The 14^th Annual Jewell Robinson Dinner

Honoring the History and Celebrating the Achievements of
Goucher's African American Alumnae/i

Friday, February 21, 2020
6pm

On behalf of
The Alumnae & Alumni of Goucher College

In order to continue this important and celebratory Goucher tradition, we have implemented a ticket price to support the dinner and Goucher College.  We are providing discounted tickets for recent graduates and complimentary tickets for graduates of the Class of 2019. 

Thank you for your support of the Annual Jewell Robinson Dinner. If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact the Office of Alumnae/i Affairs at 410-337-6181 or alumni@goucher.edu.

Online Registration is now closed. For purchasing tickets before the event or for other inquiries, please contact
Alumnae/i Affairs at 410-337-6181.

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Jewell Robinson Dinner 2020

Friday, February 21, 2020

6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Named in honor of Jewell Robinson - actor, writer, producer, and the first African American student admitted to Goucher College - the annual Jewell Robinson Dinner brings together members and friends of Goucher's African American community in the spirit of celebration, reflection, and fellowship.

Ticket Type

# Of Tickets

Price

Graduates of the Class of 2019 (limit 1 per part)

1 individual

No Charge

 

Graduates of the Classes 2015-2018

1 individual

$25.00

 

All other Alumnae/i ($25 of the $50 ticket is a gift to the Imani Fund)

1 individual

$50.00

 

Non-Alumnae/i Guests ($25 of the $50 ticket is a gift to the Imani Fund)

1 individual

$50.00

 

Gift To Support Goucher College Gift amount: $   Designation: Greater Goucher Fund Center for Race, Equity, and Identity Fund Imani Fund

Event registration summary

Jewell Robinson Dinner 2020:

Graduates of the Class of 2019 (limit 1 per part)

0

$No Charge

Graduates of the Classes 2015-2018

0

$25.00

All other Alumnae/i ($25 of the $50 ticket is a gift to the Imani Fund)

0

$50.00

Non-Alumnae/i Guests ($25 of the $50 ticket is a gift to the Imani Fund)

0

$50.00

Donation:

1

$0.00

Total:

$

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2020 MARGUERITE BARLAND ’60 MERIT AWARD RECIPIENT

Alice G. Pinderhughes ’73

Alice G. Pinderhughes is a 1973 graduate of Goucher College with honors in political science. She graduated from the Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law in 1976 and immediately clerked for Judge David Mason on the Court of Special Appeals. Her legal experience is extensive, including working as an associate for A. Dwight Pettit, an assistant attorney general in criminal appeals and correctional litigation, and an associate with Cohan and Finkelstein. In 1985, she founded the law office of Alice G. Pinderhughes, P.A., and Pinderhughes Title Inc. in 1988. As a part of her practice, she was an examiner master for the Circuit Court for Baltimore City from 1987 to 2011, a United States mediator for the United States Postal Service from 1998 to 2008, and a nursing home appeal board examiner from 1988 to 1991. She also was an associate professor of law at the University of Baltimore Law School from 1983 to 1986 and an associate professor of law at Stevenson University from 1982 to 1987.

With her practice, Alice Pinderhughes is the appeals board counsel to the Board of Liquor License Commissioners for Baltimore City and a mediator for the Circuit Court for Baltimore City. Her practice handles family law, real estate, corporate, ecclesiastical, civil litigation, and probate and estate planning. She is president of Pinderhughes Title Inc., which conducts commercial and private settlements.

She was named a Super Lawyer in 2008, as well as from 2012 to 2020; one of the Best Lawyers in America from 2015 to 2020; among U.S. News & World Report Best Lawyers 2017 and 2018; and as an American Institute of Family Attorneys 2019. She is currently the chairman of the Maryland Affordable Housing Trust, the secretary for Morgan State Foundation, and a board member of the Maryland Judicial Compensation Committee. She is also a faculty member for the Faculty Law University that is held annually for Maryland trial judges.

ABOUT THE MARGUERITE BARLAND ’60 MERIT AWARD

Named for the first African American to graduate from Goucher College, the Marguerite Barland '60 Merit Award annually celebrates one or more alumnae/i who in her or his professional and private life has significantly contributed to the diversity of our campus community through leadership—as a mentor, role model, volunteer, or philanthropic supporter of the college. Throughout their lives, these individuals will have exemplified Goucher’s Community Principles—respect, inclusion, communication, service and social justice, and responsibility—and by doing so, they will have enhanced and inspired our community. 

Past Recipients:

2019 – La Jerne Terry Cornish, Class of 1983

2018 – Altomease Rucker Kennedy, Class of 1971

2017 – Jesse J. Holland M.F.A., Class of  2012

2016 – Faye Yvette McQueen, Class of 1983 

2015 – Pauline Anita Bigby, Class of 1970; Maxine Bigby Cunningham, Class of 1970;  Minnie Waters Shorter, Class of 1973; Percy Moore, Class of 1995

WAYS TO SUPPORT GOUCHER

For more information about different ways to support Goucher–including planned giving and leadership gifts, please visit our giving website.