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Y N E W S<br />

journal’s “Top 100 Most<br />

Marshall<br />

Recipient of<br />

Northwestern Service<br />

Award<br />

Martinez Recognized<br />

by <strong>Lawyer</strong>s USA<br />

Influential <strong>Lawyer</strong>s in America”<br />

Lawrence C. Marshall, professor<br />

<strong>Lawyer</strong>s USA selected Jenny S.<br />

in 2006, as well as one of the<br />

of law, David and Stephanie<br />

New fellows, nominated by<br />

Martinez, associate professor of<br />

“Top Women Litigators” by the<br />

Mills Director of Clinical<br />

current members of the<br />

law and Justin M. Roach, Jr.<br />

Daily Journal.<br />

Education, and associate dean<br />

academy, will participate in the<br />

Faculty Scholar, as one of eight<br />

Koski Receives Service<br />

Award<br />

for public interest and clinical<br />

education, was honored earlier<br />

this year with Northwestern<br />

academy’s induction ceremony<br />

in October in Cambridge,<br />

Massachusetts. Academy<br />

up-and-coming attorneys from<br />

around the nation “who have<br />

positioned themselves to make a<br />

William Koski (PhD ’03), Eric and<br />

<strong>University</strong>’s 2007 Service to<br />

president Emilio Bizzi said the<br />

significant impact on their<br />

Nancy Wright Professor of<br />

Society Award, as selected by<br />

nominations recognize<br />

profession.” Martinez’s profile<br />

Clinical Education, received a<br />

Public Service Award from<br />

IMPACT, a California statewide<br />

nonprofit organization serving<br />

deaf and hard-of-hearing<br />

children. The award, presented<br />

April 21, recognizes Koski’s<br />

contributions in advocating<br />

equal educational opportunities<br />

for deaf and hard-of-hearing<br />

the Alumni Awards Committee.<br />

The award “recognizes the<br />

voluntary efforts of alumni in<br />

various arenas that contribute<br />

to the advancement of causes<br />

or the improvement of society,<br />

thereby reflecting favorably on<br />

the <strong>University</strong>.” Marshall<br />

received his JD summa cum<br />

laude from Northwestern<br />

“individuals who have made<br />

preeminent contributions to<br />

their disciplines and to<br />

society at large.”<br />

Grundfest Appointed<br />

to SEC Advisory<br />

Committee, Named to<br />

Directorship 100 List<br />

Joseph A. Grundfest ’78, W. A.<br />

was featured in the magazine’s<br />

September 24 issue.<br />

<strong>Stanford</strong> <strong>Lawyer</strong> / Fall 2007<br />

33<br />

children, such as his litigation<br />

<strong>University</strong> School of Law in<br />

Franke Professor of Law and<br />

work in the case J.C. v.<br />

1985 and later became a<br />

Business, was among the 16<br />

California School for the Deaf<br />

professor of law as well as co-<br />

individuals appointed to the<br />

and California Board of<br />

Education. Koski served as<br />

founder and legal director of<br />

the Center on Wrongful<br />

Securities and Exchange<br />

Commission’s new accounting<br />

Faculty Promotions<br />

counsel in the case, which<br />

Convictions where he<br />

advisory committee. Announced<br />

<strong>Stanford</strong> Law School granted full<br />

challenged the California School<br />

represented many wrongly<br />

by SEC Chairman Christopher<br />

tenure and professorship to<br />

for the Deaf’s exclusion of multi-<br />

convicted inmates. He joined<br />

Cox in July, the committee is<br />

Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar,<br />

disabled deaf children. Koski is<br />

the <strong>Stanford</strong> Law School<br />

charged with identifying ways to<br />

professor of law and Deane F.<br />

the founder and director of<br />

faculty in 2005.<br />

improve financial reporting and<br />

Johnson Faculty Scholar, and<br />

<strong>Stanford</strong> Law School’s Youth<br />

and Education Law Project<br />

(YELP).<br />

Karlan Named Academy<br />

Fellow<br />

make it more accessible and<br />

useful to investors.<br />

Grundfest was also named<br />

Michele Landis Dauber,<br />

professor of law and Bernard D.<br />

Bergreen Faculty Scholar.<br />

The American Academy of Arts<br />

to Directorship’s first annual<br />

Jayashri Srikantiah, associate<br />

and Sciences has elected<br />

“Directorship 100,” a list of the<br />

professor of law (teaching), was<br />

Pamela S. Karlan, Kenneth and<br />

100 most influential figures in<br />

appointed for another three<br />

Harle Montgomery Professor of<br />

corporate governance in<br />

years. Alison D. Morantz,<br />

Public Interest Law, a member<br />

America. Nominated by<br />

assistant professor of law, was<br />

MICHAEL JOHNSON<br />

of its 2007 Class of Fellows.<br />

Directorship readers and a<br />

panel of 12 experts, the list was<br />

featured in the magazine’s<br />

September 2007 issue.<br />

promoted to associate<br />

professor of law.

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