23 MAY 2021 | 10:30 A.M. The Trustees and the President of Fordham University and the Dean and the Faculty of Fordham University School of Law welcome and congratulate the families and friends of the graduates of the following classes:

J.D. SEPTEMBER 2020 J.D. FEBRUARY 2021 J.D. MAY 2021 M.S.L. FEBRUARY 2021 M.S.L. MAY 2021 M.S.L. SEPTEMBER 2021 LL.M. SEPTEMBER 2020 LL.M. FEBRUARY 2021 LL.M. MAY 2021 S.J.D. MAY 2021 S.J.D. SEPTEMBER 2021

1 TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARD

Clare Huntington Joseph M. McLaughlin Professor of Law

Clare Huntington is the Joseph M. McLaughlin Professor of Law. She is an expert in the fields of family law and poverty law, publishing widely in both areas, including a monograph, Failure to Flourish: How Law Undermines Family Relationships, published by Oxford University Press.

Huntington serves as an associate reporter for the American Law Institute’s Restatement of the Law, Children and the Law. Her legal experience includes serving as an attorney advisor in the Justice Department’s Office of Legal Counsel as well as clerking for Justice Harry A. Blackmun and Justice Stephen Breyer of the Supreme Court of the United States, Judge Merrick B. Garland of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, and Judge Denise Cote of the United States District Court of the Southern District of New York.

She earned her J.D. from Columbia Law School and her B.A. from Oberlin College.

2 ADJUNCT TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARD

Jordana Alter Confino Adjunct Professor of Law; Director of Professionalism and Special Projects

Jordana Alter Confino is an adjunct professor of law and the director of professionalism and special projects, overseeing the house system and Fordham Law’s professionalism and wellness curricula. In addition to teaching Positive Lawyering and Peer Mentoring & Leadership, Confino has developed a robust series of programs designed to help students cultivate the social, emotional, and professional competencies they will need to flourish in their legal careers.

Confino is an expert in positive psychology and lawyer well-being, and her article “Where Are We on the Path to Law Student Well-Being?” was recently published in the Journal of Legal Education. Prior to joining Fordham, she served as a lecturer in law, assistant director of academic counseling, and acting clerkship director at Columbia Law School. She also served as a judicial law clerk for Judge Robert D. Sack of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit and Judge Paul A. Engelmayer of the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.

Confino holds a J.D. from Yale Law School, a B.A. in psychology from Yale University, and a Certification in Applied Positive Psychology from the New York Open Center.

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Cristina Lombardi Class of 2021

Cristina Lombardi is a member of the Fordham Law class of 2021. She has served as the treasurer and vice president of the Student Bar Association, the inter-house professionalism fellow, the symposium editor for the Fordham Urban Law Journal, secretary of the Entrepreneurial Society, and a student advisor as part of the Board of Student Advisors program. Lombardi also worked as a legal intern in the Federal Tax Clinic with Professor Elizabeth Maresca. During her 1L summer, she split her time between the Tax Clinic and working as a legal research assistant on corporate matters at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz. In the summer after her 2L year, Lombardi was a summer associate at Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP. After graduation, she will join the corporate department at Cooley LLP in New York.

Lombardi received her M.A. in political science, with a concentration in comparative politics, from Villanova University in 2015, and her B.A. in political science and economics from Villanova University in 2014.

4 DEAN’S MEDAL OF RECOGNITION

Linda Sugin Associate Dean for Academic Affairs; Professor of Law

Linda Sugin has served as the associate dean for academic affairs since 2017. In that role, she focused on students, transforming the Fordham Law School student experience. Sugin guided the Law School’s academic program through the pandemic, keeping the academic program strong with substantially reduced in- person capacity.

Fordham Law School’s professionalism program reflects Sugin’s vision for expanding the scope of legal education to include emotional support, leadership training, and essential skills that are not traditionally included in the law school curriculum. She launched the Law School’s two signature professionalism programs, the Peer Mentorship Program and the House System, and created the role of the Director of Professionalism. She oversaw the introduction of a January term for upper-level students, designed to offer students small-credit courses in a condensed time frame. Sugin also conceived the Law School’s January orientation, introduced in 2020, for first-year students as a day focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion, and worked with the full-time faculty to add diversity, equity, and inclusion training for faculty.

Under Sugin’s leadership, the Law School recruited nine tenure-track faculty members, enriching the school’s scholarly profile and curricular offerings, and increasing the gender and racial diversity of the faculty. As chair of a search committee, she recruited Kimathi Gordon-Somers to be the Law School’s Assistant Dean of Students and Diversity.

Sugin joined the faculty in 1994 and has taught courses in Federal Taxation, Tax Policy, Nonprofit Organizations, Corporations, Contracts, and Quantitative Methods for Lawyers.

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She was the 2007 recipient of Fordham Law School’s Teacher of the Year Award. Her scholarly interests focus on issues of distributive justice in taxation and the governance of nonprofit organizations. Sugin’s works on political philosophy and taxation have been downloaded 20,000 times. Her scholarship draws attention to the way that taxation both reflects what is valued in society and shapes that society.

She has written about nonprofit governance, philanthropy and inequality, and corporate philanthropy. Sugin is co-author of a textbook for the basic course on federal income taxation, The Individual Tax Base. Her op-eds have appeared in the New York Times, and she is regularly quoted in the media on issues of nonprofit governance.

Sugin is a graduate of Harvard College and NYU School of Law, where she began her academic career as an acting assistant professor of law. After law school, Sugin clerked in the Second Circuit Court of Appeals for Chief Judge Wilfred Feinberg and practiced tax law at Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver and Jacobson. She is a member of the New York bar and the American Law Institute, and a former member of the board of advisors of the National Center on Philanthropy and the Law.

6 DOCTOR OF LAWS

Hillary Rodham Clinton Former United States Secretary of State

Throughout her long and distinguished career in American public life, Hillary Rodham Clinton has not only made history but also made an impact on personal histories everywhere. As a lawyer, activist, speaker, senator, and diplomat, she has spent decades fighting to empower people—especially children and families—and to bring about a more just and equitable society.

Her passion for social justice was ignited in her childhood when she heard Martin Luther King Jr. speak during a trip to Chicago with her youth ministry. She began her career in law and public service after graduating from Wellesley College and Yale Law School, where she met her future husband, . After working as a staff attorney with the Children’s Defense Fund and as a member of the impeachment inquiry staff in the House of Representatives in 1974, she moved to Arkansas with Bill. In Arkansas, she ran legal clinics serving the disenfranchised, founded one of the state’s first child advocacy groups, and championed improvements in health and educational policy during her husband’s governorship. Then, as first lady of the United States from 1993 to 2001, she helped to create the Children’s Health Insurance Program, which provided coverage to more than 8 million children.

With her election to the U.S. Senate in 2000, Clinton became the first woman to win statewide office in New York. As senator, she helped secure federal funding for rebuilding New York after the 9/11 attacks, worked to secure health care for responders at Ground Zero, and launched initiatives to help New York farms and small businesses find new markets for their products. In 2009, she moved into a new role on the international stage as secretary of state under President Barack Obama. In addition to building a coalition for sanctions that

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paved the way for the nuclear accord with Iran, she forcefully championed human rights and new opportunities for women and girls, people of color, LGBT people, and young people worldwide. In 2016 she became the first woman to earn a major party’s nomination for U.S. president. After the election, she founded Onward Together, an organization devoted to advancing progressive values and bringing about a fairer and more inclusive America. Clinton has also authored several bestselling books, including , focused on how society can help children grow into capable, caring adults.

For all she has done to bring people together and secure the blessings of peace, security, well-being, and opportunity for all, we, the President and Trustees of Fordham University, in solemn convocation assembled and in accord with the chartered authority bestowed on us by the Regents of the University of the State of New York, declare Hillary Rodham Clinton Doctor of Laws, honoris causa. That she may enjoy all rights and privileges of this, our highest honor, we have issued these letters patent under our hand and the corporate seal of the University on this, the 22nd day of May in the Year of Our Lord Two Thousand Twenty-One.

8 PRIZES, AWARDS, AND GRADUATE PROGRAM MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS

Awards based on academic performance will be announced after final grades are calculated.

THE ABRAHAM ABRAMOVSKY AWARD is THE MARY DALY PRIZE in legal ethics is presented to a member of the graduating J.D. class awarded to the graduating J.D. student who in recognition of their outstanding performance publishes the most significant writing relating to in Trial Advocacy. lawyers’ professional responsibility and/or the legal profession. It was established by the directors of THE ACTUM FOUNDATION PRIZE is the Stein Center for Law and Ethics in memory of awarded to a graduating LL.M. student who, in their beloved colleague Mary Daly, who directed the judgment of the administration, has done the Stein Center in the 1980s and ’90s. distinguished work in the Banking, Corporate, and Finance Law Program. The prize was THE DEAN’S SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT established through the generosity of Pierre AWAR D is given to a student in the graduating Charpie of Switzerland, a 1995 and 1996 graduate J.D. class who has made a singular and distinctive of the Fordham LL.M. program. contribution to the Law School community.

THE ADJUNCT TEACHER OF THE YEAR THE JUDY AND DENNIS KENNY FASHION AWAR D is presented by the Student Bar LAW LL.M. AND THE FASHION LAW M.S.L. Association to the adjunct professor selected by AWAR DS recognize distinguished achievement students for excellence inside and outside the by students in these unique master’s programs. classroom and for exhibiting the highest level of Selection criteria include academic excellence, education to her or his or students. engagement, and service.

THE CHAPIN PRIZE is awarded to the student THE JOHN D. FEERICK AWARD IN in the graduating J.D. class who has attained the INTERNATIONAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION highest weighted average throughout law school. was established through the generosity of This prize was established in memory of Professor Dennis Kenny, LAW ’61. It is awarded to the H. Gerald Chapin, who served on the faculty of graduating LL.M. student in the International the Law School from its founding in 1905 until his Dispute Resolution program who attains the death in 1920. highest cumulative average.

THE DAVID F. AND MARY LOUISE CONDON THE FEINGOLD FAMILY PRIZE recognizes a PRIZE is awarded to the J.D. student who attains commitment to public service by a graduating the highest grade in American Legal History. J.D. student not only throughout their Fordham Law career but a broader commitment beyond THE JOSEPH R. CROWLEY AWARD is presented law school through their choice of employment to the graduating J.D. student who has shown following graduation. academic achievement and concern for others, as demonstrated by participation in volunteer THE BENJAMIN FINKEL PRIZE is awarded to activities. It is presented in memory of the that member of the graduating J.D. class who has associate dean and professor of law who served on excelled in the course in Bankruptcy. It is named the faculty from 1957 to 1985. in memory of a distinguished alumnus who was long a practitioner in this field, Benjamin Finkel, LAW ’27.

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THE FORDHAM LAW ALUMNI ASSOCIATION THE EUGENE J. KEEFE AWARD is presented MEDAL IN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW is to the person or organization that has made the awarded to the member of the graduating J.D. most important contribution to the Fordham class who excelled in Constitutional Law in community. It is presented by the Student Bar their first year. Association in memory of a beloved faculty member who served at Fordham from 1926 to THE KIMBERLY GREER SINGER AWARD 1968. is awarded to a member of the National Moot Court Competition team who possesses THE WALTER B. KENNEDY AWARD is outstanding oral advocacy and legal writing presented to a member of the Fordham Law skills, as well as demonstrated an interest in Review in recognition of extraordinary service that teaching or mentoring students. exemplifies the commitment to legal excellence of Professor Walter B. Kennedy, who served as the THE WHITMORE GRAY PRIZE is awarded to Law Review’s moderator from 1935 to 1945. the graduating J.D. student who, in the opinion of a committee of the faculty, has been outstanding THE JAMES LEITNER AWARD was established in courses or activities relating to international law by faculty and alumni of the Leitner Center practice. It was established through the generosity for International Law and Justice. This prize of Professor Whitmore Gray, a distinguished is awarded to the graduating LL.M. student in visiting professor at Fordham. International Law and Justice who attains the highest cumulative average. It is named for THE EMILY C. AND JOHN E. HANSEN AWARD James Leitner, LAW ’82, with gratitude for his is awarded to the graduating LL.M. student in the unparalleled generosity and support for human Intellectual Property and Information Technology rights around the world. Program who attains the highest cumulative average. It was established in honor of Professor THE DONALD MAGNETTI AWARD is Hugh Hansen’s parents. presented to a member of the graduating J.D. class in recognition of their outstanding public THE EDWARD J. HAWK PRIZE, established commitment and contribution to those beyond the through the generosity of Professor Barry E. Hawk, Law School community. is awarded to the graduating LL.M. student in the International Business and Trade Law Program THE MICHAEL M. MARTIN AWARD is given to who attains the highest cumulative average. the graduating M.S.L. student with the best grades in the M.S.L. program in Compliance. This award THE HUGH R. JONES AWARD in law and public is established in honor of former Dean Michael policy is presented to the student in the graduating M. Martin under whose tenure the M.S.L. degree J.D. class who has attained the highest combined program was conceived and developed. weighted average in the subjects of Constitutional Law, Criminal Justice, and Professional THE EMMET J. McCORMACK FOUNDATION Responsibility. The prize is named in honor of PRIZE is awarded to the J.D. student who has the distinguished former member of New York’s attained the highest grade in Admiralty Law. highest court.

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THE LAWRENCE J. McKAY PRIZE is awarded THE MONSIGNOR JAMES J. MURRAY PRIZE to the graduating J.D. students who represented FOR ACHIEVEMENT IN PUBLIC SERVICE the Law School in the National Moot Court is given to a graduating Fordham Law School J.D. Competition. student who is committed to a career in public service. The prize was established through a generous THE HONORABLE JOSEPH M. McLAUGHLIN gift from James J. Houlihan, GABELLI ’74, Christie PRIZE is awarded to the J.D. student who attained L. Houlihan, LAW ’11, and the Houlihan family. Just the highest combined weighted average during as Monsignor Murray exemplified the Fordham Law their first year. The award is named in honor of motto, “In the service of others,” it is the hope of the Hon. Joseph M. McLaughlin of the United States Houlihan family that the recipients of this prize will Court of Appeals. commit their professional lives to public service.

THE ADDISON M. METCALF LABOR LAW THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN PRIZE is awarded to the student in the graduating LAWYERS OUTSTANDING LAW STUDENT J.D. class who has received the highest grade in the AWAR D is presented to the outstanding J.D. basic Labor Law course. The prize was created in graduate who has demonstrated academic honor of Mr. Addison Metcalf, a longtime member achievement, contributed to the advancement of of the Law School’s administrative staff. women in society, promoted issues and concerns of women in the legal profession, and earned the THE HENRIETTA METCALF PRIZE is awarded respect of the Law School community. to the student in the graduating J.D. class who has received the highest grade in Contracts. THE PETER J. O’CONNOR PRIZE is awarded to the J.D. student with the highest weighted average THE KEITH C. MILLER MEMORIAL AWARD in courses in Evidence and New York Practice. It is is presented to a member of the graduating J.D. named in memory of Professor O’Connor, a 1956 class who has demonstrated unselfish dedication graduate of the school, who taught at Fordham to the Fordham Moot Court program. It is named Law for 15 years until his death in 1988. in memory of Keith Miller, who was the managing editor of the Moot Court Board in 1986–87. THE PARCHOMOVSKY-SIEGELMAN STUDENT GRADUATION PRIZE is awarded THE ADELE MONACO MEMORIAL AWARD is to the graduating student who produced the best presented to a member of the graduating J.D. class work of scholarship published in one of Fordham in the evening division who has made a positive Law School’s journals. impact on the lives of evening division students through the demonstration of compassion, courage, THE THOMAS F. REDDY JR. PRIZE is awarded determination, and commitment to public service. to the graduating J.D. student with the highest grades in courses in intellectual property. It is THE ANN MOYNIHAN AWARD is presented presented in memory of Thomas F. Reddy Jr., to a member of the graduating J.D. class in a 1941 graduate of the School, who was a senior recognition of their outstanding performance in partner in the firm of Penine & Edmond and the Law School’s Clinical Program. a widely respected authority in this field of law.

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THE ROBERT ARAM RENZULLI PRIZE IN THE WILLIAM MICHAEL TREANOR AWARD CRIMINAL LAW, in the amount of $1,000, is FOR EXCELLENCE IN U.S. LAW STUDIES presented to the graduating J.D. student who has is named for former Fordham Law School Dean excelled in the area of criminal law during their William Michael Treanor and is awarded to the three years at Fordham Law School and who graduating LL.M. student in the U.S. Law Program intends to engage in public service criminal law who attains the highest cumulative average. work upon graduating. The prize is supported Established through the generosity of Professor by the Renzulli Charitable Trust and Kevin and Thomas Lee and Assistant Dean Toni Jaeger- Jeanine O’Brien. Fine, this award recognizes the extraordinary contributions made by Dean Treanor to the THE JORENE FRANKL ROBBIE ’79 development of the Law School’s LL.M. and MEMORIAL LEGAL RESEARCH PRIZE international programs. is presented to a graduating student who has demonstrated excellence in the Advanced Legal THE MILTON YOUNG PRIZE is awarded to Research program. that member of the graduating J.D. class who has excelled in courses in the field of taxation. It is THE ROBERT SCHUMAN PRIZE, established named in memory of Milton Young, a member of through the generosity of the late Professor the Class of 1931, and has been endowed through Roger Goebel, is awarded to the graduating LL.M. the generosity of the Max and Victoria Dreyfus student who has achieved the highest grades Foundation. in courses in European Union law. The prize is named in honor of the distinguished former prime minister of France, who was one of the leading statesmen inspiring the creation of the European Union.

THE SENIOR PRIZE is awarded to the students in each division of the graduating J.D. class who attain the highest weighted average throughout the year.

THE TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARD is presented by the Student Bar Association to the professor students identify as being a master teacher.

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DOCTOR OF MASTER OF LAWS MASTER OF LAWS JURIDICAL SCIENCE CORPORATE COMPLIANCE INTERNATIONAL DISPUTE Yusra Alshanqityi† Islam Hamdoune RESOLUTION Alison Emma Gordon Maria Estela Howansky Mohammad Al Sawaeer* Irina Masberg David Scott Jacobson** Kevin Felix Edem Blagogee** Mohamed Sweify Brigid Eileen O’Hara Anna Kachan Luis Alberto Pérez González Dalma M Kovacs MASTER OF LAWS Monique Robotham* Shyma Osama Sarhan** BANKING, CORPORATE, Alexandre Roehle AND FINANCE LAW MASTER OF LAWS Ameerah Albassami** MASTER OF LAWS INTERNATIONAL LAW Matan Mordechai Bonkowski** FASHION LAW AND JUSTICE Bei Chen Lauren Ann Heather** Muhammad Umar Ali Virgile Camille Clara** Paige Pardo** Abena Armah-Gakpo Samantha Contursi Cambraia Tania Azoulay Couto** MASTER OF LAWS Edward Jesse Bauer* Guglielmo Corradi** INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Noam Degani** Merielen Dal Ri Ziviani** AND INFORMATION Guillem Esquius Díez Diego A. De la Cruz Balboa TECHNOLOGY LAW Mambu Samadu Feika Camila Fernandez Llorente Leonardo Carvalho** Moses Nyanzi Kayima Maximiliano Garcia Chirinos Elisa Femat Bartzik** Daniela Ladino Cepeda Fizza Hasan Tizia-Charlotte Frohwitter** Valentina Maggesi Tommy Jeremy Haughton Agnes Francine Lopez** Viktor Ivan Nicolo Tolentino Dominguez Maria Del Mar Mejia Mejia** Morales Joanna Kondzior** Peretimi Pretty Pere** Hanan Hafsa Nouira Oleksiy Konstantynovski Katherine Reyes Padilla** Laura Oforiwa Quaigraine- Zaim Lakti Kamaru** Andres Ochea Hijab Siddiqui MASTER OF LAWS Venla Stang Daniel Ochea INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS Filippo Palmisciano** AND TRADE LAW Shamita Uprety Xiaoyu Xin Francesco Scalera** Gabriela Alejandra Cardé Akshi Anshal Shah Cortés** Raniera Zhivanaj** Cecilia Sophie Vaino** Esma Emanet Rongrong Zhang** Candela Llopis Álvarez** Jerome Pais Aldo Pardi Giada Ginevra Tagliabue

* September 2020 Graduate ** February 2021 Graduate † September 2021 Graduate

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MASTER OF LAWS Meghan Kathleen Brower Kimberly Michelle Melendez** REAL ESTATE LAW Samantha C Brutus** Masatoshi Otsuka Orsolya Bartha Albert Chen Dustin D. Palumbo** Julian Anthony Bobb Trudy Clarke Robert Petronglo** Ji hyon Kim Isaura Collado Francesca L Quinn** Andrew Zachary Lebwohl Jorge A Cortes Ramon Sanchez Roberto de Azevedo Vieira** Diana M. Scala-Kazanecki MASTER OF LAWS Chrisalys Xavilda De Jesus Daniela Dorina Stanila** U.S. LAW Veronica DeGraff Erica Ann Susko** Helena Avignon** Dean Anthony Dixon** Lewis Dariel Tejeda Melendez Eva Bowden** Spencer Dale Dixon** Wehneh Tidoe Mohindhar Doodnauth** Lisa Lynn Dorian** Majlinda Tola* Marwan Feghali Megan Druss Robert F. Tremberger** Juan Francisco Fernandez Garces Travis J Ferguson Michele Lynn Walsh** Martyna Glaz** Sophia Gadraoui Denise B Wong** Dmitrii Iliushin Christina Gardella** Charlotte Lauren Hope Jabbari** Vanessa Anaïse Gousse MASTER OF STUDIES Trushna Khatri** Alexandra Nicole Griffith IN LAW FASHION LAW Siarhei Kubiak Yuanguang Guo** Jongmyung Lee** Allison Marie Hart Portia Blanchard Thais Melo Bueno Pupio Jean-Luc Helson Kaylin Rose Huish Pier Nicola Patergnani** John Holzwarth Candace M Lee Alana Bevington Petraske** Crystal Hu Moriah Kathleen Lutz-Tveite Angelina Ramanchuk** Jordan Alexander Jenkins** Jasmine Marie Pellot Danielly Siqueira Nicchio Paul Johnsen Daisha Chanel Roberts Praveen Prakash Viswas Brian Alexander Kaplan** Jocelyn Leigh Strutt Kun Yu John Anthony Kelly** Cristina Tagliavia† Eric Knight Heidi Ann Wilderotter MASTER OF STUDIES Megan Nicole Lasnini IN LAW Lingjun Liu CORPORATE COMPLIANCE Lisa Marie Ludlow Swapna Alappat Daphne Jane Mahle Kimani Anderson** Monisha R Mapp Amber-Noelle Anthony Kia Marie Marshall** Jermaine A. Athill Frainy A Martinez Sara Anne Baker** Marcia Marie Mayne Diana Borges Matthew Charles Mayronne** Tracey Brooks Yanique Sandy McKenzie

* September 2020 Graduate ** February 2021 Graduate † September 2021 Graduate

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JURIS DOCTOR Lillian Boodaghians Tressa Marie Cunningham Daniel J. Abowd Noah S. Brecker-Redd James Eliot Curbow Vianka Abreu** Raila Cinda Brejt Stephanie Marie D’Amore Jason R. Ackerman Isabel Mary Agnes Diana Brown Quinn Nicholas D’Isa Alexander B. Adler Hongjun Byun Jared Matthew DaCosta Brendan E. Ahern Dylan Walter Caffrey Qiuyang Dai Kasem Ahmed* Angelina Cai Samuel P.C. Dangremond** Reem Ahmed Samuel J. Caloras Rebecca Lynn Davis Michael Z Albalah Michael N. Campbell Jr. Jennifer C. De Loach Cynthia M. Albstein Katira D. Campos Alexandra Eva Noelle Hofmann Deitz Courtney Michelle Alleyne Victoria G. Cappucci David M. Devich Louisa Valenti Amankwah** Chelsea N. Carpenter Benjamin Harris Diamond Omri Ambalo Taylor Monique Carter Isabella Marie Diaz Kaitlyn Nike Anders Lucas Cavellucci Landi Jaclyn Elizabeth Diffley Elitsa M. Angelova Eileen Marie Ceconi Kathryn Mae Doman Cody Anthony Rachel Ellie Chernov Paul Chan Domingo** Vincent F. Ascolese Eunjung Choe Siobhan Eileen Donahue Daniel Ash Eunbi Choi Danielle Donofrio Stephen Victor Aspromonte John Chtchekine** Clara E. Drew Michael Attias Elena M. Cicognani Scott Benjamin Eckl Robert Rocco Avallone** Lauren Stephanie Cleary Javier El-Hage** Kimberly N. Ayudant Benjamin Z. Clinger** Lea Morgan Elston Katrina Ramzi Bader Jennifer Mockler Coales Nicholas R. Enriquez Christina Bai Lawrence Vaughn Thomas Coffey Emily C. Entwistle Katherine Rose Ballington Shannon Leigh Coffey Danyelle J. Everett-O’Neill Michael Robert Bartels Daniel Richard Collins Sherif Farrag JessLeigh A. Bartley Katelyn Jean Colman Jennifer Pia Ferentz Cassandra S. Basile Caroline L. Colton Joseph Gerard Ferrone Shivangi Bhatia Matthew Patrick Colton Brian Flannery** Nicole Elizabeth Bittan Sarah M. Coniglio Kirsten Flicker Samuel Ellis Black Vanessa Claire Contratto Bayron J. Flores Tapia Herbert Archie Blassengale Amy J. Cooperstein Gabriele A. Forbes-Bennett Alexander Blisko Christa A. Coryea Albert Bishop Ford Anthony A. Boiano Steven Cotto Isaac L. Forman Lauren Boix William H. Council Rebecca E. Frumento Julia Ellouise Bonnell Kaitlyn Nicole Cunningham

* September 2020 Graduate ** February 2021 Graduate ‡ J.D./M.B.A. Joint Degree Graduate

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Julia Morgan Funk Meaghan Kendall Henderson Noah Henry Koeppel Angelina Gajda Brooke Jordan Hensley Kei Komuro David A. Garfinkel Suzanne Rose Herman Sarah Jaine Konnerth Mateo Nicolas Garnica John D. Hobbs III Naa Kai Koppoe Luna Maia Garzón-Montano Lucy N. Hoffman Taylor Michal Kosakoff Estelle Georges-Nason Caitlyn Beauchamp Holuta Michelle Mazal Kraidman Joely B. Gerber James D. Howard Adriana Kranjac Daniel M. Gerken Zachary David Huffman Mario Christofer Kranjac Emmett C. Gienapp Mary Evelyn Humphreys Maxwell Paul Kraus Aaron Wolfe Gladstone Michael A. Hurckes Ben S. Kremnitzer Kai Benjamin Glick Jeffrey A. Irwin Benjamin Laurence Krohnengold Ashley Nicole Godsell Edith Lucy Isaev Abigail B. Krusemark Marisa Georgette Gomez James J. Ivker Matthew W. Kukowski Hannah A. Goodman Sharon Izrailov Kendra Mary Kumor Taylor Collette Gorman Alexandrea M. Jacinto Giulia Maria La Scala Bria Ashley Grant Justin V. Javier Matthew Raymond LaBau Steven M. Greco Raymond Fitzgerald Jensen** Kelly Sao Lai Michael Ian Green Qian Jin Derya Lane Morgan Lee Greene Christina John Alexander Hagouel Langsam Anna K. Gregg Darius Demetrie Johnson Matteo L. Lattanzio Krista S. Gresia Aaron Joseph Paul A. Laudiero Robert Anthony Yoshiaki Griffith Matthew William Kaczor Patrick Joseph Lavery Erin Dwyer Guiltinan Zev Kahan Leroy Lee Prowse Paul A. Guirguis** Samuel Jedidiah Katz Angeline C Leggiero Rebecca Guthrie Lily Kazemi Meagan V. Lemley Sami Haidar Mohammad Shamikh Kazmi* Darren Anthony Gregory Lewis Ahmed Halim Cc William Kemp Neal Tianyu Li** Madeline H. Halimi Christopher Julian Kennedy Eden Hannah Lichaw Kelsey Halloran Paris Leigh Kent Nathaniel Liebes Joseph Ham Joshua Frank Keton Eric John Warren Lim Owen Sargent Haney Amir H. Khedmati Kelly Shin-Chi Lin Marcus Christopher Hargett David Euijung Kim Brenda Lin Shanice Kay Harris Guin Kim Hema Lochan Tara Elizabeth Hayes Jae Kim** Cristina A. Lombardi Orlando Y. He Coraleine Jiji Kitt** Justin G. Long Barbara S. Helgason George Kobakhidze Kevin Lopez

* September 2020 Graduate ** February 2021 Graduate ‡ J.D./M.B.A. Joint Degree Graduate

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Jessica Lu Jeremy Montano Frank Robert Piacenti Kianna Noel Luscher Ryan B. Moore Browning M. Platt Daniel J. Lutfy Maura Sterling Moosnick Simon T. Popkin ‡ Alana Ann Lyman Sharon P. Morales Sophia Porotsky Thomas J. Macchio Sidney E. Morales Parodie Brennan Finley Power Savannah Catherine Madley Seth A. Moreida Niccolo Marshall Premutico Megan R. Mahoney Rachel Morgan Terence P. Prial Harrison Maxwell Benjamin Casey Neill Morin Jacqueline Elizabeth Prosky Maidman** Dori Elizabeth Morris Kayla Jean Quigley Leana Mallya Jonah Lawrence Lewis Moulin Jeremy Heathe Racca Joseph Mandala Olympia Lokyen Moy Bruce Conrad Racine Manny Marcos Linette Joan Munoz Ahlam Rafita Luisa Fernanda Marin Timothy Clifford Nagle Nicholas John Reade Elizabeth Catherine Marley Zachary F. Needle Angel Gabriel Rendon Candace Nicole Mashel Megan Negron Giulio Vincent Ricciardi Eric Frankel Mathieu Dylan F. Nelsen-Epstein Nina Segovia Riegelsberger Corey Leigh Matthews Jeffrey Nelson Kara Marie Rivas Sara K. Mazurek Jocelyn Cassandra Lai Ping Ng Roland F. Rivera-Santiago Mark Steven McCormack Matthew Eric Nuñez Sophia Aida Rivero Dylan Patrick McGowan Brian J. O’Kelly Joyce Victoria Rodriguez-Luna Carolyn Ann McGuigan Tara Anne O’Malley Zachary Alexander Rogers Shannon Michael McManus Claire Marie Ochse John Richard Roque Sarah Casey McShane Kelly E. OConnor Peter Coleman Rosenberg Daniel Callan Meagher Albert Oduro Sylvia J. Rosner Faith Anne Meixell Rachel P. Oleck Chaz Rotenberg Alejandro C. Menjivar Michelle Louise Orchard Avi Jacob Rothfeld Christian Mauricio Mercado Randi Patrice Padilla Makenzie B. Russo Emmanuelle K. Mercier Davin M. Paley-Zimble Leili Adrienne Saber Charles D. Metzger Daniel M. Palgon Jacob Joel Saks Evelyn M. Michalos Nicole Joy Papsco Brian Elie Saleeby Alexander C. Miller Noah W.S. Parson Taryn Carolina Saum Laura Jeanne Ciotti Miller Rachel M. Patterson Kevin Ryan Savarese Katherine Mariele Mobilia Samara L. Perlman Nicholas D Sawicki Victoria Lynne Mobilio Robert Scott Person Daniel Meir Scheinman Lauren K. Molinaro Stephanie Rachele Peterson Lauren Michelle Schulman Zachary George Adam Monjo Laura Byrd Petty Caroline Camille Schulte

* September 2020 Graduate ** February 2021 Graduate ‡ J.D./M.B.A. Joint Degree Graduate

17 DEGREE RECIPIENTS

Alexander M. Schwartz Marcus P. Thomas Thomas Reed Wilson Joseph M. Schwartz Gregory Samuel Toma Benjamin Aaron Winnick Philippe Frederico Sayeg Seiler Winnie Tong John Thomas Winton Alicia Serrani Bijan John Torabi Ryan Patrick Woerner** Kevin Edward Sette Michele Vincenzo Totino Charles P. Wollman Jacob Setton Sean Tracy Travers Soyoung D. Yang William M. Sexton** Matthew John Treiber Allison Yeager Tanzeela Shafiq Tiffany Troy Lena Sara Youness John Maxwell Shaw Evangelos Steven Tsevdos Michal Zabadal Kyle R. Sherwood Hailey Katherine Moya Ullmann Yehuda Zakarin Abigail Louise Sia Dmytro Usyk Matthew Zanis Mohamed Sidibay John Lucas Zouain Varney Zulkifl Muhammad Zargar Irina Silver-Frankel Christopher M. Vaughan Haleigh Jane Zillges Ashley M. Slater Karunya Venugopal John Kenneth Slattery Emily Julia Viola Connor Manuel Smith Vincent Joseph Vitarelli Madison Grace Snelling Marissa T. Volpe Emma Catherine Snover Cole Richard Voorhies William J. Sobel Catherine Lee Wachtell Andrew Michael Solomon Colton Andrew Wakefield Tatum Ann Sornborger Joseph M. Walsh Schuyler K. Stallbaumer Jing Wang** Andrew Thomas Steffan Yihsin Wang** Tamar Stein Adrian Henry Franklin Ward Nora Leslie Stephens Michael Wassner Steven T. Still Yael Webb** John T. Sullivan Jacob B. Weber Saniya Suri Daniel Wegh Lisa Taapken Gabriella Ann Weick Jason Tan Naftali Nathan Wein Sitie Tang Daniel Isaac Weinstein Alexandra Cynthia Tartaglia Kevin Jeremy Wender Joseph Teitelbaum Brent W. Wheatley Fitz Daniel Tabas Tepper Seth Whiteman Kestine Marie Thiele Timothy M. Whitteaker Brittany Thomas Latifah Amanda Williams

* September 2020 Graduate ** February 2021 Graduate ‡ J.D./M.B.A. Joint Degree Graduate

18 Fordham Law Alumni Association

You’re a Member! As a graduate of Fordham Law School, you are automatically enrolled as a member of the Fordham Law Alumni Association (FLAA), which seeks to develop and cultivate social and professional interaction among the alumni, administration, faculty, and students of the Law School.

FLAA members are invited to exclusive alumni events and eligible for a range of special offers and discounts. For more information on membership and to see up-to-date and seasonal benefits, visit law.fordham.edu/membership.