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May 23, 2014

Commencement 2014

More than 240 graduates received their degrees during the school of law commencement ceremony in Matthews Arena on Friday, May 23, 2014. Randall Kennedy, a leading scholar on race issues and the Michael R. Klein Professor of Law at Harvard Law School, delivered the commencement address.

Courtney Allessio ’14 gives her address to fellow law gradxaduxadates at commencexadment.

Courtney Allessio ’14 gives her address to fellow law gradxaduxadates at commencexadment.

In his welxadcoming remarks, Jeremy Paul, dean of the School of Law, told the gradxaduxadates their eduxadcaxadtion as lawyers does not end at gradxaduxadaxadtion, and they will need to stand up to injusxadtices against core values such as growing income inequality and corxadrupxadtion of public disxadcourse that prexadvent thoughtful debate.

In his welxadcoming remarks, Jeremy Paul, dean of the School of Law, told the gradxaduxadates their eduxadcaxadtion as lawyers does not end at gradxaduxadaxadtion, and they will need to stand up to injusxadtices against core values such as growing income inequality and corxadrupxadtion of public disxadcourse that prexadvent thoughtful debate.

Deirdre Foley 14, was one of four student speakers during this years School of Law commencement ceremony.

Deirdre Foley 14, was one of four student speakers during this years School of Law commencement ceremony.

Jenxadnifer Huer ’14 gives her address to fellow law gradxaduxadates at commencexadment.

Jenxadnifer Huer ’14 gives her address to fellow law gradxaduxadates at commencexadment.

Professor Isaac Borenxadstein ’75 delivxadered facxadulty address.

Professor Isaac Borenxadstein ’75 delivxadered facxadulty address.

“Be willing to pursue a variety of callxadings that can enable you to do good and have fun,” Kennedy said. “To the fullest posxadsible extent, do what you want to do.”

“Be willing to pursue a variety of callxadings that can enable you to do good and have fun,” Kennedy said. “To the fullest posxadsible extent, do what you want to do.”

The law school’s Class of 2014—comprising more than 240 graduates—performed co-u200bu200bops throughout the United States and in 16 other countries.

The law school’s Class of 2014—comprising more than 240 graduates—performed co-u200bu200bops throughout the United States and in 16 other countries.

As a whole, the Class of 2014 logged more than 320,000 hours of clinxadical work.

As a whole, the Class of 2014 logged more than 320,000 hours of clinxadical work.

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