Former Scholarship Recipient Gives Back
A scholarship recipient herself, Seton Hall Law alumna, Caitlin Petry Cascino ’12,
well understood the profound impact of scholarships on students’ lives. She and her husband, Jordan, a 2011 M.A. alumnus of Seton Hall,
are proud to be able to fund The Caitlin P. ’12 and Jordan Cascino Annual Scholarship
to enable deserving students to obtain a legal education.
“I received a full ride to law school,” explains Cascino. “I believe I had to give
back, I couldn’t just take.” She went on, “My scholarship allowed me to do what I
wanted to do: I wasn’t stuck going into work I didn’t enjoy,” she says. “It’s important
for me to give someone that same opportunity, someone who needs it.”
Cascino had a strong connection to Seton Hall because of family ties, her mother and
grandfather having received undergrad degrees.
While she earned a Business Management degree at Villanova, Seton Hall was Cascino’s
law school of choice. She was interested in employment law, and has found the combination
of a business degree and law degree immensely helpful. Cascino credits Deans Sullivan
and Glynn for “laying the foundation for the real world practicing I do now.”
Cascino is currently an associate at Walsh Pizzi O’Reilly Falanga LLP, where she practices
as a litigator defending employers in state and federal court and before administrative
agencies.
Interested in making a difference for Seton Hall Law students with a scholarship of
your own? Contact the Office of Alumni & Development at 973-642-8711 or [email protected].