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Prof. Constantine N. Katsoris Honored by Fordham University School of Law

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By Newsroom on March 14, 2023 Faculty, In the News

Professor Constantine N. Katsoris was honored by Fordham University School of Law with the the Milton Fisher ’42 Second Harvest Award at the 74th Annual Fordham Law Alumni Association (FLAA) Luncheon on March 3 at Cipriani’s on 42nd Street in Manhattan.

Read the full article in The National Herald. 

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