Jonathan Allen (’19) and Leadership Brainery Opens Door for Marginalized Students

Fewer Black people are getting master’s and doctoral degrees now than they did in the 1980s and 90s, says Derrick Young. His organization Leadership Brainery is looking to change that. Leadership Brainery looks to provide resources and connections for marginalized communities to gain access to higher education, especially master’s and doctoral degrees, according to representatives […]

Julie Mitarotondo (’16) Joins Greenberg Traurig as an Associate

Hannah Caplan and Martine Tariot Wells joined as shareholders, and Julie Mitarotondo joined as an associate. This team was previously with Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP’s Denver office. Also, Rebecca Hudson joined Greenberg Traurig as a shareholder; she was formerly with Holland & Hart’s Denver office. The attorneys join shareholder David J. Stein who recently joined the firm’s Chicago office and will be part […]

Melissa A. Sullivan (’09) Promoted to Publisher of Neshaminy

Top leadership of Neshaminy: The Bucks County Historical and Literary Journal has changed with the retirement of Publisher Stuart Abramson. According to Don Swaim, the journal’s Executive Editor and co-founder, writer and editor Melissa A. Sullivan has moved into the position Abramson held for four years. Managing Editor William J. Donahue remains in the primary […]

Brad Baranowski (’20) Honored at Kent State Ashtabula Community Reception

During a community reception in the Blue & Gold Room, Brad Baranowski, who is part of the 50th anniversary Supreme Court Fellows class, received the Roger T. Beitler Distinguished Former Student Award.  In accepting the award, Baranowski said he wanted to stress how happy he was to be back at the university. “Kent State University […]

David Ross’ (’76) Photographs Line Western Mass. Courthouses

Memories come flooding back to retired Judge David Ross as he strolls the halls, offices and rooms at Orange District Court. Following 24 years on the bench, the Amherst resident hung up his black robe for good on April 28. But the stories he recounts aren’t about the literal trials and tribulations that unfolded in […]

Emily Tucker (’10) Writes about Chatbots

If you were a tech company executive, why might you want to build an algorithm capable of duping people into interacting with it as though it were human? This is perhaps the most fundamental question one would hope journalists covering the roll-out of a technology–acknowledged by its purveyors to be dangerous–to ask. But it is […]

William J. Delaney (LLM in Banking & Financial Law’91) Named a 2023 Super Lawyer

Delaney, Counsel at Cohn & Dussi, has been named to the Super Lawyers list for Bankruptcy every year since 2008. Only 5 percent of lawyers are named each year. The selection process includes independent research, peer nominations, and peer evaluations by practice area. Delaney, who practices out of the firm’s Rhode Island office, is a commercial attorney […]