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1992 Commencement Program DigitalCommons@NYLS Commencement Programs NYLS Publications 6-10-1992 1992 Commencement Program New York Law School Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.nyls.edu/commencement_progs One Hundredth Commencement Exercises June 10, 1992 Y E A R 5 NewYorl{ l Law SCtJOO 1891-1991 ' 11 AVERY FISHER HALL At Lincoln Center New York, New York BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL OFFICERS Bernard H. Mendik '58, Chairman Lawrence S. Huntington '64, Vice Chairman Taylor R. Briggs, Vice Chairman James F. Simon, Dean TRUSTEES Taylor R. Briggs Bernard H. Mendik '58 Arthur G. Cohen '54 Hon. Roger J. Miner '56 Alvin Dworman '51 John J. Navin, Jr. Richard M. Flynn '57 Hon. Ernst H. Rosenberger '58 Alexander D. Forger Stanley S. Shuman John J. P. Howley '89 James F. ,Simon Lawrence S. Huntington '64 Louisa C. Spencer '88 Frank Irizarry '78 Marianne C. Spraggins '76 J. Bruce Llewellyn '60 Harry H. Wellington Bayless Manning Hon. Milton L. · Williams TRUSTEES EMERITI J. William Campo Hon. Francis T. Murphy, Jr. '52 Jerry Finkelstein '38 Harry Ostrov '25 Sylvia D. Garland '60 John M. Regan, Jr. Maurice R. Greenberg '50 John V. Thornton Samuel J. LeFrak Rev; Sydney A. Woodd-Cahusac HONORARY TRUSTEES Calvin H. Plimpton Joseph Solomon '27 3 ADMINISTRATION James F. Simon, Dean John M. Farago, Associate Dean Jane P. Helm, Associate Dean Harriet Inselbuch, Associate Dean Matthew Wilkes, Associate Dean Joyce D. Saltalamachia, Librarian Joan R. Fishman, Executive Assistant to the Dean FULL-TIME FACULTY Richard C. Beck Keri A. Gould Arthur S. Leonard Donald P. Rothschild Arthur Berney Lawrence M. Grosberg Jethro K. Lieberman Joyce D. Saltalamachia Robert I. Blecker Karen Gross Richard D. Marsico Edward B. Samuels Michael Botein Allen S. Hammond IV Stephen J. Massey David S. Schoenbrod James Brook Quintin Johnstone Park McGinty E. Donald Shapiro Carol A. Buckler Randolph N. Jonakait Cyril C. Means, Jr.* Richard K. Sherwin Eugene Cerruti Linda Keenan Carlin Meyer Milton A. Silverman* David Chang Daniel C. Knickerbocker, Jr. William Natbony Andrew Simak Lung-chu Chen Joseph H. Koffler Stephen A. Newman Michael B. W. Sinclair Carlos J. Cuevas Edward A. Laing Jeffrey O'Connell Laura M. Stein Norman Dorsen Kim M. Lang Rudolph J. Peritz Nadine Strossen Aleta G. Estreicher William P. LaPiana Michael L. Perlin Ruti G. Teitel B. James George, Jr. Joel S. Lee Edward A. Purcell, Jr. Donald H. Zeigler •· I. Cathy Glaser ADJUNCT FACULTY Bruce Adler David L. Glass Margaret S. Leibowitz Joseph I. Rosenbaum Irving Anolik Kristin Booth Glen Melvyn R. Leventhal Irwin A. Rosenberg Joseph T. Arenson Janice Goodman Judith Levin Ernst H. Rosenberger Sidney H. Asch Jane L. Gordon Martin P. Levin Robert A. Ruescher Mark Barnes Harry A. Gotimer Annmarie Levins Linda Murray Ryan Edwin H. Bennett Grant Hanessian Jonathan Lindsey Michael P. Ryan Frederic S. Berman Stephen J. Harkavy Helen Mangano David Samuels Richard B. Bernstein Jo Ann Harris Daniel L. Master Sanford J. Schlesinger Douglas Blazey Ernest P. Hart Paul McDonnell Stuart A. Schlesinger Jean Marie Brescia Anne S. Haskell Brian McNamara Eileen Caulfield Schwab Laura Brevetti Martin R. Hauptman Gerald Meyer S. Bernard Schwarz Ralph Brown Lee L. Holzman G. Kristian Miccio Linda C. Severin Monica D. Calhoun Chris K. lijima Ira Mickenberg Jay Shapiro Frank E. Catalina Barbara Ann Jaccoma Elaine Mills Stephen P. Shea John H. Chapman Marvin E. Jacob William R. Mills Richard Siegler Myron Cohen Arnold S. Jacobs Roger J. Miner Martin E. Silfen Frank J. Cuccio Sally Jacobs Martin Minkowitz Steven M. Silverberg Mark D. Director Herbert Jacoby Zuhayr A. Moghrabi . Vernon F. Snow Stephen Dobkin Sandra Krevitsky Janin Avraham C. Moskowitz Lawton W. Squires Joseph W. Dolcimascolo Sarah Tuft Jones Steven A. Neil Linda Steinman Platon Elias Albert Kalter Kenneth P. Norwick Susan Sternberg Ronald L. Ellis Natalie J. Kaplan Deryck A. Palmer Ernst C. Stiefel David Epstein Joan A. King Martin B. Pavane Jeremy Travis Lloyd Epstein Daniel Kornstein Robert T. Perry Diane E. Ungar Paula L. Ettelbrick Daniel Kramer Dana R. Pisanelli Ian D. Volner Seymour I. Feig Donald J. Kravet Elaine Price Stuart Wachs Frank R. Fioramonti Carolyn A. Kubitschek Virginia Ramadan Edward C. Wallace Margaret Flint Teresa E. LaBosco Norman L. Reimer Otto L. Walter Douglas Frenkel Thomas F. Lahiff R. Bruce Rich Robert E. Wanerman Charles F. Gibbs Andrew A. Lance David B. Rigney Dauna R. Williams Eleanor Glanstein Craig A. Landy Stephen J. Ritchin Mitchell G. Williams Gerald Lebovits Stephen Robinson Patricia Williams *Emeritus Burton T. Lefkowitz Michael Roffer 4 DEGREES WITH HONORS GRADUATING CLASS OF SEPTEMBER, 1991 Summa Cum Laude Mary M. McDonald GRADUATING CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1992 Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude Stephen A. Peduto Audrey H. Drucker Marilyn J. Bruno Marisa Joss Stevens R. Miller Magna Cum Laude Sara C. Kinsey Douglas A. Milch Stewart Reifler Dean M. Monti GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE, 1992 Summa Cum Laude Cum Laude D. Gregory Valenza Michael C. Salvo Julie Fetrow Lori G. Wentworth Sean M. O'Toole Meryl A. Lutsky William J. Tinsley, Jr. Corey Steinberg Magna Cum Laude Darren M. Gelber Steven N. Siegel Leon M. Greenberg Robert B. Nourian Alexander D. Flesher David W. Kesner Bradley ~- Braut James T. DeSilva Gary S. Loffredo Angelo A. Guglielmo Patricia A. Cauldwell Emily L. Granrud Steven I. Lewbel Steven C. Moore Gayle M. Hyman _Richard Straussman Charles B. Lachaussee Joseph A. Sanfilippo, Jr. James R. Paganelli Susan C. Ajalat Marc B. Frimet Kirsten P. Merone Susanne Lavelle Andrew M. Wasserman Catherine A. Elin James S. Blank Perry C. Papantonis Mary A. Amodeo Alan N. Wolf John C. Breslo Wayne E. Tumlin Angela Giannico Gina C. Armstrong Steve L. Klepper John G. Lynch, Jr. Stephanie R. McCavitt Pamela D. Coleman ' Marc L. Isaacs Sandra G. Blundetto Patricia L. Fuller Edward J. McGowan Ben A. lndek Ian W. MacLean Garrett L. Stackman Risa B. Procton Ivonne Prieto Jeffrey H. Sklar Jennifer L. Colyer Bruce H . David Steven T. Goldstein Jeanne M. Naughton-Carr Janice K. Lunde Marna E. Bernstein Christina A. Rallo Neil H. Butterklee Benjamin Appelbaum Brenna B. Mahoney Daniel T. Mullin James W. Clune Kristin M. Altieri Laura M. Lestrade Julie N. Rappaport Eric S. Zohn Robert S. Cutrona James C. Brennan Donna J. Kantrowitz Lydia P. Shure Thomas J. Hall Jonathan D. Rivers Thomas R. Kleinberger 5 ORDER OF EXERCISE Dean James F. Simon, Presiding PROCESSIONAL* Jubilate Deo Gregor Aichinger J. S. Bach Contrapuntus IV Quintet #1 Victor Ewald Pomp and Circumstance No. 1, op. 39 Sir Edward Elgar Triumphal March-Aida Giuseppe Verdi INVOCATION Reverend B. James George, Jr. Pastor, Wesley Chapel Circuit United Methodist Church X Rockland County THE NATIONAL ANTHEM Francis Scott Key ? Kathleen Mahan Soprano REMARKS James F. Simon Dean GREETINGS Bernard H. Mendik '58 Chairman Board of Trustees, New York Law School L---coMMENCEMENT REMARKS The Honorable Sandra Day O'Connor Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the United States FANFARE ~ acessional Gregorio Turini West Side Brass Quintet l CON~NG OF HONORARY DEGREES ~ The Honorable Sandra Day O'Connor Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the United States James F. Simon Dean, New York Law School 6 AWARDING OF PRIZES ' Jeffords Award Hon. Ernst H. Rosenberger '58 Student Awards Harriet Inselbuch Associate Dean assisted by John Farago Associate Dean X STUDENT REMARKS Stephen A. Peduto FANFARE v- Die Bankelsangerlieder Anonymous CONFERRING OF DEGREES ~ Introduction of Candidates by Matthew Wilkes Associate Dean Presentation of Candidates by James F. Simon Dean Co.nferring of Degrees by Bernard H. Mendik '58 Chairman Board of Trustees, New York Law School / BENEDICTION Rabbi Morton D. Garfiel '55 New York Board of Rabbis RECESSIONAL* 'lwo Voluntaries Henry Purcell *The audience is requested to remain seated during the Processional and Recessional. 7 PRIZES TO BE AWARDED JEFFORDS DISTINGUISHED WRITING AWARD In Memory of Walter M Jeffords FACULTY AWARD David Chang Randolph N. Jonakait STUDENT AWARD John Edward Bersin THE TRUSTEES' PRIZE For the Highest Average Mary M. McDonald (Day Division for Three Years) Leon M . Greenberg (Evening Division for Four Years) Stephen A. Peduto (Mid-Year Division for Three Years) ALFRED L. ROSE AWARD For Excellence Lori G. Wentworth DEAN'S AWARD For Student Leadership Robert B. Nourian Ivonne Prieto JOSEPH SOLOMON AWARD For Excellent Character and Fitness Joseph A. SanFilippo, Jr. ALEXANDER D. FORGER AWARD For Distinguished Service to the Profession Brenna B. Mahoney ERNST C. STIEFEL AWARD For Excellence in Comparative, Common and Civil Law MJ Quinn CERTIFICATES TO BE AWARDED ADJ UNCT FACULTY CERTIFICATES In Recognition of Distinguished Service to the Scholastic Excellence of the Law School and the Profession FIVE YEARS OF SERVICE Herbert Jacoby Daniel Kornstein Martin P. Levin TEN YEARS OF SERVICE Frank E. Catalina Harry A. Gotimer Martin B. Pavane FIFTEEN YEARS OF SERVICE Frank Fioramonti Charles F. Gibbs Arnold S. Jacobs S. Bernard Schwarz TWENTY YEARS OF SERVICE Marvin E. Jacob FULL-TIME F~CULTY AWARD In Recognition of Distinguished Service THIRTY YEARS OF SERVICE Joel S. Lee 8 AWARD WINNERS PROFESSOR JOSEPH T. ARENSON AWARD For Excellence in Wills and Decedents Estates' Mark A. Boltz (Day Division) Elaine D. Banar (Evening Division) Stephen A. Peduto (Mid-Year Division) PROFESSOR LUNG-CHU CHEN AWARD For Excellence in the Field of Human Rights Jayni L. Edelstein HELEN DOKAS MEMORIAL AWARD For Excellent Achievement Jack M. Dalgleish, Jr. ELSBERG PRIZE For Proficiency in the Law of Contracts Marc B. Frimet (Evening Division) FACULTY AWARD . To Editor-in-Chief, New York Law School Law Review Lori G. Wentworth SYLVIA D. GARLAND AWARD For Excellence in Subjects Relating to Civil Litigation Elaine D. Banar MILTON S. GOULD AWARD For Proficiency in the Law of Contracts Gary S. Loffredo (Day Division) Audrey H .. Drucker (Mid-Year Division) LOUIS AND SYLVIA JACKSON AWARD For Outstanding Performance in Labor Relations Law Steven I.
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