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DEAN’S IMPACT REPORT Your support for BU Law makes a difference every day.

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From the dean Dear friends of BU School of Law, I am deeply proud of all that our community has accomplished this past academic year. Together, we experienced a year of extraordinary achievement, and we once again demonstrated the strength and resilience of Boston University School of Law. Our students continued to excel in remarkable ways. In a historic milestone for the school, BU Law won the National Moot Court

a challenging backdrop for higher education and the legal profession, and I am profoundly grateful for the extraordinary generosity you

Champion title at the 75th Annual National Moot Court Competition.

We also celebrated the graduation of our first cohort of ASPIRE Scholars.

Also, our graduates who took the Massachusetts bar exam for the first time in July achieved an outstanding 98.2 percent passage rate, reflecting their dedication as well as the exceptional work of the Academic Enrichment team.

demonstrated this past year: more than 2,800 gifts from alumni, friends, faculty, staff, students, law firms, and foundations. Every contribution— large or small—helped sustain our mission and ensure stability at a moment when it was most needed.

Our faculty continued to advance the school’s reputation for rigorous scholarship and impactful teaching.

Professor Madison Condon received the American Law Institute’s Early Career Scholars Medal and was recognized as one of Mass Lawyers Weekly’s Up-and-Coming Lawyers; Professor Jon Feingold was honored with the SALT Junior Faculty Great Teacher Award; Professor and Associate Dean Julie Dahlstrom was recognized with the Massachusetts Bar Association’s (MBA) Law School Clinician Award; and Caitlin Glass received the MBA’s Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Award. Additionally, as a whole and individually, our faculty were ranked as leading faculty with high scholarly impact.

These academic and scholarly achievements unfolded against

Gifts to the Law School Fund were especially vital, enabling us to sustain essential programs and services. Support for the Public Interest Program (PIP) Fund continued to expand pathways for students committed to public service. This year’s Impact Report highlights major new commitments from alumni and friends whose generosity is helping us to build the strongest possible future.

Additional gifts, including endowed support for public service, a new research fund, new scholarship funds, and contributions to the Access Fund have further strengthened our ability to provide equitable opportunities to all students. We are also grateful for the more than $200,000 contributed by our law firm partners.

Finally, I want to recognize the alumni and friends who volunteered to mentor our students and who helped future BU Law graduates launch their careers.

Your commitment reminds us of the

enduring strength of the BU Law community and the invaluable role that our alumni play in supporting one another and the school.

I hope you enjoy the stories in this year’s Impact Report, and I invite you to reach out to me or to Assistant Dean for Advancement Courtney Ward if you have any questions or would like to discuss your philanthropic goals.

Thank you for your continued support.

With gratitude,

Angela Onwuachi-Willig Dean Ryan Roth Gallo Professor of Law 1

YOUR IMPACT: GIVING THROUGH BU

AN ENDURING COMMITMENT TO WOMEN’S RIGHTS Kim Lessow Crockett (LAW’97) shows her dedication in both work and philanthropy Kim Lessow Crockett (LAW’97) still remembers the first time she saw a policy solution take shape in real time.

As a college student in 1991, she interned with the Congressional Caucus for Women’s Issues, an experience she modestly describes as “mostly stuffing envelopes and running around to deliver things,” but which, in reality, placed her at the center of the early push toward what would become the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA).

That internship opened her eyes not only to the mechanics of policymaking but also to the profound impact that legal advocacy could, and would, have on women’s lives. “From that experience,” she says, “I knew I would always want to incorporate work for women’s rights into my career.”

At Boston University School of Law, Lessow Crockett sought out hands-on ways to turn her conviction into practice. As a third-year student, she served in what was then the Battered Women’s Advocacy Program, working in the courthouse to help victims of domestic abuse navigate judicial processes and obtain protective orders.

“The training we students had with Greater Boston Legal Services was so efficient, so thoughtful—I remember feeling incredibly proud to be part of BU Law and that program,” she says. “BU taught us how to take concrete steps to protect women’s rights even before we’d passed the bar.”

Since law school, Lessow Crockett has remained committed to women’s rights and advocating for women

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and families, focusing her legal work on medical-legal partnerships in the San Francisco Bay area, where she lives. She’s done work for the Peninsula Family Advocacy Program, a medical-legal partnership between pediatricians and the Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County to resolve legal issues that can adversely impact children’s health.

In 2006, she founded Baby Basics of the Peninsula, a nonprofit diaper bank and parent mentoring program that serves low-income families in the East Palo Alto and Menlo Park area.

Lessow Crockett has now channeled her commitment to women’s and reproductive rights through sustained, strategic philanthropy for the Boston University Program on Reproductive Justice (BUPRJ), which was officially launched in 2023 by Professor of Law Aziza Ahmed, Edward R. Utley Professor of Health Law Nicole Huberfeld, and Robert Kent Professor of Law Linda McClain. The swift and effective initiative inspired Lessow Crockett to extend extraordinary generosity.

Lessow Crockett’s philanthropic support operates on two levels. She has created the Lessow Fund to establish the executive director position at BUPRJ and to sustain the role for several years. In addition, she has created a one-year postgraduate JD fellowship in reproductive rights. This year’s fellow, Helina Haile (LAW’25), is serving at Positive Women’s Network, a national reproductive-rights organization. (See sidebar.)

Together, Lessow Crockett’s investments are expanding the program’s reach and creating meaningful pathways for students to build careers in the field. Her support is designed to give BUPRJ the stability, flexibility, and long-range planning capacity it needs to thrive.

Her giving began shortly after the Supreme Court’s Dobbs

From left: Senior Major Gift Officer Elizabeth Ryan-Catalano, Edward R. Utley Professor of Health Law Nicole Huberfeld, Kim Lessow Crockett (LAW’97), Professor of Law Aziza Ahmed, Robert Kent Professor of Law Linda McClain, and Health Law Program Director Laura Stephens (LAW’95).

decision. “Like pretty much everyone else, I was stunned at how much damage it was going to cause,” she recalls.

As 2022 came to a close, she found herself restless: “I’m a lawyer, and I’m lucky enough to be able to dedicate resources.

I have to do something.” She made an initial gift to the law school—small, she insists, but pointed—to support the important work BUPRJ had already begun.

What followed was a deeper conversation about how to support reproductive justice in a way that was practical, long-term, and student-centered. For Lessow Crockett, BUPRJ’s strength lies in its ability to combine rigorous legal work with pragmatic, cross-disciplinary collaboration—in law, medicine, public health, and policy. She points to current BUPRJ Executive Director Sapna Khatri’s work with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health on SHIELD Act implementation and the groundbreaking role of the Reproductive Justice Unit in the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office, which she proudly supports. “I don’t know if that exists in any other state,” she says. “It’s phenomenal, and it’s exactly the kind of practical, effective impact I believe in.”

SHAPING REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE WITH CARE As the inaugural Lessow Reproductive Health Law Fellow, Helina Haile (LAW’25) is working with the Positive Women’s Network (PWN), a national organization dedicated to advancing policies that center women, transgender, and gender-diverse people living with HIV. Grounded in a healing justice framework, PWN’s work transforms policy into care, and law into an instrument for equal access.

“In just a few weeks,” Haile said in September, “I’ve learned so much about federal policy, the administrative state, and the way state laws shape reproductive justice.”

Working alongside a team of attorneys, Haile supports PWN’s policy agenda through research, communication, and community engagement. Across PWN’s Colorado and Alabama chapters, her work assists members in responding strategically to local and national legislation—aiming to ensure that reproductive justice

Her goal is to build a foundation sturdy enough that BU’s reproductive justice efforts can be proactive rather than reactive—forecasting two, three, even five years ahead.

“I want there to be real runway,” she explains, “because we need to empower students to pursue careers in reproductive justice at the very moment when the field needs them most.

Without fellowships and paid opportunities, they simply can’t.”

becomes a firm reality for all. Haile also helps lead

Looking ahead, Lessow Crockett sees BU as uniquely positioned: collaborative, nimble, and unafraid to join disciplines in service of the public good. “That makes me very proud to be part of it,” she says. “And it’s why I’ll keep supporting this work. We need the next generation of lawyers trained, ready, and able to lead.”

Haile’s fellowship reflects a growing recognition that

the organization’s Policy Fellowship, which trains BIPOC advocates living with HIV to amplify their voices in policymaking spaces. Each month, she produces #HIVResists, a policy newsletter that translates legislative updates and court decisions into accessible knowledge for PWN’s members.

reproductive justice must be both intersectional and inclusive. “Litigation is one tool,” she notes, “but it is not the only tool. Our movement lawyering must be holistic.

Once you step beyond traditional litigation, the field opens into many nuanced, meaningful ways to serve.”

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UNLEASHING TALENT The new Andrew R. Randall Professorship recognizes one of BU Law’s most accomplished scholars and helps advance his critical area of research.

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Every day, I wake up with a huge smile on my face because I have the honor and privilege of getting to teach these remarkable

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students.

WOODROW HARTZOG (PARENT COM’30)

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During his finance career, Andrew R. Randall (Questrom’69, LAW’72) made a name for himself as a successful investor in New York City. After he passed away in 2023, he became known for something else: his generous, seven-figure estate gift establishing the Andrew R. Randall Professorship at BU Law. Now, the return on Randall’s investment is coming into view. Woodrow Hartzog

PRIVACY IN THE MODERN WORLD An expert in privacy, technology, and the law, Hartzog studies the legal and social implications of information technologies like social media, robotics, and surveillance systems. For example, he studies how AI-powered tools can manipulate decision-making, deteriorate skills, and change power dynamics in potentially dangerous ways.

(Parent COM’30), one of BU Law’s

One of the most cited law and

most acclaimed faculty members,

technology scholars in the United

was recently named the inaugural

States, Hartzog has published his

Andrew R. Randall Professor. With this

work in scholarly journals including

professorship, Hartzog has received the

Yale Law Journal, Columbia Law Review,

resources and academic freedom to

and California Law Review, as well

pursue a bold and ambitious research

as in mainstream media such as The

agenda—and BU Law has retained an

New York Times, The Washington Post,

exceptional member of the community.

and The Guardian. He is the author

of two books: Breached! Why Data

While Hartzog is gratified by these

once, I have looked at something

Security Law Fails and How to Improve

achievements, “I’m really proud of

on my phone from the elevator

It (2022), and Privacy’s Blueprint:

the fact that so many [of my] students

to the classroom and changed

The Battle to Control the Design of

have gone on to have meaningful and

what I was going to teach

New Technologies (2018).

rewarding careers,” he says. “It sounds

that day.”

The Andrew R. Randall Professorship is a remarkable act of generosity from an alumnus whose first gift, in 1982, was just $70. Randall’s thoughtful planning enables Hartzog to build

cliché, but that is why we do what we do. Every day, I wake up with a huge

A GIFT TO THE COMMUNITY

smile on my face because I have the

Hartzog was selected for the

honor and privilege of getting to teach these remarkable students.”

on his body of work and “gives me

At BU Law, Hartzog teaches

resources to participate in events

foundational legal courses as well

and develop scholarship that I simply

as upper-level classes on information

wouldn’t be able to do otherwise,

privacy, advanced privacy, and digital

including giving talks, collecting data,

civil liberties. He is one of the school’s

and workshopping papers at events

most popular instructors, known for

and institutions across the world,” he

his affable nature, engaging teaching

explains. “Some of the most important

style, and ability to adapt quickly

developments in AI regulation are

in a fast-moving field.

happening in Europe and Asia. The ability to present my work, conduct interviews, and engage with scholars and policymakers there is invaluable to my research and perspective on the global response to these information tools.”

STUDENTS FIRST Before this appointment, Hartzog was routinely sought out by policymakers and government leaders for his expertise on privacy and technology law. He has testified before Congress four times, repeatedly testified at the state level, and served as a commissioner on a Massachusetts special commission for the regulation of facial-recognition technology. Recently, he was featured in the documentary film Privacy People, which tells the story of privacy from

“This is a rapidly changing and really exciting environment,” Hartzog says. “I like to joke with my students that these courses could change as I go from the top of the elevator to the classroom. In fact, more than

professorship by his faculty peers, a gesture that recognizes both his scholarly pursuits and his teaching strengths. He’s grateful to his colleagues for the honor, and especially to the alumnus who made it possible in the first place.

“If I could say anything to Andrew Randall, I would say: the fact that you created this gift is evidence that you recognize how unique and special the BU scholarly community is,” says Hartzog. “I want to express my deepest gratitude for being able to further enrich that community ... and contribute to that legacy for the betterment of everyone.”

Recognizing a legacy for generations to come Many of Boston University’s most thoughtful philanthropists plan their gifts far ahead. They start by reflecting on what personal giving means, how it could help future generations, and what it says about a personal legacy. And, ultimately, they establish a planned gift: a bequest in a will, a charitable gift annuity, a charitable remainder trust, or another estate-planning instrument.

Boston University celebrates these generous friends through the Claflin Society, founded by Elsbeth Melville (CAS 1925), dean of women emerita, and named for one of the co-founders of Boston University, Lee Claflin. The society hosts an annual spring luncheon for members and invites them to other campus events.

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For more information, please contact Planned Giving at 800-645-2347 or opg@bu.edu, or visit bu.edu/plannedgiving.

the perspective of experts in the field.

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YOUR IMPACT: GIVING THROUGH BU

CREATING LEGAL LIFELINES By establishing a new fund for the Health Law Program, Carol and Frank Riddick are making a difference for BU Law students—and the people they’ll help.

“Our parents instilled in us the values of making your

To understand why Carol and Frank Riddick (Parents

BU Law wasn’t on Carol and Frank’s radar until their son

LAW’25) decided to establish the Riddick Family Endowed Health Law Fund at BU Law, you have to go back in time, to when their parents were young.

At 17, Carol’s mother left her home in England to work for an architecture firm in New York City. Similarly, Carol’s father emigrated from Canada to the United States to become an architect.

“People didn’t do that back then,” says Carol. “So we’ve got some spunk in the family.”

Frank’s father became a physician in the 1950s, “back when it wasn’t about the money—it was about serving other people,” Frank says. “We were raised in families

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place in the world—adding value and continuing to grow and learn throughout your entire life,” says Frank, formerly the CEO of several private equity and business materials/ equipment firms. “And that’s the way we live our lives.

At this point in our lives, we try to give back as much as we can.”

THE SOCIAL IMPACT OF HEALTHCARE LAW Anderson Riddick (LAW’25)—the youngest of their three boys—decided to go to law school.

“I knew when Anderson was eight years old that he was cut out for law,” says Carol. “He was great with words and thoughts—and arguing.”

Within his first year at BU Law, Anderson gravitated toward the Health Law Program. Interested in learning more about healthcare law’s history and real-world applications, Carol and Frank met with some of Anderson’s professors in the program.

They discovered the depth and breadth of healthcare law, and how “it has such a big social impact,” Frank says.

where that was what you did. That was your purpose in life.”

“Healthcare is such a significant issue, especially in the

Neither Carol nor Frank followed in their parents’

family, you can empathize with people that are in difficult

professional footsteps—she became a veterinarian,

situations with healthcare and how it spills over into

and he was a business executive—but they absorbed

their whole lives. The system is complex and expensive,

the bigger life lessons they modeled.

and it can make you feel helpless.”

United States. If you have ever had a health issue in your

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Healthcare is such a significant issue, especially in the United States. ...

The system is complex and expensive, and it can make you

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feel helpless.

FRANK RIDDICK (PARENT LAW’25)

Frank and Carol Riddick (Parents LAW’25) support the Health Law Program—and the people its students will serve.

By establishing the Riddick Family Endowed Health

between South Carolina, the mountains in North Carolina,

Law Fund, Carol and Frank hope to prepare more

and New York City, staying busy as both professionals and

BU Law students to do meaningful work in this field.

philanthropists. “I have very little free time; Frank plays golf

The fund will help expand mentorship programs, lectures

a lot,” Carol quips.

and conferences, and career-guidance resources for students studying healthcare law. Currently, the Health Law Program maintains about 40 faculty members who teach 40+ courses across BU Law and the BU School of Public Health.

Although Carol and Frank are now both retired, they show no signs of slowing down. These days, they divide their time

But no matter how they spend their time, the couple continues to make giving back a priority.

“We are thankful for the gifts that we have had and the education we have had, and we want to share that with others,” says Carol. “We want to leave the world a better place.”

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YOUR IMPACT: FLEXIBLE, IMMEDIATE SUPPORT

SUPPORT THAT HELPS RIGHT AWAY The Law School Fund provides some of the most flexible and immediately useful support for a wide range of activities at BU Law. Here are just a few of the ways the fund has enhanced our work this year.

BRINGING STUDENTS AND FACULTY TOGETHER The Faculty Match program connects all first-year students with a faculty member to welcome them into the BU Law community, connect them with resources that align with their interests, and provide academic advising on course selection. The mentorship program aims to strengthen connections between students and faculty, provide a consistent 1L experience for all of our first-year students, and reduce their anxiety as they join the BU Law community.

Faculty met with their cohorts over lunch at the start of the fall semester, then followed up in October with social activities— bowling, museum tours, and more. In November, they met informally to help relieve any pre-exam stress. The faculty-student groups will also meet three times in the spring semester: first to share reactions and reassurance about fall grades, then for another social gathering, and finally to discuss course selection for the fall. Gifts to the Law School Fund helped make it all possible.

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PREPARING STUDENTS FOR THE BAR The Law School Fund has helped us bolster the preparation we offer students for the bar exam: a readiness diagnostic exam in January of their third year, a course on bar exam

STUDENT REACTION TO THE FACULTY MATCH PROGRAM HAS BEEN OVERWHELMINGLY POSITIVE:

skills, advice on accommodations and character-fitness disclosing, and more. It’s no coincidence that BU Law achieved its highest-ever passage rate for the July 2025 Massachusetts bar exam: 98.2 percent. Overall, of the 214 graduates in the Class of 2025, 95.7 percent passed the bar on their first try.

SUPPORTING RESEARCH—AND FUTURE RESEARCHERS By providing resources for students to assist in faculty research, the Law School Fund delivers invaluable benefits:

“ I found it very helpful to have a faculty member to help demystify 1L and provide support and advice along the way.”

expanding opportunities for academic research, opening doors for young scholars, and facilitating collaborative learning between professors and their students.

“Getting involved in the production of new knowledge is one of the most critical and self-affirming parts of a law student’s education,” says Angela OnwuachiWillig, dean and Ryan Roth Gallo Professor of Law. “It helps them find their voice and see how they can directly shape the development of ideas, legal doctrine and legislation, and general change in our society.”

Lilibeth Chavez (LAW’25) is just one of the student researchers who have benefited from the fund’s support. Chavez worked with Professor Karen Pita Loor (Parent COM’30) to explore the recent upswing in laws restricting people’s right to protest. More than 20 states have enacted such laws, and more have been proposed at the federal level. Chavez’s research position was paid, thanks to the alumni and friends who have given to the Law School Fund.

CREATING POST-GRAD FELLOWSHIPS Thanks to the Law School Fund, we were able to hire a few graduates who had not secured jobs. Their work at the school includes supporting programming, administration, and faculty research. The funding that made these positions possible is incredibly important, both to strengthen our employment numbers and to provide recent graduates with valuable professional experience as they launch their legal careers.

For all of these purposes and more, generous support of the Law School Fund

“ I really enjoyed getting the chance to talk about a wide range of topics related and unrelated to law with a professor and get their takes on various aspects of BU Law.” “ One of my favorite things about being at BU. The best part about this program is that it bridges the gap between students and professors— I feel like we’re truly part of the same community.”

makes a profound difference to our students, our faculty, our school, and our community. We are deeply grateful to the alumni and friends who make these unrestricted gifts.

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YOUR IMPACT: HELPING STUDENTS SERVE

Opening doors to public service THE POWER OF COLLECTIVE SUPPORT A COMMUNITY OF GENEROUS DONORS MAKES PIP POSSIBLE. IN FY25,

320

DONORS GAVE

$5–$75K EACH, FOR A TOTAL OF

$250K+

TO SUPPORT SUMMER INTERNSHIPS FOR

When it comes to summer internships, BU Law students face a dilemma: many want to work in public service but can’t afford to take an unpaid internship— as is often the case with these roles.

That’s where the Public Interest Program (PIP) Fund comes in. Generously funded by BU Law alumni, friends, and the law school itself, the fund awards grants to BU Law students completing an unpaid legal internship in a nonprofit, public interest, or government organization.

The impact of these experiences—on both students and

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BU LAW STUDENTS

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the organizations they serve—is profound. For students, they can lead to a deeply satisfying, lifelong career in public service. For participating organizations, which often face financial constraints, interns extend the breadth and impact of their work.

WE ASKED STUDENTS: WHAT WAS MOST VALUABLE ABOUT YOUR INTERNSHIP?

I witnessed firsthand the care, expertise, and intellectual rigor required to develop policies that protect investors and shape the financial markets.

NERO DOTSON (LAW’26)

Legal Intern United States Securities And Exchange Commission

I really valued the connections I made with like-minded immigration advocates. I learned so much from their expertise, and the sense of community I found at PAIR.

ALEXANDRIA CASARANO (LAW’26)

Legal Intern PAIR Project (Political Asylum/Immigration Representation)

WE ASKED EMPLOYERS: HOW DID BU INTERNS HELP YOUR TEAM?

Julia Horan (LAW’26) distinguished herself as an exceptional member of our team. Her writing skills are truly outstanding. Her legal analysis is consistently thoughtful, well-reasoned, and reliable.

She demonstrates excellent research skills by providing comprehensive and accurate results. I dare say her skills rival those of some practicing attorneys.

MICHELLE AMIDZICH FRITZ

Attorney-Advisor United States Department of the Interior

Jason Walker’s (LAW’27) summer placement here at the CSC has been a complete success from my point of view. Jason very articulately presented one of the three major cases on the agenda. ... He made such an effective presentation that I jokingly moved that henceforth all cases should be presented by legal interns.

ROBERT L. QUINAN, JR.

General Counsel Massachusetts Civil Service Commission

WE ASKED DONORS: WHY DO YOU SUPPORT PIP?

Our son, Travis Lynch (LAW’18), received a PIP grant, which he used for his 2L summer internship with the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office. Upon graduation, Travis became an assistant district attorney for the Hampden District [in Springfield, Massachusetts] and is now deputy chief of its appeals unit. Through our contributions to the PIP Fund, we seek to support other aspiring prosecutors.

SUSAN BANKS (LAW’84) & MATTHEW LYNCH (LAW’84)

We hope that our contributions lead to more BU Law graduates pursuing public interest law careers or, at least, being committed to supporting public interest law organizations throughout their careers.

We also hope that the strength of this program, and the Law School’s broader commitment to public interest law, helps to attract students with diverse backgrounds and interests to BU Law.

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YOUR IMPACT: ALUMNI GIVING

THANK YOU, DONORS! The School of Law is grateful for the support of alumni,

Giving Societies

faculty members, staff, friends, corporations, foundations

President’s Circle: $25,000 or more

and matching gift companies who made a gift to the school between July 1, 2024, and June 30, 2025. Gifts from the

President’s Associate: $10,000–$24,999

BU Law community are essential to sustaining a top-tier legal

Dean’s Club: $5,000–$9,999

education. Your support has made possible scholarships,

Fellow: $2,500–$4,999

experiential-learning opportunities, faculty research, and programs that enrich the student experience and prepare graduates for meaningful careers.

For more information about how you can join our growing

Barrister: $1,000–$2,499 Friend: $500–$999 Donor: $1–$499

list of supporters, please contact us as 617-353-3118 or make a donation online at www.bu.edu/lawgiving.

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We aim to recognize every donor accurately and will correct

∞ Deceased

any errors promptly. If you have questions about your listing,

□ Faculty & Staff

please email lawalum@bu.edu.

◊ Parent

Class of 1948

Class of 1956

Julie R. Perkins and Dwight H. Perkins

Donor

Dean’s Club

Neill W. Schoonmaker and

Stella H. Sims

Jules W. Breslow and Judith R. Breslow Barrister

Joyce F. Schoonmaker David A. Shrair and Michelle S. Shrair

Jack B. Middleton

Class of 1949

Class of 1961

Donor

Class of 1957

President’s Associate

Barrister

Stephen V. Dubin and Paula L. Dubin

Nathan T. Wolk ∞ and Barbara I. Wolk

Dean’s Club

Class of 1951

Donor

George H. Stephenson and

Donor

H. Alfred Casassa and

Linwood M. Erskine, Jr.

Gerald H. Lepler

Clarice M. Casassa Alan D. Tobin and Judith Tobin

Jane H. Stephenson Fellow Eugene L. Rubin ∞ Barrister

Class of 1952

E. Whitney Drake and Marie A. Drake

Barrister

Class of 1958

Salvatore V. Faulise and Anita L. Faulise

Paul D. Lipsitt and Brooke K. Lipsitt

Friend

Stephen L. Saltzman and

Arnold I. Zaltas and Brenda J. Zaltas

Mary B. Saltzman

Donor

Donor

Class of 1953

Allan J. Landau and Paula T. Landau

Douglas S. Hatfield and

Donor

Stephen R. Weidman and

Norman Davidson

Cynthia Weidman

Judith I. Hatfield Theodore P. Hurwitz and Keri L. Hurwitz Leonard I. Shapiro ∞ and Judith B. Shapiro

Class of 1954

Class of 1959

President’s Circle

Friend

Paul R. Sugarman ∞ and

Morton H. Aronson and

Class of 1962

Susan J. Sugarman

Ellen K. Aronson

President’s Circle

Donor

Donor

Gerard H. Cohen and Sherryl W. Cohen

Claire A. Archambault

Bertram S. Patkin and Judith K. Patkin

Donor

Alvin Rosenbaum ∞

Alan B. Fodeman and Alana F. Fodeman Howard M. Miller and Elaine T. Miller

Class of 1955

Robert D. Myers and Judith D. Myers

Barrister

Class of 1960

Rudolph T. Pelletier and Lillian L.

Donor

Pelletier Donor Morton W. Appleton

Joseph P. Nadeau and Catherine L. Nadeau

Robert J. Bagdasarian and

Richard S. Scipione ∞

Marilyn Bagdasarian

Irving J. Waldman and

R. Joseph O’Rourke and

Lorraine B. Waldman

Magill E. O’Rourke

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YOUR IMPACT: ALUMNI GIVING Class of 1963

Friend

Class of 1967

Dean’s Club

Richard S. Mittleman and

President’s Circle

Judith G. Belash and John W. Belash

Linda W. Mittleman

Barrister Matthew S. Goldfarb

Saul D. Behr

Dean’s Club

Friend

Paul Constantino

Harley M. Smith and Veronica Hilyard

Louis P. Massaro and Ann M. Massaro

Lloyd S. French and

Barrister

M. Robert Queler and Judith F. Queler

Joyce L. Green French

Francine L. Goldfarb

Joseph D. Cronin

Donor

Arthur W. Havey and Virginia A. Havey

C. Michael Malm and Cynthia B. Malm

John F. Atwood

Philip R. LeVine and Sheri E. Ross

Dudley H. Willis and Sally S. Willis

Avram N. Cohen and Maxine E. Cohen

Demitrios M. Moschos and

Friend

Karen Hersey

Class of 1964 Dean’s Club Ernest M. Haddad

Celeste T. Moschos

Frank J. Santangelo Friend Edward B. Coyne and Linda Coyne Donor Robert E. Dastin Howard W. Glaser John E. Higgins and Rosemary Pye Bernard A. Kansky and Gail R. Kansky Paul A. Lietar and Pamela Young-Lietar Carl B. Lisa and Maryann Lisa Charles A. Roover Michael N. Weitz and Bunny W. Weitz

Michaele S. Battles ∞

Michael C. Moschos

Arthur W. Hughes and Jane Greenhood

J. Howard Solomon and

James D. Latham and

Ann R. Solomon Michael L. Widland and Louise C. Widland

Diane M. Allenberg Ralph E. Lerner Richard J. Talbot and Gail S. Talbot John L. Vecchiolla and

Barrister

Sharon B. Vecchiolla

Class of 1966

Donor

President’s Circle

Joseph S. Alen

Irving H. Picard and Sharon M. Picard

Robert B. Dalton and Barbara B. Dalton

Fellow

Margaret H. Douglas-Hamilton

Michael S. Field and Roxanne Field

Ernest E. Falbo and

Barrister

Karen S. Lundsgaard

Lawrence T. Holden

Carmine A. Greco and

Steven J. Schwartz

Kathleen M. Young

Donor

Dennis E. Harrington and Mary Smith

Marvin L. Berenson and

Stanley J. Krieger

Gloria Berenson

Howard B. Lane and Eliane H. Lane

Stanley A. Bleecker

Michael Magruder

Richard I. Burstein

John A. Milici and Jeremy L. Milici

Samuel H. Chorches

Catherine L. Salisbury and

Class of 1965

John M. Downer

President’s Associate

Richard A. Finke

Charles J. Speleotis

Martin Lobel and Geralyn K. Lobel

Sylvia S. Paxton and William D. Paxton

Marshall D. Stein and Helene W. Stein

Dean’s Club

Sheldron Seplowitz and

Michael Stepanian

William J. Salisbury

Helen K. Seplowitz

Barrister

Class of 1968

Frances H. Miller □ and Hugh Miller ∞

Barrister

Robert S. Toyofuku and

Robert G. Anderson and

Lynne T. Toyofuku 14

Robert B. Goldfarb and

Donor

Judith Anderson

Judith Hale Norris

Friend

Peter A. Janus and Nancy M. Janus

Kernan F. King and M. Christine King

Michael E. Faden and Janice N. Faden

Thaddeus J. Keefe

Peter W. Segal and Carole Segal

Beth-Ann F. Gentile

Mary S. Leahy

Stephen S. Young

Neil F. Hulbert and Martha W. Hulbert

Walter L. Mitchell and Carol N. Mitchell

Friend

Stephen M. Randels and

Alan M. Parness and Enid K. Parness

Sandra P. Randels

Robert N. Weiner and Elayne J. Weiner

Jeff S. Cates and Myra D. Cates

Donor

Ellen Flatley

Gerald P. Berns

Dean B. Pineles and Kristina Stahlbrand

John S. Davagian

Class of 1971

Donor

Richard M. Fentin

President’s Circle

Kenneth C. Cummins

Michael A. Meyers and Susan F. Meyers

William H. Kleh and Patricia M. Kleh

Robert Droker and Carmie Droker

Kenneth M. Nelson and Mary P. Nelson

Gerald A. Poch and Kathryn C. Poch

Malvin B. Eisenberg

David E. Putnam

Dean’s Club

Morton E. Grosz and Judith A. Grosz

Henry W. Winkleman

Herbert M. Jacobs Fellow

Douglas G. Hyde and Margaret D. Holden

Carol Lilienfeld

Class of 1970

Barrister

President’s Associate

Paul E. George and Helen D. George

William F. Malloy and Fidele A. Malloy

Michael T. Putziger

Gladys J. George and Stuart Orsher

Paul A. Roberts

Thomas R. Smith and

Friend

John A. Karpinski and Nancy B. Karpinski

Lawrence Rosenbluth and Laurel A. Rosenbluth Sara-Ann Sanders and Robert D. Sanders Sheldon C. Schulman ∞ and Sharon E. Schulman Steven F. Siegel

Class of 1969 Dean’s Club Barbara B. Creed and Christopher D. Creed

Sharon L. Smith Dean’s Club

Peter B. Benfield

Donald Forte and Marjorie S. Forte

Richard C. MacKenzie and

Barrister Elizabeth H. Gemmill and Douglas B. Richardson

Raymond G. Dougan

Friend

Richard W. Grant and Mary H. Grant

Frank J. Williams and

Robert D. Lewin and Donna M. Lewin

Virginia E. Williams

Arthur H. Bill and Janet S. Bill Brainard L. Patton and Marsan Patton Bruce J. Wein and Penny K. Wein

Kenneth D. Lipman

Donor

Pliny Norcross

Michael S. Bearse

Harry P. Photopoulos and

Carolyn E. Bergen

Barrister

William S. Botwick and Ruth M. Botwick

Howard B. Teich

Judith R. Pizzagalli

Linda S. Goldstein

Donor Lawrence H. Bruce

Bruce W. Bergen ∞ and

Marvin M. Goldstein and

Emily M. MacKenzie

George E. Ross and Phyllis Ross

James C. Pizzagalli and Fellow

Robert D. Abrams and Laura B. Abrams

Michael D. Brockelman and Mary Ann S. Brockelman Susan M. Cooke Clayton F. Harrington and Marianne C. Harrington

Barbara M. Photopoulos William M. Pinzler Erica L. Powers Paul H. Rothschild and Marsha F. Rothschild Richard H. Saxe and Julie A. Saxe Robert M. Sears and Jennifer Goodnow

Robert L. Hollingshead and

Peter H. Sutton

Charlene Hollingshead

Milton L. Wright 15

YOUR IMPACT: ALUMNI GIVING Class of 1972

President’s Associate

Charles F. Shaw and Nancy H. Shaw

Barrister

Wayne B. Bardsley and

William J. Snell and Joan M. Snell

Richard E. Mikels and Deborah G. Mikels

Catherine S. Bardsley Fellow

Ellyn Weiss and Robert L. Weiss

Paul A. Schott

Friend

Catherine Shavell

David F. Grunebaum and

Joseph J. Sweeney and Nancy Handel

Linda L. Grunebaum

Barrister

Kay H. Hodge and Philip J. Hodge

Jane Michaels

William A. Lewis

Friend

Donor

Robert J. Ciolek

Patricia A. Cantor and

Catherine Clement

Daniel J. Steininger and Judith L. Steininger Kenneth H. Tatarian and Carolyn A. Tatarian Margaret A. Weekes and Frederick W. Allen Joe N. Wright and Lola H. Wright

Hilary S. Dalin

Class of 1974

Gail V. Coleman

Donald P. Edwards and Jo R. Edwards

President’s Associate

Michael S. Davis and Madelyn O. Davis

David H. Lee and Stacey S. Lee

Catherine S. Bardsley and

James S. Dilday and Judith N. Dilday

Kathleen G. Miller

Andrew D. Epstein and

Donor

Dean’s Club

Robert H. Beck

Jeffrey D. Woolf

Paul V. Freeman

David W. Brown and Pat R. Brown

Fellow

F. Robert Houlihan and Susan M. Forti

Joan W. Cavanagh and

Bradford S. Lovette

Jeffrey P. Petrucelly

Sandra L. Jacobs

Arthur H. Johnson Robert W. Langlois and Mary D. Langlois Helen I. Lom

Joseph M. Cavanagh

Wayne B. Bardsley

Barrister

David J. DeMoss and Kathryn E. DeMoss

Benjamin S. Bilus and Elizabeth N. Bilus

William J. Donahue and

Richard A. Karelitz

Katherine C. Donahue

Rhoda E. Schneider and Kim Marshall

Colleen P. MacLean

Norman A. Erlich and Ellen S. Erlich

Stephen D. Tom and Diane Y. Tom

Kevin D. O’Connell and

Warner S. Fletcher and Mary F. Fletcher

James G. Wheeler and

Sally S. O’Connell

Peter V. Funk and Francine E. Zeifer

Catherine D. Wheeler

John J. Plough and Lola J. Plough

W. John Funk and Deborah F. Chase

Friend

Frederick M. Pryor and Barbara Pryor

Brian M. Guest

John J. Carroll and Frances W. Lipson

John R. Staffier and Bonnie K. Staffier

Leora Harpaz and Howard Kaldoner

Benjamin L. Jung

Edward M. Stern and Ann S. Stern

Anne Hoffman and Philip C. Myers

Glenn Lau-Kee and Rita E. Lau-Kee

Allen W. Stokes

Robert C. Kessner

Ken W. Shulman and Susan S. Spector

Mark L. Sullivan

David C. King and Miriam J. King

Donor

Richard B. Weitzen and Sally L. Weitzen

Ann-Louise Kleper and Dennis Kleper

Steven H. Bowen and Susan E. Stein

Kenneth I. Wirfel and June A. Eichbaum

Phillip C. Koutsogiane and

Elsa K. Cole and Roland J. Cole

Joyce A. Hindle Koutsogiane

Richard W. Cole

Kristen C. Nelson

Jacqueline P. Cox and Marvin W. Gray

Class of 1973

Theodore S. Novak

John H. Cross

President’s Circle

Lyle F. Nyberg and Kathleen Nyberg

Henry H. Dearing

Hugh R. McCombs and

Paul W. Onkka

Judith N. Dilday and James S. Dilday

Jonathan T. Parkhurst and

David C. Elliott

Katrina Veerhusen

Judy S. Parkhust David G. Reid 16

Roger C. Stanford and Irene B. Schall

Shelvin L. Hall Harvey M. Kaplan

Edward M. Kuba and Barbara Kuba

Sandra Y. Dick and David Ben-Asher

Fellow

Warren R. Leiden and Tiana G. Wimmer

Ralph E. Duerre and

Rick Eigenbrode and Patricia Nicholas

Stephen M. Mason and Ann N. Mason

Ramona N. Suetopka-Duerre

J. Michael Schell and

Frank A. Mickelson

Richard D. Eisenberg

Stefan V. Nagel and Nancy M. Nagel

Marc A. Elfman and Margaret T. Black

Barrister

Michael B. Nulman

Steven J. Goldstein and

John K. Dunleavy

Shelley S. Goldstein

Katherine A. Hesse

Harold M. Pressberg and Ellen K. Pressman Telisport W. Putsavage James E. Rooks and Corry V. Rooks

Kathleen O. Schell

Laurence E. Hardoon and Janet E. Fine

Sam Radin and Sara Nelson

Michael C. Harvell and

Oliver W. Stalter and Ellen J. Stalter

Cynthia H. Harvell

Friend

Melinda S. Sherer

Bernard A. Jackvony

George J. Felos

Arthur J. Spector and Kayla Spector

Douglas O. Kant and Joy S. Kant

Gary H. Glaser and Lorraine S. Glaser

David C. Steelman and

Howard C. Lem and Dorothy E. Lem

Samuel P. Moulthrop and

Virginia Theo-Steelman Winston K. Wong and Monica L. Wong

Class of 1975

Kathryn R. Lunney and

Joyce E. Moulthrop

Frederick D. Barton

Danielle E. Wuchenich

Peggy L. Maisel □

Donor

Stephen A. Marcus and

Michael S. Albert

Sandra L. Marcus

Marc P. Ayotte

President’s Circle

James I. Murray and Anne K. Murray

Anonymous

Robert M. Pu and Sen P. Pu

Fellow

Alan I. Raylesberg and

Virginia D. Benjamin and

Caren T. Raylesberg

Philip L. Woodcock

Richard C. Sammis and

William J. Bloomer and

Sarah R. Sammis

Margery E. Bloomer

Rikki J. Klieman and William J. Bratton Barrister Paul E. Heimberg

William G. Babcock and Christine R. Babcock

Susan MacEachron

Harris J. Samuels and Mary T. Samuels

Richard P. Bourgeois

David M. Neubauer and Jean A. Krum

Geoffrey A. Wilson

Oren T. Chikamoto

Roger M. Ritt and Mimi S. Ritt

Jeffrey M. Winik and Robyn K. Winik

Spencer M. Cowan and Joy T. Cowan

James M. Sack

Brian J. Coyne and Fumiko H. Coyne

Paul S. Samson and Judith L. Samson

David A. DiMuzio and Pamela DiMuzio

Friend

Class of 1976

Ross N. Driver

Martin J. Bregman and

President’s Circle

John E. Edison

Nancy S. Bregman

Linda S. Peterson

Richard J. Eisenberg

Charles W. Lamar and Carole E. Lamar

Jack A. Rovner and Kathryn A. Roe

Thomas J. Engellenner

Rick J. Levin and Arlene W. Levin

Nancy G. Shor and Charles Binder

Scott A. Forsyth

Alan E. Reider and Linda D. Reider

President’s Associate

Carol A. Griffin

Steven J. Weinstein and

Karin J. Barkhorn and

David R. Hodas and Judy O. Hodas

Sydna B. Weinstein

Henry C. Barkhorn

Laurence J. Hyman

Donor

Jerry S. Goldman

Mary L. Kennedy

Felix V. Baxter and Jacqueline I. Baxter

Dean’s Club

Susan L. Kurland

Kenneth J. Berk and Jane H. Berk

Charles L. Babcock and

James H. Maloney

F. Walter Bistline and Rabun H. Bistline John D. Burke and Maureen G. Burke

Nancy W. Hamilton Denzil D. McKenzie

Michael O. Sheehan and Denise M. Saldana

John N. Datesh 17

YOUR IMPACT: ALUMNI GIVING James E. Sheldon and Linda S. Sheldon

Norman S. Heller and Donna N. Heller

Philip F. Holahan and Joanne O’Connor

Sharyn T. Sooho

Jeffrey A. Lester and Laurie N. Lester

Bruce A. Langer and Bobbi A. Langer

Edward M. Spiro

David E. Levine

David M. Mindlin and Lauren T. Mindlin

John C. Sullivan and Molly S. Mugler

Sharen Litwin

Ruth E. O’Rourke

Ojetta R. Thompson

James T. Owens and Jossie E. Owens

John S. Rodman and Pamela T. Rodman

James G. White and Marybeth White

Toby K. Rodman and Dean J. Rodman

Howard A. Salk and Doreen E. Salk

Robert P. Yeaton and Joline M. Yeaton

Marvin S. Silver and Laura M. Black

David E. Schaffer

Gary D. Zanercik

Russell J. Speidel and Jean V. Speidel

Linda F. Spiegel and Paul Duboff

Richard W. Stern and Theresa Stern

Pamela R. Stirrat and Craig R. Stirrat

Judith S. Yogman and Robert Sartini

Class of 1977 President’s Circle Maria C. Green and Oswald G. Lewis

Class of 1978

Dean’s Club

President’s Associate

Michael E. Haglund and

Ellen J. Flannery

Melissa L. Haglund

President’s Associate Martha M. Coakley and Thomas F. O’Connor Richard C. Godfrey and

Barrister

Daniel C. Walden and June C. Walden

James F. Crowley

Fellow

Bruce P. Keller

Kenneth A. Krems and

Joan B. Gozonsky Chamberlain and

Fellow

Carol W. Krems ∞

Park Chamberlain

Alice B. Godfrey

H. Fay B. Peters

Robin B. Matlin

Barrister

Barrister

Kirk C. Rascoe

Paul H. Friedman and Ann K. Friedman

Randall A. Constantine

Thomas G. Robinson and

Russel T. Hamilton

Edward G. Coss and Lori L. Coss

Gary E. Hicks and Patricia G. Hicks

Michael D. Gayda and Patricia J. Gayda

Friend

Joseph A. Levitt and Barbara S. Levitt

Friend

Gaylen K. Baxter and Jeffrey C. Baxter

Ronald Schouten

Gary A. Alexion and Maureen C. Healy

James B. Daniels and Cheryl Lambert

Friend

Donor

Allen N. David and Catherine D. David

Jeffrey C. Baxter and Gaylen K. Baxter

Samuel Abloeser and

Sandra C. Steele

William M. Berenson and

Johanna D. Robinson

Donor

Lorena Herrera

Marcey L. Abloeser James M. Beslity and Sandy Beslity

Robert C. Barber

Eugenie C. Gavenchak

Bruce T. Block and Melissa J. Block

Stephen R. Bosworth

Dean Richlin and Pamela B. Richlin

David S. Brown and Teresa L. Brown

Frank Campbell

Donor

James F. Brown and Patricia L. Brown

Dorothy A. Darrah and Bruce R. Weddle

Wendy M. Bittner and Kevin Murray

V. Douglas Errico and Lisa F. Errico

John F. DeBartolo and

James Blakey and Joanne M. Blakey

Jonathan S. Feld and

Carol G. DeBartolo

Eric B. Brenman and Sandra Brenman

Scott L. Fredericksen and

Shelley A. Longmuir

Lois K. Cox

Jonathan P. Feltner and Carol A. Feltner

Daniel F. Crowley

Scott A. Fisher and Marcy A. Bass

Marshall A. Gallop and

Robert W. Cunningham and

Kathleen Ford

Martha C. Gallop

Jean N. Cunningham

Dana Fredericksen

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Dean’s Club

Class of 1979

Eliza W. Fraser and Dean S. Travalino

David M. Goldstein and

James R. Freeman and Carla Jimenez

Steven M. Glovsky and

Judith E. Goldstein

Joe L. Hegel and Marielaine Hegel

Susan G. Glovsky

Jack R. Goetz Elin H. Graydon and Robert G. Holdway

Bernard H. Campbell and Veralyn K. Campbell

Class of 1981 Dean’s Club

Carla Jimenez and James R. Freeman

Judith A. Clark and Richard D. Clark

Eric M. Kraus and Marjory Fisher

Jonathan S. Cole and Sarah A. Strickler

Barry C. Laboda

Robert J. Coughlin

Donald F. Simone

Elizabeth K. McCarthy

Hal S. Davis

Michael A. Tanenbaum and

Craig D. Mills and Carol Mills

Richard A. Dennett and

John G. Neylon and Diane E. Neylon

Andrea Stulman

Susan H. Alexander and James F. Gammill

Jill B. Tanenbaum Fellow

John L. Perticone

John P. Dennis and Helen L. Dennis

Joseph Prokop

Floralynn Einesman

Donald V. Romanik and

Kenneth J. Eisner

Barrister

Marshall D. Feiring and

Lance D. Cassak and Mary E. Brennan

Pamela D. Feiring

Lynne M. Durbin and John F. Mergen

Margaret F. Romanik Roger M. Ross

Richard J. DeSanti and Susan S. DeSanti

Irene B. Schall and Roger C. Stanford

John J. Finn and Alexis Stevens

H. Joseph Hameline and Lisa Conway

Stephen E. Socha

Susan G. Glovsky and

Sarah A. Rothermel

Jacqueline F. Stein

Steven M. Glovsky

Robert L. Swanson and

Michael K. Golub and

Mary F. Swanson

Charlene A. Golub

Christie E. Webb

David A. Gunter and Susan P. Gunter Barbara R. Kapnick Stefanie Kessler-Larson and

Class of 1980

Gregory Larson

David C. Wright Friend Ronald M. Davids and Nancy M. Davids Leonard M. Davidson and Laurie Katzman Holly C. Laurent John C. Phelan and Laurie J. Phelan

Dean’s Club

Richard D. LeBlanc

Margaret C. Mazzone

Karen J. Levitt

Barrister

Ann F. Lomeli

Steven G. Sonet and Ellen Miller-Sonet

James A. Normand and

Emily A. Maitin and Donald S. Shepard

Donor

Carol Miller and Richard Levy

Carol Boorstein

Dawn C. Ryan

Molly S. Mugler and John C. Sullivan

Jacqueline Doig

Charles Widger and Barbara Widger

Timothy A. Ngau and

Shelah T. Feiss and Mark H. Likoff

Lynn M. Normand

Friend Scott E. Cooper and

Terryleen K. Dement

Daniel M. Schwartz and Yanan Schwartz

Daniel C. Finbury

Richard H. Otto

Mark G. Hanson

David B. Picker and Ann C. Trail

Joel D. Levinson

Scott M. Green

Russell D. Pollock and Laurie Campbell

James H. Rotondo and Anne Rotondo

Rosemary C. Meyers and

James M. Ramlow and Alma L. Ramlow

Wendy H. Smith

Jennifer S. Roberts

Robert E. Ward

Elizabeth C. Schrero and

Melanie S. Williams

Jeffrey A. Cooper

Andrew L. Winder and

Jason R. Baron

Edward W. Schuller

Malinda A. Winder

Marcy A. Bass and Scott A. Fisher

Steven C. Smiley

Diane G. Berliner and James E. Berliner

David S. Szabo and Melodie A. Wing

Nancy V. Brown

Laura E. Udis

Elizabeth N. Cooper

Alan G. Meyers Harvey C. Silverstein Donor

Randolph L. Worth and Salli P. Worth

Susan M. White 19

YOUR IMPACT: ALUMNI GIVING Class of 1982

Susan A. Yashar

Sandra L. Tanen and Ronald Hirschberg

Dean’s Club

Dean’s Club

Susan B. Tuchman and

Joseph A. Colagiovanni and

Laura S. Peabody and

Mary J. Colagiovanni

Robert L. Peabody

Michael L. Tyner

Kevin T. Van Wart and Ellen G. Van Wart

Barrister

William T. Whelan

Barrister

Timothy B. Bancroft and Julie C. Baer

David E. Wilson

Alexander A. Randall and

Sharon G. Coghlan and

Virginia C. Randall

Kevin J. Coghlan

Lawrence J. Reilly and Shannon L. Reilly

Jeffrey M. Goldstein ◊

Class of 1984

Glenn E. Siegel and Sandra G. Siegel

Daniel M. Malis

President’s Circle

Friend

Bruce E. Rogoff and Janice V. Rogoff

Susan M. Banks and Matthew H. Lynch

Steven C. Altschuler

Martha A. Toll and Daniel F. Becker

Michael D. Fricklas and Donna J. Astion

Brant K. Maller and Sheryl A. Odentz

Friend

President’s Associate

Donor

Mary A. Duffey

Patricia J. Smith □ and

Paul Cherecwich and

Arthur E. Hoffmann

Wayne E. Smith □

Ellen Miller-Sonet and Steven G. Sonet

Fellow

Robert L. Cook and Gail L. Cook

Matthew E. Van Tine

Adrian N. Roe and Susan A. Apel

Trudy W. Craig and Robert B. Craig

Donor

Susan P. Sprung and

Gabriel W. Falbo

Bruce A. Adams

John G. Fioretta

Marc J. Becker and Leslie Tamarkin

Barrister

Joan B. Gross and Stuart J. Gross

Anthony M. Brizzolara

Emily M. Cross

Sandra L. Hautanen

Alison M. Clark

Jonathan W. Haddon

Robert G. Holdway and Elin H. Graydon

John D. Craven and Janet D. Craven

Nancy Kelly

Timothy J. Hufman and

Timothy S. Egan and Kathy Y. Egan

Peter S. Linden and

Ruth A. Cherecwich

Cheryl A. Hufman

Jonathan D. Fink

Christopher Keyser

Debra R. Weinberger

Robin H. Kyle

Anne-Marie Finn

Robert S. Molloy and Kathleen M. Way

Philip D. Murphy and

Lawrence E. Fleder

Friend

William N. Friedler and

Michael A. Schlesinger and

Kathleen M. Murphy Harvey Shapiro and Vera J. Shapiro

Michele G. Friedler

Carin J. Sigel

Roman M. Sheer and Carol A. Sheer

Aida A. Gennis and Thomas G. Gennis

David S. Zimble and Donna B. Zimble

John K. Skrypak

Steven R. Goldberg and

Donor

Gail S. Strassfeld and George M. Sachs David S. Vogel

Mary E. Goldberg W. Robb Graham Paul S. Horn Richard M. Kallman and

Class of 1983

Ellen M. Kallman

Anonymous Marie P. Buckley and Charles F. Goodrich Mary F. Connelly Paul R. Cortes-Rexach and

President’s Circle

Timothy J. Langella and Kolleen J. Rask

Marielena Ruiz

Roger Theodoredis

John H. McCann and Wendy R. Lapides

Lynnette C. Fallon

President’s Associate

Jeannette L. Rossoff and

Sheryl Gross-Glaser and

Kenneth P. Morrison and Susan K. Morrison

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Howard Homonoff

Mack F. Rossoff Philip Tabas and Helen D. Hooper

Richard A. Glaser Jonathan N. Halpern

Peter P. Harrington and Ann M. Harrington

Peter Bennett

Dean’s Club

Lewis T. Booker and Diana L. Booker

Anne S. Tuttle Cappel and

A. Neil Hartzell and Jill M. Hartzell

Thomas A. Cohn

Cerise Jalelian Keim and William J. Keim

Nancy A. Daly and Kevin P. Cavanaugh

Fellow

John T. Lu

Amanda D. Darwin and Dana A. Cetlin

Martin A. Hall and Sarita U. Hall

Terry Marvin and Lori J. Lefferts

Simon Dixon and Ann Marie Errico

Barrister

John R. Michaud and

Jay S. Geller and Cathy Breen

John E. Arbab and Nora M. Heimann

Stuart J. Goldberg and Jo-Jo Goldberg

Daniel W. Halston and Liliane R. Wong

Robert C. Pasciuto

Steven H. Goldman

Beth Haroules

Lawrence J. Profeta

Ronald M. Gootzeit

Friend

Robert B. Teitelman and Reesa Olins

Anne B. Gundelfinger and Mark E. Davis

William A. Bogdan and

M. La Vonne Thompson

Jeffrey Hurwitz

Isabelle A. Bogdan

Edward Waldman

Gerald K. Kelley

Daniel R. Deutsch and

Kevin F. Wall □

Dennis L. Kern and Linda A. Kern

Stanley W. Wheatley and

Debra B. Korman and

Caroline H. Wehling

Sigrid Wheatley Robyn K. Winik and Jeffrey M. Winik

Jack M. Beermann □ Robert B. Labe and Mary L. Budman Labe

Markus Cappel

Brenda S. Deutsch John N. Edozie Paul B. Kaplan and Maureen F. Kaplan Andrew C. MacLachlan and Heidi Maclachlan

Jody Lehman

Tracy A. Sykes

Class of 1985

Aurelle S. Locke and Arthur S. Locke

Donor

Dean’s Club

Thomas J. Luz and

Deborah Butler and Le N. Baker

Steven V. Napolitano and Karen Drozd

Martha C. Lowrey Luz

Kevin G. Chapman and

Fellow

Michelle M. Marchant and Dan Hall

Adrienne M. Baker

Christopher H. McCormick

Kelly K. Cline and Sharon S. Cline

Edward M. Fox and Sonya Brouner

John J. Monaghan and

Barbara D. Davis and Brian A. Davis

David M. Henkoff and Randy Stevens

Judith F. Monaghan

Ronald J. Katter and Karen J. Lager Katter Barrister Anthony W. Caporizzo and Carol L. Caporizzo Jonathan R. Rod and Helene S. Rod Meryl L. Rosen David J. Shladovsky and Azadeh Shladovsky

Sharon L. Chapman

Elizabeth K. D’Orazio

Laura H. Nash

Elliot D. Eder and Nancy A. Overman

Joel E. Rappoport

Lynn Ellenberg

Mary H. Schmidt and

Thomas F. Ginnerty

William H. Schmidt James A. Schragger

Jennifer E. Goodnow and Michael J. Kaminsky

Scott L. Steinberg and

Melinda J. Harrison

Bryna W. Steinberg ∞

Alexandra B. Harvey

Deborah M. Tate

Joe D. Jacobson and Jing Jacobson

George W. Tetler and Sheila L. Tetler

James E. Jones and Audrey L. Anderson

Friend

Helene Kazanjian

Stacey O. Gallant and

Robert A. Lavenberg

Mitchell C. Gallant Carin J. Sigel and Michael A. Schlesinger Donor

Class of 1986

Mark H. Likoff and Shelah T. Feiss

President’s Associate

Steven F. Lincoln and Tracy Davis

Wayne E. Smith □ and

Pennie K. McLaughlin and Marc Carlos

Patricia J. Smith □

Felicia Miller and Benjamin J. Leeman

Theodore P. Augustinos 21

YOUR IMPACT: ALUMNI GIVING W. Gordon Prescott and

Steven D. Schwartz and

Alan A. Greenberg and

MaryEllen Prescott

Madeline Schwartz

Gina M. Eastham

Sharman T. Propp

Walter G. Van Dorn and Marija A. Willen

Kim M. Rubin

Marina Rabinovich and

Friend

Veronica Serrato

Todd A. Mayman

Barrister

Scott A. Ritch and Christine P. Ritch

Donor

Michael Chinitz and Karen Chinitz

Valerie T. Rosenson and

Robin L. Bergman Minkow and

Andrew T. Houghton

Igor Goshchinsky

Russell D. Robbins

Gregg B. Minkow

Linda R. Kurtz and Glenn M. Kurtz

Rosalind R. Rossi and Angelo R. Rossi

Seth W. Brewster

Cynthia J. LaRose

Martin L. Shindler and Ruth Shindler

Oliver C. Colburn and Cecily B. Colburn

Jonathan I. Mishara and

Clea T. Winneg and Neal S. Winneg

H. Peter Del Bianco and

Wendy W. Mishara

Jordan Yospe and Willemina Yospe

Ellen M. Hoffman

Rosemarie Mullin and

Deborah DiVerdi Carlson and John J. Carlson

Thomas H. Friedman Robert P. Nault and Meredith A. Nault

Class of 1987

Daniel E. Feder and Mary H. Feder

Howard M. Singer and Suellen K. Singer

President’s Circle

Laura B. Frankel

Lynne T. Toyofuku and

Stephen H. Kay and Susan R. Bloch

Elizabeth L. Gibbs

Robert S. Toyofuku

President’s Associate

Merrick L. Gross and Rosa S. Gross

Friend

Anastasios Parafestas and

Daniel C. Guild

Amy B. Abramowitz and Ethan D. Corey

Brian E. Heffernan and

Peter M. Appleton and

Joan E. Heffernan

Deanna Cherrone

Georgia Parafestas Dean’s Club Deborah E. Barnard

Frank W. Hogan and Kim A. Hogan

Margaret Daley and Francis Libbe

James D. Houston and

Scott E. Cooper

Christianna Houston

Michael P. Flammia

Gary M. Tischler

Elizabeth N. Cooper and

Fellow

Carolyn R. Kopans

Susan M. Boudrot

Deborah N. Korman and Jerald Korman

Laurence R. Bronska and

Danforth F. Lincoln

Donor

Leslie Lockard

Anonymous

Irwin A. Kishner and Janet Kishner

Mary A. Lowney and Matthew Mahoney

Mark W. Bixby and Jennifer S. Bixby

Diane M. Morgenthaler and

Daniel M. Marposon

Stacey L. Castor

Lisa A. Scales

Letcher C. Eley

Timothy S. Sinnott

Peter A. Silverman

Jonathan D. Forstot and

Barrister

D. Craig Story and Marion Story

Robert W. Boich

Gwynne G. Zisko and Charles V. Zisko

Ellen B. Bronska

Jay H. Dembsky

Judith V. Scherzer and Martin H. Scherzer

Rochelle Forstot Amy B. Geisel and Karl E. Geisel

Avis M. Caravello

Kenneth J. Goldberg

Edward L. Corbosiero

Monika K. Griffis and Glenn A. Griffis

David R. Kerrigan and Mary B. Kerrigan

Class of 1988

Beverly E. Hjorth

Steven M. Kornblau

Dean’s Club

Ross A. Honig and Michelle S. Honig

David A. Lowy □ ◊

Robert V. Chisholm

Bradd S. Robbins and

Verena C. Powell

Kenneth I. Rosh and Meredith S. Rosh

Michael I. Rothstein and

Fellow

Doreen M. Rothstein

Sonya Brouner and Edward M. Fox

Syrene C. Robbins Susan L. Smotrich and Gary A. Smotrich Stephen Ziobrowski

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Class of 1989

Barrister

Andrew Kyriacou and Lisa Kyriacou

President’s Circle

Harlin G. Adelman and

Glenn R. Pollner and Ayelet T. Pollner

Anonymous

Laura R. Adelman ◊

Donor

Fellow

Betsy D. Cohen ◊

David Benfield and Elaine Benfield

Anonymous

Hilary B. Gabrieli and

Bradley H. Cohen and Tina L. Cohen

Barrister

Christopher F. Gabrieli

Sally L. Davis

Rachel Kaplan

Patty S. Ko

Friend

Jeffrey N. Lavine and Jennifer Lavine

David H. Botter and Suzanne S. Botter

Kenton L. Ball

Eunhae Park and George S. Park

Joel F. Freedman and Lori H. Freedman

Karyn S. Blad and Leiv H. Blad

John A. Yannis

Frederick B. Hnat and Jody L. Irwin

Donor

Glenn M. Kurtz and Linda R. Kurtz

James J. Berriman

Arthur B. Laby and Rachel Landau

David J. Breen and

Anthony A. Bongiorno and Mary D. Bongiorno

Randy L. Shapiro and Daniel Ripp

Michael R. Harrington

Class of 1992 President’s Associate

Elizabeth G. Tregoe

Barbara L. Cullen and Alan E. Cullen

Josh A. Krevitt and Marcy N. Krevitt ◊

Friend

Andrew M. Cummings

Dean’s Club

William B. Brentani and Julia Brentani

Samuel Garcia

Rebeca C. Martinez and David Martinez

Michael E. Tucker and Janet H. Tucker

Jonathan J. Hass

Barrister

Donor

Arlene M. Holtzman and

Lori H. Freedman and Joel F. Freedman

Peter C. Anastos

Daniel Holtzman

David H. Pawlik and Susan L. Albertine

Richard A. Brown

Judith A. Hyatt and Fred Goldstein

Anthony J. Roy

Stephen Cesso □ and Sheila F. Cesso

Theodore A. Lund and Norah K. Hass

Friend

Geraldine E. Champion

H. David Megaw

Ramon Noyola and

Israel Y. Levin

Michael J. O’Connor and

Katherine L. Parks Kathryn A. Piffat

Judy O’Connor David E. Russell

Cynthia J. Warren Donor Anonymous

Patricia D. Popov and Christopher N. Popov

Carmelita P. Escalante

David N. Abramowitz

Donna M. Praiss

Class of 1991

Nikos D. Andreadis

Richard I. Shakter

Fellow

Juliet F. Buck

Michael B. Siller

Kenneth J. Gordon and

Marcel Dardati and Helen Galanopoulos

Alexandra E. Trinkoff and Jeffrey Schor

Dina M. Ciarimboli Barrister Ross W. Baker

Jeffrey M. Frank and Julie S. Frank Silvia P. Glick and Constance A. Browne □

Class of 1990

Celina Gerbic and Joseph M. Caruso

Elizabeth L. Greene and

Dean’s Club

Anna T. Green and George W. Stairs

James B. Greene

Christina A. Cotton and

James McDowell and

Gail O. Kanef ∞ and Michael B. Kanef

Brian M. Clarkson

Caryn B. McDowell

Scott C. Kursman and Galit Kursman

Fellow

Gwendolyn H. Yip and Santa J. Ono

Suzanne M. Lachelier

Gina M. Eastham and

Friend

Jaime R. Roman and Diane E. Roman

Andrei Kodjak

Jeanne Solomon and Adam Sohmer

Alan A. Greenberg

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YOUR IMPACT: ALUMNI GIVING Class of 1993

President’s Associate

Kenneth T. Willis and Amy H. Willis

President’s Circle

Taci R. Darnell

Beth A. Zimmerman

Deborah H. Telman and Nigel Telman

Dean’s Club

Steven M. Ziolkowski

President’s Associate

Dana R. Kulvin

Peter K. Levitt and Adriana Levitt

Barrister

Dean’s Club

Rita L. Brickman and David M. Brickman

Class of 1995

David M. McPherson and Gail L. Gugel

Dawn L. Goldstein and

Fellow

James B. Goldstein

Carla M. Moynihan and

Marla Dubin and Jason C. Kravitz

Monica L. Greenberg

James J. Moynihan

James B. Goldstein and

Caryn B. McDowell and

Dawn L. Goldstein

James McDowell

Barrister

Peter D. Rosenthal Barrister

Janet P. Judge

Lawrence R. Moon

Kumi Y. Baruffi and Anthony L. Baruffi

Christine Kim and William T. Um

Andrew P. Strehle and Julie M. Strehle

Patrick R. Jones and Kimberly A. Stone

Toni L. Parastie and Radu Parastie

Loyda R. Torres and Fidel A. Colon

Friend

Friend

Lawrence W. Vernaglia □ and

Manjusha P. Kulkarni and Shai Halbe

C. Matthew Olton and Laura S. Olton

Elizabeth Rudow-Vernaglia

Anthony M. Zacharias

Joseph P. Patin and N. J. Patin

Jamie C. Whitney

Donor

Sheri L. Rosen and Andrew S. Rosen

Friend

Kathleen M. Conlon

Alana B. Sharenow and

Anonymous

Andrea P. Hellman

George A. Casey and Ellen N. Casey

Orrit Hershkovitz

William J. Graham and

Glenn M. Johnson

William J. Graham Donor

Alana B. Sharenow

Chunlin Leonhard and

Joan E. Cirillo

David Hammarstrom

Christoph Leonhard

Jennifer E. Clarke and Adam Fox

Melanie B. Jacobs and Shane A. Broyles

Stephen M. Edwards and

Damon A. Katz and Marni Katz

Sarah C. Baskin and William C. Baskin

Lorraine G. Edwards

Laura S. Olton and C. Matthew Olton

Murray R. Markowitz and Rebecca J. Fischer Dragica M. Mijailovic and Srboljub Mijailovic

Tim Futrell

Babak A. Pooya

Lisa G. Heller

Paul D. Tutun and Cheryl D. Tutun

Erin B. Newman and Gary A. Bresee

Ron I. Honig and Joanna D. Honig

Donor

Moy N. Ogilvie

Ellyn H. Lazar

Marcella A. Boelhouwer

Alberto J. Rosales

William G. Ortner and Lynda Ortner

Justin Bookey and Miriam E. Bookey

Cynthia M. Selya and Bruce M. Selya ∞

Douglas M. Press and Diana M. Press

Cecille B. Cargill

Steven H. Silverman and

Marc J. Rachman and Andrea Rachman

Linda K. Carter and Michael Carter

Kenichi Takarada

Joseph R. Ganley and Erin C. Ganley

Laura Stephens □

Anne K. Turner and Robert L. Hauck

Andrew R. Gower

Henry A. Zangara and

Karin E. Wilinski

D. Paul Koch and Catherine A. Koch

Marsha F. Silverman

Deborah E. Zangara

Daniel J. Morean Jo-Ann Ong

Class of 1994

Timothy D. Otte

Class of 1996

President’s Circle

Avner M. Shapiro

President’s Circle

Robert W. Russo and Sarah A. Russo

Frank R. Virnelli and Carol G. Pinkston

Antonio G. Gomes and Maria Cristina Dos Santos De Souza

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Fellow

Donor

Randall P. Berdan

Scott A. Anthony and

Anonymous

Sophy Chen

Lenin Arthanari and Anila S. Arthanari

Austin B. Clayton and Louisa B. Clayton

Michael T. Dougherty and

Tracy Evans-Moyer and James W. Moyer

Christine M. DeSanze Victoria Brewster and Kent Brewster Angelo Evangelou and Alina M. Evangelou

Antonia Merzon James Dowd

Raul E. Gonzalez-Reyes Celeste Z. Hedequist and

Barrister

Richard C. Farley

John T. McKenna and

Robert W. Guazzo and Melissa Garza

Mark S. Katz and Lisa Katz

Tara L. Johnson and C. J. DeSimone

Brian G. Luneau

Ronald M. Leshnower and

H. Fintan McHugh and Julie D. McHugh

Elizabeth A. McKenna Jason D. Oxman and Annemarie Oxman Ameek A. Ponda □ and Samia Kirmani Friend Shirin Philipp and John M. Higgins

Hillary Leshnower Rafael E. Martin Ponte and Fernanda Carabano

Daniel J. Hedequist

Andrea A. Rathburn Kimbirk David F. Schink and Catherine V. Tannen

Adrianna I. Quintero

Deborah S. Mayer

Amanda P. Strachan

Clare F. Saperstein

Helen A. Muskus and James Cocoros

Edith S. Wun and Andrew Conahan

Donor

Ethlyn M. O’Garro

Kerri L. Yamashita

Stephen G. Baron and Beth J. Larkin

Myrna E. Roure

Michelle A. Zamarin

Jessica S. Batsevitsky

Heather J. Schmidli-Coleopy

John M. Blumers

Eric P. Stine and Neil P. Markman

Amelia E. Bormann and John F. Smitka

Kimberly Straker and David A. Straker

Class of 1999

David A. Copland

Catherine V. Tannen and

President’s Circle

William T. Crawley

David F. Schink

Gene Boxer and Molly J. MacDermot

Lauren G. Dome

Ryan K. Roth Gallo

John Kelliher and Juliana F. Kelliher

President’s Associate

Matthew T. Levy

Class of 1998

Robin A. Walker and Geoffrey Talvola

Robert A. Maynez

President’s Associate

Barrister

Raymond A. Mercado

Alexander H. Bopp and Mindy S. Bopp

John P. Floom and Kristen B. Floom

Nina M. Sas and Ira Dorfman

Fellow

Timothy C. Hogan

Judith M. Seeberger

Robert B. Dixon and Tashwanda Dixon

Laura K. Zeigler and Robert J. Zeigler

Brian A. Wilson □ and

Barrister

Friend

Sandra K. Davis and Scott Ragaglia

Jeremy A. Colby and Kimberly E. Colby

Jacqueline A. Parker

Donor

Friend

Susan D. Beller and Colin B. Donahue

Class of 1997

Kimberly E. Atkins Stohr

Carrie E. Carbone and

President’s Circle

Stacey Hiller-Moss and Raymond Moss

Kim Lessow Crockett and

Eric D. Levin and Julie L. Kahaner

Leann M. Foley

Richard P. Palermo and Stephen Mazza

Noah A. Hochstadt and

Katherine A. Wilson

Todd R. Crockett

David G. Carbone

Fellow

Donor

Zachary D. Beim and Lisa Bebchick

Lisa M. Alexander and

Sharon L. Holden and

Hershel Alexander

Matthew S. Holden

Barrister

Malka D. Hochstadt

Shawn Ambwani and Heather A. Hoyle

Theonie J. Alicandro

Edward P. Kelly and Rebecca Kelly

Edwin C. Pease and Kathleen Pease

Benjamin Bejar and Mary A. Bejar

Alison B. Kessler and Jay Berger 25

YOUR IMPACT: ALUMNI GIVING David E. Morris and Deborah A. Morris

Barrister

Obert H. Chu

Kwajo M. Sarfoh and Sheri L. Sarfoh

Euripides Dalmanieras

Meghan B. Covino

Susan M. Seitz

Friend

Darine E. Fares-Yammine

Joanna M. Silva

Jonathan Zepp and Lucille T. Zepp

John C. Jennings and Sara F. Jennings

Donor

Shaun P. Montana

Anonymous

Christopher P. Mooradian

Class of 2000

Steven C. Bennett and

Sarah A. Smegal

President’s Circle

Megumi O. Govan

Cindy Z. Michel and Lee K. Michel

Amy J. Berks

President’s Associate

Joseph L. Devaney and

Jeremy N. Kudon and Greer Kudon

Megan M. Devaney

Dean’s Club

Fellow

Hubert O. Eisenack

Kimberly Stein and Michael D. Leslie

Nur-ul-Haq

Melissa T. Lozner and Joshua J. Lozner

Fellow

Ori Katz

Aime L. Macdonald

Sarah A. Tauer and Michael D. Tauer

Barrister

Kurt L. Machemer and

Barrister

Timothy P. Heaton Chris C. Miller and Jennifer J. Miller Julian A. Stapleford and Stephanie Kim

Nancy P. Machemer

Wendy L. Fritz

Mark A. Mongelluzzo and

Namita E. Mani

Jill Mongelluzzo

Amy L. Meese and Robert Meese

Elizabeth C. Stapp and Brion Stapp

Michael T. O’Neil and Louise M. O’Neil

Sheila M. Pozon

Tae-Hoon C. Won

Savitha Reddy and Raoul Bhavnani

Stephanie R. Richardson and

Robert J. Zeigler and Laura K. Zeigler

Sheri L. Sarfoh and Kwajo M. Sarfoh

Friend

Pedro Velasco De La Pena

Reginald A. Nepaul Daniel A. Seigel and Lindsay Connor

Katherine Bartell

Friend

Christine M. Fitzgerald and

Michael Feldman and Trisha J. Havasy

Joshua A. Stein

Class of 2002

Luca C. Melchionna and

Donor

Barrister

Franya G. Barnett

Tamarah L. Belczyk

Marianne S. Geula

Monica M. Berry

Shera G. Golder and David R. Golder

Amanda Brill

Heather R. Zuzenak

Panda L. Kroll

Mark R. Curiel and Ashley Curiel

Donor

Scott W. Kroll

Felix Dashevsky

Michael S. Bloom and Angela J. Bloom

Joshua J. Lozner and Melissa T. Lozner

Edward F. Dombroski

Stacie L. Boomstra

Julianna T. McCabe

Laura J. Maechtlen and

J. Andrew Cohen

Monique Rosenthal

Danielle M. Drissel

Rachel B. Selby

Barbara Faedda Julie R. Posteraro and Christopher Posteraro

Melinda Mason

Travis A. Hubble and Becca Hubble

Nadine P. Rusczek

Stephanie L. Ives and Yehuda L. Kurtzer

Class of 2001

Agnes L. Sym and Jonathan H. Sym

Catherine B. Kelleher Sonis and

President’s Associate

Friend

Daniel Marinberg and Carlos Canasi

Roxana V. Muro

Cristina M. Lopez

Fellow

Sam B. Pollack

Brook Mena

Lisa Bebchick and Zachary D. Beim

Donor

Emily S. Miller and James A. Miller

J. Karl Gross

Anonymous

Suzanne M. Smith

Jutta E. Bosch and Christian Thiele 26

Class of 2003

Eric B. Sonis

Class of 2004

Donor

Nowles H. Heinrich

Dean’s Club

Krietta K. Bowens Jones and

Christopher J. Kiyan and Jolene Kiyan

Joseph A. Frasca Russell J. Stein and Sandra Sloane Fellow

Terrence Jones Katharine A. Brownstein and Miller B. Brownstein

James J. Kossuth Josh E. Levit Holly C. Lincoln and Nicholas A. Semanko

Saad M. Shervani and Ayesha Shervani

Craig A. Buschmann

Barrister

Erick I. Diaz

Jeffrey A. Loesel and Raegan B. Olone

Luciana Aquino-Hagedorn □ and

Adrienne S. Domey

Matthew D. McCloskey and

Charles Hagedorn

Rasmus Goksor

Petros F. Fatouros

Elizabeth A. Gross

Rebecca M. Ginzburg and Paul C. Chen

Ilisa C. Heyman

Margaret Weir □

Jennifer T. McCloskey □ and

Friend

Matthew D. McCloskey

Jennifer T. McCloskey □ Stacie A. Sobosik

Class of 2007

Farhad R. Alavi

Paul S. Mistovich

Fellow

Cara E. Bradley

Sherrie A. Niles □

Lauren E. Reznick and Eric Nielsen

Hugh L. Brady

Melissa B. Paradis

Kevin M. Saunders and Alyssa Saunders

Jun Qi and Jing Jia

Tonya E. Rutherford

Barrister

Jordan H. Rosenfeld and

Whitney F. Seeburg and

Ernst Guerrier and Marie Guerrier ◊

Julia R. P. Rosenfeld

Daniel P. Seeburg

John P. Mello

Claudia N. Trevor-Wright

Joseph E. White

Donor Christopher M. Boundy

Friend

Miller B. Brownstein and

Jonathan H. Feiler and Erica Woltz

Class of 2006

Donor

Peter J. Cuomo

President’s Associate

Anonymous

Melissa D. Kirkel and Dean M. Kirkel

Melissa S. Rones

Benjamin J. Armour

Brent M. McDonald

Dean’s Club

Daniel D. Bahls

William S. Norton

Mark W. Gaffney and Bridget B. Semrau

Christopher R. Freeman and

Jason A. Pollak

Kevin S. Prussia □ and

Rebecca L. Freeman

Daniella G. Giraldi

Florian A. Freiherr Von Eyb

Katharine A. Brownstein

Barrister

Peter B. Hadler

Class of 2005

Clifford M. Johnson and Kate Johnson

Peter A. Kals

Barrister

Terence L. Rozier-Byrd

Adam E. Miller and Christina Miller

Angela Gomes

Sophia K. Yen and Andrew Sperry

Wolf P. Mueller-Hillebrand and

Susannah V. Howieson and

Friend

Chie Mueller-Hillebrand

Kelly A. Gabos

Kimberly S. Nick

Alexandra D. Thaler and Jesse Thaler

Alynn C. Perl and Benjamin B. Perl

Donor

Deitzah A. Raby

Katherine M. Sikora Nelson □

Christine H. Andresen

Irvin J. Rakhlin and Kissy Rakhlin

Colin G. Van Dyke and Olivia Van Dyke

Winston A. Bowman

Christina R. Rice □ and

Friend

Sean Chao and Yi-Pyne Ooi

Brook L. Ames

Erika C. Farrell and Jason W. Farrell

Adriana G. Rojas

Jennifer S. Higginbotham and

Denise R. Gray

Alycia M. Sanders

Devlin Howieson Christina P. Ronan □ and Daniel E. Ronan

Jonathan A. Burnim

Robert Higginbotham 27

YOUR IMPACT: ALUMNI GIVING Kristen Smith

Barrister

Costantino Panayides

Ena S. Suh

Jessica L. Falk

Samantha Rothaus

Vikas Varma

Katherine A. Proctor

Hector H. Sarcos Castro

Donor

Claire S. Schneider and

Christopher M. Barlow and

Class of 2008

Erica M. Barlow

Robin L. Shulman and Andrew Shulman

Dean’s Club

Janine Burman Gage

Karim Z. Oussayef and Melynda Barnes

Stephany G. Collamore

Fellow

Carlos E. Duque

Stacey L. Pietrowicz-Dellolio and

Adrian Lopez Gonzalez Garza

Class of 2011

Carlos E. Mainero Ruiz

President’s Associate

Barrister

Ryan S. McQuade

Alana F. Montas and Rami Husseini

Erin M. Anderman and

Octavio Moura Andrade

Barrister

Katelyn R. O’Brien

Taylor F. Jerri and Garrett Kosel

Seth M. Pavsner and Rachel Pavsner

Jessica W. Lin

Carissa L. Rodrigue

Friend

Nicholas Rohrer

K. Nicole Clouse and David S. Danese

Jacob W. Schneider and

Chris A. Fanelli and Jessie B. Brown

Joseph N. Dellolio

Jonathan E. Anderman Bruce R. Kessler and Hristiyaniya Kessler Anna A. Kuznetsova-Schafer and Ronald Schafer Friend

Claire S. Schneider

Shaojun Xu

Donor

Timothy M. Kirby

Adaline Strumolo

Anonymous

Jenna Ventorino

Austin K. Sweet

Molly E. Carter

Donor

Sarah M. Unger and Daniel Spector

Lian Duan and Dong Yu

David J. Brill

Mingyue Zheng

Thomas B. Ferrante

Carissa W. Brown and Mark W. Brown

Beth A. Goldstein

Michael E. Chapin

Tomoyuki S. Matsushima and

Tracy S. Dowling and Sean Dowling

Class of 2010

Jesse A. Fecker

Dean’s Club

Caitlin J. Monjeau

Charles A. Hunter and Pamela Hunter

Melissa S. Rick

Katerina S. Papacosma

Clare Karabarinde

Barrister

Nancy L. Schroeder

Geoffrey J. Klimas

Darren M. Goldman and Marci Goldman

Shoshana S. Speiser and

Maia M. Larsson

Quan Yang

Juan S. Nito Irigoyen

Friend

Anna M. Richardson

Sarah J. Kitchell

Jesse Roisin

Jessica R. Lisak

Benjamin B. Strawn and Colleen Morey

Nicholas J. Ramacher

Class of 2012

Benjamin M. Willis

Erica L. Rice

Fellow

Donor

Crystal A. Pierre and Ephraim J. Pierre

Marc N. Aspis and Sharon Aspis

Barrister

Class of 2009

Jeremy M. Denlea and Steven J. Denlea

Laura B. Kirshenbaum and

Dean’s Club

Adrienne H. Langmo and

Brenda C. Carr and Donnivis Baker

Michael Langmo Cristina M. Matsushima and Tomoyuki S. Matsushima

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Jacob W. Schneider

Cristina M. Matsushima

Jacob Garmaise Shingo Yamada

Daniel S. Kirshenbaum Maria Slobodchikova

Donor

Class of 2014

Lucy Sun

William D. Becker and Jenna Becker

Barrister

Georgina J. Suzuki

Renee E. Burgher

Jenna L. McGrath

Andrea F. Titone and Alexander Okano

Robert F. Callahan

Friend

Camilo G. Torres Gerosa Gomes and

Camden B. Chancellor

Elmer P. Alvarez and Marisa Alvarez

Peter C. Herbst and Kathryn Herbst

Lorraine D. Belostock

Emily S. Unger Daly and Shellie Unger

Robert A. Killip and Avi Killip

Diva Bole

Lee Xu

Elaine A. Martel

Brian J. Goodrich

Taku Yamashita and Yukari Miyahara

Brandon J. Middleton-Pratt and

Lyra C. Haas

Douglas Yang

Ambar M. Maceo-Rossi

Jessica A. Ziehler

Lauren Middleton-Pratt

Caroline Guazzelli Queiroz Gomes

Maura J. Tansley

Leah B. Segal

Kristen Verrastro

Theodore Serra

Megumi Watanabe

Donor

Class of 2015

Kelly M. Young

Anonymous

Barrister

Neal C. Addison

Shisong Chen and Hang Fu

Kyle T. Brekke and Sarah M. Brekke

Julia Sternman and Andrew Giocondi

Nicolas N. Carhart

Donor

Barrister

Emily L. Crim

Ingie Ahmad

Joseph E. Hunt □

Charlotte D. Drew

Lisa A. Bothwell

Friend

Andrea Garcia Rodriguez

Natalie M. Burns

Jared B. Cohen □

Genevie N. Gold

Candice J. Cooper

Cristina I. Ramirez

Michelle Goldberg

Andrea Fortoul Guillen

Donor

Jeremy M. Gurvitch

Kathryn A. Gevitz

Lauren A. Appel

Elizabeth M. Hasse and

Yizhou D. He

Class of 2013

Caitlin L. Bearce and Joe Lind Jacqueline R. Connor and Joseph Connor

Francisco Pagola

Danielle V. Holland and Ryan Holland

Matthew G. Horowitz

Margaret M. Mara

Jack Jrada

Eileen L. Morrison and

Andrew R. Egan

Patrick M. Kenny

Mark A. Capansky

Patrick M. Gilbert and Kristin N. Gilbert

Maria Kimijima

Michael E. Robinson

Kaoru Ishii

Sarah R. Long

Marisa K. Roman

Justin M. Kman

Juan I. Lopez Dominguez

Thomas J. Ryan

Brian C. Lin

Roxanna Y. Mehdi

Caroline P. Samp

Sean R. Locke

Brigid M. Morris

Christopher F. Lyon and Jessica Kincer

Shirley S. Pan

John P. Rearick and Taryn Laor

Michelle R. Pascucci and

Michael J. Rugnetta

David Marshak

Class of 2016 Friend

Stephanie S. Pimentel

Caroline Galiatsos

Frank Ren

Donor

Ku Yoo

Shigeru Sasaki

Robert Alinsky

Jenna E. Zellmer

Jared S. Schubert

Omar M. Aniff

Catherine L. Zhang

Elle Srisirikul

Ruosi Chen and Yeqin Lei

Alysha R. Stein-Manes

Brian W. Fischer

Andrew P. Salzman and Xiujuan Y. Salzman

Scott H. Kerr 29

Alexandra M. Rapisarda and

James K. Tamale

Catherine M. McManus

William E. Wilson

Bria M. Stephens

Maxwell R. Rich

Yuyang Zheng

Katherine A. Stolerman

Tyler L. Spunaugle

Zhixiang Zhou

Deanna L. Tamborelli

Mark J. Rapisarda

Michael P. Whittington

Chenghuai Xu Jesus D. Zelaya

Class of 2017

Class of 2019 Friend

Barrister

Samuel V. Toomey

Class of 2021

Beatrice R. Maidman and

Donor

Friend

Anonymous

David Lamorte

Donor

Martha L. Anderson

Francisco Lemos Ribeiro Filho

Gabriella Andriulli

Victor I. Diaz

Donor

Adria J. Bonillas and Sean P. McCauley

William S. Dixon and

Anonymous

Garrett A. Miller

Jeffrey D. Butensky

Molly A. MacDougall

Daisy A. Figueroa

Erin M. Gallagher

Kristen Druse

Alexandra S. Giacchino

Rio J. Gonzalez

Jenna R. Elliott

Collin M. Grier

Yeqin Lei and Ruosi Chen

Colleen T. Flaherty

Olivia Griffin

Natalie Rowles

Ian C. Gillen

Brendan J. Harrington

Valerie N. Russell

Christopher J. Gravallese

Tyler R. Heneghan

Masha Zilberman

Amy Han

Na’imah J. Lafferty

Christina Hou

Margaret J. Lovric

Weijia Ma

Sarah E. Reis

Class of 2018

Kelly M. Schmidt

Michaela B. Rosen

Barrister

Marianne Strassle

Manuel Valle

Gechen Meng

Markus R. Willert

Arlene J. Williams

Friend

Class of 2020

Class of 2022

Rachel S. Bier

Friend

Donor

Rodrigo Garnica Soberanes

Rachael S. Latulipe and Dean Latulipe

Anonymous

Aude S. Peden

Donor

Dalton I. Battin

Donor

Bradley M. Baranowski □

Sarah A. Beaulieu

Anonymous

Sebastian Derian

Michelle L. Daker

Evan M. Bailey

Kristin Jiusto and Max Jiusto

Court Q. Diercks

Haley B. Bybee

Alice J. Kuo

Rachel E. Greenberg

Michael J. Clark

Zach Lawrence

Luke T. Joyner

Victor Hao Feng

Hillary A. Leffue

Caitlin Smith

Ross Provolo

Emmylou N. Manwill

Diego S. Torres-Lugo

Lucinda Rivera □

Joseph W. Markel

Gabriel Vidal Corbage

Wenfeng Su

James M. Mcleod

Garrett A. Miller and Beatrice R. Maidman

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Class of 2023

Audrey C. Ngo Batjom

Sophie L. Lovering

Friend

Evelyn M. Pacheco

Sirui Lu

Cheryl A. Packwood

Minas T. Rasoulis

Garrett Madden

Donor

Molly K. Rochford

Tang Man

Logan Alexander-Young

Kathleen C. Yam

Jessica Martinez

Lucas Amodio

Vibhor Mathur

Folake S. Atchade □

Eliza C. McNay

Sindi Basha

Class of 2025

Jayanta Mondal

Michael R. Caughron

Barrister

Molly A. Moore

Anh H. Do

Ivan Sasin

Chinwendu U. Nwokeji

Elias Elias

Donor

Edwin F. Ortiz

Eden B. Embaye

Anonymous

Joel E. Paulson

Daniela Andrea Flaifl Leon

Youngeun Ahn

Alejandro Perez

Alexander N. Gatter

Israa M. Algzaeeri

Bettina Piirong

Aaron C. Hinds

Arnon D. Arengh

Jingtao Qu

Geoffrey Kazlow

Leo E. Artus

Gali Amogha Rao

Nathanon Ketchart

Raheel Asghar

Sri Lakshmi Durga Raparla

Minji Kim

Sebastian J. Bergman

Anderson H. Riddick

Ryan J. Platt

Fardhani Binarsanti

Carolina C. Rigolin

Prasanna Rajasekaran

Emma Bowler

Dominique Ritchie

Gabriela A. Rosario

Coles B. Cotter

Marion Sellier

Cyrus Rostami

Camille Cummings

Mark Sibold

Lina M. Tabar Herrera

Bruna De Almeida Graff

Daniel J. Smith

Evan Wainright

Gemma M. Del Carmen

Adarsh Solanki

Allison N. Works

Kevin G. Diaz

Helen M. Warfle

Eric P. Zenzerovich

Yanqin Ding

Benjamin A. Wishnie-Edwards

Lisette J. Donewald

Peter H. Wyman

Meryem El Amrani

Ming Xie

Class of 2024

Joseph J. Esposito

Haiping Yu

Friend

Ariel E. Estevez Perez

Mengqian Zhang

Mathew E. Barrett

Al-Johani M. Gandamato

Jiani Zheng

Donor

Michael J. Gorman

Jeffrey W. Amloyan

Sakshi Gupta

Linda C. Boardman □

Kabir Anil Jain

George O. Boateng

Yiyi Jin

Marcus Christian

Samiksha Johri

Lis DelValle Mendoza

Sahala Kamalla

Heather E. Flokos

Bohyun Kim

Shannon Gonick

Kayla M. King

Isabella R. Grillo

Jessica Krevitt

Imara B. Joroff

Victor Lobo

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YOUR IMPACT: ALUMNI GIVING

FRIENDS, CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, AND MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES President’s Circle

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$25,000 or more

Morgan Stanley Gift Fund

Ayco Charitable Foundation

Nancy E. Barton Foundation

Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund

National Philanthropic Trust

Paula S. Butler

The Estate of Andrew R. Randall

Citrix Systems, Inc.

Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Gerry D’Ambrosio and Michelle G. D’Ambrosio ◊

Carol Riddick and Frank Riddick ◊

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Schwab Charitable Fund

The Estate of Samuel M. Fineman

The Estate of Nathan M. Silverstein

The Estate of Rose M. Gilford

TIBCO Software Inc.

Innovators Network Foundation

Vanguard Charitable

Law School Admission Council

Victor Herbert Foundation

Michael D. Fricklas & Donna J. Astion Foundation

Vital Projects Fund

President’s Associate

Barrister

$10,000–$24,999

$1,000–$2,499

American Endowment Foundation

Ambwani RCLT

American Online Giving Foundation

Andragale Arenas and Justo Arenas

The Boston Foundation

Aspen Publishing

Citadel Securities

Howard G. Berg and Kathryn Love ◊

Cloud Software Group

Daniela Caruso Micali □ and Silvio Micali

Ashley Craig and Robert D. Craig

Charities Aid Foundation of America

Anne C. McNay and Colin McNay ◊

Columbus Jewish Foundation

Morgan Stanley Gift

Julie A. Dahlstrom □and Daniel Kanstroom

Kit C. Mui

DePaul University College of Law

New England Foundation

DHW & SSW Charitable Foundation

Eric S. Pettit and Teri M. Stein

Stacey L. Dogan □ and Gregg Shapiro

Profesta Foundation

Anna M. di Robilant □ and Arnulf Becker

Robert M. Thomas □ and Polly Hoppin

Stephen M. Donweber □

The Estate of Alexander Whiteside

Zachary P. Dubin □ Eugene P. Schwartz Family Foundation

Dean’s Club

Gayda Family Foundation

$5,000–$9,999

Arlene J. Gibson and Charles D. Gibson

Eric Amdursky and Jennifer Amdursky ◊

Ann Hackl and George C. Hackl

American University Of Beirut (Open Society Foundations)

Health Law Consultancy

Blackbaud Giving Fund

Peter Honig and Susan Flamm-Honig

James E. Fleming □ and Linda C. McClain □

Jewish Communal Fund

Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund

Jewish Community Foundation Of Greater Washington

Elizabeth L. Grossman and Joshua L. Boorstein

Adam Krueckeberg □

Adelaide K. Jones and Thomas W. Jones

Law Offices of Daniel A. Seigel

Angela Onwuachi-Willig □ and Jacob Willig-Onwuachi □

Gerry F. Leonard □

Open Society Foundations

Bruce W. MacLeod and Jennifer L. MacLeod

Kenneth A. Plevan

New York Community Trust

Pizzagalli Foundation

Northeastern School Of Law

Helen Trilling

Katelyn S. Olmstead Jennifer M. Pettit and Timothy M. Pettit

Fellow

Rita R. Schwartz Trust

$2,500–$4,999

Roy & Roy

Anonymous

Ruth R. Rubin

Brian Cuddeback and Jennifer Cuddeback

Ann M. St. Germain and David R. St. Germain ◊

Fiduciary Charitable Foundation

David M. Stern and Kathleen S. Stern

Wendy J. Kaplan □and Tim Armour

Bruce Stokes and Wendy R. Sherman

The Estate of Luke F. Kelley

Al Stonitsch and Helen Witt

McKenzie & Associates

T. Rowe Price Program For Charitable Giving

Matthew S. Robinson

Thomson Reuters

Seton Hall University

David I. Walker □ and Lauren Walker

Barry Winston and Brenda Winston Marc Zwetchkenbaum

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YOUR IMPACT: ALUMNI GIVING Friend

Bridget R. Carney □

$500–$999

Carol Chandler

Marlene H. Alderman

Qing Chen and Ron Smith ◊

Andrew & Sheri Rosen Family Foundation

Hayden Cochran □

Sarah S. Brown and Winthrop N. Brown

Jill A. Collins □

Jane M. Burdick

Combined Jewish Philanthropies

Carolina Academic Press

Caroline Cornish and David F. Cornish

Felos & Felos

Sarah Crockett

Barbara G. Fraser and David W. Fraser

Alice M. Cronin-Golomb □ and Mark Cronin-Golomb

Mark N. Jacobs and Susan Jacobs

Kyle Davis

Kloss Stenger & Gormley

Jill A. Dickey

KPMG Foundation

Annmarie Disanza

Rebecca Linhart

Laura G. Dobson ∞ and William W. Dobson ◊

McBrayer PLLC

Mary A. Downs

Manuel Menendez Marin

Barry Dubin and Debbie Dubin

Anthony Polak and Jacqueline Polak

Lauren D. Eckenroth □

Robert D. Abrams, Attorney-at-Law

Tigran W. Eldred □

The Estate of Joseph L. Rome

Alexa Esposito □

Joanne M. Schacht

Gail M. Evans

Diane Schmalensee and Richard L. Schmalensee

Eversheds Sutherland

Wells Fargo Bank

Alan L. Feld □

Ronald E. Wheeler □

Carmen M. Fields and Lorenz J. Finison Friends Of Giving Day

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Donor

Erika R. George □

$1–$499

Jennifer F. Giassi □

Anonymous

Deirdre M. Giblin and David B. Dubard

Ally Abbatangelo

Olivia Gorman □

Aaron R. Ahmed

Abigail K. Gotter-Nugent

Alan B. Fodeman, Attorney at Law

Matthew V. Grieco

Alan D. and Judith Tobin Charitable Foundation

Solange L. Hackshaw

Silvana A. Albin ◊

Eron Hackshaw □

Martin Anderson and Rebecca F. Anderson

Rebecca Hailu

Erica R. Appleman and Aleksander J. Jonca

Gail Harmon

Atlanta Jewish Foundation

Woodrow Hartzog □

Cecily V. Banks □

Henry Heinbach

Jacob P. Benhabib

Susan E. Hoaglund

BlackRock, Inc.

Meghan Lee Hooper □

BNY Mellon Charitable Gift Fund

Karen S. Hoyen

Neal Bodack

Monique Ierardi ◊

Joan Bohnstedt and Steve Bohnstedt ◊

J. Cohen Trust

Braverman and Lester

Kelly Johnson

Lara Brown de Fuenmayor □ and Billy Fuenmayor

Audrey A. Johnson

Katherine E. Burdick and Pablo T. Alvarado

Kathleen D. Joyce □ and Michael Joyce

John P. Cahill □ and Audrey D. Cahill

Judith Lieberman & Lester Lieberman FDNJ Non-Profit

California Community Foundation

Zachary D. Kaufman □

Andrew N. Keuler

Bruce G. Robinson □ and Ellen M. Robinson

Frank Lackner ◊

David B. Rossman □ and Lynne N. Rossman

Lisa LaFrance □ ◊

Elizabeth Ryan-Catalano □

Mary C. LaLonde

Anjali Saini and Sarbjit Saini ◊

Lane & Bentley, P.C.

Elizabeth A. Schultz and Robert G. Bone

Law Offices of Kenneth J. Goldberg

Ayele Shakur

Law Offices of Richard I. Burstein

Emily J. Shamieh

Mandie A. Lebeau □

Megan Shanahan □

Legal & General American Inc.

Amy Siegel □

Maureen T. Leo □ and Stephen P. Leo

Paul Siegenthaler ◊

Alissa R. Leonard □

Jessica Silbey □ and Keith Dresser

Minna G. Levin

Liza Sisk □

Levitt Family Law and Mediation, LLC

Christine E. Smith

LexisNexis

Allan Sobon and Carlyn E. Sobon

Kathleen Luz □

Sobosik Law LLC

David B. Lyons □ and Sandra N. Lyons

Zoe A. Solberg

Naomi M. Mann □ and Neil J. Gallagher

Carl T. Solberg

Marc A. Elfman, LLC

Daniel M. Sykes and Tara R. Sykes ◊

Stephen G. Marks □ and Mary E. Ehrenreich

Emily Teems

Kelly A. Marksbury

Arthur Telegen and Abigail Ostow

Jen McDowell

Salma Thomas

Michael J. Meurer □ and Miyuki Yamaguchi

Joanne A. Thomas □

Kimberly F. Miragliuolo □

Robert L. Tsai □ and Tammy W. Sun

Sandra N. Mitchell

Amanda Tsapatsaris

Kevin M. Mitchell □

Fred Tung □ and Angelique Tung

Sabrina Molinaro □

Ethan Tyer

Monroe and Florence Nash Foundation, Inc.

Karen Ullian and Michael Ullian

Nancy J. Moore □

Cheryl Unterschutz

Morgan Stanley

U.S. Charitable Gift Trust

Geraldine M. Muir □

Stefanie B. Weigmann □

Norman A. Erlich, Esq.

Sandra C. Weintraub

Cara O’Donnell

Nancy M. Weir

Meghan O’Keefe □

John H. Welch

Udoma Onwuachi

Andrew Whitson

Kevin Outterson □ and Marya Outterson

Cynthia L. Wiley and Joseph Wiley

Pannone Lopes Devereaux & West

Jacob Wilkenfeld-Mongillo

Thomas Papson and Toby Singer

Kimberly M. Wirtz

Rachel Partin

Kimberly Wong □

Danielle Pelfrey Duryea □ and Eric Pelfrey Duryea

Amber R. Woods □

Rebecca Pendleton □ Raymond James Charitable Donor Advised Fund Jarrod F. Reich □ Richard Eisenberg Attorney

∞ Deceased

Richard M. Fentin Revocable Trust

□ Faculty & Staff

Michal Riley and Sara Riley

◊ Parent

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YOUR IMPACT: ALUMNI GIVING

STUDENT GROUP SPONSORSHIPS Our student affinity groups, organizations, and journals provide essential programming to our School of Law community, none of which would be possible without the support of sponsorships. We are extremely grateful for the contributions from the following organizations to support these groups.

President’s Circle

Fellow

$25,000 and more

$2,500–$4,999

Kirkland & Ellis

Greenberg Traurig Morgan, Lewis & Bockius

President’s Associate

Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe

$10,000–$24,999

Robinson & Cole

Choate Hall & Stewart

Weil, Gotshal & Manges

Cooley Foley Hoag

Barrister

Goodwin Procter

$1,000–$2,499

Ropes & Gray

Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer

WilmerHale

Brown Rudnick DLA Piper

Dean’s Club

Gunderson Dettmer Stough Villeneuve Franklin & Hachigian

$5,000–$9,999

Nutter, McClennen & Fish

K&L Gates Latham & Watkins

Friend

McDermott Will & Emery

$500–$999

Morrison & Foerster

Anderson & Kreiger

Proskauer Rose

Foley & Lardner

Sidley Austin

McLane Middleton

Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom

Mosaic Search Partners Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati

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For more information, please contact: Courtney M. Ward Assistant Dean, Advancement Boston University School of Law 765 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, MA 02215 cmcward@bu.edu 617-353-7039 xxxvi