Nell Jessup Newton, Hastings College of the Law's newly appointed chancellor and dean, won't start her new job until Aug. 1, but she's got an agenda. "I want to raise lots of money," Newton, 61, said Tuesday. Currently dean of the University of Connecticut School of Law, Newton says that when she was a student at Hastings in the 1970s, students "felt kind of alienated ... . The students [now] feel very well connected to the place," she said.
December 23, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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Nell Jessup Newton, Hastings College of the Law’s newly appointed chancellor and dean, won’t start her new job until Aug. 1, but she’s already got an agenda.
“I want to raise lots of money,” Newton, 61, said Tuesday in a phone interview from her office at the University of Connecticut School of Law, where she’s served as dean since 2000.
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