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Lawrence Green ’74

Lawrence Green ’74 was elected chair of the Board of the American Jewish Society for Service, a national service organization that sponsors summer community service camps for Jewish teens. Founded in 1950, AJSS has served more than 140 impoverished communities in 46 states, as well as in Canada and Israel. Green served as a camper and counselor for AJSS for three summers and has served on the AJSS Board since 1977. He is a partner with Burns & Levinson LLP in Boston, where he serves as co-chair of the Business Litigation Department. At Wesleyan, he was a College of Social Studies major; he received his JD from New York University.
Lawrence Green ’74 was elected chair of the Board of the American Jewish Society for Service, a national service organization that sponsors summer community service camps for Jewish teens. Founded in 1950, AJSS has served more than 140 impoverished communities in 46 states, as well as in Canada and Israel. Green served as a camper and counselor for AJSS for three summers and has served on the AJSS Board since 1977. He is a partner with Burns & Levinson LLP in Boston, where he serves as co-chair of the Business Litigation Department. At Wesleyan, he was a College of Social Studies major; he received his JD from New York University.