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    Celebrating the Legacy of Dr. Frances Brisbane

    October 5, 2015
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    Dean Brisbane's Retirement CelebrationOn September 19 and 20, The School of Social Welfare Alumni Board joined the campus community to celebrate Dr. Frances Brisbane’s long tenure and profound impact as professor, mentor and leader of the Stony Brook School of Social Welfare upon her retirement as School Dean. The weekend included a celebratory reception on Saturday and a lecture by Dr. Brisbane on Sunday.
    Click here to view photos from the event.
    To thank Dr. Brisbane for her contribution to the Stony Brook Community, donate to the Frances L. Brisbane Endowed Fund for Leadership and Justice.

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