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Terry Jean Seligmann ‘66

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Mount Holyoke College, BA ‘70
New York University School of Law, JD ‘74

Bio

Arlin M Adams Professor of Legal Writing, Earle Mack School of Law at Drexel University.
Teacher and Director of Legal Research and Writing
Terry also writes and teaches in the areas of education law and special-education law. 
While in practice, she was an Assistant Attorney General for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and Staff Counsel to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. 
Past President of the Women's Bar Association of Massachusetts 
Past President of the Legal Writing Institute.   

Community service 

President, after school program and PTA at the Burr School in Auburndale
Newton Parents Advisory Council on Special Education

Advice to Students

High school is not life, and life is not high school.   Look beyond this time and these walls. 
Think about the person you hope to be, the things you enjoy doing, and the paths that are open to you to realize both of these goals.  Maybe you can start pursuing those paths here. If not, just make sure you don’t close doors you may well want to open later.
High school is the beginning of your options in life, not the end of them.

Inducted November 24, 2009
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