JOE CLARKE (L’60)

SUSAN FINDLING FLEIG (L’90)

JAMES J. FLYNN (L’56)

JOSEPH J. GERCKE (L’48)

CLEMENT J. KICZUK (L’48)

EDWARD F. MCKIE JR. (L’52)

AL G. NOLAN (L’58)

FRED I. PARKER (L’65)

LINDA C. QUINN (L’72)

JOHN HOWARD REED (L’46)

JOSEPH A. SICKLES (L’55)

C U R R E N T   S T U D E N T

CAROLYN “CERI” BAICH (2E)

Linda C. Quinn

Linda C. Quinn (’72) was a specialist in securities law and an influential force at the Securities and Exchange Commission in the 1980s and 1990s. During her 16 years at the SEC, Ms. Quinn oversaw regulatory changes that reduced barriers to foreign investment in the United States.Arthur Levitt, the former chairman of the SEC, called her “my most trusted advisor.” Ms. Quinn left the SEC to join Shearman & Sterling as a partner.There she was an advisor to corporations on securities and capital markets matters. David Heleniak, senior partner at Shearman & Sterling, called Ms. Quinn “the most important regulator and authority on securities regulation in the last 25 years.”