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Special events are an important part of law school life. Each week, the law
school calendar is replete with speakers, visitors, panels and symposia, all
contributing to the spirit of inquiry and stimulating intellectual life of our
community. Most events fall into one of two categories. Academic enrichment
events bring distinguished speakers to the school to lecture,
participate in classes or join in panel discussions. Fund-raising events
bring together students, alumni and special friends and are an important source
of revenue for the law school. For more information about fundraising events,
follow the links below.
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Annual Alumni Reunion 2008. See photos from Reunion
2007
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Winter Networking
Reception
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Wine and Cheese Reception
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Liberty and
Justice Dinner and the Paul S. Miller Award.
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Goods & Service
Auction benefits the Public Interest Law program.
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Susan Dietrich Clyne
Memorial Golf Tournament.
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Distinguished Jurist in Residence
For over a decade, this program has been attracting prominent jurists to the
Law Center, including United State Supreme Court Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg
and Antonin Scalia, as well as Chief Judge Judith Kaye of the New York State
Court of Appeals. The program features a public lecture, luncheons, informal
meetings, classroom lectures, and a private reception for students, faculty,
and invited guests.
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Distinguished Public Interest Lawyer in Residence
Recognizing attorneys who have made significant contributions to society by
representation of individuals or groups historically denied access to justice,
this program has featured such noted speakers as Elaine Jones, NAACP legal
Defense and Educational Fund director-counsel; Cesar Perales, Puerto Rican
Legal Defense; and Janet Benshoof, Center for Reproductive Law & Policy.
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Bruce K. Gould Book Award
This award, named for its benefactor, a leading law book publisher and Touro
Law Center graduate, is presented annually to the author of an outstanding
publication related to the law, the legal profession, or the legal system.
Recipients have included Anita Hill, for Speaking Truth to Power; Robert
Shapiro, for The Search for Justice: A Defense Attorney's Brief on the O.J.
Simpson Case; United States Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, for On the Law of
Nations; and, most recently, Sandra Day O'Connor, who spent the day at
Touro and was honored for The Majesty of the Law: Reflections of a Supreme
Court Justice.
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