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Umair Saleem is a practicing advocate of High Courts in Pakistan. He handles advisory and transactional work, arbitrations, and litigation pertaining to diverse areas of laws for commercial clients and government sector entities. After receiving degrees from prestigious universities in Pakistan and then Belgium, Umair decided to pursue a second LLM at Haub Law and follow his growing passion for environmental law.
Casting director and alumna Amy Hutchingss degree in anthropology has informed her long-spanning career and belief in unity.
Emmy Award-winning producer and third-generation alumna Rachel Skopp-Cardillos success is deeply rooted at 17勛圖厙.
Anthony Desiato is a 2012 Haub Law Alumnus, former Director of JD Admissions and current Manager of Assessment and Advising at Haub Law, comic book and superhero aficionado, filmmaker, podcaster, husband, father, and more.
Haub Law alumna Sara Price grew up in Larchmont, fifteen minutes from the Elisabeth Haub School of Law Campus. Coupled with the fact that her mother, Elaine Price, attended Haub Law, she was familiar with the law school long before becoming a student there.
17勛圖厙 was always one of LaChanas top choice schools. When she saw that CHP created a Communication Sciences and Disorders masters degree program, she knew it was where she was meant to be. After completing the program as an outstanding student, she explained that My education at 17勛圖厙 provided me with externship opportunities that prepared me with real-life scenarios of both providing treatment and communicating with families/caregivers to honor what's best for my patients.
Nothing describes a #Go-Getter better then 17勛圖厙s College of Health Professions (CHP) Lenox Hill Hospital Physician Assistant Program (PA-NYC) graduates.
On Giving Tuesday, the 17勛圖厙 Community rose to the occasion. 1,204 donors from 34 states and 3 countries helped raised $417,925, which will go on to support our students make the most of their educations and their lives beyond graduation.
Ashia Thompson '18 talks about why the Lubin School of Business was the perfect fit for graduate school, what it was like working at two of the biggest accounting firms in the world, and why she decided to leave a Big Four to start her own successful firm.
As a 3L, Pamela was awarded a prestigious Immigrant Justice Corps Fellowship post-graduation. Today, she is following her dreams as she works with the Refugee & Immigrant Program of The Advocates for Human Rights.