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A graduate poses with President Dennis C. Haley, his family and faculty at the 1961 Suffolk University commencement
A Suffolk University "Career Building - A New Flexibility" conference sponsored by the Graduate School of AdministrationPictured left to right: Secretary of State Paul H. Guzzi, Dean Richard McDowell, and President Thomas A. Fulham (1970-1980)
Attendees at a Suffolk University Business School series, "Perspectives - Consumer Business Relations"Pictured left to right: Leonard L. Sanders, president of Better Business Bureau of Eastern Massachusetts, Dean Robert C. Waehler, President Thomas A.…
Attendees at a Suffolk University eventPictured (left to right): Jeanne M. Hession, William L. Pepper, Dorothy "Dottie Mac" McNamara, Thacher Fisk, President Thomas A. Fulham (1970-1980),…
Attendees at Suffolk University's College of Business Administration's 25th AnniversaryPictured left to right: George Rowell, unknown, Trustee John Chase, and President Dennis C. Haley (1960-1965)
Attendees at the portrait unveiling of Suffolk University President Dennis C. Haley (1960-1965)Pictured from left to right: Robert C. Haley, James G. Haley, [unidentified man], Paul Francis Haley, Joanne Marie Haley, and Helen Morrissey Haley.
Attendees at the portrait unveiling of Suffolk University President Dennis C. Haley (1960-1965)
Boston Mayor John B. Hynes receives award at Suffolk University eventPictured (left to right): President Walter M. Burse, John B. Hynes, Treaurer Hiram J. Archer
Catherine Carraher (secretary of Suffolk Law School) and Suffolk University President Gleason L. Archer (at desk) in the Archer Building (20 Derne Street) Trustees Room
Coretta Scott King receives a doctor of humane letters honorary degree from Suffolk University President David J. Sargent (1989-2010) at the 1997 commencement at the Fleet Center
Crowning of Miss Suffolk contestant Elaine Ashenden at a Suffolk University dance, 1963Pictured: Elaine Ashenden (middle) President Dennis C. Haley (1960-1965) (right)
David J. Sargent and others attend a Suffolk University Law School Law Review dinner
Dean Frederick McDermott (Law) and President Dennis C. Haley (1960-1965) and others at Suffolk University's Law Day, 1962
Faculty and staff at Suffolk University's Deans' Reception Service Awards, 19 September 1981Pictured: Alexander J. Cella, Glen Eskedal, Bernard Meyler, Harvey Cannon, President Daniel H. Perlman (1980-1989), Walter Johnson, Marjorie Kelleher,…
Gleason L. Archer (President, 1937-1948, and Founder of Suffolk University) in front of birthday cake at his 79th birthday party, 3rd floor living room, Suffolk Law School
Gleason L. Archer (President, 1937-1948, and Founder of Suffolk University) standing in front of NBC microphone, reading from script
Gleason L. Archer (President, 1937-1948, and Founder of Suffolk University), formal headshot portrait
Gleason L. Archer (President, 1937-1948, and Founder of Suffolk University), portrait as a high school freshman
Governor Michael Dukakis, President Daniel H. Perlman (1980-1989), and Dean Michael R. Ronayne at the Suffolk University's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences CLAS 50th Anniversary ColloquiumPictured (left to right): Governor Michael Dukakis, President Daniel H. Perlman (1980-1989), and Dean Michael R. Ronayne (CAS)
Graduation portrait of Suffolk University President (1989-2010) and Law School Dean David J. Sargent
Haley, Dennis circa - President (1960-1965), headshot
Henry Owens receives the Outstanding Alumni Award from Suffolk University Law School's Alumni AssociationPictured: David J. Sargent
James Griffin, with wife Kathy Griffin, receives diploma from President John E. Fenton (1965-1970) at the 1970 Suffolk University commencement
Julian Bond and Suffolk University President John E. Fenton (1965-1970) walk down hallway before Bond's address to students.An activist in the civil rights movement, Bond served as publicity director for the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), as chairman of…
Marian Archer MacDonald (JD 1937), the first woman to graduate from Suffolk University Law School, receives degree from her father, Gleason L. Archer