COUNCIL NAMES FACILITIES IN O’BRIAN

The UB Council recently approved several resolutions naming classrooms and other rooms in the Law School’s John Lord O’Brian Hall in acknowledgment of gifts to the recently completed Campaign for UB: Generation to Generation. The naming of these facilities "recognizes people who have done a great deal for the university," Council Chair Jeremy M. Jacobs said. The O’Brian Hall rooms are:

·        Room 102 O'Brian Hall, North Campus, was named the Anthony J. Renaldo Classroom in recognition of a gift from Renaldo, J.D. '50.

·        Room 106 O'Brian Hall was named the Hodgson Russ LLP Classroom in recognition of a gift from the Buffalo law firm.

·        Room 104 O'Brian Hall was named the William A. Niese Classroom in recognition of Niese, J.D. '61.

·        The jury deliberation room in O'Brian Hall was named the Terrence M. Connors Jury Deliberation Room in recognition of a gift from  Connors, J.D. '71.

·        Room 5 of O'Brian Hall was named the Floyd H. and Hilda L. Hurst Classroom in recognition of a gift from the late Floyd Hurst, L.L.B. '31, and his late wife, Hilda.

·        The judge's chambers in O'Brian Hall were named the Norman J. Pecora Judge's Chambers in recognition of a gift from Pecora, J.D. '31.