At Rochester:

• Lettered in squash over four-year period
• Elected Most Improved Player (MIP) sophomore year
• Elected team co-captain as a junior and senior
• Was named MVP of the team as a junior and senior
• Finished with winning records each year
• Moved from player position to number 9 to 2 on the team
• Helped team crack into the top 20 rankings in his junior and senior year
• Won several Rochester City Squash tournaments, individually in 1976, 1977 and was a part of the U of R team City Champions
• Published articles in peer-reviewed professional science journals as undergraduate with University Miron Zuckerman
• Published in peer-reviewed science journal undergraduate U of R Honors Thesis
• Graduated with a B.A. in psychology, Magna Cum Laude

Post-Graduate:

• Received a Juris Doctorate from Stanford University, and a Ph.D. in Psychology from Harvard University
• Member of Harvard Graduate Squash Team, 1980-1982
• Member of the Stanford Graduate Squash Team, 1986-1989
• Member of the Washington, D.C. Club Squash Team, 1989-1990
• Currently is a University Professor at Syracuse University
• Is chairman of the Burton Blatt Institute at SU, which is an organization to advance civic, economic, and social participation of person with disabilities in a global society
• Has written over 150 articles and books on the Americans with Disabilities Act and related laws, receiving more than $15 million in grants to study disability law and policy
• Board member of the National Organization on Disability, Disability Rights Law Center, and Disability Rights Advocates, and a trustee of YAI-National Institute for People with Disabilities Network
• Practiced law at the Washington, D.C. firm Covington & Burling prior to teaching