On April 1, 2024, the Syracuse University Journal of Internal Law and Commerce held their annual banquet for Volume 51. We spent time reflecting on our successful year, as well as discussing our vision for many more years to come! Additionally, we presented awards to individuals who displayed exceptional dedication to the Journal this past year. Congratulations to allow of our recipients.
Award Recipients
2L of the Year: Sarah Smith
3L of the Year: Jennifer Arinze
JILC Award: Michael Homme and Jessica Buffamonti
L. Frederick E. Goldie Award: Andrew Castelletti, Leah Dawit, Eduardo Kreimerman Meyohas, and Lisa Phair
Notes Selected for Publication: James Whitlow, Dana Krinsky, Emily Alexander, and Kurt Hogarth
Notes Publication Alternates: Elaine Sharpe and Sarah Smith
Pictured above from left to right: James Whitlow, Dana Krinsky, Jennifer Arinze, Emily Alexander, and Sarah Smith. Not pictured: Kurt Hogarth and Elaine Sharpe. They were all presented with the award of Notes Selected or Alternates for Publication of Volume 52.
Pictured above from left to right: Devon Brown and Jennifer Arinze. Jennifer was presented with 3L of the year for Volume 51!
Pictured above from left to right: Michael Homme and Jennifer Arinze. Not pictured: Jessica Buffamonti. Michael and Jessica were presented with the Journal of International Law and Commerce Award for Volume 51.
Pictured above from left to right: Michael Homme, Eduardo Kreimerman Meyohas, Andrew Castelletti, Jennifer Arinze, and Leah Dawit. Not pictured: Lisa Phair. They were all presented with the L. Frederick E. Goldie Award for Volume 51.
Pictured above from left to right: Gabriella Amaturo and Jennifer Arinze. Jennifer officially passed the torch as Editor-In-Chief to the Gabriella, who will be taking over for Volume 52 of the Journal of International Law and Commerce.
Pictured from left to right: Professor Christian Day (Advisor Emeritus), Professor Cora True-Frost (Faculty Advisor), Jennifer Arinze, and Gabriella Amaturo.
