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2012-2013 Donor Report Donor Report 2012-2013 Thank You! Your Support Helps Our Students Reach Their Fullest Potential

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Support for the Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University continued to grow in 2012-2013. Gifts and grants received totaled $2,543,902.

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Donor Report 2012-2013

Thank You! Your Support Helps Our Students Reach Their Fullest Potential

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Dear Alumni and Friends,

My first year as Dean has been filled with challenges and opportunities. The changing landscape of the legal profession and legal education has caused us to rethink how we prepare students for careers in the law.

Toward this end, we have placed a renewed emphasis on skills develop-ment and opportunities for our students to gain real-world experience. We have launched new programs — such as our Gitenstein Institute for Health Law and Policy, our Disaster Recovery Clinic and our semester- long D.C. externship — and have established new scholarships to con-tinue to attract outstanding students to Hofstra Law.

These innovations and resources are made possible through the generos-ity of our alumni and friends, and for that I am extremely grateful. This Donor Report allows us the opportunity to thank you and demonstrate how your gifts to Hofstra Law are making a difference.

Throughout the year I have come to know the Hofstra Law community better and have seen how the involvement of our alumni and friends impacts all aspects of what we do. Like all great institutions, Hofstra Law relies upon its community to make it stronger and more successful.

Your financial support enables us to recruit bright and motivated stu-dents who will be exemplary lawyers; to have an impact on those in need in our surrounding neighborhoods through our clinics and pro bono stu-dent activities; to encourage initiative among our students by helping to fund their organizations, new ideas and efforts to help their fellow students; to develop innovative programs that focus on new and growing areas of the law; to go beyond the basics of classroom teaching to bring thought leaders to the Law School to inform our students and faculty and the legal community; and to support our faculty in their own scholarly endeavors.

Beyond your financial support, your active service as organizational leaders, volunteers, event hosts, mentors and speakers further bolsters Hofstra Law and provides invaluable support to our students.

You are truly our partners in shaping Hofstra Law and growing its rep-utation. I thank you again for all that you do and hope that we can con-tinue to rely on your commitment and support.

With appreciation,

Eric Lane Dean and Eric J. Schmertz Distinguished Professor of Public Law and Public Service

A Message From the Dean

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You are truly our partners in shaping Hofstra Law and growing its reputation. I thank you again for all that you do and hope that we can continue to rely on your commitment and support.”‘‘

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2012-2013 Financial Report

Endowment Gifts $1,248,011

Annual Fund $909,261 Scholarships — $361,663

Other — $319,972

Unrestricted — $150,108

Dean’s Discretionary Fund — $77,518

Capital Funds $222,500

Grants $125,000

Events/Other $39,130

Hofstra Law endowment investments grew to $39.8 million in fiscal year 2013 and have increased by 127 percent in the last eight years.

Fiscal Year 2013 Gifts & Grants Received

Endowment Investment Market Value

Support for the Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University continued to grow in 2012-2013. Gifts and grants received totaled $2,543,902.

Major Donor Support

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How Your Gifts Made a Difference

Participating in Moot Court provided me with essential tools to become a better advocate and prepared me for entering the profession as an immigration attorney.” — Elanie Cintron ’13 Lichter Immigration, Moot Court President, 2012-2013

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Perhaps no gift has a greater impact than that of a scholarship. For the student, it means the chance to pursue a legal career and achieve a significant and, in many cases, lifelong goal. Scholarships enable us to attract top students in an increasingly competitive admissions environment and reward those students who have excelled.

In 2012-2013, 58 percent of our students received Law School scholarship support. Donors helped to provide scholarship assistance through their gifts to named endowed scholarships, named annual scholarships, the Law School Scholarship Fund, the Public Justice Fellowships and the Annual Fund.

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APALSA/SALSA Alumni Reception

Leaders of BFCU with Thomas Dew Gill Memorial Scholarship Recipient Christina Robinson 1L

John Bae ’89

Fusae Nara ’91

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Asian Pacific American Law Student Association (APALSA)/South Asian Law Student Association (SALSA) Alumni Endowed Scholarship

The APALSA/SALSA Alumni Endowed Scholarship was established through the generous leadership gifts of John Bae ’89, founder of the Asian Pacific American Law Student Association at Hofstra Law and a partner at Mintz Levin, and Fusae Nara ’91, an APALSA alumna and partner at Pillsbury, as well as other alumni contributions.

This scholarship will be awarded in perpetuity to an outstanding student who is a committed member of APALSA and/or SALSA. The inaugural award will be made during the 2013-2014 academic year.

Bethpage Federal Credit Union (BFCU) Thomas Dew Gill Memorial Scholarship

BFCU established the scholarship in memory of Thomas Dew Gill, former president of BFCU and former chairman of its executive committee, who passed away in June of 2012. BFCU also wanted to demonstrate its support of Hofstra Law’s diverse community with a three-year, full-tuition scholarship for a Long Island resident. Through a partnership with Farrell Fritz LLP, the scholarship also includes a paid summer externship at the firm.

Christina Robinson 1L, a 2013 graduate of Georgetown University from Baldwin, was selected to receive this wonderful honor.

Featured New Scholarships

This scholarship has relieved the financial burden that accompanies attending law school and allowed me to focus all of my energy on my academic studies. Additionally, I am deeply grateful for the support I have received from Bethpage Federal Credit Union, the Gill family and the Hofstra Law community.” — Christina Robinson 1L

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Diversity Dinner

Founding Dean Emeritus Malachy MahonFormer Dean Eric J. Schmertz

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Class of 1983 Annual Scholarship

To honor their 30th-anniversary Hofstra Law reunion, the Class of 1983 wanted to give back in a significant way. Through the efforts of their reunion committee, $10,000 was raised to name a scholarship in memory of their classmates Joseph Bakanauskas, Robert Bernhardt, Mario Brusco, Robert Castellano, Richard Keidel, Steven Kosstrin, John Lazarus, Robert Ross, Mark Schwartz and Ashirah Sholomis Naphtali-Israel, who are no longer with us. The scholarship will be awarded to an entering student who demonstrates outstanding academic achievement.

Other Recently Established Scholarships

Jesse R. Baker ’79 Memorial Annual Scholarship Established by Gutman, Mintz, Baker & Sonnenfeldt, P.C.

Marvin Gutter ’76 Endowed Graduate Award in Tax Law Established by members of the Class of 1976

Founding Dean Malachy Mahon Endowed Scholarship Established by an anonymous donor and other alumni

Mendel Family Endowed Scholarship Established by Emily and Stephen Mendel, both members of the Class of 1977

Moritt Hock & Hamroff LLP Annual Scholarship Established by Marc Hamroff ’83 and the firm of Moritt Hock & Hamroff LLP

Eric J. Schmertz Memorial Endowed Scholarship Established by members of the Schmertz family, alumni and friends of Hofstra Law

Talmud Family Endowed Scholarship Established by Howard Talmud ’91 in memory of his parents, Allen and Renee Talmud

Featured New Scholarships

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Named Endowed and Annual Scholarship Recipients(Class year reflects the year the scholarship was awarded.)

Mitchell B. Adler ’76 Memorial Scholarship: Robert Kaplain 1L

Jesse R. Baker ’79 Memorial Annual Scholarship: Brittany Johnson 2L

Binder & Binder Endowed Scholarship: Olga Polivoda 1L

Hank Bjorklund ’80 Endowed Scholarship: Christopher Biddulph 1L

Black Law Student Alumni Endowed Scholarship: Cherie Nicole Brown 2L

Bertram D. Brettschneider Endowed Scholarship: Addie Katz 1L

Andrea & Kenneth Brodlieb Endowed Scholarship: Stephanie Revilla 1L

Linda Carmody-Roberts ’74 Endowed Memorial Scholarship in Trusts & Estates/Elder Law: Brittni Uhl 2L

Certilman Balin Honors Partnership Scholarship: Gina Depaula 3L

Joni Cesta ’91 Endowed Memorial Scholarship: Daniel D’Costa 1L

Barbara & Maurice A. Deane ’81 Scholarship in Law: James O’Connor 1L

David Diamond Memorial Scholarship: Michelle Holmes 2L

Boomer Esiason Endowed Scholarship: Adam Unger 1L

Jonathan Falk ’77 Memorial Endowed Scholarship: Louis Leon 2L, Bernadette Lopez 2L and Christopher Muniz 2L

Ricky Feldman ’88 Memorial Scholarship: Rebecca Ruscito 2L

Jeffrey D. Forchelli Endowed Scholarship: Christopher Dioguardi 1L

Sari M. Friedman ’77, ’80 Endowed Law Scholarship: Courtney Rodriguez 3L

Milton M. Gardner Endowed Scholarship: Christina Pingaro 1L

Albert and Pearl Ginsberg Annual Scholarship: Allyson Beach 1L and Emily Lovejoy 1L

Albert and Pearl Ginsberg Family Endowed Scholarship: Inderjit Dhami 3L and Robert Gore 1L

Shirley & Hyman Goldstein Endowed Scholarship: Matthew Lavoie 2L

Commissioner Monica Gollub Endowed Memorial Scholarship: Adam Preller 1L

Myrka Gonzalez ’82 and David Ochoa Endowed Scholarship: Daniel Ontivero 1L

Dwight L. Greene Endowed Memorial Scholarship: Landon Dais 1L

Abraham J. Gross ’78 Endowed Scholarship: Amanda D’introno 1L

Honorable Frank A. Gulotta Endowed Scholarship of the Columbian Lawyers’ Association of Nassau County, Inc.: Nicole Guliano 2L

Blanche E. Jeffery Endowed Scholarship: Sobia Mahmood 1L

David Kadane Fellowship in Public Interest Law Award: Jaclyn Quiles 2L and Tushara Saint Vitus 2L

Peter S. Kalikow Endowed Scholarship: Sean Reidy 3L and Alex Kaminski 3L

Named Scholarships and Fellowships

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Sidney Kalikow Endowed Scholarship: Andrew Lauria 1L

Sidney & Pearl Kalikow Endowed Scholarship: Maitry Halder 2L

Lawrence Kessler Advocates: Kaitlyn Flynn 2L and Gabrielle Guzman 2L

LALSA Endowed Alumni Scholarship: Bernadette Lopez 2L

Neil P. Levin ’81 Endowed Memorial Scholarship: Jaclyn Waters 1L

Lubov Family Endowed Scholarship: Courtney DeCicco 2L

D. Carl Lustig III ’78 Endowed Scholarship in Tort Law: Chelsea Plushanski 1L

Ella Mandelbaum Endowed Law School Scholarship: Bryan Cimala 1L

Sylvia Martin Endowed Scholarship: Amanda Senske 1L

Raymond J. McKee Endowed Law School Scholarship: Alex Lovejoy 1L

Meltzer, Lippe, Goldstein & Breitstone, LLP Endowed Scholarship: Nina Marinaro 1L

Marilyn Monter ’76 Endowed Scholarship: Chelsea Plushanski 1L

Patricia F. Moore ’78 Memorial Endowed Scholarship: Kristen Fusco 1L

Moritt Hock & Hamroff LLP Annual Scholarship: Raechel Horowitz 1L and Seth Nadel 1L

One Hundred Black Men Endowed Scholarship: Cherie Nicole Brown 2L and Tushara Saint Vitus 2L

BT Paryani Endowed Scholarship: Omar Samuel 1L

Arthur Pergament ’85 Endowed Scholarship: Christopher Kochman 3L

Ricardo Ramos Memorial Endowed Scholarship: Anthony Matos 1L

John J. Regan Memorial Endowed Distinguished Academic Scholarship: Dina Awad 1L

Joseph M. Rizzo ’04 Memorial Endowed Scholarship: Paul Liggieri 2L

Jonathan Roppolo Memorial Annual Award: Brittany Reiner 3L

Jodi and Robert ’74 Rosenthal Endowed Scholarship: Thomas McGowan 1L

Ruskin Moscou Faltischek Endowed Award for Outstanding Appellate Advocacy: Elanie Citron 3L, Jenelle DeVits 3L, Adam Kahn 3L and Stephen Piraino 3L

Arthur D. Sanders ’77 and Jerry Spiegel Endowed Scholarship: Katherine Muserilli 1L

Lawrence C. Schoen Scholarship in Memory of Howard H. Born: James Meehan 1L

Noah Sher ’03 Endowed Memorial Scholarship: Courtney Klapper 1L

Harold & Eva Singer Endowed Scholarship: Andrew Garbacz 1L

Edward J. Speno Endowed Memorial Scholarship: Lauren Bernstein 1L

CV Starr Endowed Scholarship in the School of Law: Eileen Monahan 1L, Julia Elmaleh-Sachs 1L and Michael Oppenheimer 1L

Sidney Storch Research in Law Endowed Scholarship: Phillip Hwang 3L

Robert and Michelle ’94 Wallach Endowed Scholarship: Brittany Reiner 3L

Raymond L. Wilkes Endowed Scholarship: Michelle Holmes 2L

Glenn J. Winuk ’87 Endowed Memorial Scholarship: Alexandra Lopes 1L

E. David Woycik, Jr. ’80 Endowed Scholarship: Richard Wolf 1L

Eugene M. Wypyski Memorial Endowed Scholarship: Michael Engle 1L

APALSA-SALSA Event

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2012-2013 Fellowship Recipients (Class year reflects the fellow’s class year in 2012-2013.)

Child and Family Advocacy Fellowship, funded through the generosity of the Carl Marks Foundation, Andrew Boas ’80 and Mark Claster ’77: Noora Barakat 1L, Allison Flood 1L, Carolyn Kim 1L, Mary O’Neill 1L, Rachel Summer 1L, Nicole Guliano 2L, Joel Pietrzak 2L, Mikila Thompson 2L, Lauren Wylie 2L, Kristen Pizzuti 3L, Brittany Reiner 3L, Courtney Rodriguez 3L, Ariana Sanai 3L and Camile Tucker 3L

William R. Ginsberg Memorial Fellowship in Environmental Law: Frank Piccininni 2L

Health Law and Policy Fellowship: Reema Sultan 2L, Ryan Mainhardt 3L and Yi Ri 3L

LGBT Rights Fellowship: Christa Levko 1L, Erin Thorn 1L, Elanie Cintron 3L, Jenelle DeVits 3L and Stevie Tran 3L

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Public Justice Foundation (PJF) Fellowship Recipients

A total of 40 PJF Fellowships were awarded, including the following named fellowships:

(Class year reflects the year the fellowship was awarded.)

Herbert Kurzer Endowed Scholarship: Shany Noy 1L, Nassau County Attorney’s Office, Family Court Bureau

Adam Levy Public Justice Foundation Fellowship: Alexandria Morrell 2L, Legal Aid Queens Criminal Practice Office

Samuel Ramos Public Justice Foundation Fellowship: Gabriela Gomez 2L, Catholic Diocese of El Paso, Texas — Diocesan Migrant & Refugee Services, Inc.

Tom Wales Public Justice Fellowship: Stephen Sealey 2L, Attorney General’s Office/Labor and Personnel Division

David L. Weissman and Michelle Laskin Public Justice Foundation Fellowship: Jessica Fildes 2L, The Legal Aid Society

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Graduation Award Recipients

Gina Maria Escarce Scholarship: Ian Bel 3L

Monroe Freedman Excellence in Criminal Justice Ethics Award: Rico Tagliaferri 3L

William Goldberg Endowed Scholarship: Elanie Cintron 3L

Marvin Gutter ’76 Endowed Graduate Award in Tax Law: John Hauser 3L

Judge Edward Hart Memorial Scholarship for Excellence in Trial Advocacy: Philip Nash 3L and George Michel 3L

Herman Hillman Real Estate Award: Ilirian Durri 3L

Hofstra Law Review Alumni Writing Award: Ana Getiashivili 3L

Stephanie E. Kupferman ’90 Endowed Scholarship: Camile Tucker 3L and Courtney Rodriguez 3L

Deborah Sloyer ’79 Memorial Scholarship in Trial Advocacy: Adam Kahn 3L

Leon Stern Endowed Award of the Criminal Courts Bar Association: Michele Wieber 3L

Benjamin Weintraub and Alan Resnick Bankruptcy Law Award: Dave Gerardi 3L and Stephen Piraino 3L

Named Scholarships and Fellowships

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For more information on Hofstra Law’s named endowed and annual scholarships and fellowships, visit law.hofstra.edu/Scholarships.

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Experiential Learning

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Building on the Maurice A. Deane School of Law’s long-established history of preparing, challenging and inspiring its students to make an impact in their communities, we greatly expanded our experiential learning programs in fiscal year 2013 and will continue to do so. Overall, Hofstra Law is placing greater emphasis on preparing our students more effectively for 21st-century legal practice and meeting the marketplace demands for more practice-ready lawyers.

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Hofstra Law’s clinics and clinic practicums:

ExternshipsStudents have more opportunities to develop their skills through externships (here and abroad). A record number of students — 218 — took part in externships this past year.

Alumni interested in having an extern or intern can contact Franca Sachs, executive director of pro bono, externship and fellowship programs, at [email protected] or 516-463-0386.

Asylum Clinic

Clinical Prosecution Practicum

Community and Economic Development Clinic

Criminal Justice Clinic

Disaster Recovery Clinic

Immigration Clinic Practicum

Juvenile Justice Practicum

Law Reform Advocacy Clinic

Mediation Clinic

Securities Arbitration Clinic

Youth Advocacy Clinic

We will be offering a Health Law Clinic as of fall 2014.

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Hofstra Law in D.C. Students

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Practical Lawyering Skills

Disaster Recovery Clinic

In response to Superstorm Sandy’s devastating impact on Long Island, Hofstra Law estab-lished our Disaster Recovery Clinic under the direction of Professor Michael Haber. The clinic engages 2L and 3L students in providing legal assistance, under supervision, on a wide range of issues affecting individuals and local small businesses as they recover from Sandy. The clinic was made possible through generous grants from the Robin Hood Foundation and the Long Island Community Foundation.

Veterans Legal Clinic

The students of Hofstra Law’s Veterans Law Student Association demonstrated their com-mitment to helping address the legal service needs of Long Island’s veterans by organizing a Veterans Legal Clinic at the Law School in April and November of 2013. Organized in coopera-tion with the Nassau County Bar Association, Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano ’87 and the Nassau County Veterans Services Agency, the clinic was open to all veterans at no charge and provided free consultations with attorneys who specialize in VA benefits and claims, family law, Social Security disability, employment, USERRA, housing, bankruptcy, debtor/creditor matters, landlord-tenant dis-putes, elder law, tax, wills, estates, Medicare and Medicaid, and more. The students were instrumental in enlisting the volunteer attor-neys, counselors and advocates and conducted intakes. To date, the clinic has provided more than 150 veterans with free legal services.

Occupy Wall Street Independent Study Clinic

Hofstra Law students were also the inspiration for the development of our Occupy Wall Street Independent Study Clinic. The clinic was an outgrowth of conversations between Professor Stefan Krieger and two students in his evidence class who wanted to do something to highlight the issues being raised by the protesters. The

clinic was a collaborative effort that involved faculty in the Criminal Law, Community and Economic Development, Mediation, and Youth Advocacy clinics. Eventually, the faculty and students decided to focus their efforts on representing an individual protester who was arrested and beaten in the demonstrations. Ultimately, the case — the first Occupy Wall Street case against the City of New York in U.S. District Court — was settled, and a new case has just been filed.

Hofstra Law in D.C. Externship Program

In the fall of 2013, Hofstra Law began offering a full-time, semester-long externship pro-gram in Washington, D.C., for third-year law students. The program, organized by Scott Glick ’81, program director and a senior coun-sel in the National Security Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, allows students the opportunity to work as unpaid legal externs at an approved congressional committee, federal government agency, or nonprofit or public interest organization. In addition, Glick leads a weekly seminar that explores constitutional, statutory and regulatory issues from multiple perspectives. Among the special guests are a panel of alumni working at various agencies in D.C. The inaugural student group includes:

Stephen Atwell, U.S. Department of Justice, Environmental and Natural Resources Division, Environmental Enforcement Section

Allison Baxter, American Bar Association, Center on Children and the Law

Lauren Murphy, National Labor Relations Board

David Pratt, Office of U.S. Representative Charles Rangel

Ulrica Sheridan, Office of U.S. Representative Charles Rangel

Michael Smith, Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, Bankruptcy Judges

Erin Thorn, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Office of Principal Legal Advisor

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Hofstra Labor & Employment Law Journal 30th Anniversary: Students with NLRB Chairman Mark Gaston Pearce, center

Hofstra Law Review 40th Anniversary: Students with the Honorable John Ashcroft, left

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Student Activities and Services

The Annual Fund enhances the student experience by supporting the programs and activities of student organizations, assisting trial teams in traveling to and participating in competitions, funding professional devel-opment programming, and supporting events that bring alumni to campus to share their law school and career experiences. Hofstra Law also receives designated gifts that provide additional funding for student activities.

Professional Success and Leadership DevelopmentHofstra Law’s Professional Success and Leadership Development program, now in its fourth year, teaches students how to communicate their unique skills, abilities and leadership styles to differentiate themselves in an increasingly competitive and entrepreneurial legal marketplace. The program’s signature event is the annual Success Strategies Boot Camp, which focuses on teaching students how to develop persuasive oral and written communication skills, understand different communication styles, present themselves in a polished and professional manner and prepare for interviews so as to make the best impression. This program has been generously funded by a gift from Roberta Karp ’83.

Milestone Journal AnniversariesGifts to the Annual Fund supplement student activity fees so that organizations can host special events, particularly those that engage alumni with an affinity to their group. In fiscal year 2013, both the Hofstra Law Review and the Hofstra Labor & Employment Law

Journal celebrated milestone anniversaries — their 40th and 30th, respectively. On October 15, 2012, the Law Review presented a wonderful evening in New York City celebrating the impact of the journal and the work of its contributors and staff in creating a publication that has made its mark on the legal community. Former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft was the special guest speaker. The Labor & Employment Law Journal held its event on February 7, 2013, at Dechert, hosted by alumnus Andrew L. Oringer ’84. The event brought journal alumni together and featured Mark Gaston Pearce, chairman of the National Labor Relations Board, and David B. Feldman ’82, founding editor-in-chief of the journal.

Mock Trial CompetitionsThis past year, students successfully competed in several mock trial competitions. In June 2013, Kaitlyn Flynn 3L won second place at Baylor Law School’s 2013 Top Gun National Mock Trial Competition. In October 2013, Kaitlyn, along with Jana McNulty 3L and Eleni Aristo 3L, won the Peter James Johnson National Civil Rights Trial Competition, the only national civil rights trial competition in the country. The students received training from Adjunct Professor Jared Rosenblatt ’03 and Professor Barbara Barron ’84, the director of the Trial Techniques Program and Student Advocacy Programs, and faculty advisor for the Moot Court Board.

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The Maurice A. Deane School of Law began with a vision to be a different kind of law school. The development of clinics and other skills-development programs, such as Trial Techniques, were the earliest examples of our innovative approach to legal education. That focus continues today through new programs that address the most pressing issues of the day while giving our students unique opportunities to advance public policy and legislation, explore cutting-edge legal developments and meet the very real needs of our surrounding communities.

Gitenstein Institute for Health Law and PolicyIn April 2013, Hofstra Law launched our Gitenstein Institute for Health Law and Policy. The institute’s mission includes developing and implementing new methods for training students in order to broaden access to quality health care for everyone and to create a more just health care system. In October, the institute held its first major symposium, “Affordable Healthcare’s Next Act,” which explored the challenges the Affordable Care Act presents, the opportunities it offers, and the gaps it has failed to fill as well as the ones it has newly created. The event was part of the Garfunkel Wild, P.C. Thought Leadership in Action Speaker Series, sponsored by the firm, and featured partner Judith A. Eisen ’86. The Gitenstein Institute, which is led by Janet L. Dolgin, the Jack and Freda Dicker Distinguished Professor of Health Care Law, was established through a generous $1 million donation from the Kermit Gitenstein Foundation and the efforts of Gitenstein Foundation head Steven Schlesinger ’76, a Hofstra Law alumnus and managing partner of the law firm Jaspan Schlesinger LLP.

Access to Justice IncubatorWith generous initial commitments from alumnae Judith Livingston ’79, Lorna Goodman ’75 and Elissa Epstein ’78, the New York State Unified Court System and area law firms, Hofstra Law is launching an Access to Justice Incubator. This new legal services center, where recent Hofstra Law graduates will work under the supervision of an experienced managing attorney, will further bridge the gap in pro bono legal representation in several critical areas of need for low-income individuals and families in Nassau County. The incubator is an innovative response to Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman’s focus on the desperate need to provide greater civil legal services for indigent individuals in New York, as well as the Nassau County Bar and judiciary’s recognition of this problem in our own community. The incubator will further serve as an apprenticeship program to better prepare the next generation of the legal profession for practicing law. Initially, the postgraduate fellows will be trained to serve as court evaluators and attorneys for individuals alleged to be incapacitated for health care decision-making, and provide representation for individuals who are facing foreclosure on or eviction from their homes.

Innovation

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Faculty Scholarship

John DeWitt Gregory Research Scholar ProgramTo encourage and support faculty research and scholarship, Professor John DeWitt Gregory endowed the John DeWitt Gregory Research Scholar program at Hofstra Law. Through the program, up to two faculty members are designated as a John DeWitt Gregory Research Scholar every two years. The core purpose of the research scholarship is to support faculty members with a demonstrated history of scholarly productivity who wish to engage in a significant scholarly project. The award provides for the time and financial resources that allow faculty members to pursue their research over the two-year period. The John DeWitt Gregory Research Scholar position is open to any non-visiting, tenured full-time faculty member. The John DeWitt Gregory Research Scholar for 2012-2013 was Professor Grant M. Hayden.

Our outstanding faculty is among the most prolific and often cited in the United States. A recent study by the University of St. Thomas School of Law ranked Hofstra Law No. 33 among law schools nationally for its scholarly impact and No. 5 among New York state law schools. Their work advances legal discourse, benefits our students and brings renown to the Law School. In addition, through our annual conference and lecture program, Hofstra Law brings nationally known scholars and practitioners to the Law School to provide a forum for exploring important legal topics, and to benefit from their expertise.

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Donors We are grateful to the many alumni, parents, friends, law firms, foundations and corporations who help support our mission through charitable contributions.

Thank you for your dedication.

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Benefactors ($25,000 and up)

Anonymous Donor

Bethpage Federal Credit Union

Law Offices of Binder & Binder PC*

Andrew Boas ’80*

Mark Claster ’77*

Maurice A. Deane ’81*

Laurence T. Ginsberg ’79 Family Fund*

Kermit Gitenstein Foundation, Inc.

Lorna Goodman ’75

Professor John DeWitt Gregory*

Rosemary A. Levitt ’82 and Steven L. Levitt ’81

Judith Livingston ’79*

Long Island Community Foundation

Emily Schulman Mendel ’77 and Stephen F. Mendel ’77

Robin Hood Foundation

Howard J. Talmud ’91*

Distinguished Leaders ($10,000-$24,999)

1199SEIU United Healthcare Workers East

John Bae ’89*

Certilman Balin Adler & Hyman, LLP*

Arthur I. Indursky

Edward M. Kalikow ’78*

Roberta Karp ’83*

Patrick W. Kelly ’82

Moritt Hock & Hamroff LLP

Fusae Nara ’91*

Sanford P. Rosen ’78

Brad Eric Scheler ’77 and Amy Frolick*

Diana and Robert C. Wong ’75

Partners ($5,000-$9,999)Robert M. Abrahams ’76

BARBRI Inc.

Columbian Lawyers Association of the First Judicial Department

Columbian Lawyers’ Association of Nassau County, Inc.

Hillary Light Fuhrman ’78 and Richard A. Fuhrman ’77*

Gutman Mintz Baker & Sonnenfeldt PC

Long Island Hispanic Bar Association

Christopher T. McGrath*

Janis McKee Meyer ’81

Michael D. Patrick ’78*

Samuel Ramos ’91*

Catherine Samuels ’79*

Shelley Sherman ’77

Advocates ($2,500-$4,999)

Brian Daughney ’86*

Carol A. Casazza Herman ’84 and Neil Herman ’85

Spencer D. Klein ’89

Michelle Laskin ’90 and David L. Weissman ’90*

Adam B. Levy ’92

Saul P. Morgenstern ’81

John and Nancy Rivkin

Rivkin Radler LLP*

Stephen J. Wallace ’83

Fellows ($1,000-$2,499)

Anonymous Donor, In Honor of the Class of 1994

Robert H. Abrams ’79

Spencer J. Angel ’91

Pearl Apisson ’86

Jay G. Baris ’78

Philippe Bennett ’81

Lynn A. Boccio ’78

David R. Bolnick ’80

Jason S. Brookner ’94

Russell S. Burman ’80

William F. Carmody

Christopher J. Caruso ’00*

Mark J. Caruso ’77*

Kim C. Ciesinski ’89

Sarah K. Cohn ’87*

Catharine K. Coleman and C. Payson Coleman, Jr. ’76*

Charles B. Cummings ’73*

Robert Falk

The Honorable John Farley ’73*

Merrie S. Frankel ’80*

Dolores Fredrich ’80 and Jeffrey Keller ’80*

Professor Monroe H. Freedman

Nancy Freedman ’91 and Richard Freedman Fund

Judith D. Fryer ’75*

Rosalind M. Gordon ’73*

Gottlieb & Gordon

Lauren D. Greenbaum ’01 and Arthur S. Laitman ’99

Arthur R. Hirst*

Martin E. Kohler ’77

Dean Eric Lane

Dean’s CircleThe Dean’s Circle gives special recognition to donors who contribute $1,000 or more to Hofstra Law (excluding event contributions). In addition to being listed in this report, these donors are included on the Dean’s Circle recognition display in the Leeds, Morelli & Brown Atrium and receive special membership benefits.

Graduates of the last 10 years are invited to become a “Protégé” member of the Dean’s Circle. Protégé members receive the full benefits available to Dean’s Circle donors but at special reduced giving levels.

*Donor for five or more consecutive years

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Ivy Leibowitz ’88

Jody Fink Lippman ’83 and David B. Lippman ’83

Andrew S. Lipton ’77*

Barbara A. Lukeman ’00

D. Carl Lustig III ’78

Leslie A. Margolin ’80

Shelia Martin ’79

Suzanne Mikos ’99 and Kenneth R. David ’99*

Ronald S. Milstein ’81

Peter S. Morgan ’97

Eric W. Nodiff ’83

Michelle A. Parfitt ’80

Jodi L. Popofsky ’83

Marc D. Powers ’80

George H. Roberts

Bari Jane Wolfe Rogers ’83 and Philip Rogers, Jr. ’83

Glen D. Rubin’89*

Edward S. Rudofsky ’73

Kevin Schlosser ’84*

Leo Schoffer ’77 and Melissa Schoffer ’05*

Richard A. Small ’80

H. Brooks Smith ’80*

Howard M. Smith ’78*

George B. South, III ’91

William F. Weir ’85*

Marc S. Wenger ’87

Michael D. Zarin ’85

Protégé Members 2003-2005 ($500 and up)

Jeanne Cho ’03

Gina T. Danetti ’03

Katherine R. Dieterich ’05

Thelma L. Jones ’05

Dayna Shillet ’03

2006-2008 ($250 and up)

Karen C. Baswell ’07

Mary I. Bresnan ’06

Kerri D’Ambrosio ’08

Jose Ricardo Guzman ’06

Theresa Ehle Harris ’06

David M. Kleinman ’06

Gariel Sands Nahoum ’08

JoAnna Nicholson ’08

Seth Presser ’07

Franca D. Sachs ’06 and Steven L. Sachs ’05

Eric A. Schwitzer ’08

Elyse Stern ’06

Terrence Tarver ’07

YuhTyng Tsuei ’07

Lynda Madera Vaillant ’08 and Daniel P. Vaillant ’08

Paul R. Weber ’07

2009-2012 ($100 and up)

Giuseppe Aguanno ’09

Ahmed Almudallal ’12

Bryan L. Arbeit ’11

Joseph R. Bjarnson ’09

Angela M. Burton ’09

Andrea J. Caruso ’10

Thomas Kam Chu ’12

Paul J. Edelson ’10

Scott I. Forman ’12

Brenda D. Giuliano ’10

Evan Gotlob ’10

Chris P. Hampton ’11

Nana S. Japaridze ’09 and Richard Facundo ’09

Leonid Krimsky ’09

Jamie Laginestra ’09

Annette Marie Lalic ’11

Stephen A. Lampo ’10

Frank A. Mazzagati ’10

John G. Papadopoulos ’11

Byeongju Park ’11

Timothy A. Schmidt ’09

Micah Greynum Snitzer ’09

Matthew L. Solomon ’12

Friends ($500-$999)

Beverly Baker ’97

Professor Barbara Barron ’84 and Professor Lawrence Kessler

Lanning G. Bryer ’83

Professor Juliana Campagna

George R. Caso, III ’80

Robert J. Cicero ’93

Stephen G. Epstein ’80

Carmine E. Esposito ’89*

Professor Susan Fortney

Marilyn Genoa ’89

Joel K. Gerstenblatt ’77

Professor Jennifer A. Gundlach

Deborah Harris ’81

Carol Lieb Himes ’78 and Scott M. Himes ’78

Maurice R. Kassimir ’80

Andrew A. Kress ’79*

Stephanie McEvily ’80 and Charles McEvily ’73

Susan E. Herzog Millman ’81 and Paul M. Millman ’80

Randell Montellaro ’85*

John L. Nickelsberg ’75*

Laura M. Papa ’82 and John P. Papa ’82

Laurence Paskowitz ’83

Robert W. Pearce ’80

Brian Pfeiffer ’99

Brett M. Reiss ’78

Annual PJF Auction

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Theodore Roosevelt American Inn of Court

Sondra S. Roppolo*

Dr. & Mrs. Richard F. Rosenberg*

Victor Schachter*

The Honorable Joyce P. Sparrow ’75

Peter Scott Tipograph ’80*

Glen Wolther ’81

Contributors ($100-$499)

Dominique F. Atteritano ’99

William A. Bader ’84*

Patience O. Banister ’74*

The Honorable Dolores A. Battalia ’78

Lauren A. Baum ’93

Andrew E. Berman

Lisa H. Berman

Gregory J. Berry ’87

Mark I. Binsky ’80

Paul E. Blutman ’77*

Susan B. Braver ’73 and Joseph B. Gulmi ’73

Eric B. Brettschneider ’79

Lisa E. Brodoff ’80

Daniel J. Buoniconti ’98*

Konrad L. Cailteux ’85*

Juan A. Campos ’77

Marianne Candito ’87 and Steven A. Candito ’85

Jacqueline Carway ’77

Peter S. Casalino ’04

Mayra A. Cataldo

Andrew J. Ceraulo ’79*

Deborah A. Ciresi ’78

Donald L. Citak ’80*

Gregory B. Classon ’81*

Harris N. Cogan ’78

Robert H. Cohen ’83

Professor J. Scott Colesanti

Richard D. Collins ’81

James M. Conway ’88

Christine D. Costigan ’73

Patrick M. Cox ’96

Philip A. Crotty ’73*

Beatrice Crowder ’83

Lesley Magaril De Lia ’79

David Thomas Della Rocca ’96

Jill D. Delman ’78

Roseanna Demaria ’78 and Allan D. Dinkoff ’80

Thomas J. DeMayo ’73

Desena & Associates LLP

Mitchell Devack ’75

William DeVito ’93*

The Honorable Arthur M. Diamond ’78

Beth Charney Dorfman ’84*

Patrick W. Dunn ’76

Judith N. Eidenberg ’95

Alan Engle

The Honorable Saralee P. Evans ’78

Deborah A. Ezbitski ’83

Carol Falcinelli ’91

Leslie Feifer ’94

Stuart Feldman

John G. Ferreira ’83

Marcia Z. Feuer ’90

Joseph E. Field ’88

Lorraine S. Fields ’84

Stephan J. Filipek ’88

Mary Lou Folts ’93

Michael B. Frank ’77

Christine Frederick ’91

Robert Fricke ’90*

Donna Denton Friedman ’88

Sandrea Friedman ’84

Paula Frome ’74

Alison S. Gallub ’88 and Michael Brian Gallub ’86

Dolores Gebhardt ’84

Sandra R. Geller ’75

Michele K. Gerace ’96

Francis B. Gibbons ’87

Bruce H. Goldstein ’92

Edward S. Goodman ’94

Jennifer Liddy Green ’93

Glenn J. Greenfader ’85

Professor Daniel J. Greenwood

James A. Gregory ’95

Romulo E. Guevara ’96

Gabrielle M. Guzman

Adam S. Harris ’87

Stephen B. Harris ’86

Jennifer Bush Hawkins ’93*

Eric M. Hellige ’80

Judith S. Hozore ’78*

Courtenaye Y. Jackson-Chase ’92

John C. St. Jeanos ’88

Ralph Joel ’74*

Ellen Kahn ’78

Jeffrey S. Kahn ’76*

Susan M. Kane ’77 and Kent V. Moston ’75

David A. Kellman ’74*

John G. Kennedy ’91*

Michael B. Kent ’76

Deirdre Kessler ’80

Roberta B. Kotkin ’85

Lynne A. Kramer ’76 and Frederick Eisenbud ’75

Margaret D. Kranz ’83

Professor Katrina F. Kuh

Michele G. Kule-Korgood ’93

Alton J. Landsman ’78*

Denise Langer ’83

Frances L. Langstaff ’83

Mona Latman ’97 and Marc D. Latman ’97*

Samuel Lee ’98

Michael I. Lefkowitz ’74

David M. Levine ’93

Marilyn M. Levine ’77*

Kenneth M. Lewis ’86

Lexis-Nexis

Professor Theodor S. Liebmann

Helaine F. Lobman ’84

James A. Magenheimer ’74

Michael B. Mager ’90

Barbara B. Manning ’79

Susan L. Martin ’87

William E. Massey ’79*

Andrew J. Matzelle

*Donor for five or more consecutive years

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The Honorable Thomas F. McKevitt ’96

Clare Hodgson Meeker ’80

Michele Robin Michaelson ’81*

Adrienne M. Mirro ’79

John F. Molinari ’76

Tyrone J. Montague ’86*

Marlene Monteleone ’78

A. Patricia Moore ’74

Wendy Morgan ’77*

Stephanie Morse-Shamosh ’78

Gregory Mouton ’08

Kristen M. Mulhern ’03 and Christopher R. Nolan ’01*

Daniel C. Murphy ’93*

Clifford S. Nelson ’90

Roland Nicholson, Jr. ’74

Anthony M. Nunez ’95

Martin L. O’Connor ’73

Ronald G. Ort ’75*

Fredrick C. Paine ’85

Edward Papa ’98

Robert T. Parrinelli III ’03

Deena Patel ’05

The Honorable Barbara Patton ’82*

Barry J. Peek ’77

Rocky Piaggione ’74*

Dr. Stanley Pierce ’76

Lisa A. Pieroni ’90*

Pitability, Inc.

Neal R. Platt ’78

James S. Polk ’06

David Porter ’85

Daniel M. Posener ’89*

Eric Post

Jaclyn Quiles

Henry Ramirez ’76

Robert L. Rediger ’81

Mary O. Regan*

Michael B. Reiss ’98

Professor Alan N. Resnick*

Keith H. Richman ’77

Steven C. Richman ’05

Robyn D. Ringler ’87

Scott Robins ’86

Joyce S. Rogak ’80

Howard I. Rothschild ’84

Mary and Louis Ruggilo

Evette A. Saldana

Michael Salgo ’79

Monica L. Samuel

Susan Sanders ’87*

Richard A. Sarner ’80*

Judith Scheinfeld-Gann ’84 and Marc C. Gann ’84

Jeffrey M. Schlossberg ’84

Jennifer Lyon Schoen ’92 and Christopher R. Schoen ’92

Ryan A. Schreiber ’94*

The Honorable Jed N. Schulman ’79*

Martin V. Schwartz ’75

Frederick L. Segal ’73

Reed P. Sexter ’92

The Honorable Denise L. Sher ’78*

Professor Norman I. Silber*

Professor Jeffrey Silberfeld ’75*

The Honorable George Jay Silver ’83

Michael A. Spero ’75

Debra G. Speyer ’84*

Professor Barbara Stark

Janet Wynne Starwood ’78

Alan J. Stern ’82

James K. Stern ’85*

Scott A. Stone ’92

Alexander Stotland ’98

David M. Szuchman ’97

Mark Tipperman ’73*

Linda M. Toga ’98

Nehal Trivedi ’00

Robert Tugander ’92*

Liam F. Twomey ’78

The Honorable Scott B. Ugell ’85

Vincent A. Verdi ’89

William L. Veronese ’98

Millicent J. Vulcan ’87

Professor Vern R. Walker*

Richard H. Waxman ’73*

Jonathan R. Weinberg ’78

Frederick H. Wen ’03

Faith Wender ’76

Mary M. Whelan ’91

Nelson H. Willick ’76*

Kenneth A. Winkelman ’00

Matthew H. Woodard ’03

Barbara A. Yellen ’82

Richard A. Zimmerman ’83*

Stacey S. Zuckerman ’86

Deborah B. Zwany ’79*

Donors (Up to $99)

Sanford M. Adler ’78*

Toni L. Aiello

Candice D. Aiken ’97

Professor Miriam R. Albert

Paul H. Aloe ’83

Irnande M. Altema ’12

American Waffle House of Seaford

Joseph H. Aron

Paul G. Atkinson, IV ’13

Yvonne V. Atkinson

Garabet V. Badrajan ’13

Natalie Gayle Labayen Beato ’13

Alison E. Bederman ’13

Michael K. Belostock ’13

Karen L. Berman ’77

Erica Blank ’99

Louis W. Bookheim, III ’75

Kerrin Bowers ’08

Alice C. Brennan ’81*

Kenneth W. Brooks ’74

Eli B. Bruch ’05

Katherine A. Byrns ’13

Amanda L. Carlson ’05 and Michael I. Schnipper ’04

Elanie J. Cintron ’13

Patricia Clark

Linda G. Collica*

Janet M. Connolly ’80

Zachary A. Cooper

Isabel L. Cosentino

Matthew J. Crawford ’13

Christopher E. Czerwonka ’13

Steven C. DeCosta ’74*

Christopher Dennis ’13

Jenelle M. Devits ’13

Stanley A. Diamond ’77*

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Professor Shane Dizon

Patricia A. Dorilio ’80

Shereen F. Edelson ’77

Andrew Eiger ’13

Seon S. Emanuel ’13

Michael Sing-yi Eng ’13

Samuel E. Felberbaum ’80

Professor Eric M. Freedman

James R. Freeswick ’76

Michael Fuchs ’84

Barbara K. Gaba ’77

Alexandra B. Gann ’13

Andrew Garbacz

Tali K. Gellert ’13

Kathleen M. Gentner

Michael V. Girace ’00

Friederike S. Goergens ’13

Noreen K. Goldstein ’89

Professor Michael L. Haber

Eddie Raynord Hadden ’79

Bonnie S. Halbridge ’85

Helma J. Hermans ’13

Neil V. Hernandez ’95

John M. Hogan ’76*

Suman Home ’05

Eric A. Horn ’95

Aileen E. Iorio

Samuel M. Jaffe ’13

Professor Susan H. Joffe ’89 and Samuel Joffe ’74*

Margaret Johnson-Pertet ’82

Joel H. Joseph ’75

Najeela C. Karimi ’13

Enid R. Klein ’77

Professor Fred Klein

Tomas Andrius Klimas-Mikalauskas ’13

Evgeny I. Krasnov ’13

Marisa Revesz Kussoy ’97 and Ralph E. Amirata ’96*

Rebecca L. Langweber

Paul R. Lanza ’92

Laura M. Lanzillotta

Ryan P. Larson ’13

Allen J. Littlefield ’93

Brittany T. Maiolo ’13

Ernest R. Maler, Jr. ’82*

Morton J. Marshack ’76*

Victoria Mauri ’12

Lindsay M. McGrath ’13

Melissa Mendoza ’13

Jilly Miscioscia ’13

Lisa M. Monticciolo ’89

Allison W. Mussen ’13

Richard Nadraus

Phillip P. Nash ’13

Daniel A. Neyra ’13

Vivekananda M. Nittala ’13

Shannon E. O’Keefe ’13

Michael Onufer

Maryanne B. Orenstein ’79

Elena P. Pablo ’13

Professor Mark A. Padin

Jamal A. Perry ’13

Stephen D. Piraino ’13

Point Brazil Restaurant

Prestige Barber

Rachel L. Rattner

Carmelle Robillard ’13

April J. Rocha ’13

Courtney M. Rodriguez ’13

Jamie A. Rosen ’13

Michael H. Rosoff ’79

Professor James Sample

Daniel Satterfield ’09*

Ashley Sauerhof

Joel M. Scheer ’75

Michael P. Scheiner ’13

Professor Andrew Schepard

William Schulder ’77*

Andrew L. Schwartz ’13

Kenneth J. Selvester and Patricia C. Leonard

William A. Shirley

Binyamin T. Silver ’13

Linda A. Spahr ’79 and Stephen M. Spahr ’79

Candice Lasky Stark

Caitlin M. Steinke ’13

Tamara Stephen ’96

Joshua D. Sussman ’13

Rebecca Szewczuk ’08 and Vincent White ’08

Cynthia M. Thomas ’13

Oneshwer B. Totaram ’13

Trinh N. Tran ’12

Geoff J. Kagan Trenchard

Alexis E. Trezza ’13

Camile N. Tucker ’13

Steven Tugander ’89

Anahid M. Ugurlayan ’00

Desiree M. Valdes ’13

Robert M. Wanderman ’77

Jennifer E. Waters ’98 and Matthew P. Cullen ’98

Brent G. Weitzberg ’13

Heshani D. Wijemanne ’13

Tremaine S. Witter ’13

Merham G. Yacoub ’13

Kamran E. Yaghoubzadeh ’13

David Yaron ’13

Y N C Cafe Corp.

Matching GiftsAIG

American Express Foundation

Barclays Educational Gift Matching Program

Liz Claiborne Foundation

Crown Media Holdings, Inc.

Goldman, Sachs & Co.

Marsh and McLennan

MetLife Foundation

NYSE Euronext Foundation

Pfizer, Inc.

Pitney Bowes

Sanofi-Aventis U.S.

Wells Fargo Bank, NA

*Donor for five or more consecutive years

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Dean’s Advisory BoardBrad Eric Scheler ’77, Chair

John Bae ’89

Christopher J. Caruso ’00

Gordon J. Crane ’78

Lorna Goodman ’75

Marc L. Hamroff ’83

Michael D. Jaffe ’80

Spencer D. Klein ’89

Randy L. Levine, Jr. ’80

Judith Livingston ’79

Fusae Nara ’91

Michael D. Patrick ’78

Michael D. Penner ’94

Marc D. Powers ’80

Samuel Ramos ’91

Mark P. Schnapp ’76

Philip J. Shapiro ’78

Alumni Association Executive Board and Committee Co-ChairsChristopher J. Caruso ’00, President

Mark J. Caruso ’77

Ralph H. Cathcart ’90

Laura B. Daly ’08

Merrie S. Frankel ’80

Richard A. Fuhrman ’77

Barbara A. Lukeman ’00

Michelle Marquez ’90

Maria D. Matos ’93

Peter S. Morgan ’97

Michael I. Schnipper ’04

Richard Schoenstein ’90

Terrence Tarver ’07

Alumni Association Committee Members David J. Alamia ’12

Bryan L. Arbeit ’11

John Bae ’89

Christopher L. Barbaruolo ’04

Amy Bedell ’02

Ron Ben-Bassat ’08

Seth Berman ’07

James M. Black, II ’86

Mary I. Bresnan ’06

Andrea M. Brodie ’09

Russell S. Burman ’80

Angela M. Burton ’09

Cesar A. Callan ’83

Carol A. Casazza Herman ’84

Jessica A. Chiavara ’12

Anthony Clemenza ’08

Tifanni Cooke ’07

Christopher E. Czerwonka ’13

Joseph C. DaProcida ’91

Abena Darkeh ’93

Dev Dhamija ’04

Joshua T. Ebersole ’12

Michael E. Ellis ’06

Janet N. Esagoff ’09

Michael E. Feinstein ’90

Jennifer A. Fischer ’08

Simone M. Freeman ’07

Paula Frome ’74

Christina M. Gaudio ’10

Pat Gravino ’02

Chris P. Hampton ’11

Robert M. Harper ’07

Simone Sigma Hicks ’12

Miriam Hyman ’77

Bridget Johnson ’90

Andrew D. Kampel ’90

Sarika Kapoor ’04

Scott M. Kessler ’03

Daniel N. Kuperstein ’07

Tammy R. Lawlor ’96

Jeffrey A. Lieberman ’85

Kurt L. Lyn ’92

Ruby Marin ’92

Ernesto Marrero, Jr. ’82

Lauren J. Mashe ’08

The Honorable Juan Merchan ’94

Domenick Napoletano ’80

Fusae Nara ’91

Volunteers

Whether it is serving on the Alumni Association board or a committee, contacting prospective students, participating in a Career Services event, helping with reunion or aiding our student groups, there are many ways for alumni to get involved. Hofstra Law is grateful for the dozens of volunteers who have given their time to improve the educational experience and student life at the Law School. By volunteering, alumni also affirm their pride in their Hofstra Law degree and dedication to continuing to move the Law School forward.

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Mark Newman ’05

Roland Nicholson, Jr. ’74

Amy O’Connell ’04

Andrew L. Oringer ’84

Tina J. Parekattil ’01

The Honorable Barbara Patton ’82

Maria Pedraza ’00

Jessica A. Petrilli ’11

Marc D. Powers ’80

Seth Presser ’07

Robert L. Pryor ’81

Michael E. Ratner ’02

Martin E. Restituyo ’02

Lauren A. Rieders ’11

Andriette Aleigha Roberts ’09

Dariely Rodriguez-Veny ’06

Andrew R. Rosenblatt ’97

Alan E. Sash ’98

Stacy Schecter ’10

Michael C. Schmidt ’93

Alexander J. Sepulveda ’97

The Honorable Denise H. Sher ’78

Ashton A. Simmons ’12

John C. St. Jeanos ’88

Alexander Stotland ’98

David B. Suna ’96

Robert T. Szyba ’09

Seny Taveras ’03

Trinh Ngoc Tran ’12

Robin Young Tyrrell ’97

Jeannea M. Varrichio ’12

Jason R. Veny ’06

David J. Verlizzo ’98

David R. Warren ’00

Charles H. Weilamann ’97

Jennifer N. White ’03

VolunteersGuy M. Allen ’91

Paul H. Aloe ’83

Ala Amoachi ’09

Irene Angelakis ’02

Lisa Aquino ’10

Charles M. Avigliano ’01

Joan M. Baim ’05

Sheila M. Ballato ’12

Jay G. Baris ’78

Karen C. Baswell ’07

Brice Schroeder Beach ’11

David Benjamin ’74

Leslie Berkoff ’90

Constance E. Beverley ’07

Joseph Bjarnson ’09

Lynn A. Boccio ’78

Kerrin Bowers ’08

Brian E. Bradley ’10

Mariana Brancoveanu ’07

Michael R. Brew ’92

Eli B. Bruch ’05

Gregory F. Brucia ’96

Lanning G. Bryer ’83

Ryan D. Budhu ’12

Felicia A. Bunbury ’11

Erik J. Burgos ’00

David A. Bythewood ’81

Lauren E. Campisi ’97

Heather J. Canning ’09

Michael J. Caruso ’08

Jeanne Cho ’03

Elanie J. Cintron ’13

Patricia Ann Clark ’13

Sharon N. Clarke ’06

Helayn Cohen ’08

Alexis Collentine ’06

Richard D. Collins ’84

Jacqueline Condon ’08

Eric S. Crusius ’00

Kerri D’Ambrosio ’08

Laura D. Damiano ’12

Gina T. Danetti ’03

Johanna C. David ’10

Lesley Magaril De Lia ’79

James J. DiPietro ’79

Natalie Edie ’05

Richard Facundo ’09

Eric J. Felsberg ’98

Joshua G. Fensterstock ’03

John G. Ferreira ’83

Corey Fitelson ’06

Patria Yudelka Frias-Colon ’94

Richard A. Friedman ’87

Hillary Fuhrman ’78

Shareema N. Gadson-Shaw ’99

Marc C. Gann ’84

Carlos A. García-Pérez ’88

Jennifer Gebbie ’09

Scott J. Glick ’81

Maurice H. Goldman ’00

Joseph Gorczyca ’08

Celia Gordon ’97

Rosalind M. Gordon ’73

Evan J. Gotlob ’10

Ella Govshtein ’08

Jonathan E. Gradess ’73

Bruce W. Greenhaus ’91

Lisa M. Griffith ’04

Cecilia M. Guerra ’04

Yolanda C. Guerra ’10

Jacqueline M. Harounian ’94

Chad I. Harris ’07

Kendrick D. Harris ’08

Fred D. Heather ’77

William M. Heberer, III ’95

Justin Heinrich ’05

Aureon Alzada Herron ’94

Richard Herzbach ’73

Stefanie C. Hyder ’07

James M. Ingoglia ’99

Nia Kitwana Ngozi Jackson ’11

Trevor Jadoo ’01

Nana S. Japaridze ’09

Thomas D. Jaycox ’89

Laura S. Johnson ’10

Karen Kart ’96 Career Fair

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Gail B. Katz ’96

Christopher E. Kent ’88

Johnny Kim ’03

Corey E. Klein ’94

Cary S. Kletter ’95

Brandi Klineberg ’03

Matthew B. Kogan ’01

Mickey Kranz ’83

Rebecca Kulik ’08

Shannon Laguerre ’03

Kyle Lawrence ’06

Amy Leder ’92

Andrew Leder ’92

Ivy Leibowitz ’88

David M. Levine ’93

D. Carl Lustig, III ’78

Michael Ma ’09

Amy B. Marion ’89

Laurie B. Marshall ’96

Jonathan David Martin ’94

Renato D. Matos ’08

Charles J. McEvily ’73

Emily Schulman Mendel ’77

Stephen F. Mendel ’77

Stephen A. Mendelsohn ’83

Amdie Mengistu ’08

Risco Mention-Lewis ’93

Carron J. Mitchell ’11

Drew Mollica ’10

Fernando Morales, Jr. ’93

Madelyne Lentine Mostiller ’11

Kent Moston ’75

Melissa Negrin-Wiener ’01

Karen M. Newman ’86

Mark Newman ’05

JoAnna Nicholson ’08

Kimberly Oberhauser ’07

Laurence D. Paskowitz ’83

Michael D. Patrick ’78

Melba V. Pearson ’97

Roshni Devi Persaud ’04

Michael N. Peterson ’97

Blondel A. Pinnock ’94

Rona Platt ’94

Jodi L. Popofsky ’83

Kenneth N. Rashbaum ’78

Pietrina J. Reda ’73

Michael B. Reiss ’98

Holly E. Rich ’05

Joseph J. Richetti ’98

Brad D. Rose ’85

Jesse Rose ’08

Lloyd C. Rosen ’93

Jared R. Rosenblatt ’03

Edward S. Rudofsky ’73

Laurence H. Rudolph ’88

Kara Kaplan Ruisi ’01

Salvatore J. Russo ’81

Michael S. Ryan ’09

Steve E. Salem ’91

Francesco Sardone ’99

Heather A. Sarver ’09

Michael Scarpa ’08

Mark P. Schnapp ’76

Jeffrey R. Schoen ’98

Michael Alan-Herm Schoenberg ’03

Arthur Z. Schwartz ’78

Eric A. Schwitzer ’08

Anthony C. Serrano ’11

Dayna Shillet ’03

The Honorable George Jay Silver ’83

Christina Singh ’08

Kristen Siracusa ’08

Gary Small ’78

Richard A. Small ’80

Micah G. Snitzer ’09

Briton Sparkman ’08

Michael S. Sparling ’92

Dennis J. Stewart ’81

Paul Sudentas ’08

Robert T. Szyba ’09

Howard M. Tollin ’89

Jody-Ann Tyrell ’08

Anahid M. Ugurlayan ’00

Daniel P. Vaillant ’08

Lynda Madera Vaillant ’08

Roya Vasseghi ’10

Monica A. Vignier ’02

Stephen J. Wallace ’83

Jennifer S. Wilson ’09

Anna Min-hee Wiltamuth ’09

Steven Witkoff ’83

Ebone L. Woods ’10

Ronen B. Yair ’11

Lisha Yakub ’12

Jeffrey P. Yong ’05

Event HostsThe Honorable Joseph Covello ’79

Spencer D. Klein ’89/ Morrison & Foerster, LLP

Randy Levine ’80/ New York Yankees

Drew Mollica ’10

Andrew L. Oringer ’84/ Dechert LLP

Governor David Paterson ’82

Brad Eric Scheler ’77/ Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP

Joel Segal ’89

John C. St. Jeanos ’88/ Herrick, Feinstein LLP

Matthew H. Woodard ’03/ Jackson Lewis LLP

New Jersey Alumni Event

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Absolute Wine and Spirits

Accent on Eyes

Advanced Formal Wear

A La Carte Culinary Services LTD

AMC Theatres

Amitrano’s Deli & Catering

Ann Aplus A Nails

Annastasia

Annex Shoppe

Anthony For Men

Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza

Lisa M. Valletutti Aquino ’10

A Time for Karma

Ayhan’s Shish-Kebab Mediterranean Restaurants

Bagel Boss

Bagel Wagon

Bar 30

Maryellen Behr

Beny’s Hair Salon

Lisa H. Berman

Bertalia

Bib ’n Tucker

Blackwells

Blossom Nails & Spa

Bobby’s Burger Palace

BonBons Chocolatier

Borrelli’s of East Meadow

Bourbon Street Bar & Grille

Boy’s World

Bravo Media

Ryan D. Budhu ’12

Melissa Buonomo

The Burger Spot

Butera’s Restaurant of Woodbury

C & J Flower Shoppe

Cabo

Cafe Ginos

Calagero’s Italian Restaurant

California Pizza Kitchen, Inc.

Camp Nails

Canz Bar & Grill Inc

Capelli Capelli

Caprio’s Brick Oven Pizza & Restaurant

Carrabbas

Casey’s Clothing

CD Island

Certified Management Services Inc

Professor Robin Charlow

C.J. Wellington’s

Clear Skin

Clearview Cinemas

Cobble Hill Cinemas

Colors of Cold Spring Harbor

Complete Clothing Corp

Corner House Pub

Crawford’s Cafe

Dashing Diva

dé-al

DeFranco Spagnolo

De La Mer Salon

DiRosa Haircare

Disney Theatrical Group

DJ House Nails

Dominican Restaurant

Eastern Breeze Nails & Spa

Elements Hair Salon

Elzee

Michael J. Ende

Michael Engle

Equinox @ Roslyn

Erin D. Thorn

Marie Esposito

European Image

Exotic Nails

Fad Inc.

Famous Dave’s

F and L Deli

Feldis

Filomena’s Restaurant

Fine Wines & Liquors Inc.

Flywheel Sports

Professor Susan S. Fortney

Francesca’s Tailoring

Frankly Thai

Frank’s Bakery

Professor Eric M. Freedman & Melissa Nathanson

Frosty’s Ice Cream Club & Coffee Bar

The Garden City Bistro

Garden City Hotel, LLC

In-Kind Donations Donations of goods and services helped Hofstra Law raise additional funds by supplying items for our Public Justice Foundation auction and providing student support through donations of books, class-room supplies and other vital items. Thank you to these donors who made gifts in kind.

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George Martin’s Grillfire

David A. Gerardi ’13

Get Baked

Giovanni Guttilla

Glamour Nails

Golden Reef Diner

The Good Life

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company

Got Cupcakes?

Grand Central Pharmacy

Grimaldi’s Pizzeria

Hair Effex

Harvey’s Place

Sara Horowitz

In Motion

IRENE Makeup Artistry

Island Empanada

It’s A New Day Inc

J & H Jewelry

Dr. Jennifer Jablow

Jam Dance & Fitness Center

The Jewelry Showroom

Joan Stadt Interiors

Professor Susan Joffe ’89

John Michael Salon

Jon Megaris Hair Salon

Judaica Plus

Kasey’s

Kensington Kosher Delicatessen

Kids Cottage Ltd

Laura Koch

La Chic Beauty Salon

Lackmann Culinary Services

La Nona Bella

Laser Plus Spa

La Strada Restaurant

Lazar’s Chocolate

Lion In The Sun

The Lite Choice

Little Nicky’s Pizzeria

Louie’s Pizzeria

Luanne’s Boutique

Lynbrook Bagels

Lynbrook Diner

Lynbrook Runner’s Stop

Lyn Gift Shop

Maddy’s 390

Matty’s Toy Stop

Mediterranean Diner

Merrick Bagel Cafe

MexiBBQ Kitchen and Draught

Michaelangelo Spa

Milo’s Pizzeria

Mineola Flag Co.

Sami Asad Mir

Dr. Tanveer P. Mir

Mir Tanveer

Moments, Memories & Traditions

Hurmayonne Morgan

Mother’s Restaurant

Mr. Miceli Pizza

MSI Amityville LLC

Namaste Indian Cuisine

Napoli Marble and Granite Design

Nassau Hobby Center

Natural Choice Health Market

New York Football Giants

North Shore Fitness

NY Skyride

Oasis Nail & Spa

Oceans 8 at Brownstone

The Original Bagelman

Osteria Da Nino

Outback Steakhouse

Parrots of the World

Pavilion Florals and Gifts

Pearsall’s Station

Lillian Pellegrini

Pinnacle Golf Club

PJ Sterling Ltd.

Plattduetsche Park Restaurant

Lynn Portas

Post Cleaners

Presence NY

Press 195

Prohibition Bakery

Queen of Hearts

Red

Red Door Spa

Red Lobster

Riviera Cafe & Sports Bar

Roseland Ballroom

Ruben’s Liquor

Ruth’s Grocery & Deli

Salon Pop

Salon Redd

Salon Ten Forty One

Salumi Tapas and Wine Bar

Sangria’s Bar, Grill and Lounge

San Marzano’s Pizzeria

Sapsuckers

Professor Andrew Schepard

Shackletons

Silver Star Diner

Skorpio’s Restaurant

Sol Dance Center

South Hampton Publick House

Sox World Plus

Spa H2O

Sparks Unisex

Starbucks

Stew Leonard’s Wines of Farmingdale

Patrick Sullivan

Sunflower Fine Art

TGI Friday’s

John Thomas

Toddy’s Appetizers Ltd.

Tribeca Salon

Monica Uhl

Vanilla Sky

Vanity Salon

Roger Vivier

Gabriella Von Elkes

VS1 Hair Salon

V Spa

Wayne Thompson

Beverly Weinstein

The Wendy Williams Show

Westbury Florist and Fruiterers Inc.

Wink You

Woodbury Men’s Shop

E. David Woycik, Jr. ’80

X-Sport Fitness Spa

Yali’s

Yoga Long Island

Z Berman Books

Zenon Taverna

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