Peter Lynch, the legendary Fidelity money manager, received the William F. Connell Award for his long support of Catholic education. The Connell family received the Cardinal Cushing Award at a reception that raised a record $2 million for the school.
January 29, 2021
After graduating from the ILR School in 1962, Marcia Greenbaum had an influential impact on arbitration and mediation practices across the nation and in Eastern Europe.
Known also for her wisdom, warmth, sense of humor, wit and
joie de vivre, Marcia died Jan. 19.
She is described in her obituary as “A true believer in mediation and arbitration techniques as a means of solving societal problems, and an advocate for using dispute resolution to prevent violence in schools as well as the workplace.”
“Marcia helped create dispute resolution systems for newly emerging countries in Eastern Europe, served on a panel focused on the contentious 1993 dispute between Continental Airlines and the Airline Pilots Association, and played an integral role in the path-breaking Arbitrator Development Program for Women,” according to her obituary.