“Gwen and I are delighted to make this gift to the Immigration Law Clinic,” Austin Fragomen said in a statement. “The clinic’s work in providing legal services to the migrant community will advance our lifelong commitment and passion of developing excellent lawyers to support this community.”
March 20, 2023 at 05:36 PM
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Austin Fragomen, a 1968 alum, and Gwendolyn Robosson Fragomen have committed $1 million to help expand Case Western Reserve University School of Law’s impact in the field of immigration law.
Their gift will establish the Fragomen Distinguished Practitioner in the school’s Immigration Law Clinic, a position that will enhance the capacity and reach of one of the law school’s most impactful clinics, according to the school’s announcement.
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Austin and Gwendolyn Robosson Fragomen have committed $1 million to help expand Case Western Reserve University School of Law’s impact in the field of immigration law. Courtesy photos
