Edward S. Hendrickson, former Dean of Admissions at Seton Hall Law and a long-time member of the University community, passed away October 14.

He was a respected employee of Seton Hall University for more than 30 years. He came to Seton Hall in 1967 as the Director of Student Affairs, the Student Center, and Special Events and Concerts. Five years later, he was asked to lead the Law School's Office of Career Planning and Placement. Within a year, he assumed responsibility for the Law School's financial aid operations, and shortly thereafter admissions. He later became the Assistant Dean of Admissions and Financial Resource Management until his retirement and role as Dean Emeritus. His strong commitment and affection for students laid the foundation for high satisfaction ratings among students and peers. He was the recipient of the McQuaid Medal in 1987, and the "Edward Hendrickson Society" of donors to the law school is named for him. Donations in his memory may be made to: The Scholarship Fund at Seton Hall Law School. One Newark Center, Newark, NJ, 07102.