Randy Levine knows that every major change is made up of many small changes. It’s a lesson he learned at Hofstra Law, where he studied labor and employment law, and it’s been reinforced throughout his career, including his time as New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani’s labor commissioner during the last recession. Levine brought innovative methods he’d used in the private sector to negotiating with the city’s labor unions and worked out groundbreaking agreements that dramatically reduced costs while creating programs that were popular with employees.
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Professor Dolgin has a B.A. in philosophy from Barnard College, a Ph.D. in anthropology from Princeton University, and a J.D. from the Yale Law School. Her scholarly work combines insights from anthropology and legal scholarship. Professor Dolgin is the director of Hofstra Law’s Gitenstein Institute for Health Law and Policy.
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As a 1L, Michelle Marcellus was a bit surprised to be invited to Hofstra Law’s “In Honor of Justice” dinner in January, an event honoring the 116 Hofstra Law alumni currently serving as judges. Yet there she was in a room packed with some of the Law School’s most esteemed graduates. “The only way it could have been more intimidating,” she jokes, “was if they were wielding gavels.”
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