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TBA
Assistant Vice President,
Alumni Relations & Dev.
Rosemary Pall
Director,
Development
Nancy Ravert Ward
Associate Director,
Alumni Relations
Ashley Barton
Associate Director,
Alumni Relations & Dev.
(Harrisburg Campus)
Peter Castagna
Assistant Director,
Widener Law Fund
Todd Lineburger
Advancement Writer,
Law School
Judy McLaughlin
Donor Relations Coordinator,
Alumni Relations & Dev.
Suzanne Watts
Administrative Assistant,
Alumni Relations & Dev.
Denise Weiser
Secretary,
Alumni Relations & Dev.
(Harrisburg Campus)
Katrina Womack
Secretary,
Alumni Relations & Dev.
|  Delaware campus graduates taking the Pennsylvania Bar examination for the first time in February 2011 passed at a rate of 92.3%, higher than graduates of all but two law schools in the commonwealth.
We are Counting on You...
 ...to help us increase our alumni participation rate in the annual fund this year! It is important for the law school to demonstrate a strong participation rate because it shows the world that our graduates are proud of their law degree and want to give back to the institution that shaped who they are today. Participation is what counts for our "Raise the Rate, Just Participate!" initiative, which means your gift is counted, no matter the size. Show your support today! Be one of our 1,371 donors: make your online donation by visiting http://alumni.widener.edu/giving.
New Book by Graduate Includes Look at the Early Years
“Five hundred students were milling about in front of the school. It was summer. The ABA was in session. Our delegation was there. I was waiting with Dean Weeks in his office. The call came through. It was for me from Mr. Maddox. I was the first to know that the Board voted to affiliate with Widener. Word was sent to the ABA and their House of Delegates voted to give us provisional approval. I told Dean Weeks and then walked outside to tell the students,” writes Thomas F. Liotti ’76 of efforts to get ABA accreditation for the Delaware Law School in his new autobiographical book, The Secret Adoption.
The book features a pair of chapters focusing on Liotti’s personal reflections on his time at the fledgling law school. “For me, Delaware Law School, at least in earliest stages, was a beacon of hope for those who had a dream,” says Liotti. “We had a lot of people who really, really wanted to be lawyers,” he said of his classmates, adding, “People went out of their way to work at becoming lawyers.” To read the full story click here.
Access to the Joint-Campus Law Journal
 Did you know you can access an electronic copy of the Widener Journal of Law, Economics, and Race? View Mississippi and the School-to-Prison Pipeline by Matthew Burris or From the Rooney Rule to the Robinson Rule: NCAA Football and the Quest for Equal Opportunity in Head Coaching by Justin Pike from Volume 3, Issue 1, by clicking on the blue titles.
The Widener Journal of Law, Economics and Race (”WJLER”) is Widener’s newest law journal and the first to be published jointly by both the Delaware and Harrisburg campuses. The journal is designed to provide a forum for in-depth analysis and academic discourse on issues involving the intersection of the law, race, and economics.
Incoming Philadelphia Bar Association chancellor is a Widener Law alumnus
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