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John Whalen, 1912-1919

John Whalen, 1912-1919

Portrait that appeared on page 4 of the NY Daily Tribune on May 10, 1900.

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Paul Fuller, 1905-1912

Paul Fuller, 1905-1912

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Francis P. Garvin, 1919-1923

Francis P. Garvin, 1919-1923

Francis Patrick Garvan, three-quarter length portrait, seated at desk, facing left.

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Ignatius M. Wilkinson, 1923-1953

Ignatius M. Wilkinson, 1923-1953

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George Bacon, Acting Dean 1953-1954

George Bacon, Acting Dean 1953-1954

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John F.X. Finn, 1954-1956

John F.X. Finn, 1954-1956

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William Hughes Mulligan, 1956-1971

William Hughes Mulligan, 1956-1971

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Joseph M. McLaughlin, 1971-1981

Joseph M. McLaughlin, 1971-1981

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Joseph M. Perillo, Acting Dean, 1981-1982

Joseph M. Perillo, Acting Dean, 1981-1982

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Michael M. Martin, 2009-present

Michael M. Martin, 2009-present

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William M. Treanor, 2002-2009

William M. Treanor, 2002-2009

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John D. Feerick, 1982-2002

John D. Feerick, 1982-2002

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  • Annual Report to the Alumni
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  • Dean's Report to the Alumni, 1964 by William H. Mulligan

    Dean's Report to the Alumni, 1964

    William H. Mulligan

    Dean Mulligan reported on the School's progress in his annual Dean's Report to Alumni. Mulligan focused on Public Service, Faculty accomplishments, the expanding Moot Court program, and a new reading room in the library ("where conversation and smoking are permitted").

    Date: 12-16-1964

  • Annual Report to the Alumni by Joseph M. McLaughlin

    Annual Report to the Alumni

    Joseph M. McLaughlin

    Jospeh McLaughlin's first annual report "departed from tradition," and announced "The Fordham Law School faculty, afflicted as it is with a unique sense of humor, has seen fit to add irreverent illustrations and impertinent footnotes. Despite these occasional intrusions, my message (I hope) comes through: It has been a good year." McLaughlin announced for the first time a fund raising campaign independent of the University that would provide exclusively for Law School purposes. McLaughlin's annual reports

    Date: 12-1-1972

  • The Dean's Report by John D. Feerick

    The Dean's Report

    John D. Feerick

    The eighth Dean of Fordham Law School, John Feerick, focused on the faculty and administration for his first annual report to the alumni.

    Date: 12-1-1982

  • Dean's Report to the Alumni by William M. Treanor

    Dean's Report to the Alumni

    William M. Treanor

    Dean William M. Treanor reported on a successful year highlighting faculty scholarship, new space at 33 West 60th St. that would support interests in international law, a documentary film featuring the Crowley Program's human rights mission to Ghana, a new Center for Corporate, Securities and Financial Law, a record number of applications received by the Admissions Office, Thomas A. Moore, c/o '72, honored with the Alumni Association Medal of Achievement, and the tenth year of the Stein Scholars program.

    Date: 12-1-2002

  • Dean's Report to the Alumni - One Vision One Promise by Martin M. Martin

    Dean's Report to the Alumni - One Vision One Promise

    Martin M. Martin

    Michael Martin, faculty member for almost 40 years, served as the interim Dean in 2009-2010. In the midst of a $100 million campaign that would support the new Law School building, scholarships, faculty chairs, centers and institutes, and the Annual Fund, Martin, emphasized One Vision: " Fordham Law Stands apart because we offer a complete legal education distinguished by our commitment to academic excellence, dedication to the craft of lawyering, focus on ethics, devotion to service, and loyalty to community; and One Promise: "Fordham Law's campaign is more than bricks and mortar. It is more than dollars and cents. The campaign is a promise to future generations of law students that Fordham Law will continue to prepare excellent lawyers to be leaders in the legal profession."

    Date: 12-7-2010

 
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