48 Friday, September 14, 1919

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Carl Selinger Named Dean of University of Detroit's Law School

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Carl Selinger, formerly of
the law faculty of the Uni-
versity of Hawaii in Hon-
olulu, has been named
dean of the University of
Detroit Law School.
Born in California, Dean
Selinger earned a BA de-
gree from the University of
California at Berkeley and
a JD degree with honors
from Harvard University.
Following graduation, he
practiced law in California
and returned to the Har-

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University of New Mexico
and the academic dean at
Bard College in New York.
A teacher of a variety of
law school courses,
Selinger-'s acadethic spe-
cialty is the study of the
legal profession itself. He
has published several
law review articles on the
structure of the profes-
sion and the professional
responsibilities of

CAROLE
LASSER

lawyers, as well as arti- issues through the national
cles on a variety of other news media.
Among the institutions
legal subjects and sub-
jects relating to higher for which Selinger has
served as a consultant are
education.
He also is interested in re- Hampshire College, Bryn
lationships between law Mawr College, National
and morality, and has di- Endowment for the
rected a project supported Humanities and the gov-
by the National Endow- ernment's legal services
ment for the Humanities on program. He is a member of
communicating the ethical the board in California and
dimensions of public policy Hawaii.

DSG Holds Annual Stag Day

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Hawaii, Dean Selinger was
a professor of law at the

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Campaign leadership are shown at last week's Stag
Day. In the top photograph, from left, are David
Handleman, David Mondry, I. William Sherr, George
Zeltzer, Jay Kogan and Irving Seligman. In the bot-
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chairman of the Campaign's Food and Services Di-
vision, display the Detroit Service Group Loving Cup
awarded to their division for the best performance in
the 1979 Campaign.

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NCJW Will Give
Tour of Projects

Greater Detroit Section,
National Council of Jewish
Women, will take a tour of
NCJW services and projects
Sept. 27, leaving 9:30 a.m.
from the NCJW offices.
Among the places that
will be visited are: Federa-
tion Apartments, scene of
the Meals on Wheels pro-
gram; Women in Commu-
nity Services offices; thrift
shops; and the NCJW
offices, where the partici-
pants will be served lunch
and learn about Operation
Friendship, a project to aid
convalescing mental
patients, and SPACE, a
service for the separated,
widowed and divorced and
their families.
There is a charge. For
reservations by Wednesday,
call the NCJW, 557-9604.

Marriages

Sandra Carol Matlen
and Marc Lester Belsky
were married recently . at
Kingsley Inn. The bride is
the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Hyman Matlen of
Southfield. Parents of the
bridegroom are Mr. and
Mrs. Iiwing Belsky, also of
Southfield. The couple is
living in Southfield.

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