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BAEC Summer 2020 Bulletin

The official newsletter of the Bar Association of Erie County. Volume 60, No. 1

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Update From Lawyers for Learning<br />

<strong>BAEC</strong> <strong>Bulletin</strong> | <strong>Summer</strong> <strong>2020</strong> | 31<br />

The Lawyers for Learning Board would like to extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to all the tutors who dedicated their time<br />

to the students of P.S. 18 this school year. Your gift of time truly makes a difference.<br />

Mary Aldridge<br />

Michele Brown<br />

Christopher Kerr<br />

David Nelson<br />

Matthew Duggan<br />

Benjamin Dwyer<br />

Gail Mitchell<br />

Henry Gartner<br />

Heather Anderson<br />

Helen Graf<br />

Hilary Banker<br />

Aimee Hopkins<br />

Janet Curry<br />

John Milane<br />

Julia Purdy<br />

Katherine O’Hara<br />

Leanna Pilarski<br />

Mariya Lokshina<br />

Mary Thomas Scott<br />

Morgan Flitt<br />

Sarah Duval<br />

Seth Seegert<br />

Steven Munoz<br />

Hon. Susan Eagan<br />

Taylor Schubauer<br />

Amanda Somma<br />

Caroline McDonough<br />

Kathryn Horn<br />

Laura Doolittle<br />

Rhonda DiPronio<br />

Rebecca Gioia<br />

Robert Schreck<br />

Tracey Casseus<br />

Jill Trembath<br />

Katherine Wood<br />

VOLUNTEER TO TUTOR A STUDENT!<br />

As we continue to navigate these strange times, we know one<br />

thing; students will need help with learning next year more than<br />

ever. There is a real need for tutor volunteers. While we don’t<br />

know yet what tutoring will look like next year, we know that<br />

we will be there for our P.S. 18 students in whatever capacity we<br />

can. Lawyers for Learning is currently working with the school<br />

on the option of remote tutoring, as well as addressing any health<br />

and safety concerns for in person tutoring. If you think you can<br />

commit to tutoring a student for one hour a week, in some form,<br />

please submit an application. We will work with tutors, students, and the school to address any questions and concerns and<br />

facilitate keeping this important program in place.<br />

Lawyers for Learning is designed to assist our community’s young people in improving their academic performance,<br />

self-esteem, and self-confidence, primarily through one-on-one tutoring. Tutoring is open to all members of the Erie<br />

County legal community, including judges, attorneys, legal secretaries, paralegals, law students, and retirees. Tutoring is<br />

a one-hour-per-week commitment. You may also sign up to tutor with other colleagues if you want to share the weekly<br />

commitment. Sessions can be held any day Monday-Friday 8:00-9:00 a.m., Monday-Thursday 4:00-5:00 p.m., or Monday-<br />

Thursday 4:30-5:30 p.m. Tutoring begins in mid-October and takes place at Buffalo School #18, 750 West Avenue in<br />

Buffalo. If you would like to volunteer to tutor a child, please visit www.lawyersforlearning.org to submit your application.<br />

For more information or questions, please contact the Lawyers for Learning tutoring coordinator, Sarah Duval, at sduval@<br />

elderjusticeny.org or 716-853-3087 x.225.<br />

COLLEAGUES<br />

CONNECTING<br />

Here help solve problems lawyers may<br />

be facing while isolating from coworkers,<br />

family, neighbors and others upon whom<br />

they may typically rely for support in their<br />

day to day lives.<br />

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