Executive Board

Ahmed Almudallal & Elissa Jacobs

Co-Presidents

Jeffrey Miller

Vice President

Katelyn Jerchau

Treasurer

Jason Tenenbaum

Secretary

Ashley Crowder

Events Coordinator

Administrative Advisors

Lisa Monticciolo-McCluskey, Director of Student Affairs

Amy Bedell, Director of Public Sector Career Planning

Lisa Berman, Assistant Dean for External Relations

Auctioneers

Professor Eric Lane

Professor Miriam Albert

Professor Jennifer Gundlach

WELCOME TO PJF’S

22ND

ANNUAL GOODS AND SERVICES AUCTION

MARCH 10, 2011

It is with great excitement that the Public Justice Foundation Executive Board welcomes you to

the Twenty-Second Annual Goods and Services Auction. The Auction is a tradition at Hofstra

Law School unlike any other. Each year our auction raises funds to help support law students

who provide quality legal services in the public sector during the summer months. The auction

is always done with great style and humor, and we are hopeful that this year will be no

exception. So relax, have a drink, loosen your wallets and your laughs, and enjoy the night we

have planned for you.

We will begin with a presentation honoring Professor Eric Lane with the David A. Diamond

Distinguished Public Service Award for his continued work with death penalty and habeas

corpus cases.

Then we will honor Ms. Catherine Samuels with the 5th

Annual Public Justice Foundation

Outstanding Alumni Award for dedicating her career to serving the public interest.

We would like to thank the entire Hofstra Law School community and the local businesses that

donated many of the items and services available for purchase this evening. Special thanks are

extended to this year’s PJF members for their time and effort to make all of this possible. We

further recognize the student body, student organizations, faculty, administration, and alumni as

being instrumental in the success of this auction. In the past auctions, generous donations

enabled the Public Justice Foundation to raise over $20,000 for student fellowships. We look

forward to surpassing that amount this year through your involvement and generosity.

We have a wide variety of wonderful items and services for you to bid on tonight. Please take a

moment to look through the program carefully to consider all we have to offer. If you have any

questions, our PJF Auction volunteers will be happy to assist you. We invite you to take a

moment to enjoy some food and beverages, which are available for you in Room 242.

Thank you for your continuing support. We hope you have a wonderful evening.

Sincerely,

Ahmed Almudallal & Elissa Jacobs

Co-Presidents

Public Justice Foundation

22nd

ANNUAL AUCTION

SCHEDULE

9:00 am –

6:00 pm Silent Auction Student Lounge

Browse the many wonderful items and creative gift baskets in our silent

auction. The highest bidder at 6:00 pm is the winner.

5:00 pm Light Buffet & Drinks Leeds, Morelli & Brown Atrium

Enjoy some tasty food and drink before the Main Event.

6:15 pm Pick up Silent Item Auctions Student Lounge

7:00 pm Live Auction Room 308

Welcome to the 22nd

Annual Auction: PJF Co-Presidents Ahmed

Almudallal and Elisa Jacobs

Presentation of David A. Diamond Distinguished Public Service

Award to Professor Eric Lane

Presentation of the PJF Outstanding Alumni Award to Ms.

Catherine Samuels

Let the Bidding Begin: Professors Eric Lane, Miriam Albert, and

Jennifer Gundlach

Special thanks to

Important Information about the Auction

Importance of Your Paddle Number & Auction Book

Please remember that your paddle number is on the back of this auction book. You will be

required to show your auction book for entrance to Room 242 for food and drinks, and Room

308 for the live auction. The auction book will also be required in order to claim your prize from

both the silent and live auction. The number on the back of your book is what you will use to bid

on items in the live auction.

The Silent Auction

Each auction item will have a corresponding Bid Sheet. Should you have any questions about

our many items, please feel free to ask our friendly volunteers at the nearby PJF Table. Anyone

may place a bid on the silent auction items. However, each winner must purchase an auction

ticket in order to claim his or her prize.

To place a bid: enter your name, email address, and the amount of your bid. Please be careful to

check the Bid Sheet for the minimum bid amount, and bids must be made in at least $10

increments. PJF and Hofstra Law School shall not be responsible for any improperly placed

bids. After bidding, remember to periodically check back on your item to see if you have been

outbid; if so, simply re-enter your bidding information with a higher bid.

The silent auction will end promptly at 6:00pm, at which time the Bid Sheets will be pulled

from the tables and the winning bidders recorded. Once that is complete, the Bid Sheets will be

returned to their places so that bidders may check to see which items they have won.

Collection & Payment of Silent Auction Items

To pay for and collect Silent Auction items you win, visit the PJF table in the Student

Lounge. Bid items from the Silent Auction MUST be claimed at 6:15pm. That table will be

staffed until the beginning of the Live Auction. Payment can be made by cash, check, or credit

card (Visa or Master Card only).

Collection & Payment of Live Auction Items

Payment can be made by cash, check, or credit card (Visa or Master card only) at the time the

bid is accepted as final. Please note: all items are nonrefundable.

Silent Auction Items

SA 1. A night on the town in Queens – Share a meal with a friend at Monahan &

Fitzgerald Restaurant ($30) and look good by using one of 3 free haircuts at

SuperCuts. Take a special someone to lunch at Pappazio ($25) and then dinner

Bourbon Street ($50) followed by laughs with three friends at Broadway Comedy

Club. Then relax and pamper yourself with $50 at Definitions Salon.

Minimum bid: $50

SA 2. Take a break from studying and munch on some snacks in the gift basket, courtesy of

APALSA. Look fashionable wearing beautiful handmade bead/leather bracelets.

Minimum bid: $50

SA 3. Start your day off with $25 at Laser Plus Spa then head over to De La Mer for a

haircut. Take a friend to lunch at Bellmore Pizza, dinner at George Martins

Grillfire ($40) followed by dessert at Spiga Bakery ($25). Then tomorrow, have

lunch at Bellcrest Kosher Deli and check out the bling at J&H Jewelry ($25).

Minimum bid: $50

SA 4. Enjoy a panini at La Bottega Wine Bar ($25) and then a tasty dessert at Cardinali

Pastry Shop. Buy your sweetheart some flowers from San Giargio Florist ($50)

and chat over a bottle of wine from your Wheatley Hills wine basket.

Minimum bid: $50

SA 5. Test your flexibility with a free intro week at Yogaflex. Then pamper yourself with a

full facial at Cactus Salon, some shopping at Fashion Avenue ($50), lots of cookies

from Torta Fina. Buy yourself and a friend some flowers from Ribbons & Roses

and A Sister’s Touch. Head over to House of Bagels for two dozen bagels!

Minimum bid: $50

SA 6. Head to Bocu Salon for a haircut and single-process color and over to Mario’s ($20)

for lunch. Check out the kids clothes at Denny’s ($25) and get some frozen yogurt at

TCBY ($10). Before the week is out, you can take a friend to Premier Diner ($40)

for lunch, then La Scala ($25) for dinner, and then share a bottle of wine at home

from Vanderbilt Wine. Come Saturday; get a dozen bagels at House of Bagels.

Minimum bid: $50

SA 7. Where should we eat today? Well now you’ve got several choices: Burger Bite

($10), Wing Zone ($25), Borelli’s ($25), Ville Grande (2 pies). Followed by dessert

at Riesterer’s Bakery ($25) and wash it down with a little something from West

Hempstead Beverage ($25). Laugh with a few friends at Broadway Comedy Club

(admission for 4). Minimum bid: $50

SA 8. A basket of goodies courtesy of OUTLaw. Head to the Broadway Comedy Club

with 3 friends for a bundle of laughs. Minimum bid: $30

SA 9. Perfect Nail and Hair Package! Get a haircut and blow dry at Hair Unlimited and a

manicure at Queen’s Nails this weekend. Then when the time comes, do it all over

again with a haircut and blow dry at A Desso and manicure at A Plus Beauty. When

you get hungry head to Red Lobster ($20), Cozymel ($20) or Café Ginos ($30)!

Minimum bid: $50

SA 10.The Practical Package. Pizza at Louie’s ($10), bagels at Bagelicious ($20), and good

food at Canz ($25). Get ready for spring break with a week of tanning at Beachbum.

Have a few friends for wine thanks to Stew Leonards Wine. Get your oil changed

and tires rotated twice at Goodyear! Top it off with Tiger Schulman karate lessons.

Minimum bid: $30

SA 11. Long Island Cork & Bottle has donated bottles of wine for your sipping pleasure.

Get bagels from the House of Bagels, lunch at Pastrami & Friends and dinner at

Via Italia. Get your oil changed and tires rotated at Robb’s Auto or Honest Rick’s

and head to Mario’s ($20) for lunch. Next Sunday, get bagels and cream cheese

from Dix Hills Bagels. Minimum bid: $50

SA 12. Meals and nails in Franklin Square. Get a manicure at Nail Touch, then head to

Frankly Thai ($25) for lunch, Frosty’s ($10) for dessert and Carmela’s ($50) for

dinner. Do it again next weekend, with a manicure/pedicure at Ai Mei Nails, lunch at

Murph’s ($25) and dinner at Filomena’s ($70)! Minimum bid: $50

SA 13. Barristers is coming! Look good for your lady in a tux from Bonaventure Tuxedo

($100), invite some friends over for a few bottles of wine from Jamesport Vineyards

and then off to Broadway Comedy Club for some laughs. When you run out of

wine, head to Garden City Wine & Spirits ($25). Minimum bid: $50

SA 14. Spring Break is right around the corner! Get your workout on at Body 30 with 5

personal training sessions and then get a mani/pedi at V Spa Nail salon. When the

weekend comes, check out the pieces at Sunflower Fine Art ($25) and get a dozen

bagels at My Three Sons. Hungry? Head to Culinary Heights ($50) for a yummy

meal! Minimum bid: $50

SA 15. Enjoy a night out in Huntington? For the restaurant lover in you, enjoy Huntington

favorites Ruvo ($50), Christopher’s ($25), Finnegan’s ($35), and Pink Link. Spice

it up with dinner at Spice Village ($25) and Samurai ($25). Minimum bid: $50

SA 16. Entertain your summer guests with a trip to Long Beach and a meal at The Beach

House ($25), and enjoy Mexican food and margaritas at Pancho’s Cantina. Keep

your vehicles going with 3 oil changes from Goodyear. Pick bagels up for your

guests with (2) Dozen bagels from Long Island Bagel. Minimum bid: $30

SA 17. Clean up, trim up, shape up then relax and enjoy. Get into your groove with a month

of unlimited group classes at Revolution Yoga then head to Rockville Center

Barber shop for a trim, Village Nails, and then unwind with a 30 minute massage at

Angels Heavenly. Follow that up Sunday brunch at Churchill’s and enjoy the day

with a cake from Front Street Bakery. Minimum bid: $40

SA 18. Strengthen your core and enhance your body with 10 group sessions at Carmellos

Pilates ($300 value). Then flash your fingers with 2 manicures from Bijou Nails.

Minimum bid: $40

SA 19. TOP CHEF! Top Gear from the best cooking show out there. Minimum bid: $60

SA 20. Date night! Get your nails done at Exotic Nails ($20) then pick up some flowers from

C&J Florist ($20) and head out to dinner at Hunan Delight ($50), LaRosa’s or

Venus ($25) then finish your night off with a laugh at the Broadway Comedy Club

for four. Minimum bid: $40

SA 21. Have your own restaurant week. Try some of Long Island’s favorite establishments

with a gift certificate to Cherry Valley ($25) and Lantern Diner ($15). Look great

while going out with a facial and haircut from Clear Skin Salon, then hit the town,

enjoy one of Long Island’s best, Vincent’s Clam bar ($40), or a Witches Brew

($20). The following weekend, take that special someone out for with dinner for 2

at Pompeii. Minimum bid: $40

SA 22. Stop putting it off. Maintain your car with Oil Changes from Integrity Mobil, Tek

Automotive and Easy Rider. Then get that long overdue home improvement done

with a $25 Gift card from Home Depot. Then enjoy your productive day and hard

work with a great meal at Gino’s ($25) or Good Life ($50) Minimum bid: $40

SA 23. Brighten that Smile with a Professional Teeth Whitening procedure performed by

Dr. Jeffrey Zwillinger ($400 value) and then relax and smile at Spa Adriana ($25).

Minimum bid: $50

SA 24. Brighten that Smile with a Professional Teeth Whitening procedure performed by

Dr. Jeffrey Zwillinger ($400 value) and to top it off get a manicure from Aroma

Nail. Minimum bid: $50

SA 25.Yoga! Free your body and mind with 4 group classes at Grace Welch personalized

Yoga. Also enjoy a gift basket donated by Lisa Berman. Minimum bid: $30

SA 26. Look like a millionaire: Don’t miss this opportunity to get an authentic hand

embroidered Pashmina Shawl from Kashmir. Enjoy the beauty of 2 handmade

bead/leather bracelets to top off your ensemble. Minimum bid: $70

SA 27. Let’s all go to the movies. This movie goer’s delight has everything you need to

enjoy the latest blockbuster at the theatre or from the comfort of your own home.

Thanks Phi Alpha Delta! Plus admission for 4 to Broadway Comedy Club.

Minimum bid: $30

SA 28. Gaga 4 Gaga? See if you can keep your poker face with this amazing Lady Gaga

Package. Including an autographed photo of the fame monster herself, 2 t-shirts, 2

fame monster CD’s 1, poker face remix CD, 1 Alejandro Remix CD, 3 turntable

covers, 1 Vinyl Album. Minimum bid: $50

SA 29. LOL: Can’t get enough laughs? Laugh out loud with 4 tickets to Stand UP NY.

Keep the laughs going with 4 tickets to the Broadway Comedy Club. How you

doing?! Get the VIP treatment at the Wendy Williams show with 2 VIP tickets.

Minimum bid: $40

SA 30. New York City Cultural Experience: Can’t get enough of NYC art and culture scene?

Return again and again with a full year-long MoMa membership ($75) courtesy of

Professor Eric Freedman. Enjoy the Late Night with 2 tickets to the Late Show

with David Letterman. Bring the whole family to NYC first and only theatre for

kids and families with 4 premium tickets to the New Victory Theatre. Minimum

bid: $50

SA 31. This gift basket was donated thanks to the Veterans Law Association. Enjoy it and

four admissions to the Broadway Comedy Club! Minimum bid: $20

SA 32. Professor Schepard donated two great tickets to the Mets v. Phillies game on July

16th

. Minimum bid: $50

SA 33. Professor Skehan donated four great tickets to the Islanders v. Philadelphia Flyers

game on March 26th

with a special parking pass. Enjoy lunch at the Dominican

Restaurant ($45) on Front St before the game! Minimum bid: $50

SA 34. Enjoy a special assortment of wine from the NY Times Wine Club donated by

Professor Gundlach and a case of home brew made and donated by Professor

Frye. Minimum bid: $70

SA 35. Enjoy reading an autographed copy of Bobby Flay’s Mesa Grill Cookbook courtesy

of Dean Ende while sipping on wine from a basket donated by Professor Lisa Spar.

Minimum bid: $50

SA 36. Randy Levine, President of the Yankees, has donated four autographed baseballs

signed by Mariano Rivera, Joe Girardi, Robinson Cano, and Mark Teixeira.

Minimum bid: $50 – 75(see individual sheet)

SA 37. Have dinner at Donovan’s Grill ($35) and enjoy a Mets baseball signed by Mike

Pelfrey. Minimum bid: $40

SA 38. BARBRI has donated ted ten (10) $1,500 gift certificates to be used towards a bar

review course. Minimum bid: $600 for each certificate

SA 39. Professor Ron Silverman has donated a magnificent 17 CD set of "The Complete

Songbooks of Ella Fitzgerald." The Ella Fitzgerald Songbooks were a series of eight

studio albums released in irregular intervals between 1956 and 1964, recorded by the

American jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald, supported by a variety of orchestras, big

bands, and jazz quartets. Minimum bid: $150

SA 40. An assortment of sports memorabilia signed by former athletes including Tim

Bassett, of the NY Nets and Billy Taylor of New York Giants. Also included is an

Eli Manning framed drawing. A second grouping is fantastic for the hockey lover…

including pucks from Steve Webb and Dan Bedard of the NY Islanders. Minimum

bid: $30 each sheet

SA 41. Here’s your chance to see the NY Jets in a preseason games against the Washington

Redskins at the New Meadowlands Stadium on August 27th

. Sec. 234, Row 1, Seats

11 and 12. Minimum bid: $50

SA 42. Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious! Tickets for two to see the Broadway show of

Mary Poppins. Thanks to alumnus Dan Posener for this generous donation!

Minimum bid: $50

SA 43. Experience the NYC theatre scene with one of the greatest shows. Alumnus Dan

Posener has also donated two tickets to Chicago! Minimum bid: $50

SA 44. Experience deep water diving…enjoy a scuba diving lesson for two courtesy of

Michael Delakas. After a long day under water, take that special someone to dinner

at Pasta Lovers ($50) in NYC. But wait, it’s not over yet, get in shape for the

summer with a one-month membership to Club Fitness in Astoria, Queens!

Minimum bid: $50

SA 45. Enjoy dinner on Thursday, April 7, 2011 with Adam Liptak, NY Times’ Supreme

Court correspondent at Professor Gundlach’s home in NYC. Minimum bid:$30 for

each person up to 10

SA 46. Enjoy a one night stay and breakfast for two at the Viana Hotel and Spa in Westbury,

NY. Minimum bid: $50

SA 47. Experience the luxury of an overnight stay and breakfast at the Garden City Hotel…

assorted goodies included. Minimum bid: $70

Don’t Forget…

To place a bid enter your name, email address, and the amount of your bid on the

bidding sheet. Bids must be made in at least $10.00 increments. Remember to

periodically check back on your item to see if you have been outbid

The silent auction will end promptly at 6:00 p.m., at which time the Bid Sheets will

be pulled from the tables.

To pay for and collect Silent Auction items you win, visit the PJF table in the

Student Lounge.

Live Auction Items

We’re starting off bigger this year…

LA 1. Professor Ostrow would like to host four students at her home in Great Neck for dinner.

LA 2. Professor Joffe is offering lunch for three students at a kosher Asian vegetarian.

restaurant.

LA 3. Professor Burke will host six students for a cocktail-and-carry-out party at her apartment

in the city. They will order food, mix their own drinks, and listen to whatever playlist she

happens to come up with for the night.

LA 4. “Bulls, Bears, and Brunch.” Four students will enjoy brunch at a fine Long Island eatery

with Professor Colesanti, who has taught Securities Regulation at Hofstra since 2002.

Topics will range from the Dodd-Frank Reform Act of 2010 to the origination of the

Cobb Salad. Brunch includes securities industry gifts/mementos, as well.

LA 5. Enjoy dinner for four students at an actual CRIME SCENE with Professors Biancavilla

and Klein!!! Previously, they have taken everyone to Spark’s Steak House where mafia

boss Constantino Paul “Big Paul” Castellano was shot to death in 1985.

LA 6. Professor Brian Frye invites four students to dinner and then to see a documentary

called “War Don Don” about the tribunals in Sierra Leone. Afterward, the students will

get to meet the director and producer over drinks.

LA 7. You’re all late for TEAAAAA. Well, not everyone. Up to five students can bid to have

tea at Professor Charlow’s house at 2pm on Sunday, March 20th.

LA 8. For those of you who love Mexican food, enjoy a dinner for four students at Besito in

Huntington with Professors Grossman and Hayden.

LA 9. Professor Gundlach is pleased to invite 8-10 students to her apartment in the city for

dinner along with Professors Sample and Albert.

LA 10. Who doesn’t want to live forever? Name a fictional character in Professor Burke’s

seventh crime novel. Join the former students, professors, and other members of the

Hofstra Law community who have appeared in Prof. Burke’s novels as judges, lawyers,

police officers, and even as an, ahem, “escort!” The author insists on creative license, but

you provide a plausible name and choose whether he or she should be good or bad, dead

or alive, and the name will be forever memorialized in fiction.

LA 11. Do you want to become a member of the New York City Bar Association? Professor

Campagna will cover the membership of four students from now until they graduate

from law school. In addition, she has arranged for a tour of the Bar Association followed

by lunch at Maria’s Mont Blanc Restaurant.

LA 12. Join Dean Victoria Roberts at her home along with Dean Michael Ende and Lisa

Monticciolo-McCluskey for a multi-course wine tasting and dinner for up to eight

students. A number of surprise alumni will also be attending, so get ready to eat, drink,

and be merry!

LA 13. Who knows style better than the man, the myth, the legend himself: Monroe Freedman!

Four students can enjoy cocktails, dinner and an Off-Broadway play with the Lord of

Legal Ethics!

LA 14. Bitingly funny and brutally honest, THAT CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON is a

provocative and haunting play about five men waking up from the American dream.

George (Jim Gaffigan), a small-town mayor. Phil (Chris Noth) is a powerful

businessman, but his marriage is a joke. James (Kiefer Sutherland), a junior high school

principal, worries that his life is going nowhere. His brother Tom (Jason Patric) is a

professional drunk. Tonight, they gather at the home of their Coach (Brian Cox), the

relentless leader who has steered them since their high school days, to revel in that one

glorious night over twenty years ago when they became champions. Courtesy of The

Jumaine Theater Company.

LA 15. Professors Albert and Gundlach, Lisa Monticciolo-McCluskey, Jeffrey Dodge, and

Mary Ruggilo are happy to host a rousing BBQ with a night of fun for up to six students

in Point Lookout.

LA 16. For all you baseball fans, bid on a Toronto Blue Jays jersey signed by Kelly Gruber

(#17) and Duane Ward (#31). Donated courtesy of alumnus Jan Goldman.

LA 17. Relax and get away! Two night stay The Gurney’s Inn Resort, Spa and Conference

Center in Montauk, NY with dinner for two... one night.

LA 18. Four Tickets to the New York Yankees – great seats courtesy of Randy Levine, fellow

alum and President of the New York Yankees. Come see the 2009 World Champion

New York Yankees. Date of the game TBA.

LA 19. The Man on the Moon, Kid Cudi, will be rolling through NYC on Friday, April 22nd

for

a show at the Roseland Ballroom. Tickets for two courtesy of alumnus Larry Ginsberg.

LA 20. Ukulele jam night with Professor Villazor for up to four students. Learn to play the

ukulele, listen to Prof. Villazor sing "like a reversion" to the tune of Madonna's "Like a

Virgin" on her ukulele, and have drinks and appetizers with her and a few other law

professors who are musically inclined.

LA 21. Bruno Mars is hitting the road this spring with Janelle Monae for a co-headlining,

North-American tour. The Hooligans in Wondaland Tour kicks off on May 4th

right

here in NYC at the Roseland Ballroom. Two tickets courtesy of alumnus Larry

Ginsberg.

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LA 22. G.R. Small, an alumnus and painter has donated one of his flag paintings which are an

examination of what Americans see and want to see in their paramount symbol. . His

paintings hang in private collections, and have been auctioned off to benefit organizations

he's worked with through the years.

LA 23. Enjoy lively discussion and good Kosher Chinese food with Professor Bush and five

students!

LA 23. No gutter balls tonight! Professors Liebmann and Martinez are happy to host four

students for dinner and bowling!

LA 24. Dean Demleitner is offering a freshly cooked, homemade gourmet dinner or brunch for

four people. This year, the entertainment will be provided by her kids! Drinks and

desserts will be included.

LA 25. While I’m sure you’ve never wanted to harm your favorite law professors, it might be fun

for 10-15 students to fire lasers at them. Join in on a game of laser tag with Professors

Krieger, Martinez, Liebmann, Boyarin, Hayden, Albert, Villazor, Glazer, Colombo,

Folami, and Rezvani, along with Deans DiFonzo and Moore!

LA 26. Four Tickets to the New York Yankees – great seats courtesy of Randy Levine, fellow

alum and President of the New York Yankees. Come see the 2009 World Champion

New York Yankees. Date of the game TBA.

LA 27. Sing your hearts out with Professors Villazor, Lane, Glazer, Ostrow and Burke! A

night of karaoke for five lucky students!

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PJF EXTENDS OUR GRATITUDE TO THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS

OF THE HOFSTRA COMMUNITY FOR THEIR ONGOING SUPPORT AND DEDICATION:

NORA V. DEMLEITNER, Dean of the Law School

LISA MONTICCIOLO-MCCLUSKEY, Director of Student Affairs

ANNA PELLEGRINI, Sr. Assistant to Student Affairs

AMY BEDELL, Director of Public Sector Career Services

LISA BERMAN, Assistant Dean for External Relations

CHRISTINE M. LUNSFORD, Director of Development

TYSHA SCOTT, Interim Director of Alumni Relations

DAVID A. DECICCO, Assistant Dean for Communications

RUSTY J. TRUMP, Direct Marketing Manager for Events and Annual Giving

KAMI L. CRARY, Director of Special Events

GARY MOORE, Assistant Dean for Law School Information Systems

ANDREW FREY, Operations Coordinator of Facilities

HOFSTRA LAW SCHOOL COPY CENTER

HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY MAINTENANCE STAFF

PJF THANKS THE FOLLOWING STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

FOR THEIR GENEROUS DONATIONS:

APALSA

HOFSTRA LAW GENTLEMEN

OUTLAW

PHI ALPHA DELTA

VETERANS LAW ASSOCIATION

PJF THANKS THE FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATORS AND FACULTY MEMBERS

FOR THEIR GENEROUS DONATIONS:

MIRIAM ALBERT

BARBARA BARRON

LISA BERMAN

ROBERT BIANCAVILLA

YISHAI BOYARIN

ALAFAIR BURKE

JULIANA CAMPAGNA

ROBIN CHARLOW

J. SCOTT COLESANTI

RONALD COLOMBO

NORA DEMLEITNER

HERBIE DIFONZO

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JEFFREY DODGE

MICHAEL ENDE

AKILAH FOLAMI

ERIC FREEDMAN

MONROE FREEDMAN

BRIAN FRYE

ELIZABETH GLAZER

JOHN D. GREGORY

JOANNA GROSSMAN

JENNIFER GUNDLACH

GRANT HAYDEN

SUSAN JOFFE

LAWRENCE KESSLER

FRED KLEIN

STEFAN KRIEGER

ERIC LANE

THEO LIEBMANN

SERGE MARTINEZ

LISA MONTICCCIOLO-

MCCLUSKEY

GARY MOORE

ASHIRA OSTROW

REZA REZVANI

VICTORIA ROBERTS

JAMES J. SAMPLE

ANDREW SCHEPARD

RONALD SILVERMAN

LISA SPAR

BARBARA STARK

ROSE VILLAZOR

WE WOULD ESPECIALLY LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING ALUMNI

FOR THEIR CONTINUED SUPPORT:

DAVID BENJAMIN

STEVEN DECOSTA

LARRY GINSBERG

JAN GOLDMAN

LORNA GOODMAN

JOHN HOGAN

MICHAEL KENT

ANDREW KRESS

MICHELLE LASKIN

RANDY LEVINE

SUZANNE MENTZINGER

LISA PERONI

MICHAEL ROSOFF

CATHERINE SAMUELS

PETER SIROKA

TAMARA STEPHEN

DAVID WEISSMAN

WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS FOR THEIR TIME AND

EFFORT, WITHOUT WHICH TONIGHT WOULD NOT BE POSSIBLE:

IRNANDE ALTEMA

PAUL ATKINSON

SHEILA BALLATO

ASHLEY BEHRE

MATTHEW BERGER

MYCROFT BOYD

JEANIE CHANG

JESSICA CHIAVARA

GINA CHOE

CHRISTINE CONWELL

NICK D’ALESSANDRO

MICHAEL DELAKAS

BRIONNA DENBY

INDERJIT DHAMI

LAURA EPSTEIN

AARON FANWICK

FLAVIA FRANCO

DAVID GERARDI

JULIET GOBLER

JOSHUA GOODMAN

TIFFANY GORDON

CARLA GUNTHER

LAURA KITCHEN

BILLY KONTOLIOS MEGHAN LAFRONZ-EMBERGER

RYAN LARSON

JUDITH MASSIS-SANCHEZ

CHARLES MILESKI

TANYA MIR

ALLIE MUSSEN

PHIL NASH

GEORGE PLEASANT-JONES

VICTORIA REEVE

EMILY RIVARD

JEAN-BAPTISTE RUDATSIKIRA

DANIEL RUDOLPH

JESSICA SAPONIERI

SAMUEL SCROGGINS

AARA SHAIKH

LE-EL SINAI

RICO TAGLIAFERRI

NICHOLAS TAM

TRINH TRAN

ALEX TURBIN

MAAYAN VODOVIS

KAMRAN YAGHOUBZADEH

LANA YANG

SHIRIN ZARABI

ALEX ZWILLINGER

We sincerely apologize for any inadvertent omissions throughout this booklet.

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Thank you to the following businesses for their support!

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