SUPPORTING CHICAGO-KENT
Alumni display support with new named spaces Chicago-Kent is in the midst of transforming its building into a campus environment suited for a broader range of student activities. Financial support from alumni has been an instrumental part of this.
Trial advocacy coach Joe Carlasare ’12 provides feedback from behind the Gordon A. Greenberg ’80 Jury Box.
In the fall of 2014, the Flanagan Family Terrace opened for use by students as an outdoor study and leisure space. A generous gift from Thomas Flanagan ’63 allowed for the build-out of the patios. Inside, Elaine Levin ’85 provided support for the creation of quiet, comfortable study space on the busy second floor, and Gordon Greenberg ’80 was honored for his support of trial advocacy facilities with a jury box in his name in the Marovitz Courtroom. The Gordon A. Greenberg ’80 Jury Box was introduced to the Chicago-Kent community at this year’s annual Ilana Diamond Rovner Appellate Advocacy Competition.
A day student enjoys the newly built Elaine R. Levin ’85 Lounge.
The 10th Floor Event Room was renamed Arthur and Stephanie Morris Hall in the fall in honor of Art and Stephanie's support of Chicago-Kent. This summer, the room was sound-proofed so events in Morris Hall will not interrupt students studying in the Berkson Reading Room. We extend our deepest thanks to the members of our community of alumni who have demonstrated such commitment to the growth of Chicago-Kent students. To learn more about facilities updates and naming opportunities, contact Susan Lewers, assistant dean for institutional advancement, at (312) 906-5236 or slewers@kentlaw.iit.edu.
New students are introduced to the Flanagan Family Terrace during Orientation Week 2014.
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CHICAGO-KENT MAGAZINE SUMMER 2015