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UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA LEVIN COLLEGE OF LAW VOL. 39 NO. 2 • SPRING 2003Providing for their FUTUREANNUALREPORT2001-02

2001-02 HIGHLIGHTSBanner Year Possible ThroughAlumni SupportThe importance of alumni involvement in the success of the College of Lawis demonstrated by a review of some notable 2001-02 achievements — eachone funded by, supported or participated in by one or more UFLaw grads.Law school officials and UF administratorsannounce new Center onChildren and the Law, to be directedby nationally recognized ProfessorBarbara Bennett Woodhouse (whocomes to the College of Law from theUniversity of Pennsylvania where shewas co-founder and co-director of theCenter for Children’s Policy Practiceand Research).Gator TeamChild and the JuvenileMediation Clinic are among 26organizations honored by the NationalCouncil on Crime and Delinquency fortheir work with youth.Florida Supreme Court Chief JusticeCharles Wells ’64 and other currentand retired Court Justicesjudge 16th annual ZimmermanShuffield Kiser & Sutcliffe MootCourt Cup competition.Alumni from all over the countryand Carribean attend Black LawStudent Association’s 30thAnniversary celebrations and 12thAnnual BLSA Alumni ReunionWeekend.During 2001-2002 and preceding sixmonths, law faculty hire eight educatorsof tremendous talent andexpertise to put law school in positionto enhance signature programs,add strength to core curriculum, createnew initiatives:• David Levin Chair in Family LawProfessor Barbara BennettWoodhouse.• Levin Mabie Levin Professor BertaEsperanza Hernandez-Truyol• Marshall Criser Chair in ElectronicCommunications & AdministrationWilliam Page.• Assistant Professors SherrieRussell-Brown,Valerie Sanchez,Mark Fenster,Wayne Hanewiczand Mark ThurmonFaculty, alumni, staff and students worktogether throughout 2000-2001 toaddress law school diversity issues andthe recruiting and retaining of minorityfaculty and students.Masters in the art of human conflictresolution shared secrets to successwith more than 100 lawyers, studentsand others attending the 2nd AnnualUpchurch Watson & WhiteDispute Resolution Symposiumpresented by the law school’s Institutefor Dispute Resolution.Hispanic Business Magazine listsLevin College of Law as one of thenation’s “Top 10 Law Schools forHispanic Students” in its September2000 issue.Chief Justice and Justices from theFlorida Supreme Court, Dean Jon Millsand law school faculty, staff and studentsparticipate in special ceremony in honorof those killed and wounded 9/11.In worldwide competition in Vienna,the law school’s InternationalCommercial Arbitration MootCourt Team topped last year’s 50thpercentile ranking by moving up to 37th(41st of 108 teams),and ranked 13 of 26U.S. teams. Support from SteelHector & Davis, LLP, in Miami makesit possible for the team to compete.The eighth annual Public InterestEnvironmental Conference,“Industry is from Mars,Environmentalists are from Venus:Reconciling our Differences on Earth”held in spring and organized byEnvironmental and Land UseLaw Society student organization.A record 2,550 students – the largestand one of the most qualified candidatepools in school history – in winter2002 applied for Fall 2002 admission,a 40% increase over Fall 2001.Internationally recognized humanrights advocate and author RandallRobinson and former Jamaican cabinetminister Dudley Thompson werefeatured at the Third AnnualConference on Race and RaceRelations organized by Center forthe Study of Race and Race Relations.Environmental Moot Court Teamreaches semifinals at Pace UniversityNational Competition in New York;students from summer 2001UF/University of Costa Rica JointProgram in Environmental Law wintwo of three rounds of StetsonUniversity International EnvironmentalLaw Moot Court Competition.Officials and academicians from Brazil,Costa Rica, Guatemala, Argentina,Mexico and Cuba among participantsat the Third Annual Legal &Policy Issues in the AmericasConference organized by Center forGovernmental Responsibility.According to USNews & WorldReport, the College of Law movedinto the country’s top 20 public lawschools - and was ranked in top 50public and private. The publication’sreport on “America’s Best GraduateSchools,” again ranks Graduate TaxProgram second in country.Need to Fund Key ActivitiesAUFLaw’s fall and spring Trial Teamscelebrate banner year making finals inall competitions entered. One squadearned Florida Bar Chester BedellMemorial state championship forsecond year in a row, and threeunits won regional competitions andadvanced to national tournaments. Of400 law school teams competing atnational level, only UF had units intwo Final Fours — prestigiousAmerican Bar Association andAmerican Trial Lawyers competitions.The Justice Campbell ThornalMoot Court Team advanced toquarterfinals in the Bankruptcy LawCompetition, St. John’s University;won second in the Ruby Vale NationalCorporate Law Competition,Delaware; hosted the annual RaymerF. Maguire Final Four Competition;and won second place for BestMemorandum in the JESSUPSoutheast regional competition.Thanks to widespread support fromalumni throughout Florida and thenation as well as from law firms, faculty,friends and law students theLevin College of Law exceeds itsgoal to raise $5 million by the end of2001 toward a $25 million constructionproject to begin in 2003. Planscall for construction on a majoraddition to the Legal InformationCenter — subsequently to benamed the Lawton Chiles (’55)Legal Information Center inhonor of the late Florida governorand U.S. senator — and new stateof-the-artclassrooms.lumni contributions/pledges each year through the Annual Fund —unrestricted (used by law school where most needed) and restricted(designated by contributor for specific activity/organization) — supportmany of the activities included in this 2001-02 Highlights Report.A review of the past three years:1999-00: $734,545 2000-01: $567,895 2001-02: $459,8312002-03 Annual Fund GoalIN NEW DONOR GIFTS, PLEDGES:$500,000

CONTENTSAnnual Fund 2Special Funding 8Endowments 10Financial Summary 14Donors 16• Distinguished Donors• Annual Fund• Special Funding• EndowmentsContribution Analysis 36• J.D. Class Giving• LLMT Class GivingDean’s Message 45TRUSTEE CHAIRMAN MESSAGEFriends and Colleagues:What an important year 2001 - 2002 has been for our law school. We are beginning to seethe results of having Dean Jon Mills and UF President Charles Young so committed tomaking the quality of our facilities equal to the quality of our students, faculty and alumni.Their stated goal of moving UFLaw into the ranks of the Top 10 public law schools is trulyachievable if we all join in that commitment.In 2003, thanks to our Building Committee chaired by W.C. Gentry and the hundredsof you that contributed, we will begin construction on an expanded Library and newstate-of-the-art classrooms. While we have accomplished much, our challenge now will beto equip these new and upgraded facilities with futuristic technology needed for the highestquality research and communications.The Law Center Board of Trustees will be working tirelessly to accomplish these goals,and we need to know we can count on your continued support and contributions.Opportunities still exist for your help in making the Lawton Chiles Legal InformationCenter, the renovated Holland Hall and the O’Connell Supreme Court Reading Roomcompetitive with comparable law school facilities across the country.Although we are disappointed Dean Mills will be stepping down in 2003, I can assure youthorough and detailed work has gone into finding his successor. I had the privilege ofserving on the law school’s Dean Search Committee, co-chaired by Professors ChristopherSlobogin and Barbara Woodhouse. My experience working with them, other educators onthe committee, and the faculty as a whole has been most rewarding. President Young andProvost David Colburn also have been very involved in this process. I am honored to haverepresented you on such a great committee, and value the working relationship our Boardhas with the staff, faculty and administration.Exciting and dynamic changes are ahead for us in 2003-04 and beyond, and with your loyalGator Law support, we can all look forward to seeing them unfold. Thank you!!MARYBETH MCDONALD ’822001-03 CHAIRMAN, BOARD OF TRUSTEES, UF LAW CENTER ASSOCIATIONMCDONALD & RODGERS, P.A., ORLANDO10TOPPUBLIC LAW SCHOOLSAs UFLaw moves toward being a Top 10public U.S. law school, a peer comparison inkey categories – using information from2000-01 – reveals these data:2000-01 Alumni ParticipatingSchool % # Living ContributingVirginia 40.50 13,991 5,662Texas 34.30 14,900 5,109Minnesota 31.60 8,331 2,634Michigan 22.90 18,773 4,306UC-Berkeley 22.10 11,885 2,622Illinois 17.10 7,997 1,364Wisconsin 13.70 12,135 1,658Washington 13.30 7,307 973UCLA 12.10 11,441 1,385Florida 10.7 15,532 1,6562000-01 Gifts, Grants, OtherSchool 2000-01Virginia $22,697,911Michigan $12,409,108Washington $11,281,534Illinois $10,729,030UC-Berkeley $ 9,060,863Minnesota $ 8,291,214Texas $ 7,649,731Iowa $ 4,930,000UCLA $ 3,401,000Wisconsin $ 2,736,270Florida $ 1,362,324Market Value of EndowmentsBoard of TrusteesChairman MarybethMcDonald ’82 meetsat 2002 ReunionWeekend withclassmates (from left)Lawrence Semento’81, Mount Dora;Carlos Concepcion’82, Miami; and CraigA. Jaslow ’81, Miami.School 2000-01Michigan $227,754,168UCLA $185,225,526Virginia $163,153,117Texas $151,053,916Minnesota $ 75,048,702Florida $ 64,302,062Iowa $ 40,000,000UCLA $ 33,069,000Wisconsin $ 31,848,550Washington $ 22,852,066Illinois $ 10,372,048Source: American Bar Association.

ANNUAL FUNDCOUNCIL PRESIDENTMESSAGEDear Fellow Alumni:I wish to thank each of you who supportedour law school during the 2001-02 fiscal year,as well as those of you on board already in ’02-03 (you’ll be listed in the next Annual Report).In light of our state and national economicconditions – and in light of UF’s questto provide quality plus affordability in legaleducation – I think we all are increasinglyaware of the need for the private sector todo its part for “publicly assisted” education.Our contributions to the Annual Fundsupplement State funding and make possiblevaried opportunities for students.As you can see throughout this Report,contributions from alumni, friends andlaw firms makethe differencein the academicquality andeducationalenvironmentat our lawschool. All giftsare important;any amount isappreciated andbeneficial.I’m happyCouncil President Johnson (left)honors Immediate Past PresidentBruce Harris ’93, Orlando.to report that alumni participation rateincreased from 10 percent to 12 percent in2001-02, and we hope to add several morepercentage points by the end of ’02-03.Taking the lead in that area are recent graduatingclasses that revived the “GraduatingClass Gift” tradition (see page 4). The LawReview students also are taking a leadershiprole by pledging their support to endow theReview (see page 11).Your Alumni Council is working tobroaden our base of support through appealsto classmates, and by encouraging firms withtwo or more Gators to achieve 100 percentparticipation through the Law Firm GivingProgram. We also need more individuals andfirms to sponsor Book Awards. Please participatewhen asked. If you are celebrating your5th, 10th or 25th reunion this April, pleasecome back to campus and support yourReunion Class Gift.Thanks for your involvement!Kenneth R. Johnson ’812002-03 Alumni Council PresidentNaplesWhat is It? Why Do We Need It?UFLaw IN COMPETITION with Top 10Annual FundParticipation, ContributionsALevin College of Law education– to be meaningful to students –is as much about varied,effective co-curricular, extracurricularprograms and organizations asit is about superb faculty andrequired courses.And when it comes to enrichmentbeyond the classroom, the Annual Fund isthe lifeblood of those co-curricular and extracurricularactivities needed to help UFLawand its students compete with their peers atlaw schools throughout the country.When it comes to Annual Fund success,the College of Law is not keeping pace withTop 10 competitors – or even with some lawschools in Florida and the Southeast.While large portions of the school’sannual budget come from State allocation,tuition and interest from its Endowment(capped annually at about 4.5-5 percent ofaccumulated interest), many programs andactivities benefitting students the most aren’tcovered by these monies. For example:Moot Court and Trial TeamsAnnual Fund contributions help pay fortraining, travel expenses and materials forUFLaw’s excellent teams to participate inprestigious state, regional and national competitionseach semester against squads fromFlorida, Southeast and Top Tier law schools.Pro Bono WorkAnnual Fund contributions help matchfunds provided by various entities to providestipends to students working in public interestorganizations or doing pro bono work.Law College CouncilAllocates Annual Fund monies todeserving law student organizations to helpdefray symposia and conference costsincluding speakers’ fees, printing and otherevent costs.John Marshall Bar AssociationThe outstanding and historic lawstudent government is funded in part byAnnual Fund monies, as are the many groupsoverseen by Law College Council.Essentials ProvidedAdditional vital UFLaw elements coveredthrough Annual Fund contributions are:1. Scholarship and loan assistance2. Innovative Book Awards3. Stipends for student research assistants4. Strengthening of law library5. Support services and programs forstudents, alumni6. Funding for conferences, lectures7. Influencing national rankings andrecruitment of students and facultyEach year UFLaw needs to raise morethan $500,000 in new donor Annual Fundcontributions. Currently about 10-12percent of UFLaw’s 15,000 living alums arecontributing.Experience is an invaluable form ofinstruction, and a truly great legal educationrequires public financial support toensure a range of activities to promoteintellectual, professional and social growth.2 ANNUAL REPORT

I.Annual FundFund needs to raise at least $500,000 yearly.II.Total DonorsAnnual Fund monies support UFLaw’s Justice Campbell Thornal Moot Court Team, one of the foremost suchteams in the nation.The team competes annually at more than 20 tournaments throughout the country, thanks alsoto endowments from Raymer F. Maguire / Holland & Knight, LLP, and Shuffield Kiser & Sutcliffe.Student Publications / OrganizationsSupported by Annual Fund ContributionsDonors can restrict gifts to particular student groups or to a generic“Student Organizations” fund.• American Bar Association/ LawStudent Division• Asian- and Pacific-American LawStudents Association• Association for Public Interest Law• Black Law Students Association• Caribbean Law StudentsAssociation• Christian Legal Society• Criminal Law Association• Entertainment,Arts and SportsLaw Society• Environmental and Land UsePlanning Law Society• Estates & Trusts and Elder LawSociety• Federalist Society• Florida Law Review• Florida Journal of International Law• Florida Toastmasters• Health Law Association• Intellectual Property & TechnologyLaw Association• International Law Society• Jewish Law Students Association• John Marshall Bar Association• Journal of Law & Public Policy• Journal of Technology Law & Policy• Justice Campbell Thornal MootCourt Team• Law Association of Women‘Law Firm Giving’ Encouraging Gator GradsA• Law School Democrats• Law School Republicans• Mediation and NegotiationAssociation• Phi Alpha Delta• Phi Delta Phi• Volunteer Income Tax Assistance• Trial Competition Team• Association of Trial Lawyers ofAmerica• Corporate Law Society• Florida Intellectual Property Group• Internet and Computer LawAssociation• Lambda Legal Alliancen Alumni Council initiative re-established in 2002 for the Annual Fund drive each year seems tohave caught the competitive spirit of Gator law grads. Law firm partners and associates,government lawyers, and corporate practitioners who all have one thing incommon — being UF law alums — are working to achieve100 percent participation among Gators in their offices as part of the2002-03 Annual Fund campaign.Through the revived Law Firm Giving Program, offices with twoor more Gators that achieve 100 percent participation will receive recognitionon a display in the Career Services lobby of the law school and inpublications. Already, 20 firms have achieved or are working toward the100 percent goal.The program is designed to broaden the base of alumnisupport and to educate alumni about the role of private funds for publiclyFirms in Tampa,Miami, Naples,West Palm, Jax,Tallahasseealready at 100%assisted law schools.They are essential for students, faculty and programsand boost the college’s national ranking in the area of alumni participation.To participate, contact Denise Stobbie in Alumni Affairs / 352.392.9296 or stobbie@law.ufl.eduAbout 10-12% of UFLaw’s more than15,000 living alums contribute annually.III. ExpendituresIncludes unrestricted Annual Funds,restricted Endowment FundsBelt tightening helps, but costs of qualityStudent Support, Academic Programs high.Data compiled from UF Law Center Association Annual Reports, 1998-02.YOUCan SelectThe Annual Fund’s flexibility allowsdonors to choose how much tocontribute and how their gifts will beused to enrich student life or to leaveallocation of funds to discretion of theDean (based on where funds can best beused for students that fiscal year). Giftsmay be any amount, usually between$25 – $2,500, and can be given at anytime during a fiscal year (July-June) or inresponse to mail or phone appeals.ANNUAL REPORT 3

ANNUAL FUNDANNUAL FUND CONTRIBUTIONSA New Source...Representatives of the Fall ’01 graduating class – Jamie Rodriguez and JohanneFoster – present a “Class Gift” check to Dean Jon Mills (left) and Immediate PastAlumni Council President Bruce Harris.The gift directed to the building campaignrevived a graduating class tradition dormant in the 90’s.Graduating Students Revive Class GiftWay back in ’88, the graduating UFLaw class wanted to leavesomething behind to honor the College and its students, soit raised more than $5,000. And previous classes also had raisedfunds toward landscaping and construction and to provide benchesfor the outdoor study terraces.Through the 90s, however, the “Class Gift” tradition was dormant.But in Fall 2001 at the December graduation a group of ’01graduates took it on themselves to revive the tradition and presented$4,050 to Dean Jon Mills toward the buildingcampaign.Organizing students were Johanne“We’re indebtedFoster, Jamie Rodriguez, TenesiaConnelly, Michael Grider, Josh Heller, to Fall ’01 gradsMiguel Suau, Jose Garcia and Eugenewho felt stronglyGregory.Five months later, the Spring 2002 this traditionclass at May commencement ceremoniesshould bestrongly endorsed the tradition’s returnby presenting a Class Gift of $13,530 resumed.”(including funds collected and pledged)to be used to help support law school organizations, activities andprograms. Leading the collection effort were SamanthaSchosberg, Dawn Henrichon, Mack Bernard, Ana Garcia,Natalie Jackson, Allyson Enfinger, Theo Kypreos andGeorge Moraitis Jr.All 16 representatives already are Alumni Council members.“The ‘Class Gift’ is a wonderful gesture of professionalism,”noted Dean Mills on accepting the ’02 grads’ contributions. “Animportant part of being a member of any profession is giving backto support and improve the institution that prepared you and otherswho will follow. We are indebted to the Fall ’01 grads who feltstrongly this tradition should be resumed.”The combined graduating classes’ total participation wasmore than 30 percent.BookAwardsA Vital Part of the Annual Fund...A WARDS P ROVIDE E SSENTIAL F UNDS,R EWARD A CADEMIC A CHIEVEMENTBook Awards honor and encourage academic excellence byrecognizing the top student in each course. Awards are sponsoredfor a five-year period with a $2,000 annual contribution for fiveyears, or a $7,500 outright gift, or they may be endowed throughgifts, pledges or bequests of $40,000. These awards support studentand faculty activities, academic programs and servicesthrough the College of Law’s Annual Fund. Sponsors and recipientsreceive a plaque and recognition in law school publicationsand on a display. For more information, please contact the Office ofDevelopment & Alumni Affairs, (352) 392-9296.CURRENT BOOK AWARD SPONSORSCathy (UF ’82) and Larry Sellers ’79 sponsorthe Florida Administrative Law Book Award.Advanced Bankruptcy• Stichter Riedel Blain & Prosser, P.A.Appellate Advocacy• Bruce Rogow/Rogow GreenbergFoundation• Louis K. RosenbloumBusiness Organizations• Emmanuel Sheppard & CondonCivil Procedure• McKenzie & Taylor, P.A.• Warner Fox Wackeen DungeySeeley Sweet & Beard, L.L.P.Civil Tax Procedure• R. Lawrence Heinkel, Esq.Constitutional Law• Patrick E. Geraghty, P.A.• Kenneth R. Johnson & KimberlyLeach JohnsonContracts• Foley & Lardner• Richard C. Grant ’72 in honorof Professor Ernest JonesCorporate Finance• Arnold L. GreenfieldCreditors’ Remedies &Bankruptcy• Jeffrey W.WarrenCriminal Law• Anthony S. BattagliaEminent Domain & Takings• Bruce M. HarrisEmployment Discrimination• John W. CampbellEstate Planning• C. Randolph & Cheryl R. Coleman• Edward F. KorenEstates & Trusts• Jones Foster Johnston & Stubbs, P.A.Evidence• Clarke & Silverglate, P.A.• Class of 1955 (Reunion Class Gift)• Roy B.“Skip” Dalton Jr.• Gray Harris & Robinson(Endowed)Federal Courts• F. Wallace Pope Jr.4 ANNUAL REPORT

Awards Not SponsoredJ.D. Courses Available:Among courses for which Book Awards sponsors are sought:Thanks to Louis K. Rosenbloum '74 of Pensacola, Jennifer Biewend (right) receivedan Appellate Advocacy Book Award as the top student academically in the course taughtby Legal Skills Professor Teresa Rambo (left).Federal Practice• Stephen B. GillmanFlorida Administrative Law• Lawrence E. & Cathy M. SellersForeign Tax Law• Robert F. HudsonHealth Law• Michael J. McNerneyIncome Taxation• Ward Rovell & Van Eepoel, P.A.Intellectual Property• Lott & Friedland, P.A.Professional Responsibility& The Legal Profession• Bedell Dittmar DeVault Pillans& Coxe, P.A.• Dean Mead Egerton BloodworthCapouano & Bozarth, P.A.in memory of Andy Fredricks(Endowed)• Doug & Jack Milne• Hill Ward & Henderson, P.A.Property• Professor Emeritus MandellGlicksberg, established by AndrewC. Hall & James A. Hauser(Endowed)Administrative LawAdmiraltyAdversary SystemsAgricultural Law & PolicyAnimal Rights/Wildlife LawAntitrust Law (2)Appellate Advocacy (3)Banking LawBioethics LawChildren’s LawCivil Clinic (6)Comparative LawConflictsConservation ClinicConstitutional LawCopyrightsCorporations (2)Creditors’ Remedies &BankruptcyCriminal LawCriminal Procedure–Adversary SystemEmployment LawEnvironmental DisputeResolutionEnvironmental LawGraduate Tax Courses Available:Among courses for which sponsors are sought:Corporate Taxation I and IIDeferred CompensationEstate PlanningFederal Taxation of GratuitousTransfersIncome Taxation I and IILitigation & ArbitrationAdvancedEnvironmental Law-ToxicsFamily Law (4)Federal AdministrativeLaw (2)Fiduciary AdministrationFlorida ConstitutionalLawForeign EnrichmentFuture InterestsGender & the LawGrowth Management,Techniques inHuman RightsIncome TaxationIncome Taxation ofEstates & TrustsInternational IntellectualPropertyInternational Trade LawJuvenile MediationClinicLabor LawLand FinanceLegal Drafting (10)Legal Research &Writing (4)Local Government LawMedia LawMediationMedical MalpracticeMedical TechnologyPartnership TaxationPatentsPension & EmployeeBenefitsPollution Control LawPoverty LawProducts LiabilityPropertyRemediesSalesSecured TransactionsSecurities RegulationSports LawTaxationTaxation of GratuitousTransfers (2)TrademarksTrademark PracticeWhite Collar CrimeWorkers’ Comp &Employment LawIncome Taxation of Trusts and EstatesPartnership TaxationProcedures in Tax FraudCases State & Local TaxationTax Exempt OrganizationsU.S. International Tax IIIntellectual PropertyLitigation• Feldman Gale & Weber, P.A.International Business Law• John C. & Tifi Bierley(Endowed)Jurisprudence• Bill HoppeLand Use Planning & Control• Goodlette Coleman & Johnson, P.A.Legal Accounting• Brett Hendee, P.A.Negotiation• J. Joaquin FraxedasTorts• Schackow & Mercadante, P.A.• High Stack Palahach & Cruanes• Paul LinderTrial Advocacy• Bill BoneTrial Practice• Milton Leach & D’Andrea• Nolan Carter, P.A.• Professor Emeritus Hayford O.Enwall Memorial (1906-1993),established by Peter C. K. Enwall(Endowed)• Rossman & Baumberger• Shook Hardy & Bacon• Monte J.Tillis Jr. Memorial(Endowed)• George A.VakaThe intellectual property law firm of Lott & Friedland in Coral Gables sponsors the BookAward in Intellectual Property. Among the firm’s Gators are (from left) Mark Stein ’89;Leslie Lott ’74, member of Law Center Board of Trustees; and David Friedland ’88, whoserves on the Law Alumni Council.ANNUAL REPORT 5

ANNUAL FUNDMemorials2001-02Among Annual Fund efforts each year are contributions tothe law school made in honor of outstanding men andwomen who graduated from and/or played an importantpart in the history of the College of Law.In Memory of Alice SpotoAnn B. KolodMr. & Mrs.Thomas CaplisKathleen M. SullivanUnique DonationCourtyard Centerpiece for Students, AlumsOne College of Law donation resulting in the campus focalpoint for students, alumni, staff, faculty and visitors: theMarcia Whitney Schott Courtyard. It is named in memory ofone of the first UFLaw alumna who, along with her husbandLewis M. Schott, was a devoted law school supporter. TheSchotts met at UFLaw, and both graduatedin 1946. Lewis subsequently practiced in SchottDaytona Beach and was a municipal judgeMemorialthere. He directed (1949-52) the FloridaState Beverage Department, and was a courtyard,member of the Governor’s Cabinet. Thea campuscouple gave generously to the Bruton-Geer building campaign in 1983, and contributed$50,000 to endowment of the lawfocal pointschool’s Clarence J.TeSelle Professorship. Lewis in 1987 establishedthe first eminent scholar super chair in Florida’s StateUniversity System, contributing $2 million in honor of his wife andproviding funding for research of rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupusand related diseases. Mr. Schott continues as a devoted and regularAnnual Fund donor to the law school, is a UF Foundation Fellow, exofficiomember of the Foundation Board of Directors, chosen as a UFDistinguished Alumnus, and member of the UF President’s Council.In Memory of David H. LevinAugustine AssetManagement, Inc.Brian H. BarrFrances R. BerneyBarry W. Beroset &Laura E. KeeneJean M. CainGlenda CalvasinaFrank L. CreelLucea G. DavisRollin D. Davis Jr.Diamond Hasser & FrostCaptain & Mrs. JamesW. DicksonDomengeaux WrightRoy, et al.Frederick C. DonovanFrank J. FabreA. Downing Gray & Co.Michael J. GriffithMr. & Mrs.Alan M. GrossMr. & Mrs. E. Lamar HicksCarol A. HolmanRobert H. Kahn Jr.Ann Loughridge KerrMr. & Mrs. D. JackKugelmanKimberly R. LambertMrs. Masami N. LaRoseIn Memory of James M. BrickleyMr. & Mrs. Dick FeinbergMr. & Mrs. Chris A. FinchW. Langston HollandMr. & Mrs. Barry A. MillerLaw Offices of JamesRichard HooperArnold LevinPat MaloneyDonna S. MarkleMcAbee & Scott, C.P.A.Artice L. McGrawJames M. MesserMichles & Booth, P.A.Timothy M. O’BrienLynne OswaldPensacola NewsJournal, Inc.Dr. & Mrs. Samuel ProctorR. Douglas RicksJames A. Scoggins IIIDr. & Mrs. Izzydor SheverDr. & Mrs. Charles F.Smith Jr.Spiderman’s ProfessionalServices, Inc.Judy SullivanJoseph Q.TarbuckMr. & Mrs. Fred L VigodskyMichael B.VigodskyC. Mark Whitehead IIILinda L.WilliamsWolk & GenterW. G.Yates & SonsConstruction Co.Tampa Bay CommunityDevelopment Corp.John I.WelchMr. & Mrs. Jack Williams6 ANNUAL REPORT

In Memory of Janice D. QuinnA. Brian PhillipsIn Memory of Judge Robert T. MannMr. & Mrs. Jerald BlizinProf. & Mrs. Dennis A. CalfeeCarole M. CamerlinDorothy S. CarterHon. & Mrs. Paul W. Danahy Jr.Celia E. DeifikCrockett FarnellGainesville Women’s ForumProf. & Mrs. Mandell GlicksbergAnne J. HootenGloria S. HopeProf. Roy HuntJeanne F. JohnsonJoan H. KindyProf. & Mrs. Joseph W. LittleR.Terry LyleDr. & Mrs. Ronald L. MannJessie C. MannIn Memory of Julius V.AfricanoReed A. Bryan IIIIn Memory of Earl WarfordAileen S.WarfordIn Memory of Rudy Hernandez Sr. and Jr.Gwendolyn A. HernandezWilliam H. McBride Jr. &Adelaide A. SinkFrancis T. McCoyDean & Mrs. Jon L. MillsBarbara Genthner MoritzMr. & Mrs. Robert C. MossbergMr. & Mrs. John R. NelsonMr. & Mrs. Charles A. NicholsF.Wallace Pope Jr.Mr. & Mrs.William B. PowellJames C. QuarlesMr. & Mrs. R E. RutlandMr. & Mrs. R. Randolph Simmons IIIMr. & Mrs. R. R. SimmonsWilliam Reece Smith Jr.SLA, Florida & Caribbean ChapterMaxine T.WeissMr. & Mrs. G. Pierce Wood Jr.2001-02 AlumniEvent SponsorsAnnual Fund contributions each year include individuals andlaw firms who sponsor receptions and other events — making itpossible for the Dean and faculty members to visit with alumniand friends in communities throughout Florida and the nation.Firms contribute $500 and up to help sponsor an event, whileindividuals contribute $100.Florida Bar Annual Meeting ReceptionJune 20, 2002FIRMSDouglass Law Firm, P.A.Feldman Gale & Weber, P.A.Gray Harris & Robinson, P.A.Greenberg Traurig, P.A.Holland & Knight, LLPINDIVIDUALSBill BoneW.C. GentryE.C. Deeno KitchenMark W. KlingensmithRon LabaskyJ. Grier Pressly IIILexisNexis TMUpchurch Watson White & MaxMediation GroupDoyle RogersBill RomanosHoward M. RosenblattOscar A. SanchezLarry & Cathy Sellers‘Beat the Noles’/Tallahassee ReceptionNovember 13, 2001FIRMSHolland & Knight, LLPINDIVIDUALSVinse BarrettBruce CulpepperDexter DouglasRobert ErvinBenjamin OvertonGary PrintyLarry & Cathy SellersCrit SmithMac StipanovichCharley & Linda Wells‘Beat the Bulldogs’/Jacksonville ReceptionOctober 25, 2001FIRMSBedell Dittmar Devault Pillans& CoxeCoker Myers Schickel &Sorenson, P.A.Holland & Knight, LLPLaw Office of W.C. GentryMilton Leach & D’Andrea, P.A.GIFTS AID COMPUTER FACILITIESBeginning with a gift of five computers from IBM in 1982, UFLaw’s computer labs haveexpanded over the past 30 years thanks to alumni contributions and generous gifts byWestlaw and Lexis/Nexis.Today students, faculty and researchers can choose fromcomputers in Bruton-Geer Media Services Center and the First Floor LIC ReadingRoom. Plans are for state-of-the-art computer facilities to be an integral part of thelibrary expansion and facilities construction.INDIVIDUALSBruce JohnsonDouglas MilneBarbara PuestowRutledge LilesBarry SinoffHon.Waddell A.WallaceWendy E.WittenEvan J.YegelwelAnnual FundDonors, Page 18...ANNUAL REPORT 7

SPECIAL FUNDINGWhat is It? Why Do We Need It?‘Grass-rootsSupport’Makes Historic Facilities Campaign SuccessfulMain Focus of 2001-2002 Special FundingHistorically, UFLaw alumnihave been asked to participatein Special Fundingactivities for major facilitiesconstruction and remodeling, but nonemore important than the one conductedduring the 2001-02 fiscal year.Thanks to “an outpouring of grassrootssupport from more than 500 alumni,faculty, staff, friends and students,”W.C. Gentry ’71 as chairman of the LawCenter Association Board of TrusteesBuilding Campaign Committee was ableto announce initial raising of more than$6.3 million — exceeding by $1.3 millionthe first-phase $5 million for expansionof facilities for the nation’s 11th largestlaw school.The money raised plus State matchingfunds and millions of dollars provided byAn extremely valuable and useful Special Funding facility was made possible by a generous gift of $350,000 fromthe estate of Ralph R. Bailey arranged by James D. Camp Jr. ’51. The Bailey Courtroom helps students gain firstrateskills and experience in a professional legal setting. Similar naming opportunities are available in 2003-04 in connectionwith library expansion and facilities construction renovation.The Bailey estate also established a law school scholarshipfund for Broward County students. Bailey was a pioneer of that county and a successful land developer.the University of Florida PresidentCharles Young and the university will gotoward the $25 million needed for expansionof the law library and construction ofstate-of-the-art classrooms.Construction and renovation willstart in late 2003 on library expansion andit will be named the Lawton Chiles LegalInformation Center. Chiles, who died in1998, earned his UF law degree in 1955and later served Florida as governor andU.S. senator.Mills praised the Law CenterAssociation Board of Trustees, ChairmanMarybeth McDonald and past ChairmanFPO New pic to comeon Monday a.m.8 ANNUAL REPORT

Richard M. “Robie” Robinson,both of Orlando, for their supportand fund-raising efforts. He noted theLaw Alumni Council, headed then byBruce Harris of Orlando and morethan 200 class representatives, helpedsecure gifts from classmatesand colleaguesthroughout Florida,Georgia and the UnitedStates.“Generous supportfrom law faculty alsoplayed a major role as ithas in prior fundraisingcampaigns,” Mills said.“Every gift, regardless ofsize, made a difference and helped usexceed our goal.”Mills also noted the leadershipand initiative of President Young andProvost David Colburn in designatinguniversity funds to supplement theprivate fund-raising effort was essentialto the campaign’s success.Young said “this wonderful accomplishmentis good news for the law school,it’s constituents and the universitycommunity. This generosity clearlydemonstrates the tremendous support thecollege enjoys and will help enhance thereputation of the law school and universityas a whole.” Mills said enlarging andupgrading teachingfacilities and thelibrary, built in the late1960s, was critical forretention of AmericanBar Association accreditationand was a priorityfor Young and theUF administration.Mills said expansionwould place the centeramong the top 20 of 182 academic lawlibraries in the country in terms of space.In addition to library expansion andnew classroom construction, renovationswill transform classroom space in HollandHall – completed in 1969 and named afterformer Florida Governor and U.S. SenatorSpessard Holland, a 1916 UFLaw grad.Additional funding for renovations, furnitureand technology are needed.“GENEROUS SUPPORTFROM FACULTYPLAYED A MAJORROLE AS IT HAS INPRIOR FUND-RAISINGCAMPAIGNS.”Special FundingDonors, Page 28...ABOVE: Assistant Dean for Career ServicesKathy Urbach (seated, talking with staffer DarianWagner) works out of an office dedicated in honorof the Boone family of UFLaw grads – E. G.“Dan”Boone ’53, Jeffery ’82, and Stephen ’83. DanBoone is an Emeritus member of the Law CenterAssociation Board of Trustees, and has a history ofsignificant gifts to the College – including $100,000 in’92 to establish scholarships.The family resides inVenice, and are partners in Boone Boone BooneKoda & Frook, P.A.BELOW: During the 2001-02 building campaign, membersof the law firm Holland & Knight, LLP committedpledges and gifts totalling $170,000 to name the FacultyLibrary in honor of their friend and partner RaymondErhlich ’42, former Florida Supreme Court Chief Justicenow residing in Tallahassee.CampaignGiving AnalysisLEGEND■ 1% of the donors gave $250,000 or above■ 2% gave $100,000-249,000■ 2% gave $50,000-99,999■ 3% gave $25,000-49,999■ 6% gave $10,000-24,999■ 65% gave $1,000-9,999■ 21% gave $999 or less712121422359114*numbers=contributorsANNUAL REPORT 9

ENDOWMENTSWhat is It? Why Do We Need It?Professorshipsof Great BenefitEndowed professorships are of tremendousbenefit to the Levin College of Lawas it moves toward the Top 10. These aidin recruitment and retention of outstandingfaculty such as these UF educators(and those pp. 12-13):Nancy E. Dowd is theChesterfield Smith Professorof Law and an AssociateDirector of the Center onChildren & the Law. Sherecently completed her thirdbook, Feminist Legal Theory: AnAnti-Essentialist Reader, co-editedwith UF Professor Michelle S.Jacobs. Dowd earned her B.A.with honors at University ofConnecticut, M.A. at Illinois, andJ.D. cum laude at LoyolaUniversity of Chicago. Herexpertise is family law andconstitutional law.Berta Esperanza HernandezTruyol – Levin Mabie & LevinProfessor of Law – taught atthe universities of St. John’s andNew Mexico, was a litigator fortwo New York firms, worked atthe U.S. departments of Justiceand Labor, and is widely publishedon issues of gender/race,international human rights andemployment discrimination. Shedid undergraduate work atCornell, earned her J.D. cum laudefrom Albany Law School of UnionUniversity, and received her LL.M.from New York University.A key faculty member inUFLaw’s international emphasisis Stuart Cohn – Gerald A.Sohn Scholar. He is director ofthe International andComparative Law certificateprogram and coordinator of alllaw school international programs.He is former chair ofFlorida Bar committee onCorporations and Securities andmember of ABA FederalRegulation of SecuritiesCommission. He earned hisundergraduate degrees at Illinoisand Oxford, and his LL.B. at Yale.Endowments VITAL FOR FUTURE Top 10Competition‘An Endowment is like a savings account: youcan never touch the principal.’“You only spend the interest.”And even then, chances are good thedonor setting up the Endowment has specifiedhow he/she wants the interest spent.According to Paul Robell, UFFoundation Vice-President for Developmentand Alumni Affairs, thoseare the aspects that oftenconfuse those who believea large endowment translatesinto a large annualoperating fund.While the College ofLaw is now able to boastone of the Top 10 publiclaw school endowments,that equates to a spendableincome of about $2.4 millionannually — $1.4 milliondesignated by donors for particular usesand the remaining $1 million in discretionaryincome accounting for a small percentage ofthe law school’s annual budget.Recent success of the UFLaw Trial Team instate, regional and national competitions is duein part to scholarship endowments and teamsupport by alumni making it possible for studentsto devote critical time and effort. Amongthose helping through endowments: formerLaw Center Trustees Chairman Ronnie H.Walker ‘68 (who passed away in 2002), fundingscholarships presented annually to eighttrial team finalists; and Coker Myers“UFLAW’S OVERALLENDOWMENT ISVITAL BECAUSE ITHELPS ENSURETHE FUTURE.”There’s no question UFLaw’s overallendowment is vital because it establishesthe all-important foundation of futurescholarships, funds for student organizationsand programs, and support forfaculty research.As Robell said, it islike a giant savingsaccount, and its purpose isto grow over time toensure the best possiblefuture resources for theCollege of Law – a soundfoundation for futureexcellence. But with theinterest from that savingsaccount capped at a returnof about 4.5 percent a year,it becomes apparent whythe College of Law must conduct itsAnnual Fund drive and Special Fundingefforts as it pushes to reach the Top 10 ofpublic law schools in the U.S.WINNING NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPSTrial Team Endowments Reaping DividendsSchickel Sorenson & Green P.A. ofJacksonville, also funding scholarships for up toeight members and sponsoring Spring FinalFour. A scholarship funded by S. WilliamFuller Jr. ’70 of Fuller Johnson Farrell inTallahassee, rewards students competing in theannual Florida Bar Chester Bedell competition,Rumberger Kirk & Caldwell of Orlandoalso contributes funding to sponsor Fall FinalFour and the Fall Tourney of Champions.10 ANNUAL REPORT

Ensuring UFLaw’sFutureJuan Diaz (left) of Orange Park, Florida Law Review Editor-in-Chief, and Lisa Wolgast of Palm Beach Gardens, FLR SeniorGalleys Editor, visit with Alumni Research Scholar and Professor Dennis Calfee (Review Faculty Advisor) about progress on thestudent-initiated effort to endow the 55-year-old publication to help ensure its future.Review Endowment UniqueThanks to initiative of current and formerstudents connected with UFLaw’s55-year-old Florida Law Review, an effort toendow the publication is off to a strong startwith nearly $300,000 in gifts and pledges.Goal of organizers is to raise $1 million topermanently fund through annual interest themonies necessary for publication, studentscholarships, symposia and FLR relatedevents.“We’ve received tremendous supportfrom alumni who want to replicate the positiveexperiences they had as Law Review members,”said Professor Dennis Calfee, Reviewfaculty advisor. “We are indebted to eachdonor, many of whom have faithfully supportedthe publication every year through AnnualFund. Certainly, though, there are a number ofour 2,000 FLR alums we would like to hearfrom.”Even more impressive to Calfee, however,is the pivotal role being played by currentmembers. “At least 10 students have pledged$1,000 over five years – they’re giving backbefore they’ve even graduated,” he said. “It’sfurther evidence our students are leading theway in changing the culture of giving to thelaw school.”“This effort is very important to the qualityand stature of our law school,” said DeanJon Mills, one of more than 2,000 Law Reviewalumni. “We greatly appreciate the initiativeand support of our students and alumni.”Editor-in-Chief Juan M. Diaz, 3L fromOrange Park, agrees. “It’s great to see so manyLaw Review alumni joining with current membersto help us prepare for the future.”The professional rewards of FLR membershipare what lead many to give back. “Theexperience provided career opportunities andopened doors,” said Mark Nouss ’85, whowith his wife Debra is a major contributor tothe endowment. “I am pleased our gift willenable students to benefit in a similar manner.”Donors of $1,000 and up are honored ona “Florida Law Review Endowment” recognitionwall in the journal’s offices. Calfee saidsuccessful completion of the endowment drivewill make FLR one of the most unique in thecountry.DUNWODY DISTINGUISHED LECTUREEach Spring, Law Review officials bring to campusone of America’s preeminent legal scholars forits Dunwody Distinguished Lecture in Lawseries. (The 2003 speaker is ProfessorLawrence Gostin of Georgetown University,discussing “When Terrorism ThreatensHealth: How Far are Limitations onPersonal and Economic Liberties Justified?”)The series was established in honor of brothersElliot and Atwood Dunwody by the lawfirms of Dunwody White and Landon, P.A.;Mershon Sawyer Johnston; Dunwody & Cole;and the U.S. Sugar Corporation.Endowments — unrestricted (providingfor the greatest needs of the College ofLaw) or restricted for a particular use —provide perpetual income for the lawschool through investment of principalfunds. Established with a minimum of$20,000, endowments can be throughoutright gifts, pledges paid over a period ofyears, deferred gifts (such as trusts orinsurance expectancies) and through estateplans. Two important types of endowmentsestablished by alumni, friends and lawfirms to support the law school’s qualityeducation now and into the future:Endowed Chairs/ProfessorshipsThese aid in recruitment / retention of outstandingfaculty by generating income forsalary supplements and teaching / researchsupport. An essential tool in UFLaw’s pushto reach the Top 10 in public law schools:• Chairs: minimum $600,000 contribution+ $420,000 State match• Full Professorships: $300,000+ $150,000 State match• Term Professorships: $100,000+ $50,000 State matchEndowed ScholarshipsThese can be awarded based on need and/ormerit and are vital in helping` studentspursue a quality legal education. Also animportant benefit in helping UFLaw remaincompetitive for leadingstudents:• Full Scholarships: $100,000 contribution+ $50,000 State match• Tuition Scholarships: $50,000(two combined for $50,000 State match)• Partial Scholarships: minimum $20,000contribution to endowFor information on supporting the law schoolthrough a wide variety of tax-deductible charitablegiving methods, or to request a copy ofGuide to Private Endowments at the University ofFlorida, please contact:Donald Hale, Senior DirectorOffice of Development & Alumni AffairsLevin College of Law352.392.9296 / haled@law.ufl.eduANNUAL REPORT 11

ENDOWMENTSRushPereaIrving Cypen Professor of Law Sharon Rush (B.A., J.D., Cornell) specializes inConstitutional Law, Federal Courts, Race Relations and Civil Procedure. JuanPerea (B.A. magna cum laude Maryland; J.D. summa cum laude Boston College) is ConeWagner Nugent Johnson Hazouri & Roth Professor of Law specializing in SocialConstruction of Race and History, Constitutional and Employment Law.Putting anEndowmentin PlaceThrough an Endowment, a donor can benefitCollege of Law students and/or professors,DavisLittleGerald A. Sohn Scholar/Professor Jeffrey Davis (B.S., UCLA; J.D., Loyola; LL.M.,Michigan) is expert in Contracts, Bankruptcy, Debtor-Creditor Relations.AlumniResearch Scholar/Professor Joe Little’s expertise is U.S. and FloridaConstitutional Law, Torts and Local Government. (B.S.M.E., Duke; M.S.M.E.,Worcester Polytechnic Institute; J.D., Michigan)help ensure long-term permanent financialincome for the College of Law, and gain permanentrecognition and appreciation.Here’s one example of how the process might work:LidskyNoahUF Research Foundation Professor Lyrissa Lidsky (B.S., summa cum laude TexasA&M; Fulbright Scholar, Cambridge; J.D., high honors Texas) specializes in Internetand Mass Media Law, Professionalism,Torts. UF Research Foundation Professor,Lars Noah (A.B., J.D. magna cum laude, Harvard) is the most prolific facultyauthor and specializes in Medical Technology, Products Liability and Torts.12A donor decides to contribute $20,000 or more to thelaw school, and wants to designate how those funds willbe used. In this example, the donor decides to give$40,000 to set up a scholarship with her name to benefitstudents involved in the Environmental & Land UseLaw Certificate Program.With the help of UFLaw, the donor signs a GiftAgreement through the UF Foundation (the entityadministering the investment and income of all Collegeof Law endowments).HurstNaganSam T. Dell Research Scholar/Professor Thomas Hurst (B.A. honors,Wisconsin; J.D., cum laude Harvard) specializes in Corporate Law, Contracts,Sports Law. Samuel T. Dell Research Scholar/Professor Winston Nagan (B.A.,University of South Africa; B.A., M.A., Oxford; LL.M., M.C.L., Duke; J.S.D.,Yale) is HumanRights, Conflicts of Laws and International Law specialist.Chairs, Professorships Result in...Stronger FacultyThanks to alumni and friends’ endowments of Chairs andProfessorships at the Levin College of Law, recruitment andretention of outstanding faculty is made possible. (Examplesabove and page 13.) The funds so donated generate annualincome for salary supplements and teaching / research support.These are essential in UFLaw’s push toward the Top 10.34The Foundation places the gift into an endowed principalfund (The Jane Doe Environmental & Land Use LawScholarship Endowment) and invests the cash.Annually, about 5% of the investment value is transferredfrom the invested endowment fund into The JaneDoe Environmental & Land Use Law Scholarshipspendable fund. This 5% is what UFLaw can use towardthe scholarship that year.12 ANNUAL REPORT

LokkenWeyrauchHugh Culverhouse Eminent Scholar in Taxation Lawrence Lokken (B.A.,Augsburg College; J.D., Minnesota) specializes in International Taxation. Stephen C.O’Connell Chair / Distinguished Professor Walter Weyrauch (Dr. Jur., Universityof Frankfurt; LL.B., Georgetown; LL.M., Harvard; J.S.D., Yale.) is expert in BusinessOrganizations, Family Law and Comparative Law.FOLLOWING IN GREAT FOOTSTEPSSix 1L students are among those awarded the Chester H. Ferguson Scholarship,endowed in honor of one of the most notable and distinguished UFLaw graduates.Theyare Helen Peacock (left front), Clearwater; Kevin Comer, St. Petersburg; KelliHerring,Vero Beach; Aaron Swiren (back), Orlando; Celia Chapman,Tallahassee; andMelissa Register, Palm Harbor. Ferguson ’30, who died in 1983 at the age of 74, personallydonated more than $60,000 to establish scholarships for UF law students. Uponhis death, thousands more were donated in his name. Ferguson was Chairman of theBoard and CEO of the Lykes Bros. conglomerate (interests in shipping, citrus, cattle,packing and processing, banking, energy and real estate), and was senior partner inMacfarlane Ferguson Allison & Kelly of Tampa. He was active in the building campaign thatresulted in Bruton-Geer Hall, and gave generously to the law school. He was a foundingmember of the State University System Board of Regents, serving 14 years (four as chairman),and was instrumental in directing the building of six new state universities.Ferguson, whose son Howell Lykes Ferguson is a UFLaw ’69 grad, also was instrumentalin gaining support for the Stephen C. O’Connell Chair/Professorships.TaylorMcMahonGrace W. “Betty” Taylor, (B.A., M.A., FSU; J.D., UF) and Martin J. McMahonJr, (B.A., Rutgers; J.D., Boston College; LL.M., Boston University) are both Clarence J.TeSelle Professors.Taylor is LIC Director and known internationally for work incomputers and the law. McMahon, co-author of four casebooks on taxation, specializesin Tax Policy and Corporate and Partnership Taxation.BaldwinGordonChesterfield Smith Professors of Law Fletcher N. Baldwin Jr. (B.A., J.D. Georgia; LL.M.Illinois and LL.M.Yale) and Michael W. Gordon (B.S. , LL.B. Connecticut; M.A. ,Trinity College)are two principal reasons for UFLaw’s global reputation.Baldwin is a noted InternationalFinancial Crimes and Constitutional Expert. Gordon is a leading authority onInternational Litigation, NAFTA, Corporate Law.5According to the donor’s specific Gift Agreement,a UFLaw student is chosen to receive The JaneDoe Environmental & Land Use LawScholarship. The balance of the endowmentremains as an investment to continue itsgrowth and to provide annual financing for thescholarship.HarrisonSloboginJeffrey Harrison (B.S., M.B.A., Ph.D UF; J.D., North Carolina), who specializes inAntitrust and Contracts, and Christopher Slobogin (B.A., Princeton; J.D. , LL.M.Virginia), Criminal Law and Mental Health Law/Criminal Procedure, are StephenC. O’Connell Professors. Slobogin is also Affiliate Professor of Psychiatry.6Other donors can add to the value of the endowmentin subsequent years to pay tribute to and/orhonor Jane Doe (the individual setting up theoriginal endowment).Endowment FundDonors, Page 32...IsraelWoodhouseRood Eminent Scholar in Trial Advocacy & Procedure Jerold Israel (B.B.A. summa cumlaude,Western Reserve; LL.B.,Yale) co-authored most frequently cited treatise on criminalprocedure and is expert on white collar crime. David H. Levin Chair in Family LawBarbara Bennett Woodhouse (B.S., Regents College/State University of NY; J.D.Columbia), director of Center on Children & the Law, is widely published in Family,Children’s and Constitutional Law.ANNUAL REPORT 13

2001-2002FinancialSummaryCONTRIBUTIONSAnnual Fund (unrestricted) ......................................................$255,826Annual Fund (restricted)............................................................$204,005Total Annual Fund Support ........................................................$459,831Endowed Funds Interest ............................................................$600,695Building Fund ............................................................................$1,308,630Total Private Support ..............................................................$2,369,156One of the most identifiable pieces of art on the University of Florida campus is the“Cause and Effect” (copper over wood 10’ X 10’ X 38’) sculpture by Stephen C. Oakley ofTallahassee. It was purchased in 1987 with funds provided by Florida's Art in Public BuildingsLegislation and the UF Law Center Association.The sculpture was the very first installation ofart anywhere in Alachua County under terms of the State arts program, and was dedicated at alaw school Homecoming barbecue in ’87.Through the years, the sculpture has come to beknown affectionately by students, alumni, faculty and staff as “the Cheerios.”FIVE-YEAR REVIEW OF UFLAWEndowment AccountInformation from University of Florida Foundation, which administersinvestments, income of Levin College of Law EndowmentsFund BalanceTransferred toSpendable Funds(Restricted andUnrestricted)1997-98 $28,630,700 $ 816,5891998-99 $43,410,446 $1,197,4901999-00 $57,931,929 $2,429,6332000-01 $58,442,477 $2,905,3542001-02 $59,837,880 $2,971,718This indicates how annual endowment income flowing to the law schoolfor use – from more than $800,000 in 1997-98 to almost $3 million in2001-02 – varies based on the fund balance.Analysts know the 2002-03fund balance, and consequently the amount available fortransfer to spendable funds, will be more than 20% lower due to stateof the U. S. economy. Of the transferrable funds each year, approximatelytwo-thirds is designated by donors for particular uses and the remaindercan be used by College administrators toward annual operating andadministrative costs.Total Donors ....................................................................................2,188Total Gifts ..........................................................................................2,400EXPENDITURESANNUAL FUND[UNRESTRICTED)RESTRICTED &ENDOWMENT FUNDSAcademic Programs &Student Support $82,433 $712,269Career Services/Admissions/Financial AidLegal Information Center/Student OrganizationsFaculty Support $58,921 $1,409,467Faculty Enrichment Programs/Recruitment/Visiting Faculty/Travel to Conferences/Secretarial & Research Support/Chairs/Professorships/Research Scholar Positions/Research GrantsPublications $169,724UFLAW magazine/Reunion Publications/Development Publications/Photography/Production/Printing/Postage/Supplies/TravelDevelopment& Alumni Affairs $225,772Phonathon Expenses/Office & Operating Supplies/Travel/Advertising/Salaries/Postage/PrintingUF Foundation Administrative& Overhead $44,444Special Events $5,040Dunwody DistinguishedLecture Series $28,791Law Center AssociationAdministration $316Totals $542,206 $2,194,97114 ANNUAL REPORT

2001-02 ContributionsAround theSoutheast 2001-02Alumni ParticipatingSchool % # Living ContributorsAlumni – $1,607,505Corps., Fdtns., Firms – $547,505Friends & Students– $161,750Faculty/Staff – $52,396Georgia 24.6 7,562 1,864Florida State 14.0 5,350 749Tennessee 12.8 7,066 901Florida 12.2 15,532 1,897Alabama 10.5 6,738 707Louisiana State 2.9 8,115 2372001-02 Expenditures-Annual Fund[Unrestricted]Market Value of EndowmentsSchool 2001-02Florida $64,302,062Georgia $41,649,296Alabama $37,218,323Florida State $11,772,056Tennessee $10,053,919Louisiana State $8,996,680Alumni Programs & Services – $225,772Publications – $169,724Academic Programs & Student Support – $82,433Faculty Support – $58,921Special Events LCA/ODAA – $5,040Administrative – $3162001-02 Expenditures-Annual Fund[Restricted] & Endowment FundsTotal Gifts, Grants & OtherSchool 2001-02Georgia $6,941,745Alabama $2,595,838Florida $2,369,56Florida State $1,184,323Louisiana State $1,309,076Tennessee $824,513Total EnrollmentSchool 2001-02Faculty Support– $1,409,467Academic Programs &Student Support– $712,269UF FoundationAdministrative– $44,444Dunwody Lecture Series $28,791 -Florida 1,267Florida State 714Georgia 695Louisiana State 647Alabama 523Tennessee 467All information from Table F-3 of ABA Third Series of Take-off Statisticsfrom Fall 2001 Annual Questionnaire.U F L A W 15

Distinguished Donors 2001-02Founders SocietyDonors at this level contributed or haveactive pledges of $50,000 or more.C.Wayne AlfordW. George Allen & Enid AllenSamuel Y.Allgood Jr.George J. BayaE. Dixie Beggs Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John C. BierleyBush Ross Gardner Warren & RudyJames D. Camp Jr.Carlton FieldsWarren M. CasonRobert B. ColeMeredyth Anne Dasburg FoundationDebra A. DohertyJessie Ball duPont FundThe Florida BarWilliam C. GentryRuth GoodmarkAndrew C. HallMr. & Mrs.Wayne HoganHolland & Knight LLPGerald J. KleinFrederick W. LeonhardtFredric G. LevinLevin & Papantonio Family FoundationStephen A. LindPeter M. MacNamara & M.Therese VentoMichael MaherGene Moore IIIMr. & Mrs. John B. MorganJames H. NanceMr. & Mrs. Mark A. NoussKitty PhillipsMikel M. RollysonMr. & Mrs. Gerald A. RosenthalSaliwanchik Lloyd & SaliwanchikScruggs Legal, P.A.W. Paul Shelley Jr.Mr. & Mrs.W. Kelly SmithUpchurch Watson White & MaxMediation GroupWinderweedle Haines Ward, et al.Evan J.YegelwelDean’s Council• BarristersDonors contributed or pledged$25,000-49,999.August & Kulunas, P.A.Mr. & Mrs. David S. BandBarnett Bolt Kirkwood & LongBedell Dittmar DeVault, et al.Howard C. CokerThe Dunspaugh-Dalton Foundation, Inc.The Florida Bar Tax SectionJerry J. GoodmarkMichael A. HanzmanJames A. HauserCorinne C. HodakRobert F. Hudson Jr.Kerrigan Estess Rankin & McLeod LLPE.C. Deeno KitchenEdward F. KorenJohn D. & Catherine T. MacArthurFoundationPedro A. MartinMichael J. McNerneyMr. & Mrs. Robert G. MerkelJon C. MoyleRichard E. NelsonF.Wallace Pope Jr.John J. SchickelJerome G. SchraderGeorge E. Schulz Jr.Dale M. SwopeStephen N. Zack• PartnersDonors contributed or pledged$10,000-$24,999.Thomas J.AliRobert L.AndersonC. DuBose AusleyG.Thomas BallPhilip B. Barr Jr.Anthony S. BattagliaRobert S. & Mildred M. Baynard TrustMildred M. BaynardW. O. BirchfieldBruce H. BokorBill BoneJohn W. CampbellJames D. Camp III TrustWilliam M. Camp TrustJ. Nolan CarterClarke & Silverglate, P.A.Class of 1955 Book AwardC. Randolph & Cheryl R. ColemanMr. & Mrs. Roy B. Dalton Jr.Dean Mead Egerton Bloodworth, et al.John A. DeVault IIIPatrick G. EmmanuelEmmanuel Sheppard & CondonPeter C. K. EnwallAaron A. Farmer & Maria C. FerraoFeldman Gale & Weber, P.A.Jeffrey D. FeldmanLinnes H. Finney Jr.Foley & LardnerJ. Joaquin FraxedasS.William Fuller Jr.James A. GalePatrick E. GeraghtyStephen B. GillmanProf. & Mrs. Mandell GlicksbergGoodlette Coleman & Johnson, P.A.Craig L. GoodmarkLeigh GoodmarkMr. & Mrs. K. Lawrence GraggRichard C. GrantGreater Miami Jewish FederationArnold L. GreenfieldMarie C. Hansen TrustBruce M. HarrisStumpy HarrisR. Lawrence HeinkelHigh Stack Palahach Cruanes & ConwayHill Ward & Henderson, P.A.Brett Hendee, P.A.Jeffrey A. HirschHolland & Knight CharitableFoundation, Inc.Dan H. HoneywellBill HoppeEugene J. HowardScott C. Ilgenfritz &Margaret D. MathewsMichael L. JamiesonKenneth R. Johnson &Kimberly L. JohnsonJones Foster Johnston & Stubbs, P.A.D. Burke Kibler IIIStanley B. LevinPaul R. LinderLawrence A. LokkenLott & Friedland, P.A.Leslie J. Lott & Michael T. MooreMargol & Pennington, P.A.Dorothy S. McCurry TrustJames F. McKenzieMcKenzie & Taylor, P.A.Robert W. Mead Jr.Douglas J. MilneMilton Leach Whitman, et al.Morgan Colling & Gilbert, P.A.Mr. & Mrs. Brian M. O’ConnellJames B. O’NealA.P. Phillips Foundation, Inc.A. Brian PhillipsCharles P. Pillans IIIJames G. Pressly Jr.Gary S. RabinProf. & Mrs. David M. RichardsonBruce Rogow / Rogow GreenbergFoundationWilliam E. Rosenberg FoundationLouis K. RosenbloumStanley W. RosenkranzRosenthal & Weissman, P.A.Stephen F. RossmanRossman & BaumbergerEdward E. SawyerMr. & Mrs. Gerald D. SchackowSchackow & Mercadante, P.A.Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence E. Sellers Jr.Ernest A. SellersJohn A. Shipley IIIShook Hardy & Bacon LLPChesterfield H. Smith & Jacqueline AlleeCharles R. StackStichter Riedel Blain & Prosser, P.A.Sidney A. Stubbs Jr.Janet R. StudleyCarl S. Swisher Foundation, Inc.Tescher Gutter Chaves, et al.Robert L.TrohnMr. & Mrs. George A.VakaJohn K.VreelandWard Rovell & Van Eepoel, P.A.Warner Fox Wackeen Dungey,Seeley Sweet & Beard LLPJeffrey W.WarrenCouncil Wooten Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Douglas A.WrightPeter W. Zinober• AssociatesDonors contributed or pledged$5,000-$9,999.Abel Band Russell Collier, et al.Don Allen Foundation, Inc.Timothy G.AndersonGeorge BarfordMartha W. BarnettBernard A. Barton Jr.Suzanne C. Bass TrustCharles H. BaumbergerRobert J. BeckhamEllen B. BelletRoger L. BlackburnWilliam A. BoylesMr. & Mrs. Donald L. BraddockLes W. BurkeHank B. CampbellL. Kinder Cannon IIIRonald A. CarpenterMercer K. ClarkeW. Michael CliffordJean C. CokerNathan S. CollierCharles E. Commander IIICommunity Foundation ofTampa Bay, Inc.Fred M. Cone Jr.Ronald A. DavidThomas A. DavisLauren Y. DetzelW. Dexter DouglassEgger Betts Austin PLLCMr. & Mrs. Kenneth C. EllisThomas M. Ervin Jr.Andrew J. FawbushPeter T. FayRobert R. Feagin IIIScott J. FederPhillip R. FinchFreedom ForumGeorge D. Gabel Jr.Richard T. GarfieldJames L. GeorgeRobert E. Glennon Jr.Prof. & Mrs. Michael W. GordonJ. Charles GrayEllen C. HamScott G. HawkinsWilliam O. E. HenryJ. Fraser HimesH.Wynne JamesRichard C. JansHal H. Kantor16 ANNUAL REPORT

Bruce R. KasterJoseph H. Lang Jr.Peter J. Losavio Jr.Marsha G. MadorskyAlfred J. Malefatto & Moria RozensonFrancis T. McCoyLinda C. McGurnMartin J. McMahon Jr. &Pamela S. McMahonDean & Mrs. Jon L. MillsMichael D. MintonDaniel F. MolonyMr. & Mrs. George R. MoraitisGregory A. NelsonJames F. Page Jr.Michael Palahach IIIMr. & Mrs. Darrell W. PaynePamela O. PriceHenry H. RaattamaMrs. Marion O. RaattamaRichard M. RobinsonRichard C. RollinsRonald J. RussoOscar A. SanchezRussell T. SandersWilliam J. Schifino Jr.Ronald Y. SchramJohn J. ScrogginMike SegalMr. & Mrs. Stephen W. SessumsNed M. ShandloffSarah Helene SharpAbraham M. Shashy Jr.Barry L. SilberMal SteinbergWilliam H. StolbergHans G.Tanzler IIIGrace W.TaylorGregg D.ThomasJonathan B.TrohnSteven W.VazquezPeter WardRob WebbJack A.WeissSamuel G.WellsDon M.Welsh Charitable TrustMichael K.WilsonWiseheart Foundation, Inc.Malcolm B.Wiseheart Jr.R. Duke WoodsonGwynne A.YoungTrusler SocietyDonors at this level contributed$1,000-$4,999.Herbert L.Allen (Life Mem.)William H.AndrewsMark P.ArnoldReubin O.AskewAttorneys’ Title Insurance Fund, Inc.Mark A.AveraMark O. BagnallBaker & McKenzieFletcher N. Baldwin Jr. &Nancy T. BaldwinBAR/BRI Group, Inc.Leslie J. BarnettR.Vinson BarrettJudith S. BeaubouefRobert BlanchardRobert S. BoltJoseph P. Carolan IIIMr. & Mrs. Julio E. Castro IIIAllan P. ClarkCoker Myers Schickel, et al.Richard P. ColeKevin G. ColemanNorman A. CollCommunity Foundation forGreater Atlanta, Inc.Community Foundation, Inc.Cousins Law Firm, P.A.Mr. & Mrs. Patrick S. CousinsCharles L. CranfordIrving CypenHon. & Mrs. Paul W. Danahy Jr.Prof. & Mrs. George L. DawsonW. Glenn DempseyGeorge A. DietzPhillip S. DingleLee J. Dixon IIJames O. DriscollDunwody White & Landon, P.A.Nola S. DyalDavid W. Dyer, P.A.William L. EaganCharles H. EgertonPatricia H. EngmanRobert M. ErvinOsee R. FaganThomas J. FarkashCarle A. Felton Jr.Howell L. FergusonWilliam H. FergusonFidelity InvestmentsCharitable Gift FundMr. & Mrs. Jack J. FinePaul D. FitzpatrickRaymond F. FogartyM. Lanning FoxProf. & Mrs. Michael K. FrielMelvyn B. FrumkesMr. & Mrs. Gene K. GlasserRobert E. GordonGordon & Doner, P.A.William Goza (Life Mem.)Marjorie Gadarian GrahamRobert E. GunnMr. & Mrs. Karl B. Hanson Jr.Robert M. HarrisB. Douglas Hind-Marsh (Life Mem.)W. Christian HoyerMark HulseyRoy HuntDavid HymanJerold H. IsraelJacksonville Bankruptcy Bar Assn., Inc.Jelks Family Foundation, Inc.Alan C. JensenJohn Arthur JonesLawrence KeefeT. Paine Kelly Jr.Peter T. KirkwoodDonald S. KohlaAlan H. KonigsburgThomas J. KorgeRobert M. KramerLaw Offices of Steinberg & BrownEric L. LeachArnold LevinMartin H. LevinAlton L. LightseyVirginia A. LiptonProf. & Mrs. Joseph W. LittleKevin A. MaloneRobert T. MannJohn Marshall Bar Assn.Cary B. McCaghrenHarold F. McCart Jr.Marybeth McDonald & Eric W. JarvisPatrick J. McNamara &Linda Julin McNamaraJames S. Moody Jr.Everett R. MorelandJon C. Moyle Jr.National Center for AutomatedInformation ResearchJames M. Nixon IIJohn D. NobleBenjamin F. OvertonRobert E. PanoffAlan R. ParlapianoCarl R. Pennington Jr.Becky A. PowhatanDavid S. PresslyJ. Grier Pressly IIIJames C. QuarlesCharles M. RandCharles B. ReberJustus W. ReidJames L. RitcheyDoyle RogersJohn T. Rogerson IIIRandolph J. RushSavage Krim Simons & Jones LLCClifford A. SchulmanWilliam F. Sheffield (Life Mem.)Patricia R. SherShutts & Bowen LLPGary C. SimonsJohn S. SimonsThe Hon. & Mrs. Rod SmithSteel Hector & Davis LLPJohn H. StemblerStewart Tilghman Fox & Bianchi, P.A.J. Michael SwaineT.O.P. Jewish Foundation, Inc.Charles F.Thompson IICarol C.ToddMary P.TwitchellCorise P.VarnF. Brook VoghtRonnie H.WalkerCharles T.WellsMaxwell W.Wells Jr.Warren E.WilliamsPatricia A.WillingWilliam K. Zewadski (Life Mem.)Zinober & McCrea, P.A.DID YOU KNOW?FACT6graduates of theUniversity of FloridaLevin College ofLaw became presidentsof Florida colleges — includingUF — and one was presidentof two universities.BACKGROUNDThe graduates (year of lawdegree) and their schools:1. George F. Baughman ’39New College of Florida(Sarasota)2. Stephen C. O’Connell ’40University of Florida3. Harold B. Crosby ’48Florida InternationalUniversity (Miami)West Florida University(Pensacola)4. Marshall M. Criser ’51University of Florida5. Ray F. Ferrero Jr. ’60Nova Southeastern University(Fort Lauderdale)6.Talbot “Sandy”D’Alemberte ’62Florida State University(Tallahassee)ANNUAL REPORT 17

ANNUAL FUNDC O N T R I B U T O R SDonors 2001-022001-02 ANNUAL FUNDThe following donors provided expendable support to unrestricted or restrictedfunds during the 2001-02 fiscal year. (Building Fund Donors listed on page 28.)Barry A.AbbottCharles W.AbbottMichael A.AbbottAbel Band Russell Collier, et al.Madeliene C.AblingRobert G.AboodJohn M.AbramsonHoward M. Rosenblatt &Ms. Eve D.AckermanMr. & Mrs. Glenn A.AdamsR. Bradley AdamsJack J.AielloMrs. Marve Ann M.AlaimoTania Z.AlaviDebra T.AlexanderRichard R.AlexanderThomas J.AliA. Graham AllenFrank A.AllenW. George Allen & Enid AllenSamuel Y.Allgood Jr.Randal M.AlligoodAlan B.AlmandJames W.AlmandJames J.AltmanAlejandro AlvarezChintan K.AminChristine A.AnchiaMichelle AnchorsEverett P.AndersonJock O.AndersonRobert L.AndersonTimothy G.AndersonWallace B.Anderson Jr.Patrick M.AndreottiWilliam C.AndrewsWWilliam H.AndrewsLewis AnsbacherHarry L.AnsteadRobert F.ApgarAlan M.ApplegateAmanda W.ArnoldMark P.ArnoldMary C.Arpe & Michael J. GelfandSteven J.ArsenaultKevin A.AshleyFrank A.AshtonReubin O.AskewAttorneys’ Title Insurance Fund, Inc.F. Eugene Atwood & Dabney D.WareAugustine Asset Management, Inc.C. DuBose AusleyRichard C.AusnessMark A.AveraRandall E. BaadMr. & Mrs. Daniel BachrachJohn L. BadalamentiSteven A. BagenMark O. BagnallAlton D. BainPaul D. BainMr. & Mrs. Basil L. BainFred R. Baisden Jr.Susan T. BakerBaker & Hostetler LLPBaker & McKenzieNancy T. Baldwin &Fletcher N. Baldwin Jr.John C. BalesG.Thomas BallSusan T. BalsleyBranden W. BaltichIS YOUR NAME MISSING?e have made every effort to thank and recognize all donorswho made a gift during the 2001-02 fiscal year, which beganJuly 1, 2001 and ended June 30, 2002. If you made a gift sinceJuly 1, 2002, your contribution will be recognized in the 2002-03Annual Report. If your name is missing from this report in error,please notify us so we may correct our records.Office of Development & Alumni AffairsP.O. Box 117623, Gainesville FL 32611 • 352.392.9296Mr. & Mrs. David S. BandGregory S. BandBAR/BRI Group, Inc.George BarfordDavid A. BarkusRobert J. BarnaMartha W. BarnettDavid H. BarnhillBrian H. BarrPhilip B. Barr Jr.Dwayne W. BarrettR.Vinson BarrettRosetta F. Barrett-Wagner& E. John Wagner IIJames V. BarriosJeffrey S. BartelSuzanne C. Bass TrustDouglas D. Batchelor Jr.Evan R. Batoff & Dana A. FriedlanderAnthony S. BattagliaGwendolyn A. BaumannCharles H. BaumbergerW. Paul BaumgartSamuel R. BaxterRobert C. BayerJames P. BeadleJoseph W. BeasleyJudith S. BeaubouefRobert J. BeckhamFrank M. BedellBedell Dittmar DeVault, et al.Joan E. BeerSteven L. BeileyBrannon B. BelcastroAnne Moorman BellCathleen G. BellLorraine BellNelson C. BellidoWalter G. BenjaminZelma L. BergerCharles E. BergmannBerkshire Hathaway, Inc.Steven M. BermanBerman & Norton Breman, P.A.Christopher D. BernardDebra H. BernesFrances R. BerneyE. Sue BernieBarry W. Beroset & Laura E. KeeneLisa C. BerryJames A. Bertron Jr. & Nina M. ZolloNeal L. BetancourtBeusse Brownlee Bowdoin &WolterElizabeth L. BevingtonBrandon C. BiedermanJohn C. BierleyChristine K. Bilodeau & Jay P. CohenJames O. Birr Jr.Lisa BisagniEmmett K. Bittick Jr.Roger L. BlackburnLesley G. BlacknerTimothy C. BlakeDeb S. Blechman &Mark S. BlechmanMr. & Mrs. Jerald BlizinByron B. BlockDarryl M. BloodworthJohn A. BobangoMr. & Mrs. Raymond O. BodifordDebra L. BojeBradley J. BondiBill BoneAlexandra Bongard-StremlerJohn R. BonnerDouglas A. BooherEdward M. BoothBradley T. BordenRichard K. Bowers Jr.Cecilia R. BoydChristopher W. BoyettWilliam A. BoylesRobert J. BoylstonStephen John BozarthJacqueline BozzutoMrs. S. Campbell BradfordBrent F. BradleyMr. & Mrs. Gustavo A. BravoPaul D. BreitnerBrett M. BresslerWalter L. BrewerPaula BriceScott E. BrientThomas P. BriggmannHoward W. BrillPenny H. BrillMichael BrinkleyBroad & CasselHeather B. BrockW. Bard BrockmanP.Ause Brown, P.A.Thomas R. BrownDerek E. BruceJohn M. Brumbaugh18 ANNUAL REPORT

Leon H. BrushReed A. Bryan IIIWayne P. BryanFrederick M. BryantCol. Leroy C. Bryant IIIAllen BuckleyKaren M. BuesingDean B. BunchDr. & Mrs.Walter G. Bunnell IIIBrian D. BurgoonRichard B. BurkJulianna K. BurkeLes W. BurkeAlden E. BurlingtonFaye A. BurnerDavid H. BurnsLynn E. BurnsedR. Dewey BurnsedPatricia L. Burquest-Fultz& Richard D. FultzBush Ross Gardner Warren & RudyGregory A. ByronCharles J. CacciabeveJean M. CainDavid A. CairnsRoy W. CaldwellProf. & Mrs. Dennis A. CalfeeGlenda CalvasinaCarole M. CamerlinJames D. Camp Jr.Hank B. CampbellJohn W. CampbellTimothy F. CampbellJames D. Camp III TrustWilliam M. Camp TrustRichard P. CandeloraDavid E. CannellaAllen L. CannonL. Kinder Cannon IIIR. Dean Cannon Jr.Beckett G. CantleyLynne C. CapehartDaniel K. CapesMaria C. CarantzasJack S. CareyMr. & Mrs. John K. CareyEdward Carhart, P.A.The Caribbean Bar Association, Inc.Edward L. CarlisleAda CarmonaJoseph P. Carolan IIIDarrell F. CarpenterRonald A. CarpenterDorothy S. CarterJ. Nolan CarterRobert CasassaWarren M. CasonEdward C. Castagna Jr.Nelson T. CastellanoAnnual Fund Giving Helps LibraryRick Donnelly, Associate Director of Legal Information Center, looks over some of the lawbooks made available through generosity of the late Dr. Fred Conner and his family throughAnnual Fund giving. Dr. Conner, a UF administrator for many years, and his wife, Jo, began bookpurchases in memory of their son, William Borden Conner, who died within months of earning hisUFLaw degree in 1967. Other law school alumni and friends also have assisted the library throughAnnual Fund giving.John W. Caven Jr.Mr. & Mrs. David M. CayceTimothy M. CerioArthur E. ChalkerJames R. Chandler IIIE. Hugh Chappell Jr.John T. ChristiansenScott R. ChristiansenHarry C. CibakScott W. CichonMark CitrinAllan P. ClarkJohanna Wills ClarkEula R. ClarkeJames E. ClaytonChester E. Clem Jr.Randall C. ClementW. Michael CliffordDebra Leigh ClineEdwin C. ClusterCobb Family Foundation, Inc.Mary M. CochranMr. & Mrs.Andrew CoffeyBart L. CohenJeffrey J. CohenAlan B. CohnStuart R. CohnHoward C. CokerCoker Myers Schickel, et al.Richard P. ColeStacy L. Cole & Jason A. RosenthalSteven R. ColeJ. Leon ColemanKevin G. ColemanNorman A. CollCharles W. CollierNathan S. CollierJames E. CollinsMr. & Mrs. R. Scott CollinsCharles E. Commander IIIChristopher G. CommanderCommunity Foundation forGreater Atlanta, Inc.The Community Foundation, Inc.Carlos F. ConcepcionCristin A. ConleyKraig A. ConnLisa M. ConnellIrwin A. Connelly &Brynn G. NewtonMr. & Mrs. Charles C. Connors Jr.David L. CookMarie Cook-MatisCharles L. Cooper Jr.Kathleen A. CooperWilliam A. Cooper Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. CosbyR. Scott CostantinoClinton H. Coulter Jr.William L. CourshonCousins Law Firm, P.A.Patrick S. CousinsKevin B. CovingtonDerrick E. CoxRyan M. CraigCharles L. CranfordEvans CraryLloyd V. CrawfordFrank L. CreelJerry B. CrockettPaul H. CrockettEric B. Cromwell IIMrs. Marion M. CromwellKent B. CronquistMr. & Mrs. Samuel G. CrosbyRobert S. CrossSamuel Lee CrouchT.Allen CrouchFrank Cruz-AlvarezRaul A. CuervoBruce CulpepperANNUAL REPORT 19

ANNUAL FUNDC O N T R I B U T O R SDID YOU KNOW?FACTCurrent Florida SupremeCourt Chief Justice HarryLee Anstead is the 15thgraduate of the Universityof Florida Levin College ofLaw to serve in that position,and the 17th to serveon the court.BACKGROUNDThe rich tradition of UFLawgrads occupying the court’stop post was established inthe 40’s, when Alto Adams’21 was appointed and heldthe position 1949-51. GatorChief Justices:Fifties: Harold Sebring ’28,and B. K. Roberts ’28.Sixties: Roberts, CampbellThornal ’30, Stephen C.O’Connell ’40, and RichardErvin ’28.Seventies: Roberts, JamesAdkins Jr. ’38, and BenOverton ’52.Eighties: James Alderman’61, Parker McDonald ’50,and Raymond Ehrlich ’42.Nineties: RosemaryBarkett ’70, and StephenGrimes ’54.2000: Charles T.Wells ’64,and Anstead ’63.Other Gators serving asJustices were David L.McCain ’55 and PaulBarnes ’20. At one timein the late 1980’s, fiveof the seven justiceswere UF law grads.Paul M. CummingsGerald B. CuringtonJohn M. CurtisIrving CypenElizabeth R. DaleJennifer E. DaleyMr. & Mrs. Roy B. Dalton Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Peter L. DameMr. & Mrs. Ricky R. DamervilleHon. & Mrs. Paul W. Danahy Jr.Alys N. DanielsLawrence A. Dany IIIMaureen M. DaughtonRonald A. DavidBarry R. DavidsonCindy J. DavisClay S. Davis Jr.Deborah S. DavisDouglas G. DavisEdward B. Davis Jr.Jeffrey DavisJoseph M. DavisKenneth S. DavisLawrence J. DavisLucea G. DavisRobin K. DavisRollin D. Davis Jr.R.Walton Davis IIIThomas A. DavisWilliam G. Davis Jr.Prof. & Mrs. George L. DawsonTerri R. DayCelia E. DeifikTerence J. Delahunty Jr.John G. DelancettStephen J. DelaneySusan F. DelegalRalph C. DellPreston W. DeMillyW. Glenn DempseyCarl A. DengelV. Robert Denham Jr.Eric A. DentelThomas G. DePeterMaureen M. DeskinsJohn A. DeVault IIIDiamond Hasser & FrostMr. & Mrs. Roberto J. DiazVeronica A. DiazAlan A. DickeyCaptain & Mrs. James W. DicksonBeverly Hunt DiehrMr. & Mrs. John R. DierkingGeorge A. DietzPatricia E. DilleyPhillip S. DingleJonathan W. DingusMr. & Mrs. Charles H. Dittmar Jr.Brett D. DiversDomengeaux Wright Roy, et al.Michael P. DonaldsonA. J. DonelsonJeffrey T. DonnerJames M. Donohoe Jr.Frederick C. DonovanCol. Charles W. DormanW. Dexter DouglassDouglass Law Firm, P.A.Nancy E. DowdMayanne Downs & Barry W. RigbyMelvin L. Drake Jr.David E. DreyerJames O. DriscollMr. & Mrs. G. Ray Driver Jr.Erick M. DrlickaElizabeth J. du FresneF. Joseph DuBrayAubrey H. Ducker Jr.John D. DumbaughDavid A. DunkerleyKurt H. DunkleGeorge T. Dunlap IIIGeorge S. DunnThe Dunspaugh-DaltonFoundation, Inc.William E. Dunwody IIIDunwody White & Landon, P.A.Jessie Ball duPont FundMr. & Mrs. Stephen M. DurdenCarl C. DurranceRobert V. DussHarolyn H. DuttNola S. DyalAlan P. DyeDavid W. Dyer, P.A.William L. EaganRichard T. Earle IIIDeborah S. EatonCharles F. EdwardsHarry P. EdwardsWarren H. EdwardsCharles H. EgertonRaymond EhrlichLaura A. EidsonSteven EllisonThomas J. EllwangerLisa H. EnfieldBelinda E.W. EngelmannPatricia H. EngmanPeter C. K. EnwallRobert M. ErvinThomas M. Ervin Jr.The Hon. & Mrs. Kerry I. EvanderMaggie B. EvansDavid H. EvaulFrank J. FabreOsee R. FaganNancy J. FaggianelliRonald D. FairchildAlfred M. FalkB. Dianne FarbThomas J. FarkashAaron A. Farmer & Maria C. FerraoCrockett FarnellJohn M. FarrellLadd H. FassettAndrew J. FawbushPatricia Combs Fawsett &Charles R. FawsettPeter T. FayRobert R. Feagin IIIChristopher M. FearLarry C. FedroFrank H. Fee IIIMr. & Mrs. Dick FeinbergCraig D. FeiserLawrence D. FelderFeldman Gale & Weber, P.A.Jeffrey D. FeldmanCarle A. Felton Jr.G. Steven FenderMark A. FensterKenneth G. Ferguson IIILuanne E. FergusonBrig. Gen. Michael L. FergusonWilliam H. FergusonLuis FernandezDenise R. FerreroMarco FerriFidelity Inv. Charitable Gift FundGregg H. FiermanMilton J. FigueroaMr. & Mrs. Chris A. FinchPhillip R. FinchRobert J. FinckThomas M. FindleyMr. & Mrs. Jack J. FineJustin C. FinebergTony M. FinemanJoe E. FingerDavid L. FishAndrew D. FisherShawn M. FlanaganBill A. FlemingDeHaven W. FlemingJames C. FlemingRichard L. Fletcher Jr.W. Lawrence FletcherThe Florida BarThe Florida Bar Tax SectionAlyson C. FlournoyJames L. FlySally H. FooteThomas G. Ford20 ANNUAL REPORT

James W. ForsythW. Ray FortnerAshley D. FosterJoseph E. FosterKevin D. Fowler & Andrea J. FowlerGregory A. FoxM. Lanning FoxRoberta F. FoxSusan W. FoxRonald S. FrankelFred D. Franklin Jr.James R. FranklinJ. Joaquin FraxedasS. Katherine FrazierThe Freedom ForumWilson FreemanJulia L. FreyDr. & Mrs. Michael K. FrielAdam L. FritzRobin K. FrougMelvyn B. FrumkesPeter J. FryefieldJoseph J. FucilePeter V. FullertonKent FultonAndrew M. FussnerH. Lee FutchGeorge D. Gabel Jr.Eric K. GabrielleCharles M. Gadd Jr.Robert P. GainesGainesville Women’s ForumJames A. GalePaul R. GameMelinda P. GamotDeborah GarciaJoseph GarciaJ. Stephen GardnerMr. & Mrs. Leonard L. GardnerN.Vail GardnerMr. & Mrs. Howard D. GarfieldRichard T. GarfieldRichard R. GarlandMr. & Mrs. Howard L. GarrettRobert D. GattonJack W. GecklerAllan T. GeigerWilliam C. GentryPeter J. GenzAnthony D. George Jr.Patrick E. GeraghtyJohn F. GermanyJohn F. Germany Jr.Karen G. GetelmanLinda R. GetzenSusan R. GiacolettoRev. Robert C. GibbonsJohn GihonJames H. Gilbert Jr.Suzanne E. GilbertKaren M. GilliamPatrick G. GilliganStephen B. GillmanLaura A. GiuffridaJoseph GlassGarry M. GlickmanProf. & Mrs. Mandell GlicksbergDon E. GoebelDiana GoldmanBarbara A. GoldsteinMaurice W. GoldsteinS.William GoldsteinDon H. GoodeFreddie L. GoodeGoodlette Coleman & Johnson, P.A.Laurence I. GoodrichMrs. Shaw Q. GoodrichDr. & Mrs. Michael W. GordonJonathan C. GordonColonel Jonathan C. GordonRobert E. GordonGordon & Doner, P.A.Bryan S. GowdyMr. & Mrs. K. Lawrence GraggAlbert N. GrahamMarjorie Gadarian GrahamTodd B. GrandyRichard C. GrantJ. Charles GrayRalph F. GrayMr. & Mrs. Downing L. GrayA. Downing Gray & Co.Gray Harris & Robinson, P.A.Richard GraysonGreater Miami Jewish FederationMr. & Ms. Jeffrey A. GrebeRobert B. GreenTheodore M. GreenSteven M. GreenbergWilliam A. GreenbergGreenberg Traurig LLPJason K. GreeneAmy B. GreenfieldArnold L. GreenfieldHolly J. GreerLee T. GriffinLinda S. GriffinMichael J. GriffithStephen H. GrimesWilliam C. GrimesMr. & Mrs.Alan M. GrossBradley C. GrossenburgVitauts M. GulbisFrank B. Gummey IIIRobert E. GunnGunster Yoakley & Stewart, P.A.Louis B. Guttmann IIIHoward HadleySteven H. HagenGuy S. HaggardGregory S. HagopianTimothy D. HainesMr. & Mrs. Donald J. HaleJohn E. HaleAdam S. HallAllan J. HallDonald J. HallSam J. Hall Jr.Wallace H. HallJay A. HalpernJohn F. Halula & Nancy P. HalulaWarren D. HamannTheodore J. HamiltonWayne A. HamiltonWilliam A. Hamilton IIIWilliam F. HamiltonMarlene HammockFrank A. HamnerLenore R. HanapelBonnie G. HannanDavid F. HannanMarie C. Hansen TrustElaine B. HansonMr. & Mrs. Karl B. Hanson Jr.Melissa O. HansonBeth HarlanDaniel B. HarrellBruce M. HarrisChristy F. HarrisStumpy HarrisIvy C. HarrisMr. & Mrs. John F. HarrisRobert M. HarrisWarren L. HarrisDouglas A. HarrisonJulian E. HarrisonWilliam T. Harrison Jr.Donald S. Hart Jr.Shane A. HartStephen O. HartPatricia L. HartleyFrank Bradley HassellStephen B. HatcherJames A. HauserTodd A. HaussZelda J. HawkMichael S. HawleyHolly L. HaworthJonathan L. HayChristopher C. HazelipMaureen M. HazenWilliam J. HazzardPaul J. HealySusan B. Hecker & John F. JewellPhillip W. HeggPhares M. HeindlLarry HeinkelRebecca L. HendersonDyanne Feinberg HenkelDawn R. HenrichonEdmund T. Henry IIINancy H. HenryWilliam O. E. HenryMr. & Mrs. Eugenio HernandezGwendolyn A. HernandezIris G. HernandezBerta Esperanza HernandezTeresa Adamson HerrmannJoel I. HerzfeldJames M. HessKristin A. HessMr. & Mrs. E. Lamar HicksJ.Wiley HicksSherry M. HieberRichard H. HiersMark T. HigginsStephanie M. HigginsHigh Stack PalahachCruanes & ConwayLewis H. Hill IIIPublications Made PossibleAmong student organizations andactivities made possible by AnnualFund contributions are these two publications- The Florida Journal ofInternational Law publishes scholarlyworks with a global perspective by students,professors and practioners onpublic and private international lawtopics. The Journal of Technology Lawand Policy is a bi-annual publicationthat focuses on the legal and policy aspects of technology issues.ANNUAL REPORT 21

ANNUAL FUNDC O N T R I B U T O R SAwards Encourage ExcellenceJames Marsh, 2L ofTallahassee, andJonathan Simpson, 2Lof Ft. Walton Beach, wereamong students cited foracademic honors. Thetwo tied in a class taughtby Gerald A. SohnScholar Stu Cohn andwon Evidence BookAwards funded by Roy B.“Skip” Dalton Jr. ’76 ofOrlando. More than 30law school courses haveaward sponsors, thoughstudents participating in more than 60 J.D. and Grad Tax coursesdo not receive such recognition for classroom excellence.Hill Ward & Henderson, P.A.J. Fraser HimesAllen I. HirschJeffrey A. HirschKenneth J. HirshCorinne C. HodakCharles E. Hodges IICharles L. Hoffman Jr.Jerome W. HoffmanJ. Bruce HoffmannJeffrey D. HoganHolland & Knight CharitableFoundation., Inc.W. Langston HollandSamuel N. HollowayCarol A. HolmanR. Jared HoltDavid C. HoltzDan H. HoneywellRobert F. HooglandChantal G. HookAnne J. HootenJames C. HooverLucy W. HooverGloria S. HopeBill HoppeHopping Green & Sams, P.A.William J. Horner Jr.Steve C. HorowitzMadelon J. HorwichGlenn R. HoskenJane A. HoukBarbara J. HoutEugene J. HowardLouis F. Hubener IIIDavid M. Hudson & Janet P. AilstockRobert F. Hudson Jr.Norman L. HullMark Hulsey Esq.Lorraine M. HultmanE. L. Roy HuntScott E. HuntThomas R. HurstDonna S. HurtakSteven HurwitzGary W. HustonL. E. HuttonSteven D. HuttonDavid HymanThomas B. Hyman Jr.John G. ImmerThomas V. Infantino IIJanice L. Innis-ThompsonCharles A. IntriagoJerold H. IsraelMarilyn R. IsraelJohn P. IurlanoJoseph S. JacksonNancy H. JacksonRaymond A. JacksonJacksonville BankruptcyBar Association, Inc.Professor Bruce R. JacobColonel Craig C. JacobsenNancy C. Jacobson& James R. LussierRichard A. JacobsonColonel George G. JacunskiFrederick S. Jaeger Jr.Julio C. JaramilloThe Jelks Family Foundation, Inc.Alan C. JensenKarri M. JessellAlise M. JohnsonBruce D. JohnsonChristopher L. JohnsonEdmond D. JohnsonHenry L. JohnsonJanice H. JohnsonJeanne F. JohnsonKenneth R. Johnson &Kimberly Leach JohnsonMr. & Mrs. Kevin D. JohnsonKristy M. JohnsonLeonard H. JohnsonRichard A. JohnsonRobert M. JohnsonTimothy A. Johnson Jr.Alexander T. JohnstonE. Covington JohnstonJames F. JohnstonC. Ryan JonesMr. & Mrs. Frederick W. JonesJason Z. JonesJohn Arthur JonesJones Foster Johnston & Stubbs, P.A.William S. JoseySuzanne M. JudasConrad S. JuergensmeyerMr. & Mrs. Matthew P. JulianDavid L. KahnRobert H. Kahn Jr.Rachel KaloskiDavid KamerMark A. KamilarRandy M. KammerMurray KanetskyHal H. KantorNicholas E. KaratinosLeigh A. KasiasStewart L. KasnerBruce R. KasterKaren S. Keaton,, P.A.Lawrence KeefeJames W. KeeterBrian T. KellyT. Paine Kelly Jr.Brian R. KennedyFrank W. KenniastyWilliam M. KentDora KernerMr. & Mrs.Thomas F. Kerney IIIAnn Loughridge KerrKerrigan Estess Rankin &McLeod LLPDavid H. KesslerMark S. KesslerColleen M. KettlesJay KimRobert A. KimbroughJames J. KincheloeJoan H. KindyClifford M. KingKing & SpaldingMr. & Mrs. Michael E. KinneyMarvin A. KirsnerJohn A. Kirst Jr.E.C. Deeno KitchenMarvin F. KittrellGerald R. KleedehnGerald J. KleinKarl N. KleinMark W. Klingensmith &Wendy H.WerbCriston E. KlotzGerald L. KnightJoseph W. KniskernEllen L. KoehlerDonald S. KohlaEric S. KolarAntony B. KolencAlan H. KonigsburgKatherine M. KoopsMr. & Mrs. Paul M. KorchinThomas J. KorgeMichael J. KornJeffrey D. KottkampJuliette M. KovesJames R. KramerRobert M. KramerMitchel B. KrauseCharles A. KrawczykFrederick L. Kretschmer Jr.Justin L. KriegerMr. & Mrs. Fred J. KrimCraig H. KritzerEdward J. KuchinskiMr. & Mrs. David M. KudelkoMr. & Mrs. D. Jack KugelmanChristopher L. KurznerLouis KwallLourdes F. La PazKenneth La RoeRonald A. LabaskySusan K. LabaskyClyde J. LaForest Jr.Captain T. Gaines LaGroneGary E. LakritzStephen A. LambKimberly R. LambertRoger C. LambertK. Judith LaneJoseph H. Lang Jr.Mark P. LangMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. LangerHerbert A. Langston Jr.22 ANNUAL REPORT

Mrs. Masami N. LaRoseRoger A. LarsonRoy H. LasrisHenry W. LavanderaLaw Offices of James RichardHooperLaw Offices of Steinberg & BrownJohn E. Lawlor IIIJason D. LazarusRobert A. LazenbyEric L. LeachElizabeth T. LearSharon Strayer LearchRichard T. LeavengoodWilliam A. Lee IIIThomas V. LefevreMarc M. LeffBenjamin J. LeFrancoisCarri S. LeiningerFrederick W. LeonhardtRoss T. LessackGary B. LeuchtmanMichael A. LeveyArnold LevinSteven J. LevinLevin & Papantonio FamilyFoundationJack A. LevineJulie M. LevittRussell D. LevittThomas R. LevyMark F. LewisAlton L. LightseyLiles Gavin & CostantinoCheryl K. LindgrenRobert R. LindgrenWilliam J. Lindsay Jr.William V. LinneWilliam LipsitzLitchford & Christopher, P.A.Prof. & Mrs. Joseph W. LittleMichael G. LittleCharles H. LivingstonJeff LloydGloria M. LockridgeMark K. LoganPeter D. LoguidiceLawrence A. LokkenDonna L. LonghouseLamont C. LooStephen R. LooneyIsabelle C. Lopez & Derrick H. SmithLeslie J. Lott & Michael T. MooreFred J. LotterhosLealand L. LoveringJoan H. LowensteinMrs. Midori A. LowryJames F. LowyElliott H. LucasMatthew C. LucasBarbara H. LuikartJavier D. LuisPaul A. LundbergDonald J. LunnyEric A. LustigR.Terry LyleElise B. LynnWilliam P. LyshakJohn D. & Catherine T.MacArthur FoundationMichael MaherJeffrey A. MaineRobert C. MalandAlfred J. Malefatto &Moria RozensonDavid E. MallenProfessor Robin Paul MalloyHenry E. Mallue Jr.Kenneth M. MalnikKevin A. MalonePat MaloneyPhilip B. MalterJoshua D. ManasterDennis E. ManelliR. Layton MankDr. & Mrs. Ronald L. MannJessie C. MannRobert T. MannThe Manners FoundationR. Neal MannersJillian E. MarcusCarol L. MardenJohn M. MareesMargol & Pennington, P.A.Timothy K. MarianiAnthony P. Mario Jr.Donna S. MarkleAndrew J. MarkusPatrick F. MaroneyMr. & Mrs. Samuel A. MaroonLawrence J. MarraffinoJohn T. MarshallJohn Marshall Bar Assn.W.Wesley MarstonBenjamin W. MaserangAmy R. MashburnMr. & Ms. Gerald G. MathesonJoseph W. Mathews Jr. &Melinda M. MathewsDavid E. MathiasRonald W. MaxwellArnold P. MayBruce MayWesley W. MayhallMcAbee & Scott C.P.A.Helen W. McAfeeThomas M. McAleaveyWilliam H. McBride Jr. &Adelaide A. SinkCary B. McCaghrenLaura A. McCallPatrick M. McCannHarold F. McCart Jr.Edward McCarthy IIIBishop McCauleyPaul B. McCawleyChad M. McClenathenRick H. McClurePatrick F. McCormackFrancis T. McCoyJames F. McCrackinG. Blair McCuneDorothy S. McCurry TrustJ. Joan McDanielMarybeth McDonald & Eric W. JarvisG. Carson McEachernRobert E. McFaddenMichael M. McFallR. Jackson McGillCarl S. McGinnesPeter A. D. McGlashanPatrick J. McGowanJ.Thomas McGrady IIIArtice L. McGrawBarbara B. McGriffLinda C. McGurnTimothy F. McHughDonna L. McIntosh &Robert K. McIntoshRobert D. McIntoshGRADS ONGivingGlenn W. Sturm ’85Partner, Nelson Mullins Riley& Scarborough, L.L.P.Atlanta, GA“Gregory A. McLaughlinCampbell McLean IVTimothy E. McLendonPaul H. McLesterMartin J. McMahon Jr. &Pamela S. McMahonMr. & Mrs. Patrick J. McNamaraJohn M. McNatt Jr.Michael W. McNattJennifer H. McRaeRobert L. Mellen IIIJoseph C. Mellichamp III& Barbara J. StarosHowell W. MeltonHowell W. Melton Jr.Myron D. MendelowitzMichael J. MerensteinMr. & Mrs. Robert G. MerkelRobert J. MerlinMerlin & Hertz, P.A.Russell W. MerrimanJames M. MesserJ.Andrew MeyerIrvin A. MeyersHarry L. MichaelsScott MichelmanMichles & Booth, P.A.Stephan P. MickleR. Stephen Miles Jr.Frank E. MillerJacqueline S. MillerMr. & Mrs. Barry A. MillerNeal Eugene MillerRobert P. MillerAlumni support of the College of Law has become evenmore important, because funding from the State is insufficientfor a top-tier law school.Without UFLaw, none of uswould have achieved what we have achieved. Contributingis a way of giving back to the school, as did the alumni whocame before us, and to the next generation of students. It isa way of saying ‘Thank you.’The school has a great environment for learning and fosteringcreativity, but setting out to become one of the Top 10 publiclaw schools is not enough.We should seek to be one of theTop 10, public AND private. It is critical for alumni and currentstudents to focus on”it.ANNUAL REPORT 23

ANNUAL FUNDC O N T R I B U T O R SDID YOU KNOW?FACTTen graduates of theUniversity of FloridaLevin College of Lawhave served as deans oflaw schools, includingthree who led theiralma mater.BACKGROUNDLaw schools at theuniversities of St.Thomas,Yeshiva, Florida State,Stetson, Idaho, Indiana andToledo have been headedby UFLaw graduates, as hasUF’s own law school.Thegraduates are JacquelineAllee ’78 (St.Thomas,1987-93); LesterBrickman ’64 (Yeshivaacting dean 1980-82);Talbot “Sandy”D’Alemberte ’62(FSU,1984-89); Bruce R.Jacob, LL.M. ’95 (Stetson,1981-94); Frank E.Maloney ’42 (UF, 1958-70); John A.”Jack”Miller, LL.M. ’87 (Idaho,1997 -); Jon Mills ’72 (UF,1999-); Sheldon JayPlager ’58 (Indiana, 1977-84); J. Allen Smith ’48(Toledo, 1960-63); andGrace W.“Betty”Taylor ’62 (UF actingdean 1981).Robert S. MillerSharon L. MillerJoan MillettDean & Mrs. Jon L. MillsCharlton MillsPamela J. MillsDouglas J. MilneMilne Charitable Lead UnitrustMilton Leach Whitman et al.Albert C. MiltonWilliam L. Mims Jr.Michael J. MinervaCathryn A. Mitchell Esq.Craig C. MitchellJ. Neal MobleyCharles S. ModellLeroy H. MoeMark R. MohlerPaul J. MokrisDaniel F. MolonyJames S. Moody Jr.John W. MooersCharles T. MooreJohn H. Moore IIKendall T. MooreMarilyn Ann H. MooreMr. & Mrs. George R. MoraitisAna M. MoralesIvan A. MoralesJohn A. MoranMr. & Mrs. John B. MorganMary N. MorganMorgan Colling & Gilbert, P.A.Barbara Genthner MoritzJon A. MorrisThomas Edward MorrisMr. & Mrs. Rodger D. Moss Jr.Rodger D. Moss Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. MossbergRobert T. MountsJohn E. MoxleyJames E. MoyeJon C. MoyleJon C. Moyle Jr.Multistate Legal Studies/PMBRNicolas J. MunizMr. & Ms.Thomas A. MunkittrickJames B. Murphy Jr.Frank L. MurrayJohn B.T. Murray Jr.Scott MurrayFrederick J. MurrellJames L. MyersM.Wayne MyersJudith M. NaganDr.Winston P. Nagan &Ms. Judith M. NaganJames H. NanceCharles I. NashJonathan H. NasonNoel H. NationCurtis J. NealA. Guy Neff Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John R. NelsonMichael R. NelsonMichael E. NeukammDavid P. NewmanWilliam G. Newsome IIIJames C. NicholasMr. & Mrs. Charles A. NicholsJames M. Nixon IIJohn D. NobleCarolyn O. NofalNorris Koberlein & Johnson, P.A.Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. NoussKenneth B. NunnMichael A. OberstTimothy M. O’BrienMr. & Mrs. Brian M. O’ConnellRobert F. O’ConnellAilish C. O’ConnorKathleen M. O’ConnorF. Perry OdomJennifer D. OdomLisa S. OdomMrs. Fehintola Kemi OguntebiMatthew R. O’KaneMatthew P. O’KeefeKeith M. OliviaJames L. OlivierEric D. OlsonMichael L. O’NeillBrian N. OnekLynne OswaldNeil M. O’TooleBrig. Gen. Richard E. OuelletteJ. Jefferson Overby, P.A.Murray W. Overstreet Jr.Benjamin F. OvertonSteven L. OwenErnest M. Page Jr.James F. Page Jr.William H. Page & Judith W. PageRichard PaladinoBrian J. PappasGary M. PappasWilliam A. Parady & Salome J. ZikakisAva L. ParkerDale L. ParkerJoseph C. ParkerThomas M. ParkerAlan R. ParlapianoJ. Michael PatrickJohn C. Patterson Jr.Neal G. PattonKathleen M. PaustianFrank A. Pavese Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Darrell W. PayneJoshua A. PayneRaymond J. PeacockRichard N. PearsonJames S. PearthreeCarl R. Pennington Jr.Pensacola News Journal, Inc.Ralph G. PepeSteven A. PepperJ. Carter PerkinsPhilip E. PerreyRobert J. Perry Jr.W.Alan PesnellDon C. PetersMark S. PetersJ. Daniel PetersonPatricia A. PetruffLeanne J. PflaumA.P. Phillips Foundation, Inc.A. Brian PhillipsJerrold K. PhillipsKitty PhillipsRobert A. PierceRobert J. PileCharles P. Pillans IIIWilliam A. Pinto Jr.Michael A. PiscitelliCharles L. PlankDean R. PlattnerRichard L. PolinWilliam F. Poole IVF.Wallace Pope Jr.Kenneth C. PopeRichard L. PorterStephen J. PowellMr. & Mrs.William B. PowellBecky A. PowhatanIra PozenAlan H. PratherPressly & Pressly, P.A.David S. PresslyJames G. Pressly Jr.J. Grier Pressly IIIColleen A. PrestonWilliam E. Price IIGary Lee PrintyDr. & Mrs. Samuel ProctorLeonard T. ProvenzaleBarbara A. PuestowRichard L. PurtzAbel A. PutnamJames C. QuarlesCharles P. QuartermanPaul S. Quinn Jr.Gary S. RabinJamie B. RainermanCharles M. Rand24 ANNUAL REPORT

John C. RandolphJohn W. Randolph Jr.Edward B. RatcliffeKurt A. Raulin Esq.Rachel P. RayScott E. RayJ. Paul RaymondDaniel C. ReAustin F. ReedMr. & Mrs. Frederick T. ReevesGlenna Joyce ReevesAllen L. RegisterJustus W. ReidRalph E. ReigerCharles A. Reinhardt Jr.Joel ReinsteinWilliam C. RencherSteven J. ResnickWilliam J. ReynoldsJoseph E. RhilePatrick A. RiceBarbara L. RichardProf. & Mrs. David M. RichardsonLola S. RicheyR. Douglas RicksHarley E. Riedel IIJesse W. RigbyCatherine A. RileyJames M. RileyLester E. Riordan IIIGlenn M. RissmanJames L. RitcheyBrett A. RivkindRivkin Radler LLPGeorge J. Roark IIIDavid L. RobbinsHardy L. Roberts IIIRobin K. RobertsStephanie U. RobertsMrs.Tance E. RobertsFrederick M. RobinsonMark E. RobinsonRichard M. RobinsonSharon L. RobsonDavid A. Roby Jr.Riley W. RobyLeo P. Rock Jr.Neil A. RoddenberyRichard A. RodgersCynthia C. RodriguezJuan J. RodriguezJusto Rodriguez IIIDoyle RogersJohn T. Rogerson Jr.John T. Rogerson IIIWilliam H. RognerSteven E. RohanGeorge W. RoheMIAMI-BASED FIRM SUPPORTING EFFORTICAM Team Improving in International CompetitionThanks to multi-year support from the International Litigation & Arbitration Department of SteelHector & Davis International headquartered in Miami – plus alumni contributions to AnnualFund – a relatively new UF Law Moot Court team has been making noticeable strides in a new arena – theannual International Commercial Arbitration Moot Court Competition held in Vienna, Austria. In 2002,in its fourth year of competition, the UF squad – with Sam T. Dell Research Scholar/Professor ThomasHurst as faculty advisor and Assistant Professor Wayne Hanewicz assisting – moved up to 41st of 108teams from 36 countries (ranking 13th of 26 U.S. teams). Eduardo Palmer ’85, chair of SHD’s internationallitigation and arbitration group, notes the firm’s sponsorship allows UF students “an invaluableopportunity to gain experience in a tremendously important field of law.” Palmer is one of multiple Gatorsat Steel Hector Davis, a 78-year-old firm with offices in Europe, South America and five Florida cities.Lawrence C. RolfeKatrina D. RolleMr. & Mrs. Carl V. RomanoWilliam J. Romanos IIILili M. RomeroGregory P. RoneyJ. Michael RooneyC. Stephen RosanderJohn F. Roscow IIIGerry B. RoseKelly B. RoseRobin L. RosenbergJoel D. RosenblattLouis K. RosenbloumMr. & Mrs. Gerald A. RosenthalJudith L. RosenthalPaul E. RosenthalRosenthal & Weissman, P.A.Mr. & Mrs. Matthew L. RosinJeremy P. RossStephen F. RossmanMitchel W. RothJay E. RothleinPaul S. RothsteinPaul A. RowellRonald L. RowlandSusanne M. RoxburyRaymond W. RoyceRobert M. RubensteinMarcia A. RubinMr. & Mrs. Richard RudmanRumberger Kirk & Caldwell, P.A.Brian P. RushJames K. RushRandolph J. RushProfessor Sharon E. RushGeorge H. RussMr. & Mrs. Bruce S. RussellMr. & Mrs. R E. RutlandAnne RutledgeChristopher J. RyanSpencer A. RygasDavid W. RyndersMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. RynorRichard D. SabaEliot J. SaferAlfred J. SaikaliJohn W. SalmonMr. & Mrs. Julio C. Salvador Jr.Douglas Lee SalzerAlbert A. Sanchez Jr.Oscar A. SanchezMr. & Mrs. Robert C. SanchezCallie N. SandmanRobert A. SandowCharles T. SandsRichard J. SarafanBrian J. SasaduGail E. Sasnett-StaufferCharles M. Sasser Jr.David C. SasserSavage Krim Simons & Jones LLCBradley M. SaxtonEdwin A. Scales IIIMr. & Mrs. Gerald D. SchackowHarry R. SchaferJohn C. SchaibleValerie D. SchaubJohn M. SchebMark B. SchellerupRosemarie G. ScherDiane C.T. SchettiniDavid L. SchickJohn J. SchickelWilliam J. Schifino Jr.Al L. SchneiderBrian J. SchoeckSteven R. SchooleyANNUAL REPORT 25

ANNUAL FUNDC O N T R I B U T O R SSamantha L. SchosbergDavid J. SchottenfeldRonald Y. SchramClifford A. SchulmanGeorge E. Schulz Jr.Darrin R. SchuttDennis R. SchuttRoger D. SchwenkeJames A. Scoggins IIIScruggs Legal, P.A.Jon P. ScuderiWilliam H. SeaverMr. & Mrs. James E. SeayJeffrey D. SegalMichael L. SeigelPhilip N. SelberRuth N. SelfridgeMr. & Mrs. Lawrence E. Sellers Jr.Ernest A. SellersRoberta L. SelmanJustin M. SeniorR. Diane Senkowski Esq.Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy M. SensenigDaniel J. SerberMark A. SessumsMr. & Mrs. Stephen W. SessumsT.Terrell SessumsAmi P. SettyBruce G. ShaffnerNed M. ShandloffMr. & Mrs. Nicholas A. ShanninDean Patrick ShannonWilliam E. ShannonJoy B. ShearerPatricia R. SherMr. & Mrs.Thomas M. SherouseAlexa R. SherrWilliam C. Sherrill Jr.Nicole M. SherwoodDr. & Mrs. Izzydor SheverJames H. Shimberg Jr.John A. Shipley IIIShook Hardy & Bacon LLPShutts & Bowen LLPJodi L. SiegelRonald L. SiegelBarry L. SilberMichael A. SilvaHarold SilverScott A. SilverMr. & Mrs. R. Randolph Simmons IIIMr. & Mrs. R. R. SimmonsSidney S. Simmons IIGary C. SimonsJohn S. SimonsMichael D. SimonsBarry S. SinoffJames A. SissersonPatrick W. SkeltonChester L. SkipperThomas F. SlaterDonald D. Slesnick IIAdam M. SlipakoffChristopher SloboginA. Russell SmithAnn K. SmithDr. & Mrs. Charles F. Smith Jr.The Hon. & Mrs. Rod SmithDouglas A. SmithEllis P. SmithFrederick D. SmithGilbert A. SmithMr. & Mrs. Phillip S. SmithM. Stephen Smith IIIMelissa M. SmithMichael W. SmithRebecca S. SmithLt. Col. Richard M. SmithRupert J. SmithMr. & Mrs.W. Kelly SmithThomas B. SmithTito S. SmithW. Crit SmithWilliam Reece Smith Jr.W. Russell SnyderMr. & Mrs. Robert A. SoloveStephanie A. SpanhelScott A. SpechtSLA Florida & Caribbean ChapterAberdeen R. SpeightsRichard P. SpenceRichard T. Spencer IVSharon T. SperlingMartin J. SperryMatthew C. SperrySpiderman’s Professional Services, Inc.Mitchell H. SpingarnWayne E. SpragueRobert F. SprickGeorge A. Sprinkel IVGerald F. StackRichard E. StadlerGeorge B. Stallings Jr.Stephen S. StallingsDarryl C. StangryAndrew M. StankoStephen G. StantonLani StarkeyKenneth C. Steel IIISteel Hector & Davis LLPMr. & Mrs. Sam T. StegerAli SteinbachGregg A. SteinbergMal SteinbergJohn H. StemblerMr. & Mrs. Robert A. SternRichard I. SternJames P. StevensStewart Tilghman Fox & Bianchi, P.A.John D. StewartJames W. StirlingDenise B. StobbieBrian D. StokesWilliam H. StolbergMitchell A. StoneMichael H. StreaterMr. & Mrs. Charles K. Stuart Jr.Sidney A. Stubbs Jr.Janet R. StudleyGlenn W. SturmVictor M. SuarezEllen N. SuedaKevin A. SuffernJudy SullivanTimothy M. SullivanLynn H. SumlinGary L. SummersJohn H. SutherlandCatherine G. SwainJ. Michael SwaineJeffrey C. SweetRobert A. SweetappleScott P. SwopeFrancisco F. TabernillaMr. & Mrs. Frank M.Talbot IITampa Bay CommunityDevelopment CorporationPerry TanksleyJoseph Q.TarbuckFrank J.Tassone Jr.Philip TatichGrace W.TaylorTate TaylorJohn C.Taylor Jr.Misty M. C.TaylorR. Bradley TaylorRobert L.TaylorLee P.TeichnerRobert J.Telfer Jr.Harry TempkinsTestmastersDavid Tetrick Jr.Robert W.Thielhelm Jr.Andrew B.Thomas, P.A.Gregg D.ThomasMarjorie B.ThomasCharles F.Thompson IIRandall N.ThorntonMichelle R.ThresherJohn S.TiffinJohn D.TiftickjianJames B.TilghmanE.Allan TillerDavid K.TobiassenCharles D.TobinCarol C.ToddJulie S.TodmanRichard Tombrink Jr.Diane A.TomlinsonStephanie J.Toothaker-Walker& John A.WalkerAmanda M.TraweekKenneth A.TreadwellYvette M.TrellesNida R.TrigoboffJonathan B.TrohnRobert L.TrohnJohn V.TuckerDennis R.TurnerM. Stephen TurnerMary P.TwitchellClinton A.TyrrellSteven J. UhlfelderSamuel C. UllmanUnited Way ofMiami-Dade CountyUpchurch Watson White & MaxMediation Group.Laura R. UrichStephen W. Urse IIMark G. UsdinJeffrey A. UtayMr. & Mrs. George A.VakaKetan S.VakilWilliam A.Van Nortwick Jr.Howard F. VanDenburghMickey A.VandreDale W.VashMichelle R.VasilindaSteven W.VazquezW. Eric VenableDavid R.VetterAngela D.VickersMr. & Mrs. Fred L.VigodskyMichael B.VigodskyCheryl L.VirtaF. Brook VoghtWendy VomackaJohn K.VreelandStephanie J.WaidnerSylvia H.WalboltGlenn J.WaldmanMr. & Mrs. Stephen M.WalkerRonnie H.WalkerMegan WallJohn R.WallaceWaddell A.Wallace IIIMrs.Antonie W.WalshWard Rovell & Van Eepoel, P.A.Douglas A.WardProfessor Peter WardWarner Fox Wackeen, et al.2 6 ANNUAL REPORT

Howard E.WarnsMr. & Mrs. Richard B.WarrenJeffrey W.WarrenColonel Marc L.WarrenKenneth R.WashburnCaroline A.WatsonJames A.WatsonKathleen WatsonRobert W.WattwoodRob WebbKathy I.Webb-HarrisGerard F.Wehle Jr.Richard G.WeinbergJack A.WeissJohn A.WeissMaxine T.WeissJohn I.WelchCharles T.WellsMaxwell W.Wells Jr.Robert J.WellsRonald W.WellsSamuel G.WellsThomas O.WellsDon M.WelshCharitable TrustWinifred L.WentworthThomas P.WertJennifer A.WestRobert W.Westrick Jr.Terry A. WexWalter O.WeyrauchRalph S.WheatlyE. John Wherry Jr.K.Taylor WhiteRobert B.White IIIRobert T.White Jr.B.Thomas Whitefield IIIC. Mark Whitehead IIIGuy E.WhitesmanEdmund S.Whitson IIIEverett H.Wilcox Jr.Gregory F.WilderJames B.WileyJames R.WileyCharlotte W.WilliamsDirk Andrew WilliamsEddie Williams IIIGerald A.WilliamsGrady H.Williams Jr.J. Mason Williams IIIJoseph H.WilliamsJ. Maxwell WilliamsKathryn B.WilliamsLinda L.WilliamsRhys L.WilliamsRobert F.WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Sean T.WilliamsThomas R.WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Jack WilliamsWarren E.WilliamsRobert H.WillisRichard H.WillitsMr. & Mrs. Courtney B.WilsonDale S.WilsonJerry WilsonJohn D.WilsonRegina L.WilsonScott E.WiltMr. & Mrs. Gary D.Wimsett Jr.Linda L.WinchenbachWinderweedle Haines Ward, et al.Charles D.WingateGail I.WinsonMr. & Mrs.Allen C.WinsorWilliam A.WinterWiseheart Foundation, Inc.Malcolm B.Wiseheart Jr.Wendy E.WittenWolk & GenterMr. & Mrs. G. Pierce Wood Jr.Clarence M.WoodMr. & Mrs. Dennis R.WoodEdward B.WoodberyBarbara Bennett WoodhouseJames H.Woodroffe IIIMarc S.WoolfCouncil Wooten Jr.Ronald A.WorleyDanaya C.WrightJohn B.Wright Jr.Richard S.WrightArt G.WrobleLeighton D.Yates Jr.W. G.Yates & SonsConstruction Co.Daniel B.YeagerBruce I.YegelwelEvan J.YegelwelBonita J.YoungDan C.YoungGwynne A.YoungRonald E.YoungRichard M. ZabakLeslie B. ZacksDr. & Mrs. Carl J. ZahnerAndrew J. ZalewskiJill A. ZeanahJon W. ZederThomas A. ZehnderAnton H. ZidansekZimmerman Shuffield Kiser, et al.Zinober & McCrea, P.A.Peter W. ZinoberWilma L. ZippelWilliam P. ZoxJ.D. Classes2001-02 GIVING’85 = biggest $ contributors’42 = highest percentageSee pages 36-41 for complete detailsGrad Tax Classes2001-02 GIVING’77 = biggest $ contributors’75 = highest percentageSee pages 42-43 for complete detailsANNUAL REPORT 27

SPECIAL FUNDINGC O N T R I B U T O R SDonors 2001-02LAWTON CHILES LEGAL INFORMATIONCENTER & ACADEMIC FACILITIESThe following list only includes FY01-02 contributions; not pledges.Charles W.AbbottAbel Band Russell Collier, et al.Eve D.Ackerman &Howard M. RosenblattMr. & Mrs. Glenn A.AdamsR. Bradley AdamsRichard R.AlexanderThomas J.AliA. Graham AllenW. George Allen & Enid AllenSamuel Y.Allgood Jr.Randal M.AlligoodChintan K.AminChristine A.AnchiaMichelle AnchorsEverett P.AndersonTimothy G.AndersonWilliam H.AndrewsMark P.ArnoldFrank A.AshtonReubin O.AskewF. Eugene Atwood &Dabney D.WareC. DuBose AusleyMark A.AveraJohn L. BadalamentiPaul D. BainFletcher N. Baldwin Jr. &Nancy T. BaldwinG.Thomas BallMr. & Mrs. David S. BandGeorge BarfordWMartha W. BarnettR.Vinson BarrettRosetta F. Barrett-Wagner &E. John Wagner IIJeffrey S. BartelSuzanne C. Bass TrustEvan R. Batoff & Dana A. FriedlanderCharles H. BaumbergerRobert C. BayerJames P. BeadleJudith S. BeaubouefRobert J. BeckhamBedell Dittmar DeVault, et al.Cathleen G. BellNelson C. BellidoBrandon C. BiedermanChristine K. Bilodeau & Jay P. CohenEmmett K. Bittick Jr.Roger L. BlackburnDarryl M. BloodworthBradley J. BondiBill BoneRichard K. Bowers Jr.Cecilia R. BoydChristopher W. BoyettWilliam A. BoylesMr. & Mrs. Gustavo A. BravoWalter L. BrewerBroad & CasselHeather B. BrockW. Bard BrockmanP.Ause Brown, P.A.IS YOUR NAME MISSING?e have made every effort to thank and recognize all donorswho made a gift during the 2001-02 fiscal year, which beganJuly 1, 2001 and ended June 30, 2002. If you made a gift sinceJuly 1, 2002, your contribution will be recognized in the 2002-03Annual Report. If your name is missing from this report in error,please notify us so we may correct our records.Office of Development & Alumni AffairsP.O. Box 117623, Gainesville FL 32611 • 352.392.9296Derek E. BruceBrian D. BurgoonLes W. BurkeBush Ross Gardner Warren & RudyCharles J. CacciabeveProf. & Mrs. Dennis A. CalfeeJames D. Camp Jr.Hank B. CampbellTimothy F. CampbellJames D. Camp III TrustWilliam M. Camp TrustDavid E. CannellaL. Kinder Cannon IIIR. Dean Cannon Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John K. CareyJoseph P. Carolan IIIRonald A. CarpenterWarren M. CasonEdward C. Castagna Jr.John W. Caven Jr.Timothy M. CerioE. Hugh Chappell Jr.Johanna Wills ClarkJames E. ClaytonRandall C. ClementW. Michael CliffordStuart R. CohnHoward C. CokerStacy L. Cole & Jason A. RosenthalKevin G. ColemanCharles W. CollierNathan S. CollierMr. & Mrs. R. Scott CollinsCharles E. Commander IIIChristopher G. CommanderCommunity Foundation forGreater Atlanta, Inc.Community Foundation, Inc.Carlos F. ConcepcionCristin A. ConleyKraig A. ConnCousins Law Firm, P.A.Patrick S. CousinsRyan M. CraigCharles L. CranfordMr. & Mrs. Samuel G. CrosbyFrank Cruz-AlvarezIrving CypenPaul W. Danahy Jr.Ronald A. DavidEdward B. Davis Jr.Jeffrey DavisThomas A. DavisProf. & Mrs. George L. DawsonTerence J. Delahunty Jr.Susan F. DelegalW. Glenn DempseyV. Robert Denham Jr.John A. DeVault IIIMr. & Mrs. John R. DierkingGeorge A. DietzPhillip S. DingleMichael P. DonaldsonJeffrey T. DonnerW. Dexter DouglassMr. & Mrs. G. Ray Driver Jr.Aubrey H. Ducker Jr.George T. Dunlap IIIDunspaugh-Dalton Foundation, Inc.David W. Dyer, P.A.Richard T. Earle IIIDeborah S. EatonRobert M. ErvinThomas M. Ervin Jr.Osee R. FaganNancy J. FaggianelliThomas J. FarkashAndrew J. FawbushCharles R. Fawsett &Patricia Combs FawsettPeter T. FayRobert R. Feagin IIIChristopher M. FearCraig D. FeiserJeffrey D. FeldmanCarle A. Felton Jr.Michael L. FergusonMarco FerriPhillip R. FinchMr. & Mrs. Jack J. FineJames C. FlemingAlyson C. FlournoyJames L. FlyKevin D. Fowler & Andrea J. Fowler28 ANNUAL REPORT

J. Joaquin FraxedasFreedom ForumProf. & Mrs. Michael K. FrielPeter V. FullertonGeorge D. Gabel Jr.Eric K. GabrielleJames A. GaleN.Vail GardnerRichard T. GarfieldAllan T. GeigerWilliam C. GentryJohn F. GermanyJohn F. Germany Jr.Linda R. GetzenSuzanne E. GilbertLaura A. GiuffridaProf. & Mrs. Mandell GlicksbergGoodlette Coleman &Johnson, P.A.Prof. & Mrs. Michael W. GordonRobert E. GordonGordon & Doner P.A.Mr. & Mrs. K. Lawrence GraggRichard C. GrantJ. Charles GrayMr. & Mrs. Downing L. GrayGreater Miami Jewish FederationMr. & Ms. Jeffrey A. GrebeRobert B. GreenJason K. GreeneStephen H. GrimesWilliam C. GrimesVitauts M. GulbisRobert E. GunnSteven H. HagenGuy S. HaggardGregory S. HagopianMr. & Mrs. Donald J. HaleAdam S. HallWarren D. HamannWilliam F. HamiltonFrank A. HamnerDavid F. HannanMarie C. Hansen TrustMr. & Mrs. Karl B. Hanson Jr.Melissa O. HansonBruce M. HarrisStumpy HarrisIvy C. HarrisLandmark Bridges UFLaw HistoryAcampus landmark and one of the most used law school facilities is the elevated glass-coveredJ. J. Parrish Jr. Bridge. Affectionately referred to by students through the years as the “habitrail,”the structure was made possible by a $50,000 gift from Parrish to the Bruton-Geer buildingcampaign in 1981, and connects that facility to Holland Hall. “This is a monument to a very finefaculty and student body that has served Florida well for many, many years,” he said. Parrish was aTitusville businessman and ’35 law school graduate who had cattle, citrus and banking interests. Hewas named an assistant (clerk) to the Florida Supreme Court upon graduation, and later as an attorneyfor the City of Orlando earned national recognition by getting portions of President FranklinRoosevelt’s Agricultural Adjustment Act declared unconstitutional. Parrish was twice president of theFlorida Chamber of Commerce, Florida Council of 100 official, and director of the Florida East CoastRailroad and several financial institutions. He contributed to the law school on a regular basis, noting“the College of Law has been a major influence on my life.”Robert M. HarrisWilliam T. Harrison Jr.James A. HauserZelda J. HawkChristopher C. HazelipEdmund T. Henry IIINancy H. HenryWilliam O. E. HenryMr. & Mrs. Eugenio HernandezBerta Esperanza HernandezRichard H. HiersJ. Fraser HimesJeffrey A. HirschCorinne C. HodakHolland & Knight CharitableFoundation, Inc.Samuel N. HollowayDan H. HoneywellBill HoppeWilliam J. Horner Jr.Steve C. HorowitzGlenn R. HoskenDavid M. Hudson & Janet P.AilstockRobert F. Hudson Jr.Mark Hulsey Esq.Roy HuntL. E. HuttonJerold H. IsraelRichard A. JacobsonJulio C. JaramilloBruce D. JohnsonChristopher L. JohnsonKenneth R. Johnson &Kimberly L. JohnsonKristy M. JohnsonAlexander T. JohnstonJames F. JohnstonJason Z. JonesJohn Arthur JonesMr. & Mrs. Matthew P. JulianHal H. KantorBruce R. KasterANNUAL REPORT 29

SPECIAL FUNDINGC O N T R I B U T O R SDID YOU KNOW?FACTSince its creation in 1950,The Florida Bar has had 54presidents – 60 percent ofthem graduates of theUniversity of Florida LevinCollege of Law.BACKGROUNDThe first four presidentsof the Florida Bar, theassociation of all lawyerslicensed by the FloridaSupreme Court, wereGator law grads, as havebeen 28 others.Theyhave served in each ofthe Bar’s five decades,and in the Sixties everypresident (1960-69) wasa UF graduate.Thisalmost happened again inthe Eighties, when eightof 10 were Gators.As of2003, the Bar’s activemembership is more than70,000.Lawrence KeefeKerrigan Estess Rankin &McLeod LLPJay KimMr. & Mrs. Michael E. KinneyJohn A. Kirst Jr.E.C. Deeno KitchenGerald J. KleinKarl N. KleinMark W. Klingensmith &Wendy H.WerbGerald L. KnightEllen L. KoehlerDonald S. KohlaAlan H. KonigsburgKatherine M. KoopsMr. & Mrs. Paul M. KorchinThomas J. KorgeMr. & Mrs. Fred J. KrimEdward J. KuchinskiClyde J. LaForest Jr.Joseph H. Lang Jr.Law Offices of Steinberg & BrownJason D. LazarusElizabeth T. LearSharon Strayer LearchFrederick W. LeonhardtLevin & Papantonio FamilyFoundationJack A. LevineJulie M. LevittThomas R. LevyProf. & Mrs. Joseph W. LittleLawrence A. LokkenStephen R. LooneyLeslie J. Lott & Michael T. MooreFred J. LotterhosMatthew C. LucasMichael MaherAlfred J. Malefatto &Moria RozensonJoshua D. ManasterRobert T. MannJillian E. MarcusMargol & Pennington, P.A.Andrew J. MarkusJohn T. MarshallJohn Marshall Bar Assn.W.Wesley MarstonAmy R. MashburnThomas M. McAleaveyCary B. McCaghrenEdward McCarthy IIIDorothy S. McCurry TrustEric W. Jarvis & Marybeth McDonaldRobert E. McFaddenBarbara B. McGriffLinda C. McGurnCampbell McLean IVMartin J. McMahon Jr. &Pamela S. McMahonPatrick J. McNamara &Linda Julin McNamaraMichael W. McNattJoseph C. Mellichamp III &Barbara J. StarosHowell W. Melton Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. MerkelJ.Andrew MeyerScott MichelmanStephan P. MickleJoan MillettDean & Mrs. Jon L. MillsMark R. MohlerDaniel F. MolonyJames S. Moody Jr.Marilyn Ann H. MooreMr. & Mrs. George R. MoraitisAna M. MoralesMr. & Mrs. John B. MorganMorgan Colling & Gilbert, P.A.Jon C. Moyle Jr.James B. Murphy Jr.Judith M. NaganWinston P. Nagan & Judith M. NaganJames H. NanceA. Guy Neff Jr.Michael E. NeukammJames C. NicholasJames M. Nixon IIMr. & Mrs. Mark A. NoussMr. & Mrs. Brian M. O’ConnellKathleen M. O’ConnorJennifer D. OdomBenjamin F. OvertonJames F. Page Jr.William H. Page & Judith W. PageGary M. PappasAlan R. ParlapianoMr. & Mrs. Darrell W. PayneRaymond J. PeacockCarl R. Pennington Jr.A.P. Phillips Foundation, Inc.Kitty PhillipsCharles P. Pillans IIIStephen J. PowellDavid S. PresslyJ. Grier Pressly IIIGary Lee PrintyJames C. QuarlesPaul S. Quinn Jr.Gary S. RabinCharles M. RandJohn C. RandolphKurt A. RaulinJustus W. ReidSteven J. ResnickProf. & Mrs. David M. RichardsonJames M. RileyJames L. RitcheyRichard M. RobinsonLeo P. Rock Jr.Neil A. RoddenberyRichard A. RodgersJusto Rodriguez IIIDoyle RogersJohn T. Rogerson IIIRobin L. RosenbergMr. & Mrs. Gerald A. RosenthalPaul E. RosenthalStephen F. RossmanRaymond W. RoyceRandolph J. RushSharon E. RushMr. & Mrs. Bruce S. RussellAnne RutledgeAlfred J. SaikaliOscar A. SanchezCallie N. SandmanBrian J. SasaduSavage Krim Simons & Jones LLCBradley M. SaxtonJohn C. SchaibleDavid L. SchickJohn J. SchickelWilliam J. Schifino Jr.Steven R. Schooley30 ANNUAL REPORT

Ronald Y. SchramGeorge E. Schulz Jr.Roger D. SchwenkeScruggs Legal, P.A.Mr. & Mrs. James E. SeayMichael L. SeigelMr. & Mrs. Lawrence E. Sellers Jr.Ernest A. SellersMr. & Mrs. Stephen W. SessumsNed M. ShandloffPatrick ShannonPatricia R. SherJames H. Shimberg Jr.Shook Hardy & Bacon LLPShutts & Bowen LLPBarry L. SilberMichael A. SilvaGary C. SimonsJohn S. SimonsChester L. SkipperAdam M. SlipakoffChristopher SloboginThe Hon. & Mrs. Rod SmithDouglas A. SmithFrederick D. SmithMr. & Mrs.W. Kelly SmithThomas B. SmithAndrew M. StankoMal SteinbergJohn H. StemblerMr. & Mrs. Robert A. SternJohn D. StewartDenise B. StobbieWilliam H. StolbergMr. & Mrs. Charles K. Stuart Jr.Sidney A. Stubbs Jr.Janet R. StudleyTimothy M. SullivanLynn H. SumlinJohn H. SutherlandJ. Michael SwaineGrace W.TaylorMisty M. C.TaylorLee P.TeichnerRobert W.Thielhelm Jr.Gregg D.ThomasCharles F.Thompson IICharles D.TobinDiane A.TomlinsonStephanie J.Toothaker-Walker& John A.WalkerJonathan B.TrohnRobert L.TrohnM. Stephen TurnerMary P.TwitchellSamuel C. UllmanUnited Way ofMiami-Dade CountyLaura R. UrichStephen W. Urse IIMr. & Mrs. George A.VakaSteven W.VazquezJohn K.VreelandStephanie J.WaidnerMr. & Mrs. Stephen M.WalkerDouglas A.WardJeffrey W. WarrenCaroline A.WatsonRob WebbKathy I.Webb-HarrisJack A.WeissJohn A.WeissMaxwell W.Wells Jr.Samuel G.WellsDon M.Welsh Charitable TrustThomas P.WertWalter O.WeyrauchEdmund S.Whitson IIIJames R.WileyCharlotte W.WilliamsJ. Mason Williams IIIKathryn B.WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Sean T.WilliamsWarren E.WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Courtney B.WilsonJohn D.WilsonScott E.WiltWinderweedle Haines Ward, et al.Gail I.WinsonBarbara Bennett WoodhouseCouncil Wooten Jr.Leighton D.Yates Jr.Bonita J.YoungGwynne A.YoungRichard M. ZabakLeslie B. ZacksThomas A. ZehnderPeter W. ZinoberClassroom Performance RewardedBlake Delaney and Jennifer Voss, both of Naples, are twoUFLaw students recognized for educational excellence thanksto alumni contributions. Delaney, who took top honors in the classtaught by Professor Robert Moffat, won the Criminal Law BookAward funded by Anthony Battaglia ‘53 of St. Petersburg. Vosswas winner of a Professional Responsibility & The Legal ProfessionBook Award, funded by Hill Ward & Henderson P.A. of Tampa, forher performance in the class taught by Professor Don Peters.ANNUAL REPORT 31

ENDOWMENTSLONGTERM CONTRIBUTORSPerpetual GiftsThe College of Law benefits greatly from the generous support of alumni and friends, law firms,corporations and foundations through outright gifts, endowments and bequests. Endowed giftsgenerate income to support faculty, students and programs in perpetuity.UnrestrictedAnonymous †Anonymous †Edith E. Holiday *Frederick W. Leonhardt †Fredric G. & Marilyn Kapner LevinEndowment FundMichael McNerney †William M. O’Bryan †Betty H. Stern †Arthur G.Wroble *ChairsAnonymous †George J.“Duke” Baya Fund †Marshall M. Criser Chair inElectronic Communications &Administrative LawHugh F. Culverhouse EminentScholar Chair in TaxationBen & Esther Ehrlich EminentScholar Chair inConstitutional Law †James J. Freeland EminentScholar Chair in TaxationHuber C. Hurst EminentScholar ChairDavid H. Levin Chair in Family LawRichard E. Nelson Chair inLocal GovernmentStephen C. O’Connell ChairEd Rood Eminent Scholar Chair inTrial Advocacy & ProcedureRichard B. StephensEminent Scholar Chair in TaxationProfessorshipsMichael A. Bedke Research Scholar †Cone Wagner Nugent JohnsonHazouri & Roth ProfessorshipIrving Cypen Professorship ‡Sam T. Dell Research ScholarLevin Mabie & Levin ProfessorshipsR.W. Payne Jr. Research Scholar †Marcus Aurel RosinMemorial Professorship †T.Terrell SessumsResearch Scholar ‡Chesterfield Smith ProfessorshipsGerald Sohn Research ScholarClarence J.TeSelle ProfessorshipStephen N. Zack ResearchScholar in Legal Ethics †ProgramsCharles W.Abbott AppellateAdvocacy/Moot CourtEndowment FundDunwody Distinguished Lecturein Law Series ‡Florida Law Review EndowmentHolland & Knight InstituteInternational Center forAutomated Information ResearchSaliwanchik Lloyd &Saliwanchik IntellectualProperty FundUpchurch Watson & WhiteMediation Firm DisputeResolution FundScholarships &FellowshipsJudge Hal W. & Bessie OrganAdams ScholarshipAkerman Senterfitt &Eidson ScholarshipAlfred T.Airth ScholarshipAmerican Academy of MatrimonialLawyers Florida ChapterTuition ScholarshipRalph R. Bailey ScholarshipsRobert S. Baynard Scholarship ‡John C. & Tifi BierleyInternational Law Scholarship †E.G.“Dan” and Freda BooneScholarship *Guy W. Botts Memorial ScholarshipErnest B. & Estelle Pierce BowlesMemorial Scholarship †Gertrude Gibbs Brick Law ReviewScholarship Program †Broad & CasselFlorida Law Review Scholarship ‡Frank E. BryantMemorial ScholarshipCarlton Fields Ward EmmanuelSmith & Cutler ScholarshipGeorge C. CarrMemorial ScholarshipAlvin & Ethel Cassel Scholarship *Coker Myers Schickel SorensonHigginbotham & GreenTrial Team ScholarshipClifford W. CrandallMemorial ScholarshipTimothy A. CurranMemorial Scholarship †Irving Cypen FreshmanScholastic Achievement AwardCypen & Cypen ScholarshipDarrey A. DavisMemorial ScholarshipDean Mead Egerton Bloodworth,Capouano & Bozarth ScholarshipJohn W. Donahoo ScholarshipDorini Family GraduateTax ScholarshipDunspaugh-DaltonFoundation ScholarshipAtwood Dunwody ScholarshipChester Ferguson ScholarshipFlorida Workers’ CompensationInstitute Scholarship ‡James J. FreelandGraduate Tax ScholarshipHarry F. Goodmark Memorial Gray,Harris & Robinson ScholarshipEvelyn F. Hartman ScholarshipRebecca Bowles HawkinsMemorial Scholarship for WomenJudge Wm.Terrell HodgesTuition ScholarshipHolland & Knight Scholarships ‡Mark Hulsey Fellowship †Icard Merrill Cullis Timm Furen &Ginsburg Tuition ScholarshipJacksonville Law AlumniTuition ScholarshipJoseph R. Julin Memorial ScholarshipT. Paine Kelly Jr. & Jean B. KellyScholarship *Martin Luther King Jr. ScholarshipJudge Ben Krentzman Scholarship ‡Lane Trohn Clarke Bertrand,Vreeland & Jacobsen ScholarshipWilliam F. & Elizabeth R. LeonardTuition ScholarshipJames W. Locke ScholarshipLake Lytal Jr. ScholarshipMacfarlane Ferguson Allison &Kelly ScholarshipPhillip J. MacLennanMemorial ScholarshipRaymer F. Maguire / Holland &Knight Moot Court Fellowships ‡Esther Guthery Mautz & RobertBarbeau Mautz Law ReviewScholarship ‡Richard E. & Patricia M. McGeeScholarshipJudge John M. McNattMemorial ScholarshipRobert E.“Jeff” McNeill ScholarshipNestor & Virginia Morales TuitionScholarshipMark & Debra NoussFlorida Law Review ScholarshipJohn C. Pinkerton ScholarshipTerrye Coggin ProctorMemorial ScholarshipFrank & Louise ReedMemorial Scholarship †Justus W. Reid ScholarshipMark A. RentenbachMemorial ScholarshipRichman Greer Weil Brumbaugh,Mirabito & Christensen TuitionScholarshipWalter “Bud” Robison IIIMemorial ScholarshipJ. Quinton & Ann S. RumphScholarshipDouglas Edwin Salisbury ScholarshipJohnson S. Savary ScholarshipClifford A. & Michele W. SchulmanTuition ScholarshipW. Paul Jr. & Erin C. ShelleyScholarshipShutts & Bowen Eric B.Meyers/William P. Simmons Jr./32 ANNUAL REPORT

Thomas L.Wolfe MemorialTuition ScholarshipBenedict A. Silverman Tuition ScholarshipMary Sisler ScholarshipI.C. Spoto Memorial ScholarshipRichard B. Stephens ScholarshipSherwood L. Stokes MemorialScholarships †John W.Thatcher GraduateTax ScholarshipUniversity of Florida LawFaculty ScholarshipRonnie H.Walker Trial Team ScholarshipJudge James B.Whitfield ScholarshipHervey and Patricia Yancey Scholarship *Yegelwel Family FoundationFellowship ‡Zimmerman Shuffield Kiser & Sutcliffe MootCourt Fellowship ScholarshipEndowed Book AwardsJohn C. Bierley Endowed Book Award inInternational Business Law †Dean Mead Egerton BloodworthCapouano & Bozarth EndowedBook Award in Professional Responsibility& The Legal Profession, in memoryof Andy FredericksProfessor Emeritus Hayford O. EnwallMemorial Endowed Book Award inTrial Practice, established byPeter C.K. Enwall †Professor Emeritus Mandell GlicksbergEndowed Book Award in Property,established by Andrew C. Hall &James A. HauserGray, Harris & RobinsonEndowed Book Award in EvidenceMonte J.Tillis Jr. Memorial EndowedBook AwardKey to symbols† = Bequest* = Deferred‡ = PledgeEndowments Help Attract FacultyWilliam H. Page – Marshall M. Criser Eminent Scholar in ElectronicCommunications and Administrative Law – is an influential writer onAntitrust Law with a focus on Microsoft litigation. He earned his B.A. cum laude atTulane University, J.D. summa cum laude at the University of New Mexico, and LL.M.at University of Chicago. He is among the most prolific writers in most-cited lawreviews and will serve as Associate Dean of Faculty Development starting in 2003.GRADS ONGivingLawrence (Larry) Sellers Jr. ’79Partner, Holland & Knight LLPTallahassee, FLSeller’s father is a ‘49 UF grad, and his wife Cathy earned bachelor’s andmaster’s degrees at UF.“Given the limits on available State funding, the College can only competewith other top law schools if it receives private funds. And the best sources ofthese private funds are the alumni.My UF law degree means a lot to me. It has allowed me to work with agreat firm with great clients. It is absolutely important the College continues itsemphasis on becoming one of the Top 10 public law schools in the nation.The value of our degrees depends in large measure on the perception ofthe quality of our College. In addition, the continued”success of our firmsdepends on our ability to hire talented graduates.ANNUAL REPORT 33

ENDOWMENTSLONGTERM CONTRIBUTORSDID YOU KNOW?2001-2002 DONORS TO ENDOWMENTSDuring this fiscal year, these individuals contributed to permanent endowments tohonor those named, and to help increase value of and use of the endowments.FACT4graduates ofthe Universityof FloridaLevin Collegeof Law have served asgovernors of Florida.BACKGROUNDUF law grads serving inthe state’s highest electiveoffice were SpessardL. Holland (’16), 1941-45; Reubin O’D Askew(’56), 1971-79 ; LawtonM. Chiles Jr. (’55), 1991-98 ; and Kenneth H.“Buddy” MacKay (’61),who moved up fromLieutenant Governor toserve after Chiles’death-in-office.Hundreds of otherUFLaw grads served asstate senators and representatives,includingSpeakers of the Houseand Presidents of theSenate, and BruceSmathers (’70) in1975-78 was Secretaryof State.Chairs & ProfessorshipsChesterfield Smith ProfessorshipStephen H. GrimesAlbert J. HadeedWm. Bruce LoudenJames J. Freeland EminentScholar ChairMatthew J.AhearnAugust & Kulunas, P.A.Austin & Bovay CharteredBarnett Bolt Kirkwood & LongLeslie J. BarnettPhilip B. Barr Jr.Bernard A. Barton Jr.Ellen B. BelletBruce H. BokorRobert S. BoltDavid E. BowersWilliam A. BoylesMr. & Mrs. Donald L. BraddockBush Ross Gardner Warren& RudyJane D. CallahanMr. & Mrs.Thomas G. ChristmannMr. & Mrs. David W. ClarkHarry S. Colburn Jr.John J. Collins Jr.Frederick M. DahlmeierMark H. DahlmeierAlan Howard DanielsLauren Y. DetzelPatricia E. DilleyLee J. Dixon IINathaniel L. DolinerBruce J. DrooksJohn K. EasonCharles H. EgertonEgger Betts Austin PLLCHarry M. EisenbergTodd W. FennellJacob FishmanPaul D. FitzpatrickThe Florida Bar Tax SectionRobert E. Glennon Jr.Prof. & Mrs. Mandell GlicksbergCheryl L. GordonMr. & Mrs. K. Lawrence GraggBradley C. GrossenburgFrank J. Hammond IIIJames A. HauserRobert F. Hudson Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Hunt Jr.H.Wynne JamesJohn H. Jones & Martha A. LottPeter T. KirkwoodSteven C. LeeStanley B. LevinStephen B. LewallenWilliam V. LinneCheryl J. Lister & R. Dennis TweedJames F. LoeblMartin J. & Pamela S. McMahonRobert W. Mead Jr.Michael D. MillerMichael D. MintonEverett R. MorelandJames B. O’NealRobert E. PanoffMr. & Mrs. James D. PobjeckyF.Wallace Pope Jr.James G. Pressly Jr.Henry H. RaattamaMrs. Marion O. RaattamaCharles B. ReberStanley W. RosenkranzRoger J. RovellRussell T. SandersEdward E. SawyerJohn J. ScrogginMike SegalWilliam R. SwindleCarl S. Swisher Foundation, Inc.T.O.P. Jewish Foundation, Inc.Ralph E.Tallant Jr.Hans G.Tanzler IIITescher Gutter Chaves, et al.B. Cary Tolley IIIUnited Jewish Foundation ofMetro DetroitMarsha P.WikforsHoward L. ZollerRichard B. StephensEminent Scholar ChairEllen B. BelletMr. & Mrs.Thomas G. ChristmannCommunity Foundation ofTampa Bay, Inc.Cristin A. ConleyMeredyth Anne Dasburg FoundationLauren Y. DetzelSamuel A. DonaldsonChristine M. Eckstein &Peter A. SchoemannCharles H. EgertonJohn M. FarrisRobert R. Feagin IIITodd W. FennellMr. & Mrs. Gene K. GlasserFrank J. Hammond IIIWilliam O. E. HenryHolland & Knight CharitableFoundation, Inc.Holland & Knight LLPDavid M. Hudson & Janet P.AilstockRobert F. Hudson Jr.H.Wynne JamesMichael L. JamiesonEdward F. KorenLester B. LawStephen R. LooneyMr. & Mrs. Robert L. MillerMichael D. MintonMr. & Mrs. Brian M. O’ConnellEric N. QuistWilliam E. Rosenberg FoundationAlan L. RubensMark O. SciosciaDonald R.TescherGregg D.ThomasMr. & Mrs. David P.WebbAndrew H.WeinsteinPatricia A.WillingRichard E. Nelson Chairin Local GovernmentRichard E. Nelson34 ANNUAL REPORT

ScholarshipsJohn C. & Tifi Bierley International LawScholarshipJohn C. BierleyChester Ferguson ScholarshipHowell L. FergusonDarrey A. Davis Memorial ScholarshipErnest J. HewettHarry F. Goodmark ScholarshipCraig L. GoodmarkJerry J. GoodmarkLeigh GoodmarkRuth GoodmarkI. C. Spoto ScholarshipMr. & Mrs.Thomas CaplisDr. & Mrs. Max D. CooperAnn B. KolodKathleen M. SullivanJames J. Freeland Graduate Tax/JosephR. Julin ScholarshipFrank A.AllenScholarship Endowments BeneficialCarly Baetz, 2L from Fort Myers, is recipient of funds provided by the permanentlyendowed Darrey A. Davis Memorial Scholarship established by Steel Hector& Davis headquartered in Miami. Ms. Baetz is one of more than 250 law studentsattending Levin College of Law with financial assistance resulting from approximately$500,000 in need- and merit-based scholarships funded each year by alumni andfriends of the law school.Judge Ben Krentzman ScholarshipW. Christian HoyerLake Lytal Jr. Scholarship /Michael A. Fogarty MemorialScholarship / Mark A. RentenbachMemorial ScholarshipDon Allen Foundation, Inc.Raymond F. FogartyElizabeth H. RentenbachRobert S. Baynard Scholarship FundRobert S. & Mildred M. Baynard TrustMildred M. BaynardSaliwanchik Lloyd & SaliwanchikIntellectual Property FundSaliwanchik Lloyd & SaliwanchikUpchurch Watson White & MaxDispute Resolution FundUpchurch Watson White & MaxMediation GroupGRADS ONGiving“DuBose Ausley ’62Partner, Ausley & McMullenTallahassee, FloridaAusley’s father Charles also attended UF law school (class of 1930) andwas a founder of the law firm Ausley & McMullen.I owe a lot to the University for the education I got and the friendships Imade. When I enrolled, UF was really THE only choice if you wanted to practicein Florida. It was where you made the contacts you would use in yourpractice.And we must work to make certain that remains true.As for shootingfor the Top 10 of public law schools in the U.S., from a selfish standpoint,the better the academic reputation of the College, the more value my diplomahas. I believe the law school can do it with a few leaps.There’s no reason whyany Southeastern Conference law school or any other law school in the South”should rank ahead of UF in any poll or by any measurement.ANNUAL REPORT 35

CONTRIBUTIONS ANALYSISJ.D. Alumni 2001-02Grouped by JD/LLB graduation yearwith alumni who made a gift during2001-02 fiscal year.Class of 1934Class Total: ..............................$100No. in Class: ................................15Participation: ..............................7%Enrichment SocietyWilliam LipsitzClass of 1935Class Total: ................................$50No. in Class:.................................. 9Participation: ............................11%Enrichment SocietyMaurice W. GoldsteinClass of 1936Class Total: ..........................$1,000No. in Class: ................................10Participation: ............................10%Trusler SocietyT. Paine Kelly Jr.Class of 1937Class Total: ..........................$3,000No. in Class: ................................10Participation: ............................20%Trusler SocietyJohn D. NobleJohn H. StemblerClass of 1938Class Total: ..............................$250No. in Class: ..................................8Participation: ............................13%Enrichment SocietyPhilip N. SelberClass of 1939Class Total: ................................$75No. in Class: ................................14Participation: ............................14%Enrichment SocietySam J. Hall Jr.E. Covington JohnstonClass of 1940Class Total: ..............................$200No. in Class: ................................23Participation: ..............................4%Enrichment SocietyWilson FreemanClass of 1941Class Total: ..............................$500No. in Class: ................................14Participation: ............................14%Trusler SocietyWilliam M. Goza (Life. Mem)Enrichment SocietyWilliam C. GrimesBishop McCauleyClass of 1942Class Total: ..............................$150No. in Class: ..................................6Participation: ............................33%Enrichment SocietyRaymond EhrlichThomas V. LefevreClass of 1943Class Total: ..........................$1,000No. in Class: ..................................4Participation: ............................25%Trusler SocietyIrving CypenClass of 1945Class Total: ..............................$125No. in Class: ..................................9Participation: ............................22%Enrichment SocietyRalph C. DellHarry P. EdwardsClass of 1946Class Total: ..............................$100No. in Class: ................................13Participation: ..............................8%Enrichment SocietyErnest J. HewettClass of 1947Class Total: ..........................$2,350No. in Class: ................................32Participation: ..............................6%Trusler SocietyRobert M. ErvinEnrichment SocietyWarren H. EdwardsClass of 1948Class Total: ........................$32,450No. in Class: ................................88Participation: ............................10%Founders SocietyGerald J. KleinTrusler SocietyOsee R. FaganMark HulseyEnrichment SocietyCarl C. DurranceMarie G. GarrettHowell W. MeltonErnest M. Page Jr.Richard M. SmithHoward E.WarnsClass of 1949Class Total: ......................$103,800No. in Class: ................................94Participation: ............................15%Founders SocietySamuel Y.Allgood Jr.Trusler SocietyJohn Arthur JonesCorise P.VarnEnrichment SocietyBart L. CohenSamuel Lee CrouchT.Allen CrouchPreston W. DeMillyHoward L. GarrettS.William GoldsteinJohn M. MareesJames K. RushAl L. SchneiderWilliam Reece Smith Jr.George B. Stallings Jr.Class of 1950Class Total: ......................$100,750No. in Class: ................................92Participation: ............................10%Founders SocietyWarren M. CasonEnrichment SocietyJames J.AltmanJohn R. BonnerJohn M. FarrellHoward HadleyWesley W. MayhallJohn M. SchebRupert J. SmithJohn H. SutherlandClass of 1951Class Total: ..................$57,642.64No. in Class: ................................92Participation: ............................16%Founders SocietyJames D. Camp Jr.Dean’s CouncilMandell GlicksbergTrusler SocietyGeorge A. DietzRobert T. MannEnrichment SocietyLewis AnsbacherJack S. CareyJames E. ClaytonWarren D. HamannWilliam T. Harrison Jr.Fred J. KrimHarry L. MichaelsGilbert A. SmithWinifred L.WentworthRobert H.WillisClarence M.WoodClass of 1952Class Total: ..........................$4,270No. in Class: ................................47Participation: ............................17%Dean’s CouncilWilliam O. E. HenryTrusler SocietyBenjamin F. OvertonDoyle RogersEnrichment SocietyRoy W. CaldwellMarie Cook-MatisEvans CraryWilliam J. Horner Jr.John T. Rogerson Jr.Class of 1953Class Total: ..........................$2,150No. in Class: ................................51Participation: ............................10%Dean’s CouncilAnthony S. BattagliaTrusler SocietyMelvyn B. FrumkesEnrichment SocietyCharles W.AbbottEdward M. BoothMurray W. Overstreet Jr.Class of 1954Class Total: ..........................$6,575No. in Class: ................................52Participation: ..............................8%Dean’s CouncilRobert L.TrohnTrusler SocietyCarl R. Pennington Jr.Enrichment SocietyStephen H. GrimesWilliam J. ReynoldsClass of 1955Class Total: ........................$38,700No. in Class: ................................34Participation: ............................21%Dean’s CouncilRobert J. BeckhamW. Dexter DouglassFrancis T. McCoyRichard E. NelsonEnrichment SocietyW. Ray FortnerJoseph GlassLewis H. Hill IIIClass of 1956Class Total: ..........................$2,875No. in Class: ................................40Participation: ............................15%Dean’s CouncilPeter T. FayTrusler SocietyReubin O.AskewEnrichment SocietyJerry B. CrockettMarion M. CromwellRollin D. Davis Jr.Robert P. GainesClass of 1957Class Total: ..........................$5,000No. in Class: ................................51Participation: ............................12%Trusler SocietyPaul W. Danahy Jr.James O. DriscollEnrichment SocietyJoseph GarciaLaurence I. GoodrichJohn M. McNatt Jr.Charles M. Sasser Jr.Class of 1958Class Total: ..........................$4,850No. in Class: ................................72Participation: ............................11%Dean’s CouncilJ. Charles GrayTrusler SocietyDavid HymanEnrichment SocietyWilliam C.AndrewsWilliam G. Davis Jr.Donald J. LunnyJohn W. MooersS. Jay PlagerT.Terrell SessumsClass of 1959Class Total: ..........................$2,725No. in Class: ................................65Participation: ............................12%Dean’s CouncilStephen W. SessumsTrusler SocietyMaxwell W.Wells Jr.Enrichment SocietyRobert J. BoylstonRichard B. BurkLealand L. LoveringRobert P. MillerJoseph Q.TarbuckRichard G.WeinbergClass of 1960Class Total: ..........................$2,650No. in Class: ................................72Participation: ..............................7%Dean’s CouncilStanley W. RosenkranzEnrichment SocietyThomas R. BrownEdward B. Davis Jr.Robert A. KimbroughChester L. SkipperClass of 1961Class Total: ........................$10,700No. in Class: ................................73Participation: ............................12%Founders SocietyFredric G. LevinDean’s CouncilArnold L. GreenfieldJon C. MoyleTrusler SocietyWilliam L. EaganEnrichment SocietyEdwin C. ClusterGeorge T. Dunlap IIIIrvin A. MeyersJohn H. Moore IIRaymond W. RoyceClass of 1962Class Total: ........................$22,925No. in Class: ..............................112Participation: ............................18%Founders SocietyW. George AllenDean’s CouncilC. DuBose AusleyErnest A. SellersGrace W.“Betty” TaylorTrusler SocietyRobert E. GunnJames L. RitcheyEnrichment SocietyJohn M.AbramsonByron B. BlockLeon H. BrushGeorge E. BunnellJames H. Gilbert Jr.Jane R. HarrisJames C. HooverRichard H. Hunt Jr.T. Gaines LaGroneHerbert A. Langston Jr.R. Layton Mank36 ANNUAL REPORT

2001-02Michael M. McFallDavid P. NewmanHoward F.VanDenburghClass of 1963Class Total: ..........................$6,870No. in Class: ................................97Participation: ............................12%Dean’s CouncilThomas A. DavisStanley B. LevinTrusler SocietyJohn C. BierleyEnrichment SocietyHarry L.AnsteadReed A. Bryan IIIChester E. Clem Jr.Larry C. FedroJohn F. HarrisMurray KanetskyWm. Bruce LoudenF. Perry OdomSylvia H.WalboltClass of 1964Class Total: ....................$7,608.33No. in Class: ..............................134Participation: ..............................8%Dean’s CouncilRobert R. Feagin IIIGeorge D. Gabel Jr.Michael L. JamiesonTrusler SocietyCharles T.WellsEnrichment SocietyP.Ause BrownEdward CarhartJohn W. Caven Jr.Charles R. FawsettJohn G. ImmerRobert M. JohnsonRoberta L. SelmanClass of 1965Class Total: ..................$17,283.46No. in Class: ..............................137Participation: ............................15%Dean’s CouncilCharles E. Commander IIIStumpy HarrisGerald D. SchackowSidney A. Stubbs Jr.Trusler SocietyNorman A. CollJ. Michael SwaineEnrichment SocietyR. Dewey BurnsedWallace H. HallBenjamin H. Hill IIISteve C. HorowitzRobert A. LazenbyR. Stephen Miles Jr.Michael J. MinervaLeroy H. MoeLeo P. Rock Jr.Jeremy P. RossThomas G. SchultzPhilip TatichM. Stephen TurnerDavid E.Ward Jr.Class of 1966Class Total: ..................$91,086.86No. in Class: ..............................177Participation: ............................12%Founders SocietyW. Kelly SmithDean’s CouncilCharles H. BaumbergerL. Kinder Cannon IIIEugene J. HowardGeorge R. MoraitisCharles P. Pillans IIIRichard M. RobinsonStephen F. RossmanTrusler SocietyAllan P. ClarkJames M. Nixon IIEnrichment SocietyBruce CulpepperElizabeth J. du FresneRichard T. Earle IIIBill A. FlemingCharles A. IntriagoRobert S. MillerRobert T. MountsStephen J. PowellIra PozenJohn F. Roscow IIIJon W. ZederClass of 1967Class Total: ........................$43,325No. in Class: ..............................227Participation: ............................13%Dean’s CouncilDonald L. BraddockJ. Nolan CarterJohn A. DeVault IIIThomas M. Ervin Jr.Bill HoppeE.C. Deeno KitchenHenry H. RaattamaCouncil Wooten Jr.Trusler SocietyGary C. SimonsEnrichment SocietyJ. Leon ColemanBarry R. DavidsonCrockett FarnellRoberta F. FoxAllan T. GeigerWilliam A. Hamilton IIIAllen I. HirschLouis KwallRoger A. LarsonStephen B. LewallenJ. Daniel PetersonWilliam F. Poole IVDavid L. RobbinsWilliam H. SeaverBarry S. SinoffSamuel C. UllmanRalph S.WheatlyE. John Wherry Jr.Edward B.WoodberyJames H.Woodroffe IIIClass of 1968Class Total: ..................$49,024.55No. in Class: ..............................192Participation: ............................17%Dean’s CouncilGeorge BarfordLes W. BurkePatrick E. GeraghtyJerry J. GoodmarkDouglas J. MilneTrusler SocietyHerbert L.Allen (Life Mem.)Justus W. ReidCharles F.Thompson IIRonnie H.WalkerWarren E.WilliamsEnrichment SocietyRichard C.AusnessFred R. Baisden Jr.Douglas D. Batchelor Jr.Stephen John BozarthMichael BrinkleyThomas C. CobbClinton H. Coulter Jr.Alan A. DickeyRichard L. Fletcher Jr.Ronald S. FrankelJonathan C. GordonAllan J. HallDonald J. HallNicholas E. KaratinosPhilip B. MalterRobert D. McIntoshFrank L. MurrayMichael A. OberstCharles T. SandsWilliam C. Sherrill Jr.Donald D. Slesnick IIMitchell H. SpingarnGeorge A. Sprinkel IVClass of 1969Class Total: ........................$35,260No. in Class: ..............................187Participation: ............................18%Dean’s CouncilJames A. HauserDan H. HoneywellRobert W. Mead Jr.F.Wallace Pope Jr.Mike SegalPeter W. ZinoberTrusler SocietyCharles H. EgertonPatricia H. EngmanHowell L. FergusonCary B. McCaghrenWilliam K. Zewadski (Life Mem.)Enrichment SocietyA. Graham AllenJames O. Birr Jr.John T. ChristiansenFrank H. Fee IIIJames C. FlemingJ. Stephen GardnerStephen O. HartThomas B. Hyman Jr.Craig C. JacobsenTimothy A. Johnson Jr.Henry E. Mallue Jr.Ronald W. MaxwellJohn E. MoxleyNoel H. NationRichard E. OuelletteJohn C. Patterson Jr.Richard L. PorterGeorge W. RoheJoel D. RosenblattDavid W. RyndersRoger D. SchwenkeDonald R.TescherRobert F.WilliamsClass of 1970Class Total: ........................$10,335No. in Class: ..............................212Participation: ............................11%Dean’s CouncilRonald A. CarpenterRonald Y. SchramMalcolm B.Wiseheart Jr.Trusler SocietyAlan R. ParlapianoEnrichment SocietyCharles E. BergmannHoward W. BrillJohn M. BrumbaughFrederick M. BryantE. Hugh Chappell Jr.William E. Dunwody IIICharles M. Gadd Jr.David F. HannanChristy F. HarrisJoseph C. Mellichamp IIIStephan P. MickleCharles L. PlankJohn C. RandolphBruce S. RussellJames A. SissersonRobert A. SternJohn C.Taylor Jr.Harry TempkinsWilliam A.Van Nortwick Jr.Class of 1971Class Total: ................$129,831.43No. in Class: ..............................227Participation: ............................18%Founders SocietyWilliam C. GentryDean’s CouncilRoger L. BlackburnHoward C. CokerPhillip R. FinchJ. Fraser HimesRobert F. Hudson Jr.John K.VreelandTrusler SocietyLeslie J. BarnettRobert S. BoltKarl B. Hanson Jr.F. Brook VoghtEnrichment SocietyRobert F.ApgarTimothy C. BlakeDarryl M. BloodworthJohn G. DelancettRobert V. DussAlan P. DyeRonald D. FairchildRobert J. FinckLouis F. Hubener IIIGeorge G. JacunskiCharles H. LivingstonGRADS ONGivingGwynne A.Young ’74Shareholder, Carlton Fields P.A.Tampa, FL“R. Jackson McGillThomas Edward MorrisJoel ReinsteinSteven E. RohanGerry B. RoseBruce G. ShaffnerMartin J. SperryJames W. StirlingKevin A. SuffernR. Bradley TaylorRobert J.Telfer Jr.Clinton A.TyrrellSteven J. UhlfelderDouglas A.WardEverett H.Wilcox Jr.J. Maxwell WilliamsRichard H.WillitsRonald E.YoungClass of 1972Class Total: ........................$52,840No. in Class: ..............................362Participation: ..............................9%Dean’s CouncilG.Thomas BallBruce H. BokorRichard T. GarfieldRichard C. GrantHal H. KantorJon L. MillsJames F. Page Jr.James G. Pressly Jr.John J. SchickelJeffrey W.WarrenTrusler SocietyWilliam H.AndrewsGene K. GlasserMarjorie Gadarian GrahamDonald S. KohlaJames S. Moody Jr.Clifford A. SchulmanEnrichment SocietyJames W.AlmandThomas G. ChristmannFrederick M. DahlmeierChristopher M. FearFrank B. Gummey IIIJulian E. HarrisonDavid L. KahnJames J. KincheloeIt is important to support the law school financiallybecause State funding and tuition are not enough toprovide the facilities and the faculty necessary toprovide the consistent quality of education we want andneed for UFLaw. To maintain quality we need to contribute.I think it is also important for us to be a Top 10”law school.We are, after all, the fourth largest state.ANNUAL REPORT 37

CONTRIBUTIONS ANALYSISDID YOU KNOW?FACTIn the last four decades,more presidents of theAmerican Bar Associationhave come from theUniversity of FloridaLevin College of Lawthan any other U.S. lawschool.BACKGROUNDFour UFLaw alumni haveserved since the Sixtiesas ABA presidents:Chesterfield Smith(’48), in 1964; W. ReeceSmith Jr. (’49), 1972;Talbot “Sandy”D’Alemberte (’62),1991-92; and Martha W.Barnett (’73), 2000-01.The ABA has more than400,000 members andamong other functions isthe accrediting agencyfor U.S. law schools.Craig H. KritzerElliott H. LucasG. Carson McEachernM.Wayne MyersRaymond J. PeacockJ. Michael RooneyHarold SilverRobert L.TaylorDale W.VashW. Eric VenableClass of 1973Class Total: ........$41,716.43No. in Class: ....................394Participation: ..................12%Founders SocietyGerald A. RosenthalDean’s CouncilMartha W. BarnettPeter C. K. EnwallGeorge E. Schulz Jr.Mal SteinbergWilliam H. StolbergTrusler SocietyCarle A. Felton Jr.W. Christian HoyerAlan C. JensenAlan H. KonigsburgEnrichment SocietyJoseph W. BeasleyDean B. BunchScott R. ChristiansenIrwin A. ConnellyPaul M. CummingsLawrence J. DavisSusan F. DelegalCharles W. DormanF. Joseph DuBrayGeorge S. DunnPatricia Combs FawsettLuanne E. FergusonThomas G. FordRobert D. GattonRalph F. GrayLouis B. Guttmann IIIDonald S. Hart Jr.Zelda J. HawkThomas V. Infantino IIGerald L. KnightAndrew J. MarkusBrynn G. NewtonAlan H. PratherJ. Paul RaymondLawrence C. RolfeRichard D. SabaDiane C.T. SchettiniDavid J. SchottenfeldFrederick D. SmithW. Russell SnyderFrank J.Tassone Jr.Randall N.ThorntonKenneth A.TreadwellJoseph H.WilliamsDale S.WilsonArt G.WrobleLeighton D.Yates Jr.Class of 1974Class Total: ........$82,285.07No. in Class: ....................297Participation: ..................16%Founders SocietyFrederick W. LeonhardtDean’s CouncilTimothy G.AndersonAndrew J. FawbushStephen B. GillmanK. Lawrence GraggRobert E. Glennon Jr.Edward F. KorenLeslie J. LottRobert G. MerkelMichael T. MooreLouis K. RosenbloumGwynne A.YoungTrusler SocietyJoseph P. Carolan IIIRichard P. ColeM. Lanning FoxThomas J. KorgeRobert M. KramerEnrichment SocietyEverett P.AndersonJames V. BarriosZelma L. BergerNeal L. BetancourtPaul D. BreitnerWilliam A. Cooper Jr.Robert S. CrossClay S. Davis Jr.John D. DumbaughThomas J. EllwangerJames L. FlyPeter J. FryefieldRobert C. GibbonsGarry M. GlickmanAlbert J. HadeedNancy H. HenryJ. Bruce HoffmannNorman L. HullFrederick W. JonesDavid T. KnightJudith M. KorchinJ.Thomas McGrady IIIRobert L. Mellen IIIThomas A. MunkittrickHarley E. Riedel IIEliot J. SaferJames E. L. SeayJeffrey C. SweetDennis R.TurnerKenneth R.WashburnJohn A.WeissBruce I.YegelwelClass of 1975Class Total: ........................$47,785No. in Class: ..............................366Participation: ............................14%Founders SocietyKitty PhillipsDean’s CouncilBernard A. Barton Jr.John W. CampbellRonald A. DavidJ. Joaquin FraxedasMaureen G. GraggJeffrey A. HirschBruce R. KasterJohn A. Shipley IIIBarry L. SilberSamuel G.WellsTrusler SocietyRobert M. HarrisB. Douglas Hind-Marsh(Life Member)Rod SmithEnrichment SocietyBarry A.AbbottRichard P. CandeloraEdward C. Castagna Jr.James R. Chandler IIIJeffrey J. CohenKenneth S. DavisJacob FishmanDeHaven W. FlemingKent FultonAlan M. Gerlach Jr.Amy B. GreenfieldEdmund T. Henry IIIJames M. HessJohn H. JonesPaul M. KorchinRonald A. LabaskyRoger C. LambertJohn E. Lawlor IIIJack A. LevineRobert C. MalandAnthony P. Mario Jr.Patrick F. MaroneyWilliam H. McBride Jr.Howell W. Melton Jr.A. Guy Neff Jr.Philip E. PerreyJerrold K. PhillipsAustin F. ReedGeorge H. RussWilliam E. ShannonJoy B. ShearerPatrick W. SkeltonM. Stephen Smith IIITito S. SmithJames B.TilghmanJohn M.Welch Jr.Terry A. WexGerald A.WilliamsClass of 1976Class Total: ..................$25,569.83No. in Class: ..............................389Participation: ............................12%Dean’s CouncilEllen B. BelletWilliam A. BoylesW. Michael CliffordRoy B. Dalton Jr.Janet R. StudleyHans G.Tanzler IIIGregg D.ThomasTrusler SocietyR.Vinson BarrettThomas J. FarkashWilliam H. FergusonJack J. FineKevin A. MaloneBecky A. PowhatanEnrichment SocietySamuel G. CrosbyGerald B. CuringtonSusan W. FoxDaniel B. HarrellCharles L. Hoffman Jr.Frederick S. Jaeger Jr.Joseph W. KniskernHenry W. LavanderaMark F. LewisDouglas P. McClurgG. Blair McCuneCarl S. McGinnesCraig C. MitchellFrederick J. MurrellJames L. MyersCarolyn O. NofalJoseph C. ParkerRichard L. PolinGlenna Joyce ReevesCharles A. Reinhardt Jr.George J. Roark IIIJudith L. RosenthalPaul E. RosenthalPaul A. RowellThomas M. SherouseEllis P. SmithAndrew B.ThomasMarjorie B.ThomasAmanda M.TraweekDavid R.TyrrellJohn R.WallaceB.Thomas Whitefield IIIScott E.WiltClass of 1977Class Total: ..................$13,499.61No. in Class: ..............................325Participation: ............................13%Dean’s CouncilLauren Y. DetzelJohn J. ScrogginTrusler SocietyW. Glenn DempseyNola S. DyalVirginia A. LiptonMary P.TwitchellEnrichment SocietyJoan E. BeerLynne C. CapehartDebra Leigh ClineMary M. CochranDavid L. CookKathleen A. CooperCatherine C. CosbyRobert E. CosbyWilliam L. CourshonCelia E. DeifikJames M. Donohoe Jr.David H. EvaulSally H. FooteDon H. GoodeFreddie L. GoodeWilliam A. GreenbergIvy C. HarrisWarren L. HarrisKenneth J. HirshMark P. LangRoy H. LasrisWilliam A. Lee IIITimothy K. MarianiCharles S. ModellMary N. MorganJesse W. RigbyCatherine A. RileyJanice L. RussellThomas B. SmithAberdeen R. SpeightsBarbara J. StarosVictor M. SuarezRichard Tombrink Jr.Stephen W. Urse IIHoward L. ZollerClass of 1978Class Total: ..................$17,268.93No. in Class: ..............................378Participation: ............................13%Dean’s CouncilLinda C. McGurnDaniel F. MolonyGary S. RabinNed M. ShandloffTrusler SocietyRobert E. GordonMynra A. HansonEnrichment SocietyWallace B.Anderson Jr.38 ANNUAL REPORT

2001-02Debra H. BernesE. Sue BernieJay P. CohenJoseph M. DavisBeverly Hunt DiehrA. J. DonelsonCharles F. EdwardsLuis FernandezRichard D. FultzMelinda P. GamotCheryl L. GordonJay A. HalpernFrank Bradley HassellJerome W. HoffmanPatricia P. H. JonesRandy M. KammerWilliam M. KentSheri L. KerneyThomas F. Kerney IIIMark S. KesslerColleen M. KettlesRichard T. LeavengoodSteven C. LeeChauncey W. Lever Jr.David E. MathiasRobert J. MerlinFrank E. MillerJ. Jefferson OverbyPatricia A. PetruffColleen A. PrestonC. Stephen RosanderRobert M. RubensteinJohn W. SalmonAlbert A. Sanchez Jr.Robert A. SandowValerie D. SchaubJeffrey D. SegalW. Crit SmithMichael H. StreaterAngela D.VickersWaddell A.Wallace IIIJerry WilsonRichard M. ZabakClass of 1979Class Total: ..................$16,130.79No. in Class: ..............................329Participation: ............................11%Dean’s CouncilAlfred J. MalefattoBrian M. O’ConnellMoria RozensonLawrence E. Sellers Jr.Trusler SocietyPeter T. KirkwoodDavid S. PresslyEnrichment SocietyJames P. BeadleChristopher D. BernardChristine K. BilodeauDeborah W. BunnellFaye A. BurnerDavid A. CairnsV. Robert Denham Jr.Ladd H. FassettJoseph E. FosterFred D. Franklin Jr.John L. HolcombGlenn R. HoskenMark A. KamilarMichael J. KornJacqueline S. MillerJames B. Murphy Jr.Steven A. PepperAllen L. RegisterRichard J. SarafanDavid C. SasserA. Russell SmithScott A. SpechtRichard E. StadlerKaren StegerSam T. StegerRichard L. StocktonRobert A. SweetappleRobert W.WattwoodJennifer A.WestGail I.WinsonClass of 1980Class Total: ..................$11,440.73No. in Class: ..............................362Participation: ..............................9%Founders SocietyEvan J.YegelwelDean’s CouncilRob WebbTrusler SocietyJudith S. BeaubouefCharles M. RandRandolph J. RushEnrichment SocietyAlejandro AlvarezDeb S. BlechmanRichard K. Bowers Jr.Penny H. BrillDarrell F. CarpenterKerry I. EvanderPeter J. GenzRobert B. GreenSteven H. HagenMichael S. HawleyMadelon J. HorwichLeonard H. JohnsonSharon Strayer LearchRoss T. LessackRobin Paul MalloyChad M. McClenathenEric D. OlsonNeil M. O’TooleMark S. PetersDean R. PlattnerPaul S. RothsteinJeffrey A. RynorCharles K. Stuart Jr.Janet M. StuartFrancisco F.TabernillaKathleen WatsonCharles D.WingateClass of 1981Class Total: ..................$24,766.69No. in Class: ..............................385Participation: ............................13%Dean’s CouncilJeffrey D. FeldmanKenneth R. JohnsonKimberly L. JohnsonMichael D. MintonTrusler SocietyDavid W. DyerCherie H. FinePatricia A.WillingEnrichment SocietyMary C.ArpeMark S. BlechmanRaymond O. BodifordPatricia L. Burquest-FultzCharles J. CacciabeveRandall C. ClementJill L. DamePeter L. DameDeborah A. DamervilleRicky R. DamervilleAlan Howard DanielsLisa H. EnfieldElizabeth K. EvanderBeth HarlanPhares M. HeindlDonna S. HurtakSteven D. HuttonNancy H. JacksonBruce D. JohnsonWilliam S. JoseyMarvin A. KirsnerGary B. LeuchtmanCheryl K. LindgrenRobert R. LindgrenMartha A. LottBarbara B. McGriffJames E. MoyeKathleen M. O’ConnorNeal G. PattonHoward M. RosenblattDennis R. SchuttScott A. SilverWayne E. SpragueGary L. SummersWendy VomackaMarc L.WarrenRichard Bruce WarrenRonald W.WellsJ. Mason Williams IIIThomas R.WilliamsCarl J. ZahnerSharon A.V. ZahnerClass of 1982Class Total: ..................$32,174.81No. in Class: ..............................401Participation: ..............................9%Founders SocietyJohn B. MorganDean’s CouncilNathan S. CollierLarry HeinkelOscar A. SanchezTrusler SocietyMarybeth McDonaldEnrichment SocietyJohn C. BalesSusan T. BalsleyWalter G. BenjaminKaren M. BuesingDavid H. BurnsHarry C. CibakCarlos F. ConcepcionAlys N. DanielsTerence J. Delahunty Jr.Nancy J. FaggianelliJulia L. FreyRichard R. GarlandMichael J. GelfandLinda R. GetzenKaren M. GilliamSherry M. HieberRobert F. HooglandJoseph S. JacksonRichard A. JacobsonBrian T. KellyDora KernerJames R. LussierKenneth M. MalnikBruce MayWilliam L. Mims Jr.Paul J. MokrisMichael A. PiscitelliGary Lee PrintyNeil A. RoddenberyBrian P. RushRobert A. SoloveTracye K. SoloveR. Dennis TweedClass of 1983Class Total: ..................$27,365.07No. in Class: ..............................339Participation: ............................13%Dean’s CouncilThomas J.AliJames A. GaleEdward E. SawyerBarbara P.VakaGeorge A.VakaTrusler SocietyRobert BlanchardCharles L. CranfordEnrichment SocietyRandal M.AlligoodLeroy C. Bryant IIIJohn K. CareyAda CarmonaLavinia D. DierkingMaggie B. EvansJoe E. FingerGregory A. FoxPatrick G. GilliganLee T. GriffinLinda S. GriffinGuy S. HaggardJohn E. HaleWilliam F. HamiltonDyanne Feinberg HenkelElizabeth M. HernandezEugenio HernandezRichard H. HiersSteven HurwitzEdmond D. JohnsonLourdes F. La PazSteven J. LevinRussell D. LevittJoan H. LowensteinLaura A. McCallDonna L. McIntoshRobert K. McIntoshMichael D. MillerCurtis J. NealBrian N. OnekPatrick A. RiceBrett A. RivkindMark B. SchellerupGivingGRADS ONSidney S. Simmons IIGlenn J.WaldmanDyla L.WarrenJames R.WileyWilliam A.WinterClass of 1984Class Total: ........................$10,970No. in Class: ..............................326Participation: ............................10%Dean’s CouncilBill BoneHank B. CampbellTrusler SocietyCarol C.ToddEnrichment SocietyJack J.AielloRandall E. BaadGwendolyn A. BaumannAllen L. CannonScott W. CichonAlan B. CohnStephen M. DurdenKenneth G. Ferguson IIIRobin K. FrougLeonard L. GardnerTeresa G. GardnerMarlene HammockChristopher C. HazelipNancy C. JacobsonJames R. KramerCheryl J. ListerGloria M. LockridgeMark K. LoganLawrence J. MarraffinoJudith M. NaganTracy A. NicholsMichael L. O’NeillSteven L. OwenRichard PaladinoJay E. RothleinJames H. Shimberg Jr.Brian D. StokesWilliam R. SwindleMark G. UsdinDavid R.VetterClass of 1985Class Total: ................$159,330.36No. in Class: ..............................365Participation: ............................10%Kenneth R. Johnson ’81Managing Partner, GoodletteColeman & Johnson, P.A.Naples, FLWife, Kimberly Leach Johnson, also ’81 UFLaw grad“I think it is very important that alumni support thelaw school. Contributions to the Annual Fund are usedto supplement State funding and enhance studentprograms.Without continual support by our loyal alumni,UFLaw extra-curricular activities would not be as variednor as competitive as those offered by other law schools.It is important that we strive to become a Top 10 publiclaw school not just for the obvious stature it brings, butfor the benefits of the citizens of Florida.”ANNUAL REPORT 39

CONTRIBUTIONS ANALYSISFounders SocietyMark A. NoussAnonymousDean’s CouncilWilliam J. Schifino Jr.Enrichment SocietyAnderson L. Baldy IIIElizabeth L. BevingtonWalter L. BrewerPaul H. CrockettRaul A. CuervoCarol N. DittmarCharles H. Dittmar Jr.Brenna M. DurdenSteven EllisonGregg H. FiermanH. Douglas GarfieldLeslie Y. GarfieldAlan M. GrossTimothy D. HainesJ.Wiley HicksMark W. KlingensmithRobert E. LewisDennis E. ManelliGregory A. McLaughlinMarilyn Ann H. MooreMichael E. NeukammFrederick T. ReevesRobert C. SanchezHarry R. SchaferJodi L. SiegelMichael W. SmithAli SteinbachCatherine G. SwainPerry TanksleyMichelle R.VasilindaJill A. ZeanahSalome J. ZikakisClass of 1986Class Total: ....................$8,733.38No. in Class: ..............................395Participation: ..............................9%Trusler SocietyPhillip S. DingleLawrence KeefeRahul Patel ’97Associate, King & SpaldingAtlanta, GAPatel’s brother, Nikul, also attended UF as anundergraduate and earned his MBA in 2001.“GRADS ONGivingEnrichment SocietyRobert G.AboodJanet P.AilstockAlan M.ApplegateFrank A.AshtonFrank M. BedellEmmett K. Bittick Jr.Lesley G. BlacknerAlden E. BurlingtonMark CitrinMaureen M. DaughtonBelinda E.W. EngelmannJames R. FranklinPaul R. GameLucy W. HooverScott E. HuntJohn A. Kirst Jr.Criston E. KlotzSusan K. LabaskyBarbara H. LuikartJames L. OlivierWilliam A. ParadyFrank A. Pavese Jr.Barry W. RigbyJuan J. RodriguezSteven R. SchooleyThomas F. SlaterCourtney B.WilsonWynnora S.WilsonWendy E.WittenDennis R.WoodMarina G.WoodMarc S.WoolfClass of 1987Class Total: ........................$10,755No. in Class: ..............................379Participation: ............................11%Trusler SocietyEric L. LeachLinda Julin McNamaraPatrick J. McNamaraJon C. Moyle Jr.Enrichment SocietyAlan B.AlmandAnne M. BaldyLorraine BellJane D. CallahanThe success of the College of Law depends on contributionsreceived from its alumni, and all of us should feel aresponsibility to make the law school as good as it can be— which in turn further increases the value of our lawdegrees. My UF education prepared me to practice law withand against any lawyer from any school in the country. It isimportant for the College to set realistic goals, and to continueto improve, and focusing on becoming one of the Top10 public law schools in the United States is an objective we”can foresee being achieved in the near future.Robert CasassaJames E. CollinsMayanne DownsErick M. DrlickaKurt H. DunkleHarolyn H. DuttThomas M. FindleyDiana GoldmanJohn F. HalulaIris G. HernandezJeffrey D. KottkampJan D. LangerJeff LloydAmy R. MashburnMaureen M. MathesonHelen W. McAfeeRussell W. MerrimanPamela J. MillsGary M. PappasAva L. ParkerKathleen M. PaustianPaul S. Quinn Jr.James M. RileyMark E. RobinsonMitchel W. RothSusanne M. RoxburyChristopher J. RyanKayla B. RynorDavid L. SchickSharon T. SperlingNida R.TrigoboffLinda L.WinchenbachRichard S.WrightClass of 1988Class Total: ..................$12,001.54No. in Class: ..............................368Participation: ............................10%Dean’s CouncilBeth B. MillsDarrell W. PayneTrusler SocietyKevin G. ColemanMartin H. LevinAlton L. LightseyEnrichment SocietyGlenn A.AdamsAnne Moorman BellDouglas A. BooherJacqueline BozzutoTimothy F. CampbellKraig A. ConnR. Scott CostantinoDeborah S. DavisRobin K. DavisJonathan W. DingusMichael P. DonaldsonPeter V. FullertonJack W. GecklerJeffrey A. GrebeRosemarie V. GrebeNancy P. HalulaPaul J. HealyJames W. KeeterFrederick L. Kretschmer Jr.Edward J. KuchinskiCarol L. MardenCathryn A. MitchellJames S. PearthreeRichard L. PurtzScott E. RayCynthia C. RodriguezDouglas A. SmithMitchell A. StoneGerard F.Wehle Jr.Nina M. ZolloClass of 1989Class Total: ..................$33,785.12No. in Class: ..............................357Participation: ..............................6%Dean’s CouncilCorinne C. HodakTrusler SocietyMark A.AveraPatrick S. CousinsJohn T. Rogerson IIIEnrichment SocietyCathleen G. BellFrances A. BorlandBrett M. BresslerW. Bard BrockmanJulianna K. BurkeMichael L. FergusonAndrew D. FisherAnthony D. George Jr.John F. Germany Jr.Katherine M. KoopsNicolas J. MunizMark A. SessumsRobert A. ShimbergStephen G. StantonRichard I. SternLee P.TeichnerJohn S.TiffinCharles D.TobinDaniel B.YeagerClass of 1990Class Total: ..........................$6,390No. in Class: ..............................383Participation: ..............................9%Dean’s CouncilJonathan B.TrohnJack A.WeissEnrichment SocietyMadeliene C.AblingSusan T. BakerGregory S. BandSteven M. BermanMrs. S. Campbell BradfordDerrick E. CoxJennifer E. DaleyCindy J. DavisLaura A. EidsonTodd W. FennellKaren G. GetelmanRobert B. Gough IIITeresa Adamson HerrmannStephanie M. HigginsJeffrey D. HoganJanice L. Innis-ThompsonSuzanne M. JudasMitchel B. KrauseChristopher L. KurznerCarri S. LeiningerDavid E. MallenW.Wesley MarstonEdward McCarthy IIIEdward M. Mullins Jr.Ailish C. O’ConnorKenneth C. PopeWilliam H. RognerBradley M. SaxtonDarrin R. SchuttTate TaylorRobert W.Thielhelm Jr.Class of 1991Class Total: ....................$4,250.88No. in Class: ..............................379Participation: ..............................9%Enrichment SocietyTania Z.AlaviMichelle AnchorsSteven L. BeileyChristopher W. BoyettThomas P. BriggmannNelson T. CastellanoTerri R. DayThomas G. DePeterJohn R. DierkingTheodore J. HamiltonElaine B. HansonPatricia L. HartleyRaymond A. JacksonJulio C. JaramilloBradford D. KimbroCharles A. KrawczykJoan MillettJon A. MorrisRima Y. MullinsDale L. ParkerRobert J. PileWilliam E. Price IIGlenn M. RissmanKatrina D. RolleKelly B. RoseRobin L. RosenbergEdwin A. Scales IIIDavid K.TobiassenYvette M.TrellesJohn V.TuckerMegan WallWendy H.WerbEdmund S.Whitson IIIRegina L.WilsonClass of 1992Class Total: ..........................$5,485No. in Class: ..............................368Participation: ..............................8%Trusler SocietyDeidra C. SmithEnrichment SocietyNelson C. BellidoAlexandra Bongard-StremlerR. Dean Cannon Jr.Stacey L. ColeLisa M. ConnellBrett D. DiversDenise R. FerreroS. Katherine FrazierBonnie G. HannanJane A. HoukMarilyn R. IsraelConrad S. JuergensmeyerEric S. KolarJuliette M. KovesKenneth La RoeJames F. LowyJohn B.T. Murray Jr.Scott MurrayRobert J. Perry Jr.Barbara A. PuestowJohn W. Randolph Jr.Christienne H. SherouseStephen S. StallingsKenneth C. Steel IIIGregg A. SteinbergLynn H. SumlinDiane A.TomlinsonCheryl L.VirtaMark E.Walker40 ANNUAL REPORT

CONTRIBUTIONS ANALYSISLLMT Alumni 2001-02Graduate Tax Program alumni who made a giftduring the 2001-02 fiscal year.Class of 1975Class Total:............................................$13,175No. in Class:....................................................39Participation:................................................36%Dean’s CouncilRobert E. Glennon Jr.K. Lawrence GraggH.Wynne JamesTrusler SocietyLee J. Dixon IICharles B. ReberEnrichment SocietyDennis A. CalfeeThomas G. ChristmannHarry S. Colburn Jr.Lawrence D. FelderDavid M. HudsonStephen B. LewallenWilliam V. LinneEric N. QuistDennis R.TurnerClass of 1976Class Total: ........................................$8,300.86No. in Class: .................................................. 42Participation:................................................31%Dean’s CouncilBernard A. Barton Jr.James B. O’NealTrusler SocietyThomas J. KorgeEnrichment SocietyCarl A. DengelJacob FishmanJohn H. JonesMarvin F. KittrellJack A. LevineR. Neal MannersCharlton MillsRobert A. PierceRonald L. RowlandRalph E.Tallant Jr.Class of 1977Class Total: .................................... $26,702.59No. in Class: .................................................. 40Participation:................................................28%Dean’s CouncilPhilip B. Barr Jr.Ellen B. BelletHans G.Tanzler IIIEnrichment SocietyPatrick M.AndreottiJohn J. Collins Jr.Nathaniel L. DolinerBruce J. DrooksHarry M. EisenbergJames L. MyersCharles P. QuartermanJames A.WatsonClass of 1978Class Total: ............................................ $5,985No. in Class: .................................................. 69Participation:................................................19%Dean’s CouncilWilliam A. BoylesTrusler SocietyPaul D. FitzpatrickEverett R. MorelandEnrichment SocietyKathleen A. CooperDavid H. EvaulDon H. GoodeBradley C. GrossenburgFrank J. Hammond IIIMark T. HigginsJames D. PobjeckyRonald L. SiegelB. Cary Tolley IIIHoward L. ZollerClass of 1979Class Total: ............................................ $3,000No. in Class: .................................................. 47Participation:................................................13%Dean’s CouncilJohn J. ScrogginEnrichment SocietyCheryl L. GordonJonathan C. GordonSteven C. LeeWilliam J. Lindsay Jr.Robert F. O’ConnellClass of 1980Class Total: ............................................ $6,750No. in Class: .................................................. 49Participation:................................................22%Dean’s CouncilBrian M. O’ConnellTrusler SocietyPeter T. KirkwoodEnrichment SocietyAlfred M. FalkDavid H. KesslerGerald R. KleedehnGary E. LakritzWilliam P. LyshakPatrick M. McCannCharles I. NashMark O. SciosciaRonald A.WorleyClass of 1981Class Total: ............................................ $3,075No. in Class: .................................................. 67Participation:................................................21%Trusler SocietyRandolph J. RushEnrichment SocietyDavid E. BowersMichael S. HawleyPhillip W. HeggPaul A. LundbergJoseph W. Mathews Jr.Melinda M. MathewsPatrick J. McGowanBrian J. PappasDaniel C. ReFrederick M. RobinsonGerald F. StackE.Allan TillerAnton H. ZidansekClass of 1982Class Total: ............................................ $3,320No. in Class: .................................................. 63Participation:................................................19%Dean’s CouncilMichael D. MintonTrusler SocietyPatricia A.WillingEnrichment SocietyPatricia L. Burquest-FultzSteven R. ColeMelvin L. Drake Jr.Stephen B. HatcherMarvin A. KirsnerGary B. LeuchtmanSharon L. MillerRoger J. RovellAlan L. RubensJohn B.Wright Jr.Class of 1983Class Total: ............................................ $5,375No. in Class: .................................................. 60Participation:................................................23%Dean’s CouncilLarry HeinkelEnrichment SocietyMichael A.AbbottWayne P. BryanKent B. CronquistAlan Howard DanielsW. Lawrence FletcherAlbert N. GrahamMichael A. LeveyRobert L. MillerLeonard T. ProvenzaleVicki L. ReevesJames P. StevensGregory F.WilderJames B.WileyClass of 1984Class Total: ............................................ $4,475No. in Class: .................................................. 75Participation:................................................16%Dean’s CouncilEdward E. SawyerEnrichment SocietySteven A. BagenLisa C. BerryJohn A. BobangoLloyd V. CrawfordJohn M. FarrisLinda S. GriffinJonathan L. HayRick H. McClureMichael D. MillerR. Dennis TweedSharon A.V. ZahnerClass of 1985Class Total: ............................................ $2,500No. in Class: .................................................. 74Participation:................................................14%Dean’s CouncilW. Michael CliffordEnrichment SocietyW. Paul BaumgartSamuel R. BaxterAlan B. CohnRobin K. FrougJohn P. IurlanoStephen R. LooneyRichard PaladinoWilliam R. SwindleGuy E.WhitesmanClass of 1986Class Total: ................................................ $800No. in Class: .................................................. 49Participation:..................................................6%Enrichment SocietyGregory A. McLaughlinJ. Carter PerkinsDavid P.WebbClass of 1987Class Total: ................................................ $555No. in Class: .................................................. 63Participation:................................................14%Enrichment SocietyDavid L. FishShawn M. FlanaganScott E. HuntRichard A. JohnsonLisa S. OdomEdward B. RatcliffeMrs.Antonie W.WalshMarc S.WoolfWilma L. ZippelClass of 1988Class Total: ............................................ $1,600No. in Class: .................................................. 43Participation:................................................19%Enrichment SocietyLorraine BellJane D. CallahanBruce D. JohnsonClifford M. KingStephen A. Lamb42 ANNUAL REPORT

2001-02Eric A. LustigJohn A. MoranDirk Andrew WilliamsClass of 1989Class Total: ............................................ $1,130No. in Class: .................................................. 63Participation:................................................11%Enrichment SocietyAllen BuckleyCharles L. Cooper Jr.James W. ForsythVitauts M. GulbisKaren S. KeatonJohn E. Lawlor IIIMichael R. NelsonClass of 1990Class Total: ............................................ $3,750No. in Class: .................................................. 54Participation:..................................................7%Dean’s CouncilA. Brian PhillipsEnrichment SocietyGlenn A.AdamsDon E. GoebelJonathan H. NasonClass of 1991Class Total: ............................................ $1,300No. in Class: .................................................. 63Participation:..................................................8%Enrichment SocietyWayne A. HamiltonTodd A. HaussKristin A. HessMichael G. LittleDouglas Lee SalzerClass of 1992Class Total: ............................................ $2,500No. in Class: .................................................. 61Participation:................................................13%Dean’s CouncilJack A.WeissEnrichment SocietyTodd W. FennellW.Wesley MarstonWilliam G. Newsome IIIAilish C. O’ConnorRobert J.WellsThomas O.WellsGrady H.Williams Jr.Class of 1993Class Total: ............................................ $1,300No. in Class: .................................................. 57Participation:................................................19%Enrichment SocietyDwayne W. BarrettDebra L. BojeR.Walton Davis IIISusan B. HeckerJane A. HoukJohn F. JewellLester B. LawJames F. McCrackinMrs.Tance E. RobertsDouglas A. SmithWilliam P. ZoxClass of 1994Class Total: ............................................ $2,200No. in Class: .................................................. 67Participation:................................................15%Dean’s CouncilAaron A. FarmerEnrichment SocietySteven J.ArsenaultSamuel A. DonaldsonDavid E. DreyerGary W. HustonDonna L. LonghouseJeffrey A. MaineArnold P. MayNeal Eugene MillerDavid A. Roby Jr.Class of 1995Class Total: ............................................$510No. in Class:.............................................. 71Participation: ..........................................10%Enrichment SocietyJock O.AndersonEvan R. BatoffGregory A. ByronBruce R. JacobPeter D. LoguidiceW.Alan PesnellFrank M.Talbot IIClass of 1996Class Total: ............................................ $1,420No. in Class: .................................................. 75Participation:................................................11%Enrichment SocietyDavid W. ClarkLisa Z. HauserCharles E. Hodges IIJanice H. JohnsonLamont C. LooMatthew R. O’KaneRalph G. PepeLola S. RicheyClass of 1997Class Total: ................................................ $590No. in Class: .................................................. 55Participation:................................................15%Enrichment SocietyBeckett G. CantleyCharles C. Connors Jr.David C. HoltzDavid KamerEvent Sponsorships Big AssistGray Harris & Robinson, P.A., based in Orlando, is one of manyfirms that assists the College of Law with event sponsorship. Thefirm is in its third year of involvement with the student-organized CareerDevelopment Conference, attended by up to 200 students who learn moreabout specific areas of practice and network with attorneys, firms andagencies. Dean Jon Mills (left), student conference coordinator ChrisGarrett and Gray Harris members Judy Rydzik, Timothy Cerio ‘95and Huck Harris were among those attending one of the events.Brian R. KennedyKeith M. OliviaPeter A. SchoemannEllen N. SuedaClass of 1998Class Total: ............................................ $3,005No. in Class: .................................................. 69Participation:................................................19%Dean’s CouncilRussell T. SandersEnrichment SocietyMatthew J.AhearnRobert J. BarnaDaniel K. CapesR. Scott CollinsCristin A. ConleyMilton J. FigueroaR. Jared HoltStewart L. KasnerMyron D. MendelowitzMark R. MohlerLester E. Riordan IIIDan C.YoungClass of 1999Class Total: ............................................ $1,500No. in Class: .................................................. 46Participation:................................................17%Enrichment SocietyJohn K. EasonBarbara J. HoutGregory P. RoneyMatthew C. SperryJeffrey A. UtayE. John Wagner IIEddie Williams IIIAndrew J. ZalewskiClass of 2000Class Total: ................................................ $645No. in Class: .................................................. 64Participation:..................................................8%Enrichment SocietyBradley T. BordenJames F. LoeblTimothy F. McHughLani StarkeyRobert B.White IIIClass of 2001Class Total: ................................................ $550No. in Class: .................................................. 64Participation:................................................11%Enrichment SocietyAlton D. BainEdward L. CarlisleEric B. Cromwell IIRobert L. LancasterRiley W. RobyStephanie A. SpanhelSara A.TolliverANNUAL REPORT 43

HERITAGE OFLEADERSHIPTo permanently honor outstanding and notable alumni of the University ofFlorida Levin College of Law and their contributions to the state and theUniversity, the Law Center Association Board of Trustees has established the“Heritage of Leadership” recognition society. Induction of the first12 members will take place April 11-12 duringReunion Weekend. Thanks to generosity ofE. C. Deeno Kitchen '67 of Tallahassee,initial funding to create a permanent place ofRECOGNITION SOCIETYrecognition has been obtained.■ ■ ■ ■ ■ IMPORTANT DATES ■ ■ ■ ■ ■MARCH 20-21MARCH 26-28“Children, Culture and Violence”UF Center on Children and the LawGainesville Sheratonwww.law.ufl.edu/centers/childlaw/conferences“Rhyme, Rhetoric and Race”Center for Study of Race & Race RelationsCollege of Law & Reitz Unionwww.law.ufl.edu/centers/csrrr/eventsEditorStan HugueninDirector of CommunicationsEditorial AssistanceJennifer PiascikCoordinator of InformationCebee RichardsonProgram AssistantDeanJon L. Mills ‘72• Director, Center forGovernmentalResponsibility• Professor of LawAssociate DeansFACULTY DEVELOPMENT:William H. Page,Professor of LawUF LAW CENTER ASSOCIATION INC.ANNUAL REPORT 2001-02A publication of the law school Communications OfficeContributing WritersAmy Quillen, AmandaGroover,Jaime Barwig,Eric HastiePhotographyKristen BartlettCoordination:Jennifer PiascikDesignJ & S Design Studio,GainesvillePrintingProgressive Printing,JacksonvilleCOLLEGE OF LAW ADMINISTRATIONACADEMIC AFFAIRS:Michael K. Friel• Director, Graduate TaxProgram• Professor of LawSTUDENTS, PROFESSIONALISM,COMMUNITY RELATIONS:Gail E. SasnettComplete list of all faculty, staff:www.law.ufl.edu/facultyDevelopment &Alumni AffairsDonald HaleSenior DirectorDenise StobbieAssociate DirectorKelley WoodAssociate DirectorKerrie MitchellAssistant DirectorCollege of Law: http://www.law.ufl.edu/ • Alumni Affairs: http://www.law.ufl.edu/alumni/MARCH 27-30MARCH 28APRIL 11-12APRIL 13-14MAY 8JUNE 26JULY 1NOVEMBER 8“Honoring the Past, Shaping the Future”BLSA Alumni Reunion Weekend14th Annual Virgil Hawkins’ Award Galahttp://grove.ufl.edu/~blsaDunwody Distinguished Lecture in LawFlorida Law ReviewLaw School AuditoriumReview4@law.ufl.eduCelebrating a “Heritage of Leadership”Reunion Weekend – Alumni & FriendsAppreciation■ Biannual Meetings: LCA Board of Trustees,Alumni Council■ Spring Reunions: 5th, 10th, 25th Class Years■ Orange & Blue Football Saturday“Legal & Policy Issues in the Americas”Center for Governmental ResponsibilityUF Doubletree Hotel & Conference Centercoates@law.ufl.eduDaytona Beach Law Alumni Reception5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.222 Seabreeze BoulevardHosted by Rice Rose & SnellFlorida Bar Annual MeetingUFLaw Alumni ReceptionWorld Center Marriott OrlandoWelcome New DeanRobert H. Jerry II, former Dean of Kansas Schoolof Law and currently Floyd R. Gibson EndowedProfessor at University of Missouri School of Law,becomes 13th dean of UF College of Law.UF HomecomingUF LAW CENTER ASSOCIATION INC.Executive CommitteeMarybeth McDonald ’82ChairmanMichael J. McNerney ’73Chair-ElectDennis A. Calfee ’75TreasurerE. L. Roy HuntSecretaryActive MembersCharles Wayne Alford ’61Charles Abbott ’53W. George Allen ’63C. DuBose Ausley ’62David S. BandBruce H. Bokor ’72Bill Bone ’84Jeanelle G. Bronson ’78Joseph P. Carolan III ’74Thomas C. Cobb ’68Charles Commander III ’65Patricia C. Fawsett ’73Michael Ferguson ’89OfficersKenneth Johnson ’81PresidentBruce M. Harris ’93Immediate Past PresidentOscar Sanchez ’82President-electGeorge Vaka ’83SecretaryAllan T. Geiger ’67W. C. Gentry ’71John Dudley Goodlette ’72Andrew C. Hall ’68Scott G. Hawkins ’83Jeffrey A. Hirsch ’75Corinne C. Hodak ’89Ellsworth WilliamHoppe Jr. ’67Hal H. Kantor ’72Malcolm R. Kirschenbaum ’64E. C. Deeno Kitchen ’67Ronald C. LaFace ’66Frederick Leonhardt ’74Peter M. MacNamara ’77Kevin A. Malone ’76Pedro A. Martin ’78Margaret D. Mathews ’82Robert W. Mead Jr. ’69Howell W. Melton Jr. ’75Robert G. Merkel ’74George R. Moraitis ’66John B. Morgan ’82Mark A. Nouss ’85At Large MembersHeather Brock ’93Leon Brush ’62Tim Cerio ’95Patrick Cousins ’89Barry Davidson ’67Mayanne Downs ’87Adam Hall ’96 MiamiLawrence Keefe ’86Mark W. Klingensmith ’85Charles P. Pillans III ’66Edwin Thom Rumberger ’61Johnson S. Savary ’56John J. Schickel ’72George E. Schulz Jr. ’73Lawrence E. Sellers Jr. ’79Terrance A. Smiljanich ’72Garland Thomas Smith ’66Rodney W. Smith ’75Glenn W. Sturm ’85John J. Upchurch ’68Jean Eddy Wilson ’82Evan J. Yegelwel ’80Gwynne Alice Young ’74Peter W. Zinober ’69Ex-OfficoCharles E. YoungJon Mills ’72Michael FrielPaul A. RobellKenneth R. JohnsonDonald HaleKelley WoodComplete list of Law Center Association Emeritus Trustees: www.law.ufl.edu/alumni/trustees.shtmlLAW ALUMNI COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEPaul Linder ’82Rahul Patel ’97Barry Silber ’75Bonita Young ’97Ex-OfficoJon Mills ’72William H. PageKerrie MitchellDenise Stobbie44 ANNUAL REPORT

closing argumentsM E S S A G E F R O M T H E D E A NI HAVE ALWAYS HAD PRIDE IN OURALUMNI AND OUR HERITAGE.Recently our newset graduatestook action to supportthat heritage and begin acommitment to the future oftheir college.As you have readelsewhere in this Report,we average about 10-12percent alumni contributionrate – or around 1,920of 16,000 graduates – yearin and year out. We can dobetter, and our new graduatesare out to make thathappen.The graduating classesof Fall 2001 and Spring 2002contributed and pledgedover $18,000 to give back tomany of the programs andorganizations that helpedthem on their way to the successwe know they willattain. These voluntary giftscame before any of themreceived their first paycheckand at a time they have anaverage post-graduation debtof more than $42,000.What an impressivesacrifice this is. With over33 percent of the two graduatingclasses contributingthe trend is set. Such vitalstudent activities as FloridaLaw Review, Moot Court,Trial Team and multipleorganizations will benefitgreatly. Pride in the past andhope for the future is themessage these new alumniare sending.Just as these classeshave set new precedents,our faculty and staff haveworked hard to prepare ourstudents for their futurecareers. I would especiallylike to thank AppointmentsCommittee Chair DavidRichardson for his hardwork in continuing torecruit and hire one of thestrongest faculties in thecountry.The fact we are able torecruit the best says a lot foreveryone at the school. Thisfiscal year 2001-02 has beenone of the best ever in termsof faculty recruiting and hiring.Environmental Law,Childrens and Family Lawand Dispute Resolutionare establishing nationallyrenowned programs. Wealso will replace our exceptionalDirector of LibrariesGrace “Betty” Taylor withan internationally recognizednew Director ofLibraries Kathleen Price –who counts Betty as hermentor.The combination ofunique and innovative programs;diverse, creativeand extraordinary faculty;and a diverse, high qualitystudent body demonstratewhy our rise into the Top10 is inevitable. The college’sStrategic Plan laysout a plan to meet thatobjective.We plan on animproved student teacherratio, skills training,enhanced faculty scholarshipand teaching, anddynamic changes in ourinstitutional focus. Allof these initiatives areunderway.I have said before thatour greatest weakness isour facilities. The lastmajor upgrades and renovationswere about 20years ago. The astonishing‘fundraising‘ success of2001 will allow us to proceedwith groundbreakingin 2003 for a $23 millionstate of the art library andclassrooms. These facilitieswill match the excellenceof our faculty, staff,students and alumni.Each new semesterbrings a greater demand toattend our college. TheLSAT scores and grades ofthe entering classes are thehighest ever. Although thejob market and economymay be tough, the graduatesof the College of Laware doing well. Thanks tothe hard work of ourCareer Services office forhelping our Class of 2001-02 achieve a 97 percentplacement rate ninemonths after graduation.We are no longer only aFlorida college but anational institution. Thestudents are being hired bythe best firms in the countryand are locatingin Atlanta, New York,Washington and beyond.We have all the elementsthat lead us towardsa Top 10 college. Our newgraduates have recognizedthe value of their educationand the importance ofinvesting in our future.All of us as alumnineed to consider followingtheir example. If our16,000 graduates matchthe level of giving of ournew graduates our givingrate will triple.That’s a nice challenge.Dean Jon Mills

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