Rutgers Law School alumnus Donald Cameron Clark Jr. has won landmark court cases, established the Chicago Magic Lounge, produced plays and a film, and authored a book. The next stop on his fantastic life journey is induction into the Rutgers Hall of Distinguished Alumni on April 24.
After her only child was murdered at her home in an attack aimed at her, Judge Esther Salas advocated successfully for legislation to enhance security for judges nationwide. She will be inducted into the Rutgers Hall of Distinguished Alumni on April 24.
Dr. Constantine Mavroudis’s journey to becoming an internationally renowned leader in the field of heart surgery for children included a transformative four years at Rutgers University. He will be inducted into the Rutgers Hall of Distinguished Alumni on April 24.
An influential leader in protecting women from domestic abuse and trafficking, Julie Domonkos is a devoted volunteer leader and benefactor for Rutgers University’s Douglass Residential College. She will be inducted in the Rutgers Hall of Distinguished Alumni on April 24.
Judge Gregory Jackson, a Rutgers alumnus whose distinguished career included presiding over a groundbreaking and influential Washington, D.C., court that helped rehabilitate those charged with drug offenses, will be inducted in the Rutgers Hall of Distinguished Alumni on April 24.
The new class consists of five leaders who have made a difference in myriad ways through the practice of law, pediatric heart surgery, fighting domestic violence and human trafficking, and producing works for the stage and screen.
