at a BU Law reception in New York City • Katelyn Kramer, The Volunteer Project of the ALTARESCU Boston Bar Association, FELLOWSHIPS FUND • Gillian Stoddard last 17 years helping children Boston, MA (N. Neal Pike SUMMER WORK FOR FIVE Leatherberry (’15), Center around the world develop and Disability Rights Fellowship) STUDENTS for Reproductive Rights, New refine their reading skills. • Chelsea Lewis, Office of the In 2011, Howard S. Altarescu York, NY General Counsel, New York (’74) pledged $100,000 over • Remi Vespi (’15), Political Last winter, BU Law honored City Transit Authority, New five years to establish the Asylum/Immigration three alumni in New York who York, NY Altarescu Public Interest Representation Project, have gone above and beyond • Dianna Michelle Martinez, Summer Fellowships, which Boston, MA in their public service work: Immigrant Rights Clinic, have helped up to five students • Nicole Wolfman (’15), Betsy Plevan (’70), Seymour BU Civil Litigation Program, per year gain invaluable hands- Roxbury/Dorchester District James, Jr. (’74), and Glenn Boston, MA on legal experience at a variety Court Trial Unit (Public Lau-Kee (’74) have all served or • Elena Noureddine, Political of public interest organizations Defender Division), Roxbury, are serving as presidents of the Asylum/Immigration and agencies. The 2014 recipi- MA New York City or State Bar, and Representation Project, ents and their hosting organiza- have all excelled in promoting Boston, MA tions were: ALUM PUBLIC SERVICE the ideals of public service • Lys Runnerstrom, Twentieth • Samuel Gorski (’16), Legal ACCOLADES through their practices and bar Judicial District Attorney, Advocacy Program at Casa BU Law presented its annual association activities. Boulder, CO Myrna Vazquez, Boston, MA DC Public Service Award to • Lauren Shryne, Consumer • David Griffin (’16), Legal ePals Co-Founder and Director Law Unit, Greater Boston Aid Society of Metropolitan Nina B. Zolt (’76) at a reception Legal Services, Boston, MA Family Services, Chicago, IL in April for her work over the Want to support students working in public interest through STUDENTS EARN PUBLIC INTEREST FELLOWSHIPS a fellowship? Contact Assistant Dean for Aaron Horth (’15) was named Gideon’s Promise Law School Elizabeth Hasse (’14) was Development & Alumni a John J. Curtin, Jr. Fellow and Partnership Project. awarded an Equal Justice Relations Terry McManus a Gideon’s Promise Summer Works Fellowship to fund her at 617-353-8012 or Law Clerk. Through these pres- Lucy Sun (’14) received work at the Tahirih Justice [email protected] tigious programs, he spent the the Massachusetts Attorney Center in Houston, TX. summer working at the Shelby General’s Fellowship, a two- Want student or County Public Defender’s year opportunity that allows Elizabeth McIntyre (’14) was alumni help with Office in Memphis, TN. entry-level attorneys to com- named an Equal Justice Works your pro bono work? plete rotations through three Fellow, in Greater Boston Contact the Career Thomas McCants (’14) of the agency’s five bureaus: Legal Services’ Cambridge- Development Office was chosen as BU Law’s Executive; Business and Somerville office, where she to be matched with Gideon’s Promise Fellow. He Labor; Criminal; Government; will protect the educational others interested in was placed at the Augusta and Public Protection and and health care rights of poor your project. Email Public Defender’s Law Office Advocacy. children in Boston Public [email protected] in Augusta, GA, as part of the Schools.

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GETTING TO KNOW THE CLASS OF 2017

JD CLASS OF 2017 STATS

Average age Number of Students of Color Applicants TOP FEEDER SCHOOLS: 36% BOSTON UNIVERSITY OF have 3+ years of work 36% UNIVERSITY MASSACHUSETTS— experience. 4233 AMHERST UNIVERSITY OF Number of MICHIGAN— BRANDEIS ANN ARBOR Women Matriculants UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY OF 24 UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA— LOS ANGELES LANGUAGES NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY NEW YORK 33 SPOKEN: AT earned an advanced UNIVERSITY LEAST 26 51% 208 TUFTS UNIVERSITY degree in another field. LLM PROGRAM STATS

• AMERICAN LAW • LLM IN BANKING AND • LEGAL ENGLISH CERTIFICATE PROGRAM FINANCIAL LAW PROGRAM 108 total enrollments 65 total students 29 students 30 countries represented 23 countries represented 8 countries represented

• LLM IN INTELLECTUAL • RESIDENTIAL GRADUATE • EXECUTIVE LLM PROPERTY TAX PROGRAM 37 students 2 total enrollments 59 total students 20 countries represented (including 2 countries represented 13 countries represented alumni, 30 countries) PHOTOS BY LLEWELLYN TIM

28 AWARDS AND HONORS BU Law honors 2014 Silver Shingle award winners

As part of the festivities of Alumni Weekend (Irving Picard ’66), Distinguished Service to presented annually to an outstanding BU Law 2014, BU Law held its annual Silver Shingle the School (Christine Marx), Distinguished administrative staff member, was given to Awards gala at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel Service to the Community (Daniel Rubinstein Linda Skinner. n on Saturday, September 20. Four awards, ’95), and the Young Lawyer’s Chair (Lt. which recognize outstanding alumni, faculty, Commander Jacob Romelhardt ’05). A and friends of the law school, were given: separate honor, the Gerard H. Cohen Award To see bios of the winners visit Distinguished Service to the Profession for Distinguished Service to the School, www.bu.edu/law/silvershingle

Silver Shingle 2014 winners: (left to right) Christine Marx, Daniel Rubinstein, Lt. Commander Jacob Romelhardt, Linda Skinner, and Irving Picard, with Dean Maureen O’Rourke PHOTO BY JOHN GILLOOLY JOHN BY PHOTO

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ALUMNI WEEKEND 2014

Following the dedication of the Sumner M. Redstone Building on Friday, Sep- tember 19, BU Law alumni celebrated their homecom- ing at several festive events throughout Alumni Weekend 2014. A special Golden Circle Dinner honored graduates of the Class of 1964 and earlier, while members of classes ending in ’4 and ’9 reconnected during their respective milestone-reunion parties. The weekend culmi- nated in the annual gala din- To see more photos ner and Silver Shingle Awards from Alumni Reunion Weekend 2014, visit presentation, held Saturday night at the Mandarin Orien- www.bu.edu/law/ tal Boston in the Back Bay. n Benedict Fitzgerald (’39), Paula Butler, and Robert Butler (’55) reunion

30 Members of the Class of 2009 celebrating their 5-year Reunion.

Kenneth Ingber (’79) celebrated his 35th Reunion with his wife Selma Ingber (SSW’78).

(Above) Law school ­students joined in the celebration of the Redstone ­Building ­Dedication. (Left) Alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends gathered in the Robert T. Butler Atrium to ­celebrate the dedication of the ­Redstone Building. PHOTOS BY JOHN GILLOOLY JOHN BY PHOTOS

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Kenneth P. Morrison (‘83) Partner, Kirkland & Ellis LLP, Chicago

fter graduating from Yale University, Ken Morrison (’83) did not want to He has given generously practice law. As a young economic consultant, he envisioned a future toward BU Law’s Campaign, in in investment banking or consulting—not the law—while helping terms of both time and financial Cravath, Swaine & Moore prepare the testimony of economists for support, serving on the Dean’s US v. IBM. Even when he dual-enrolled at BU Law and MIT’s Sloan Advisory Board and giving at ASchool of Management, he had “low expectations for law school.” the President’s Circle level in Morrison now laughs at that notion, saying he has “never looked back” since support of the Building Fund. As accepting his first legal position after law school. Two years later, he was recruited someone who prides himself on by classmate Kevin Van Wart (’82) to Kirkland & Ellis’s Chicago office, where he has never having taken the elevators practiced law ever since. during his time in the law tower, Morrison says he is thrilled to be Today Morrison is partner in group; Stephen Sepinuck Troop 5 in Wilmette, Illinois, a part of the transformation of charge of Kirkland’s top-ranking (’84), professor and associ- for 10 years before joining the law school campus. Asset Finance & Securitization ate dean of administration at the board of directors of the Morrison serves as the Practice group. Over the last Gonzaga University School of Northeast Illinois Council of University’s chairman for the 30 years, he has established Law, edited Morrison’s note the Boy Scouts of America. “I Midwest Region, and last one of the top securitization in the American Journal of have found it really energiz- year, he was elected to the practices in the United States. Law & Medicine; and Robert ing because you’re working University’s Board of Over- He has represented hundreds Khuzami (’83), former director with youth and instilling seers, where he has enjoyed of originators, underwriters, of enforcement for the US values in them and helping helping advance the strategic conduit sponsors, services, and Securities and Exchange Com- them to grow up,” he says. “I vision of the institution—a real other parties in transactions mission and current partner in feel the same way about law change from the day-to-day involving auto, real estate, and Kirkland’s Government & Inter- students—I really enjoy provid- practice of law, he says. It’s other specialty asset classes. nal Investigations Practice, ing guidance and helping been particularly rewarding, And he has been active in was the editor-in-chief of AJLM graduates who can represent given that his son, Thomas, an asset-backed securities reform during their 3L year. clients zealously.” Both of his economics major and member matters, taking leading roles in Morrison says that he enjoys sons, John and Thomas, are of the men’s varsity crew team, drafting a number of comment the intellectual challenge that also Eagle Scouts. graduated from the College of letters regarding the Dodd- comes along with practic- Morrison and his wife, Susan, Arts & Sciences in May. Frank Act, waterfall computer ing in such a rapidly evolving have been invaluable resources “I think it is important to programs, auto sector disclo- area. Every day he is required to Boston University and the give back, and this is a place sure, and other matters. to apply the critical reasoning School of Law in recent years. where I know I can make a real When Morrison was a stu- and analysis that first attracted Last semester, for example, difference,” says Morrison of dent at BU Law, the practice him to the law during his days he was on campus to guest his reinvigorated dedication area of securitization did not at BU. And now, in light of his lecture in a secured transac- to BU and the School of Law. exist. But three of his class- professional success, Morrison tions class, have lunch with “Am I surprised at how much mates, he notes, are now feels driven to give back, par- students, and offer individual support the law school has leading the field: Dan Mette ticularly in ways that impact counseling to a number of received in recent years? I’m (’82), a securitization lawyer education. students—one of whom ended not sure—but it certainly is at FisherBroyles in New York, An Eagle Scout, Morrison up landing a job with Kirkland terrific, and it’s really exciting was in Morrison’s 1L study served as scoutmaster of after heeding his advice. to be a part of it all.” PHOTO BY TORI SOPER TORI BY PHOTO

32 Introducing Terry McManus, Assistant Dean for Development & Alumni Relations email: [email protected] phone: 617-353-8012

Terry McManus joined BU Law including leadership roles as its new assistant dean for at Arizona State University’s development & alumni rela- Sandra Day O’Connor College tions in May 2014. In this role, of Law and the United Way of he leads the School’s seven- Allegheny County in Pittsburgh, person Development & Alumni Pennsylvania. Most recently, Relations Office and works he served as vice president of closely with Dean O’Rourke, BU strategic initiatives at the TGen Senior Associate Vice President Foundation of the Translational of Development Karen Engel- Genomics Research Institute, bourg, and the Dean’s Advisory a nonprofit medical research Board to identify and cultivate organization in Phoenix, prospective donors, secure Arizona. major gifts for the School of Terry has an MBA from the Law, and work toward achiev- University of Arizona, a master’s ing the $80 million fundraising degree in nonprofit studies goal of the Building on Excel- from Arizona State University, lence Campaign. and a bachelor’s degree in Terry brings over a decade political science from the Uni- of fundraising experience, versity of Pittsburgh.

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The Boston University School of Law Dean’s Advisory Board provides guidance and resources important to the continued success of BU Law and its alumni. Members are alumni or friends who have distinguished themselves in their careers, legal or otherwise, and have demonstrated a commitment to BU Law through their overall involvement and financial support. These indi- viduals possess the resources, knowledge, and professional or personal networks to help the School continually reach new heights of success.

Philip S. Beck, Esq. Partner Lisa G. Beckerman, Esq. Bartlit Beck Herman Edward W. Brooke Partner Palenchar & Scott LLP US Senator, Massachusetts (ret.) Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld LLP

Robert T. Butler, Esq. Gerard H. Cohen, Esq. Ellen J. Flannery, Esq. Chairman CEO, President and Treasurer Partner Subaru Distributors Corp. Western Carriers, Inc. Covington & Burling LLP

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34 William H. Kleh, Esq. Peter S. Linden, Esq. Peter McCausland, Esq. General Counsel (ret.) Partner Executive Chairman Invesco Ltd. Kirby McInerney LLP Airgas, Inc.

Kenneth P. Morrison, Esq. Linda S. Peterson, Esq. Partner Associate General Counsel Hugh (Rick) McCombs, Esq. Kirkland & Ellis LLP Occidental Petroleum Corp.

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John J. Reagan joined One Global Media- Harvey M. Kaplan announced the closing JURIS DOCTOR (JD) PROGRAM tion LLC and assumed leadership of its of his firm, Kaplan, Friedman & Associ- 1956 Entertainment and Media sector. ates LLP, as of December 31, 2013. has been selected by the Chris F. Gillotti Glenn Lau-Kee recently took office as Pennsylvania Bar Association (PBA) 1970 the president of the New York State Board of Governors as the recipient of Lawrence T. Graham retired from his Bar Association. BU Law honored him the PBA’s 2013 Special Achievement position as president of the National in the winter for his service. Award, and was chosen to be included Confectioners Association. in the 2013 edition of The Best Lawyers James Purcell joined Mediation.com to in America. Betsy B. Plevan was honored by Boston offer mediation services with a focus University School of Law for her ser- on health care law. vice as president of the New York City P. Benjamin Zuckerman joined Berger 1965 Bar Association. Stephen H. Biller was named in the Singerman as a partner and member 2013 edition of The Best Lawyers in of the Dispute Resolution Team in the America list of outstanding attorneys. 1971 firm’s Boca Raton office. Paul H. Rothschild of Bacon Wilson Demitrios M. Moschos has been honored PC has been named a New England 1975 with the 2013 Cushing-Gavin Labor- “Super Lawyer” in Boston magazine. Richard Collier received the St. Thomas Management Counsel Award. He is a 10-time recipient of the “Super More Award, presented to a Catholic Lawyer” distinction. attorney or judge who exemplifies a 1966 commitment to moral conscience and , of Bacon Wilson PC, was Paul R. Salvage 1972 an intense concern for others in the named a New England “Super Lawyer” Bruce J. Berman published a 2014 edi- pursuit of justice. in Boston magazine. He is a 10-time tion of his book, Berman’s Florida , a veteran employment recipient of the “Super Lawyer” dis- Civil Procedure (Thomson West). Philip J. Moss tinction and was chosen as one of The law attorney, has retired from Fisher & Best Lawyers in America for 10+ years Joseph Carleton was admitted to the Phillips as of December 31, 2013. As of for bankruptcy and creditor-debtor prestigious College of Community January 1, 2014, he has commenced rights law. Association Leaders. practice as an arbitrator and mediator of labor and employment disputes.

1967 1973 Howard Weisman has joined Baker & Ralph A. Barbagallo recently served as Paul Braverman was appointed to the McKenzie’s Compliance practice as president of the Rockingham County Board of Managers at Leerink Swann counsel. Bar Association. Holdings LLC.

Lee Eliot Berk received an honorary 1976 degree from Brown University, his 1974 Charles L. Babcock has been recognized undergraduate alma mater. Leighton Chong released his first book, as a top lawyer by Chambers USA: Song of Planet Earth, which was America’s Leading Lawyers for Busi- inspired by a two-month trip around ness. He was also selected as a 2013 1969 the world. “Super Lawyer” in Texas. Tom Cox joined National Consumer Law Center as of counsel in foreclosure Seymour W. James, Jr. was honored by Virginia D. Benjamin has received the defense work. Boston University School of Law for his 2014 ORT America Jurisprudence service as president of the New York Award from the Northeast Ohio Region State Bar Association. of ORT America.

Class notes reflect submissions received between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014. If you would like to submit an update for The Record, please email [email protected]. 36 Honorable Cheryl E. Chambers was rec- 1979 Department, by New York Governor ognized by Congresswoman Yvette D. Bruce T. Block has recently been recog- Andrew Cuomo. Clarke as one of five outstanding black nized as a Legal Profession Leader in Barbara L. Mandell joined Rader, Fishman women judges in Brooklyn. Real Estate by Chambers USA. & Grauer as partner. Joel G. Chefitz has been named “Mid- Jonathan P. Feltner was honored as an In- Richard S. Novak has joined Pierce west Litigator of the Year” at the 2014 House Leader 2014 by Massachusetts Atwood as partner. Benchmark Litigation US Awards. Lawyers Weekly. Honorable Barbara L. Raimondi was Stephen Erickson was appointed to the Lois Herzeca, partner at Gibson, Dunn appointed and sworn in as a district Rhode Island State Board of Elections. & Crutcher LLP, co-authored Fashion court judge in Maine. Robert J. Glovsky has recently been Law and Business: Brands and Retail- Neal Wolkoff was appointed chairman appointed to the President’s Advisory ers (Practicing Law Institute 2013). of OTC Markets Group board. Council on Financial Capability for The book covers a variety of legal and Young Americans by President Obama. business issues faced by designers, suppliers, apparel manufacturers, and 1981 Jack Alan Rovner was honored as the retailers in the fashion world. It pro- Lorraine Cherrick has been named one 2014 Lawyer of the Year for health care vides an authoritative overview of fash- of St. Louis’s Most Influential Business law in Chicago by Best Lawyers. He ion industry considerations, including Women by the St. Louis Business is the firm principal of The Health Law the application of patent, trademark, Journal. Consultancy, which was ranked Chi- and copyright law; contractual rela- cago Metropolitan Tier 1 and National tionships and regulatory issues; legal Carl N. Weiner, an attorney with Ham- Tier 2 for health law by the Best Law- issues in leasing and licensing stores; burg, Rubin, Mullin, Maxwell & Lupin yers 2014 “Best Law Firms” survey. and labor and employment issues PC, recently addressed the Montgom- ery County Zoning Officers’ Associa- , co-founder and director of related to the fashion industry. Nina B. Zolt tion Seminar on the topic of zoning ePals, was awarded Boston University Michael C. Loulakis was honored with law. He also presented a seminar School of Law’s DC Public Service Design-Build Institute of America’s entitled “Understanding Land Develop- Award 2014. Lifetime Achievement Award. ment, Condominiums & Planned Unit Paula K. Stein was appointed executive Developments” at the Pennsylvania 1977 director of the Bachmann-Strauss Dys- Land Title Institute. James Hochman has been named part- tonia and Parkinson Foundation. ner at Arnstein & Lehr LLP. 1982 Steven D. Huff was recognized as a 1980 Gary M. Feldman has been recognized Legal Profession Leader in Labor and Jason R. Baron has been awarded the as a Legal Profession Leader in Labor Employment: Employee Benefits & 2014 Justice Tom C. Clark Award for and Employment Litigation by Cham- Compensation by Chambers USA. Outstanding Government Lawyer, given bers USA. by the DC Chapter of the Federal Bar Paul L. Feldman has been recognized as 1978 Association for outstanding accom- a Legal Profession Leader in General Stephen Alpert joined Stradley Ronon’s plishments of career-service lawyers Commercial Litigation by Chambers New York office as counsel. employed by the United States govern- USA. ment in the District of Columbia. Jan Levine received the Thomas F. Ira L. Herman was listed in New York Blackwell Memorial Award for out- Kevin Corbett joined Safarian Choi Bols- Super Lawyers and Rising Stars 2013. standing achievement in legal writing. tad’s Los Angeles office as a partner in the firm’s real estate practice group. The award is presented by the Associa- 1983 tion of Legal Writing Directors and the Jeffry A. Davis was named “Lawyer of David E. Kelley—along with Jay Leno, Legal Writing Institute. the Year” in San Diego Bankruptcy and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, News Corps founder Robert A. Sherman has been appointed Creditor Debtor Rights/Insolvency and Rupert Murdoch, network executive US Ambassador to Portugal by Presi- Reorganization Law by Best Lawyers. Brandon Stoddard, and sound pio- neer Ray Dolby (posthumously)—was dent Obama. Honorable Barbara Kapnick was inducted into the Television Academy Janet Shirley was named a 2014 “Super appointed to the Appellate Division Hall of Fame in March 2014. Lawyer” in Georgia. of the New York Supreme Court, First

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Karen J. Kepler joined Murtha Cullina LLP Gary Birnberg was named to Brazilian Practice group in Portland, Maine, as as partner. and French-American Commercial shareholder. Dispute Resolution Panels. Robert Khuzami joined Kirkland & Ellis Beverly Hjorth joined the McLane as a partner in the global Government, Nancy A. Daly has been elected to Law Firm’s intellectual property Regulatory and Internal Investigations Brookline’s Board of Selectmen. ­department. Practice. Thomas J. Dufour received the 2014 Karen Lee Ling was named senior vice Laura Peabody was appointed senior Anthony V. DeMayo Pro Bono Award president and chief human resources vice president of legal affairs and chief from the Connecticut Bar Association. officer at Forest Laboratories Inc. legal officer at North Shore-LIJ Health F. Theresa (Teri) Hart recently accepted a Shari Odenheimer joined Chamberlain, System. new position as director of Health Care Hrdlicka, White, Williams, & Aughtry as Philip Schiff was named CEO of the Tech and Compliance at Planned Parent- a shareholder. Council of Maryland. hood of Hawaii and will be based in Thomas Schulte was confirmed as a Honolulu. She will continue to maintain Deborah Schwartz released a new novel, board of finance member by the New a health care management consulting Woman on Top (Laudan Press, 2013). Canaan Town Council. practice in the San Francisco Bay Area. Sari Ann Strasburg is excited to Veronica Serrato has been appointed Samuel Hoar, Jr. has been appointed to announce the 10-year anniversary of executive director of the Greater Bos- serve on the Vermont Superior Court Strasburg Law PLLC, a recipient of the ton Citizenship Initiative. She was also by Governor Peter Shumlin. 2013 NH Excellence Award from the named one of Massachusetts Lawyers Small Business Institute for Excellence Stephanie S. Lovell was honored as an In- Weekly’s “Top Women of Law.” in Commerce. Strasburg was previ- House Leader 2014 by Massachusetts Joe Ternullo was appointed president ously honored with the 2007 NH Busi- Lawyers Weekly. of the US subsidiary of Kinmatix, ness Excellence Award for Excellence DeviceSpace. in Law. She has received Martindale- 1986 Hubbell’s AV Preeminent Rating, its Nicola Tsongas was honored at the Bos- David B. Gelfarb has been re-elected highest professional distinction. ton Chamber of Commerce Pinnacle to a second term on the Westchester Awards luncheon with the Achieve- Susan Yashar was appointed as the DTTL County Legislature as chairman of the ment in Government Award. general counsel for Deloitte. Public Safety Committee.

Donna Rabinowitz joined Hudson 1989 1984 Abstract Services Professional in New Chris A. Draper joined the Litigation Charles W. Calkins of Kilpatrick City, NY, as a title agent. department of Greenspoon Marder in Townsend & Stockton has been named the West Palm Beach office. to the Triad Business Journal’s listing 1987 of the 2013 “Most Influential” leaders. David Goldberg joined Katten Munchin Neil B. Oberfeld was named board chair Rosenman LLP as a partner. Michael B. Kaplowitz has been re-elected of the Anti-Defamation League’s Moun- to the Westchester County Legislature. tain States Region. Andrew J. Melnick was named chief He was also elected chairman of the litigation counsel at RCS Capital Steven Peck joined Proskauer Rose as a Board of Legislators. Corporation (RCAP), where he will partner in the firm’s Corporate depart- lead litigation management functions Kenneth F. McGunagle was re-elected ment and Private Equity and Mergers & across the RCAP platform and support as the chairperson of the ALS Associa- Acquisitions groups. litigation and merger and acquisition tion’s National Board of Representatives. David Scott Sloan was named chairman efforts throughout the RCAP family of of the board of trustees of the Boston companies. 1985 Conservatory. Steven D. Pohl, a partner at Brown Alden J. Bianchi was named to the 2013 Rudnick LLP, has been honored by the Staffing 100, a list of the top 100 most 1988 US Bankruptcy Court with its first pro influential individuals in the staffing Patricia French joined Bernstein Shur’s bono recognition award for Eastern industry. Energy and Environmental Law Massachusetts.

Class notes reflect submissions received between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014. If you would like to submit an update for The Record, please email [email protected]. 38 1990 1994 1996 Deane B. Brown has been included in the Kelly Bates was recognized by BU Law Trishka W. Cecil was named Princeton “Top 100 Lawyers in Illinois” list for the with the 2013 Victor J. Garo Public municipal attorney. second consecutive year. She has also Service Award. Melissa Langa, an adjunct professor in been included in the “Top 50 Women Brent Britton has been named managing BU Law’s Graduate Tax Program, was Lawyers in Illinois” for the fifth con- partner in the new Tampa office of named the 2014 Estate Planner of the secutive year in Illinois Super Lawyers De La Peña & Holiday LLP. Year by the Boston Estate Planning Magazine. Council. She was also named one of Michael Flaherty was honored by the Brian L. Gaudet was distinguished as a Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly’s “Top American Diabetes Association as a Legal Profession Leader in Taxation by Women of Law.” “Father of the Year.” The award rec- Chambers USA 2014. ognizes men who have made family a J. Frank Vespa-Papaleo has recently been Eric Gouvin was named dean of Western priority, while balancing a demanding named the principal deputy director of New England University School of Law. career and community involvement. fair lending at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Lee Andrew Lazarus has recently been Avner Shapiro received the BU Law 2014 named chief operating officer of Public Service Alumni Award. Grandparents.com, Inc. 1997 Karen Milne Wells has recently been Michael E. Harrington will be climbing Charles W. Normand joined Hinckley appointed director of the Investiga- Mt. Kilimanjaro to fulfill a promise to Allen as a partner in the firm’s Health tions and Enforcement Bureau of the his son, Thomas, who was diagnosed Care practice. Massachusetts Gaming Commission. with brain cancer in 2012 and survived Sabita Singh was named one of the “5 brain surgery. Michael will be taking Most Renowned US-Indian Attorneys” 1995 Thomas, his surgeon, and a few friends by Silicon India News. David Brodsky was named a “Five Star” with him on the climb. He intends to wealth manager by Boston magazine. use the climb to raise brain tumor awareness, as well as funds for brain 1991 Derek Cohen joined Goodwin Procter’s tumor researchers. Lizette M. Peréz-Deisboeck was honored New York office as a partner in the as an In-House Leader 2014 by Mas- Securities Litigation & White Collar Edward M. Montes was named chief sachusetts Lawyers Weekly. Defense group. revenue officer of DataXu.

Marc E. Kenny was appointed partner Marisa Pizzi was named one of Mas- 1992 at Nixon Peabody LLP in the Private sachusetts Lawyers Weekly’s “Top Aaron Afilalo joined Peerform as general Equity & Investment Funds practice. Women of Law.” counsel. Robert Kim was named partner at Janet M. Torres joined the Lincoln ­Cadwalader. Center for the Performing Arts as the 1993 director of government and commu- Manjusha P. Kulkarni has received a Lincoln Bandlow has been named by The nity engagement. Hollywood Reporter as a 2014 “Top Champion of Change award from 100 Power Lawyer.” the White House and Department of Health & Human Services for her work 1998 Simon J. Miller has recently joined Blank in providing education and outreach Grace Garcia was named one of Mas- Rome LLP as partner in their corporate on the Affordable Care Act, as well as sachusetts Lawyers Weekly’s “Top litigation group. enrollment assistance in California’s Women of Law.” health benefit exchange to help ensure Catherine S. Stempien was recently pro- M. Brad Lawrence has been named part- access to quality health care services moted to vice president of corporate ner at Cantor Colburn LLP. development at Duke Energy Corp. for Southern California’s South Asian community. Erica E. McGregor has been recognized Brian Stolar was appointed village attor- in 2014 as one of The Best Lawyers in David McHaffey received the BU Law ney for Woodsburgh, New York. America in Trusts and Estates law. 2014 Pro Bono Faculty Award. Kimberly Nuzum was honored as an In- Salle Yoo has been appointed general House Leader 2014 by Massachusetts counsel of Uber. Lawyers Weekly.

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Larry J. Samuelson is the general counsel Mika Mayer was named “Patent Pros- 2005 of Cvent Inc., which was recognized ecution Attorney of the Year: Medical Colin Van Dyke has been selected to as the top Washington In-House Legal Devices” at the LMG Life Sciences participate in Boston’s Future Leaders Department for “Big Deals” by the Awards. Program. National Law Journal. Rebecca Lee Fordon joined Brown Rud- Ranan Z. Well joined Stradley Ronon 2003 nick LLP as partner. Stevens & Young LLP as partner. Keeley Aleman was honored as an In- House Leader 2014 by Massachusetts Angela Gomes received the BU Law 2014 Lawyers Weekly. Pro Bono Alumni Award. 1999 Beth E. Bookwalter was named special Joel S. Barras has been promoted to counsel at WilmerHale. partner at Reed Smith LLP. 2006 Scott Pezza joined Blue Hill Research as Seth M. Kean was promoted to partner John Littizi was appointed vice presi- a principal analyst. at Reed Smith LLP. dent and senior counsel at W.R. Berkley. Melissa Rones was named partner at Christina M. Sperry joined Mintz Levin’s Ropes & Gray. patent and trademark practice. Sa’adiya Masoud received BU Law’s Young Lawyer’s Chair. The award Vistor Semah was named a shareholder at Greenberg Traurig’s Miami office. 2000 recognizes alumni whose performance and commitment, in 10 years or less Justin B. Rand became a partner at since graduation, reflect great credit McDermott Will & Emery LLP. 2007 on the School of Law. Tonya Drake, a principal at Fish & Rich- ardson, has been selected as a 2013 Anna M. Piazza was named shareholder 2001 “40 Under 40” honoree by the Boston at Anderson Kill. Jesse Goldfine was elected to the board Business Journal. of the Stowe Land Trust in Vermont. John Quick was elected secretary of the joined Beazley Breach The trust is dedicated to the conser- 11th Judicial Circuit Historical Society. Paul Nikhinson vation of scenic, recreational, and Response Services as privacy breach productive farm and forestlands for the Sherley Rodriguez was selected to serve response services manager. benefit of the Stowe community. on the 2013–2014 Women’s Leadership Initiative by the Women’s Bar Associa- 2008 Doralba Lassalle joined Morelli, Gerrard tion of Massachusetts. & Lassalle LLP as a partner. Adam Paltrowitz joined the Law Offices of Barbara J. Strauss. Peyton Worley was elected partner at 2004 Cooley LLP in Palo Alto, CA. Laura Flores was elected partner at 2009 Bingham McCutchen LLP. Robert G. Young joined Bowditch & Eric P. Carnevale joined Lando & Anastasi Dewey as counsel in the firm’s Labor, Barbara Lauriat has been appointed an LLP as an associate. Employment and Higher Education Academic Fellow of the Inner Temple, Carrie C. Turner was awarded a 2014 practice group. one of the four Inns of Court in Lon- Distinguished Legal Writing Award pre- don. She has also been appointed sented by The Burton Awards in asso- a Research Fellow at the Oxford IP 2002 ciation with the Library of Congress. Research Centre for a five-year term. Melissa Davis of McDermott Will & Emery Katherine E. Ward has been selected was named one of Massachusetts Law- Michael Manson was named partner at as an honoree for the “Excellence in yers Weekly’s “Top Women of Law.” Bennett and Belfort. Pro Bono” award by Massachusetts David Edge opened the Law Office of E. Mark H. M. Sosnowsky became a partner Lawyers Weekly and the Massachusetts David Edge in Norwell, Massachusetts. at Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP. Bar Association. She was also named to the Boston Bar Association’s Public Stacy Malone was named one of Mas- Russell J. Stein joined the tax group at Interest Leadership Program. sachusetts Lawyers Weekly’s “Top Sheehan Phinney Bass + Green PA. Women of Law,” and inducted into the Circle of Excellence, which recognizes two-time Top-Women honorees.

Class notes reflect submissions received between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014. If you would like to submit an update for The Record, please email [email protected]. 40 2010 International Law Journal, January 1999 Hannah Hinton was named assistant 2012), was cited in the February 8, Antonio Rocha Mendes is currently work- commissioner of the Mountain East 2014 edition of The Economist. ing for Campos Ferreira Sá Carneiro & Athletic Conference. Cordaro Rodriguez and his band, Sons of Associados in Lisbon, Portugal. Heather M. Hiznay is an associate at the Serendip, have competed successfully New York office of Phillips Lytle LLP. on America’s Got Talent. Rodriguez 2000 plays piano and guitar for the group, a Matthias Orthwei became a lecturer Arya Shekar accepted the Business gospel/classical/neo-soul/R&B fusion in IT and data protection law at the Leader in Human Rights Award, quartet. presented by the Political Asylum/ University of Rosenheim, School of Immigration Representation Project, Computer Science and Business Infor- on behalf of Dimagi, Inc. 2013 mation Systems in April 2014. Matthew Bailey, Shaun Donnelly, and Caitlin Gemmill were named assistant district 2001 2011 attorneys by the Middlesex District Gabriela Roitburd Brandt de Carvalho Shayda Zaerpoor Le joined Barran Attorney’s Office. published her first article (of a series Liebman to advise clients on a wide Josh Fairchild joined Cassidy Turley’s of three) about compliance in Brazil range of employment law issues and Boston office as manager. in the online edition of ACC Docket in focus on counseling higher education September 2013; she began working institutions with respect to faculty, stu- joined the corporate Nathan A. Hertzog at Mattel in October. dents, and staff, as well as Title IX and department of Miller & Martin PLLC in FERPA issues. Shayda is active with the firm’s Chattanooga office. Irina Brodskaia is now an in-house immi- the Multnomah Bar Association Young gration attorney at NetCracker. James H. Richard joined Fish & Richard- Lawyers Section, serving as the 2014- son’s patent group. Adrien Delecluse is now principal at 15 chair for the New Lawyer Academy, ASD-CONSULTING LLC. and was honored with the MBA’s 2014 Marylana Saadeh joined Verrill Dana as Award of Merit for her work coordinat- an associate in the Health Care group. Hubert Eisenack passed the German ing the Wills for Heroes project. She tax advisor exam and is now working Brett Weldron joined Gross McGinley in is licensed to practice in Oregon and with KPMG/Financial Services Tax in its litigation and employment groups. Massachusetts. Munich, specializing in taxation of real Emily Westfall has joined Segal McCam- estate investment transactions and Deborah-Beth Medows was named a bridge Singer and Mahoney Ltd as structured finance. chairperson for the Jewish Federa- an associate in the firm’s Chicago tion of Northeastern New York’s Joint office. She focuses her practice on the Society Event. She is a board member 2002 defense of toxic tort claims. of Bet Shraga Hebrew Academy and Nina Andersson-Willard became assis- serves on the Bronfman Youth Fellow- tant general counsel at Avid Technol- ships Alumni Advisory Board. 2014 ogy in June of 2014. Joel Dodge writes about politics, law, Ryan Murphy co-authored the award- Leila Hubeaut is now a partner at Her- and domestic policy for The Week and winning children’s book What the bert Smith in Paris, France, specializing for his blog. Sleepy Animals Do at the Audubon Zoo in energy and infrastructure. (Sleepy Animals LLC, 2013). Ivana Nikolic currently works as senior LLM IN AMERICAN LAW PROGRAM legal counsel to SIX Management AG in Zurich, Switzerland. 2012 1998 Nana Annan was named chief operating Christine Tretzmueller-Szauer is now Evguenia Otchkovskaia is working for officer at The Boys’ Club of New York. working for Deutsche Bank in London Renova Management in New York, Darian M. Butcher has recently been as part of the global corporate gover- where she is deputy general counsel, appointed to Gay & Lesbian Advocates nance team. responsible for international disputes and Defenders’ board of directors. and strategic projects. Last year, she won a nine-digit arbitration award in a ’s note, “Scales of Justice: Julia Mirabella LCIA arbitration concerning a share- Assessing Italian Criminal Procedure holder dispute. through the Amanda Knox Trial” (BU

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Toshihiro Ueda became general counsel 2008 Marsh Chapel. They are getting mar- of Asahi Glass Co. (AGC) in June 2014. Mayalen Lacabarats is now legal counsel ried in October 2014. in the contracts department at Servier Isabel Triana is now an associate at 2003 Monde in Paris, France. Greenberg Traurig in Washington, DC. Luis Emilio Denuble Sanchez is currently Sara Mahboob started a short teaching working at Melchionna & Gandolfo LLP and research assignment as a Human 2011 in New York City. Rights and Social Justice Fellow at Runhua Guo (Grace) is working with Luca C. Melchionna was appointed the the Robson Hall Faculty of Law at the Hogan Lovells, where her work focuses 2014–2015 vice-chair of the American University of Manitoba, in January of on China IP issues. She joined many Bar Association International Section, 2014. During this assignment, she will of her fellow LLM alumni at the BU Europe Committee. be teaching courses on Human Rights Momentum celebration in Beijing, in Pakistan and Islamic Law. China, in May 2014. Joanna Pecenik is now a senior associate in the private equity/real estate invest- Daniel Ivan Puente is now managing Iskandar Mirzoev is now a consultant at ments practice at Arendt & Medernach counsel at CUPRUM. UNHCR in Moscow, Russia. in Luxembourg, where she advises Vittorio Zattra is now the first TLS legal both domestic and foreign clients on consultant at PwC, in their Verona 2012 the structuring, formation, marketing, office. His main focus is on inter- Yoab Bitran is now working as counsel and management of private equity national business transactions and at LRN Latin America. funds and other alternative vehicles. company law. Dana Hunte is now an attorney at Nor- is now a partner at Gleiss David Quinke folk Probate & Family Court with the Lutz in Dusseldorf, Germany, where 2009 Volunteer Lawyers Project. he focuses on corporate litigation and Cyrine Abdelmoula is now an associate arbitration. at White & Case LLP. Simon Karlin is now working as Rechtsreferendar at DFL Deutsche Yuxiu Fang is now a lawyer with Jean Fussbal Bundesliga GmbH. In June 2004 Chen Law Offices in San Jose, CA. 2014, he was officially admitted to the Artemis Akchoti hosted a solo exhibi- Munich Bar. tion in May 2014, in Cambridge, MA, Meng-Jung Hsieh (Mona) is now an featuring artwork that was inspired by attorney at Innolux Corporation in Jhu- Elham Marzouk passed the New York A King’s Book of Kings. nan Science Park, Taiwan, where she Bar exam and is currently working reviews and negotiates contracts and at a French-American company in resolves controversies with suppliers Paris, France, Starting Dot, where she 2005 or customers. focuses on IP law. Francesco Paolino is now senior legal counsel for Avanade Italy SRL in Milan. Ye Yuan (Stacy) moved from Jones Day Yuiko Matsumura completed the JD to DLA Piper with her team. program at BU Law and spent her 3L year at the National University of 2006 Singapore through the JD/LLM in Asian Byron B. Rooney was elected partner in 2010 Legal Studies dual degree program. Davis and Polk’s corporate department, Lars Leupolt is currently working at Yuiko started as an associate at Hogan practicing in the Capital Markets Noerr LLP in Dresden, Germany. Lovells in Tokyo, Japan, after receiving Group. Rui Luo is now an examiner at the China her JD in May 2014. Paola Sanchez Hernandez is currently Securities Regulatory Commission, in Elias Resinger is currently an associate at practicing as a corporate lawyer at Beijing, China. Rautner Huber, a boutique banking and Creel, Garcia-Cuellar, Aiza y Enriquez Isabelle Prado is now a project leader at finance firm in Vienna, Austria, where in Mexico City. AMPMI. he focuses on finance, corporate, Wen-Chiao Su returned to campus with M&A, and commercial law matters. 2007 her boyfriend, whom she met at BU, Francesca Fulchignoni is now a litigation in October 2013. During this visit, her analyst at Sullivan & Cromwell LLP. boyfriend proposed in front of BU’s

Class notes reflect submissions received between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014. If you would like to submit an update for The Record, please email [email protected]. 42 2013 Maarten Jan Tuurenhout returned to 2011 Maria Camacho is now a full-time profes- Amsterdam and started working at Raghad Alkhudhairi is an attorney at sor at Universidad del Norte in the city Stibbe practicing antitrust law. Al-Osaimi Law Firm. She was able to of Barranquilla, Colombia, and she is establish an International Department expecting her first child, a baby boy, to GRADUATE PROGRAM IN BANKING at the firm in 2012, and since then be named Andrés. & FINANCIAL LAW her group has managed merger and acquisition contracts, bankruptcy, and Xinzi Chen is now working as a law clerk 1993 restructuring of local and international at MT Law LLC. Robin Russell received the Louise B. companies. Raggio Award from the State Bar of Siena Colegrave passed the New York Texas Women in the Law section. Annie Yan is senior legal counsel at and Massachusetts State Bar Exams in DuPont. 2013, and she is currently working at Bingham McCutchen LLP in Boston. 1994 She is also a founder of OpenProfile, David Gershon left Bingham McCutchen 2012 in addition to her associate position at LLP to become a partner at Manatt, Xinyi Wang is a China associate at Paul Bingham. Phelps & Phillips LLP in the San Fran- Hastings. cisco branch’s Financial Services and Andrew Croxford was a lecturer in law at Banking practice. BU Law, teaching Deals in the Execu- 2013 tive LLM in International Business Law Jefferson H. Megargel IIhas not worked Janet Contreras is associate recoupment Program. In summer 2014, Andrew as a solo practitioner since Decem- counsel at Fidelity National Financial. started working at Mirick, O’Connell, ber of 1994. His clients were CIGNA Christian Evans is legal counsel at ACA DeMallie & Lougee LLP in Worcester, Securities Inc. and Painting By Marge Compliance Group. MA. Inc. Write to him at Dumont Center for Rehabilitation & Nursing Care, 676 Kellen McJunkins is an associate attor- Tarik Draidj is now a law clerk in anti- Pelham Road, New Rochelle, NY 10805. ney at the Law Offices of Thomas J. trust and trade at Freshfields Bruck- Henry. haus Deringer. 1997 Jan Ryu Koo is legal counsel at Upromise Georg Gerstberger is now working at Michael Spivey is group general counsel Investments. the law firm Arendt & Medernach in and chief ethics officer at Massmart Luxembourg. Holdings Limited. EXECUTIVE LLM IN INTELLECTUAL Dong Long started working at King & PROPERTY LAW PROGRAM Wood Mallesons in 2014, and she took 2002 2010 the PRC bar exam in summer 2014. Guarav Dani is the owner of IndusLaw. Jennifer S. Yoon is now working as an Bruna Pacheco completed an intern- associate at Sullivan & Cromwell. ship in the New York City office of 2005 Greenberg Traurig before returning to Byron B. Rooney was elected partner GRADUATE TAX PROGRAM her prior position as an associate at at Davis Polk in New York, effective 1968 Demarest e Almeida Advogados in São July 1, 2014. Paulo, Brazil. Gary L. Fialky of Bacon Wilson PC has been named as a New England “Super Gao Qin is currently working at 2009 Lawyer” in Boston magazine. He is a Shanghai United Assets and Equity John Cole is the vice president of Mort- 10-time recipient of this distinction. Exchange. gage Compliance at BBVA Compass. Bhaavya Roy is now an event manager, 1982 host, and coordinator at Political Team 2010 Philip D. Murphy has become certified as New York. Michael Goodman is an associate at an elder law attorney by the National Sherwood Goodman Lumber Corp. Elder Law Foundation, an organization Isabel San Martin Dizabedia has com- accredited by the ABA. pleted an internship at Bird & Bird, and she began working at Hogan Lovells in Madrid, Spain, in September.

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1987 2011 Demetrius C. Newton (’52) David Scott Sloan has been elected Robert C. Guth accepted a job as an David Yarosh (’52) chairman of the Board of Trustees of assistant general counsel for taxation Morris J. Levin (’53) The Boston Conservatory. in the Tennessee Department of Stephen T. Russian (’53) Revenue. Emil C. Secskas (’53) Patricia Moore Sullivan (’53) 1988 2013 Edward F. Choiniere (’54) Eric Gurgold had a chapter published in Annette K. Eaton joined Ruberto, Israel & Robert Harrigan (’54) the book Inside the Minds, titled “Strat- Weiner in Boston as an associate in the Philip Bosinoff (’55) egies for Trust and Estates in Florida.” Trusts & Estates Practice Group. Hon. John William O’Brien (’55) He was also recognized on the 2014 Joseph P. Mulherrin (’56) Florida “Super Lawyers” list. is working as a manager at Eric Kanno Hon. Domenic J. F. Russo (’56) Deloitte Tax LLP in Brazil. David L. Schick has been recognized as Rev. Ashmun N. Brown (’58) one of “America’s Leading Lawyers for Richard Stanley Efron (’58) Business in Health Care” by Cham- 2014 Andrew P. Goldstein (’58) bers USA, and was named to the 2014 Kathryn H. Galbraith (Katie), a senior Daniel Higgins Silver (JD’58, LLM’68) Florida “Super Lawyers” list. associate in the Tax, Benefits & Com- Eugene J. Mulcahy (’59) pensation Department of Edwards Willie L. Williams, Jr. (’59) Wildman Palmer LLP, was recently Philip W. Halloran (’60) 1996 elected to the BBA’s elite group of Robert S. Treisman (’60) Melissa Langa, principal of the Boston Public Interest Leaders for 2014–2015, Frank B. Walker (’61) law firm of Bove & Langa and BU Law or “PILP 11.” Gerald Saxe (’62) adjunct professor, was selected by the Peter B. Robinson (’64) Boston Estate Planning Council (BEPC) Gitta M. Kurlat (’65) as its 2014 Estate Planner of the Year. IN MEMORIAM George W. Gillmor (’67) George Brenneman Barner (’34) Robert J. Doyle (’69) 2005 James Coyne (’39) Norris H. Hoyt, Jr. (’69) John Russell has been named counsel Lt. Robert L. Cram (’40) Catherine M. Abate (’72) at Adler, Pollock & Sheehan PC, where Harold Pearl (’40) William F. Manley (’72) his practice includes corporate and Mildred L. Yasuna (’40) Hon. David B. Sullivan (’73) business law matters, commercial real Bruce Brown (’41) Richard F. Collier, Jr. (’75) estate transactions, land use and zon- Edward J. McCaughey (’41) Alfred Winfield Day (’75) ing issues, mergers and acquisitions, George J. Zavoritis (’41) Kenneth Marshall Gordon (’75) and commercial public finance and Vincent D. Trinker (’43) Bruce G. MacDermid (’75) tax law. Charles G. Hatch, Jr. (’46) Horace E. Watson (’78) Peter G. Ellis (’47) Peter C. Berry (’80) Russell J. Stein joined the Tax Group Pauline A. O’Neil (’47) Kathleen Hickey (’81) at Sheehan Phinney’s Boston Office, Hon. Bernard Cohen (’48) Craig G. Campbell (’82) where his practice will focus on advis- Hon. George Newell Hurd, Jr. (’48) Ruth Tolf Ansell (’88) ing clients on various tax aspects of Harold Kropitzer (’49) Roberto Velez-Colon (’91) transactions, LLC and partnership Joseph Palmieri (’49) Michele Katherine Washburn (’04) formations, and financings, as well as William R. Hopkins (’50) John Joseph Bavlsik (’14) advising clients on nonprofit formation Sumner Allen Marcus (’50) Robert B. Seidman, and operations. Hon. Herbert T. Silsby II (’50) Professor Emeritus of Law Jules S. Tarlow (’50) 2007 Bradlee M. Backman, Jr. (’51) Colleen A. Carson made partner at Everett W. Gray (’51) Baskin Fleece in Clearwater, FL. Peter N. Otis (’51) PHOTO BY CONOR DOHERTY CONOR BY PHOTO Class notes reflect submissions received between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014. If you would like to submit an update for The Record, please email [email protected]. 44 Annual Report of Giving JULY 1, 2013–JUNE 30, 2014

The School of Law reached many milestones this year: the completion of the Sumner M. Redstone Building and beginning of the law tower renovation; contributions to the Law Fund exceeding $1 million; and a big win on the first-ever University-wide Annual Giving Day.

The new Sumner M. Redstone Building GIVING

LETTER FROM THE CAMPAIGN CHAIR

Dear BU Law community,

We recently passed the mid-way point of BU Law’s first comprehensive fundraising cam- paign and already we have a great deal to celebrate. Since the kickoff of our Building on Excellence Campaign in 2010, alumni and friends of the law school have committed more than $51 million toward our overall $80 million goal. Most notably, we are delighted to report we reached and will likely surpass our goal for donations to the Law Building Fund. This extraordinary outpouring of support means BU Law will now have first class facilities to match its historically top-notch faculty and student body. With the dedication of the Sumner M. Redstone Building in 2014, and the reopening of a completely renovated and reinvented law tower in 2015, BU Law is inaugurating a new and exciting era.

This is all thanks to the hard work and generosity of our donors, listed on the following pages. Their support, and yours, is vital to the dean’s mission of making BU Law the best place in the country to be a law student.

With the building projects successfully under way, we now turn our focus to supporting the people and programs that fill those buildings and make BU Law a truly special place. In this next phase of our campaign, we ask your support for the following four priorities:

• Student Scholarships and Financial Aid: $3.2 million raised/$15 million goal We want the very best students to attend BU Law, regardless of financial means. It is also important that our alumni be able to pursue their career aspirations without burdensome debt.

• Professorships and Faculty Support: $3.3 million raised/$10 million goal Endowed professorships help us recruit and retain faculty; we were once again ranked as one of the top law schools for teaching by the Princeton Review. These coveted positions acknowledge excellence and provide funding for scholarly research and pursuits.

• Academic Programming: $1.1 million raised/$8 million goal BU Law has always been a place of innovation and forward-thinking. Donor support allows us to sustain our areas of excellence and important experiential learning opportunities like clinics, externships, and study abroad and to continually respond to the evolving needs of students, alumni, and their employers.

• Law Fund: $5 million raised/$7 million goal The Law Fund provides the vital flexible funding used by Dean O’Rourke to create unique initiatives, leverage unforeseen opportunities, and provide additional financial aid like scholarships and public interest fellowships.

On behalf of Boston University School of Law, I thank all of our generous donors, and encourage everyone to visit the magnificent new Sumner M. Redstone Building. It stands as a testament not only to those who made it possible, but also to the value and fondness so many hold for BU Law.

Regards,

RICHARD C. GODFREY (’79) Senior Litigation Partner, Kirkland & Ellis LLP Trustee, Boston University Chair, BU Law Dean’s Advisory Board Chair, BU Law Building on Excellence Campaign PHOTO BY LISA ABITBOL LISA BY PHOTO *THESE FIGURES REPRESENT TOTAL DOLLARS RAISED AS OF JUNE 30, 2014. FOR UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION ON THE PROGRESS OF THE BUILDING ON EXCELLENCE CAMPAIGN, PLEASE VISIT WWW.BU.EDU/LAW/CAMPAIGN 46 SCHOOL OF LAW BUILDING ON EXCELLENCE CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIP

As part of the Campaign for Boston University: Choose to be Great, the School of Law has launched an $80 million comprehensive fundraising effort. The School’s Building on Excellence Campaign seeks support from generous alumni and friends for five key priorities: building construction & renovation, student scholarships & financial aid, professorships & faculty support, academic programming, and unrestricted support for the Law Fund.

TOTAL CAMPAIGN GIFTS & PLEDGES: $51,349,775 (AS OF JUNE 30, 2014)

$15,000,000 or more $100,000–$249,999 Sumner M. Redstone (Hon.’94) Mary A. Akerson (’79) Howard S. Altarescu (’74) $5,000,000–$9,999,999 James N. Esdaile, Jr. (’70)∞ Richard Cartier Godfrey (’79) Michael D. Fricklas (’84) $1,000,000–$4,999,999 Robert B. Goldfarb (’67) The Estate of Patricia Aronowitz The Estate of A. Vincent Harper (’51) Philip S. Beck (’76) William Landau (’59) ∞ Robert T. Butler (’55) Matthew H. Lynch (’84) and Susan M. Banks (’84) Gerard H. Cohen (’62) Maureen A. O’Rourke & James M. Molloy Patricia & William H. Kleh (’71) The Estate of Rupert D. Morrill (’48) Peter McCausland (’74) Linda S. Peterson (’76) Kenneth P. Morrison (’83) James C. Pizzagalli (’69) The Schell Family Foundation Betsy B. Plevan (’70) Stephen M. Zide (’86) John K. Skrypak (’82) Paul Sugarman (’54) $500,000–$999,999 Jeffrey M. Verdon (’67) Anonymous Howard Xinhua Zhang (’93) The Estate of Edith F. Helman Nathan B. Mandelbaum (’69) $50,000–$99,999 Anonymous $250,000–$499,999 Anonymous Anonymous Susan H. Alexander (’81) & Caroline G. Gammill (’12) Anonymous John P. Barylick (‘77) Lisa G. Beckerman (’89) The Estate of John R. Begley (’52) Edward W. Brooke (’48) Giff Carter (’01) Barry M. Clayton Trust Lansing E. Crane (’70) Leo J. Cushing (’85) Claudia O. (’80) & Leo T. Crowley (’80) Ellen J. Flannery (’78) Esdaile Barrett & Esdaile LLP Robert F. Grondine (’80)∞ Anthony M. Feeherry (’74) Hugh R. McCombs (’73) Kay E. Glasser Trust John R. Robinson (’64) & Widgeon Point Charitable Fund Paul E. Heimberg (’75) & Frederick M. Heimberg (’73) Ryan K. Roth Gallo (’99) The Estate of Joseph F. Holman (’50) Charles Lamar Family Foundation Robert Y. Lider (’77) George Michaels (’48)∞ Samuel S. Perlman (’68) Kanwar M. Singh (’92) John Larkin Thompson (’63)∞ T. Kirkland Ware (’79) Jeffrey D. Woolf (’74)

*INCLUDES ALL GIFTS AND PLEDGES TO THE LAW SCHOOL BETWEEN JULY 1, 2010 AND JUNE 30, 2014 AND ALSO INCLUDES ALL FOUNDING BENEFACTOR COMMITMENTS PRIOR TO THESE DATES. ∞Deceased

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THANK YOU, DONORS!

The School of Law is grateful for the support of alumni, school. Gifts this past year helped the School fund the faculty members, staff, families, and friends who made a construction of the Sumner M. Redstone Building and gift between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014. These gifts renovation of the law tower, support student organiza- help us advance our global reputation as a premier law tions and faculty scholarship, and increase financial aid.

For more information about how you can join our growing list of supporters, please contact us at 617-353-3118 or make a donation online at www.bu.edu/lawgiving. We would love to welcome you to our donor family.

PRESIDENT’S ASSOCIATES: George R. Sprague (LAW’64) $10,000–$24,999 and Lee T. Sprague PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE: Russell J. Stein (GSM’98, Susan H. Alexander (LAW’81) LAW’04, ’05) and James F. Gammill $1M+ David M. Stern Howard S. Altarescu (SMG’70, Philip S. Beck (LAW’76) and Janice Beck and Kathleen S. Stern LAW’74) and Carol B. Altarescu Donald A. Stern $500,000–$999,999 (CGS’69, SED’71) Oscar A. Wasserman (SMG’56; Robert T. Butler (LAW’55) and Paula S. Butler John P. Barylick (LAW’77) and Marie A. Barylick LAW’59, ’62) and Gerard H. Cohen (LAW’62) ■ and Sherryl W. Cohen (GRS’60) Elaine Wasserman (SED’72) Paul L. Bourdeau (LAW’80) Nathan B. Mandelbaum (LAW’69) and Sheree Mandelbaum and Joanne K. Bourdeau Xinhua H. Zhang (LAW’93) ■ (DGE’76, SAR’78) and Jane Yu Edward W. Brooke (LAW’48, ’50) ■ and Anne F. Brooke Stephen M. Zide (LAW’86) ■ $250,000–$499,999 and Janet B. Zide Richard Cartier Godfrey (LAW’79) ■ and Alice B. Godfrey (CAS’74) Giff Carter (CAS’92, LAW’01) and Lesley J. Carter Peter McCausland (LAW’74) ■ and Bonnie F. McCausland Lansing E. Crane (LAW’70) DEAN’S CLUB: and Katherine Crane $100,000–$249,999 $5,000–$9,999 Neil S. Cohen (LAW’92) and Betsy D. Cohen (LAW’90) Stephen V. Dubin (LAW’61) Daniel I. Jacob (LAW’10) and Allyson H. Cohen (LAW’90) and Paula L. Dubin Michael B. Berman (LAW’82) Matthew H. Lynch (LAW’84) and Susan M. Banks (LAW’84) Anthony M. Feeherry (LAW’74) Mark Charness and Gloria Charness and Marion B. Feeherry David Mandelbaum Joel G. Chefitz (CAS’73, LAW’76) The Estate of Robert J. Ferranty and Sharon P. Chefitz Hugh R. McCombs (LAW’73) ■ and Katrina Veerhusen (CAS’71) Richard W. Mark Barbara B. Creed (LAW’69) Paul R. Sugarman (DGE’51, LAW’54) and Susan J. Sugarman and Maura L. Harway and Christopher D. Creed $50,000–$99,999 The Estate of George N. Hurd Michael D. Gayda (LAW’79) and Patricia J. Gayda Anonymous Charles W. Lamar (LAW’75) and Alice S. Lamar Marvin M. Goldstein (LAW’69) and Lisa G. Beckerman (LAW’89) ■ Peter S. Linden (LAW’84) ■ Linda S. Goldstein (SED’68, ’69) Ryan Roth Gallo (LAW’99) ■ and Ernest J. Gallo and Debra R. Weinberger Frederick M. Heimberg (LAW’73) $25,000–$49,999 Karen L. Ling (LAW’88) Paul E. Heimberg (LAW’75) Mary A. Akerson (LAW’79) and Steven A. Cohen William F. Macauley (LAW’69) Richard M. Jones (LAW’98) Michael D. Fricklas (LAW’84) ■ and Donna J. Astion (SAR’82) and Sheila R. Macauley and Robin A. Jones Leo T. Crowley (LAW’80) and Claudia O. Crowley (LAW’80) Stephen Marshak William A. Kamer (LAW’78) and and Kathryn G. Marshak Rebecca L. Crigler (COM’77) Louis A. D’Angio (LAW’51) and Kay D’Angio Kenneth P. Morrison (LAW’83) ■ Martin Lobel (CAS’62, LAW’65) ■ Ellen J. Flannery (LAW’78) and Susan K. Morrison and Geralyn K. Lobel ■ Robert B. Goldfarb (LAW’67) and Francine L. Goldfarb (CAS’67) Irving H. Picard (LAW’66) James F. McHugh (LAW’70) Richard M. Gollin and Sharon M. Picard and Katherine S. McHugh William H. Kleh (LAW’71) and Patricia M. Kleh Betsy B. Plevan (LAW’70) ■ Christi J. Offutt (LAW’96) Dean Maureen A. O’Rourke ■ and James M. Molloy and Kenneth A. Plevan Daniel J. Rea (LAW’74) Linda S. Peterson (LAW’76) ■ and A. G. Wesman John K. Skrypak (LAW’82) and Jeanne M. O’Keefe T. Kirkland Ware (LAW’79) and Linda D. Ware Wayne E. Smith (LAW’86) ■ James C. Pizzagalli (LAW’69) and Patricia J. Smith (LAW’84) ■ and Judith R. Pizzagalli

48 ■ Dean's Advisory Board Member ■ Faculty/Staff Member ∞ Deceased

Jack A. Rovner (LAW’76) Richard E. Mikels (SMG’69, John J. Carroll (LAW’74) Thomas J. Phillips (LAW’87) and Kathryn A. Roe LAW’72) ■ and Deborah G. and Frances W. Lipson and Sharon D. Gillis J. Michael Schell (LAW’76) ■ Mikels (SMG’71) Nancy A. Daly (LAW’85) Gary H. Glaser (LAW’76) and Kathleen O. Schell James J. Moynihan (LAW’95) and and Kevin P. Cavanaugh and Lorraine S. Glaser Zachary H. Smith (LAW’03) ■ Carla M. Moynihan (LAW’95) Michael E. Charness ■ John C. Godfrey (LAW’12) Kevin T. Van Wart (LAW’82) John J. Norton (LAW’59) Ralph Cianflone (LAW’61) Wendy J. Gordon ■ and Ellen G. Van Wart Anastasios Parafestas (LAW’87) Sharon G. Coghlan (LAW’83) Anna T. Green (LAW’91) Daniel C. Walden (LAW’78) John N. Riccardi (LAW’91) ■ and Kevin J. Coghlan and George W. Stairs and June Walden and Victoria Riccardi Lawrence S. Cohen (LAW’65) William H. Groner (LAW’80) Jeffrey D. Woolf (LAW’74, David J. Seipp ■ and Michelle Katz and Susan Groner GRS’69) ■ and Mary P. Woolf Edward A. Shapiro (LAW’65, ’66) Kristin A. Collins ■ Merrick L. Gross (LAW’87) David J. Shladovsky (LAW’85) and Robert Knapp and Rosa S. Gross and Azadeh Shladovsky H. Joseph Hameline (LAW’81) Amy M. Grossman (LAW’91) FELLOW: $2,500–$4,999 Marjorie W. Sloper and Lisa Conway Ernest M. Haddad (LAW’64) ■ David H. Pawlik (LAW’92) Mary R. Stewart (GSM’48) Scott E. Cooper (LAW’80) and Jonathan W. Haddon (LAW’84) and Susan L. Albertine Andrew P. Strehle (LAW’94) Elizabeth N. Cooper (LAW’88) and Rumiko Sakai Alan Altman (GSM’51, LAW’54) and Julie Strehle Howard M. Cooper (LAW’84) Michael E. Haglund (LAW’77) Morton H. Aronson (CAS’56, Joseph J. Sweeney (LAW’73) and Jane M. Karol and Melissa L. Haglund LAW’59) and Ellen K. Aronson Burr Tweedy (LAW’78) Marty Corneel Jason M. Hall (LAW’04) (SON’61) William B. Tyler (LAW’51) and Helen R. Pfister (LAW’96) Jonathan N. Halpern (LAW’84) Jonathan L. Awner (LAW’85) Anngenette G. Tyler (SED’54) and Matthew S. Corpuel Daniel W. Halston (LAW’86) and Suzanne Awner Allan van Gestel (LAW’61) Paul V. Crawford (LAW’83) and Lilliane R. Wong Zachary D. Beim (LAW’97, ’98) and Andrea van Gestel and Sophia M. Stadnyk Russel T. Hamilton (LAW’78) and Lisa Bebchick (LAW’01) David I. Walker ■ and Lauren Walker James F. Crowley (LAW’77) Richard S. Hanki (LAW’60) Richard M. Belanger (LAW’75) Janice H. Wilkins (LAW’46) Tracy C. Daugherty (LAW’89) and Evelyn K. Hanki and Candice Evans and William Daugherty Mary L. Wolff (LAW’75) Walter E. Hanley (LAW’76) Donald Bollella (LAW’88, GSM’89) Michael M. Davis (LAW’70) and Patricia R. Hanley and Romilda O. Bollella and Beth G. Davis Alexandra B. Harvey (LAW’86) David W. Carpenter (LAW’75) BARRISTER: $1,000–$2,499 Phillips S. Davis (LAW’65, ’68) Edward J. Wynne (LAW’87) and and Orit K. Carpenter Richard K. Donahue (LAW’51) Elizabeth S. Hendler (LAW’86) Anonymous Joan B. Gozonsky Chamberlain and Nancy Donahue David M. Henkoff (LAW’85) (LAW’78) and Park Chamberlain Tan Albayrak E. Whitney Drake (LAW’61) Eileen M. Herlihy (LAW’82) Mark S. Cheffo (LAW’90) Marlene H. Alderman ■ and Marie A. Drake and Beverly Cheffo Eugene L. Rubin (LAW’61) Robert G. Anderson (LAW’68, ’77) B. Andrew Dutcher (LAW’75, ’76) and Sandra Hersh Francis L. Crowley (LAW’54) and Judith P. Anderson and Margaret A. Scott and Carolyn D. Crowley Gary E. Hicks (LAW’78) Thomas T. Antonecchia (LAW’67) Daniel Egan (CAS’72, LAW’75) and Patricia G. Hicks Euripides F. Dalmanieras (LAW’01) and Donna Antonecchia and Kathleen A. Egan Frederick B. Hnat (LAW’89) ■ Brian D. Eng (LAW’05) Luciana Aquino-Hagadorn Karen A. Engelbourg and and Jody L. Irwin (LAW’89) (LAW’04) and Charles Hagedorn Donald B. Stewart (GSM’98) Robert B. Field (LAW’70) Kay Hideko Hodge (CAS’69; and Elizabeth H. Field Charles L. Babcock (LAW’76) V. Douglas Errico (LAW’79) LAW’72, ’77) and Philip J. Hodge and Nancy W. Hamilton and Lisa F. Errico Ana M. Francisco (LAW’93) Lawrence T. Holden (LAW’66) ■ Wayne B. Bardsley (LAW’73) and James W. Moyer (COM’97) and Tamar Frankel Ilisa Hurowitz (LAW’81) ■ Victor J. Garo (SMG’63, LAW’65) Catherine S. Bardsley (LAW’74) Tracy K. Evans-Moyer (LAW’98) The Estate of George B. Barner Marc Fader (COM’95, LAW’01) Sandra L. Jacobus (LAW’73) Robert J. Glovsky (LAW’76, ’79) Adam D. Janoff (LAW’97) and Susan S. Glovsky Steven M. Bauer (LAW’83) and and Michelle A. Peluso Joanne L. Bauer (LAW’92) Wendy Knudsen-Farrell (LAW’92) and Jamie Janoff James B. Goldstein (LAW’93) and Todd L. Kahn (LAW’88) Dawn L. Goldstein (LAW’94) Arthur E. Bean (LAW’51) and George F. Farrell ■ and Faith S. Kahn Karl Gross (LAW’01) and Gail Bean James E. Fleming Tamarah L. Belczyk (COM’02, and Linda C. McClain ■ Lawrence E. Kaplan (SMG’65, H. Peter Haveles (LAW’80) LAW’68) and Elizabeth A. Kaplan and Elisabeth K. Haveles LAW’02) Richards H. Ford (LAW’79) Robert B. Berkelhammer (LAW’74) and Marion M. Ford Richard A. Karelitz (LAW’74, ’77) Andrew G. Heinz (LAW’05) and Virginia H. Karelitz (SMG’73) and Tina Heinz and Miriam F. Berkelhammer James C. Fox (LAW’86) James J. Berriman (LAW’90) and Gail L. Fox Trust of Luke F. Kelley Catherine Shavell (LAW’73) Adam D. Raucher (LAW’02) and Stephen Hluchan Stephen H. Kay (LAW’87) Scott L. Fredericksen (LAW’77) and Dana Fredericksen and Lauren M. Kelley David Kelton and Susan R. Bloch (SAR’81, SED’88) Sheldon Friedland (LAW’53) Christopher A. Kenney (LAW’90) Mark Kelton Mary E. Bowler (LAW’81) Paul H. Friedman (LAW’78) and Patricia Kenney Richard Kelton and Kenneth A. Jones and Ann K. Friedman Mitchell H. Kossoff (LAW’78) Michael J. Kliegman (LAW’78) Lance D. Cassak (LAW’81) Wendy L. Fritz (LAW’03) and Pamela Kossoff and Sally M. Kliegman and Mary E. Brennan Mortimer B. Fuller (LAW’68) Dana Krueger (LAW’04) Stanley J. Krieger (LAW’67) Brant Brooks (LAW’92, GSM’92) Andrew Kull ■ and Linda B. Krieger Carolyn J. Gabbay (CAS’73, Edward M. Fox (LAW’85) and LAW’76) and Solomon A. Pnina Lahav (GRS’83) ■ Robert Y. Lider (LAW’77) Sonya J. Brouner (LAW’88) Gabbay Allan J. Landau (LAW’58, ’62) and Lisa F. Lider Thaddeus Buczko (LAW’51) Rebecca A. Galeota (LAW’99) and Paula T. Landau Lee K. Michel (LAW’00) Jeffrey H. Lane (LAW’75) and Cindy Z. Michel (LAW’00) Anthony W. Caporizzo (LAW’85) David R. Gellman (LAW’78) and Carol L. Caporizzo and Rosalie Gellman and Patricia J. Lane Glenn Lau-Kee (LAW’74) and Rita E. Lau-Kee

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Allen Leboff James M. Sack (LAW’75) Dr. and Mrs. Peter M. Appleton Simon Dixon (LAW’85) and Kim M. Rubin (LAW’88) and Susan H. Sack (LAW’88) AnnMarie Errico (GSM’86) and Jonathan M. Lee Paul Saltzman (LAW’85) John E. Arbab (LAW’86) Richard R. Downey (LAW’81) Daniel E. Levin (LAW’09, ’10) and Susan G. Saltzman and Nora M. Heimann Richard Driansky (LAW’75) William A. Lewis (LAW’72) Paul S. Samson (LAW’75) Jeffrey S. Arbeit (LAW’08) and Robin B. Matlin (LAW’77) Andrew J. Ley (LAW’75) and Judith L. Samson Edwin P. Aro (LAW’89) Paul R. Eichbauer (LAW’78) and Carol P. Searle Peter B. Sang (LAW’65, ’67) and Wendy J. Aro (CAS’88) and Karen J. Eichbauer Gillian Lindt and Penelope M. Sang Ross W. Baker (LAW’91) Alan H. Einhorn (LAW’75) Paul D. Lipsitt (LAW’52) ■ Judith V. Scherzer (LAW’88) Jason R. Baron (LAW’80) and Suzanne E. Salamon and Brooke K. Lipsitt and Martin H. Scherzer Jeffrey Baxter (LAW’78) Christine G. England (LAW’08) Wendy H. Marsh (LAW’92) Steven D. Schwartz (SMG’83, and Gaylen K. Baxter (LAW’77) Stephen B. Feder (LAW’81) and Kermit Marsh LAW’87) William M. Berenson (LAW’78) George Findell (LAW’63) Diane L. Matt (LAW’98) Donald T. Shire (SMG’51, LAW’53) Arthur H. Bill (LAW’69) Jerome H. Fletcher (LAW’63) and Christopher P. Ohl and Anne C. Shire and Janet S. Bill and Holly P. Fletcher Kenneth J. Parsigian (LAW’87) Glenn E. Siegel (LAW’82) William A. Bogdan (LAW’86) John P. Floom (LAW’99) and and Susan S. Mayer and Sandra G. Siegel and Isabelle A. Bogdan Kristen B. Floom (LAW’99) Edward D. McCarthy (CAS’60, Nathan M. Silverstein (LAW’50) Patrick O. Bomberg (CAS’87, Dean S. Travalino (LAW’79) LAW’62) and Christel McCarthy Howard M. Singer (LAW’88, LAW’94) and and Eliza W. Fraser (LAW’79) Jack B. Middleton (LAW’56) GSM’89) Alison T. Bomberg (LAW’94) Christopher R. Freeman (LAW’07) Gerald C. Miller (LAW’69, ’70) David P. Spada (SMG’85, Anthony A. Bongiorno (LAW’89) and Rebecca L. Freeman LAW’93, GSM’93) and Richard S. Milstein (LAW’52) and Mary D. Bongiorno Eugenie C. Gavenchak (LAW’78) Claudia D. Spada (LAW’89) Jonathan I. Mishara (LAW’88) and Harvey Horowitz Nancy E. Spence (LAW’80, GSM’80) Michele L. Booth (LAW’99) Elizabeth H. Gemmill (LAW’70) Howard Moore (LAW’60) Sophia K. Yen (LAW’06) and and Jane B. Moore Nathan T. Bouley (LAW’99) and Douglas B. Richardson Andrew Sperry and Greta Bouley (LAW’99) Francis C. Morrissey (LAW’94) ■ Beth-Ann F. Gentile (LAW’69) Richard D. Stapleton (LAW’62) Rikki J. Klieman (LAW’75) and Carmen L. Gentile Christian S. Na (CAS’94, LAW’97) and Linda Stapleton and William J. Bratton John P. Gillmor (LAW’68) and Elizabeth E. Nam (LAW’97) Edward M. Stern (LAW’72) ■ Ralph E. Lerner (LAW’67) Helen Gillmor (LAW’68) Roger A. Nelson (LAW’72) and Ann S. Stern and Judith A. Bresler Michael H. Glazer (LAW’73) James A. Normand (LAW’80) Christopher D. Strang (LAW’05) Laurence R. Bronska (LAW’87) and Jill S. Glazer and Lynn M. Normand Charles B. Swartwood (LAW’64) and Ellen B. Bronska Karen A. Goepfert (LAW’96) Richard B. Osterberg (SMG’66, Barry J. Swidler (LAW’80) Richard A. Brown (LAW’89) Matthew S. Goldfarb (CAS’60, LAW’73) and Linda B. and Carol Swidler Miller B. Brownstein (LAW’04) LAW’63) and Lynn K. Goldfarb Osterberg (SMG’69) Nigel Telman (LAW’93) and and Katharine A. Brownstein Jerry S. Goldman (LAW’76) William H. Paine (LAW’87) Deborah H. Telman (LAW’93) (LAW’05) and Lisa S. Goldman and Margaret A. Paine Jeremy Turk (LAW’02) Jacqueline J. Caster (LAW’83) James Gollin Dena E. Palermo (LAW’83) Daniel Van Doren (LAW’85) and Andrew I. Caster David M. Greenbaum (LAW’85) Nadine P. Peters (LAW’02, SPH’03) and Susan Van Doren Trishka W. Cecil (LAW’96) John A. Grossman (LAW’91) Mark Pettit ■ and Elaine J. Pettit Colin G. Van Dyke (LAW’05) Ryan C. Chapoteau (LAW’11) Daniel J. Harding (LAW’95) Gerald J. Phillips (LAW’65) Matthew E. Van Tine (LAW’83) Jamie M. Charles (LAW’09) and John M. Harpootian (CAS’83, Herbert P. Phillips (LAW’57) Cynthia J. Warren (LAW’92) Jennifer I. Charles (LAW’09) LAW’86) and Yvette K. and Margery K. Phillips Bruce J. Wein (LAW’69) Neil Charness Harpootian Kathryn Piffat (LAW’89; and Penny K. Wein Thomas E. Cimeno (LAW’69) Andrea L. Hillier (LAW’97) GRS’92, ’01) ■ Barry Y. Weiner (LAW’66) and Margaret A. Cimeno and Craig Hillier Charles C. Platt (LAW’85) and Susan S. Weiner Mark E. Cohen (LAW’79) Arthur E. Hoffmann (LAW’83) and Renia Platt Robert L. Weiss (LAW’72) and Virginia L. Ferko (LAW’81) Timothy C. Hogan (LAW’99) Jon S. Poling (CAS’91) and Ellyn Weiss (LAW’72) Jared B. Cohen (LAW’13) and Terry D. Poling (LAW’93) Matthew G. Horowitz (LAW’14) Marcus S. Weiss (LAW’73) Randall A. Constantine (LAW’79) Matthew S. Hyner (LAW’10) Glenn R. Pollner (LAW’91) and Sara Weiss Elizabeth D. Schrero (LAW’80) Benjamin L. Jung (LAW’74) and Ayelet T. Pollner Joseph E. White (LAW’07) and Jeffrey A. Cooper Roger A. Putnam (LAW’51) Donnalyn L. Kahn (LAW’90) Allen Whitestone (CAS’67, Edward L. Corbosiero (LAW’87) and Jeffrey N. Kahn and Linda A. Putnam LAW’70) James B. Daniels (LAW’77) Martin Kantrovitz (LAW’66) Lawrence J. Reilly (LAW’82) Frank J. Williams (CAS’62, LAW’70) and Cheryl Lambert and Shannon L. Reilly Rachel Kaplan (LAW’90) and Virginia E. Williams Allen N. David (LAW’77) James J. Rigos (LAW’81) Richard A. Wise (LAW’52) and Catherine D. David Levon Kasarjian (LAW’62) and Doreen Rigos and Nancy E. Kasarjian and Geraldine C. Wise Ronald M. Davids (LAW’81) Roger M. Ritt (LAW’75, ’76) David C. Wright (LAW’81) and Nancy M. Davids Ronald J. Katter (LAW’85) and and Mary S. Ritt Karen J. Lager Katter (CAS’83) Nancy E. Yanofsky (LAW’78) Pamela Jarvis (LAW’78) Thomas G. Robinson (LAW’77) and Anthony E. Davis Jeffrey R. Katz (LAW’00) and Johanna D. Robinson Jennifer Yeo (LAW’85) and Ellen Katz and George Y. Yeo Melissa N. Davis (LAW’02) Edward M. Rockett (LAW’57) Ori Katz (LAW’00) Diane M. Morgenthaler (LAW’87) Sarah A. Rothermel (LAW’81) and Jay H. Dembsky Susan P. Sprung (LAW’84) FRIEND: $500–$999 and Christoper Keyser Allen Rubin (LAW’55) Jeffrey T. Demerath (LAW’73) and Ruth R. Rubin Anonymous and Barbara S. Demerath Edward M. Kilbane (LAW’82) and Barbara Z. Kilbane Kenneth E. Rubinstein (LAW’98) Anil D. Aggarwal (LAW’95) Daniel R. Deutsch (LAW’86) and James W. Killam (LAW’59) Dawn C. Ryan (LAW’80) Jonathan E. Anderman (LAW’08) Brenda S. Deutsch (SPH’83) Paul F. Ryan (LAW’69) and Erin M. Anderman (LAW’08) Patricia E. Dilley (LAW’93) Sarah J. Kitchell (LAW’10)

50 ■ Dean's Advisory Board Member ■ Faculty/Staff Member ∞Deceased

Andrei Kodjak (LAW’91) Glendora McIlwain Putnam Philip I. Weinberg (LAW’83) Elmer P. Alvarez (LAW’14) Dexter M. Kohn (LAW’49) (LAW’48) and Terry E. Weinberg and Marisa Alvarez Judith Krueger M. Robert Queler (LAW’63) Steven J. Weinstein (LAW’75) Christopher N. Ames (LAW’80) Ina Plotsky Kupferberg (LAW’81) and Judith F. Queler and Sydra B. Weinstein and Joann E. Manson and Mark Kupferberg William H. Quinn (LAW’66) Amiel Z. Weinstock (LAW’99, Stephen B. Angel (LAW’69) Arthur B. Laby (LAW’89) Evandro R. Radoccia (LAW’61) ’00) and Jennifer C. Weinstock Samuel S. Anter (LAW’52) and Rachel Landau and Marie D. Radoccia Margaret L. Weir (LAW’04, ’08) ■ and Barbara A. Anter Jay K. Lee (LAW’84) Andrew R. Randall (SMG’69, Richard W. Wennett (LAW’54) Adrian N. Roe (LAW’84) and Michelle W. Lee LAW’72) and Roslyn Wennett and Susan A. Apel Gerald F. Leonard ■ Dean Richlin (LAW’78) Neil S. Witkes (LAW’82) Robert E. Appel (LAW’84) and Alissa R. Leonard ■ and Pamela B. Richlin and Ann L. Witkes and Margaret R. Appel Lora R. Lerman Jonathan R. Rod (LAW’85) Courtney Worcester (LAW’99) Lowell D. Aptman (LAW’92) Richard J. Levin (LAW’75) and Helene S. Rod Larry W. Yackle ■ and Eileen Aptman and Arlene W. Levin Bruce E. Rogoff (LAW’83) and Jeanette F. Yackle Robert G. Young (CAS’98, LAW’01) Robert S. Levine (LAW’07) and and Janice V. Rogoff David S. Zimble (LAW’84, ’87) and Michelle Apuzzio Elizabeth Levine (LAW’08, Trust of Joseph L. Rome and Donna B. Zimble (SAR’98, ’00) GRS’09) Gary M. Rosen (LAW’90) Claire A. Archambault (DGE’54, and Amy G. Rosen LAW’54) Peter K. Levitt (LAW’93) DONOR: $1–$499 and Adriana Levitt Sheri L. Rosen (LAW’93) Norton L. Armour (LAW’61) Lawrence Levy (LAW’66) and Andrew Rosen Anonymous (3) Wendy J. Kaplan ■ and Tim Armour and Pamela J. Lindholm-Levy Martin A. Rosenman (LAW’69) Julianne Abelman (LAW’87) Daniel M. Armstrong Stephen T. Lindo (LAW’74) George E. Ross (LAW’70, SMG’75) Samuel Abloeser (LAW’79) and and Judith R. Harway and Sigrid E. Lindo and Sandra L. Ross Marcey L. Abloeser (SMG’79) Adam D. Aronstein (LAW’94, Gary F. Locke (LAW’75) Michael Rothstein (LAW’87) Ethan D. Corey (LAW’88) and GSM’95) and Mona Lee and Doreen M. Rothstein Amy B. Abramowitz (LAW’88, Luis Felipe Arrieta Palacio Christopher M. Loveland (LAW’00) Robert G. Rowe (LAW’79) GSM’89) (LAW’14) Jane Michaels (LAW’73) Trevor L. Rozier-Byrd (LAW’10) Robert D. Abrams (CGS’66, CAS’68, Marc N. Aspis (LAW’10) and Neil G. Macey Cynthia B. Ruffner LAW’71) and Laura B. Abrams Anne Mitchell Atherton (LAW’76) Richard C. MacKenzie (LAW’71) Penelope M. Sang Daniel G. Adamian (LAW’86, and John J. Atherton and Emily M. MacKenzie GSM’89) and Carrie Ellen H. John F. Atwood (LAW’63) Frank J. Santangelo (CGS’60, Adamian C. Michael Malm (LAW’67) LAW’64) Kristopher N. Austin (LAW’03) Cornelia C. Adams (LAW’70) and Cynthia B. Ruffner Howard Scheinblum (LAW’65) Robert A. Axelrod (LAW’79) Richard Marks and Judith K. Scheinblum George W. Adams (LAW’75) and Katrina S. Axelrod John A. Mase (LAW’83) Michael A. Schlesinger (LAW’84) Emmanuel Adda (LAW’99) Marc P. Ayotte (LAW’76) and Cynthia Mase and Carin J. Sigel (LAW’85) Anthony J. Aftuck (LAW’67) and Elizabeth K. Ayotte Arkley L. Mastro (LAW’72) Ronald Schouten (LAW’78) and Anne G. Aftuck Julie Babayan (LAW’09, COM’09) and Florence M. Mastro and Evan H. Schouten Graciela K. Aguero Robert J. Bagdasarian (LAW’60) Todd A. Mayman (LAW’87) Jennifer A. Serafyn (LAW’01) ■ Afshin Ahmadi (LAW’97, GSM’97) and Marilyn Bagdasarian Richard P. Palermo (LAW’98) and Jason E. Sherburne and Amanda L. Ahmadi Daniel D. Bahls (LAW’07) and Stephen Mazza Harvey Shapiro (LAW’82) Dana S. Fried (LAW’82, GSM’82) Gregory Bailey and Karen S. Bailey Hugh Miller (MED’55) and and Vera J. Shapiro and Amy Aigen-Fried (SED’81) Matthew M. Bailey (LAW’13) ■ Frances H. Miller (LAW’65) Lisa A. Sheeler (LAW’88) Tokunbo Akinbajo (LAW’07, Susan T. Bailey (LAW’79) COM’07) Richard D. Mondre (LAW’68) Donald F. Simone (LAW’81) Leeann M. Baker (LAW’99) and Patricia S. Monroe Farhad R. Alavi (LAW’04) David M. Singer (LAW’69) Max A. Baker (LAW’74) Amanda S. Mooradian (LAW’07) Carmen Albert (LAW’07) and Adrianne C. Singer Brian M. Balduzzi (LAW’13, ’14) and Peter Mooradian Timothy S. Sinnott (LAW’87) Michael S. Albert (LAW’76) Martin S. Needelman (LAW’69) Gregory R. Baler (LAW’66) Richard A. Soden (LAW’70) Joseph S. Alen (LAW’67) and Brenda J. Baler and Carlota A. Ruiz and Katherine Alen and Marcia M. Soden William J. Balkun (LAW’88) Kenneth M. Nelson (LAW’69) Sean M. Solis (LAW’03) Paul J. Alfano (LAW’85) and Mary P. Nelson and Debra A. Alfano Elissa G. Baly (LAW’77) George H. Stephenson (LAW’61, and Michael Baly Kristen C. Nelson (LAW’73) ’65) and Jane H. Stephenson Lynn D. Goldsmith (LAW’94) Paul E. Nemser (LAW’79) and Richard L. Alfred John J. Bandeian (LAW’11) Peter H. Sutton (CAS’68, LAW’71) Edward J. Bander (CAS’49, LAW’51) and Rebecca Nemser and Kanella Sutton Theonie J. Alicandro (LAW’98) Laura E. Bange (CAS’05, LAW’08) Judith H. Norris (LAW’68) Joseph C. Sweeney (LAW’57) David Allen (LAW’69) and Andrea F. Nuciforo (LAW’89) and Alice Q. Sweeney Margaret H. Clements Daniel J. Fabiano (LAW’14) and Neil B. Oberfeld (LAW’87) John W. Allen (LAW’88) Amy J. Baral (CAS’11, GRS’11, Joan E. Tagliareni LAW’14) and Barbara A. Oberfeld Richard J. Talbot (LAW’67) William A. Allen (LAW’72) A. Joseph Scott III (LAW’83) Ralph A. Barbagallo (LAW’67) and Gail S. Talbot Joan M. Rowe (LAW’87) and Marie E. Barbagallo and Colleen M. O’Connell and William Allen Rowe Robert S. Toyofuku (LAW’65) and Robert C. Barber (LAW’77) Moyahoena N. Ogilvie (LAW’95) Lynne T. Toyofuku (LAW’88) James D. Latham (LAW’67) Franya G. Barnett (LAW’00) Reynold F. Paris (LAW’48) Dean Steven Travalino (LAW’79) and Diane M. Allenberg and Bette S. Paris (LAW’47) and Eliza W. Fraser (LAW’79) Majed A. Almarshad (LAW’07) Stephen G. Baron (LAW’96) and Beth J. Larkin Brainard L. Patton (LAW’69) ■ Frederick Tung ■ S. Reid Alsop (LAW’68) and Marsan Patton and Angelique Tung and Annette P. Alsop John G. Hofmann (LAW’02) and Sophie E. Barratt Thomas E. Peckham (LAW’72, John N. Van Doren Anna Bastian (LAW’95) LAW’76) and Mira J. Van Doren and Richard Altonaga Glen P. Barrentine (LAW’83) and Meredith S. Barrentine Steven C. Altschuler (LAW’82)

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James N. Barrett (LAW’50) Michael J. Betcher (LAW’87) Amy Boyle (LAW’88) Tara B. Burdman (LAW’00) and Eva S. Barrett and Mary Beth Harrington and Karl E. Geisel and Brett S. Stecker Frank W. Barrie (LAW’76, ’82) Radhika Bhattacharya (LAW’08) Joe Boynton (LAW’82, ’83) John D. Burke (LAW’75) Frederick D. Barton (GSM’82) and Lillian F. Bicchieri (CAS’12) ■ Michael S. Branley (LAW’97) and Maureen G. Burke Kathryn R. Lunney (LAW’75) Benjamin S. Bilus (LAW’74) and Anne Branley Norman F. Burke (LAW’56) Sarah C. Baskin (LAW’93) and Elizabeth N. Bilus Brahm J. Braunstein (LAW’96) and Valerie A. Burke and William C. Baskin Karen Koch Crider (LAW’73) Jay S. Geller (LAW’85) Charles M. Burnim (LAW’65) Scott A. Fisher (LAW’79) and J. Reid Bingham and Cathy Breen Thomas D. Burns (LAW’43) and Marcy A. Bass (LAW’80) Karen K. Bingham (LAW’73) Martin J. Bregman (LAW’75) and Marjorie A. Burns Timothy P. Bass (LAW’88) and J. Reid Bingham and Nancy S. Bregman Richard I. Burstein (LAW’66) and Stephanie J. Tournas F. Walter Bistline (LAW’75) Kyle T. Brekke (LAW’14) Jerald D. Burwick (LAW’63, ’64) Edmund M. Bathelt (LAW’88, and Rabun H. Bistline Eric B. Brenman (LAW’78, ’83) and Deborah M. Burwick GSM’89) and Laura C. Ramsey Wendy M. Bittner (LAW’78) and Sandra Brenman Mark N. Busch (LAW’67) (LAW’88) and Kevin Murray Jules W. Breslow (LAW’56) and Frankie J. Busch Michaele S. Battles (LAW’67) Mark W. Bixby (LAW’88) and Judith R. Breslow Craig A. Buschmann (LAW’05) and Philip M. Battles and Jennifer S. Bixby Seth W. Brewster (LAW’87) Frank J. Busso (SMG’01) and Felix V. Baxter (LAW’75, SED’77) Marvin S. Silver (LAW’77, ’81) Rita L. Brickman (LAW’94) Suzanne M. Smith (CAS’00, and Jacqueline I. Baxter and Laura M. Black and David M. Brickman LAW’03) Ronald H. Bean (LAW’60) Mia S. Blackler (LAW’96) David F. Briden (LAW’08) George A. Bustamante (LAW’54) Luke C. Bean (LAW’13) and Mark E. Inbody Catherine S. Bridge (LAW’95) Annie W. Cai (LAW’14) ■ Russell Beck (LAW’89) Leiv H. Blad (LAW’90) Gerri S. Bridgman (LAW’82) Albert J. Callahan (LAW’53) and Jill A. Beck and Karyn S. Blad (LAW’90) and Peter A. Bridgman David A. Calloway (LAW’07) Martha A. Toll (LAW’83) Jesse W. Blaisdell (LAW’11) David C. Brigleb (LAW’14) Donald Calloway and Daniel F. Becker James Blakey (LAW’78) David J. Brill (LAW’08) and Jonell Y. Calloway Marc J. Becker (LAW’83) and Joanne Blakey Daniel A. Broderick (LAW’10) Frank Campbell (LAW’77, ’84) and Leslie Tamarkin Catalina Blanco Buitrago (LAW’13) Christopher J. Brogan (LAW’79) Bernard H. Campbell (LAW’80) Debra B. Korman (LAW’85) Stanley A. Bleecker (LAW’66) and Veralyn K. Campbell and Jack M. Beermann ■ and Janet S. Brogan Bruce T. Block (LAW’79) Isabelle K. Pinzler (LAW’70) Catherine L. Campbell (LAW’83) Kenneth A. Behar (LAW’70) and Melissa J. Block and Linda L. Behar and James Brook Peter A. Campia (LAW’99) William J. Bloomer (LAW’76) Rosalind Poll Brooker (DGE’49, Andrew T. Campoli (LAW’51) Jeremy A. Colby (LAW’99) and Margery E. Bloomer and Kimberly E. Behr LAW’52) Sara J. Cannavo (LAW’14) Sam I. Blumenstyk (LAW’78) Mario Brossi (LAW’77) Saul D. Behr (SMG’62, LAW’65) and Michelle Blumenstyk Mark A. Capansky and Sharron C. Brossi and Eileen L. Morrison and Sheila Behr David M. Blumenthal (LAW’67) Brooks R. Brown (LAW’96) John J. Carney (LAW’52) Benjamin Bejar (MET’90, LAW’98) John M. Blumers (LAW’96) and Mary A. Bejar (SED’91, and Jennifer B. Brown and Madelyn F. Carney LAW’98) Neal M. Bobruff (LAW’86) David S. Brown (LAW’79) Timothy G. Caron (CAS’83, Peter B. Benfield (LAW’71) James E. Bobseine (LAW’12) and Teresa L. Brown LAW’86) and Barbara B. Benfield Robert W. Boich (LAW’87) David W. Brown (LAW’73) Robert A. Carpentier (LAW’81) Virginia D. Benjamin (LAW’76) Catherine S. Stempien (LAW’93) and Pat R. Brown and Cynthia Carpentier and Philip L. Woodcock and James H. Bolin Deane B. Brown (LAW’90) Susan L. Carroll (LAW’81) Peter Bennett (LAW’85, GSM’86) Pamela S. Horowitz (LAW’73) and Stephen N. Eisenstein and Francis J. Carroll and Sandy Bennett and Julian Bond Douglas S. Brown (CGS’83, Daniela C. Caruso ■ Gretchen B. Bennett (LAW’14) Rachel F. Bond (LAW’99) CAS’85, LAW’88) and Jennifer and Silvio Micali M. Ryan-Brown (SED’91) Charles E. Bennett (LAW’56) and Steven Manson Rose C. Palermo (LAW’86) and Margaret L. Bennett Elizabeth A. Schultz (SED’77) Leighton T. Brown (LAW’04, and Antonio D. Castro GSM’05) Emilie A. Benoit (LAW’91) and Robert G. Bone Amanda N. Catalano (LAW’12) Robert N. Brown (CAS’70, LAW’76) Jon C. Schultze (LAW’96) Fabiola Bonilla (LAW’13) Anthony J. Catalano (LAW’69) Stacie L. Boomstra (LAW’03) and Barbara S. Brown (CAS’72, and Clairc A. Catalano and Nancy L. Benton SSW’75) Carol Boorstein (LAW’81) Brian J. Catalano Randall P. Berdan (LAW’98) Todd L. Brown (LAW’89) Victor J. Beretta (LAW’54) Amelia E. Bormann (LAW’96) and Theresa M. Catalano and John F. Smitka Melanie B. Jacobs (LAW’94) Jeffrey S. Cates (LAW’68) and Dolores A. Beretta and Shane A. Broyles Cindy B. Bortman Boggess and Myra D. Cates (SED’68) Robin L. Bergman (LAW’87) Joseph Brozi (LAW’98) Leslie A. Bergman (LAW’84) Cherie M. Bosarge-Dutton (LAW’02) Joan W. Cavanagh (LAW’73) and Diana K. Brozi and Joseph M. Cavanagh Kenneth J. Berk (LAW’75) Adrienne H. Bossi (LAW’10) Charles T. Brumback (LAW’79) and Jane H. Berk Stephen R. Bosworth (LAW’77) Marissa L. Caylor (LAW’10, ’11; Gail V. Coleman (LAW’72) GRS’10) and Nicholas G. Caylor Steven E. Coleman (LAW’86) William S. Botwick (LAW’71) and Kenneth M. Bruntel and Laura Berkman Jonathan F. Cayne (LAW’87) Richard P. Bourgeois (LAW’76) Marie P. Buckley (LAW’84) and Jana M. Cayne (LAW’86) Judy F. Berkman (LAW’73) Ian C. Pilarczyk (LAW’95) ■ and Charles F. Goodrich Anthony Cefalogli (LAW’83) and Richard L. Berkman and Heather Bourne Walter R. Budney (LAW’55) Arcangelo S. Cella (CAS’11, GRS’11, Diane G. Berliner (LAW’80) Steven H. Bowen (LAW’74) and Betty A. Budney and James E. Berliner LAW’14) Krietta K. Bowens Jones (LAW’05) Lisbeth M. Bulmash (LAW’89) Lois L. Berman (LAW’90) Elizabeth H. Cerrato (LAW’89, Michael A. Bowse (LAW’96) and Mark Bulmash CAS’89) ■ and James A. Cerrato Rodrigo V. Bermeo Andrade and Cindy V. Vaes Robert G. Burdick (LAW’72) ■ (LAW’09) Amanda D. Darwin (LAW’85) Beth E. Boyer (LAW’93) Malcolm L. Burdine (LAW’72, ’90) and Dana A. Cetlin Peter C. Berry (LAW’80) ∞ and Brad Boyer and Ina H. Burdine Seymour W. James (LAW’74) and James M. Beslity (LAW’79) Cheryl E. Chambers (LAW’76) and Sandy Beslity

52 ■ Dean's Advisory Board Member ■ Faculty/Staff Member ∞ Deceased Karen K. Chan (LAW’02) Leslie R. Cohen (LAW’74) Kenneth C. Cummins (LAW’68) Joseph L. Devaney (LAW’01) Jonathan V. Chan (LAW’14) and Robb A. Cohen Robert W. Cunningham (LAW’78) Paul R. Devin (LAW’65) Stacey Channing (LAW’81) Morton A. Cohen (LAW’71) and Jean N. Cunningham and Judith C. Devin and Robert B. Portney and Della R. Cohen (LAW’75) Peter Cuomo (LAW’04) Carolina Trujillo (LAW’01) Sean Chao (LAW’06) Sydelle S. Cohen Irwin P. Garfinkle (LAW’49) and Luis L. Diazgranados and Yi-Pyne Ooi Thomas A. Cohn (LAW’85) and Leona F. Curhan Michael A. Gollin (LAW’84) Michael E. Chapin (LAW’08) Kent A. Coit ■ Mark R. Curiel (LAW’02) and Jill A. Dickey John B. Chase (SMG’52, LAW’55) Oliver C. Colburn (LAW’87) Edward J. Curley (CAS’88) Brad E. Harrigan (LAW’00) and W. John Funk (LAW’73) and Cecily B. Colburn and Sara G. Curley (LAW’12) Letty S. DiGiulio (LAW’00) and Deborah F. Chase Edward L. Colby (LAW’65, ’74) John J. Da Ponte (LAW’62) Kenneth J. Dilanian (DGE’51, Jeffrey S. Chavkin (LAW’75) and Linda P. Colby and Gunilla T. Da Ponte LAW’54) and Katherine E. Chavkin Elsa Kircher Cole (LAW’74) Sara Dacey ■ Peter J. Dill (LAW’88) Rebecca M. Ginzburg (LAW’04) and Roland J. Cole Bassem P. Daher (LAW’08) Lucious Dillon (LAW’76) and Paul C. Chen Jonathan S. Cole (LAW’80) Margaret L. Dale (LAW’76) Dominick DiMartino and Paul Cherecwich (LAW’82) and Sarah A. Strickler Patrick M. Dalin (LAW’09) and Stephanie C. DiMartino and Ruth A. Cherecwich Siena B. Colegrave (LAW’13) Ariel E. Greenstein (LAW’10) David A. DiMuzio (LAW’76) Alexis L. Chernow (LAW’12) Stephany G. Collamore (LAW’09) Hilary S. Dalin (LAW’73) and Pamela DiMuzio Robert V. Chisholm (LAW’88) Janet S. Collier and David G. Dalin Jeffrey D. Dintzer (LAW’88) Deborah Chizewer (LAW’91) Richard F. Collier (LAW’75) ∞ Robert B. Dalton (LAW’67) and Leslie J. Newman Han C. Choi (LAW’14) Peter M. Collins (LAW’65) and Barbara B. Dalton Robert B. Dixon (LAW’98) Samuel H. Chorches (SMG’64, Loyda R. Torres (LAW’94) Sarah M. Damerville (LAW’14) Sidney J. Dockser (COM’53, LAW’66) and Fidel A. Colon Joshua Daniels (LAW’08) LAW’58) and Cheryl B. Dockser ■ Padma Choudry (CAS’98, LAW’05) Ann M. Comer-Woods (COM’92) ■ Ann L. Darke (LAW’77) Stacey Dogan John H. Christel (SED’95) and Mary C. Connaughton ■ Dorothy A. Darrah (LAW’77) Douglas J. Dok (LAW’72) and Diann J. Landers Eddirland D. Christel (LAW’91) Maureen F. Connolly (LAW’96) and Bruce R. Weddle Eric F. Christianson (LAW’14) and Thomas P. Connolly Stephen L. Dashoff (CAS’64, LAW’67) Raymond F. Dolen (LAW’85) and Mary A. Dolen Obert H. Chu (LAW’02) Jacqueline K. Connor (LAW’13) and Judith A. Dashoff (CFA’64) Nancy E. Dollar (LAW’14) Michael E. Chubrich (LAW’75) Barbara B. Conover (LAW’72) John N. Datesh (LAW’75) and Donna P. Saunders and David W. Conover John A. Davey (LAW’76) Edward F. Dombroski (LAW’02) James J. Chung (LAW’14) Andrew P. Sutton (LAW’09) and Leonard M. Davidson (LAW’81) Lauren G. Dome (LAW’96) Maria-Elisa Ciampa (CAS’84, Rose M. Constance (CAS’04, Mindy G. Davidson (LAW’87) Adrienne S. Domey (LAW’05) LAW’88) and Frederick E. LAW’07) and Joshua Davidson Allison L. Domowitch (LAW’08) Connelly David Constantino (CAS’91, Barbara D. Davis (LAW’86) Christine E. Donna (LAW’48) Joan E. Cirillo (LAW’93) LAW’00) and Brian A. Davis Kristen L. Dooley (LAW’14, and Douglas M. Harvey William Contente (CAS’77, LAW’84) Richard A. Davis (LAW’61) GSM’14) Alison M. Clark (LAW’83) and Susan Y. Contente (SED’83) Sandra K. Davis (LAW’98) Jennifer V. Doran (LAW’01) Richard D. Clark (GSM’77) Susan M. Cooke (LAW’70) William T. Davison (LAW’11) Michael T. Dougherty (LAW’97) and Chatham M. Cooke and Judith A. Clark (LAW’80) Michael A. D’Avolio (SMG’82, Mark A. Douglas (LAW’09) Ruth H. Silman (LAW’94) Paul R. Cortes-Rexach (CAS’81, LAW’85) Tracy S. Dowling (LAW’08) LAW’84) and Timothy A. Clark Angela C. De Cespedes Wenke John M. Downer (LAW’66) Thomas W. Costello (LAW’74) Owen F. Clarke (LAW’67) (LAW’01) Linda J. Dreeben (LAW’76) and Julia K. Clarke George T. Costes (LAW’50) Michael A. Forero (LAW’96) and Arthur N. Lerner and Diane R. Costes Austin B. Clayton (LAW’98) and Michael A. De Lucia Charlotte D. Drew (LAW’14) and Louisa B. Clayton Delmas A. Costin (LAW’99) Claire S. Dean (LAW’11) John H. Driscoll (LAW’91) David L. Click (LAW’02) Henry L. Grossman (LAW’92) John F. DeBartolo (CAS’74, Danielle M. Drissel (LAW’03) Ojetta R. Thompson (LAW’76) and Susan Covitz LAW’77) and Carol G. DeBartolo and William C. Clifton Spencer M. Cowan (LAW’76) Robert Droker (LAW’68) William C. Decas (LAW’71) and Carmie Droker Thomas P. McGowan (CGS’71, and Joy T. Cowan Edmonde P. DeGregorio (LAW’77) Craig P. Druehl (LAW’98) and CAS’73) and Sherrill P. Cline Elizabeth S. Kardos (LAW’90) and Grace E. DeGregorio (CAS’74, LAW’78) and David J. Cowen Claudette R. Druehl (LAW’98) (SAR’75) Zachary Dubin ■ Kelly K. Cline (LAW’86) Gilbert W. Cox (LAW’62) Charles T. Dell’Anno (LAW’14) and Sharon S. Cline and Helen P. Cox Pamela Tillinghast (LAW’90) Timothy A. Ngau (LAW’80) and Alexander A. Dubitsky Helen A. Muskus (LAW’97) Bayard T. Crane (LAW’49) and Terryleen K. Dement and James Cocoros and Phyllis S. Crane Linda F. Spiegel (LAW’78) David J. DeMoss (LAW’73) and Paul Duboff Avram N. Cohen (LAW’63) John D. Craven (LAW’83) and Kathryn E. DeMoss and Maxine E. Cohen and Janet D. Craven John J. Dumphy (LAW’62) Jeremy M. Denlea (LAW’10) Stuart V. Duncan Smith (LAW’13) Eliot K. Cohen (LAW’53, ’65) Zackary O. Crawford (LAW’14) and Steven J. Denlea and Elaine G. Cohen John K. Dunleavy (LAW’76) Joel Crespo (LAW’11) Richard A. Dennett (LAW’80) Frederick C. Cohen (LAW’60) Dennis M. Cronin (LAW’70) and Andrea Stulman Sean M. Dunphy (LAW’65) and Sorrell D. Cohen and Ann L. Dunphy and Priscilla B. Cronin Douglas E. Denninger (LAW’84) J. Andrew Cohen (LAW’03) Joseph D. Cronin (LAW’67) and Sandra Denninger Martin A. Dworken (LAW’55) and Sara B. Cohen (LAW’03) Ashley K. Crutchfield (LAW’14) Alexis J. DePaola (LAW’05) Rodney N. Dyer (LAW’61) Jay L. Cohen (LAW’83) and Gail T. Dyer Roberto Cruz Figueroa Garcia Tara L. Johnson (LAW’97) Joel G. Cohen (SMG’60; LAW’61, (LAW’14) and C. John DeSimone Sean F. Eagan (LAW’95) ’62) and Stephanie R. Cohen Barbara L. Cullen (LAW’90) Brian J. DesRosiers (LAW’03) Bradley K. Eberly (LAW’12) Leonard H. Cohen (SMG’57, LAW’61) Robert L. Cullinane (LAW’68) and Amanda B. DesRosiers and Katrina R. Neal (LAW’12) and Ileen S. Cohen (SED’58) and Ruth A. Cullinane

THE RECORD | Fall 2014 53 DONOR ROSTER

Melissa C. Echeverria De La Roca Gabriel W. Falbo (LAW’82) Lloyd A. Fisk (LAW’67) Howard M. Fuchs (LAW’87, ’88) (LAW’14) Steven M. Falk (LAW’88) and Holly J. Fisk Takehiro Fujita (LAW’12) Eli A. Echols (LAW’04) Edward A. Fallone (LAW’88, Robin J. Fisk (LAW’88) Peter V. Funk (LAW’73) Gwenn S. Eckel (LAW’86) CAS’88) and Heidi M. Fallone Christine M. Fitzgerald (LAW’00) and Francine E. Zeifer and John D. Eckel (LAW’89) and Joshua A. Stein Tim Futrell (LAW’93) Lester Edelman (LAW’54) Timothy J. Famulare (LAW’07) Elliott Flah (LAW’14, SPH’14) Richard M. Gaberman (LAW’68) and Joan K. Edelman Richard C. Farley (LAW’97) Michael P. Flammia (CAS’85, Kelly A. Gabos (LAW’06) Alan M. Edelstein (SMG’47, Erika C. Farrell (LAW’06) GRS’85, LAW’88) Hilary C. Gabrieli (LAW’90) LAW’49) and Sybil Edelstein and Jason W. Farrell David S. Flashenburg (LAW’01) and Christopher Gabrieli Martin A. Edelstein (LAW’81) David W. Faunce (LAW’74) and Lili Popova Alexander J. Gallan (MED’13) Elliot D. Eder (LAW’86) and Joan Faunce Ellen Flatley (LAW’68) and Stephanie L. Mills-Gallan and Nancy A. Overman (SED’85) Jesse A. Fecker (LAW’08) Lawrence E. Fleder (LAW’83) (LAW’13) Alan C. Ederer (LAW’86) Daniel E. Feder (LAW’87) Warner S. Fletcher (LAW’73) Stacey O. Gallant (LAW’85) and Tammy J. Smiley (LAW’86) and Mary H. Feder and Mary F. Fletcher and Mitchell C. Gallant John E. Edison (LAW’76) Carolyn L. Federoff (LAW’86) Alan S. Flink (LAW’52) Gary M. Grossman (SMG’93, Cheryl C. Edson (LAW’07) and Janice Philpot and Renee L. Flink LAW’98) and Dawn K. Galolo and Richard Edson Michael Feeney David B. Picker (LAW’80) (SMG’92) Stephen M. Edwards (LAW’93) Jonathan H. Feiler (LAW’07) and Grace A. Flisser Rose Y. Gana (LAW’10) and Lorraine G. Edwards Timur Feinstein (LAW’02) Laura E. Flores (LAW’04) Ricardo Ganitsky (LAW’08) Timothy S. Egan (LAW’83) Marshall D. Feiring (LAW’80) Alan B. Fodeman (LAW’62) Joseph R. Ganley (LAW’94) and Kathy Y. Egan (GSM’84) and Pamela D. Feiring and Alana F. Fodeman Christopher R. Gannon (LAW’81) Kenneth I. Wirfel (DGE’66, Mark H. Likoff (LAW’86) Julie R. Fogarty (LAW’14) and Jan J. Gannon CAS’68, LAW’72) and Shelah T. Feiss Sean Foley (LAW’14, GSM’14) Luis L. Torres-Marrero (LAW’02) and June A. Eichbaum Alan L. Feld ■ Marc M. Gaelen (LAW’78) and Johana M. Garcia Joanne M. Neale (LAW’77) and Nina Fondillon Mayra L. Garcia (LAW’97) and William H. Eichhold George J. Felos (LAW’76) Howard L. Felsenfeld (LAW’73) Michael C. Fondo (CAS’85, Jessica M. Garrett (LAW’08) James A. Eidelman (LAW’73) GRS’86, LAW’90) and Linda S. Eidelman David R. Feniger (LAW’95) and Rita W. Garry (LAW’83) Kathleen Ford (LAW’79) and John Garry Guy R. Eigenbrode (LAW’77) Chigusa Saotome (LAW’95) and Patricia Nicholas Richard M. Fentin (LAW’69) Amy B. Forman (LAW’87) Daniel C. Garvey (LAW’01) and Adam P. Forman Floralynn Einesman (LAW’80) and Sandra Fentin (DGE’66, Edward R. Gates (LAW’84) CAS’68) Jonathan Forstot (LAW’88) Scott T. Eisen (LAW’14) Robert B. Gates (LAW’53) Stanley L. Ferguson (LAW’78) and Rochelle Forstot and Evelyn J. Holman Malvin B. Eisenberg (LAW’68) and Mary P. Ferguson Scott A. Forsyth (LAW’76) James M. Geary (LAW’64) Richard D. Eisenberg (LAW’75) Jorge E. Fernandez Palacios Donald Forte (LAW’70) and Marie R. Geary Richard J. Eisenberg (LAW’76) (LAW’14) and Marjorie S. Forte Grant R. Gendron (LAW’14) Kenneth J. Eisner (LAW’80) Michael Fertig (LAW’82) Gregory L. Foster (LAW’76) Aida A. Gennis (LAW’83) Lynette M. Elam (LAW’14) Virginia M. Fettig (LAW’79) and Cynthia M. Foster and Thomas G. Gennis Andrew Eliseev (LAW’99) and Kenneth G. Fettig Brian G. Fox (LAW’86) Mark J. Gentile (LAW’82) David C. Elliott (LAW’74) Daniel S. Field (LAW’91) and and Andrea Fox and Mary B. Gentile Alfred D. Ellis (LAW’75) Colleen M. Granahan (LAW’91) Jane W. Waterman (LAW’71) Paul E. George (LAW’71) and Sharon Ellis Eliot Field (LAW’73) and Andrew Francis and Helen D. George Cynthia E. Ellis (LAW’83) and Catherine F. Field Stephanie Frank (LAW’12) Kari A. Gerber (LAW’10) Andrew A. Elman (LAW’88) John W. Fieldsteel (LAW’76) Jeffrey M. Frank (LAW’92) Marianne S. Geula (LAW’00, ’05) Mark D. Engel (LAW’73) and Margaret T. Fieldsteel and Julie S. Frank Gayle S. Ghitelman (LAW’82) Andrew D. Epstein (CAS’69, Lia E. Fierro (LAW’11) Jamie L. Frank (LAW’12) Elizabeth L. Gibbs (LAW’87) LAW’72) and Kathy J. Epstein Theodore O. Fillette (LAW’73) L. Barry Tinkoff (LAW’56) Lisa A. Gilbert (LAW’14) and Margaret A. Fredette (COM’69; SED’75, ’85) Laurence E. Hardoon (LAW’75) Patrick M. Gilbert (LAW’13) and Janet E. Fine Stanley N. Freedman (LAW’72) Eric M. Epstein (LAW’72) and Margaret M. Gilligan (LAW’79) Cheryl L. Epstein (CAS’70) Todd C. Fineberg (LAW’68) and Sarah Freedman and Gail M. Fineberg Hilary J. Murray Barry S. Gilvar (LAW’64) Norman A. Erlich (LAW’73) and Helen L. Gilvar and Ellen G. Erlich Jonathan D. Fink (LAW’83) and Daniel J. Freehling Thomas F. Ginnerty (LAW’86) James Ernstmeyer (LAW’10) Edward R. Fink (LAW’54) Stephen T. Freeland (LAW’90) and Joan O. Fink James R. Freeman (LAW’78) Jacqueline A. Giordano-Hayes Linwood M. Erskine (LAW’49) (LAW’10) and Margaret A. Erskine John J. Finn (CAS’74, LAW’80) and Carla Jimenez (LAW’79) Richard A. Glaser (LAW’69, ’73) Jay M. Esterkes (LAW’47) and Alexis Stevens Paul V. Freeman (LAW’72) and Rosalyn S. Esterkes John G. Fioretta (LAW’82) Henry N. Frenette (LAW’59, ’63) John Glazer and Diana Wasserman Barry F. Evans (LAW’49) Sara E. Fiorillo (LAW’14) and Bette M. Frenette Rebecca M. Glazer (LAW’13) and Harriet L. Evans Caroline R. Fischer Laurie J. Gentile (LAW’83) Marvin H. Glazier (LAW’69) and Sheri G. Glazier Ryan Evans (LAW’09, GSM’10) Murray R. Markowitz (LAW’95) and Scott D. Friedland Lance A. Kawesch (LAW’94) and Rebecca J. Fischer Greg S. Friedman (LAW’76) Andrew A. Glickson (LAW’75) and Caren S. Glickson and Anne R. Exter (GSM’87) Samuel C. Fish (LAW’60) and Susan H. Friedman Michael E. Faden (LAW’69) and Sandra S. Fish Marc B. Friedman (CAS’72, Steven M. Glovsky (LAW’79, and Janice N. Faden LAW’75) and Sandra G. GSM’79) and Susan G. Glovsky Stephen R. Fish (LAW’94, ’03) (LAW’80) Luca C. Melchionna (LAW’03) Friedman (SED’71) Eric M. Kraus (LAW’79) Edward J. Goddard (LAW’90) and Barbara Faedda and Marjory Fisher Franklin Fruchtman (LAW’73) and Janyce A. Fruchtman Jack R. Goetz (LAW’79) Ernest E. Falbo (LAW’67) Stanley Z. Fisher ■ and Karen S. Lundsgaard and Jennifer R. Wilder Rick J. Fucci (LAW’94)

54 ■ Dean's Advisory Board Member ■ Faculty/Staff Member ∞ Deceased Carol D. Gold (LAW’72) Scott M. Green (LAW’80) Melinda J. Harrison (LAW’86) Noah A. Hochstadt (LAW’99) and and Philip W. Gold Stanley Greenberg (LAW’77) Amy L. Harrison (LAW’84) Malka D. Hochstadt (CAS’96) David L. Goldberg (LAW’89) and Julie A. Peterson and Robert A. Harrison David R. Hodas (LAW’76) and Patricia Nasey Arthur G. Greene (LAW’67) Christopher H. Hartenau (LAW’72) and Judy O. Hodas Kenneth B. Goldberg (LAW’92) and Ellen M. Greene and Vivian K. Hartenau (SAR’68) Anne Hoffman (LAW’73) Aime L. Goldberg (LAW’01) Joel P. Greene (LAW’73) A. Neil Hartzell (LAW’84) and Philip C. Myers Shera G. Golder (LAW’00) and Ann T. Lisi Michael C. Harvell (LAW’75) Lori J. Hoffman (LAW’90) and David R. Golder Gary L. Greenstein (LAW’81, ’89) and Cynthia H. Harvell Jeffrey P. Hoffmann (LAW’14) Bruce H. Goldman (LAW’85) and Sharyn Greenstein Jonathan J. Hass (LAW’90) Philip F. Holahan (LAW’78) and Linda Goldman Helaine A. Gregory (LAW’90) Theodore A. Lund (LAW’90) and Joanne O’Connor Darren M. Goldman (LAW’10) Steven D. Greif (LAW’76) and Norah K. Hass Caroline C. Holda (LAW’14) Howard J. Goldsmith (LAW’86) and Frann Greif Douglas S. Hatfield (LAW’61) Douglas G. Hyde (LAW’68) Laura E. Goldsmith (LAW’14) Frederick A. Griffen (LAW’63) and Judith I. Hatfield and Margaret D. Holden Felicia F. Goldstein (LAW’92) and Lorraine C. Griffen Joshua B. Hauser (LAW’85) Rebecca W. Hollander (LAW’14) Steven J. Goldstein (LAW’75) Gordon F. Grimes (LAW’75) and Kimberly Hauser Morton Holliday (LAW’61) and Shelley S. Goldstein and Anne R. Grimes Arthur W. Havey (LAW’65) and Fannie Holliday Linda F. Goldwyn (CAS’84, LAW’88) Penelope E. Gronbeck (LAW’08) and Virginia A. Havey Calvin E. Holloway (LAW’84) Ann K. Gollin Earle Groper (LAW’58) and Richard Hawke (LAW’76) and Cecile S. Holloway Eleanor S. Groper (CFA’58) and Susan F. Hawke Michael K. Golub (LAW’80, ’86) Robert L. Holloway (LAW’73) and Charlene A. Golub Elizabeth A. Gross (LAW’05) Katherine W. Hazard (LAW’89) and Margaret H. Holloway Eric Rogers (LAW’98) Joan B. Gross (LAW’82) Robert S. Hazlett (LAW’57) Sandra J. Holman (LAW’76) and Lisa A. Gomez (LAW’96) and Stuart J. Gross and Elizabeth I. Hazlett Arlene M. Holtzman (LAW’90) Edward P. Gonzales (LAW’92) Norman Gross (LAW’69) Charles M. Healey (DGE’51, Eduardo J. Hong Farias and Dana W. Gonzales Morton E. Grosz (LAW’68) and LAW’54) Ron I. Honig (LAW’93) Ramon R. Gonzalez (LAW’86) Judith A. Grosz (DGE’66, CAS’68) Timothy P. Heaton (LAW’00) and Joanna D. Honig Jules S. Goodman (LAW’75) Barry J. Gruenfeld (LAW’86) Brian E. Heffernan (LAW’87) Chester D. Hooper and Millicent R. Goodman David F. Grunebaum (CAS’67, and Joan E. Heffernan Philip Tabas (LAW’83) Michael J. Kaminsky (LAW’86) and LAW’72) and Linda L. Ellen Heffernan and Helen D. Hooper Jennifer E. Goodnow (LAW’86) Grunebaum (CAS’68, SED’69) Joe L. Hegel (LAW’78) and Mara K. Youdelman (LAW’96) John S. Goodnow (LAW’65) Jieling Guan (LAW’13) Marielaine Hegel (SSW’78) and B. Hopkins and Mary G. Goodnow Marc G. Guggenheim (LAW’95) Shannon M. Heilman (LAW’90) Stephen L. Hopkins (LAW’73) and Alfred Gordon O’Connell (LAW’95) Paul R. Gugliuzza ■ and Dominic Lazara Cynthia H. Hopkins (GSM’78) and Nathaniel C. O’Connell Mark J. Gundersen (LAW’79) Nowles H. Heinrich (LAW’06) Kelly M. Horein (LAW’12) (MET’98) ■ and E. Gundersen Bonnie L. Heiple (LAW’08) Paul S. Horn (LAW’83) Morris J. Gordon (LAW’55) David A. Gunter (LAW’80) Norman S. Heller (LAW’77) Fiona T. Hornblower ■ and Sylvia L. Gordon and Susan P. Gunter and Donna N. Heller Marvin M. Horwitz (LAW’54) Myra M. Gordon (SED’70, ’76; Zhongmin A. Guo (LAW’08) Lisa G. Heller (LAW’93) and Susanne Horwitz LAW’76) and Roy G. Gordon F. Christian Haab (LAW’86) Paul A. Heller (LAW’65) Leah M. Houghton (LAW’07) Robert J. Gordon (LAW’74) Mirco J. Haag (LAW’14, GSM’14) and Ruth H. Heller N. Landon Hoyt (LAW’78) and Barbara L. Gordon Yomarie S. Habenicht (LAW’10) Andrea P. Hellman (LAW’95) Jason Y. Hsi (LAW’05) William H. Gordon (LAW’84) David H. Thaler and Chava B. Haber Peter C. Herbst (LAW’12) and Angela A. Yang (CAS’06) and Sally B. Gordon Sheryl H. Haberman (LAW’85) Geoffrey J. Klimas (LAW’08) Adrienne S. Masters (LAW’83) Eric Gorin-Regan (LAW’14) and Scott M. Haberman and Rebecca A. Hermanowicz and Harry H. Huang Alexandra M. Gorman (LAW’05) Richard S. Hackel (LAW’68) (LAW’08) David A. Hubbard (ENG’09, LAW’14) Anthony A. Gostanian (LAW’10) and Nancy P. Hackel (CAS’66) Peter J. Herrick (LAW’70) Gregory E. Hudson (CAS’73, and Megan C. Gostanian Alon Hacohen (LAW’08) and Norma M. Herrick LAW’76, GSM’77) Eric J. Gouvin (LAW’86, ’90) Richard S. Haines (LAW’71) Ann D. Herrmann (LAW’80, ’99) and Virginia R. Hudson and Elizabeth Lovejoy Louise E. Halevy (LAW’78) Leonard M. Herschberg (LAW’00) Timothy J. Hufman (LAW’82) Robert R. Graft (LAW’71) Katherine A. Hesse (LAW’76) Arthur W. Hughes (LAW’67) and Mary K. Graft Shelvin L. Hall (LAW’74) Randolph J. Mayer (LAW’78) John R. Hession (LAW’00) Kristen M. Hughes (LAW’14) Jessie M. Klyce (LAW’90) Matthew T. Hevert (LAW’14) and Stuart W. Graham and Patricia Hallaran Neil F. Hulbert (LAW’69) John D. Hallisey (LAW’69) Peter E. Hewitt (LAW’72) and and Martha W. Hulbert Mark S. Granger (LAW’76) Aileen Hewitt and Kathleen H. Granger Chris Han (LAW’14) Charles A. Hunter (LAW’08) Mary Alice Hiatt (LAW’10) Marla S. Grant (LAW’03) Michael D. Handler (LAW’93) Courtney E. Hunter (LAW’10) and Susan Handler Shirin Philipp (LAW’96) Michael H. Hurwitz (LAW’82) Richard W. Grant (LAW’71) and John M. Higgins and Mary H. Grant Lynne Hans (LAW’66) and Marla Hurwitz (SMG’82) Nancy M. Highbarger (LAW’76) Mary H. Grant and Brenda H. Hans Theodore P. Hurwitz (LAW’61) and Steven T. Highbarger and Keri L. Hurwitz Roland Gray (LAW’69) Mark G. Hanson (LAW’81) Nicole C. Hanson (LAW’14) Scott R. Hill (LAW’87) Joseph S. Huttler (LAW’90, ’91) Benjamin Laski (LAW’97, COM’97) and Christy Hill and Miriam Z. Huttler and Jennifer A. Gray Leora Harpaz (LAW’73) Stewart M. Hirsch (LAW’80) Robert W. Hyberg (LAW’14) Robert G. Holdway (LAW’82) and Marvis A. Knospe (LAW’82, GSM’83) and Michael C. Harper ■ Sandra L. Tanen (LAW’83) Lawrence J. Hyman (GRS’97) Elin H. Graydon (DGE’72, LAW’79) and Ronald Hirschberg Clayton F. Harrington (LAW’70) Robert Iannucci (LAW’88) Carmine A. Greco (LAW’77) Beverly E. Hjorth (LAW’88) and Kathleen M. Young and Marianne C. Harrington and Karen M. Stash Susan E. Hoaglund (CFA’80) Kenneth S. Green (SMG’58, Dennis E. Harrington (LAW’67) Anthony G. Iannuccillo (LAW’50) LAW’63) and Barbara A. Shaw and Ellen B. Harrington John M. Ilardo (LAW’14)

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Kenneth Ingber (LAW’79) Douglas O. Kant (LAW’75, ’77) Raymond L. King (LAW’57) Glenn M. Kurtz (LAW’89) and Selma Ingber (SSW’78) and Joy S. Kant (MET’78) and Jean P. King and Linda R. Kurtz (LAW’88) Rachel M. Irving (LAW’08) David S. Kantrowitz (LAW’09) Melissa D. Kirkel (LAW’04) Douglas A. Kydd (LAW’49) Kaoru Ishii (LAW’13) Barbara R. Kapnick (LAW’80) and Dean M. Kirkel Barry C. Laboda (LAW’79) Michael S. Isikow (LAW’92) Masato Kariya (LAW’14) Daniel S. Kirshenbaum (CAS’07, Anne Marie La Bue (CAS’88, LAW’91) Stephanie L. Ives (LAW’03) John A. Karpinski (LAW’68) MED’11) and Laura B. Suzanne M. Lachelier (LAW’92) Kirshenbaum (LAW’12) and Jared L. Kurtzer and Nancy B. Karpinski Jean R. LaCroix (LAW’50) Timothy H. Kistner (LAW’14) Katherine L. Izzo (LAW’60) David S. Katz (LAW’83) Kathy J. Lamb-Flynn (LAW’81) Joshua S. Jackson (LAW’14) and Laura H. Y. Katz Kaley E. Klanica (LAW’04, SPH’05) Robert P. Landau (LAW’83) and Douglas P. Jacobs (LAW’71) Joshua Katz (LAW’89) Lesley B. Landau (GRS’83, ’86) and Rosalind S. Jacobs (SED’70) Stanley D. Katz (LAW’74) H. Frances Kleiner (CAS’75, LAW’79) Joseph M. Landolfi (LAW’98) Herbert M. Jacobs (SMG’68, and Marcia N. Katz and Maria E. Landolfi LAW’71) and Christie S. Jacobs Seth I. Truwit (LAW’83) Ann-Louise Kleper (LAW’73) and Dennis Kleper James P. Lane (LAW’86) (CAS’68, GRS’70) and Susan J. Katz (LAW’84) John J. Lang (LAW’82) Marc R. Jacobs (LAW’85) Melvin S. Katzman (LAW’65) Norman D. Kline (LAW’59) and Betty F. Kline Melissa F. Langa (LAW’96) ■ and Gwen M. Jacobs Marsha A. Kaufmann (LAW’86, Tess J. Kline (LAW’90) Bruce A. Langer (DGE’73, CAS’75, Ronald Jacobs (LAW’66) SPH’99) LAW’78) and Bobbi A. Langer and Ruth Jacobs Dhruv Kaushal (LAW’09) Meredith R. Klionsky (LAW’13) and Daniel Klionsky Kent M. Langloss (LAW’13) Susan Jacobs (LAW’89) Mason M. Taber (LAW’57) and David A. Kluft (LAW’03) Arthur L. Lappen (LAW’66) Daniel J. Jacobson (LAW’86) Cynthia A. Keating (SED’79) and Marjorie S. Lappen and Dawn R. Jacobson Jeremy D. Knee (LAW’11) Craig M. Keats (LAW’73) James J. LaRocca (LAW’07) Joe D. Jacobson (LAW’86) and Judith M. Keats Robert W. Kneisley (LAW’76) Robert A. Lavenberg (LAW’86) and Sandy Jacobson Barbara J. Keefe (LAW’94) and Jean Marcus ■ Christopher S. Lavin (LAW’14) Claudia G. Jaffe (LAW’88) Ronald L. Kellam (LAW’54, ’66) Lois H. Knight Jeffrey N. Lavine (LAW’91) and Aaron D. Jaffe Catherine B. Kelleher Sonis Brian J. Knipe (LAW’98) Richard P. Jaffe (LAW’74) and (LAW’03) and Eric B. Sonis and Laura B. Knipe Gary S. Lawson ■ and Patricia Lawson Jeanne E. Jaffe (CAS’70) Gerald K. Kelley (LAW’85) Cora S. Koch (LAW’82) and Edward R. Koch Corinne E. Lax (LAW’89) William J. Keim (GSM’90) and Jacqueline G. Kelley (LAW’90) Cerise Jalelian Keim (LAW’84) D. Paul Koch (LAW’94, GSM’08) Ellyn H. Lazar-Moore (LAW’93) Susan F. Kelley (LAW’79) Peter A. Janus (LAW’70) and Catherine A. Koch (CAS’96; and Michael O. Moore and Nancy M. Janus Thomas H. Kelley (LAW’77) and SED’96, ’97) Mary S. Leahy (LAW’70) Lucinda E. White (LAW’74) Brendan T. Jarboe (LAW’14) Rajpreet K. Kochhar (CAS’00, and Charles F. Leahy John Kelliher (LAW’96) and LAW’03) Amelia Leas-Alback (LAW’14) Rene A. Javier-Oronoz (LAW’11) Juliana F. Kelliher (COM’95) Daniel H. Jeng (LAW’14) Elisa S. Koenderman (LAW’83) Caroline L. Meuly (LAW’73) Edward P. Kelly (LAW’99) and Kevin R. Koenderman and Marc Leavitt Issie L. Jenkins (LAW’59) and Rebecca Kelly and Charles L. Jenkins Marc S. Plonskier (LAW’78) Thomas R. Lebach (LAW’71) Moira D. Kelly (LAW’91) and Heni Koenigsberg and Linda W. Lebach Judith J. Jenkins (LAW’03) and David Torcoletti and Sean K. Jenkins John H. Kohring (LAW’73) Richard D. LeBlanc (LAW’80) Mary L. Kennedy (LAW’76) and Kathy A. Kohring Kristin L. Jenkins (LAW’03) Joanna A. Lee (LAW’14) Robert B. Kent (LAW’49) Carolyn R. Kopans (LAW’87) Andrea M. Jennings (LAW’14) Maximilian K. Lee (LAW’12) and Barbara B. Kent Steven M. Kornblau (LAW’87) Jun Qi (LAW’04) and Jing Jia Robert D. Keough (LAW’93) Mark H. Leeds (LAW’84) Julie A. Koshgarian (LAW’91) and Mary Mckenna Bryant T. Jiravisitcul (LAW’14) Phillip Kerle (LAW’81) and David Thoreen Anne M. Johnson (LAW’82) and Kathryn H. Kerle Felicia Miller (LAW’86) Martha J. Koster (LAW’71) and Benjamin J. Leeman Arthur H. Johnson (CAS’67, LAW’72) Dennis L. Kern (LAW’85) Dane R. Kostin (LAW’72) and and Linda A. Kern Terry Marvin (LAW’84) Dale R. Johnson (LAW’76) Michele G. Kostin (CAS’70, and Lori J. Lefferts and Gail L. Johnson Caroline S. Kernan ■ LAW’72) Richard I. Lefkowitz (LAW’93) Janee N. Johnson (LAW’14) Laura S. Kershner (LAW’92) Phillip C. Koutsogiane (LAW’73) and Barbara J. Lefkowitz Lance B. Johnson (CAS’66, Amanda M. Kessel (LAW’01) and Joyce H. Koutsogiane (LAW’93) LAW’69) and George A. Kessler (LAW’53, Alan L. Kovacs (LAW’79) Alfred Legelis (LAW’57) Peggy A. Johnson DGE’53) and and Caryn R. Kovacs and Despina H. Legelis P. Louis Johnson (LAW’52) Harriet K. Kessler Catherine Watson Koziol Kevin J. Leichter (LAW’88) Dwinette E. Johnson-Bailey Stefanie Kessler-Larson (LAW’80) (LAW’92) and Dennis Koziol and Tamera A. Leichter (LAW’93, GSM’94) Robert C. Kessner (LAW’73) Laurence A. Kraemer (LAW’81) Warren R. Leiden (LAW’74) George C. Jones (LAW’78) Kanchan Ketkar (LAW’01) and Gloria M. Savini and Tiana G. Wimmer and Kristin P. Jones Nadia Khan (LAW’14) Katelyn M. Kramer (LAW’14) Howard C. Lem (LAW’75) ■ Katharine B. Silbaugh Anuj K. Khetarpal (LAW’10) Kenneth A. Krems (LAW’77) and Dorothy E. Lem and Daniel H. Jurayj and Carol W. Krems Laura S. Khoshbin (LAW’95) Chunlin Leonhard (LAW’95) Andrew J. Kadets (COM’93, Scott W. Kroll (LAW’00) Robert F. Kierce (DGE’51, LAW’54) and Christoph L. Leonhard LAW’97) Peter W. Kronberg (LAW’88) Gerald H. Lepler (LAW’51) Richard D. Kahn (LAW’89) Francis D. Landrey (LAW’76) and Brenda Kronberg and Maureen T. Kilfoyle and Eleanor R. Lepler (CAS’54) Robert A. Kaloosdian (LAW’57, ’61) Michael S. Krout (LAW’69) Robert A. Killip (LAW’13, GSM’13) Philip Lerner (LAW’74) and Marianne Kaloosdian and Susanne W. Krout Ronald M. Leshnower (LAW’97) Peter A. Kals (LAW’07) Kyeong Kim (LAW’14) Matthew R. Kugizaki (LAW’12) Paul J. Kim (LAW’08, ’09) Jeffrey A. Lester (LAW’77) Tracey C. Kammerer (LAW’87) Rebecca L. Kurowski (LAW’08) and Laurie N. Lester Maria Kimijima (LAW’14) Michael B. Kanef (LAW’92) and Brian K. Kurowski Steven R. Levene (MED’80) and Gail O. Kanef (LAW’92) David C. King (LAW’73) Scott C. Kursman (LAW’92) and Susan W. Peters (LAW’84) and Mriam J. King

56 ■ Dean's Advisory Board Member ■ Faculty/Staff Member ∞ Deceased Eric D. Levin (LAW’98) Russell I. Lynn (LAW’71) Mika Mayer (LAW’02) Evan D. Miller (LAW’14) Christine A. Palmieri (LAW’94) and Katherine L. Lynn and Daniel S. Stellenberg Howard M. Miller (LAW’62) and Brian S. Levine David B. Lyons and Sandra N. Lyons Anat Maytal (LAW’09) and Elaine Miller Joel D. Levinson (LAW’81) Jing Ma (LAW’04) Arshag A. Mazmanian (LAW’70) Kathleen G. Miller (LAW’73) Sybil P. Levisohn (LAW’77) William M. Macdonald (LAW’49) Margaret C. Mazzone (LAW’80) Matthew E. Miller (LAW’02) and Steven R. Levisohn and Ann C. MacDonald Mary E. McCabe (LAW’66) and Susan G. Miller Joshua Levit (LAW’06) Ambar M. Maceo (LAW’14) Julianna T. McCabe (LAW’00) Paula E. Miller Peter Levitt Scott L. Machanic (LAW’78) Meredith A. McCardle Primeau Richard S. Miller (LAW’56, Stanley D. Levitt (LAW’83) and Linda Zaccagnini (LAW’03) SMG’51) and Doris S. Miller and Laurie A. Levitt Andrew C. MacLachlan (LAW’86) Richard F. McCarthy (LAW’68) Samual A. Miller (LAW’00) Brenda G. Levy (LAW’83) and Heidi Maclachlan and Edwina McCarthy David W. Sanborn (LAW’69) and Amnon Levy James A. MacLeod (LAW’93) John J. McCarthy (LAW’63) and Nancy J. Miller-Sanborn Joshua Levy and Rebecca H. MacLeod and Joanne M. McCarthy David M. Mindlin (LAW’78) and Matthew T. Levy (LAW’96, John G. MacVane (LAW’11) Matthew D. McCloskey (LAW’06) Lauren T. Mindlin (GSM’83) GSM’97) Andre H. Madeira (LAW’88) and Jennifer T. McCloskey Anthony L. Miranda (LAW’00) Carol Miller (LAW’80) and Tracey Woodruff (LAW’05) ■ Paul S. Mistovich (LAW’05) and Richard Levy Michael Magruder (LAW’67) Jeffrey A. McCurdy (LAW’85) Charles S. Mitchell (LAW’68) and Leslie W. Lewkow (LAW’75) Tony R. Maida (LAW’01) and Barbara C. McCurdy Sandra N. Mitchell (SED’67) and Victor I. Lewkow and Anthony Volpe James S. McDonald (GSM’96, Walter L. Mitchell (LAW’70) Karin F. Lieber Emily A. Maitin (LAW’80) LAW’96) and Carol N. Mitchell Joan A. Lieberman (LAW’90) and Donald S. Shepard Brent M. McDonald (LAW’04) Stefany L. Mitlak (LAW’89) Carol B. Liebman (LAW’75) Gary Maitland (LAW’78) Ronald J. McDougald (LAW’65) and Bruce H. Mitlak and Lance M. Liebman and Kimberly M. Maitland Edward P. McDuffee (LAW’49) Ashkan Mojdehi (LAW’06) Lawrence M. Liebman (LAW’55) Winfield W. Major (LAW’72) Ke-Ching Ning (LAW’74) Mark K. Molloy (LAW’96) and Susan M. Liebman and Susan E. Starkweather and M. McLeod and Elizabeth P. Molloy Carol Lilienfeld (LAW’71) Michael M. Malihi (LAW’91) Terry McManus ■ Robert J. Molloy (LAW’80) Jessica W. Lin (LAW’11) and Ann M. McWhorter Kerri L. McNulty (LAW’05) Robert S. Molloy (LAW’84) Steven F. Lincoln (LAW’86) Martin S. Malinou (LAW’58, ’59) Michael W. McTigue (LAW’93) and Kathleen M. Way David Linhart (LAW’12) Brant K. Maller (LAW’82) and and Diane E. McTigue (LAW’93) John J. Monaghan (LAW’85) and Sheryl A. Odentz Maller (CFA’81) Paul B. Linn (LAW’91) Maurice McWalter (LAW’65) Judith F. Monaghan (LAW’85) William F. Malloy (LAW’68) and Patricia T. McWalter Mark A. Mongelluzzo (LAW’01) Robert S. Linnell (LAW’56) and Fidele A. Malloy and Maureen P. Linnell Jefferson H. Megargel (LAW’94) Caitlin J. Monjeau (LAW’11) Namita E. Mani (LAW’03) Ross E. Linzer (LAW’07, GSM’08) and Marilyn B. Megargel Shaun P. Montana (LAW’02) Venu M. Manne (LAW’02, Kenneth D. Lipman (LAW’71) Henry D. Megaw (LAW’90) and Shannon A. Montana GSM’03) and Hilda R. Megaw ■ Kimberly C. Nuzum (LAW’98) Nancy J. Moore Stephen A. Marcus (LAW’75) Christopher T. Meier (LAW’98) Allison L. Morgan (LAW’07) and Aaron M. Lippert and Sandra L. Marcus Richard M. Lipsman (LAW’76) Kelly R. Melchiondo (LAW’02) Megan Morgan Donald H. Marden (LAW’64) and Christopher M. Melchiondo Joseph T. Little (LAW’52) and Margaret A. Marden Robert F. Moriarty (LAW’80) John Paul Mello (LAW’07) and Barbara M. Moriarty Nancy E. Little (LAW’83) David E. Marder (LAW’88) Brian W. Mellor (LAW’83) Bradley C. Morin (LAW’06) Sharen Litwin (LAW’77) and Margaret Marder and Mary D. Mellor Jacob T. Lloyd (LAW’13) Patrick L. Marinaro (LAW’11) Walter F. Morris (LAW’83) Ricardo A. Mena-Cerutti (LAW’03) and Teresa J. Morris Jeffrey A. Loesel (LAW’06) George J. Markos (LAW’84) and Rosana Ortigala and Jill S. Markos James L. Morse (LAW’69) Helen I. Lom (LAW’72) Judy K. Mencher (LAW’81, GSM’93) and Gretchen B. Morse Stephen G. Marks ■ Leon J. Lombardi (LAW’74) Judith R. Mendel (LAW’01) Demitrios M. Moschos (LAW’65) and Sara R. Lombardi Michelle R. Pascucci (LAW’14) Douglas E. Mesler (SPH’97) and Celeste T. Moschos and David Marshak P. Ann Lomeli (LAW’80) and Linda L. Mesler (LAW’90) Geoffrey G. Moss (LAW’08) and Gabino Lomeli Olinda R. Marshall (LAW’03) David T. Metcalfe (LAW’83) Samuel P. Moulthrop (LAW’76) Cristina M. Lopez (LAW’03) Paul R. Marte (LAW’53) and Kristina A. Metcalfe and Joyce E. Moulthrop and Sally H. Marte Priscilla Louie (MET’03, SED’06) ■ Michael J. Meurer ■ Amy L. Mower (LAW’77) Elaine A. Martel (LAW’12) Bradford S. Lovette (LAW’74) and Yamaguchi Miyuki Kerry A. Moynihan (CAS’03, and Ikuyo Ohigashi Rafael E. Martin (LAW’97, ’98) Ray A. Meyer (LAW’68) LAW’06) Claude L. Lowen (LAW’71) Gary F. Marton (LAW’76) Michael A. Meyers (LAW’69, ’70) Peter G. Mugo (LAW’98) ■ Mary A. Lowney (LAW’87) Kenneth W. Simons and Susan F. Meyers Robert Volk (LAW’78) ■ ■ and Matthew Mahoney and Christine A. Marx Rosemary C. Meyers (LAW’80) and Kit C. Mui Thomas J. Luz (LAW’85) Yoshihisa Masaki (LAW’07) and Alan G. Meyers Andrew J. Mullen (LAW’72) and Martha C. Lowrey Luz Patricia A. Maslen John R. Michaud (LAW’84) and Jane A. Mullen David A. Lowy (LAW’87) Stephen M. Mason (LAW’74) and Caroline H. Wehling Rosemarie Mullin (LAW’88) Joshua J. Lozner (LAW’00) and Ann N. Mason Leonard S. Michelman (LAW’48) Philip D. Murphy (LAW’82) and Melissa T. Lozner (LAW’01) Sa’Adiyah K. Masoud (LAW’03) Dragica M. Mijailovic (LAW’95) and Kathleen M. Murphy John T. Lu (LAW’84) Louis P. Massaro (LAW’63) and Srboljub Mijailovic Kristen L. Murray (LAW’07) Benjamin N. Lucas (LAW’14) and Ann M. Massaro Charles N. Miller (LAW’57) Lynn S. Muster (LAW’94) and Elaine Miller Elaine M. Lucas (LAW’82) Steven Masters (LAW’86) John A. Mutter (LAW’56) and Peter J. Lucas and Beulah Trey Christopher Miller (COM’00, LAW’00) and Jennifer J. Miller Robert D. Myers (LAW’62) Nicholas P. Luongo (LAW’01) Jeanne M. Mathews (LAW’84) and Judith D. Myers Kenneth R. Luttinger (LAW’78) Karen Mathiasen (LAW’81) Eleanor R. Miller (LAW’82) and Martin Schrage Elwynn J. Miller (LAW’63)

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Joseph P. Nadeau (LAW’62) Rafael A. Ovalles (LAW’90) Andrew J. Pitts (LAW’94, GSM’95) F. Joseph Reichmann (LAW’78) and Catherine L. Nadeau Ross C. Owens (LAW’77) and Kristein D. Pitts Nancy A. Sutherland (LAW’75) Debra L. Naish (LAW’87) and Margaret N. Owens Peter A. Pizzani (LAW’83) and John M. Reid and Benjamin Naish Vartkis Paghigian (LAW’53) Samuel B. Pollack (LAW’02, GSM’03) Eugene A. Reilly (LAW’76) Monroe Nash and Florence Nash Virginia H. Pagliery (SMG’85, Daniel J. Pollak (LAW’88) and Joan T. Reilly Caddie Nath LAW’88) and Sergio E. Pagliery Jason A. Pollak (LAW’04) Gideon Reitblat (LAW’05) Melanie C. Nelson (LAW’14) Sunita S. Paknikar (LAW’14) Babak A. Pooya (LAW’94) Sarah N. Remmer (LAW’14) Howard P. Newton (LAW’73) David L. Paldy (LAW’88) Michael Popowski (LAW’67) Yuan F. Ren (CAS’11, LAW’14) and Mary E. Newton Eugene G. Panarese (LAW’53) and Susan C. Popowski Matthew A. Renert (LAW’94) Yihong Ni (LAW’09) and Margaret M. Panarese Deborah A. Porder (LAW’80) Lauren E. 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58 ■ Dean's Advisory Board Member ■ Faculty/Staff Member ∞ Deceased Angelo Rossi (SMG’94) and Rosalind Neill W. Schoonmaker (LAW’60) Bernard R. Silva (LAW’56) Jonathan S. Springer (LAW’86) S. Rowen Rossi (LAW’86) and Joyce F. Schoonmaker and Yvonne H. Silva and Karen H. Springer Lynne N. Rossman (COM’68) James A. Schragger (LAW’85) Joybell Silverman (LAW’07) Oliver W. Stalter (LAW’76) and David B. Rossman ■ Daniel F. Schulke (LAW’14) and Joel Silverman and Ellen J. Stalter Joshua D. Roth (LAW’06) Thomas E. Schwab (LAW’83) Steven H. Silverman (CAS’64; Alexander Stampf (LAW’00) and Lauren R. Roth and Sue T. Schwab LAW’67, ’95) and Marsha F. Joseph R. Standell (LAW’58) Samantha Rothaus (CAS’07, Daniel M. Schwartz (LAW’81) Silverman and Donna J. Standell LAW’10) Edward M. Spiro (LAW’76) Harvey C. Silverstein (LAW’80) Julian A. Stapleford (LAW’00) Paul H. Rothschild (LAW’71) and Ellen K. Schwartz (LAW’76) Michael A. Silverstein (LAW’59) Ilana H. Starfield and Marsha F. Rothschild Steven J. 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Williams (LAW’81) Wanting Zhang (LAW’08) and Gertrude M. Wagner and Lisa M. Williams Mingyue Zheng (LAW’09) To join our supporters visit Edward Waldman (LAW’84) Kenneth Williams (LAW’85) Allan W. Ziman (LAW’74) bu.edu/lawgiving. Albert W. Wallis (LAW’73) and Susan Williams

60 ■ Dean's Advisory Board Member ■ Faculty/Staff Member ∞ Deceased CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, AND MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES JULY 1, 2013–JUNE 30, 2014

Catherine S. Stempien GIVING SOCIETIES: Sullivan & Cromwell LLP MATCHING GIFT The Clara Weiss Fund PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE: $25,000 or more COMPANIES Zimble Family Charity Fund PRESIDENT’S ASSOCIATES: $20,000–$24,999 DEAN’S CLUB DEAN’S CLUB: $5,000–$9,999 DONOR Deloitte FELLOW: $2,500–$4,999 Law Office of A. Joseph Ross, J.D. BARRISTER: $1,000–$2,499 George W. Adams III, Esq.1975 FELLOW FRIEND: $500–$999 Anna Bastian Attorney at Law Ernst & Young LLP DONOR: $1–$499 Assessment Evaluations Inc. NYSE Euronext, Inc. Barrett Foundation PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Choate Hall & Stewart, LLP Barry F. Evans Family Trust The Clara Weiss Fund Bingham McCutchen LLP Ewing Marion Kauffman BARRISTER Foundation Combined Jewish Philanthropies Bonita Sales LLC Deutsche Bank AG Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP Braverman and Lester Kirkland & Ellis LLP Law Offices of Mandelbaum & Eugene P. Schwartz Family Brockton Animal Hospital LLC Mandelbaum, PC Foundation Brown Rudnick LLP Lincoln Financial Group Vanguard Charitable Finnegan Chrysler Aviation Inc. Philips Electronics North America Corporation Ware & Ware Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund David M. Blumenthal, Esq., P.C. Goodwin Procter LLP Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Wells Fargo Philanthropy Fund The Law Offices of David S. & Flom LLP Hanki Family Trust Flashenburg Thompson & Knight Foundation Jewish Communal Fund The Law Office of Delmas A. PRESIDENT’S ASSOCIATES Jewish Community Foundation Costin, Jr. Advisory Trust Anonymous Kee & Lau-Kee PLLC Felos & Felos, P.A. FRIEND Simmons Kossoff, PLLC Fish & Richardson P.C. The Boeing Company Charles Lamar Family Foundation Laura & Harvey Alpert Charitable Law Office of Frank Campbell Franklin Templeton Investments Esdaile, Barrett, Jacobs & Mone, Foundation Gabrieli Family Foundation General Electric Company LLP McKenzie & Company The Grunebaum Family Fund John and Kelly Hartman Kindred Healthcare, Inc. Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky, HD Luck Charitable Trust McGuireWoods LLP Foundation and Popeo, P.C. The Jewish Federation of Greater MetLife, Inc. The Kleh Family Foundation Morrissey, Wilson & Zafiropoulos, Washington Sullivan & Cromwell LLP The McCausland Foundation LLP Kaplan Occidental Petroleum Corporation Nutter McClennen & Fish, LLP Law Office of Scott Lucey LLC Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Peter B. Sang Revocable Trust Lawrence A. & Joan E. Siff DONOR Dorr LLP Public Interest Bake Sale Foundation A&E Television Networks Public Interest Beantown Shootout Lieberman Family Foundation Aetna Inc. DEAN’S CLUB Sarah A. Rothermel Revocable Trust The Law Office of Malcolm L. AXA Equitable Financial Services, Burdine PC Bernice Cross Trust Skadden, Arps, Slate Meagher & LLC Flom LLP Law Office of Mayra L. Garcia Biogen Idec Biogen Idec Voya Financial Monroe and Florence Nash Capital One Services, Inc. The Gayda Family Foundation Foundation, Inc. Duke Energy Corporation Medco Health Solutions Charitable Morgan Stanley Match Fund FRIEND Gannett Co., Inc. MotivAction Schwab Charitable Fund Goldman, Sachs & Co. Adele and William Feder Private Proskauer Rose LLP Foundation IBM Richard Eisenberg Attorney The Boston Foundation Johnson & Johnson FELLOW Richard M Fentin Revocable Trust Columbus Jewish Foundation Legal & General America, Inc. BARBRI, Inc. Richard S. Miller Revocable Living Jerome H. Fletcher Revocable Trust Trust Marsh & McLennan Companies, DB Technical Consulting Inc. Jerry S. Goldman & Associates PC Rita R. Schwartz Trust Kelton Fund, Inc. Northrop Grumman Corporation Kantrovitz & Kantrovitz LLP Sid’s Carpet Barn Inc. Lawson & Weitzen, LLP The Plymouth Rock Foundation United Way of Rhode Island United Way of Central & Marjorie W. Sloper Charitable William H. Quinn Revocable Trust Premier, Inc. Foundation Northeastern Connecticut Zimble Family Charity Fund Prudential Financial, Inc. Michel Family Foundation Upton & Hatfield, LLP Jane B. Moore Sun Life Financial Law Offices of Victor J. Garo Law Offices of Wendy M. Bittner Moore & Moore Wescott, Dyer, Fitzgerald & Towers Watson The Reynold and Bette Paris Family Nichols, PA United Technologies Corporation BARRISTER Foundation Yoree Trust WilmerHale AMG Charitable Gift Foundation Peter B. Sang Revocable Trust

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LETTER FROM THE 2013-2014 PRESIDENT STATS OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, ANDREW P. STREHLE (‘94)

Number of alumni events in FY14 Dear fellow BU Law alumni,

Even if you haven’t recently been in Boston to see the con- struction of the Sumner M. Redstone Building, you may have participated in BU Law alumni activities all over the country 53 (and globe). Without a doubt, the new building is profound evidence States that held at of support from the University, community, and alumni. The least one alumni event in FY14 reinvigoration of alumni activities in cities other than Boston is less tangible but equally noteworthy. These events provide opportunities to connect, develop, and share our talents and experiences. 8 In major US cities, our Alumni Association develops pro- grams, events, and seminars that strengthen our connections and provide a career-long resource. As one example, alumni find that BU Law graduating students are at the top of the list when new hires are considered. We know the talent that comes out of BU Law, so I ask you to recognize this and be a resource for students for networking and job placement. Please contact 30%Increase in number of alumni who the Career Development Office at [email protected] for more attended events in information. FY14 compared to As you come together with BU Law alumni in your region or FY13 in your practice areas, I’m confident you’ll agree that the School of Law educates students not only in the theory of law, but also Countries with FY14 in the practice and application, so they enter the job market Law Fund donors fully prepared. We share a pride in our great institution, and I hope you’ll join other alumni continuing to support the School through the Building on Excellence Campaign or the Annual Fund. 18 If you stop by campus, you’ll notice some exciting changes. Now that the Sumner M. Redstone Building is open, the year- Donors who gave to BU Law during long law tower renovations are under way. If you can’t make Giving Day, April 30, the trip, I know you’ll enjoy joining your fellow BU Law alumni 2014 to participate this year in supporting the School, your fellow alumni, current students, and coming generations of aspiring 275 lawyers!

ANDREW P. STREHLE (’94) Partner, Brown Rudnick LLP President, BU Law Alumni Association 18%FY14 Law Fund donors who graduated between 2004 and 2014 PHOTO BY BILL HORSMAN BILL BY PHOTO

62 REUNION 2013

GIVING NUMBERS TOTAL RAISED $1,481,597 CLASS OF 2008–5TH REUNION CLASS OF 1973–40TH REUNION Total Raised: $7,741 Total Raised: $227,455 GIVING UPDATE The two-year reunion giving cycle CLASS OF 2003–10TH REUNION CLASS OF 1968–45TH REUNION spans both the fiscal year prior to Total Raised: $16,908 Total Raised: $39,452 and the fiscal year of the fall reunion celebration. Alumni celebrating CLASS OF 1998–15TH REUNION CLASS OF 1963–50TH REUNION milestone reunion years are invited to increase their gifts in honor of their Total Raised: $22,920 Total Raised: $5,010 classes, which encourages a friendly competition. Results from FY13–FY14 CLASS OF 1993–20TH REUNION CLASS OF 1958–55TH REUNION are in: Total Raised: $129,324 Total Raised: $2,970

CLASS OF 1988–25TH REUNION CLASS OF 1953–60TH REUNION 1ST PLACE Total Raised: $26,292 Total Raised: $2,460 CLASS OF 1983 $875,242

CLASS OF 1983–30TH REUNION CLASS OF 1948–65TH REUNION 2ND PLACE Total Raised: $875,242 Total Raised: $27,625 CLASS OF 1973 $227,455

CLASS OF 1978–35TH REUNION CLASS OF 1943–70TH REUNION 3RD PLACE Total Raised: $97,980 Total Raised: $218 CLASS OF 1978 $97,980

KEEP IN TOUCH

There are many different ways to connect with the School of CAREER DEVELOPMENT & PUBLIC SERVICE OFFICE Law—please reach out to let us know how you would like to get [email protected] | 617-353-3141 involved! And don’t forget to sign up to receive eUpdate, our • Hire our students and recent graduates monthly newsletter for alumni, at www.bu.edu/law/eupdate. • Submit a job posting Watch for our new alumni survey—coming soon! • Be a professional resource for students and alumni • Get student or alumni help with your pro bono work WHO TO CALL LEGAL WRITING AND APPELLATE ADVOCACY PROGRAMS ESDAILE ALUMNI CENTER [email protected] | 617-353-3107 [email protected] | 617-353-3118 • Judge moot court • Make a gift to BU Law • Connect with alumni in your area • Join the Young Alumni Council or host an alumni event • Update your contact information or submit class notes FOLLOW US • Join our student mentoring program @BostonUniversitySchoolofLaw STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICE Boston University School of Law [email protected] | 617-358-1800 @BU_Law (Follow Dean O’Rourke @BULawDean) • Be a guest speaker • Support the Public Interest Auction Boston University School of Law BULawVideo Learn the full list of benefits and services available to BU Law alumni at bu.edu/law/alumni/benefits Instagram: BostonUniversitySchoolofLaw

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Hailing from all 50 states and 45 countries, our more than 24,000 alumni were able to connect with the School of Law in FY2014. USA Over 50 organized events—including network- CHICAGO, IL BOSTON, MA ing breakfasts, social gatherings, and profes- NEW YORK, NY WASHINGTON, DC sional education opportunities—took place in SAN FRANCISCO, CA ATLANTA, GA locations from Shanghai to Newport Beach. NEWPORT BEACH, CA

AUGUST 8, 2013 OCTOBER 16, 2013 NOVEMBER 7, 2013 Events held Career Fair Reception Executive Committee Meeting Boston Young Alumni in 2013–2014 NEW YORK, NY BU School of Law and 3L Fall Kick-Off BOSTON, MA BOSTON, MA AUGUST 9, 2013 New York Young Alumni OCTOBER 17, 2013 NOVEMBER 21, 2013 USA Distinguished Dinner Networking 101 Panel DC Holiday Party NEW YORK, NY and 1L Mentor Kick-Off WASHINGTON, DC US—Central BU School of Law SEPTEMBER 23, 2013 AUGUST 14, 2013 BOSTON, MA NOVEMBER 21, 2013 Chicago Happy Hour DC Alumni Chapter Meeting Connecticut Alumni Holiday WASHINGTON, DC OCTOBER 25, 2013 Reception CHICAGO, IL Sumner M. Redstone NEW HAVEN, CT Building Celebration­ SEPTEMBER 16, 2013 BU School of Law US—West Atlanta Dean’s Reception BOSTON, MA DECEMBER 5, 2013 ATLANTA, GA NYC Alumni Holiday Party MAY 15, 2014 NEW YORK, NY Coffee & Conversation with OCTOBER 25–27, 2013 Professor Outterson SEPTEMBER 19, 2013 BU Law Alumni Reunion Weekend DC Happy Hour BU School of Law DECEMBER 11, 2013 SAN FRANCISCO, CA WASHINGTON, DC BOSTON, MA Boston Alumni Holiday Party BOSTON, MA MAY 15, 2014 Alumni Dinner with OCTOBER 2, 2013 Professor Outterson Boston YAC Fall Open Meeting NEWPORT BEACH, CA BOSTON, MA OCTOBER 3, 2013 We US—East DC Committee Meeting WASHINGTON, DC have fantastic JULY 17, 2013 alumni events across Boston YAC Summer OCTOBER 8, 2013 Celebration International Bar Association the US and overseas. BOSTON, MA Reception­ We’re calling all alumni to BOSTON, MA JULY 18, 2013 volunteer or help organize New York Alumni and Student Reception­ OCTOBER 15, 2013 events in your area. Help keep New York YAC Fall Open Meeting NEW YORK, NY Resources Global Professionals our community strong. Contact NEW YORK, NY Sara Dacey, assistant director of alumni relations, at [email protected]. TO LEARN MORE ABOUT EVENTS IN YOUR AREA, VISIT BU.EDU/LAW/ALUMNI/EVENTS 64 BEIJING, CHINA TOKYO, JAPAN SHANGHAI, CHINA

BANGKOK, THAILAND TAIPEI, TAIWAN

ASIA

APRIL 9, 2014 JUNE 18, 2014 DC Public Service Award Thinking Outside the Box: WASHINGTON, DC A Look at Alternative Law Careers EUROPE WASHINGTON, DC APRIL 16, 2014 JUNE 25, 2014 PARIS, FRANCE NYC YAC Quarterly Meeting Executive Committee Resources Global Annual Meeting Professionals Boston University NEW YORK, NY BOSTON, MA

APRIL 22, 2014 EUROPE DC In-House Dinner MAY 22, 2014 WASHINGTON, DC Alumni and Admitted Student Reception JANUARY 15, 2014 FEBRUARY 27, 2014 APRIL 23, 2014 PARIS, FRANCE Boston YAC Quarterly Meeting BU Law Honors Alumni Presidents Boston Global Days BU School of Law of the New York Bar Association of Service BOSTON, MA NEW YORK, NY BOSTON, MA ASIA MAY 24, 2014 JANUARY 22, 2014 MARCH 10, 2014 APRIL 26, 2014 Alumni and Admitted NYC YAC Quarterly Meeting New York Global Days Young Alumni Student Reception Resources Global Professionals Distinguished Dinner of Service NEW YORK, NY BOSTON, MA BROOKLYN, NY BANGKOK, THAILAND MAY 29, 2014 JANUARY 22, 2014 MARCH 13, 2014 MAY 7, 2014 Alumni and Admitted Diversity Celebration NYC YAC Happy Hour DC Young Alumni Game Night Student Reception BOSTON, MA NEW YORK, NY WASHINGTON, DC TOKYO, JAPAN JANUARY 23, 2014 MARCH 26, 2014 MAY 30, 2014 Executive Committee Meeting MAY 15, 2014 Boston Alumni and Admitted Alumni and Admitted BU School of Law Student Reception Boston Young Alumni 3L Happy Hour Student Reception BOSTON, MA BOSTON, MA BOSTON, MA BEIJING, CHINA FEBRUARY 10, 2014 APRIL 2, 2014 MAY 30, 2014 Survive & Thrive Panel MAY 15, 2014 Boston YAC Meeting New York Young Alumni Alumni and Admitted BOSTON, MA BOSTON, MA Trivia Night Student Reception NEW YORK, NY TAIPEI, TAIWAN FEBRUARY 12, 2014 APRIL 3, 2014 DC Chapter Meeting Executive Committee JUNE 4, 2014 JUNE 6, 2014 WASHINGTON, DC Meeting An Evening in Soho Alumni and Admitted Boston University with BU Law Student Reception FEBRUARY 26, 2014 BOSTON, MA NEW YORK, NY SHANGHAI, CHINA Boston YAC Networking Breakfast BOSTON, MA

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Crusading for Public Interest Law— and Against ALS Michael Gollin (’84) and family are working to secure PIP’s Legacy. l BY FRANCES KING

T BU LAW’S annual Public Interest Project (PIP) community service to all interested Boston University law students and auction in April, Michael A. Gollin (’84) was hon- alumni. The group sponsors a number of annual fundraising events, ored with the group’s first Public Interest Project including the spring auction, to fund the grants. Innovators Award. The award was noteworthy on its own merits, but it was made all the more so by A NEW CHALLENGE two other compelling facts. First, Gollin earned Since launching PIP, Gollin has continued nurturing his own passion his innovator’s stripes at the School of Law back for public interest work, “layering it,” he says, upon his career in intel- Ain the early 1980s, and PIP itself was the direct result of those long- lectual property law. In 2002, he founded Public Interest Intellectual ago efforts. And second, even as Gollin now contends with a debilitat- Property Advisors, an organization that provides pro bono intellectual ing degenerative illness, he is working to secure the PIP legacy. property services to developing nations—uniting his two professional Today, Gollin is a patent attorney at Venable LLP in passions. Washington, DC—an interesting path for someone who Those passions took on a new urgency in 2012, when graduated from Princeton with a degree in biochemistry “WHATEVER Gollin was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and then earned a master’s degree in biology from the ABILITY (ALS), commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, an University of Zurich, where he studied fruit fly muscles. I HAVE NOW, incurable motor neuron disease. In response, he began But Gollin’s parents, both professors and activists, I’LL HAVE LESS working aggressively to speed the search for new thera- brought their son up to believe that you pay attention to TOMORROW. pies for ALS, in part by working pro bono as an advisor your world—which Gollin did first through science, and YOU DO with the ALS Association. later through law—and that when an opportunity arises CONTINUE ALS is not only terminal, it is also degenerative—a GRIEVING to make the world better, you grab it. reality that Gollin both accepts and struggles against. THAT LOSS. Those impulses found a congenial home at BU Law, “Whatever ability I have now,” he says, “I’ll have less I’M LEARNING where Gollin contemplated a career in environmental ALTERNATIVE tomorrow. You do continue grieving that loss. But I’m law, with a public interest emphasis. But when it came TECHNOLOGIES, learning alternative technologies, and I’ll adapt. There time to land a summer internship—which Gollin needed AND I’LL ADAPT. is joy in that. But it takes work to find it.” to help fund his education—an unpaid public sector or THERE IS JOY While ALS has already slowed Gollin’s speech, it has nonprofit placement was not an option. “I needed a paid IN THAT, BUT IT not diminished his ideas, spirit, and enthusiasm for position,” he says, “and I found one in a patent law firm TAKES WORK TO public sector work. Being diagnosed with a terminal ill- in New York City.” He discovered that he loved it. “That FIND IT.” ness, says Gollin matter-of-factly, leads to a heightened really started me down the path of intellectual property state of mental and emotional clarity. “It really makes law,” he recalls. But his desire to pursue public interest law persisted. you focus,” he explains.

THE BIRTH AND GROWTH OF PIP SECURING A LEGACY Back at BU Law, Gollin and two classmates—Joe Ronson and Dan Van At the PIP auction in April, it was also announced that Gollin’s family Doren (both ’85)—began thinking about how to broaden the choices has established the Michael Gollin Fund for Public Interest and Intel- for their fellow students who shared that desire, but couldn’t afford to lectual Property at Boston University. The endowed fund will provide follow it. Together they founded PIP, made Gollin its first president, a permanent source of funding that will help students pursue public and agreed upon a simple mission: to provide financial support interest and intellectual property law, regardless of their financial through grants to students seeking summer work in otherwise unpaid constraints. It wraps Gollin’s two passions into one source of support, public interest internships. giving full testimony to his belief that the path to fulfillment requires The founders and friends raised enough funds to be able to offer both creativity and service to others. the first PIP grants to 16 BU law students in the summer of 1984, with awards ranging from $1,000 to $2,000. Thirty years later, PIP is one of BU Law welcomes contributions to the Michael Gollin Fund the leading law student groups at Boston University, fostering a com- and the Public Interest Project. Please contact Nate O’Connell mitment to nonprofit, government, andpro bono work, and promoting ([email protected]) for more information. PHOTO COURTESY OF MICHAEL GOLLIN MICHAEL OF COURTESY PHOTO

66 INSIDE FALL 2014 THE RECORD 2 The Alumni Magazine of Boston University School of Law

Maureen A. O’Rourke Dean, Michaels Faculty Research Scholar, Professor of Law

Development & Alumni Relations Office Lillian Bicchieri, Development Coordinator Sara Dacey, Assistant Director of Alumni Relations Zach Dubin, Leadership Gift Officer Caroline Kernan, Assistant Director 18 of the Annual Fund Terry McManus, Assistant Dean for NEWS & UPDATES SNAPSHOT Development & Alumni Relations 20 l BU LAW Faculty 2 l TRULY TRANSFORMED Nathaniel O’Connell, Leadership Gift Officer Behind the Scenes Redstone Building dedication celebrates the School of Law’s Hope Whalen, Reunion Coordinator newest facility. 24 l Commencement 2014 Communications & Marketing Office FEATURES John Cahill, Associate Director of Digital Strategy 26 l Public Interest/ 4 l COVER STORY l MOVING FORWARD Pro Bono News Ann Comer-Woods, Director of Alumni employers advise faculty task forces on achieving the Communications & Marketing next level of legal education. Lauren Eckenroth, Senior Writer 28 l Getting to Know the Class of 2017 8 l MOTION AFTER MOTION Elizabeth Hines, Assistant Director of Bernard Fielding (’58), South Carolina’s first black probate Marketing Communications­ judge, reflects on the struggle for racial justice and equality. 29 l Alumni Weekend 2014 Erin Lee, Assistant Director, Events & Silver Shingle Awards ­Management and Social Media 12 l WHERE THERE'S A WILL, THERE'S A WAY Erin Phelps, Communications Sara Aalamri (LLM’10) becomes one of the first four women & Marketing Specialist 32 l Donor Profile: licensed to practice law in Saudi Arabia. Kenneth P. Morrison (‘83) BUILT WITH GLASS, Contributors 14 l MAKING HEADLINES Tricia Brick 33 l Introducing Deputy Special Prosecutor Daniel D. Rubinstein (’95) Sheryl Flatow Terry McManus, Assistant obtains guilty plea in a decade-old case against nephew of STEEL, AND Frances King Dean for Development former Chicago mayor. & Alumni Relations Meghan Laska Sara Womble (CFA’14) DEDICATED ALUMNI 34 l Dean’s Advisory Photography Board Members Casey Atkins BU Photography The spectacular new Sumner M. Redstone Building 36 l Class Notes John Gillooly & Professional Event Images, Inc. and law tower renovation were made possible by Joshi Radin Matthew Scott generous BU Law alumni gifts. Just the latest way Conor Doherty you continue to raise the standards, performance, 8 14 Tim Llewellyn andBoston reputationUniversity Development of BU & AlumniLaw. Relations

ANNUAL REPORT OF GIVING FY2014 Designed and Produced by Now, let’s build on that momentum. Learn how 47 l LEADERSHIP GIFTS Boston University Creative Services Please contact Terry McManus, you can help secure the future of legal education, assistant dean for development 48 l ALUMNI GIVING including how to leave a planned gift specifically & alumni relations at BU Law, 64 l ALUMNI EVENTS ACROSS THE MAP Boforston BU Univ Lawersity inDev yourelopment will & Alumni or living Relations trust. Call Terry at 617-353-8012 or McManus today. WE WANT TO KNOW WHAT YOU [email protected] GIVING THINK OF YOUR ALUMNI MAGAZINE! Please turn to page 33 to complete 66 l CRUSADING FOR PUBLIC INTEREST the survey. LAW—AND AGAINST ALS Or visit http://bit.ly/bulawrecord to complete the reader survey online or email your feedback to On the Cover: Photo by Tim Llewellyn [email protected]. Photo this page: Top left, Conor Doherty. Opposite page: Dan Aguirre.

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