The Bloom-Greenfield Prize
This Prize is presented annually at the Edward Brooke High School in Boston, Massachusetts, to a student who, in the estimation to the faculty, has shown perseverance, overcome one or more challenges, and earned the respect and admiration of her or his peers and teachers.
Richard Albert created the Bloom-Greenfield Prize on the occasion of his 10-year anniversary as a law professor. The Prize is named after Professors Robert Bloom and Kent Greenfield, two of Richard Albert's former faculty colleagues at Boston College Law School. Both helped him at a critical point in his professional life.
This Prize is presented annually at the Edward Brooke High School in Boston, Massachusetts, to a student who, in the estimation to the faculty, has shown perseverance, overcome one or more challenges, and earned the respect and admiration of her or his peers and teachers.
Richard Albert created the Bloom-Greenfield Prize on the occasion of his 10-year anniversary as a law professor. The Prize is named after Professors Robert Bloom and Kent Greenfield, two of Richard Albert's former faculty colleagues at Boston College Law School. Both helped him at a critical point in his professional life.