LAW Dean's Impact Report 2023 by Boston University DevCom

2023

DEAN’S IMPACT REPORT When you support BU Law, you support the communities we serve.

A message from the dean Dear Friends of BU Law, I could not be more grateful. The law school would not be the institution it is today without each of you and your continued commitment and generous support. Throughout the last academic year, we celebrated our 150th anniversary. Together, we looked back on our remarkable history, commemorated our myriad accomplishments and proud moments, and recognized the distinguished individuals who have made a lasting impact on our law school community and our society. As we look toward the future and our next 150 years, I am excited about the path that lies ahead, the path toward continued excellence, equity, and innovation, thanks to you. It is because of you, and your belief in the incredible value of a BU Law education, that we are able to fund scholarships for deserving students who wouldn’t otherwise be able to afford a world-class law degree, that we attract the high-caliber faculty our students and our alumni expect, that we are able to launch the innovative programs and initiatives which prepare our students for the ever-evolving legal profession, and that we continue to do the important work of serving our communities through public service. In the pages ahead, we are proud to share the stories that highlight the profound impact your contributions are making on our students, our faculty, our communities, and our world. We hope you feel a sense of great pride as you read them. Thank you for all that you do to support Boston University School of Law. Every gift you make, every student you mentor, and every opportunity for learning and growth you help provide makes us stronger and better able to provide the best legal education and experience possible. With gratitude,

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

YOUR IMPACT: GIVING THROUGH BU

A YEAR FOR BUILDING COMMUNITY One hallmark of a distinguished professional school is a strong sense of commitment to a shared purpose—in other words, a sense of community. Thanks in large part to your generous support, 2023 has been a banner year for building community at BU LAW. It’s an effort that includes not only fostering on-campus activities but also forging new ties between our students and faculty and the school’s off-campus supporters. Here’s just a sampling of the initiatives that are under way.

YOUR IMPACT: GIVING THROUGH BU

Scholarships: generosity into the forever future Endowed scholarships are forever. Each year, a new group of deserving young people benefits from the generosity of those who have gone before them. One such fund is the Samuel H. Sugarman Memorial

knew, I had an email with a scholarship that amounted to

Scholarship. Created by brothers Paul Sugarman (’54) and

about half of my tuition, which was gigantic.

Neil Sugarman (’65), the scholarship honors their father, Samuel, who never went to college but encouraged his sons to pursue their educations.

BU,” she adds. “And if you’re lucky enough to receive financial help, it can take away a little bit of that stress and

A recent Sugarman Scholar was Jimena Mohedas (’20).

allow you to focus on studying and building relationships.

The daughter of first-generation parents from Argentina

You’re likely to meet a lot of people that will help you later in

didn’t want to take on more debt than she could handle on

your career, and that will teach you what kind of lawyer you

the relatively low salary she expected to earn as a public

want to be.”

defender, and making a 10-year commitment to public service in exchange for student loan forgiveness also felt daunting. “So the admissions team told me, ‘OK, stay tuned, you’re going to get a letter soon with our proposed solution to help you be able to go to BU,’” Mohedas says. “And next thing I

“It was pretty much the only reason I was able to choose

Paul Sugarman’s reaction? “My father would have been very pleased,” he says, “to see this outstanding young woman benefit from the fund we set up in his memory.” See a video about Jimena Mohedas, careers, and community here.

Samantha Ligori (’25) tells a story with a similar first chapter.

Ligori’s parents have also supported her decision, but Ligori

When she set out to become the first person in her extended

credits her two closest friends for helping her adjust to

family to attend law school, she faced a difficult choice. She

law school life in a new city. She met Burak Sirrik (’25) of

could stay in Georgia with her family, comfortably commuting

New Jersey and Sharon Mamuya (’25) of Iowa on the first

to a nearby law school. Or she could come to Boston

or second day of Professor David Webber’s civil procedure

University School of Law and try a new school in a new city,

class. The three bonded over their shared experiences being

sight unseen, where she didn’t know anyone.

first-generation law students.

Ligori took a leap of faith.

“We all had no idea what was going on,” Ligory says, “so we

“I chose Boston just having a gut feeling … this is where I

kind of just stuck to each other and figured it out together.”

should go,” she says. A significant factor tipping the scales

Another working definition of “community-building”—and

toward BU Law was the support of the Mary T. & John J.

a good one.

O’Rourke Scholarship. The scholarship was created to honor BU Law Dean Emerita and current Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs Maureen O’Rourke, a first-generation legal professional, and bears the name of her parents, who supported her journey.

YOUR IMPACT: GIVING THROUGH BU

Advocating for clerkships

It takes more than scholarships to help our students find their way to a career. Support for clerkships can also make a real difference. Clerking for a judge on the state or federal level has not

And then there are the intangibles. “Clerking for me was

always ranked high on the list of aspirations for BU law

just exhilarating,” Silbey emphasizes. “You get exposed

students as they looked toward their early postgraduate

to an incredibly diverse range of cases, and you go really

years. The reasons are obscure, but may grow out of the fact

deep in many of them. It’s unlike almost any other kind of

that many BU grads-in-the-making saw a clerkship as a detour

practice at the very beginning of one’s career. You’re put

away from their intended careers in corporate law.

into this job which has a huge amount of responsibility and

And that’s simply wrong, says Jessica M. Silbey, who’s in a position to know. Silbey—Law professor, Yanakakis Faculty Research Scholar, and co-chair (with Assistant Dean Mandie LeBeau) of the Clerkship Committee since 2021—was herself a clerk to Judge Levin H. Campbell, US Court of Appeals for

Meanwhile, the judge is there to help you do really good work. So just because you’re inexperienced doesn’t mean you’re not going to do excellent work and learn a lot. It’s an outstanding kind of apprenticeship.”

the First Circuit (2000–2001) and Judge Robert E. Keeton,

So how do you go about shifting a culture? Both through

US District Court (1999–2000). Silbey joined the BU Law

serious, one-on-one discussions—of which Silbey had

faculty in 2020, after stints at Suffolk’s and Northeastern’s

many—and through nuts-and-bolts training sessions in how to

schools of law.

apply through OSCAR, the online database used to apply for

“When I got here,” she recalls, “I took on the task of mythbusting around clerkships. First, there was that myth that being a clerk is not good for being a transactional attorney. Not true. There was the myth that you have to be in the top 10 percent of your class to apply for a clerkship. Also not true. ‘The only good clerkships are federal clerkships.’ Also not

federal clerkships. And then there’s the annual “Oscar Party”: a costume ball that takes a lighthearted approach to OSCAR and its outcomes. Meanwhile, Silbey and her team have found support through the school’s Access Fund for 1L summer internships, which include a sort of “mini-clerkship” and have enabled more students to pursue these opportunities.

true. ‘You take a huge cut in pay when you become a clerk.’

“My goal?” Silbey asks. “I want to see 20 percent of our

Well, it’s true that clerks get paid less at the beginning of their

students clerking, which is more or less double what it

careers—but on the other hand, many firms give you a bonus

is today.”

and pay you like a second- or third-year associate when you sign on. So as it turns out, a clerkship can be a very, very good investment.” 6

power—actually advising judges on their decision-making.

Alumni support—whether through mentorship, networking, or contributions to the Access Fund—will help make that goal a reality.

Cesar A. Lopez-Morales (‘14)

Clerking at the highest court

of Justice’s Civil Division, and worked as a senior

Cesar A. Lopez-Morales (’14) was attending Mass on a Sunday night this past January when an unknown number flashed across his cellphone screen. Because he had completed an important interview the day before, he ran outside to take the call.

Washington, DC. He’s also published several

Sure enough, his potential employer—US Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor—was on the other end of the line, joined by her four current clerks on speakerphone. “I wasn’t sure if she was calling to say I was selected or not,” Lopez-Morales says, “so I just listened very closely.” Eventually Sotomayor told him he’d been chosen for a clerkship, and “everything after that was sort of a blur,” he says with a laugh. For Lopez-Morales, who started his clerkship with the justice in July, the position is the latest—and highest—honor in a career full of honors. Since graduating cum laude in 2014, Lopez-Morales has clerked for three federal judges, spent three years

associate at Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe in articles, including a piece in the Columbia Human Rights Law Review arguing that Congress lacks the constitutional authority to govern US territories indefinitely as federal possessions. “I’ve taken it one step at a time,” Lopez-Morales says. “And I allowed myself to be sufficiently open minded that I could learn about new paths I would enjoy based on other things I’ve done.” “For me,” notes Professor Jessica Silbey, “two things stand out about Cesar’s career path. First, he’s been persistent over time in building on his clerkship experiences. So he’s had three clerkships, but not all in a row. “And second, Cesar is a networker. He’s incredibly affable, easy to talk to, and very, very bright. And so much of getting a clerkship, and getting ahead in law, is about being approachable and open, as well as smart. Yes, so much in life is about who you know. But it’s also about how you treat people. Cesar understands that, and it has gotten him far.”

working as a trial attorney in the US Department

YOUR IMPACT: HELPING BROADEN ACCESS TO THE LAW

Advancing public interest— at every stage Clerkships are just one example of the kinds of public service and public interest law that BU Law encourages and supports—as one more way of serving the greater community, as well as our students. Our support for students who seek to pursue careers in the public interest begins during the admissions process and extends well beyond graduation. The life cycle of the school’s public interest community

The school’s Career Development Office, too, works to inform

starts with the Public Interest Scholarship, which provides

students about the many ways to work in public interest and

awards from $40,000 up to full tuition for students with

public service. “We’re helping students to see that these are

a demonstrated interest and commitment. Public Interest

viable pathways into becoming a practicing attorney,” says

Scholars are also guaranteed a $6,000 stipend for summer

Eron Hackshaw, the office’s director of public service & pro

work. “I often like to tell prospective students that we support

bono. This year, the office launched two job fairs for public

what we believe is important, and for public interest–minded

interest and government employers.

applicants, that is helping to make law school affordable,” says Anne Taylor, director of JD admissions.

employers. “We’re trying to have the double impact,” he says.

And the support continues throughout their BU Law studies.

“We’re trying to support students who want to do it, but we

Thanks to funding both from donors and from the dean, as of

also want to support an organization that needs the support.”

this year the Public Interest Scholars benefit from a more formal support structure, with a faculty advisor and a slate of events and other programming. “It’s just sort of the first year of building community,” says Senior Lecturer Claire Bishop Abely, the group’s advisor.

Even after students earn their degrees, the support for public interest continues through two long-standing programs. Since 2010, the school has awarded yearlong Public Service Fellowships to graduating JD students working in nonprofits and government organizations. And for more than 25 years,

“I really feel like this group needs validation,” Abely says, “that

the BU Law Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP)

what they’re doing is right and doable.” Partly that’s because

has helped public-interest graduates manage their debt. JD

students know their public careers will pay less than working

graduates working in the sector can apply for up to 10 years

at a big firm. But it’s also because, unlike those big firms,

after graduating and may receive up to $60,000 over 10

nonprofits and government organizations can’t offer jobs as

years.

far in advance, so students face far more uncertainty than their peers heading for private practice. “It’s so stressful, and it’s a little bit unfair,” Abely says. “But it’s just the way the job market is.”

In a sense, LRAP brings the public-interest life cycle full circle. “It’s a great tool to talk to students about when I’m recruiting,” says Anne Taylor, “because many of the public interest– minded students are really fearful—they know that law

The student-led Public Interest Law Society (PILS) also works

school’s expensive, and they’re not coming out with the same

hard to alleviate some of that stress. “We’ve been thinking

salaries as their classmates. So when an applicant comes up

about how we as an organization can support these students,”

to my table at a recruiting event, and they’re kind of nervous

says current president Tyler Henry (’25), “and make those

about pursuing public interest, and they say, ‘What resources

paths that don’t seem easy to navigate become if not easy,

does BU Law have for me?’ right off the bat, I have so much

then possible.” PILS holds events, including an annual retreat,

good news to tell them!”

that connect current students with alumni, “so that a student can see ‘There are so many things I could do with this 8

Hackshaw sees his work as helping both students and

degree that I didn’t even know existed.’”

And, at every stage, donor support helps keep those resources strong.

Teaching, mentoring, giving Sometimes “building community” means drawing on the time and talents of members of the Boston legal community. That’s what happened back in 2010, when Professor Kevin Outterson sent an email to a downtown lawyer named Robert M. Thomas, Jr. The school was looking for someone who could teach a course in healthcare fraud and abuse, Outterson wrote; would Thomas be interested in doing something like that? Thomas was certainly qualified. A member of the Harvard Law School class of 1985, he had served eight years as an assistant US attorney for the District of Maryland (1989–97), where he focused on white-collar fraud and environmental crimes and learned the trial-lawyer ropes. He then spent several years as a member of a private-sector team focused on eradicating mob corruption in labor unions. In 2003, he joined forces with Suzanne Durrell to form the Boston-

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I’ll make a wild guess and say that there are only a couple of hundred lawyers nationwide who do this work full time on the whistleblower side. ROBERT M. THOMAS, JR.

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based Whistleblower Law Collaborative, where many of the cases they handled involved healthcare fraud. Their practice involved representing whistleblowers in “qui tam” or False Claims Act cases, bringing to the attention of government prosecutors specific instances of how the taxpayers had been defrauded. As former prosecutors themselves, Thomas and Durrell were in a unique position to understand the kinds of fraud patterns that government prosecutors would be most interested in. Even today, 20 years later, representing whistleblowers is a specialized legal realm. “I’ll make a wild guess and say that there are only a couple of hundred lawyers nationwide who do this work full time on the whistleblower side,” Thomas ventures. “It’s a complicated niche, and it’s very difficult to do this work from the platform of a traditional law firm.” Thomas was intrigued by Outterson’s inquiry. Years earlier, he had briefly been a high school history teacher—and now, nearly two decades into his career, he was ready to share what he had learned with law students. “I’ve had an interesting and unpredictable career,” he explains, “and so I’ve got lots of—well, I don’t want to say wisdom, but I’ve got lots of free advice to give people about how to navigate this complicated profession. And I find this age group inspiring to work with because, yes, they’re adults, but they’re still 9

YOUR IMPACT: SUPPORTING FACULTY RESEARCH

young enough that they’ve not gotten jaded. Their sense of

Thomas and his wife, Polly Hoppin, are also active donors,

idealism is still intact.”

including to BU Law School. “We like to give money in a fairly

So Thomas accepted BU’s offer and dove into designing a course called Health Care Fraud and Abuse. It was an immediate success—Thomas has consistently earned high student ratings—and it satisfied his teaching instincts

kinds of donors who are demanding a lot in return. We’d rather trust the donee to know what’s best to do with the money.”

for a full decade. In 2020, he handed the course off to a

One cause that appealed to the couple recently was the

younger partner in his firm and then designed a new course:

School of Law’s Access Fund, which ensures that all students

Whistleblower Law & Practice, which goes beyond healthcare

have an equal opportunity to participate in career-building

fraud to include many other types of whistleblower laws and

programs and activities, regardless of any associated out-

protections.

of-pocket costs that may be barriers for some students.

In the new course, Thomas decided against including a traditional exam; instead, he asked his students to research and write about a whistleblower whose story they found personally intriguing. “I want people to understand the journey of a whistleblower, or a whistleblower lawyer,” he explains. “So after we cover the relevant laws, I invite them to do a paper in which they either interview the whistleblower, or the lawyer for the whistleblower, or both. I want them to ask questions like, ‘What happened that got you started

“Setting up an Access Fund seemed like a way that we could level the playing field a bit. Whether it’s airline tickets to interviews, or clothing needs, or the opportunity to pursue a clerkship—these are dollars that become available to people separate from the tuition assistance of the school’s financial aid package. The hope is that this might actually help young people in concrete ways by meeting specific needs that they don’t have the means to address. And we just trust the school to know where best to allocate the funds.”

on this journey? How did it happen? What surprises or

Thomas says he feels grateful for the ways in which

repercussions did you encounter? What are your reflections

the connection to BU Law has evolved, organically and

as you look back on it?’”

incrementally. “It started as an opportunity to pursue my

Thomas soon got some surprises of his own. One student, Andrew Tran (‘22), said that he wanted to do his whistleblower paper on Daniel Ellsberg, the legendary leaker of the Pentagon Papers whom many consider the first whistleblower of the modern era. Tran had an existing connection with Ellsberg and wondered if Thomas would approve of the idea and might possibly want to sit in on an interview with him? “I laughed,” Thomas recalls. “I said, ‘Uh, Andrew, I’m not going to say no to that!’ And the next thing I know, I’m on a Zoom call with Daniel Ellsberg. It was one of the highlights of my professional career.” Over the course of his long relationship with BU, Thomas has also sought out ways to provide opportunities to his law students. For example: the Whistleblowers Law Collaborative has offered both summer jobs and externships to those students. “And the fit there is very good,” he says, “particularly for the alums of either the whistleblower course or the healthcare fraud and abuse course, because the course material overlaps with our work, and we’ve had a chance to get to know the students before they apply.” 10

unrestricted way,” says Thomas. “We don’t want to be the

interest in teaching, but it has evolved to include mentoring and philanthropy as well. There’s definitely a sense of community and a sense of connection as this continues to evolve. My wife and I are happy to be a part of it all.” Professor Kevin Outterson

Leaning into the Review Published seven times per year, the prestigious Boston University Law Review provides analysis and commentary on all areas of the law. It contains articles contributed by law professors and practicing attorneys from all over the world, along with notes written by Law Review staff. Close to two-thirds of the first-year class compete for a slot

Richmond (’23)—participated in the last round of edits for

on the Law Review—through a writing competition sponsored

all the articles included in the Law Review. After graduating,

each spring by Ropes & Gray—with an average of 15 percent

he began working at WilmerHale, and he anticipates moving

succeeding in their bids. Why so much interest? In part,

to Guam to clerk for US District Court Judge Frances

because the magazine is entirely student-run and therefore

Tydingco-Gatewood.

provides an on-campus leadership opportunity. In addition, it enables students to really dig into ideas that law professors and practitioners around the world are grappling with. Finally, work on the Law Review is seen as both a feather in one’s cap and good training for the kind of jobs that graduates take early in their careers—litigating, clerking for judges, and academic pursuits. Julian Burlando-Salazar (LAW’23, Questrom’20) served as executive editor this past school year. He ran the writing competition and—along with then editor-in-chief Lisa

Burlando-Salazar enjoyed being exposed to cutting-edge legal scholarship through his work on the Law Review. “It’s an excellent way for students to work out the intellectual ‘muscle’ that lets you jump from subject to subject and understand and immerse yourself in the work.” And that, Burlando-Salazar says, was only part of a bigger picture: “I’ve met some of my best friends in law school, particularly on Law Review and in the Latin American Law Students Association. It’s nice to find your community and be able to give back to others. I found a ton of joy in that.” 11

YOUR IMPACT: ALUMNI GIVING

Last year, Richmond, Burlando-Salazar, and their team

Simone’s Alumni Award also pointed to his generous financial

decided to start building bridges to the BU Law alumni

support of the magazine. Several years ago, he made a

community—with special attention to graduates who had

$50,000 gift to establish the Law Review Fund to offset costs

close ties to the Law Review. In that spirit, they hosted the

and avoid imposing dues on the publication’s hard-working

inaugural Law Review Alumni Reception in April. The 100 or

members. As the award citation phrased it, “Don’s support

so attendees were equally divided between current Review

has inspired us to expand our alumni presence in Boston

staffers and alumni who had served on the magazine’s staff.

and increase our fundraising efforts. Because of Don’s

A highlight of the evening was the presentation of awards:

generosity, editors can focus on their work of publishing

the Best Editor Award to Tobi Henzer (’23) for her excellent

seven issues a year without sacrificing the amazing sense

editing, teamwork, and leadership as a managing editor, and

of community that marks all of our experience on the Law

the first Alumni Award to Donald F. Simone. A member of

Review.”

the Class of ’81, Simone served as the Law Review’s managing editor, and the note that he wrote for the magazine— ”Associational Standing and Due Process: The Need for an Adequate Representation Scrutiny,” published during his 3L year—was later cited by the Supreme Court.

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I’ve met some of my best friends in law school, particularly on Law Review and in the Latin American Law Students Association. It’s nice to find your community and be able to give back to others. I found a ton of joy in that. JULIAN BURLANDO-SALAZAR

(LAW’23, Questrom’20)

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The Women’s Leadership Giving Fund and Giving Day

Last year, an anonymous alumna established the Women’s Leadership Giving Fund to honor the school’s 150th anniversary and celebrate the long history of alumnae achievement and women’s leadership at the law school. During this year’s Giving Day—April 11—six generous alumnae offered a $25,000 dollar-for-dollar challenge for the Women’s Leadership Giving Fund: Susan Alexander (’81), Ellen Flannery (’78), Maria Green (’77), Cindy Michel (’00), Melissa Rones (’06), and an anonymous donor. With support from 67 donors, the challenge was a huge success, underscoring the power of women’s philanthropy across the BU Law community. Because of this support, the fund is now endowed and will be put to use for the first time this academic year, starting a tradition of impact that will last for generations. In addition to the success of the Women’s Leadership Giving Fund Challenge, the 150 donors to the Public Interest Project Fund helped unlock a $75,000 challenge gift from Steve Kay (‘87) and Susan Bloch (Sargent’81, Wheelock’88). Those funds provide critical support to the school’s Public Service Summer Fellowship program, which provides stipends to students working at nonprofits and government agencies nationwide. Because of the generosity of alumni on Giving Day and throughout the year, we supported more than 130 students, which is up over 50 percent from just a few years ago.

GIVING DAY 2023: A RECAP FUND

GD23 DONORS

GD23 DOLLARS

GD22 DONORS

GD22 DOLLARS

Public Interest Project Fund

165

$143,216

154

$156,873

School of Law Fund

$15,830

$59,191

Women’s Leadership Giving Fund

$48,800

Robert Volk Lawyering Program Fund

$10,325

Other Law School Designations

$6,455

$31,867

150th Anniversary Fund - LAW

$6,380

$38,698

ASPIRE

$2,066

First Generation Scholarship Fund

$8,721

Total Donors and Dollars

363

$231,107

324

$287,340 13

YOUR IMPACT: ALUMNI GIVING

women’s, gender, and sexuality studies, she protested the

Support for reproductive justice through internships

university’s handling of such cases under Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972. She also interned at Planned Parenthood and in the office of Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, whom she admired for her commitment to the issues. Comer first became interested in women’s rights and reproductive justice in high school, but she has a personal connection to the work as well: As a freshman at Barnard, a fellow student raped her. She decided not to report the crime—a decision she later wrote about for the student newspaper. “The system seems purposefully adversarial toward victims,” she says. But “I felt a lot of guilt…what kind of precedent am I setting for other people if I’m not willing to do this?” Working at BARCC, she says, was a way to come “full circle”

BU Law’s commitment to building community goes beyond the school’s walls, as one student’s experience with a Boston-based organization makes clear. When Madeline Comer (’25) was working as an intern on the legal advocacy team at the Boston Area Rape Crisis Center (BARCC) this summer, she appreciated every opportunity she had to speak with survivors of sexual violence about their legal options. But she was struck overall by the lack of support services available to them at the state and

“It never occurred to me to call a rape crisis center,” she says. “At least I could be the person that I really needed for somebody else.” Comer says she is “really grateful” for the financial support of her work at BARCC and of BUPRJ’s support for reproductive justice more broadly. “This is a really important area to be focusing on right now,” she says, noting that the US Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization to overturn

federal levels.

Roe v. Wade came just before she started at BU Law. “A lot

“I know from experience that sometimes service work is

people with resources and power—like BU alumni—to make

telling people ‘no’ because you just don’t have the capacity to help them,” she says, “but I was really floored by the lack of

of really awful things are happening right now, and it’s on concrete action happen.”

resources in the space in general.”

Daley and Barnard, who are members of the BU Law

Comer’s work at BARCC was supported by the new BU

their advocacy after the Dobbs ruling and other recent

Program on Reproductive Justice (BUPRJ), an interdisciplinary initiative that launched this fall to foster efforts to advance reproductive health and to safeguard medical treatments, including abortion. She was the program’s inaugural summer fellow, a position made possible by the first gift to BUPRJ

Executive Committee, say they were motivated to step up attacks on reproductive freedoms. They had been discussing how to fund such an effort at their alma mater when they learned BUPRJ was in the works. The program “matched perfectly our interests and vision,”

from Margaret (Peggy) Daley (’87) and Deborah E. Barnard (’87).

Barnard says.

Comer was already familiar with the challenges that come

Daley agrees.

with efforts to address and eradicate sexual assault and intimate partner violence. As a student at Barnard College, where she studied political science; government; and 14

in her own life and work.

“We could not have been more thrilled,” says Daley. “This is about giving students the opportunity to put their passion in this area to work—to learn and help advocate for others.”

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A lot of really awful things are happening right now, and it’s on people with resources and power— like BU alumni—to make concrete action happen.

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MADELINE COMER

(LAW’25)

Generous annual support, endowed scholarships and creative approaches to financial aid, an expanded push into clerkships, course innovations, a stronger Law Review, and programs responding to timely social issues: These are only a few examples of how the students, staff, and faculty of BU Law are working together to build an ever stronger intellectual community. And these efforts are intensified, broadened, and accelerated through

YOUR GENEROUS DONATIONS OF TIME, ENERGY, AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT.

YOUR IMPACT: ALUMNI GIVING Class of 1948 Donor Stella H. Sims

Class of 1949 Friend Sumner S. Fanger Donor Linwood M. Erskine, Jr.

Class of 1950 Barrister Estelle Parsons

Class of 1951 Donor Gerald H. Lepler

THANK YOU, DONORS!

Class of 1952

The School of Law is grateful for the support of alumni,

Donor

faculty members, staff, friends, corporations, foundations,

Henry B. Dewey ∞ and Jane K. Dewey

and matching gift companies that made a gift to the school

Richard S. Milstein

between July 1, 2022, and June 30, 2023. These gifts help us advance our global reputation as a premier law school. Gifts

Class of 1953

this past year helped the school increase financial aid, fund

Donor

student organizations, and support faculty scholarship.

Norman Davidson

For more information about how you can join our growing

Class of 1954

list of supporters, please contact us at 617-353-3118 or make a donation online at www.bu.edu/lawgiving. We would love to welcome you to our donor community! We strive to recognize all donors appropriately and will do our best to correct any error quickly. Please let us know if you have

Paul R. Sugarman and Susan J. Sugarman Barrister Marvin M. Horwitz Donor

any questions about your listing by emailing lawalum@bu.edu.

Claire A. Archambault

Giving Societies

Class of 1955

President’s Circle: $25,000 or more

Barrister

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

Rudolph T. Pelletier and Lillian L. Pelletier

Dean’s Club: $5,000–$9,999

Class of 1956

Fellow: $2,500–$4,999

Barrister

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

President’s Circle

□ Faculty/staff

∞ Deceased

Jules W. Breslow and Judith R. Breslow Jack B. Middleton

Class of 1957

Class of 1961

Donor

Barrister

President’s Associate

John F. Atwood

Stephen V. Dubin and Paula L. Dubin

Avram N. Cohen and Maxine E. Cohen

Dean’s Club

Jerome H. Fletcher and Holly P. Fletcher

George H. Stephenson and Jane H.

Karen Hersey

Nathan T. Wolk and Barbara I. Wolk Donor H. Alfred Casassa and Clarice M. Casassa Alfred Legelis and Despina H. Legelis Alan C. Pease Alan D. Tobin and Judith Tobin

Class of 1958 Barrister Allan J. Landau and Paula T. Landau Friend Joseph R. Standell and Donna J. Standell Arnold I. Zaltas and Brenda J. Zaltas Donor Carol J. Muller and Robert Gulinello

Class of 1959 President’s Associate Oscar A. Wasserman and Elaine Wasserman Friend Morton H. Aronson and Ellen K. Aronson Donor Bertram S. Patkin and Judith K. Patkin Dwain B. Smith and Carol C. Smith

Class of 1960 Barrister Richard S. Hanki and Evelyn K. Hanki Donor Robert J. Bagdasarian and Marilyn Bagdasarian Frederick C. Cohen and Sorrell D. Cohen Katherine L. Izzo R. Joseph O’Rourke and Magill E. O’Rourke Julie R. Perkins and Dwight H. Perkins Neill W. Schoonmaker, Jr. and Joyce F. Schoonmaker David A. Shrair and Michelle S. Shrair Robert P. Weintraub and Sandra C. Weintraub

Stephenson Barrister E. Whitney Drake and Marie A. Drake

Lewis A. McMahon and Deborah A. McMahon

Eugene L. Rubin

Class of 1964

Stephen L. Saltzman and Mary B.

President’s Circle

Saltzman

Ernest M. Haddad

Leslie Srager and Joan Srager

Barrister

Friend

Carl B. Israel and Joyce E. Israel

Evandro R. Radoccia, Jr. and Marie D.

Frank J. Santangelo

Radoccia Robert M. Schacht and Joanne M. Schacht

Charles B. Swartwood, III ∞ Friend Andrew E. Aloisi

Donor

Donald H. Marden

Douglas S. Hatfield, Sr. and Judith I.

Donor

Hatfield Leonard I. Shapiro and Judith B. Shapiro

Edward B. Coyne and Linda Coyne John E. Higgins, Jr. and Rosemary Pye Bernard A. Kansky and Gail R. Kansky Paul A. Lietar and Pamela Young-Lietar

Class of 1962

Carl B. Lisa and Maryann Lisa

President’s Circle

David J. Palmer and Anne K. Palmer

Gerard H. Cohen and Sherryl W. Cohen

Charles A. Roover

Dean’s Club Edward D. McCarthy and Christel McCarthy

Class of 1965 President’s Associate

Donor

Martin Lobel and Geralyn K. Lobel

Alan B. Fodeman and Alana F. Fodeman

Barrister

Howard M. Miller and Elaine T. Miller

Victor J. Garo

Robert D. Myers and Judith D. Myers

Frances H. Miller □ and Hugh Miller

Joseph P. Nadeau and Catherine L.

Robert S. Toyofuku and Lynne T.

Nadeau

Toyofuku

Robert J. Pleshaw and Martha Pleshaw

Friend

Richard S. Scipione

Richard S. Mittleman and Linda W.

Irving J. Waldman and Lorraine B. Waldman

Mittleman Edward A. Shapiro ∞ and Deborah D. Benik

Class of 1963

Donor

Fellow

Saul D. Behr

Martin J. Cohen and Paula B. Cohen

Paul Constantino

Barrister

Lloyd S. French and Joyce L. Green

Matthew S. Goldfarb

French

Friend

Arthur W. Havey and Virginia A. Havey

Louis P. Massaro, Jr. and Ann M.

George F. Killgoar, Jr. and Victoria M.

Massaro M. Robert Queler and Judith F. Queler

Killgoar Philip R. LeVine and Sheri E. Ross 17

YOUR IMPACT: ALUMNI GIVING Maurice McWalter, Jr. and Patricia T. McWalter

James D. Latham and Diane M. Allenberg

Michael C. Moschos

Ralph E. Lerner

John J. Ryan, III

Richard J. Talbot and Gail S. Talbot

J. Howard Solomon and Ann R.

John L. Vecchiolla and Sharon B.

Solomon

Vecchiolla

Michael L. Widland and Louise C. Widland

Donor Anthony J. Aftuck and Anne G. Aftuck Joseph S. Alen

Class of 1966

Robert B. Dalton and Barbara B. Dalton

President’s Circle

Ernest E. Falbo, Jr. and Karen S.

Irving H. Picard and Sharon M. Picard President’s Associate Michael S. Field and Roxanne Field

Lundsgaard Carmine A. Greco and Kathleen M. Young

Barrister

Dennis E. Harrington and Mary Smith

Sumner H. Lipman and Dawn B. Lieb

Robert V. Johnson, II

Steven J. Schwartz and Rita R.

Howard B. Lane, Jr. and Eliane H. Lane

Paul A. Roberts Lawrence Rosenbluth and Laurel A. Rosenbluth Sara-Ann Sanders and Robert D. Sanders Sheldon C. Schulman and Sharon E. Schulman Joseph M. Weitzman and Carol E. Weitzman

Class of 1969 President’s Associate Barbara B. Creed and Christopher D. Creed Marvin M. Goldstein and Linda S. Goldstein

Michael Magruder

Dean’s Club

Donor

Donald E. Quigley and Linda D. Quigley

James C. Pizzagalli and Judith R.

Marvin L. Berenson and Gloria

William J. Salisbury and Catherine L.

Schwartz

Berenson

Salisbury

Pizzagalli Barrister

Stanley A. Bleecker

Charles J. Speleotis

Thomas A. Cox

Richard I. Burstein

Marshall D. Stein and Helene W. Stein

Michael E. Faden and Janice N. Faden

Samuel H. Chorches

Brainard L. Patton □ and Marsan Patton

John M. Downer

Class of 1968

Bruce J. Wein and Penny K. Wein

Richard A. Finke

Barrister

Friend

Mary E. McCabe

Robert G. Anderson and Judith P.

Neil F. Hulbert and Martha W. Hulbert

Sylvia S. Paxton and William D. Paxton

Anderson

Barbara S. Santos and Everett Santos

Judith Hale Norris

Sheldron Seplowitz and Helen K.

Kernan F. King and M. Christine King

Seplowitz

Kenneth M. Nelson and Mary P. Nelson Stephen M. Randels and Sandra P. Randels

Peter W. Segal and Carole Segal

Donor

Friend

Gerald P. Berns

Class of 1967

Ellen Flatley

Roland Gray, III

President’s Circle

Dean B. Pineles and Kristina Stahlbrand

Kenneth M. Nelson and Mary P. Nelson

Robert B. Goldfarb and Francine L.

Stephen S. Young

David E. Putnam

Donor

Joseph S. Radovsky and Nancy M.

Goldfarb Dean’s Club

Jeffrey S. Cates and Myra D. Cates

Harley M. Smith and Veronica Hilyard

Peter W. Culley

David M. Singer and Adrianne C. Singer

Barrister

Kenneth C. Cummins

Eric Street

Mark N. Busch and Frances J. Busch

Robert Droker and Carmie Droker

Harold M. Unger

Joseph D. Cronin

Malvin B. Eisenberg

Michael A. Wheeler and Candace

Arthur W. Hughes, III and Jane

Richard M. Gaberman and Elizabeth H.

Greenhood

Radovsky

Wheeler

Gaberman

Patrick J. King and Sandra L. Moody

Morton E. Grosz and Judith A. Grosz

Class of 1970

Stanley J. Krieger

John A. Karpinski and Nancy B.

President’s Associate

Dudley H. Willis and Sally S. Willis

Andrew Radding

Karpinski

Friend

William F. Malloy and Fidele A. Malloy

Michaele S. Battles, III

John T. Purves and Susan Purves

□ Faculty/staff

∞ Deceased

Michael T. Putziger Thomas R. Smith and Sharon L. Smith

Dean’s Club

William M. Pinzler

Arthur H. Johnson

Anonymous

Milton L. Wright

A. Anthony Kilkuskie and Kathleen K.

Richard A. Soden and Marcia M. Soden

Donor

Barrister

William S. Botwick and Ruth M. Botwick

Dane R. Kostin and Michele G. Kostin

Lansing E. Crane and Katharine Crane

Lawrence H. Bruce, Jr.

Robert W. Langlois and Mary D.

Donald Forte, Jr. and Marjorie S. Forte

Jane Wolf W. Frances and Andrew

Elizabeth H. Gemmill and Douglas B.

Francis

Kilkuskie

Langlois Helen I. Lom

Richard W. Grant and Mary H. Grant

Colleen P. MacLean

George E. Ross and Phyllis Ross

Martha J. Koster

Winfield W. Major, Jr. and Susan E.

Friend

Thomas R. Lebach and Linda W. Lebach

Frank J. Williams and Virginia E.

Robert D. Lewin and Donna M. Lewin

Suzanne K. Nusbaum

Carol Lilienfeld

Kevin D. O’Connell and Sally S.

Richardson

Williams Donor

Kenneth D. Lipman

Cornelia C. Adams

E. Christopher Livesay and Susan S.

Karen M. Allen

Livesay

Starkweather

O’Connell David W. Paulson Frederick M. Pryor and Barbara Pryor

Kenneth A. Behar and Linda L. Behar

Claude L. Lowen

John R. Staffier and Bonnie K. Staffier

Bruce W. Bergen and Carolyn E. Bergen

Russell I. Lynn and Katherine L. Lynn

Edward M. Stern and Ann S. Stern

Susan M. Cooke

Pliny Norcross, III

Allen W. Stokes, Jr.

Richard K. Greenberg and Sandra

Harry P. Photopoulos and Barbara M.

Mark L. Sullivan

Greenberg Clayton F. Harrington, Jr. and Marianne C. Harrington Peter J. Herrick and Norma M. Herrick

Photopoulos Erica L. Powers

Lawrence A. Weiner and Susan J. Weiner

Mary L. Sanderson and Robert C. Sanderson

Class of 1973

Richard H. Saxe and Julie A. Saxe

President’s Circle

Peter H. Sutton

Hugh R. McCombs, Jr. and Katrina

Thaddeus J. Keefe, III

Class of 1972

Bruce J. Rakay and Pamela Rakay

Mary S. Leahy

Barrister

President’s Associate

Walter L. Mitchell, III and Carol N.

Mary E. Masulla

Wayne B. Bardsley and Catherine S.

Robert L. Hollingshead and Charlene Hollingshead

Veerhusen

Peter A. Janus and Nancy M. Janus

Mitchell

Sandra L. Moody and Patrick J. King

Bardsley

Alan M. Parness and Enid K. Parness

Robert L. Weiss, Jr. and Ellyn Weiss

Fellow

Isabelle K. Pinzler and James Brook

Richard B. Weitzen and Sally L. Weitzen

Paul A. Schott

Joseph A. Prim, Jr.

Friend

Joseph J. Sweeney and Nancy Handel

H. James Wilson and Betsy R. Wilson

David F. Grunebaum and Linda L.

Barrister

Willard P. Yeats and Delores W. Yeats

Grunebaum Peter E. Hewitt and Aileen Hewitt

Dean G. Chimples and Kathleen N. Chimples

Class of 1971

Kay H. Hodge and Philip J. Hodge

David H. Lee and Stacey S. Lee

President’s Circle

Kenneth I. Wirfel and June A. Eichbaum

Richard E. Savoy and Geraldine S.

Anonymous

Donor

William H. Kleh and Patricia M. Kleh

Patricia A. Cantor and Jeffrey P.

Fellow

Petrucelly

Savoy Catherine Shavell and Stephen Hluchan Marcus S. Weiss and Sara Weiss

Herbert M. Jacobs

Michael S. Davis and Madelyn O. Davis

Friend

Barrister

Michael C. Denny and Christel

Joan W. Cavanagh and Joseph M.

Paul E. George and Helen D. George

Schaefers

Cavanagh

Gladys J. George and Stuart Orsher

Andrew D. Epstein

Hilary S. Dalin

Friend

Paul V. Freeman, Jr.

Donald P. Edwards and Jo R. Edwards

Peter B. Benfield

Christopher H. Hartenau and Vivian K.

Robert C. Kessner

Richard C. MacKenzie and Emily M. MacKenzie

Hartenau F. Robert Houlihan and Susan M. Forti

Kathleen G. Miller Clifford B. Olson and Suzanne P. Olson 19

YOUR IMPACT: ALUMNI GIVING Donor

James G. Wheeler and Catherine D. Wheeler

Robert H. Beck

James M. Sack

David W. Brown and Pat R. Brown

Friend

Catherine Clement

Benjamin S. Bilus and Elizabeth N. Bilus

Martin J. Bregman and Nancy S.

Jeffrey T. Demerath and Holly Demerath

Richard P. Jaffe and Jeanne E. Jaffe

David J. DeMoss and Kathryn E. DeMoss

Benjamin L. Jung

Laurence E. Hardoon and Janet E. Fine

William J. Donahue and Katherine C.

Richard W. Killion and Lynn C. Killion

Richard J. Levin and Arlene W. Levin

Michael B. Nulman

Richard C. Sammis and Sarah R.

Donahue Norman A. Erlich and Ellen S. Erlich

Allan W. Ziman

Warner S. Fletcher and Mary F. Fletcher

Donor

W. John Funk and Deborah F. Chase

Howard S. Altarescu and Carol B. Altarescu

Leora Harpaz

Bregman

Sammis Steven J. Weinstein and Sydna B. Weinstein Donor

Anne Hoffman and Philip C. Myers

Steven H. Bowen and Susan E. Stein

Felix V. Baxter and Jacqueline I. Baxter

Robert L. Holloway, Jr. and Margaret H.

Elsa K. Cole and Roland J. Cole

Kenneth J. Berk and Jane H. Berk

John H. Cross

F. Walter Bistline, Jr. and Rabun H.

Holloway Katherine W. Keane and John B. Keane

Henry H. Dearing

David C. King and Miriam J. King

Robert J. Gordon and Barbara L.

Ann-Louise Kleper and Dennis Kleper Phillip C. Koutsogiane and Joyce A.

Gordon Stanley D. Katz and Marcia N. Katz

Bistline John D. Burke and Maureen G. Burke Michael E. Chubrich and Donna P. Saunders

Edward M. Kuba and Barbara Kuba

John N. Datesh, Jr.

Jane Michaels

Warren R. Leiden and Tiana G. Wimmer

Sandra Y. Dick and David Ben-Asher

Kristen C. Nelson

Stephen M. Mason and Ann N. Mason

Ralph E. Duerre and Ramona N.

Lyle F. Nyberg and Kathleen Nyberg

Frank A. Mickelson

Jonathan T. Parkhurst and Judy S.

Harold M. Pressberg and Ellen K.

Hindle Koutsogiane

Pressman

Parkhust

Suetopka-Duerre Daniel F. Egan, Jr. and Kathleen A. Egan Richard D. Eisenberg

Charles F. Shaw, III and Nancy H. Shaw

Telisport W. Putsavage, Jr.

Marc A. Elfman and Margaret T. Black

Richard W. Smith

James E. Rooks, Jr. and Corry V. Rooks

Jay D. Gayner and Claudia M. Gropper

William J. Snell, III and Joan M. Snell

Susan C. Shalhoub

Steven J. Goldstein and Shelley S.

Roger C. Stanford and Irene B. Schall

Melinda S. Sherer

Kenneth H. Tatarian and Carolyn A.

Drew Spalding and Jane R. Spalding Arthur J. Spector and Kayla Spector

Tatarian Joe N. Wright and Lola H. Wright Jon A. Wu and Xiang Q. Wu

David C. Steelman and Virginia Theo-Steelman

Goldstein Michael C. Harvell and Cynthia H. Harvell Scott P. Kallman Douglas O. Kant and Joy S. Kant

Steven H. Bowen and Susan E. Stein

Howard C. Lem and Dorothy E. Lem

Walker F. Todd and Edith M. Todd

Leslie W. Lewkow and Victor I. Lewkow

Class of 1974

Deborah Jackson Weiss

Carol B. Liebman and Lance M.

President’s Associate

Winston K. Wong and Monica L. Wong

Catherine S. Bardsley and Wayne B.

Jeffrey D. Woolf

Richard L. Yospin and Joan M. Yospin

Liebman Kathryn R. Lunney and Frederick D. Barton

Bardsley Dean’s Club

Class of 1975

Peggy L. Maisel □

John J. Carroll, Jr. and Frances W.

President’s Circle

Robert M. Pu and Sen P. Pu

Anonymous

Alan I. Raylesberg and Caren T.

Lipson Glenn Lau-Kee and Rita E. Lau-Kee

Dean’s Club

Barrister

Jeffrey H. Lane and Patricia J. Lane

Harris J. Samuels and Mary T. Samuels

Richard A. Karelitz and Virginia H.

Barrister

Geoffrey A. Wilson

Rikki J. Klieman and William J. Bratton

Jeffrey M. Winik □ and Robyn K. Winik

Karelitz

Alan E. Reider and Linda D. Reider

Rhoda E. Schneider and Kim Marshall

Gary F. Locke

Stephen D. Tom and Diane Y. Tom

Susan MacEachron

□ Faculty/staff

∞ Deceased

Raylesberg

Class of 1976

David A. DiMuzio and Pamela DiMuzio

Allen N. David and Catherine D. David

President’s Circle

Ross N. Driver

Amy L. Mower

Linda S. Peterson

John E. Edison

Michael B. Nulman

Nancy G. Shor and Charles Binder

Richard J. Eisenberg

Judith S. Yogman and Robert Sartini

President’s Associate

Thomas J. Engellenner

Donor

Jack A. Rovner and Kathryn A. Roe

Scott A. Forsyth

Elissa G. Baly and Michael Baly, III

J. Michael Schell and Kathleen O.

Steven D. Greif and Frann Greif

Robert C. Barber

Carol A. Griffin

Stephen R. Bosworth

Dean’s Club

Katherine A. Hesse

Warren A. Brown and Linette Brown

Charles L. Babcock and Nancy W.

David R. Hodas and Judy O. Hodas

Frank Campbell, Jr.

Gregory E. Hudson

Dorothy A. Darrah and Bruce R. Weddle

Jerry S. Goldman

Laurence J. Hyman

John F. DeBartolo and Carol G.

Fellow

Dale R. Johnson and Gail L. Johnson

Denzil D. McKenzie

Mary L. Kennedy

Barrister

Susan L. Kurland

Guy R. Eigenbrode and Patricia

Richard M. Lipsman

Schell

Hamilton

Nicholas

James H. Maloney

Gary H. Glaser and Lorraine S. Glaser

Anne H. McAndrews

Hugh H. Mo and Maria Y. Cheung

Donald Rotfort

Oliver W. Stalter and Ellen J. Stalter

Michael O. Sheehan and Denise M.

Friend

Saldana

DeBartolo Scott L. Fredericksen and Dana Fredericksen Marshall A. Gallop, Jr. and Martha C. Gallop David M. Goldstein and Judith E. Goldstein David B. Grahek Norman S. Heller and Donna N. Heller

Robert N. Brown and Barbara S. Brown

James E. Sheldon and Linda S. Sheldon

Jeffrey A. Lester and Laurie N. Lester

John K. Dunleavy

Sharyn T. Sooho

David E. Levine

George J. Felos

Edward M. Spiro

Sharen Litwin

John W. Fieldsteel and Margaret T.

Joel A. Stein and Catherine L. Stein

Joanne M. Neale and William H.

Fieldsteel Carolyn J. Gabbay and Solomon A. Gabbay Samuel P. Moulthrop and Joyce E. Moulthrop Eric P. Rothenberg and Pamela E. Rothenberg Ojetta R. Thompson and William C. Clifton

John C. Sullivan and Molly S. Mugler James G. White, Jr. and Marybeth White Alexander Whiteside ∞ Robert P. Yeaton and Joline M. Yeaton Gary D. Zanercik

Eichhold James T. Owens, III and Jossie E. Owens Ross C. Owens, III and Margaret N. Owens Toby K. Rodman and Dean J. Rodman

Class of 1977

Marvin S. Silver and Laura M. Black

President’s Circle

Richard W. Stern and Theresa Stern

Maria C. Green and Oswald G. Lewis

Clifford A. Wright

John Ward □ and Alain Balseiro

Fellow

Donor

James F. Crowley, Jr.

Class of 1978

Michael S. Albert

Barrister

Dean’s Club

Anne M. Atherton ∞ and John J.

James B. Daniels and Cheryl Lambert

Ellen J. Flannery

Michael E. Haglund and Melissa L.

Fellow

Atherton Marc P. Ayotte

Haglund

Joan B. Gozonsky Chamberlain and

Frank W. Barrie

Kenneth A. Krems and Carol W. Krems

Virginia D. Benjamin and Philip L.

Robin B. Matlin

Daniel C. Walden and June C. Walden

Kirk C. Rascoe

Barrister

Thomas G. Robinson and Johanna D.

Paul H. Friedman and Ann K. Friedman

Woodcock William J. Bloomer and Margery E. Bloomer

Robinson

Park Chamberlain

Marc M. Gaelen and Nina Fondillon

Richard P. Bourgeois

Friend

Russel T. Hamilton

Spencer M. Cowan and Joy T. Cowan

Gaylen K. Baxter and Jeffrey C. Baxter

Gary E. Hicks and Patricia G. Hicks

Brian J. Coyne and Fumiko H. Coyne

Ann L. Darke

Joseph A. Levitt and Barbara S. Levitt

YOUR IMPACT: ALUMNI GIVING Friend

Barrister

Friend

Eugenie C. Gavenchak and Harvey

Edward G. Coss and Lori L. Coss

Jonathan S. Cole and Sarah A. Strickler

Michael D. Gayda and Patricia J. Gayda

Rosemary C. Meyers and Alan G.

Horowitz Ronald Schouten

Paul E. Nemser ∞ and Rebecca Nemser

Jeffrey C. Baxter and Gaylen K. Baxter

Friend

Harvey C. Silverstein

Eugenie C. Gavenchak and Harvey

Gary A. Alexion and Maureen C. Healy

Donor

Eliza W. Fraser and Dean S. Travalino

Christopher N. Ames and Joann E.

Horowitz Donor

Donor

William M. Berenson and Lorena

Samuel Abloeser and Marcey L.

Herrera

Abloeser

Wendy M. Bittner and Kevin Murray James Blakey and Joanne M. Blakey Sam I. Blumenstyk and Michelle Blumenstyk

Robert A. Axelrod and Katrina S. Axelrod

Manson Jason R. R. Baron Marcy A. Bass and Scott A. Fisher Arnold Baum and Shari B. Baum Diane G. Berliner and James E. Berliner

James M. Beslity and Sandy Beslity

Nancy V. Brown

Bruce T. Block and Melissa J. Block

Bernard H. Campbell and Veralyn K.

Eric B. Brenman and Sandra Brenman

David S. Brown and Teresa L. Brown

Nancy L. Conlin □

V. Douglas Errico and Lisa F. Errico

Judith A. Clark and Richard D. Clark

Daniel F. Crowley

Jonathan P. Feltner and Carol A. Feltner

Robert J. Coughlin

Robert W. Cunningham and Jean N.

Scott A. Fisher and Marcy A. Bass

Richard A. Dennett and Andrea

Cunningham

Andrea K. Grodin and William A. Grodin

Campbell

Stulman

Jessica G. DeKoninck

Carla Jimenez and James R. Freeman

Floralynn Einesman

James R. Freeman and Carla Jimenez

Susan F. Kelley

Kenneth J. Eisner

Joe L. Hegel and Marielaine Hegel

Eric M. Kraus and Marjory Fisher

Marshall D. Feiring and Pamela D.

Bruce A. Langer and Bobbi A. Langer

Barry C. Laboda

David M. Mindlin and Lauren T. Mindlin

Craig D. Mills and Carol Mills

John J. Finn and Alexis Stevens

Ruth E. O’Rourke

John G. Neylon and Diane E. Neylon

Arthur H. Forman and Carol F. Forman

John S. Rodman and Pamela T. Rodman

John L. Perticone and Merry A. Harris

Michael K. Golub and Charlene A.

Howard A. Salk and Doreen E. Salk

Lisa R. Pomerantz and Lance R.

David E. Schaffer

Pomerantz

Feiring

Golub Scott M. Green

Linda F. Spiegel and Paul Duboff

Joseph Prokop

Joan B. Hass and Michael S. Hass

Pamela R. Stirrat and Craig R. Stirrat

Donald V. Romanik and Margaret F.

Stewart M. Hirsch and Thelma

Gary F. Thomas

Romanik

Newberger-Hirsch

Robert Volk □ ∞ and Kit C. Mui

Roger M. Ross

Barbara R. Kapnick

Debra A. Weiner and Hillel Weinberg

Irene B. Schall and Roger C. Stanford

Stefanie Kessler-Larson and Gregory

Nancy E. Yanofsky

Stephen E. Socha

Class of 1979 President’s Associate Martha M. Coakley and Thomas F.

Larson

Jacqueline F. Stein

Richard D. LeBlanc

Robert L. Swanson and Mary F.

Karen J. Levitt

Swanson Christie E. Webb

O’Connor

Ann F. Lomeli Emily A. Maitin and Donald S. Shepard Carol Miller and Richard Levy

Dean’s Club

Class of 1980

Molly S. Mugler and John C. Sullivan

Richard C. Godfrey and Alice B.

Fellow

Timothy A. Ngau and Terryleen K.

Godfrey

Margaret C. Mazzone

Fellow

Barrister

Mary A. Akerson and Steven A. Cohen

Scott E. Cooper and Elizabeth N.

Randall A. Constantine Bruce P. Keller and Janell Keller H. Fay Peters

Meyers

□ Faculty/staff

∞ Deceased

Cooper James A. Normand and Lynn M.

Dement Robert O. O’Bannon and Karen M. O’Bannon Richard H. Otto David B. Picker and Ann C. Trail

Normand

Russell D. Pollock and Laurie Campbell

Dawn C. Ryan

James M. Ramlow and Alma L. Ramlow

Jennifer S. Roberts Dana J. Roszkiewicz and Margaret M. Melozzi

Lance R. Pomerantz and Lisa R. Pomerantz

Class of 1983 Dean’s Club

Keith E. Reich and Audrey M. Reich

Arlin S. Green and Paula F. Yudenfriend

Steven C. Smiley

James H. Rotondo and Anne Rotondo

Laura S. Peabody and Robert L.

David S. Szabo □ and Melodie A. Wing

Wendy H. Smith

Laura E. Udis

Gerri L. Sperling and David Slesnick

Susan A. Yashar

Lincoln D. Weed and Margarette S.

Robert E. Ward

Fellow

Weed

Peabody

Carl N. Weiner and Terri F. Weiner

Roger Theodoredis

Neal L. Wolkoff

Andrew L. Winder and Malinda A.

Seth I. Truwit and Susan J. Katz

Class of 1981

Randolph L. Worth and Salli P. Worth

Winder President’s Associate Susan H. Alexander and James F.

Class of 1982

Barrister Timothy B. Bancroft and Julie C. Baer Sharon G. Coghlan and Kevin J. Coghlan

Gammill, Jr.

President’s Circle

Mark L. Morris and Denise C. Morris

Donald F. Simone

John K. Skrypak

Kenneth P. Morrison and Susan K.

Dean’s Club

President’s Associate

Richard J. DeSanti and Susan S.

Kevin T. Van Wart and Ellen G. Van Wart

Martha A. Toll and Daniel F. Becker

Dean’s Club

Friend

Joseph A. Colagiovanni and Mary J.

Bruce A. Adams

DeSanti Michael A. Tanenbaum and Jill B. Tanenbaum

Colagiovanni

Morrison

Mary A. Duffey

Barrister

Arthur E. Hoffmann, Jr.

Lance D. Cassak and Lance E. Cassak

Alexander A. Randall and Virginia C.

Matthew E. Van Tine

H. Joseph Hameline and Lisa Conway

Randall

William T. Whelan

Karen Mathiasen and Martin Schrage

Lawrence J. Reilly and Shannon L. Reilly

Donor

James J. Rigos and Doreen Rigos

Glenn E. Siegel and Sandra G. Siegel

Marc J. Becker and Leslie Tamarkin

Sarah A. Rothermel

Friend

Anthony M. Brizzolara and Becky

Daniel M. Schwartz and Yanan

Brant K. Maller and Sheryl A. Odentz

Brizzolara

Donor

Catherine L. Campbell

David C. Wright

Steven C. Altschuler

Alison M. Clark

Friend

David P. Angueira and Julie A. Angueira

John D. Craven and Janet D. Craven

Ronald M. Davids and Nancy M. Davids

Paul Cherecwich, Jr. and Ruth A.

Timothy S. Egan and Kathy Y. Egan

Schwartz

Leonard M. Davidson and Laurie Katzman

Cherecwich

Jonathan D. Fink

Robert L. Cook and Gail L. Cook

Anne-Marie Finn

Diana L. Wainrib and Alfred C. Hamilton

John A. Dougherty

Lawrence E. Fleder

Donor

Gabriel W. Falbo

William N. Friedler and Michele G.

Adah Rose R. Bitterbaum

John G. Fioretta

Carol Boorstein

Joan B. Gross and Stuart J. Gross

Aida A. Gennis and Thomas G. Gennis

Stacey L. Channing and Robert B.

Sandra L. Hautanen

Steven R. Goldberg and Mary E.

Portney Luis E. Cintron

Timothy J. Hufman and Cheryl A. Hufman

Friedler

Goldberg Jeff M. Goldstein

Shelah T. Feiss and Mark H. Likoff

Michael H. Hurwitz and Marla Hurwitz

W. Robb Graham

Daniel C. Finbury

Philip D. Murphy and Kathleen M.

Paul S. Horn

Mark G. Hanson Mary H. Johnson and Richard A. Johnson

Murphy Harvey Shapiro and Vera J. Shapiro Roman M. Sheer and Carol A. Sheer

Joel D. Levinson

Steven B. Stein and Lisa P. Stein

Alexander G. Nossiff and Stephanie P.

David S. Vogel

Nossiff John C. Phelan and Laurie J. Phelan

Richard M. Kallman and Ellen M. Kallman Elisa S. Koenderman and Kevin R. Koenderman Robert P. Landau and Lesley B. Landau Timothy J. Langella and Kolleen J. Rask Winifred K. Maloney and David Canova 23

YOUR IMPACT: ALUMNI GIVING John H. McCann, III and Wendy R. Lapides Elizabeth C. O’Neil □

Jonathan N. Halpern

Nancy A. Daly and Kevin P. Cavanaugh

Peter P. Harrington, Jr. and Ann M.

Amanda D. Darwin and Dana A. Cetlin

Harrington

Dena E. Palermo

A. Neil Hartzell and Jill M. Hartzell

Jeannette L. Rossoff and Mack F.

John T. Lu

Rossoff Wayne E. Southward and Deborah P. Southward

Stacey O. Gallant and Mitchell C. Gallant

Terry Marvin and Lori J. Lefferts

Jay S. Geller and Cathy Breen

John R. Michaud and Caroline H.

Nathan S. Gibson and Ellen T. Gibson

Wehling

Stuart J. Goldberg and Jo-Jo Goldberg

Philip Tabas and Helen D. Hooper

Robert C. Pasciuto

Steven H. Goldman

Sandra L. Tanen and Ronald Hirschberg

Lawrence J. Profeta

Ronald M. Gootzeit

Susan B. Tuchman and Howard

Allison Rock

Jay S. Gregory and Patricia Gregory

Homonoff

Nicholas R. Scola

Jeffrey Hurwitz

David E. Wilson

Dennis B. Sullivan

Ronald P. Jones and Mary Beth La

Robert B. Teitelman and Reesa Olins

Munyon-Jones

Class of 1984

M. La Vonne Thompson

Gerald K. Kelley

President’s Circle

Edward Waldman

Dennis L. Kern and Linda A. Kern

Susan M. Banks and Matthew H. Lynch

Kevin F. Wall □

Debra B. Korman and Jack M.

Michael D. Fricklas and Donna J. Astion

Stanley W. Wheatley and Sigrid

President’s Associate Patricia J. Smith □ and Wayne E. Smith□ Charles C. Cornelio and Nancy L. Cornelio

Robyn K. Winik and Jeffrey M. Winik □

Dean’s Club Steven V. Napolitano and Karen Drozd Fellow

Fellow Susan J. Katz and Seth I. Truwit Barrister

Adrienne M. Baker Anthony R. Callobre Edward M. Fox and Sonya Brouner

Emily M. Cross Jonathan W. Haddon and Rumiko Sakai Peter S. Linden and Debra R. Weinberger Adrian N. Roe and Susan A. Apel Bonnie G. Ross and Jordan D. Eth Friend Howard M. Cooper and Jane M. Karol Robert S. Molloy and Kathleen M. Way Michael A. Schlesinger and Carin J. Sigel David S. Zimble and Donna B. Zimble Donor Marie P. Buckley and Charles F. Goodrich

David M. Henkoff and Randy Stevens Ronald J. Katter and Karen J. Lager Katter Barrister Craig S. Arnson Anthony W. Caporizzo and Carol L. Caporizzo Ricardo F. Casellas and Merchy Santana Jonathan R. Rod and Helene S. Rod David J. Shladovsky and Azadeh Shladovsky Friend Peter Bennett and Cheryl Bennett Joel E. Rappoport Carin J. Sigel and Michael A.

Mary F. Connelly Paul R. Cortes-Rexach and Marielena Ruiz Steven J. Fisher and Fail G. Fisher William H. Gordon and Sally B. Gordon Sheryl Gross-Glaser and Richard A. Glaser □ Faculty/staff

Wheatley

Class of 1985

Dean’s Club

Simon Dixon and Ann Marie Errico

∞ Deceased

Schlesinger Donor Paul J. Alfano and Debra A. Alfano Theodore P. Augustinos Samuel L. Bolinger Thomas A. Cohn

Beermann □ Robert B. Labe and Mary L. Budman Labe Aurelle S. Locke and Arthur S. Locke Jeffrey A. McCurdy and Barbara C. McCurdy John J. Monaghan and Judith F. Monaghan Laura H. Nash Charles S. Rich and Jayme L. Rich James A. Schragger Bryna W. Steinberg and Scott L. Steinberg Catalina J. Sugayan and William H. Hrabak, Jr. Mark D. Swartz Deborah M. Tate George W. Tetler, III and Sheila L. Tetler Daniel Van Doren and Susan Van Doren Mark H. Vanger and Eileen M. Span Theodore D. Winokur

Class of 1986 President’s Circle Stephen M. Zide and Janet B. Zide President’s Associate Wayne E. Smith □ and Patricia J. Smith □ Fellow Martin A. Hall and Sarita U. Hall Barrister Edgardo E. Colon

Daniel W. Halston and Liliane R. Wong Friend

Anastasios Parafestas and Georgia Parafestas

Lisa A. Scales Peter A. Silverman

John E. Arbab and Nora M. Heimann

Fellow

D. Craig Story

Bill A. Bogdan and Isabelle A. Bogdan

Susan M. Boudrot

Walter G. Van Dorn, Jr. and Marija A.

Charles “Lee” L. Davis Beth Haroules Steven Masters and Beulah Trey

Willen Laurence R. Bronska and Ellen B.

Gwynne G. Zisko and Charles V. Zisko

Bronska

Pennie K. McLaughlin and Marc Carlos

Irwin A. Kishner and Janet Kishner

Class of 1988

Tracy A. Sykes

Diane M. Morgenthaler and Jay H.

President’s Associate

Neal S. Winneg □ and Clea T. Winneg

Dembsky

Steven D. Zoll and Ronna Zoll

Donor

Barrister

Dean’s Club

Jana M. Cayne and Jonathan F. Cayne

Avis M. Caravello

Kenneth I. Rosh and Meredith S. Rosh

Kevin G. Chapman and Sharon L.

Edward L. Corbosiero

Fellow

John H. Corcoran

Sonya Brouner and Edward M. Fox

Kelly K. Cline and Sharon S. Cline

Chapman

Steven M. Kornblau

Jonathan I. Mishara and Wendy W.

Elizabeth K. D’Orazio

David A. Lowy □

John N. Edozie

Michael I. Rothstein and Doreen M.

Carolyn L. Federoff and Janice Philpot

Rothstein

Mishara Robert P. Nault and Meredith A. Nault Kim M. Rubin

Thomas F. Ginnerty

Timothy S. Sinnott

Veronica Serrato

Ramon R. Gonzalez and Roxanne Mayol

Friend

Barrister

Alexandra B. Harvey

Robin L. Bergman Minkow and Gregg B.

Elizabeth N. Cooper and Scott E.

James E. Jones, Jr.

Minkow

Cooper

Paul B. Kaplan and Maureen F. Kaplan

Robert W. Boich

Linda R. Kurtz and Glenn M. Kurtz

Helene Kazanjian

Tracey C. Kammerer and Brian Stelben

Rosemarie Mullin and Thomas H.

Jay S. Kogan

Todd A. Mayman

Robert A. Lavenberg

Thomas J. Phillips and Sharon D. Gillis

Mark H. Likoff and Shelah T. Feiss

Steven D. Schwartz and Madeline

Steven F. Lincoln

Schwartz

John S. McMasters

David S. Zimble and Donna B. Zimble

Felicia Miller and Benjamin J. Leeman

Donor

Rose Claire C. Palermo and Antonio D.

Frederick S. Armstrong and Lisa B.

Castro

Armstrong

Friedman Judith V. Scherzer and Martin H. Scherzer Howard M. Singer and Suellen K. Singer Lynne T. Toyofuku and Robert S. Toyofuku Friend Amy B. Abramowitz and Ethan D. Corey

Wm. G. Prescott and MaryEllen Prescott

Deborah D. Carlson and John J. Carlson

Sharman T. Propp

Jonathan F. Cayne and Jana M. Cayne

Cherrone

Marina Rabinovich and Igor

Oliver C. Colburn and Cecily B. Colburn

Jeffrey D. Dintzer

James E. Gibbons

Alan A. Greenberg and Gina M.

Goshchinsky

Peter M. Appleton and Deanna

Scott A. Ritch and Christine P. Ritch

Elizabeth L. Gibbs

Rosalind R. Rossi and Angelo R. Rossi

Merrick L. Gross and Rosa S. Gross

Karen L. Ling

Martin L. Shindler and Ruth Shindler

Brian E. Heffernan and Joan E.

Fred A. Robustelli and Jill Robustelli

Jeffrey L. Van Hoosear Jordan Yospe

Class of 1987

Heffernan

Eastham

Donor

Frank W. Hogan, III and Kim A. Hogan

Mark W. Bixby and Jennifer S. Bixby

James D. Houston and Christianna

Raina H. Fishbane and Charles F. Walker

Houston

Jonathan D. Forstot and Rochelle

President’s Circle

David R. Kerrigan and Mary B. Kerrigan

Stephen H. Kay and Susan R. Bloch

Carolyn R. Kopans

Amy Boyle B. Geisel and Karl E. Geisel

Gary M. Tischler

Jennifer L. Lauro and John D. Phillips

Kenneth J. Goldberg

Dean’s Club

Danforth F. Lincoln

Linda F. Goldwyn

Deborah E. Barnard

Mary A. Lowney and Matthew Mahoney

Lynn I. Goodman

Margaret Daley

Daniel M. Marposon

Monika K. Griffis and Glenn A. Griffis

Forstot

YOUR IMPACT: ALUMNI GIVING Beverly E. Hjorth

Alexandra E. Trinkoff and Jeffrey Schor

Barrister

Ross A. Honig and Michelle S. Honig

Michael E. Tucker and Janet H. Tucker

Ross W. Baker

John C. Petrella

Anna T. Green and George W. Stairs

Bradd S. Robbins and Syrene C. Robbins Susan L. Smotrich and Gary A.

Class of 1990

Glenn R. Pollner and Ayelet T. Pollner

Fellow

Joanne R. Soslow and Anthony W.

Rachel Kaplan Barrister

David G. Yu and Lily Yu

Jean S. Thaiss

Kenton L. Ball

Friend

Pamela H. Worstell and William A.

Leiv H. Blad, Jr. and Karyn S. Blad

Anonymous

Christina A. Cotton and Brian M.

John A. Grossman and Katharine H.

Smotrich

Worstell Stephen Ziobrowski

Clarkson

Class of 1989 President’s Circle

Andrew Kyriacou and Lisa Kyriacou

David J. Breen and Michael R.

John N. Riccardi and Victoria A.

Gina M. Eastham and Alan A.

President’s Associate

Olmsted

Friend Harrington

Anonymous

Greenberg

Riccardi Christopher P. Stief and Hally Stief John A. Yannis

Anonymous

Matthew P. Harrington

Donor

Fellow

Christopher A. Kenney and Patricia

Evan H. Ackiron and Rowena R.

Daniel O. Offner and Mayumi Ijiri

Kenney

Manlapaz

Barrister

Kay L. Lackey

David Benfield and Elaine Benfield

William B. Brentani and Julia Brentani

Donor

Emilie A. Benoit

Frederick B. Hnat and Jody L. Irwin

Marc R. Benson and Charles Sullivan

Bradley H. Cohen and Tina L. Cohen

Karen L. Katz

Constance E. Boukidis

John J. Jones and Marie-Claude Jones

Glenn M. Kurtz and Linda R. Kurtz

Barbara L. Cullen

Robert A. Kelly

Arthur B. Laby and Rachel Landau

Jonathan J. Hass

Patty S. Ko

Randy L. Shapiro and Daniel Ripp

Shannon M. Heilman and Dominic

Jeffrey N. Lavine and Jennifer Lavine

Friend

Lazara

Anonymous

Arlene M. Holtzman and Daniel

Anthony A. Bongiorno and Mary D. Bongiorno

Holtzman Judith A. Hyatt and Fred Goldstein

Michael M. Malihi Kimon Manolius and Lisa-Ann Wong James McDowell and Caryn B. McDowell

David B. Goodman

Donnalyn L. Kahn and Jeffrey N. Kahn □

Bruce C. Nelson

Katherine L. Parks

Jacqueline G. Kelley and David

Eunhae Park and George S. Park

Richard I. Shakter

Krekorian

Beth S. Persky

Donor

Patrice S. Kester and Robert G. Kester

Limor Schafman

Robert J. Ahearn

Theodore A. Lund and Norah K. Hass

William M. Schrier

Peter C. Anastos

Muriel Makharine-Toppazzini

Gwendolyn H. Yip and Santa J. Ono

Diane E. Barry

H. David Megaw

Russell Beck □ and Jill A. Beck

Michael J. O’Connor and Judy

Richard A. Brown

O’Connor

Lisbeth M. Bulmash and Mark G. Bulmash

Frank E. Pasquesi and Victoria L. Pasquesi

Class of 1992 President’s Associate Josh A. Krevitt and Marcy N. Krevitt Paul L. Robinson and Jennifer Robinson

Stephen Cesso □ and Sheila F. Cesso

David E. Russell

Fellow

Nicholas Gorham and Roseanna

Lee Zimmerman and Michele

Peter Y. Flynn

Shakespeare

Zimmerman

Patricia D. Popov and Christopher N.

Class of 1991 Fellow

Popov Barbara L. Shycoff

Kenneth J. Gordon and Dina M.

Michael B. Siller □ Faculty/staff

Beth Pennington and Carvel B. Tefft, Jr. Barrister

Kathryn A. Piffat

Soslow

Ciarimboli ∞ Deceased

Susan F. DiCicco and Robert C. Fermann Charles S. Eberhardt, II and Darlene M. Eberhardt

Steven B. Gould and Jill Gould

Sheri L. Rosen and Andrew S. Rosen

Cecille B. Cargill

Vincent I. Hsieh and Huei-Lurn H. Yang

Alana B. Sharenow and William J.

Linda K. Carter and Michael Carter

John S. Nitao and Kristin Nitao

Graham

Joseph R. Ganley and Erin C. Ganley

David H. Pawlik and Susan L. Albertine

Donor

Lynn D. Goldsmith and Richard L. Alfred

Friend

Sarah C. Baskin and William C.

Andrew R. Gower

Ramon Noyola and Carmelita P. Escalante Michael S. Perlstein and Michele S. Perlstein

Baskin, III

David Hammarstrom

Thomas W. Casparian

Melanie B. Jacobs and Shane A. Broyles

Adaora C. Chukudebelu

Damon A. Katz and Marni Katz

Joan E. Cirillo

Lance A. Kawesch and Anne R. Exter

Cynthia J. Warren

Jennifer E. Clarke and Charlotte Fox

D. Paul Koch, Jr. and Catherine A. Koch

Donor

Stephen M. Edwards and Lorraine G.

Dana R. Kulvin

David N. Abramowitz

Edwards

Nikos D. Andreadis

Tim Futrell

Andrew G. Liu

Eric W. Becker

Lisa G. Heller

Caryn B. McDowell and James

Mary I. Estabil

Ron I. Honig and Joanna D. Honig

Silvia P. Glick and Constance A.

Ellyn H. Lazar

Lawrence R. Moon

Browne □

Matthew A. Lee-Renert and Patricia Lee

McDowell

Simon J. Miller

Karyn S. Polak and Aaron J. Polak

Kenneth B. Goldberg

William G. Ortner and Lynda Ortner

Babak A. Pooya

Elizabeth L. Greene and James B.

David A. Pappalardo

Jill M. Sapphire

Aaron J. Polak and Karyn S. Polak

Linda R. Sloan and Jeffrey R. Sloan

Henry L. Grossman and Susan Covitz

Douglas M. Press and Diana M. Press

Frank R. Virnelli, Jr. and Carol G.

Margaret R. Guzman

Marc J. Rachman and Andrea Rachman

Michael S. Isikow

Edwin H. Raynor and Douglas B. Walter

Michael B. Kanef and Gail O. Kanef

Heather A. Russell-Loux

Catherine W. Koziol and Dennis Koziol

Kenichi Takarada

Class of 1995

Suzanne M. Lachelier

Seth R. Weissman

President’s Circle

Rakel M. Meir and Brian Bell

Karin E. Wilinski

Michael J. O’Connor

Greene

Pinkston Kenneth T. Willis and Amy H. Willis

Fellow

Jaime R. Roman and Diane E. Roman Jeanne Solomon and Adam Sohmer

Class of 1994

Jeremy S. Westin

President’s Associate

Raymond Wu and Sharon Juhn

Taci R. Darnell

Barrister

Fellow

Kumi Y. Baruffi and Anthony L. Baruffi

Dawn L. Goldstein and James B.

Peter D. Rosenthal

Class of 1993 President’s Circle

Goldstein

Carla M. Moynihan □ and James J. Moynihan

Friend

Peter K. Levitt and Adriana Levitt

Robert W. Russo

Patrick R. Jones and Kimberly A. Stone

Dean’s Club

Barrister

Bradford E. Steiner

David M. McPherson and Gail L. Gugel

Andrew P. Strehle and Julie M. Strehle

Donor

Fellow

Loyda R. Torres and Fidel A. Colon

Christopher R. Bush and Christine K.

James B. Goldstein and Dawn L.

Lawrence T. Weiss and Charlene Weiss

Goldstein

Bush

Jamie C. Whitney and Greg Whitney

Kathleen M. Conlon

Barrister

Friend

David R. Feniger and Chigusa Saotome

Suzanne Q. Feldman and Lee S.

George A. Casey and Ellen N. Casey

Alfred Gordon O’Connell and Nathaniel

Feldman Dwinette E. Johnson Feemster and Mike Feemster Michael W. McTigue, Jr. and Diane E.

Matthew John Gardella William J. Graham and Alana B. Sharenow

C. O’Connell Abigail H. Gross and Robert Gross Daniel J. Harding

Paul D. Tutun and Cheryl D. Tutun

Andrea P. Hellman

Donor

Orrit Hershkovitz

Friend

Marcella A. Boelhouwer

Eugene M. Holmes

Ann Marie C. Beaudoin

Rita L. Brickman and David M. Brickman

Glenn M. Johnson

McTigue

YOUR IMPACT: ALUMNI GIVING Matthew T. Levy

Class of 1998

Robert A. Maynez

President’s Circle

Boyce F. Martin III, III and Melea East

Shirin Philipp and John M. Higgins

Alexander H. Bopp and Mindy S. Bopp

Frank Martinez

Andrea G. Re and Paul Re

Barrister

Dragica M. Mijailovic and Srboljub

Nina M. Sas and Ira Dorfman

Sandra K. Davis and Scott Ragaglia

Moorari K. Shah and Rina Shah

Robert B. Dixon and Tashwanda Dixon

Joshua J. Wells

Diane L. Matt Ohl and Christopher P.

Ralph N. Sianni

Class of 1997

William F. Meehan

Steven H. Silverman and Marsha F.

President’s Associate

Jacqueline A. Parker

Eric P. Stine and Neil P. Markman

Friend

Laura Stephens □

Dean’s Club

Craig P. Druehl and Claudette R. Druehl

Henry A. Zangara and Deborah E.

Kapil Munjal

Tracy Evans-Moyer and James W. Moyer

Fellow

Stacey Hiller-Moss and Raymond Moss

Marisa J. Beeney

Class of 1996

Eric D. Levin and Julie L. Kahaner

Zachary D. Beim and Lisa Bebchick

Richard P. Palermo and Stephen Mazza

President’s Circle

Heather A. Hoyle and Shawn Ambwani

James R. Ravitz and Amanda L. Ravitz

Antonio G. Gomes and Maria Cristina

Jennifer E. Lawrence

Gregg A. Rubenstein and Bonnie G.

Chunlin Leonhard and Christoph L. Leonhard

Mijailovic Moy N. Ogilvie Cynthia M. Selya and Bruce M. Selya

Silverman

Zangara

Dos Santos De Souza President’s Associate Christi J. Offutt

Michael T. Dougherty and Antonia Merzon

Dean’s Club

Christian C. Petersen and Reyhane

Yolanda Y. Seals-Coffield and Eric

Mostofi

Rubenstein Michelle A. Zamarin Donor Denise Adamucci Theonie J. Alicandro

Friend

Benjamin Bejar and Mary A. Bejar

Fellow

Richard C. Farley, Jr.

Randall P. Berdan

Scott A. Anthony and Christine M.

Adam D. Janoff and Jamie Janoff

Mark S. Katz and Lisa Katz

Donor

Joseph M. Landolfi, Jr. and Maria E.

Coffield

DeSanze Victoria Brewster and Kent Brewster

Scott K. Attaway

Jason D. Oxman and Annemarie Oxman

Thane E. Benson and Robin J. Johnson

Christopher T. Meier

Barrister

Michael S. Branley and Anne Branley

Melissa Myers

Clare F. Saperstein

Philip C. Crosby and Laura B. Crosby

Hope S. Olds

Friend

Andrea L. Hillier and Craig Hillier

Michael S. Portnoy

Angelo Evangelou

Tara L. Johnson and C. John

Eric Rogers and Lisa A. Gomez

John T. McKenna and Elizabeth A. McKenna

DeSimone, III Robert G. Kester and Patrice S. Kester

Brian A. Wilson □ and Katherine A. Wilson Donor Stephen G. Baron and Beth J. Larkin

Phillip J. Lartigue and Osula E. Rushing

Landolfi

Mark E. Schamel and Deborah Ritter David F. Schink and Catherine V. Tannen

Ronald M. Leshnower

Amanda P. Strachan

Rafael E. Martin Ponte and Fernanda

Edith S. Wun and Andrew Conahan

Carabano Deborah S. Mayer

Class of 1999

Ethlyn M. O’Garro

President’s Circle

Jessica S. Batsevitsky

Myrna E. Roure

Gene Boxer and Molly J. MacDermot

John M. Blumers

Heather J. Schmidli-Coleopy

Ryan K. Gallo

Laura B. Crosby and Philip C. Crosby

Kimberly Straker and David A. Straker

President’s Associate

Lauren G. Dome

Catherine V. Tannen and David F.

Robin A. Walker and Geoffrey Talvola

Jeffrey W. Barringer and Andrea Barringer

Michael A. Forero and Michael A. De Lucia

Barrister

Ohl

Schink

Barrister Sandy Choi

Lisa A. Gomez and Eric Rogers

John P. Floom and Kristen B. Floom

John Kelliher and Juliana F. Kelliher

Timothy C. Hogan

□ Faculty/staff

∞ Deceased

Donor

Rachel B. Selby

Joshua P. Levy

Carrie E. Carbone and David G.

Travis K. Smith

Shaun P. Montana and Shannon A.

Carbone

Daniel P. Yen

Montana Christopher P. Mooradian

Jeremy A. Colby and Kimberly E. Colby Delmas A. Costin, Jr.

Class of 2001

Roxana V. Muro

Michaeleen E. Crowell and James A.

President’s Associate

Catherine O. Neijstrom and Kevin E.

Crowell, IV

Daniel Marinberg and Carlos Canasi

Neijstrom

Adam J. Falcone

Fellow

Laura S. Orvald and Thomas C. Orvald

Marilyn Z. Fayock

Lisa Bebchick and Zachary D. Beim

George B. Pauta

Leann M. Foley

Karl Gross

Kevin A. Reiss

Noah A. Hochstadt and Malka D.

Barrister

Jodie A. Sadowsky and Scott Sadowsky

Euripides Dalmanieras

Lori W. Sievers and Eric W. Sievers

Friend

Sarah A. Smegal

Daniel P. Schafer

Lois S. Suruki

Edward P. Kelly and Rebecca Kelly

Donor

Agnes L. Sym and Jon H. Sym

David E. Morris and Deborah A. Morris

Amy J. Berks

Jeremy Turk

Carl J. Ricci

Joseph L. Devaney, III and Megan M.

Hochstadt Sharon L. Holden and Matthew S. Holden

Jeremy Robert

Devaney

Class of 2003

Susan M. Seitz

Bryan E. Fecteau

Dean’s Club

Joanna M. Silva

Andrea Goldbarg

Kimberly Stein and Michael D. Leslie

Ryan S. Luft

Fellow

Mark A. Mongelluzzo and Jill

Michael D. Tauer and Sarah A. Tauer

Class of 2000 President’s Circle

Mongelluzzo

Barrister

Cindy Z. Michel and Lee K. Michel

Thomas C. Orvald and Laura S. Orvald

Erik K. Brue and Hannah L. Brue

President’s Associate

A. Michael Primo

Wendy L. Fritz

Jeremy N. Kudon and Greer Kudon

Savitha Reddy and Raoul Bhavnani

Namita E. Mani

Fellow

Jeremy E. Shulman

Stephanie R. Richardson and Reginald

Nur-ul- Haq

Robert G. Young and Michelle Apuzzio

A. Nepaul Friend

Jeffrey R. Katz and Ellen Katz Barrister

Class of 2002

Christopher C. Miller and Jennifer J.

President’s Associate

Gaston de los Reyes, Jr. and Alexa de Los Reyes

Maria F. De Armas B and Gianluca Fanti

Michael Feldman and Trisha J. Havasy

Julian A. Stapleford and Stephanie Kim

Barrister

Amy L. Meese and Robert Meese

Friend

Tamarah L. Belczyk

Sheila M. Pozon

Panda L. Kroll

Mark R. Curiel and Ashley Curiel

Heather R. Zuzenak

Tae-Hoon C. Won

Felix Dashevsky

Donor

Laura J. Maechtlen and Monique

Paolo S. Barbanti Silva

Miller

Franya G. Barnett

Rosenthal

Stacie L. Boomstra

Katherine Bartell

Melinda Mason

Danielle M. Drissel

Tara B. Burdman and Brett S. Stecker

Lior J. Ohayon

Marla S. Grant

Christine M. Fitzgerald and Joshua A.

Friend

Virginia A. Greiman □ and C. Steve

Stein

Samuel B. Pollack

Bergstrom

Marianne S. Geula

Donor

Stephanie L. Ives and Yehuda L. Kurtzer

Shera G. Golder and David R. Golder

Jutta E. Bosch and Christian Thiele

Cristina M. Lopez

Jacqueline M. Granados

Obert H. Chu

Emily S. Miller and James A. Miller

Brad E. Harrigan and Letty S. DiGiulio

Edward F. Dombroski, Jr.

Jill G. O’Malley

Timothy P. Heaton

Howard P. Goldberg

Geoffrey Sherman

Scott W. Kroll

Deena Hausner

Suzanne M. Smith

Julianna T. McCabe

John G. Hofmann and Sophie E. Barratt

Andrew M. Yang 29

Class of 2004

Katharine A. Brownstein and Miller B.

President’s Associate

Class of 2007 Fellow

Joseph A. Frasca

Craig A. Buschmann

Lauren E. Reznick and Eric Nielsen

Dean’s Club

Padma Choudry

Kevin M. Saunders and Alyssa Saunders

Russell J. Stein and Sandra Sloane

Adrienne S. Domey

Barrister

Fellow

Alexandra M. Gorman

Ross E. Linzer and Lindsey Linzer

Jun Qi and Jing Jia

Elizabeth A. Gross

John Paul Mello

Barrister

David P. Loughnot

Friend

Luciana Aquino-Hagedorn □ and

Jennifer T. McCloskey □ and Matthew

Sonia M. Bednarowski and K. Paul

Charles Hagedorn

D. McCloskey

Jing Ma and Jing Zhang

Kerri L. McNulty

Jonathan H. Feiler and Erica Woltz

Erick Marin

Paul S. Mistovich

Matthew Rymer

Margaret Weir Westby

Whitney F. Seeburg and Daniel P.

Donor

Seeburg

Friend

Bednarowski

Jacob Alzamora

Farhad R. Alavi

Ramin J. Taheri and Sarah M. Taheri

Benjamin J. Armour

Donor

Stephen J. Weaver

Daniel D. Bahls

Christopher M. Boundy

Sheila Z. Collins

Cara E. Bradley

Class of 2006

Hugh L. Brady

President’s Associate

Alexandra S. Davidson

Miller B. Brownstein and Katharine A.

Melissa S. Rones

Tracie M. Dorfman

Barrister

Christopher R. Freeman and Rebecca L.

Brownstein

Kate L. Constantino

Peter J. Cuomo

Terence L. Rozier-Byrd

Petros F. Fatouros

Alexandra D. Thaler and Jesse Thaler

Peter B. Hadler

Rebecca M. Ginzburg and Paul C. Chen

Sophia K. Yen and Andrew Sperry

Sarah P. Harris

Melissa D. Kirkel and Dean M. Kirkel

Friend

Amanda S. Mooradian and Peter

Brent M. McDonald

Kelly A. Gabos

William S. Norton

Donor

John Okray and Kelly Okray

Lucia V. Amiri Talesh Ramirez

Anthony J. Picchione

Sean Chao and Yi-Pyne Ooi

Kimberly S. Nick

Erika C. Farrell and Jason W. Farrell

Alynn C. Perl and Benjamin B. Perl

Margot M. Hammond and Michael

Rebecca H. Phillips

Class of 2005

Hammond, Jr.

Dean’s Club

Freeman

Mooradian Wolf P. Mueller-Hillebrand and Chie Mueller-Hillebrand

Christina R. Rice □ and Jonathan A.

Siddesh Bale and Kari Johnson

Nowles H. Heinrich

Fellow

Clifford M. Johnson

Alessandro J. Sacerdoti

Susannah V. Howieson and Devlin

Christopher J. Kiyan and Jolene Kiyan

Joybell Silverman and Joel Silverman

James J. Kossuth

Ena S. Suh

Colin G. Van Dyke and Olivia Van Dyke

Joshua E. Levit

Vikas Varma

Barrister

Jeffrey A. Loesel and Raegan B. Olone

Jeffrey H. Zaiger

Zachary N. Coseglia

Ryan M. Louvar and Kara Louvar

Angela Gomes

Matthew D. McCloskey and Jennifer T.

Howieson

McCloskey

Mitchell E. Hochberg

Burnim

Class of 2008 Dean’s Club

John B. Koss and Charles Compton

Nolan J. Mitchell

Karim Z. Oussayef and Melynda Barnes

Christina Ronan □ and Daniel E. Ronan

Denise R. Rosenhaft

Barrister

Friend

Joshua D. Roth and Lauren R. Roth

Jonathan E. Anderman and Erin M.

Brook L. Ames □

Nicholas A. Semanko and Holly C.

Katherine M. Sikora Nelson

Brownstein

Lincoln

Donor

Erika L. Skoff

Jason P. Abbott

Stacie A. Sobosik

Nevin Boparai and Anita J. Pancholi

Penny M. Williams

□ Faculty/staff

∞ Deceased

Anderman Anna A. Kuznetsova-Schafer and Ronald Schafer Stacey L. Pietrowicz-Dellolio and Joseph N. Dellolio

Friend

Sara B. Hanson

Friend

Ricardo Ganitsky

Carlos E. Mainero Ruiz

Christopher A. Fanelli and Jessie B.

Bruce R. Kessler and Hristiyaniya

Loretta M. McClary and Richard E.

Kessler

McClary

Brown John G. MacVane

Jenna Ventorino

Octavio Moura Andrade

Donor

Katelyn R. O’Brien

Molly E. Carter

David J. Brill

Kaitlin R. O’Donnell Kirkeby

Joel Crespo

Carissa W. Brown and Mark W. Brown

Seth M. Pavsner and Rachel Pavsner

Lian Duan and Dong Yu

Tracy S. Dowling and Sean Dowling

Carissa L. Rodrigue

Thomas B. Ferrante

Jesse A. Fecker

Jacob W. Schneider and Claire S.

Beth A. Goldstein

Karen I. Gold and Ian Gold

Schneider

Patrick L. Marinaro

Alon Hacohen

Adaline Strumolo

Charles A. Hunter and Pamela Hunter

Somil Trivedi and Shanta A. Trivedi

Rachel M. Irving Pitts and Anthony Pitts

Sarah M. Unger

Caitlin J. Monjeau

Clare Karabarinde

Jeffrey L. Vigliotti

Lauren Ottaway Johnson

Timothy M. Kirby

Mingyue Zheng

Sanil G. Padiyedathu

Geoffrey J. Klimas and Rebecca A.

Tomoyuki S. Matsushima and Cristina M. Matsushima

Katerina S. Papacosma

Class of 2010

Nancy L. Schroeder

Barrister

Shoshana S. Speiser

Darren M. Goldman and Marci Goldman

Shingo Yamada

Maia M. Larsson

Jessica R. Lisak

Yun Zou

Isaac Mamaysky

Friend

Rashi N. Mittal

Sarah J. Kitchell

Class of 2012

Anna M. Richardson

Erica L. Rice

Barrister

Jesse Roisin

Samantha Rothaus

Laura B. Kirshenbaum and Daniel S.

Alison L. Ross

Donor

Benjamin B. Strawn and Colleen Morey

Mohammad H. Ali

Alexander H. Modell and Gila K. Belsky

Seth W. Thomson

Marc N. Aspis and Sharon Aspis

Ephraim J. Pierre and Crystal A. Pierre

Claudia F. Torres

Jeremy M. Denlea and Steven J. Denlea

Friend

Shanta A. Trivedi and Somil Trivedi

James Ernstmeyer

William D. Becker and Jenna Becker

Hermanowicz Rebecca L. Kurowski and Brian K. Kurowski

Kirshenbaum

Erik W. Hansen and Kimberly L. Hansen

Donor

Class of 2009

Matthew S. Hyner

Gary P. Bagnall and Laura Halloran

Dean’s Club

Anuj K. Khetarpal □ and Joanna

James E. Bobseine

Daniel E. Levin and Alfredo Csibi-Levin

Sandman

Renee E. Burgher

Fellow

Tera S. Lally

Robert F. Callahan, Jr.

Brenda C. Carr

Cristina M. Matsushima and Tomoyuki

Andrea Carrillo and Kevin Rhoads

Katherine A. Proctor

S. Matsushima

John C. Godfrey and Orly Shoham

Barrister

Costantino Panayides

Emerich F. Gutter

Jessica L. Falk

Hector H. Sarcos Castro

Peter C. Herbst, Jr. and Kathryn Herbst

Friend

Claire S. Schneider and Jacob W.

Stephanie Holding

Adrianne Ortega and Abraham R. George Donor

Schneider

Kelly M. Horein

Joshua Segal and Jennifer R. Segal

Robert A. Killip and Avi Killip

Robin L. Shulman and Andrew Shulman

Michael C. Lezaja and Lauren Rosapep

Mario R. Andino Bernhard

Elaine A. Martel

Azad Assadipour

Class of 2011

Christopher M. Barlow and Erica M.

Dean’s Club

Melissa B. Nasson and Amory Thorndike, III

Alana F. Montas and Rami Husseini

Emma R. Peckinpaugh

Cristian Casanova Dominguez

Barrister

Megumi Watanabe

David R. Chen

Taylor F. Jerri and Garrett Kosel

Barlow

Mark A. Douglas 31

Class of 2013

Jared L. Shwartz

Michael P. Whittington

Barrister

Taku Yamashita

Ryan B. Yoo

Wanli Ye

Cong Yao

Yixiang Yuan

Friend

Jillian R. Zvolensky

Class of 2017

Amber M. Charles John P. Rearick and Taryn Laor

Class of 2015

Donor

Dean’s Club

Erin M. Bruynell

Brian M. Balduzzi

Alex Mooradian

Jeffrey D. Butensky

Caitlin L. Bearce and Joe Lind

Barrister

Christina Duszlak

Jared B. Cohen

Julia Sternman and Andrew Giocondi

Sari A. El-Abboud

Jacqueline R. Connor and Joseph

Friend

Shaelyn Gambino Morrison

Lisa A. Bothwell

Rio J. Gonzalez

Andrew R. Egan

Donor

Matthew B. Hilowitz

Sean R. Locke

Natalie M. Burns

Insung Kim

Christopher F. Lyon and Jessica Kincer

Candice J. Debray

Evelyn Limon

Julia C. Peyton

Gianluca Esposito and Gisella Gori

Duo Liu

Andrew P. Salzman and Xiujuan Y.

Brendan A. Evans

Sean P. McCauley and Adria J. Bonillas

Salzman

Thomas F. Foley and Christina A. Foley

Greggory B. Oberg

Ryan D. Very

Danielle V. Holland and Ryan Holland

Jason W. Roche

Shaojun Xu

Jared S. Iverson

Natalie Rowles

Arthur Langford, III

Valerie N. Russell

Class of 2014

Chunhui Li and Jieqiong Zhu

Jessica Yang

Barrister

Kate R. McMorrow and Jack J.

Caitlin A. Zeytoonian and John Hall

Connor

E. Peter Alvarez and Marisa Alvarez

Eileen L. Morrison and Mark A.

Eric F. Christianson

Capansky, Jr.

Friend

Class of 2018 Barrister

Ned J. Nakles, III

Marisa K. Roman

Danielle M. Simard

Frank Ren

Thomas J. Ryan

Friend

Leah B. Segal

Caroline P. Samp

Kian L. T. Koh

Donor

Andrea N. Sorrentino

Aude S. Peden

Kyle T. Brekke and Sarah M. Damerville

Ya-Chun Yu

Nicolas N. Carhart

Class of 2016

Donor

Charlotte D. Drew

Friend

Evan M. Bailey

Daniel H. Jeng and Julie R. Fogarty

Caroline Galiatsos

Ying Chen

Grant R. Gendron

Donor

Michael J. Clark

Yasmin Ghassab □

Omar M. Aniff

Brynn E. Felix

Michelle Goldberg

Jade Brown □

Lucas L. Fortier

Lyra C. Haas

Hannah Chapel

Rodrigo Garnica Soberanes

Elizabeth M. Hasse and Francisco

William T. Cushing and Holly Ovington

Alex T. Katsulis

Shaun M. Filiault

Yun-Chen Lee

Benjamin M. Greene and Leora Kimmel

Gechen Meng

Pagola Rebecca W. Hollander

Greene

Kenneth J. Moy

Maria Kimijima

Scott H. Kerr

Merissa B. Pico

Maksim Nemtsev

Christina T. Lau and Michael Schiavo

Brandan E. Ray

Michelle R. Pascucci □ and David

Kingsley Osei and Golda Osei

Ashley A. Satterlee

Mark J. Rapisarda and Alexandra M.

Michal Shany

Daniel H. Jeng and Julie R. Fogarty

Marshak

Rapisarda

Shigeru Sasaki

Tyler L. Spunaugle

Theodore Serra

McMorrow

□ Faculty/staff

∞ Deceased

Michelle Shortsleeve Kevin M. Smith and Kristen Bryant

Wenfeng Su

Isabel Burlingame

Ye E. Huang

Michael J. Torruella

Kevin G. Day

Chisara V. Ibezim

Oscar Urcisichi Arellano and Patricia E.

John E. Dugger

Geoffrey Kazlow

Derek H. Farquhar

Jeremy G. Lister-Perlman

Vincent S. Uy

David Gagne

Joseph E. Long

William E. Wilson

Dominique B. Gale-Mcclean

Carson P. Martinez

Rizky Wirastomo

Olivia Griffin

Daniel P. McMonagle

Rebecca N. Gutterman

Sheridan A. Organ

Class of 2019

Brendan J. Harrington

Melissa A. Pereira

Donor

Haley E. Hohensee

Lisa M. Richmond

Nana A. Ankamah

Muryum Khalid

Lee I. Usiskin

Meghan M. Hayes

Na’imah J. Lafferty

Eric P. Zenzerovich

Kathleen Lenox

David Lamorte

Molly A. MacDougall

Ellen C. Miller

Daniel D. Marks

Justine E. Morris

Bruce M. Mwauluka

David M. Olio

Brittany L. Nyovanie

Kimberley A. Scimeca

Guerrero

Jayvee G. Rhoda Luke W. Schafer

Class of 2022

Marianne Strassle

Donor

Brigitte A. Swift

Savannah R. Arguello

Markus R. Willert

Alina J. Cathcart Mark Cotton

Class of 2020

Kalyn M. Garner

Donor

Aaron B. Gordon

Bradley M. Baranowski

Luke T. Joyner

Gloria Donati

Luke Monbouquette

Laura C. Drohan

Seth E. Montgomery

Ryan C. Finn

Rachel G. Ngo Ntomp □

Luis S. Guerrero

Li Pan

Caroline A. Hopland

Nash K. Simpson

Max Jiusto and Kristin Jiusto

Jiayuan Tian

Zach Lawrence Hillary A. Leffue

Class of 2023

Emmylou N. Manwill

Donor

Joseph W. Markel

Bahram Ahmadli

James M. Mcleod

Mutaz M. Alamri

Catherine M. McManus

Lucas Amodio

Maxwell T. Robidoux

Margaux J. Arntson

Bria M. Stephens

Paloma G. Bagby

Norman M. Vigil

Jonas C. Bahceci

Chenghuai Xu

Tomas G. Ballester

Jesus D. Zelaya

Anna G. Bottrell Walter O. Bourdaghs

Class of 2021

Bryan Dickerson

Donor

Michael A. Fine

Zahraa M. Badat

Ayako Furumura

Jennifer K. Bentley

Ysabel A. Gomez-Gonzalez

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

Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund

$25,000 or more

Innovators Network Foundation

Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund

Kirkland & Ellis LLP

Nancy E. Barton Foundation

Trust of Saul Kurlat

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Latham & Watkins LLP

Citrix Systems, Inc.

Law School Admission Council

Climateworks Foundation

National Philanthropic Trust

Combined Jewish Philanthropies

Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Department of Health and Social Care

Schwab Charitable Fund

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Alfred P. Sloan Foundation

The Estate of Samuel M. Fineman

Smith Richardson Foundation, Inc.

Michael D. Fricklas & Donna J. Astion Foundation

Vanbarton Group LLC

The German Federal Ministry of Education & Research

Vanguard Charitable

The Wellcome Trust

Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Judith W. Torruella

President’s Associates $10,000–$24,999 American Endowment Foundation

TRG International LLC University of Miami University Of Washington

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

Fellow

The Boston Foundation

$2,500–$4,999

Constangy, Brooks, Smith, and Prophete LLP

Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP

Cooley LLP

Shawn Ambwani and Heather Hoyle Charitable Trust

Ashley Craig and Rob D. Craig

Burns & Levinson LLP

Fair Work PC

Brian Cuddeback and Jennifer Cuddeback

Goodwin Procter LLP

Exxon Mobil Corporation

J.P. Morgan Charitable Trust

Fiduciary Charitable Foundation

John McCarthy and Birgitta McCarthy

Foley Hoag LLP

Microsoft Corporation

Goulston & Storrs PC

Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc.

Holland & Knight LLP

Eric S. Pettit and Teri M. Stein

K&L Gates, LLP

Ropes & Gray LLP

National Women’s Law Center

The Estate of Stuart M. Shotwell

Case Nieboer

David M. Stern and Kathleen S. Stern

Nutter, McClennen & Fish LLP

Donald A. Stern

Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP

Robert M. Thomas, Jr. □ and Polly Hoppin

David J. Seipp □ and Carol Lee

WilmerHale

Al Stonitsch and Helen Witt

Dean’s Club

Barry Winston and Brenda Winston

$5,000–$9,999

Barrister

American University of Beirut (Open Society Foundations)

$1,000–$2,499

Anonymous

Mehr P. Akbar and Adel Dasmah

Baupost Group

Justo Arenas, Jr. and Andragale Arenas

Choate Hall & Stewart, LLP

Baker Botts LLP

Fidelity Foundation

The Blackbaud Giving Fund

James E. Fleming □ and Linda C. McClain □

Jane M. Burdick

Law Offices of Jerry S. Goldman & Associates, PC

Casellas Alcover & Burgos PSC

Daniel B. and Florence E. Green Foundation

Charities Aid Foundation of America

McDermott Will & Emery

Vincent Chiao

Mintz Levin Cohn Ferris Glovsky and Popeo PC

Dechert LLP

Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP

Anna M. di Robilant □

Morrison & Foerster Foundation

Stacey L. Dogan □ and Gregg Shapiro

Angela Onwuachi-Willig □ and Jacob Willig-Onwuachi □

Stephen M. Donweber □

The Pizzagalli Foundation

Zachary P. Dubin □

Kenneth A. Plevan

Fiduciary Trust Company

The Profesta Foundation

Tamar Frankel □ and Raymond Atkins

Matthew S. Robinson and Emily S. Robinson

Kristoffer Garin and Semra A. Mesulam

Sidley Austin LLP

Law Offices of Victor J. Garo

The Gayda Family Foundation

Goodman Law LLC

Edward & Verna Gerbic Family Foundation

Eric Gritz and Tami Gritz

Greenberg Traurig LLP

Deborah Ho

Hanki Family Trust

Jones Day

John B. Hobby and Wendy A. Hobby

Gary S. Lawson □ and Patricia B. Lawson

Peter Honig and Susan Flamm-Honig

Thomas Lincoln

Jewish Communal Fund

Locke Lord LLP

The Jewish Federation of Greater Washington

Aditya Manaktala and Ridhi Bagga

Wendy J. Kaplan □ and Tim Armour

Manuel Menendez Marin

Rita J. & Stanley H. Kaplan Family Foundation Inc.

Kevin Outterson □ and Marya Outterson

Trust of Luke F. Kelley

Proskauer Rose LLP

Adam Krueckeberg □

Robinson & Cole LLP

Alissa R. Leonard □

Andrew & Sheri Rosen Family Foundation

Gerry F. Leonard □

Elizabeth Ryan-Catalano □

Mona L. Locke

Eugene P. Schwartz Family Foundation

Metlife Inc. Charity Custodial Account

Seyfarth Shaw LLP

Michael Miller

Sid’s Carpet Barn Inc.

Timothy M. Pettit and Jennifer M. Pettit

Bernard Stewart and Alice Stewart

Renuka A. Rangappa

Michael A. Tomasulo

Ruth R. Rubin

Wolf Greenfield & Sacks P.C.

Salt, Inc Wendy R. Sherman and Bruce Stokes

Donor

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

$1–$499

Stifel Charitable Inc.

Claire B. Abely □

The T. Rowe Price Program For Charitable Giving

Cathy Ackerson

David I. Walker □ and Lauren Walker

Neil Aldin and Mary Lou Lacek

Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Jill Alpert

The Clara Weiss Fund Trust

Brooke Arlington □

Ronald E. Wheeler, Jr. □

Atlanta Jewish Foundation

Friend

Gabriela G. Ballester Cecily V. Banks □ and Jonathan P. Banks

$500–$999

Angela Bauer

Marlene H. Alderman

Lillian F. Bicchieri

Asian-American Lawyers Association Massachusetts, Inc.

Joseph P. Blankinship, Jr.

Boston College

Gina A. Bottrell

Bright Funds Foundation

Braverman and Lester

Brown Rudnick LLP

Brockton Animal Hospital LLC

Charles Carlson and Anna Carlson

Carlyn E. Burdick and Allan Sobon

J. D. Clinton and Mary S. Clinton

Juditra Burgess □

Beth G. Davis

Law Offices of Richard I. Burstein

DLA Piper LLP

John P. Cahill □

Mary E. Ehrenreich and Stephen G. Marks □

California Community Foundation

Felos & Felos PA

Marni G. Caputo □

Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner LLP

Adriana Castanon Moreira da Silva

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher

Arcangelo Cella

Su Chiang □

Susan E. Hoaglund

Clifford Wright PC

Moira Hogan

Kent A. Coit □ and Gail P. Mazzara

Chester D. Hooper □

Jill Collins □

Andrew T. Horgan □ and Andrea Horgan

Antonio Jose J. Colorado

Nicole Huberfeld □

Christopher Conley □

Abigail D. Ingalls

Jessie Curtis

Jerome H. Fletcher Revocable Trust

Liz Davis

Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Hartford, Inc.

Steven Dean □

Jewish Endowment Foundation of Western Massachusetts

Tara L. Johnson and C. John DeSimone, III

Kathleen D. Joyce □ and Michael Joyce

Michela M. Doherty □

Daniel H. Jurayj and Katharine B. Silbaugh □

Catherine Dorsey

Lorraine E. Kaplan □

Whitney M. Dowdy

Zachary D. Kaufman □

Claire Drigotas

Katherine W. Kean Rev. Trust

Barry Dubin

Daniel L. Kleinman □

Deborah Dublin

Paul Knothe and Brandy Gros

James Duda and Gillian Duda

Joseph Kolankowski and Elizabeth M. Kolankowski

Bradley Dunkin

Phillip C. Koutsogiane, Esq.

Lauren D. Eckenroth □

Lane & Bentley PC

Marc A. Elfman LLC

Chris LaPlaca

Vivian Etter □

Lauro-Phillips Revocable Living Trust

William Fang □

Hugh J. Lavery and Meredith H. Lavery

Alan L. Feld □ and Marcia Feld

Mandie A. Lebeau □

Brenton J. Fergusson and Cori Fergusson

Claire Lee □

Kenneth G. Fettig

Maureen Leo □

Elizabeth H. Field

Stephen Leo

Claire Fielder □

Minna G. Levin

Kalen Fletcher and Elias Tapley

Levitt Family Law and Mediation, LLC

Alan B Fodeman Atty at Law

Judith Lieberman & Lester Lieberman FDNJ Non-Profit

Luke J. Ford and Kathleen Ford

Cesar M. Linares Estevez

Ellen M. Frentzen □

Becks A. Loo

Lara Fuenmayor □ and Billy Fuenmayor

Priscilla M. Louie □

Fiona Garda

The Claude L. Lowen Trust

Todd Goldberg and Amy Goldberg

Kathleen Luz □

Donald E. Griffith □ and Anna J. Griffith

David B. Lyons □ and Sandra N. Lyons

Andrew Guzman

Diane MacDonald □

Danielle Hamilton

Santina Liliana Mangiafico □

Justin Hancock and Sidonie E. Hancock

Naomi M. Mann □

Mary H. Hancock

Anna Maria Masi

Woodrow Hartzog □

Stuart W. McDonald

Mohammed M. Hasnat

Mary C. Meehan

Arvin N. Hedayaty

Shira Megerman □

Rafael Hernandez

Michael J. Meurer □ and Miyuki Yamaguchi

Scott Hirst □

Colin Miller and Jennifer Miller

Erica Hitchings □

Howard M. Miller Law Offices

Kimberly F. Miragliuolo □

Kellie Sullivan □

Sandra N. Mitchell

Jack Sullivan

Kevin M. Mitchell, Jr. □

Aida Ten □

Nancy J. Moore □

Alan D. and Judith Tobin Charitable Foundation

Ramiro Morales, Jr. and Martha Garzon

Annie Tong

Severin Mueldner

Mary Tracy

Geraldine M. Muir □

The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust

A. K. Nandakumar and Jyothi Nandakumar □

Michael Ullian and Karen Ullian

Monroe and Florence Nash Foundation, Inc.

Veronica Valdivieso

Susan Novick

David H. Webber □ and Irit Tau-Webber

Robert T. O’Day

Stefanie B. Weigmann □

Brent C. Parrish

Nancy M. Weir

Portia Pedro □

Pamela Weisberg

Danielle Pelfrey Duryea □ and Eric Pelfrey Duryea

Jay D. Wexler □

Rebecca Pendleton □

YHB Charitable Endowment

Javier J. Perez-Andreu and Marta J. Perez

Kathryn M. Zeiler □

Peter Perlman

Qin Zhang and Jiang Ding

The Prim Law Firm PC Martin Quintana and Susie Quintana Alexa Ramer □ Eric Rantelili Martha Redding Angela Reeve Juan C. Reyes-Ramos and Amarilis De Soto-Cordero Frank Riddick, III and Carol Riddick Michal Riley and Sara Riley Jennifer L. Robble □ Christopher Robertson □ and Jamie Robertson Jacabed Rodriguez-Coss Zachary S. Rossetti □ and Laura E. D’Amato □ Lynne N. Rossman and David B. Rossman □ Joellen Saunders Ed Schmidt and Kelley Schmidt Elizabeth A. Schultz and Robert G. Bone Sanjeev Seereeram and Cecilia Mercado Andrew F. Sellars □ Sarah R. Sherman-Stokes □ Sharon Shriver Jed Shugerman □ Amy Siegel □ Jessica Silbey □ and Keith Dresser Robert D. Sloane □ Sobosik Law D. Craig Story Attorney at Law Lexa I. Sullivan and Brian K. Sullivan

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