SU College of Law celebrates Reunion 2008 Sept. 19-21September 16, 2008Jaclyn D. Grossojgrosso@law.syr.edu
Syracuse University College of Law welcomes all of its alumni back to the University Hill for Reunion 2008 on Sept. 19-21. This celebration includes the Law Annual Dinner, a pre-game tailgate, the Syracuse vs. Northeastern football game, tours of the “Michelangelo: The Man and the Myth” exhibition and more. The campus-wide events are open to all alumni, with special recognition for class years ending in 3 and 8.
The Law Annual Dinner at the Hotel Syracuse on Sept. 19 will honor Professor Emeritus Samuel J.H. Donnelly for his distinguished career and 44 years of service. In addition, Onondaga County Supreme Court Judge Hon. John C. Cherundolo ’70, L’73 will receive the Outstanding Alumni Service Award; and Chicago Board Options Exchange President and CEO William J. Brodsky ’65, L’68 will receive the Distinguished Alumni Achievement Award.
To find out more about Reunion 2008 or to register online, visit http://www.colreunion.law.syr.edu or call (315) 443-9533.
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