SCHOOL OF LAW NEWS
HOLLORAN CENTER RECEIVES MAJOR GIFT FOR PROFESSIONAL FORMATION
The law school’s Holloran Center for Ethical Leadership in the Professions received a major gift from Jake Marvin, former CEO of Marvin Companies, to establish the Steve Tourek and Jake Marvin Scholars Endowment. The fund will be used to engage students in the mission and work of the Holloran Center, which provides innovative interdisciplinary research, curriculum development and programs on the topic of professional identity formation, for law students and other disciplines. “Steve Tourek and Jake Marvin are models of servant leadership,” said Professor Neil Hamilton , founding director and current co-director of the Holloran Center. “We are deeply grateful for this gift that will empower the next generation of servant leaders.” The Holloran Center will use the endowment to create a program for law students, who will be called Tourek and Marvin Scholars. The students will have direct access to the center’s award- winning programming, including professional development opportunities, mentoring and coaching from Holloran Center leaders. Scholars will also build professional skills by contributing to the research and national outreach of the center.
Jerry Organ, Neil Hamilton, Steve Tourek and David Grenardo.
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