Richard K. Lublin (born October 15, 1939) is an American actor, philanthropist, lawyer, and educator.
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Richard K. Lublin was born in Hartford, Connecticut. He received a B.A. from Duke University in 1961, and graduated from Cornell Law School with a Juris Doctor degree in 1964.
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Acting
Richard Lublin entered his part-time acting career in 1995 after retiring from 32 years of active legal practice. Her legal career and acting joined in 1998 when she first got a role as a lawyer at The Practice and Ally McBeal. In the late 90s, he played the lead role as a judge at Law & amp; Messages . Richard also has supporting roles on the hugely popular television shows like Chicago Hope, Frasier, Rescue Me, Married to Kids and the HBO series, Luck .
In his first film role, Richard plays a role in the movie Sidney Lumet Before the Devil Knows You're Dead, which film critic Roger Ebert reviews as "immense melodrama crime." In the film, Lublin plays "Mourner # 4" and has a scene of dialogue with famous actors Albert Finney, Philip Seymour Hoffman, and Ethan Hawke.
In 2017, Richard appeared in the new feature film The Land of Steady Habits, written and directed by Nicole Holofcener. Set in Connecticut, the film focuses on Anders Hill's journey, played by Ben Mendelsohn, a recently retired mid-fifties man. Richard Lublin played the role of Hill's friendly neighbor, and had a dialogue with the lead actor in some scenes, when Anders lamented about the changes he experienced throughout his journey.
Richard Lublin is a member of the Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA).
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Initial career
After graduating from Cornell Law School, Richard Lublin was accepted at the Ohio State Bar Association in 1964 and the Connecticut Bar Association in 1965. He was accepted to practice before the US District Court of Connecticut in 1969, US District Court for the Southern District of Florida. in 1975 and the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in 1975. Lublin was a founding partner of the leading Connecticut law firm, based in East Hartford and Avon, Conn. He retired from active legal practice in 1995.
Richard Lublin returned to the undergraduate alma mater, Duke University, as a guest lecturer in law from 1990-1995. He was a member of the Duke University Advisory Board from 1988-194.
Philanthropy
In 1993 Lublin founded the Richard K. Lublin Teaching Award as one of the four awarded teaching awards presented annually in Trinity College of Arts & amp; Science. The Lublin Award recognizes the superiority of undergraduate teaching in all educational and research programs in the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences at Duke University. According to Duke Today, the winners of the Lublin Scholarship and other teaching awards "use different approaches in different fields, but colleagues and lecturers say all share the passion for teaching, interest in innovative methods and prioritize developing their students' abilities to think. "In October 2013, Lublin issued a national appeal for other philanthropists to bless additional teaching awards at colleges and universities across the country.
Other educational scholarships established by Lublin include: scholarship funds for students at Duke who pay salaries to a senior graduate who goes to law school, and college scholarships for high school graduates in his hometown of Avon, Conn.
Many of Lublin's philanthropic activities have been devoted to cancer and medical research. She and her late wife Jane contributed significantly to support cancer treatment and research at Carole Cancer Center and Ray Neag at UConn Health. According to the UConn Foundation 2010 report, the couple's prizes "will support the work of leading clinical scientists including Upendra Hegde, M.D.", a director of the medical oncology association in the melanoma program. Since 2010, Lublins is the main sponsor for the annual "White Coat Gala" from UConn Health. By 2017, Richard Lublin is an Incorporation Sponsor, in memory of Jane. The Lublins also annually sponsor the UConn Cancer Research Golf Tournament, which has raised millions of dollars for cancer research since its inception.
In recognition of their remarkable philanthropic activities, the University of Connecticut awarded one of the highest honors - Carole and Ray Neag Medal of Honor - to Richard and Jane Lublin at the annual White Coat Gala held on 12 April 2014. After receiving the Medal of Honor, Richard Lublin said: "Multiple, multiplied action can lead to new levels of research in our efforts to eliminate cancer We have seen what can happen when a lot of money is given to fight disease The AIDS virus has ever been sentenced to death, but funding which has adequately allowed pharmaceutical companies and the medical profession to develop treatments that allow patients to continue their lives.Advanced progression needs to be done with hundreds of different types of cancer. "In February 2015, Richard Lublin was formally designated as a member of the Aan Advisory Board at UConn School of Medicine. His role in the Council is to assist the Dean in identifying and advancing the primary needs of schools for issues such as scholarships, research and faculty. In 2015, Lublin was also elected to the CT and the Western MA Council of the American Heart Association to help guide organizational mission and fundraising efforts. Richard Lublin continues his active involvement in the fight against cancer as chair of the American Cancer Society (ACS) 2018 Naples, FL Annual Bucket List Gala. This prestigious fundraising has raised more than $ 5.5 million since its founding in 2011. The fund collected helps ACS fund its mission to save and celebrate life, and leads the struggle for a world without cancer. For the 2018 event, Lublin hired the legendary Diana Ross to attract donors. Successful fundraising attracted 500 participants and raised over one million dollars for the American Cancer Society.
In 1992, Lublin founded Jane and Richard Lublin Research and Endowment Fund at Lahey Clinic in Burlington, Mass. They were then awarded the Lahey Clinic leadership prize for prostate cancer and bladder, urology, and pain management effective for cancer and trauma. patient. In 2014, Lahey Clinic recognizes Lublins for their "22-year philanthropic support for cancer research and pain management initiatives at Lahey Hospital & Medical Center."
In 2012, they helped set up a research fund for cardiovascular surgery at Hartford Hospital in honor of Dr. Hiroyoshi Takata. Later that year, UConn Today reported that Lublins made "the first philanthropic gift to support the Connecticut Bioscience initiative at UConn Health Center." According to Hartford Business Journal , Bioscience Connecticut is "a $ 864 million state effort to reverse a two-decade long drought by creating a vibrant bioscience sector." In recognition of Lublins' generosity, UConn Health named a new waiting room at Carole's Comprehensive Cancer Center and Ray Neag in his honor. In 1997, Lublins honored the memory of Jane's father, who died of cancer, by donating the cost of building a waiting room at the Davenport-Mugar Cancer Center at Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis, Massa. A plaque displayed in the waiting room reads: "Given to the memory of W. Victor Jensen by Richard and Jane Lublin."
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External links
Official website: https://www.richard-lublin.com/
Duke University Teaching Awards: http://trinity.duke.edu/faculty/awards-recognition
UConn Health - Carole dan Ray Neag Comprehensive Cancer Centre: http://cancer.uchc.edu/
UConn Health - Bioscience Connecticut: http://biosciencect.uchc.edu/
UConn Health - Profil Dokter Upendra Hegde, M.D.: http://cancer.uchc.edu/physicians/bios/hegde.html
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