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Lawyers of the Future (1991-1992)

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Fall 1990 Semester Registration & Orientation August 20-21 Classes Begin August 22 Southeastern Minority Job Fair* August 25 Labor Day (No classes) September 3 On-Campus Interviewing Begins September 14 Southeastern Law Placement Consortium* (No On-Campus Interviews) October 4-6 National Public Interest Career Information Fair** October 19-20 Southeastern Public Interest Job Fair* November 10 Campus Interviewing Ends November 20 Thanksgiving Break November 22-23 Classes End November 30 Examination Period December 5-14 1 Commencement December 15 LAW LIBRARY Spring 1991 Semester UNIVERSITY Registration January 7-8 OF Classes Begin January 9 January 21 TENNESSEE Martin L. King, Jr. Birthday (No classes) On-Campus Interviewing Begins January 28 Mid-South Law Placement Consortium** * February 23 Spring Break March 18-22 Good Friday (No classes) March 29 Classes and On-Campus Interviewing End April 26 Examination Period April 30-May 9 Hooding Ceremony May 9 Commencement May 10

Summer 1991 Term Registration May 21 Classes Begin May 22 Independence Day (No classes) July 4 The cover features a photograph of Tennessee Classes End July 11 marble quarried in Blount County. This "light craig Examination Period July 15-22 pink" marble, similar to that used in the wainscoting Commencement August 9 of Taylor Law Center, was provided by Luck Stone in Knoxville. *Atlanta **Washington, D.C. ***Nashville t<� THE UNIVERSITY ..:2C1�

. T'-\­ �f.&, OF TENNESSEE 1 qqt-'1c:l C,..;2 .Uz.U. COLLEGE OF LAW CLASSES OF 1991/92 CONTENTS

ACADEMIC & RECRUITING CALENDAR Inside Cover DEAN'S PAGE 2 COLLEGE PROFILE 3 CAREER SERVICES 5 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 7 CLASS OF 1991 17 CLASS OF 1992 46 EMPLOYERS OF THE CLASSES OF 1986-1992 73 MAP Inside Cover

CAREER SERVICES/SUITE 13 1505 W. CUMBERLAND AVE. KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE 37996-1800 TELEPHONE 615/974-4348 The Dean of the College of Law

MARILYN V. YARBROUGH Dean and Professor of Law Torts, Discrimination, Intellectual Property, Sports Law

Education: B.A., 1966, Virginia State College; J.D., 1973, University of California, Los Angeles.

Experience: Los Angeles Representative, National Center for Dispute Settlement; Executive Director, Black Law Journal; Teaching Fellow, Boston College Law School; Associate Professor of Law. University of Kansas, 1976-81; Professor of Law, University of Kansas, 1981-87; Visiting Professor of Law, Duke University, 1983-84; Associate Vice Chancellor, Research, Graduate Studies and Public Service, University of Kansas. 1983-87; Dean and Professor of Law, University of Tennessee, since 1987.

Achievements/Publications: Delegate, World Peace Through Law Conference, Ivory Coast, 1973; Instructor, Northeast, Far West and Midwest CLEO Institutes, 1976, 1977 and 1982; Director, Midwest CLEO Institute, 1979-81; President. 1986-88, Board of Trustees, 1980-89, Law School Admission Council; Skills Training Committee. 1980-85 (Chair, 1982-85), Council Member, 1984-85 and 1989-present. American Bar Association Section on Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar; Advisory Board, 1984-89, Board of Directors, 1989-present, Poynter Institute for Media Studies; Reporter for the Model Curriculum for Bridge-the-Gap Programs, 1985-87, Committee on Professional Education, 1988-present, ALI/ABA; National Selection Panel for ASJMC-NASA Journalist in Space, 1986; National Collegiate Athletic Association Committee on Infractions, 1986-88; Kansas Commission on Civil Rights, 1986-87; Member, Pulitzer Prize Board, 1990-present; Articles on employment discrimination, child custody, women in the law, financial aid, and administrative procedure.

2 The University of Tennessee College of Law 1990

1505 Cumberland Avenue Library: Knoxville, Tennessee 37996-1800 Class of 1991 Class of 1992* 175,856 catalogued volumes, 127,284 microfilm equivalent volumes including Briefs Applied 795 941 Dean Marilyn Yarbrough and Records of the United States Supreme Enrolled 173 162 (61 5) 974-2521 Court from 1897 to date; official court reports, Men 104 96 Director of Career Services session laws and codes of all states and of the Women 69 66 Joann Gillespie federal system; the National Reporter System; Minorities 13 16 (615 ) 974-4348 the reports of Canadian and English cases Median L&\T 34 34 Information (615) 974-4241 from the Yearbook to date; WESTLAW, LEXIS, Median UGPA 3.28 3.32 and INFORTRAC legal data retrieval systems; a Ung Colleges 70 75 Accredited by the American Bar depository for federal documents. In-state 145 119 Association and an Association of Out-of-state 32 43 American Law Schools Charter Member Order of the Coif: National honor society, membership by faculty Date Founded: 1890 Legal Clinic: election from students in the first tenth of their Introduction to Trial Advocacy-Civil class at graduation. Degree Granted: Doctor of Jurisprudence Introduction to Trial Advocacy-Criminal (J.D.) Tenne ssee Law Review: Faculty: Membership by writing competition. Dual Degree Programs: Full-time 29; J.D.- Master of Business Administration adjunct faculty of prominent local Moot Court Program: J.D.- Master of Public Administration attorneys National Moot Court; National Trial Team; Faculty/Student Ratio: 17:1 Jessup International Law; Frederick Douglass; Total School Enrollment 1989-90: 4 72 Stetson National Tax Competition; Robert F. Wagner Labor Law; Advocate's Prize Moot Court Competition; Ray H. Jenkins Trial Competition

*At publication, nearly 1100 applications have been received for the Class of 1993. If students who have accepted actually enroll, the median GPA will be 3.42 and the median L&\T 36.

3 Alumni: Employment: The University Community Approximately 5,331 in 48 states, the District of Employment patterns for UT law graduates Law students from the University of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, the Virgin over the last five years have remained relatively Tennessee, Knoxville benefit from being a Islands, Australia, England, Cuba, England, consistent. Average figures for the classes of part of Tennessee's most comprehensive Germany, and Japan. 1985 through 1989, based on responses to the university. UT Knoxville provides social placement survey for each class are: and cultural opportunities for Student Activities: approximately 25,000 students- 19,000 Student Bar Association, Black Law Student private practice 67% undergraduate and 6,000 graduate and Association, American Bar Association/Law judicial clerkship 11% professional students. Student Division, Association of Trial Lawyers government 6% UT Knoxville's new $27 million main of America, Law Women, East Tennessee business/industry 5% library is one of the most advanced in the Lawyers' Guild, Environmental Law public interest 3% nation and complements the holdings of Organization, The Forum (student newspaper), acad emic 2% the law library. Together, the law and Phi Delta Phi and Phi Alpha Delta legal military 2% main libraries provide excellent support for fraternities, Christian Legal Society, the other 4% research and educational enrichment. Federalist Society, Tennessee Association for The Knoxville area, with a population Criminal Defense Lawyers, Tennessee of more than 500,000, supports fine Association for Public Interest Law, Tennessee Employment location average figures for restaurants and nationally known cultural High School Mock Trial Competition. the same classes are: and entertainment events. Yet the recreational activities and scenic beauty of Knoxville 25% the Great Smoky Mountains National Park Nashville 16% and six Tennessee Valley Authority lakes Chattanooga 14% are within an hour's drive. Knoxville Memphis 5% consistently ranks among the nation's top Other TN towns 20% ten metropolitan areas in surveys of Out-of-State 20% quality of life.

4 CAREER SERVICES*

Employers are invited to initiate any service by phone or letter.

ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEWING graduates and experienced alumni Louisiana State, Louisville, Memphis State, Fall Semester 1990-September 14 interested in making a lateral move. Mercer, Miami, Mississippi, Mississippi through November 20 Positions may be listed free of charge by College, North Carolina Central, Nova, Spring Semester 1990-January 28 phone or letter and should include a brief Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Texas, through April 26 description of the position and the Southern Methodist, Stetson, Texas, Texas preferred application procedure. Listings Reservations may be made year-round by Tech, Tulane, Vanderbilt, Virginia, may be "blind" or open and will be phone or mail. Dates, which are assigned Washington & Lee, Wake Forest and The published in two newsletter editions unless on a first-come, first-served basis, are College of William and Mary. the employer instructs otherwise. Listings confirmed in writing. Reservations for Interviews are assigned based on a received by the last day of the month will preferred fall on-campus dates should be candidate's stated employer priority and be included in the edition mailed the next made by early spring. Resumes are his/her total number of interviews. week. forwarded to employers a week to 10 days prior to the on-campus date for Southeastern Law Placement Consortium STUDENT TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENT prescreening. October 4-6, 1990-Atlanta TEAM (STAT) Employer registration deadline: August 15 Career Services maintains a roster of RECRUITING FROM EMPLOYER Participating schools-Tennessee, students interested in receiving temporary LOCATION Alabama, Cumberland, Emory, Georgia, clerking assignments. Referral of a student For employers unable to visit campus, Kentucky, Memphis State, Miami, South to the requesting legal employer, made on Career Services personnel will collect and Carolina, Tulane, and William & Mary. the basis of availability and familiarity with forward resumes by a certain date. Or if Placement officials build interview the subject, usually is made within 24 the employer prefers, applicants will be schedules based on employer stated hours of a telephone request. instructed to submit resumes and other hiring criteria and level of student interest. requested items directly. Employers may Off-Campus Recruiting Conferences wish to contact students directly, or have National Public Interest Career the Career Services staff convey Southeastern Minority Job Fair Information Fair messages, regarding arrangements for August 25, 1990-Atlanta October 19-20, 1990-Washington, D.C. interviews at their location. Employer registration deadline: June 22 Students from all National Association for

· Participating Schools-Tennessee, Law Placement member schools are LATERAL HIRING Alabama, Cumberland, Emory, Florida, invited to participate. The fair focuses on "Job Briefs,;; the alumni employment Florida State, George Mason, Georgia, opportunities with government agencies, opportunities newsletter, reaches recent Georgia State, Houston, Kentucky, legal services offices, civil rights

5 organizations, consumer and *Career Services Policies Grading System environmental advocates and other All academic work in the College is representatives of the public interest law The Career Services staff does not screen or recommend certain students for graded community. The format is divided between on a 4.0 scale by a faculty very interviews. All listings are posted for demanding in its evaluation of student an informal arena style setting for review by the entire student body and all work. Students may request and receive information sharing and scheduled resumes submitted by interested students their class rank from the Student Records individual interviews. will be forwarded to the employer who Office several weeks after each semester selects the interviewees for his/her ends, but this information is not available Southeastern Public Interest Job Fair schedule. to the Career Services staff unless the November 10, 1990-Atlanta student has a signed release on file. Employer Registration Deadline-August The University of Tennessee College of Employers who request this information 18 Law is committed to a policy of equal are encouraged to request class rank Students from law schools in the following employment opportunity for all individuals figures or a transcript directly from states are invited to participate: Alabama, entitled to use the placement services individual candidates. Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, which it provides. Therefore Career North Carolina, South Carolina, and Services programs are not open to any Grades and class rankings should not be Tennessee. employer who discriminates against any overemphasized. As little as a tenth of a In addition to scheduled interviews, an person because of race, color, religion, point difference in grade point averages, informal arena style format for information sex, age, national origin, handicap or which are calculated in hundredths, could sharing has been added. veteran status. cause a large percentile difference in class rank not comparable to a difference in Mid-South Law Placement Consortium Career Services subscribes to the National performance or ability. February 23, 1991-Nashville Association for Law Placement Principles Employer Registration Deadline-January 25 and Standards for Law Placement and Minimum grade required to attain (based Participating Schools-Tennessee, Recruitment Activities. Copies are available on graduating class of 1989) Alabama, Cumberland, Kentucky, upon request. Louisville, Memphis State, Mercer, and Top 10%-3.22 Mississippi. Top 25%-2.94 Employers select the students they wish to Top 33%-2.87 interview from resumes submitted by Top 50%-2.67 interested students from each school. A grade of 0.9 or below is a failure. To remain in good standing, a student must maintain at least a 2.0 average. The Dean's List requires a 3.0 GPA or better.

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GARY L. ANDERSON FRANCES LEE ANSLEY WILLIAM J. BEINTEMA REBA A. BEST JERRY P. BLACK, JR. Associate Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law Director of the Law Library and As­ Associate Professor and Assistant Associate Professor of Law sociate Professor Law Librarian for Cataloging Cnminal Advocacy, Criminal Law and Gratuitious Transfers. Property, Race Criminal Advocacy, Family Law, Trial Procedure, Ev1dence. Trial Practice and Gender Studies Education: B.B.A.. 1967, J.D., 1970. Practice University of Miami; M.S.L.S., 1977, Education: B.S.. 1975, East Carolina 1965, Education: S.B.. 1960. Iowa State Education: B.A .. 1969. Radcliffe College; Florida State University. University; M.L.S. 1979, Florida State Education: B.A., Southwestern at University; J.D . . 1962. State University J.D., 1979, University of Tennessee; University. Memphis; J.D., 1968, Vanderbilt of Iowa; LL.M., 1968, Harvard LL.M .. 1988, Harvard University. Experience: Research Assistant, Florida University. University. State University Law Library; Assistant Experience: School Librarian, N.C., Experience: Staff Attorney, University of Law Librarian. University of Miami; Act­ 1975-77; Catalog Assistant, Florida State Experience: Staff Attorney, Legal Serv­ Experience: Anderson & Werner. Tennessee Legal Clinic; General Prac­ ing Law Librarian, University of Miami; Univ. Law Library, 1979; Instructor & As­ ices of Nashville; Directo r of Clinical Le­ Creston, Iowa; County Attorney, Union tice, Knoxville, Tennessee and Maryville, Directorof the Law Library and Assistant sistant Law Librarian, University of Ten­ gal Education, Vanderbilt University; County, Iowa. Teaching Fellow in Law, Tennessee; Associate Professor of Law. Professor, Oklahoma City University; nessee, 1979-83; Assistant Professor Administrator of Clinical Programs, Van­ Harvard University; Assistant Professor, University of Tennessee since 1988. Director of the Law Library and Associ­ and Assistant Law Librarian. 1983-88; derbilt University; Assistant Professor of University of Missouri-Columbia; Visiting ate Professor. University of Tennessee Associate Professor and Assistant Law Law, Vanderbilt University; Visiting Assis­ Achievements/Publications: Comment, tant Professor of Law, University of Ten­ Associate Professor of Law, State since 1984. Librarian since 1988. University of Iowa, 1975-76; Associate "Cost Allocations in Title VII Remedies: nessee. 1975-76; AsSlstant Professor of Professor of Law, University of Tennes­ Who Pays for Past Employment Discrimi­ Achievements/Publications: Clergy Mal­ Achievements/Publications: Books. The Law, 1976-78; Associate Professor since see since 1973. nation?," Tenn. L. Rev. (1977); "East practice: An Annotated Bibliography; Insanity Defense: A Bibliographic 1978; Director of Legal Clinic 1981-86; Tennessee Coal Mining Battles," Compiler. Law Li brary Statistics. Research Guide (with C. Picquet); Com­ Executive Director, Knoxville Legal Aid Achievements/Publications: Article on Southern Exposure, (1974). "Stirring the Southeastern Association of Law puter Crime Abuse, Liability and Securi· Society, Inc., 1981-87. post-conviction relief in Tenn. L. Rev.; Ashes: Race, Class. & the Future of Civil Libraries, since 1985; Member: Ameri­ ty: A Comprehensive Bibliography, College of Trial Advocacy Faculty Mem­ Rights Scholarship(forthcom ing, Cornell can Association of Law Libraries; 1970-84, (with C. Picquet) 1985; Post­ Achievements/Publications: College of 1979-80, 1982, ber and Planning Chair, 1977-90; Law Review. 1988); contributions to Southeastern Association of Law Traumatic Stress Disorder; Rape Trau­ Trial Advocacy Faculty, Delegate, Citizen Ambassador Program books: Our Bodies Ourselves (1st ed.) Libraries. ma. Oelayed Stress, and Related Con­ 1987-90; Charter Member, American Inns of Court, Knoxville. 1988-90. of People to People International, Cllm­ and Working Lives; editor and contribu­ ditions: A Bi bliography; With a Directory cal Law Project in the People's Repub­ tor; No More Moaning (1974), labor his­ of Veterans Outreach Programs (with C. lic of China, 1987. tory issue of Southern Exposure: Picquet); Law and Government Publica­ National Co-Chair. ATV Plaintiff's Litiga· tions of the State of Tennessee: A Bib· lion Group. 1985-86, Faculty. ATLA Trial lio graphic Guide (with C. Picquet). Advocacy program.

8 NEIL PHILIP COHEN JOSEPH G. COOK THOMAS YOUNG DAVIES LAWRENCE DESSEM THOMAS DAVID EISELE Professor of Law Williford Gragg Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law

Criminal Law and Procedure. Evidence Constitutional Law. Contracts, Criminal Administrative Law, Business Associa­ Civil Procedure. Pretrial Litigation. Trial Property, Jurisprudence. Gratuitous Procedure, Jurisprudence tions, Criminal Procedure, Empirical Practice Transfers, Land Use, Professional Education: B.A. 1967, Yale University; Studies of Legal Institutions. Responsibility J.D .. 1970, Vanderbilt University; LL.M., Education: A.B., 1961, J.D., 1964, Education: B.A. 1973, Macalester Col­ 1972, Harvard University; Diploma in University of Alabama, LL.M., 1965, Education: B.A. 1969, University of lege; J.D., 1976, Harvard Law School. Education: B.A., 1970, University of Wis­ Criminology, 1976, Cambridge Yale. Delaware; M.A. 1975, J.D., 1975, Ph.D., consin; J.D., 1973, Harvard Law School; University. 1980, Northwestern University. Experience: Law Clerk. Judge William K. Ph.D .. 1984, University of Michigan. Experience: Assistant Professor of Law. Thomas. United States District Court for & Experience: Law Clerk, Judge William E. University of Tennessee. 1965-68; As· Experience: Kirkland & Ellis. Chicago; the Northern District of Ohio; Staff Coun­ Experience: Isham. Lincoln Beale, sel, Miller. United States Court of Appeals for sociate Professor, 1968-72: Professor Research Attorney, American Bar Foun­ National Education Association; Trial Chicago; Deputy Director, Lake Michi­ the Sixth Circuit; Private Practice. Knox­ since 1972; Visiting Professor, Southern dation; Associate Professor of Law, Attorney and Senior Trial Counsel. Civil gan Federation; Bigelow Teaching Fel­ ville, Tenn.; Assistant/Associate Profes­ Methodist School of Law. Fall 1977; Wil· University of Tennessee, since 1986. Division, United States Department of low and Lecturer in Law, University of sor of Law. University of Tennessee. Iiford Gragg Professor of Law since Justice: Associate Professor of Law. Chicago Law School, 1978·79; Visiting 1972-81; Professor since 1981; Visiting 1979; Visiting Professor, Summer 1983, Achievements/Publications: Articles on University of Tennessee. since 1985. Assistant Professor of Law, Ohio State Scholar, Cambridge University, Eng­ and John Sparkman Visiting Professor, appellate court processes. criminal ap­ University, 1984-85; Associate Professor land, 1975-76; Visiting Professor of Law, Fall 1990, University of Alabama School peals, and the effects of the exclusion­ Achievements/Publications: Articles in of Law, University of Tennessee, since Tenn. L. Rev., Journal of Law & Educa­ University of Oregon Law School, Spring of Law. ary rule on police behavior and on the 1985. tion. Ohio State L. J., Notre Dame L. 1980; Law Alumni Professor. 1984-85. dispositions of criminal prosecutions in Achievements/Publications: Books, the American Bar Foundation Research Rev., and Harv. Women's L. J.: Special Achievements/Publications: Rackham Achievements/Publications: Books, Ten­ Criminal Law, 2nd Ed. (with P. Marcus); Journal and the Justice System Journal; Attorney, United States Department of Predoctoral Fellowship, University of nessee Law of Evidence (with D. Paine Criminal Procedure, 2d Ed. (with P. Mar­ Fellow. Northwestern University Pro­ Justice. 1985, 1986; Faculty, National In· Michigan; Articles in Cardozo L. Rev.. and S. Sheppeard); Manual for the cus); Constitutional Rights of the Ac· gram in Law and the Social Sciences; stitute of Trial Advocacy; Harold C. Criminal Justice Ethics. Tenn. L. Rev., Defense of Death Penalty Cases (Editor); cused. 2d ed. (3 vols.); Civil Rights Russell Sage Foundation Resident in Warner Outstanding Teacher Award, Journal of Legal Education, Colorado L. Law of Probation and Parole. Rights of Actions (with J. Sobieski) (7 vols.); Sur· Law and Social Science. University of 1989: Student Bar Association's Out­ Rev., Anglican Th eological Rev., Michi­ Prisoners and Problems in Criminal Law veys of Criminal Law in Tenn. L. Rev.; California, Berkeley, 1975-76; Editor. standing Facuny Member Award, 1989. gan Quarterly Rev. , and Modern Age. and Instructor's Manual (with J. Gobert); Articles on search and seizure. probable American Bar Foundation Research among others; Harold C. Warner Out­ Interrogation Techniques: A Guide for cause. arrest, and detention in Vand. L. Journal. 1983-84; Recipient, National standing Teacher Award, 1988; Harold Parole Revocation Hearings: Chairper­ Rev.. Kansas L. Rev.. Alabama L. Rev., Science Foundation Grant. C. Warner Outstanding Faculty Award son. Cnm1nal Justice Section. American and Fordham L. Rev .. for Scholarship, 1990: National Alumni Association of Law Schools; Consultant. Association Outstanding Teacher Advisory Commission to the Tennessee Award, 1990. Supreme Court on Civil Procedure (Evi­ dence): Ad Hoc member, Tennessee Sentencing Commission: Harry W. Laughlin Faculty Service Award, 1986: Harold C. Warner Outstanding Teacher Award, 1987: National Alumni Associa­ tion Public Service Award. 1990.

9 SCOTT FOUNTAIN JOANN GILLESPIE PEGGY GOODMAN GRAYFRED B. GRAY JULIA P. HARDIN Director of Development Director of Career Services Assistant to the Dean Associate Professor of Law Associate Dean for External Affairs

Education: B.S.. 1982. Iowa State Education: B.A.. 1959. University of Education: Winthrop College, S.C.; Ad· Computers and Law, Legal Process. Education: B.A.. 1976, J.D., 1978, University. North Carolina; MSSW., 1968, University ditional Studies in Accounting. Legislation, Teaching Clients the Law University of Tennessee. of Tennessee; Additional Studies in t974-present, University of Tennessee. Experience: Director, Iowa Telenetwork Communications, 1979, 1983-84, Education: B.A., 1961. Washington & Experience: Judicial Services Assistant, System; Field Services Director, Iowa University of Tennessee. Experience: Adminstrative Assistant, Lee University; J.D., 1968. Vanderbilt Public Law Institute; Research Associate State University Alumni Association; De- Waynesville CC: Adminstrative Assistant. University. Graduate study, University of and Staff Attorney for Research, Public . velopmentSpecialist/Manager of Annual Experience: Public Recreation Supervi­ Holston Hills CC; Accounting Clerk, Michigan Law School. 1978-79. Law Institute; Assistant Dean and Direc­ Giving, Iowa State University Founda­ sor, Durham, N.C.; Personnel Adminis· Biological Life Sciences, University of tor. Public Law Institute, University of tion; Associate Director of Development trator, Raleigh, N.C.; Child Welfare Tennessee. 1972-77; Administrative Experience: Law Clerk, Judge Harry Tennessee, 1980-85; Instructor of Legal and Alumni Affairs. University of Florida Worker, Department of Human Services, Services Assistant, College of Law. Phillips, United States Court of Appeals, Research and Writing/Legal Process. College of Law; Interim Director of De­ Knoxville, TN.; Community Education University otTennessee. t 977-78; Senior Sixth Circuit; Reginald Heber Smith Fel­ 1981-83, 1990; Associate Dean since velopment and Alumni Affairs. University Director, Lakeshore Mental Health Insti­ Administrative Services Assistant. low; Executive Director. Tenn. Law Re­ 1985. of Florida College of Law; Director of De­ tute, Knoxville; Public Relations Director, 1978-82; Assistant to the Dean since vision Commission; Assistant Professor velopment, University of Tennessee Col­ The Surgery Center. Knoxville; Director 1982. of Law. University of Tennessee. Achievements/Publications: Centennial lege of Law since 1988. of Career Services since 1984. 1973-77; Associate Professor since history of the UT College of Law in the Achievements/Publications: Charter 1977; Coordinator, Public Law Research Tenn. L. Rev.; The Bill of Rights in Ten­ Achievements/Publications: Member: Achievements/Publications: Member, Member of the Knoxville Chapter, Ameri­ and Service Program. 1973-78; Director, nessee Schools; Publications on criminal Council for the Advancement and Sup­ Board of Directors. Southeast Law can Society of Women Accountants. Public Law Institute, 1979-80, and Ex­ law and procedure; Editor. The Com­ port of Education, AALS Section on In­ Placement Consortium, since 1984; ecutive Director 1980·82; Director. OHice puter Law Monitor; Lead editor, Appel­ stitutional Advancement, United Way of Board of Advisors, Knox Area Urban of Legal Counsel, Tenn. Department of late Practice in Tennessee; Speaker, Greater Knoxville Allocations Division, League Law Internship Program. Mental Health and Mental Retardation, seminars on the law for teachers, other Board of Directors of Volunteers of 1986-87; Coordinator. Mid-South Law 1981-84. child care professionals, and veterinari­ America Emergency Family Shelter of Placement Consortium, 1987-90; ans; Member. Board of Directors, Ten­ Knoxville. and Iowa Young Leadership Nominating Committee. 1988-89, AchievementS/Publications: Founder of nessee Young Lawyers Conference, Council. Recruitment Practices Committee, Public Law Institute; Director of Street 1984-8 7. The Florence Crittenton 1989-90. Publications Committee Law Program; Draftsman of Tenn. Elec­ Agency, 1987-present, and The Knox­ Southeastern Regional Chair. 1990-91, tion Code. Child Abuse Reporting Law ville Legal Education Center, National Association for Law Placement; and other legislation; Draftsman for Com­ 1988-present; Young Lawyers Division Brochure and Mailing Chair, prehensive Mental Health Code Study; Liaison to the ABA Section of Legal Edu­ Southeastern Minority Job Fair, 1989 Chapters in Preproceedings of Third In­ cation and Admissions to the Bar, and 1990; Nominating Committee. Men­ ternational Conference on Logica, Infor­ 1986-88; Member. Annual Review Oues­ tal Health Association of Knox County, matica. Diritto (with D. Ploch. B. Dumas, tionnnaire Committee. ABA Section of 1990-91. J. Nolt, B. Maclennan), Computer Pow­ Legal Education and Admissions to the er and Legal Language, and Computing Bar. 1989-90. Power and Legal Reasoning; Articles in CCAI: Journal for the Integrated Study of Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Science and Applied Epistemology, Te nn. L. Rev. 10 PATRICK HARDIN AMY MORRIS HESS MARY JO HOOVER MARSHA COPE HUIE DURWARD S. JONES Professor of Law Professor of Law Associate Dean for Student Affairs VIsiting Professor of Law Professor of Law Instructor of Law Discrimination Law, Administrative Law, Estate Planning, Taxation, Trusts Commercial Law, Contracts Business Planning, Taxation Employment Law, Labor Relations Law, Education: B.A., 1959, University of Legal Process Education: B.A., 1968, Barnard College; Michigan; J.D .. 1969, Brooklyn Law Education: B.S., 1968, M.A., 1970, Education: A.B., 1951, J.D., 1954, J.D., 1971, University of Virginia. School. University of Tennessee; J.D .. 1976, University of North Carolina. Education: B.A., 1962. University of Memphis State University; LL.M., 1986, Alabama, J.D., 1965, University of Experience: Kelley. Drye & Warren, New Experience: Law Clerk, United States Cambridge University. Experience: Assistant Director of the In­ Chicago. York, New York; Carwile & Hess, District Court for the Southern District of stitute of General Practice; Assistant Charlottesville, VA; Visiting Lecturer, New York; Staff Attorney, East New York Experience: Judicial Clerk, Tennessee Professor of Law, University of Tennes­ Experience: Private Practice, Chicago; University of Virginia School of Law; Visit­ Legal Services; Coordinating Attorney in Court of Appeals; Murphy & Ashlock, see, 1965-68; Associate Professor, Trial Attorney, Civil Rights Division, ing Assistant Professor of Law, Univer­ Family Law, Community Action for Le­ Memphis, Tennessee; Assistant Profes­ 1968-73; Professor since 1973. United States Department of Justice; sity of Tennessee, 1979-80; Associate gal Services; Managing Attorney, MFY sor, Memphis State University, 1981-85; Achievements/Publications: Numerous Attorney-in-charge, New Orleans Field Professor of Law, University of Colorado, Legal Services; Law Clerk, Tennessee AssociateProfessor, 1986-1990, Profes­ presentations and papers on tax and es­ Office, Civil Rights Division, United States 1980-81; Associate Professor of Law, Court of Criminal Appeals; Assistant sor, 1990-present, St. Mary's University tate planning in national and regional Department of Justice; Chief Counsel to University of Tennessee, 1981-90; Visit­ Dean and Instructor of Law, University School of Law; Visiting Professor of Law, continuing education institutes spon­ Chairman, National Labor Relations ing Professor of Law, University of of Tennessee, 1976-80; Associate Dean University of Tennessee, 1990-present. sored by the American Institute on Fed­ Board; Associate General Counsel, Di­ Missouri-Columbia, 1989-90; Professor since 1980; Director, 1988 Southeastern Achievements! Publications: Articles on eral Taxation, the University of North vision of Enforcement Litigation, National of Law, University of Tennessee since Region CLEO Institute. Labor Relations Board; Associate 1990 antitrust law and business in Am. Jour­ Carolina, the Southern Federal Tax Insti­ Professor of Law, University of Tennes­ Achievements/Publications: Member, nal Comparative Law, Fordham Interna­ tute, and the Great Plains Tax Institute, see, 1975-71; Professor since 1981; As­ Achievements/Publications: Articles on Board of Directors, Knoxville Legal Aid tional L. J., Am. International College as well as an article in the Tenn. L. Rev. sociate Dean for Academic Affairs, Federal Taxation in Te nn. L. Rev.; and Society, 1981-86, East Tennessee Law­ Business J., and Antitrust Bulletin; Guest 1986-87. Real Property, Probate and Trust Jour­ yers Association for Women, 1984-86, Editor, Journal of Reprints of Antitrust nal; Contributing Editor, Probate and and Sexual Assault Crisis <::enter, since Law & Economics. Achievements/Publications: Articles in Property; Vice-Chair, ABA Committee on 1989; State Coordinator, American Proceedings of Annual Institutes on Income Taxation of Estates and Trusts Council on Education - National Identifi­ Labor Law, The Labor Lawyer, and since 1988; Chair Elect, Association of cation Project for Women in Higher Edu­ Tenn. L. Rev., among others. Published American Law Schools Section of Dona­ cation -TennesseePlanning Committee, Arbitration Awards; Secretary, Labor tive Transfers; Associate Editor, Real 1986-89. and Employment Law Section. American Property. Probate and Trust Journal. Bar Association. 1983-84; Member, Na­ tional Academy of Arbitrators; Harold C. Warner Outstanding Teacher Award, 1985.

11 JOSEPH H. KING, JR. SUSAN DAVIS KOVAC FREDERIC S. LE CLERCQ ROBERT M. LLOYD JEAN MOORE Benwood Distinguished Professor of Associate Professor of Law Professor of Law Professor of Law Instructor Reference Librarian Law Civil Advocacy, Trial Practice, Interview· Constitutional Law, Civil Procedure, Contracts, Commercial Law, Bankruptcy Education: B.A.. 1950, Wayne State Torts. Law and Medicine. Social Legis­ ing Negotiation and Counseling State & Local Government. Appellate University; M.A.L.S.. 1951, University of Education: B.S.E., Princeton University, lation. Workers' Compensation Practice Michigan; Law study, 1952-53, Wayne Education: B.A., 1971, Reed College; J.D., 1975, University of Michigan. State University; Tennessee Teachers' Education: B.A., 1965, Pennsylvania J.D., 1974, Stanford University. Education: B.A. 1959, University of Certification, 1953-54, Tennessee Tech­ Experience: Captain, United States Ma­ State University; J.D., 1970, University South Carolina; M.A., 1960, Fletcher nological University. rine Corps; Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & of Pennsylvania. Experience: Assistant Professor of Law, School of Law and Diplomacy; LL.B., Western New England College; Assistant 1963, Duke University. Hampton, Los Angeles; Associate Experience: Acquisitions Librarian, Experience: First Lieutenant, United Professor, University of Tennessee, Professor of Law, University of Tennes­ University of Kansas, 1951-52; Assistant States Army; Lecturer in Law, Temple 1977; Equal Opportunity Monitor, Experience: Associate, Center for Study see, 1983-89; Professor since 1989. Law Librarian, Wayne State University, University; Dechert, Price & Rhoads. Knoxville-Knox County Community Ac­ of Law and Society, University of Califor­ 1954-62; Librarian, Labor Relations Achievements/Publications: Book, Se· Philadelphia; Assistant Professor of Law, tion Committee Office on Manpower; In· nia, Berkeley; Barnwell, Whaley. Steven­ Library, Ford Motor Company, 1962-64; cured Transactions; Numerous articles University of Tennessee, 1973-76; As­ structor/Staff Attorney in Legal Clinic, son & Patterson, Charleston, SC; Librarian, Detroit Public Schools, on commercial lending transactions in J. sociate Professor of Law, 1976-79; 1977-83; Deputy Director since 1981; Director of Community Legal Services 1964-67; Catalog Librarian, 1968-74, LegalEducation, J. Com. Bank Lending, Professor since 1979. Visiting Assistant Professor, 1983·84; As­ and Assistant Professor of Law, Emory Document Librarian, 1974-89, Tennes­ and Tenn. L. Rev.; Chair, Real Estate sociate Professor since 1984; Acting Umversity; Assistant Professor of Law, see Technological University; Evening & The Finance Subsection, State Bar of Califor­ Achievement/Publications: Book, Director of the Legal Clinic, 1986·88. University of Tennessee, 1970-72; As­ Weekend Reference Librarian, Universi­ Law of Medical Malpractice (2d edition); sociate Professor, 1972-77; Professor nia, 1981-82; Chair, Real Estate Finance ty of Tennessee College of Law, Section Los Angeles County Bar, Articles on Causation, Medical Malprac­ Achievements/Publications: "Judgment· since 1977; on leave 1984-85 as gener­ 1989-present. 1980-81; Student Bar Association's Out­ tice. Torts, Workers' Compensation, and Proof Debtors in Bankruptcy" (pending al counsel, National Federation of the The University of Tennes­ Social Security Disability in Yale L.J., publication); Blind. standing Faculty Member. 1986, 1988, Achievements/Publications: Former Houston L. ·Rev., Vanderbilt L. Rev., see Legal ClinidKnoxville Legal Aid So· and 1990. President and Treasurer, Government Univ. Penn. L. Rev., and Tenn. L. Rev. , ciety Formbook; Tennessee Domestic Achievements/Publications: Articles on Documents Organization of Tennessee; among others; Harold C. Warner Out· Relations Law (with Stephen Sumner); constitutional law and civil procedure in Certification, United States Census standing Teacher Award, 1983 and Humanist Scholar, "The Culture of Tenn. L. Rev., Vanderbilt L. Rev., Fla . L. Bureau workshops on population, busi­ 1990; Participant in Roundtable on Med­ Abuse" project. Tenn. Comm. for the Rev. and So. Car. L. Rev. among others. ness, and international trade: Certifica­ ical Malpractice at Dept. of Health and Humanities and the UT Center for Ex· tion, Johns Hopkins Preservation Human Services, Washington. D.C., tended Learning (1982-83); Knoxville Institute: Member, Tennessee Library 1987; Frequent lecturer to Health Care Bar Assoc. Committee on Continuing Le­ Association. Providers and to Veterinarians on Profes­ gal Education; Board Directors. Knox­ sional Liability. ville Legal Aid Society; AALS Section on Clinical Legal Education: Membership Chair (1984-88); Executive Committee (1986-88). Chair (1989): Executive Com­ mittee. AALS Section on Poverty Law (1986-87); ABA Inspection Teams, (1987-present).

12 PETER W. MORGAN CAROL ANNE MUTTER KENNETH L. PENEGAR JERRY J. PHILLIPS CARL A. PIERCE Associate Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law Visiting Professor of Law W.P. Toms Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law

Professional Responsibility, Civil Proce­ Torts, Contracts, Civil Procedure, Insur­ Criminal Law, International Law, Constitutional Law, Evidence, Law and American Legal History, Business As­ dure, Antitrust, Domestic Relations ance Law Jurisprudence, Legal Profession Literature, Legal Profession, Products sociations, Contracts, Government Con­ Liability, Torts tracts, Professional Responsibility Education: B.A., 1973, Davidson Col­ Education: B.A., 1968, University of Ten­ Education: A.B., 1954, J.D., 1961, lege; M.A., 1974, University of Virginia; nessee; J.D., 1975, Georgetown Univer­ University of North Carolina; LL.M., Education: B.A., 1956, Yale University; Education: B.A., 1969, J.D., 1972, Yale J.D., 1978, University of Virginia. sity Law Center. 1962, Yale University; Graduate Study, B.A., 1958, M.A., 1964, Cambridge University. London School of Economics. University; J.D., 1961, Yale University. Experience: Dickstein, Shapiro & Morin, Experience: Law Clerk, United States Experience: Assistant Professor of Law, Washington, D.C.; Associate Professor Court of Appeals for the District of Experience: United States Navy; Law Experience: Instructor, University of University of Tennessee, 1972-75; Assis­ of Law, University of Tennessee, since Columbia; Hogan & Hartson, Washing­ Clerk, Judge Charles Fahy, United Chattanooga; General Practice; Assis­ tant Dean, 1972-74; Associate Professor 1989. ton, D.C. and Hull, Towill, Norman & Bar­ States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Cir­ tant Professor of Law, University of Ten­ since 1975; Fellow in Law and the Hu­ rett, Augusta, GA; Visiting Associate cuit; Associate Professor of Law, Univer­ nessee, 1967-72; Associate Professor, manities, Harvard University, 1975-76; Achievements/Publications: Extensive Professor of Law, University of Tennes­ sity of North Carolina; Ford Foundation 1972-73; Professor since 1973; W.P. Visiting Professor, Washington University experience in federal government inves­ see, 1982-89; Associate Professor of Visiting Professor of Law, University of Toms Professor of Law since 1980. in St. Louis, Missouri, 1982-83. tigations, such as the representation of Law since 1989. Delhi, India; Shea & Gardner, Washing­ Products Your Legal nationally-prominent government offi­ ton, D.C.; Professor of Law and Dean, Achievements/Publications: Achievements/Publications: Liability Heritage: Source Materials in Events, cials, and in complex federal court litiga­ Achievements/Publications: Consultant University of Tennessee, 1971-86; Visit­ casebook and "Nutshell" (3rd Products Liability Th emes, and Questions From the Past tion, such as antitrust representation of to State Senate Subcommittee on Liabil­ ing Scholar, Harvard Law School, and ed.), treatise (3 vols.), of Law, 1630- 1818 telecommunications common carriers. ity Insurance, 1986-87; Chancellor's Ci­ Visiting Professor, Boston University and Torts casebook (with Dix W. Noel); (ABA); Articles on the tation for Extraordinary Community School of Law, 1980-81 ; Professor ot Articles on constitutional law, evidence, history of the Supreme Court and the Service, 1987; YWCA Tribute to Women Law, 1986-present, Dean, 1986-88, Spe­ products liability, and torts, among professional responsibility of corporate Te nn. L. Rev. U. Mich. Finalist, 1988; Te nnessee Leadership cial Assistant to the President, 1988-89, others. lawyers in and J.L. Ref.; Class, 1990; Article on comparative Southern Methodist University; Visiting President UTK Faculty Senate, Tenn. L. Rev.; negligence in Professor, University of Tennessee, Fall 1979-80. Chairperson-elect, Insurance Law Sec­ 1990. tion, American Association of Law Schools; Lecturer on tort and insurance Achievements/Publications: Executive law issues to various community and Committee, AALS, 1984-87; ABA Litiga­ professional groups. tion Committee to Review the Model Rules of Professional Conduct, 1980-82; Chair, AALS' Committee on Clinical Edu­ cation, 1981-82; Member, Contracts Review Board, TVA; Presenter to World Congress on Philosophy of Law, Hel­ sinki, 1983; Articles in Penn. L. Rev. , N. Carolina L. Rev. , Denver L. Rev., Te nn. L. Rev. , and Journal of Legal Education.

13 CHERYN PICQUET GLENN H. REYNOLDS SYBIL V. RICHARDS DEAN HILL RIVKIN NICOLE Q. RUSSLER Professor and Associate Director of Associate Professor of Law Director of Admissions and Financial Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law the Law Library Aid Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Civil Advocacy, Criminal Advocacy, Civil Advocacy, Interviewing, Counsel­ Education: B.A. 1969, M.S.L.S., 1974. International Business Transactions, Education: B.A., 1984, The State Univer­ Professional Responsibility, Environmen­ ing, and Negotiation, Trial Practice University of Tennessee. Torts, Law, Science and Technology sity of New York at Albany; J.D., 1988, tal Law and Policy. Trial Practice. Education: A.B., 1972, University of Brooklyn Law School. Experience: Law Library Technical As­ Education: B.A., 1982, University of Ten­ Education: A.B., 1968, Hamilton Col­ California at Santa Cruz; J.D., 1976, Har­ sistant, University of Tennessee College nessee; J.D., 1985, Yale University. Experience: Research Assistant, Brook­ lege; J.D., 1971, Vanderbilt University. vard Law School. of Law Library, 1970-76; Assistant Law lyn Law School; Student Law Clerk, Experience: Law Clerk. Judge Gilbert S. Experience: Law Clerk, United States Experience: Instructor/Staff Attorney in Librarian and Instructor, UT College of Judge Diane A. Lebedeff, Civil Court of Merritt, United States Court of Appeals Court of Appeals, Second Circuit; Legal Clinic, 1976-83; Visiting Assistant Law Library, 1976-80; Assistant Law the City of New York; Library Assistant, for the Sixth Circuit; Dewey, Ballantine, Reginald Heber Smith Fellow; Directing Professor 1983-84; Associate Professor Librarian and Assistant Professor, Brooklyn Law School; Student Law Bushby, Palmer & Wood. Washington, Attorney, Appalachian Research and since 1984. 1980-84; Associate Professor and As­ Clerk, Judge Cornelius J. Blackshear, D.C.; Associate Professor of Law, Defense Fund, Lexington, Ky.; Teaching sociate Director, 1985-89; Professor and United States Bankruptcy Court, Fellow, Harvard Law School; Assistant Achievements/Publications: Lecturer, Associate Director since 1989; Acting University of Tennessee since 1989. Southern District of New York; Assistant Professor of Law, University of Tennes­ Tennessee Juvenile Justice Seminar, Director, 1976, 1980, and 1983-84. County Attorney, Westchester County At­ Achievements/Publications: Book, Outer see. 1976-79; Associate Professor since Lakeshore Mental Health Institute, Flor­ torney's Office; Director of Admissions Space: Problems of Law and Policy (with 1979; Visiting Professor of Law, U.C.L.A. ence Crittenton Agency, Tennessee Bar Achievements/Publications: American since 1989. R.P. Merges); Articles in Harvard Jour­ Association; Trainer, Legal Services Cor­ Association of Law Libraries Certified Law School, Fall 1980; Professor of Law, nal of Law and Technology, Law and poration Basic Lawyering Skills Training, Law Librarian. since 1980; Articles on Achievements/Publications: C. Bain­ University of Tennessee since 1983; Policy in International Business, and with Admission by Performance Institute; Tennessee practice materials in bridge Smith Scholarship; Secretary, Director, UT Legal Clinic, since 1988; Member, Board of Directors, Greater Southeastern Law Librarian and Judicial R. P. Merges in Jurimetrics, Journal of Black Law Students Association; Mem­ Visiting Professor of Law, University of Law and Commerce, High Teclmol­ Knoxville Epilepsy Foundation, 1981-84; Newsletter; Books, Th e Insanity Defense: and ber, UTK Black Faculty and Staff Associ­ Maryland School of Law, 1990-91. ogy L. J.; Community Housing Resource Board, A Bibliographic Research Guide (with R. Chair, Legislative Committee, ation; Law College Coordinator, 1990 Achievements/Publications: Board of 1984-89; Chair, Insurance Committee, Best); Computer Crime, Abuse, Liability, National Space Society. Tennessee High School Mock Trial Com­ Governors, Society of American Law Association of American Law Schools and Security: A Comprehensive Bibliog­ petition. Teachers; Member, Council, ABA Sec­ Section on Clinical Legal Education, raphy, 1970-84, (with R. Best) 1985; tion of Legal Education and Admissions 1987-88; Chair, Membership Commit­ Post- Tra umatic Stress Disorder; Rape to the Bar, 1982-86; Member AALS tee, AALS Section on Clinical Legal Edu­ Trauma, Delayed Stress, and Related Professional Development Committee, cation, 1989-present. Conditions: A Bibliography; With a Direc­ 1982-85; Co-Chairperson, Clinical Edu­ tory of Veterans Outreach Programs cation Section, Assoc. of American Law (with R. Best); Law and Government Schools, 1981; Member, Accreditation Publications of the State of Tennessee: Cornm., American Bar Association, A Bibliographic Guide (with R. Best). 1981-82; Counsel in public interest litiga­ tion concerning such issues as air pollu­ tion and TVA, a challenge to the Tenn. Barratry Statute, and the defense of the Tenn. Surface Owner Protection Act.

14 JOHN A. SEBERT, JR. JOHN L. SOBIESKI, JR. BARBARA STARK GREGORY M. STEIN JAMES E. THOMPSON Professor of Law Lindsay Young Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law

Commercial Law, Contracts, Remedies, Civil Procedure, Civil Rights Actions. International Law, Family Law, Legal Real Estate Law, Property, Commercial Civil Procedure, Natural Resource Law, Law and Economics Complex Litigation, Conflict of Laws, Process Law, Contracts Water Law, Property Federal Courts Education: A.B., 1964, J.D., 1967, Education: B.A., 1973, Cornell Universi­ Education: B.A ., 1983. Harvard College; Education: B.A., 1968, United States Air University of Michigan. Education: B.S., 1967, Loyola University ty; J.D., 1976, New York University; J.D .. 1986, Columbia University. Force Academy; J.D., 1975, University (Chicago); J.D., 1970, University of LL.M., 1989, Columbia University of Florida. Experience: Paul, Weiss. Rifkind, Whar­ Experience: Attorney, Office of the Michigan. General Counsel, Department of the Air Experience: Staff Attorney, West Virginia ton & Garrison, New York. New York; As­ Experience: United States Air Force; Force, Washington, D.C.; Associate Experience: Law Clerk, Supreme Court Legal Services Ptan, Inc. and Bergen sociate Professor of Law, University of Law Clerk, Chief Judge Paul H. Roney, Professor of Law, University of Minneso­ of Illinois; Lieutenant, United States Navy County Legal Services, 1976-80; Private Tennessee, since 1990. United States Court of Appeals for the ta, 1970-74; Associate Professor of Law, (JAGC); Assistant Professor of Law, Practice, Newark, NJ, 1980-86; Staff At­ Eleventh Circuit; Assistant Attorney Achievements/Publications: Article on University of Tennessee, 1974-79; University of Tennessee, 1972-75; As­ torney, 1986-89, Acting Adminis trative General, State of Colorado. Kulak, Rock the proportionality of the death penalty Professor since 1979; Carden Professor, sociate Professor, 1975-79; Professor Director of the Constitutional Litigation & Campbell, Denver; Saunders, Snyder, in Columbia L. Rev. ; Harvard College 1984-85; Acting Dean, 1986-87; Associ­ since 1979. Lindsay Young Professor Clinic, 1988·89, and Visiting Associate Ross & Dickson, Denver; Watrous, Eh­ Scholar: Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar. ate Dean, 1985-86 and 1987-88; On since 1986. Professor and Coordinator of the Legal lers & Thompson, Denver. Associate leave, Deputy Director, Association of Writing Program, 1989-90. Rutgers Law Professor of Law, University of Tennes­ American Law Schools, 1990-92. Achievements/Publications: Multi­ School; Associate Professor, University see, since 1989. volume treatise on Civil Rights Actions of Tennessee, since 1990. Achievements/Publications: Book, (with J. Cook); Several articles on Civil Achievements/Publications: Woodrow Remedies: Damages. Equity and Resli­ and Appellate Procedure in Tenn. L. Achievements/Publications: Articles on Wilson Law Fellow; Earl Warren Law Fel­ tution (with R. Thompson, 2d ed.); Arti­ Rev. ; Harold C. Warner Outstanding international law and family law in Den. low; Exchange Cadet, Brazilian Air Force cles on remedies, contracts, commercial Teacher Award, 1977 and 1981; Drafts­ J. International L. & Policy, Rutgers L. Academy; Legal Defense Funds; John law, and consumer law in Univ. of Penn. man, Tenn. Rules of Appellate Proce­ Rev. , Harvard Women 's L.J., and New W. Davis Award for "Outstanding L. Rev. , Northwestern Univ. Law Rev. , dure; Reporter,Tenn. Sup. Ct. Advisory Jersey L.J., among others; Numerous Promise in the Field of Law." U. C.L.A. L. Rev. , Minnesota L. Rev., Commission on Civil Rules. presentations on such issues as sur­ Tenn. L. Rev , and Notre Dame Lawyer; rogate parenting and divorce law in both Elected member, American Law In­ domestic and international spheres. stitute.

15 ADJUNCT FACULTV MICHAEL JOHNSON JOHANNA J. McGLOTHLIN DONALD F. PAINE Associate Professor of Law Assistant Professor of Law Professor of Law

JUDY MAE CORNETT Education: A.B., 1964. Carleton College; Education: B.S., 1969, J.D., 1984. Education: B.A., 1961, M.A., 1963, J.D., Associate Professor of Law M.A .. 1966. Ph.D .. 1968. The Johns University of Tennessee. 1963. University of Tennessee.

. Education: B.A., 1977, J.D., 1982. Hopkins University; J.D . 1983, Univer· Experience: Arnett, Draper & Hagood, Experience: Assistant Professor, Univer­ University of Tennessee; M.A., 1989. sity of Tennessee. Knoxville. sity of Tennessee College of Law, University of Virginia. & Experience: Associate Professor of Psy­ 1966-70; Paine, Swiney Tarwater, Knoxville; Adjunct Professor of Law, Experience: Law Clerk, Judge Edward chology, University of Tennessee; Post­ ANNE M. McKINNEY Associate Professor of Law Vanderbilt University; Member, Ameri­ Allen Tamm, United States Court of Ap­ doctoral Fellow, Center for Research in Human Learning, University of Minneso­ can Law Institute; Fellow, American Col­ peals for the District of Columbia Circuit; Education: B.A., 1971, Duke University; & ta; Reviewer, American Psychologist, lege of Trial Lawyers; Faculty, McCord, Cockrill Weaver, Knoxville; J.D., 1976, University of North Carolina. Law and Society, Tennessee Bar Association's Annual Knoxville Legal Aid Society. National Science Tennessee Foundation; Articles in several journals Experience: Tax Technician, Estate and Review Seminar; Author, Law of Evidence. PATTI COTTEN induding Pschological Record, Camp­ Gift Tax Attorney, United States Internal 1st Ed.; Co-author, Tennessee Law of Evidence, Assistant Professor of Law bell L. Rev., and J. Psycholinguistic Revenue Service; Instructor, Becker 2d Ed. Research; Chapters on the psychology CPA Review Course; Stone & Hinds. (with N. Cohen and S. Sheppeard). Education: B.S., 1982. J.D., 1986, RICHARD S. WIRTZ of language in four books; Co-author. Knoxville. University of Tennessee. ROBERT E. PRYOR Professor of Law and Associate William James: The Principles at 100and A Psychological Introduction to TIMOTHY M. McLEMORE Professor of Law Dean for Academic Affairs Experience: Johnson & Swanson, Dal­ Knowledge Acquisition. Assistant Professor of Law las. TX; Baker. Worthington. Crossley. Education: B.A.. 1966. J.D .. 1969. Antitrust Law, Intellectual Property, Evi· & Stansberry Woolf, Knoxville. Education: B.A., 1983. Carson Newman University of Tennessee. dence, Contracts ROBERT L. JOLLEY, JR. College; J.D., 1986, University of Ten­ Associate Professor of Law Experience: Pryor. Flynn, Priest & Education: B.A., 1961, Amherst College; LENNY L. CROCE nessee. Harber, ·Knoxville; College of Trial Ad­ M.P.A., 1963, Princeton; J.D., 1970, Associate Professor of Law Education: B.A., 1972, Vanderbilt & vocacy faculty, 1978-85, 1987-90; In­ Stanford. University; J.D., 1976, University of Experience: Gentry, Tipton. Kizer Lit­ Education: B.A., 1969. M.A., 1970. Bay­ structor, National Institute for Trial Chicago. tle, P.C., Knoxville. lor University; J.D., 1973, Vanderbilt Experience: Peace Corps, Washington, Advocacy and other continuing educa­ University. D.C.; New York Anti-Poverty Agency; Experience: Assistant Attorney General. ROBERT MURRIAN tion programs; Author of column in Office of Economic Opportunity, Senior Assistant Attorney General, State Ready for the Pla intiff: Member, Ameri­ Experience: Private Practice; Project Associate Professor of Law Washington, D.C.; Law Clerk, Judge of Tennessee; Assistant District Attorney, can Board of Trial Advocates and the So­ Director, Jefferson County Legal Aid, Education: B.S., 1967, United States Robert A. Ainsworth, Jr., United States Sixth Judicial District; Board of Directors ciety for Law and Medicine; Master of 1974-77; Staff Director, Legal Aid Soci­ Naval Academy; J.D., 1974, University Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit; Da­ (Past President). Association of Govern­ the Bench, American Inns of Court. ety of Metropolitan Denver. 1977-78; of Tennessee. vis, Todd, Riese & Jones. Seattle, ment Attorneys in Capital Litigation. Managing and Senior Attorney, Rural Le Washington; Assistant Professor of Law, THOMAS S. SCOTT, JR. gal Services of Tennessee, Experience: Law Clerk. Judge Robert L. University of Tennessee, 1974-77; As­ JANICE K. KELL Professor of Law 1978-present. Taylor, United States District Court. Assistant Professor of Law sociate Professor, 1977-87; Visiting As­ Eastern District of Tennessee; Butler, Education: B.A .. 1961. Maryville Col­ sociate Professor of Law, Cornell & MARY M. FARMER Education· B S, 1969. University of Vines. Babb Threadgill, Knoxville: lege; J.D., 1967. University of Ten· University, 1978-79; Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law Wyoming; M.S., 1981. J.D. . 1986, United States Magistrate. Eastern District nessee. since 1987. University of Tennessee. of Tennessee. Education: B.S., 1972. Indiana State Experience: Arnett, Draper & Hagood, Achievements/Publications: Hearing University; J.D., 1980, University of Ten­ Expenence: Harwell, Baumgartner & Wil­ BARBARA M. NORWOOD Knoxville; College of Trial Advocacy Officer, Tenn. Valley Authority: Articles nessee. lis. Knoxville; Trial Attorney. United Assistant Professor of Law faculty, 1978-85. 1987-90; Founding on TVA in Tenn. L. Rev.; Other publica­ & States Attorney's Office; Judicial Clerk, member and President-elect, Tennessee tions on antitrust law in Ind. L. Rev., Experience: Foglesong, Cruze Duna­ Education: B.A., 1975, University of & Tennessee Criminal Court of Appeals. Chapter, American Board of Trial Advo­ Wash. L. Rev. Antitrust L.J.; way, Knoxville; Lewis, King, Krieg Wal­ North Carolina; M.A., 1977, J.D , 1983, and Harold cates; Lecturer on trial practice subjects drop. Knoxville. University of Tennessee. C. Warner Outstanding Teacher Award. JAMES R. LaFEVOR at various continuing education pro­ 1984; Harry W. Laughlin Faculty Serv­ Professor of Law grams; Member, Federation of Insur­ MARK JENDREK Experience: Heiskell. Donelson, Bear­ ice Award, 1987; Student Bar Associa­ & ance and Corporate Counsel; President, Assistant Professor of Law Education: B.A., 1968. Middle Tennes­ man, Adams. Williams Kirsch, Knox­ tion's Outstanding Faculty Member & Knoxville Bar Association, 1990; Coun­ see State University; J.D .. 197 4, Univer­ ville; Hunton Williams. Knoxville; Vice Award, 1987. Education: B.A.. 1975. Carson-Newman sellor. American Inns of Court. sity of Tennessee. President -General Counsel, First Ameri­ College; J.D .. 1986, University of Ten­ can National Bank. nessee. Experience: Director of Litigation, Knox­ ville Legal Aid Society; Rowland & Experience: Miles & Stockbridge. Rowland. Knoxville. Easton. MD; Gentry, Tipton. Kizer & Lit­ tle, P.C., Knoxville.

16 SARAH Y. SHEPPEARD JOHN A. WALKER Associate Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law

Education: B.A., 1976, J.D., 1979, Education: A.B., Duke; J.D .. 1966. University of Tennessee. Columbia University.

Experience: Lockridge & Becker, Experience: Walker & Walker, P.C.; 1980·85; Allen, Taylor, Sheppeard & Numerous articleson debtor-creditor law Parris, 1986·88; Susana & Sheppeard. in Tenn. L. Rev. and Vanderbilt L. Rev.; 1988-present, Knoxville; Faculty mem­ Associate Member, National Bankruptcy ber, Tennessee Bar Association 's Annu­ Conference. 1971-80; Faculty, Tennes­ al Review Seminar; Member, American see Bar Association 's Annual Review Inns of Court; Co-author, TennesseeLaw Seminar. of Evidence, 2d Ed. (with N. Cohen and D. Paine). Emeriti Faculty FREDRICH H. THOMFORDE, JR. Professor of Law A. Macdonald Gray, A.B., J.D. Education: B.A .. 1963, J.D., 1966. Val­ Professor of Law paraiso University; J.S.D., 1977, Colum­ Jack D. Jones, J.D. bia University. Associate Professor of Law

Experience: Attorney, U.S. Securities Forrest W. Lacey, A.B., LL.B., LL.M., and Exchange Commission; Assistant S.J.D. Professor of Law, Valparaiso University; Alumni Distinguished Service Professor Ford Urban Law Fellow, Columbia of Law University; Associate Professor of Law, Charles H. Miller, A.B., J.D. 1972·74, Associate Dean, 1973-74, Professor of Law Professor of Law, 1975-86, Lindsay Elvin E. Overton, Ph.B., J.D., S.J.D. Young Professor of Law, 1980-86, Alumni Distinguished Service Professor University of Tennessee; Visiting Profes­ of Law and Secretary of the College of sor of Law, Southern Illinois University, Law 1974-75; Stone & Hinds, Knoxville; Thomforde & Giordano, Knoxville; Arti· Toxey H. Sewell, B.S., J.D., LL.M. cles on administrative law and securities Professor of Law regulation in Mich. L. Rev., N. Y. U. L. Rev., Tenn. L. Rev. , Osgoode Hall L. Rev. , and Journal of Legal Education; Chosen Outstanding Teacher in 1974, 1976, 1977, and 1978.

JOSEPH M. TIPTON Professor of Law

Education: B.S., 1969. J.D., 1971, University of Tennessee.

Experience: Tipton, Eshbaugh, Simpson & Varner, Knoxville; Lockridge & Becker, Knoxville; College of Trial Advocacy Faculty, 1982-85, 1987.

17 ' 4 � 0 U) U) :s u BARRY L. ABBOTT BARBARA F. ARRANTS JENNIFER LYNN ASHLEY ALAN WAYNE BAGLEY LANCE A. BAKER Chickamauga, Georgia Nolensville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Church Hill, Tennessee Parsons, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Knoxville American Inn of Court; Na­ Research Assistant for Professor Gary Student Bar Association; Phi Alpha Who's Who in American Law Students; Te nnessee Law Review, assistant editor; tional Association of Criminal Defense Anderson in Criminal Law. Delta; American Bar Association/Law Association ol Trial Lawyers ol America, American Jurisprudence Award for Ap­ Lawyers {NACDL); Tennessee Associa­ pellate Advocacy; Finalist, Hunton & Wil­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Psy­ Student Division. Law Student Division; Student Advisor; tion of Criminal Defense Lawyers American Bar Associ ation/Law Student liams' First Year Writing Award; Student chology, University of the South, Scholastic Background: B.A., cum (TACDL); Jenkins Competition, 1990; Division; Student Bar Association; in­ Bar Association; Dean's Advisory Coun­ Sewanee, Tennessee, 1985; Order of laude. in German, Wake Forest Univer· Who's who Among American Law Stu­ tramural sports; Phi Alpha Delta; Hood­ cil; intramural athletics. Gownsmen, academic honor society. sity, 1983; Wake Forest Student Govern­ dents; Moot Court Board, 1990-91; Stu­ ing Marshall ment, legislator; Delta Phi Alpha, Scholastic Background: B.A. in His­ dent Bar Association; American Bar Work Experience: Runner, Boult, Cum­ German honor society; Wake Forest in Scholastic Background: B.S. in Crimi· tory, Rhodes College, 1988; O.D.K. and Association/Law Student Division, mings, Conners & Berry, Nashville, Ten­ Venice, Italy Program. nal Justice, East Tennessee State R.O.T.C. scholarships; Honor Council, WESTLAW and LEXIS training. nessee, 1987-1988; Training University, 1987; Dean's List; National representative; Resident Advisor; Stu­ Administrator/Personnel, Cain Sloan Work Experience: Membership Serv­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in En­ Dean's List; Alpha Phi Sigma, honor so­ dent Government Association, budget Department Stores, Nashville, ices/Production, WSJK-TV, Knoxville, glish/B.S. in Psychology, University of ciety; Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity; Distin· team; Sigma Nu, pledge marshall; 1985-1987; Research Assistant, Ph.d 1984·1988; Clerk, Draper Books, Knox­ Tennessee at Chattanooga, 1988; U.S. guished Greeks of America; Outstanding N.C.A.A. Division Ill Football; U.S. Army Research Project, Texas Research Insti­ ville, 1983·84. Army Scholarship; D. Ashley Jewell Reserve Officer's Training Corp., com­ tute of Mental Sciences; soccer and College Students of America; Student Foundation Scholarship; Who's Who in Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible missioned as 2nd Lt., May 1988; Out­ swimming coach. Government, senator and justice; Out­ American Colleges & Universities; Location Preferred: Flexible standing Young Men of America. standing Young Men of America, 1988. Golden Key Honor Society; Alpha Legal Practice Emphasis: Labor, Work Experience: Law Clerk, The Law Work Experience: Law Clerk, Hanover, Lambda, honor society; Psi Chi, honor securities & banking, litigation Offices of Michael Faulk, Church Hill, Walsh, Jalenak & Blair, Memphis, Sum­ society; U.S. Army Reserves Second Location Preferred: Middle Tennes­ Tennessee, 1989-present; Sales Clerk, mer 1990; Law Clerk, Rainwater, Hum­ Lieutenant; Sigma Chi Fraternity. see : Nashville, Franklin, Murfreesboro White's Men's Wear, Kingsport, ble & Vowell, Knoxville, Summer 1989; Work Experience: Law Clerk, Holland 1986·88; Intern, District Attorney's Office, Librarian/Runner, Laughlin, Halle, Gib­ & Holland, Knoxville, January Sullivan County, 1987; Manager, son & McBride, Memphis, Summer 1989-present; Summer Associate, Weill McDonald's Corp., Kingsport, 1984-86. 1988; Resident Advisor, Rhodes Col­ & Weill, Chattanooga, 1990; Runner, Mil­ lege, Memphis, 1985-87; Ranch Hand, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible ligan, Harris, Barry & Hensley, Chat­ T.W. Services. Yellowstone National tanooga, 1986-88; various other Location Preferred: Flexible Park, Gardener, Montana, Summer part-time jobs including: Red Food Store, 1986; Telemarketing Sales Representa· deli clerk; SherwinWilliams, commercial tive, Data Communications Corporation, paint sales; Gilman Company, commer­ Memphis, 1985; Assembly Line Laborer, cial paint sales; and temporary construc­ Kolpak Manufacturing Co., Parsons, tion jobs. Tennessee, Summers 1983-84.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Tennessee Location Preferred: Flexible

19 ROOD W. BARCKHOFF MALIAKA L BASS HOWARD LEO BEALE, II SCARLETT A. BEATY JAMES H. BEMILLER Knoxville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Albany, Kentucky Mansfield, Ohio

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List; Student Bar Association; Patricia Roberts Harris Fellow; University Student Bar Association, treasurer; Dean's List; Student Bar Association; Student Bar Association; Sports Lawyers National Association of Criminal Defense of London and the University of Exeter Dean's Advisory Council, first-year Law Women; Tennessee Association of Association, Inc.; intramural athletics. Lawyers; John Green Scholarship; Ten· with Special Clerkship, Messrs. Stephens representative; Academic Review Public Interest Law; Tennessee High Scholastic Background: & M.S. in Phys­ nessee Association of Criminal Defense Scown, Solicitors, Exeter, England, Board; Academic Standards and Curric­ School Mock Trial Competition, law stu­ ical Education, emphasis in Sports Lawyers; intramural sports. Summer 1989; Black Law Students As­ ulum Committee; Student Government dent advisor; Constitutional Law Moot Management, University of Tennessee, sociation, president (1989-90), first-year Association, law school representative; Court Team; William B. Spong, Jr. Invita­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Eco· 1988; B.S. in Education, Miami Univer­ representative (1988-89); Alpha Kappa· Ray H. Jenkins Trial Competition; Ten­ tional Constitutional Law Moot Court nomics, Allegheny College, Meadville, sity, 1985; NCAA Volunteers for Youth, Alpha Sorority, Inc. nessee High School Mock Trial Compe­ Competition, quarterfinalist; Moot Court Pennsylvania, June 1987; Alden Scho­ co-director. Scholastic Background: cum tition, law student advisor; U.T. Lacrosse Board, vice-chairperson; American lar; departmental honors in Economics. B.A., Work Experience: Legal Committee laude, Team, defensive captain. Jurisprudence Award for Constitutional in English, Spelman College, At­ Assistant, Tennessee Sports Festival, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Ritchie, Law Moot Court; Knoxville American Inn lanta, Georgia, 1988; Sigma Tau Delta Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ Fels and Dillard. Knoxville. April of Court; Law Student Advisor; in­ 1991; Tennessee State Development International Literary Honor Society; cal Science, Rhodes College, 1988; Col­ 1989-present. tramural athletics. Coordinator for the Pole Vault, The Ath­ Honors Program; Honor Roll; National legiate National Mock Trial Tournament letics Congress, 1989-present; Assistant Legal Practice Emphasis: Criminal Scholastic Background: Merit Scholar; Delta Sigma Theta Soror­ at Drake University, captain 1987 and B.S. in Politi­ Track Coach, University of Tennessee, and corporate law ity, Inc.; Academic Scholarship; Student 1988; Constitutional Law Moot Court cal Science, minor in History, Tennessee 1987-present; Assistant Coach, TAC Location Preferred: Flexible Government Association, treasurer; New Team, 1987; Sigma Nu Fraternity, treas­ Technological University, Cookeville, Southeast Regional Decathlon Clinic, Student Orientation Leader; Southern urer and executive council; Rhodes 1987; Associated Student Body, senator; 1986-87; Assistant Football/Track Christian Leadership Conference; Alpha Lacrosse Team, captain. University Curriculum Committee; Inter­ Coach, Malabar High School, Mansfield, national Relations Organization; Senate Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Work Experience: Summer Associate, Ohio 1986. Arts and Sciences Committee, chairper­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Knoxville Spears, Moore, Rebman and Williams, Legal Practice Emphasis: son; Dean's List; TTU Weight-Lifting Flextble Legal Aid Society, Summer 1990; Grad­ Chattanooga, 1990; Research Assistant, Club; intramural athletics. Location Preferred: Flexible uate Advisor, Black Cultural Program­ Professor James E. Thompson, 1989-90; ming Committee, 1989-1990; Sales Law Clerk, O'Neill, Parker and William­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Lock­ Person, Dillard's Department Store. son. Knoxville. March 1989-March 1990; ridge & Becker. P C . Knoxville. May Nashville, Summer 1988; Surveyor, At­ Intern, Shelby County Public Defender's 1989-present; Inspector, Aquatech, Inc , lanta Journal-Constitution, Special OHice Capital Defense Team, 1987-88; Cookeville, 1988; Car Salesperson, Sex­ Projects Department, 1988; Sales Per­ Employee Coordinator, The Beale Com­ ton Ford-Mercury, Sparta, Tennessee, son, Handmacher's Clothing Outlet, pany, Inc., 1987-88. 1987; professional pianist and organist, · 1980-87. Nashville, Summer 1987. Legal Practice Emphasis: Medical Legal Practice Emphasis: Environ­ malpractice defense. litigation Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation, general practice. mental, family; health care and policy, Location Preferred: Tennessee and international law Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

20 DANIEL P. BEREXA CYNTHIA A. BIBB W. THOMAS BIBLE MICHAEL GANN BILLINGS ROBERT J. BOWMAN Knoxville. Tennessee Wichita Falls, Texas Chattanooga, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Vincentown, New Jersey Knoxville, Tennessee Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Ac tivities: Dean's List; Tennessee Law Review; Dean's List; Student Materials Editor, Moot Court Board; Student Bar As· Student Bar Association. Law School Honors and Activities: American Jurisprudence Award for Evi· Te nnessee Law Review; American sociation. Dean's Advisory Council; William H. Scholastic Background: B.B.A., dence; Knoxville American Inn of Court; Jurisprudence Award in Legal Process Wicker Law Scholarship; Charles A. & Scholastic Background: M.Ed. Univer· magna cum laude, in Finance. Missis· · Student Bar Association; intramural ath· (Research and Writing); Tennessee High Myrtle Warner Memorial Scholarship; sity of Tennessee, Chattanooga, 1988; sippi State University, 1988; Phi Kappa letics. School Mock Trial Competition, law stu· Police Ride·Aiong Program; LEXIS and Burkett Miller Graduate Scholarship; B.S. Phi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Blue Key, dent advisor; Student Bar Association. WESTLAW training. Scholastic Background: B.A. in Crimi· in Business Administration, Appalachian Mississi ppi State University Hall of Fame; nal Justice, University of Florida. 1987; Scholastic Background: B.A., cum State University, Boone. NC, 1982. Mississippi young Banker's Scholar; Phi Scholastic Background: B.A., with Reserve Officers Training Corps; Scab· laude, in Political Science, with depart· Gamma Delta, social fraternity. honors. in Prelaw, minor in Business Ad· Work Experience: Summer Associate, bard & Blade, military honor soc iety; Dis· mental honors, Tulane University, New ministration, Cedarville College, Cedar· Stophel & Stophel. Chattanooga, 1990; Work Experience: Law Clerk. Martin· tinguished Military Student. Orleans, Louisiana. 1988; Mortar Board, ville, Ohio, 1988; CEDARS (College , Law Clerk, Lowrance & Monypeny, Marietta. Oak Ridge National Labora· honor socie ty; Alpha Lambda Delta, Newspaper), assignment editor; Educa· Work Experience: Summer Associate, Memphis, Summer 1989. tory, April 1990-present; Law Clerk, honor society; Newcomb College tional Policies Committee, student 1990, Cornelius & Collins, Nashville; Lockridge & Becker, Knoxville, 1989; Senate; Kappa Alpha Theta, president; Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible representative; Academic Advisory Summer Associate, 1989, and Runner, Accounting Clerk, Baker, Worthington, Academic All-American (tennis). Board, representative; Campus Activities 1988.Baker, Worthington, Crossley, Location Preferred: Chattanooga, but Crossley, Stansberry & Woolf, Knoxville, Board, committee chairman; Who's Who Stansberry & Woolf, Knoxville; Second Work Experience: Summer Associate, flexible Summer 1988; Ernst & Whinney, Mem· in American Colleges and Universities. Lieutenant. U.S. Army Reserve. Military Kullman, Inman. Bee. Downing & Banta, phis, Tennessee, 1986·87. 1987·88; Dean's Honor List; Alumni Police Corps, 1987-present; U.S. Army New Orleans, Louisiana, 1990; Summer Legal Practice Emphasis: Corporate Scholarship Award. Associate, McNair Law Firm, P.A., Reserve, Enlisted Military Police Officer, law 1985·87. Columbia, SC, 1990; Law Clerk, McKay Work Experience: Law Clerk, Univer· & Taylor, P.A., Hilton Head Island, SC, Location Preferred: Southeast sity of Tennessee. Knoxville, Office of the Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation Summer 1989; News Intern, KFDX/N BC, General Counsel, May 1989-present; Location Preferred: Tennessee Wichita Falls. Summer 1988; News In· Law Clerk/ Runner, Jenkins and Jenkins, tern WPSU/NBC, New Orleans, Loui· . Knoxville, Summer 1988; Receiving siana, Fall 1988; Tennis Instructor, I Manager, Lincoln Graphics, Cherry Hill, Summers 1983-87. New Jersey, 1983·85.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible. Legal Practice Emphasis: Administra· with interest in litigation. live, corporate, "in-house" university counsel. Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Southeast, Mid· Atlanic region

21 CONSTANCE M. BRODISH JAMES T. BROOKS, Ill ROGER DEAN BROOKS KELLY C. BRYSON JONATHAN R. BUNN Knoxville, Tennessee Murfreesboro, Tennessee Sparta. North Carolina Franklin, Tennessee Bluff City, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: December 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Research Assistant to Professor Peter Jenkins Trial Competition. semi-finalist; Dean's List, Student Bar Association. Student Bar Association; TAPIL Summer Jenkins MootCourt Competition; Ameri­ Moot Court Board; Student Bar Associ· Scholarship, 1990; U.T. Law Women. can Jurisprudence Award in Jurispru­ Morgan; Student Bar Association. Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, ation; Police Ride-Along Program; Ten­ president; Women's Coordinating Coun­ dence; Student Bar Association: Moot Scholastic Background: B.A., highest in Mechanical Engineering, North Caro­ nessee High School Mock Trial cil; Tennessee Association of Public In­ Court Board; Merit Scholarship (Univer­ honors, in Political Science, honors pro­ lina State University, 1983; Pi Tau Sigma Competition, law student advisor. terest Law, co-founder; East Tennessee sity of Puget Sound). gram. The University of Tennessee, and Tau Beta Pi, engineering honor so· Lawyer's Association for Women; Pro· 1988; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Kappa Phi; Scholastic Background: B.A., honors, cieties; registered professional engineer Scholastic Background: B. B.A., Choice Coalition of East Tennessee. Golden Key National Honor Society; in English Literature and minor in in North Carolina and Tennessee. summa cum laude, in Business. East 0. & Philosophy, Warren Wilson College, Scholastic Background: B.A. in Eng­ Tennessee State University, Johnson James Minnie Elliott Political Work Experience: Systems Reliability 1988; Warren Wilson College Outing lish Literature, University of Tennessee. City; Beta Gamma Sigma: Phi Kappa Science Scholarship Award, 1987-88; Pi Engineer. Tenera, L.P. Knoxville. Club. 1986. Phi; Alpha Lambda Delta; Dean's List, Sigma Alpha. national political science 1987-present; Systems Reliability En­ 1984-88; Outstanding Marketing/Man­ honor society. Work Experience: Law Clerk. Hyler gineer. Duke Power Company, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Public agement Student; National Dean's List; Work Experience: Law Clerk. Attorney and Lopez, Asheville, NC, Summer Charlotte, North Carolina. 1983-87. Defender's Office, Juvenile and Adu� Di­ Outstanding College Students of Thomas A. Monceret, Knoxville, May 1990; Law Clerk, Hodges. Doughty and Legal Practice Emphasis: visions, Nashville, Summer 1990; General. en­ America. Carson. Knoxville, 1989-90; Law Clerk, Juvenile Counselor. Katie Miller Group 1990-present; Freelance Graphic Artist, vironmental, construction law 1979-84; Assistant Furniture Procurer, Murfreesboro Legal Services, Summer Home, 1986-88; Assistant Manager. Work Experience: Legislative Intern­ Location Preferred: & The University of Texas, Austin, Texas. 1989; Warren Wilson College Farm Crew Southeast Penrose Farm. Knoxville, 1982·85; ship; Tennessee Legislature. private in­ Southern Atlantic regions 1970-72; Draftsperson. Ohio Fuel Gas Worker and Student Supervisor, Manager, Sheikh Arabian Farm. Bir­ tern, Spring 1987: Pre-load Supervisor. Co., Columbus. Ohio. 1968-70. 1984-88; Bartender, Chalet Lodge, Lit· mingham, Alabama. 1979-82. United Parcel Service. Bristol, VA; Ser­ tie Switzerland. North Carolina, Summer geant. Finance Specialist. United States Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1988. Army, 82nd Airborne Division. Ft. Bragg, Location Preferred: Location Preferred: Flexible Flexible NC, January 1980-84. Legal Practice Emphasis: Criminal law, litigation Legal Practice Emphasis: Business. corporations. admiralty, aviation law, and Location Preferred: Asheville. North oil and gas law Carolina Location Preferred: Southeast Coastal Region

22 PAMELA J. BYRD JEFFREY A. CALK CHRISTOPHER LEE CANTRELL DAIL R. CANTRELL CHARLES ALPHONSO CARPENTER Chapel Hill, North Carolina Nashville, Tennessee Smithville, Tennessee Clinton, Tennessee Ypsilanti. Michigan

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; Dean's List; Phi Dean's List; Articles Editor, Tennessee Knoxville Auxiliary to the Tennessee Bar Moot Court Board; Ray H. Jenkins Trial Dean's Advisory Council, first-year Alpha Delta; Vinson & Elkins Scholar­ Law Review, Student Bar Association; in­ Association Scholarship. Competition; Tennessee High School representative; Earl Warren Scholar; Stu­ tramural athletics. Mock Trial Competition, law student ad­ dent Bar Association; Moot Court Board; ship; Student Materials Editor, Te nnes­ Scholastic Background: B.S., cum see Law Review; American visor; Knoxville American Inn of Court; Black Law Students Association; Aca­ Scholastic Background: B.S., magna laude, in Political Science, minor in Jurisprudence Award in Criminal Law. intramural athletics. demic Standards and Curriculum Com­ cum laude, in History, Belmont College, Speech Communication, David Lip­ mittee; Jenkins Trial Competition, Scholastic Background: Lawyer's As­ Nashville, Tennessee, 1985; Alpha Chi. scomb College, Nashville. 1988; Alpha Scholastic Background: B.A., honors, quarter-finalist; Student Advisor; in­ sistant Program of National Center for honor society; Kenneth B. Sidwell Chi, honor society; Tau Phi, socal frater­ in Political Science and English, Univer­ tramural softball; intramural basketball Paralegal Training, Atlanta, 1982; B.S., Award, best all-around student. nity, president; Phi Alpha Delta, prelaw sity of Tennessee at Knoxville, 1988. coach. honors, in Administration of Criminal fraternity; College Republicans; intern for Publications: "Elegy to My Love", Heart­ Work Experience: Summer Associate, Justice and Psychology, University of congressional candidate Terry Holcomb; beats. 1989; "Weather Lore or Ghost Scholastic Background: B.A. in Po­ Phillips, Hinchey & Reid, Atlanta, 1990; North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1981; intramural sports: basketball, football Stories," Analytical Collection ofFolklore litical Science, Morehouse College, At­ Summer Associate, Bass, Berry & Sims, Dean 's List; Turrentine Scholarship; and softball. of Appalachia, University of Tennessee lanta. Georgia, 1986; Forensics Team, Nashville, 1990; Summer Associate, First Savings and Loan of Mebane Press, 1987. captain; Maroon Tig er. assistant editor; Heiskell, Donelson, Bearman, Adams, Work Experience: Owner, Club Shirts Scholarship. Student Government Association; Young Williams & Kirsch, Nashville. 1989; Area Unlimited, Nashville, 1987-88; Funds Work Experience: Law Clerk, Holland Democrats; Academic Honor Roll; Work Experience: Law Clerk, Hunton Sales Manager, General Electric Com­ Processor, Anytime Teller Division, First & Holland, 1990-present; Law Clerk, Who's Who Among Students in Ameri­ & Williams, Fairfax. VA, Summer 1990; pany, New York Region. Fort Lee, New American National Bank, Nashville, Hodges, Doughty & Carson, Knoxville, can Universities and Colleges; Outstand­ Law Clerk, Bass. Berry & Sims, Nash­ Jersey, 1987-88; Sales Trainee/Order 1987; Salesperson, Gentlemen's Wear­ 1989-90; Executive Director, Youth Ex­ ing Young Men of America; Young ville, Summer 1989 and 1990; Paralegal, Service Representative, General Electric house. Murfreesboro, 1987. plosion Tour, WRJZ 62, 1990-present; Community Leaders of America. Salesperson/Assistant Manager, Radio Dennis. Corry, Porter & Thornton, At­ Company, Atlanta. Georgia. 1986-87. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible lanta. 1983-88; Paralegal, Fisher & Phil­ Shack, 1984-present; Director of Cam­ Work Experience: Collin County District Legal Practice Emphasis: Corporate, lips, Atlanta, 1983; Paralegal, Kadish. Location Preferred: Flexible pus Life. Anderson County, 1984- Attorney 's Office, McKinney, Texas, commercial or litigation Davis & Brotman. Atlanta, 1982-83 present; English Teacher and Girl's Summer 1990; Student Attorney, Office Location Preferred: Tennessee or Volleyball Coach, Anderson County of Student Conduct, Summer 1989- Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation Southeast High School, 1987-88; Job Recruiter, present; Assistant Manager, Purchase Location Preferred: Southeast Dunhill Placement Service, 1984-85; Offi· Camera Shops, Inc., Ann Arbor, Michi­ cia!, Ladies Athletic Department, Univer­ gan; Employment Counselor, Washte­ sity of Tennessee. 1983-85. naw, Ann Arbor, Livingston, Training & Employment Center, Ypsilanti, Michigan; Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation Sales Manager, Rich's Department Location Preferred : East Tennessee Stores, Atlanta; Assistant Debate Coach, Morehouse College, Atlanta.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

23 MICHAEL E. CASTERLINE SUSAN L. CHRISTENBERRY HOWELL DEAN CLEMENTS WILLIAM H. COFFEY DANA ANN COLLIER Lansing, Michigan Knoxville, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee Murphy, North Carolina Wise. Virginia

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: American Bar Association/ Law Student John W. Green Scholarship; American Student Bar Association; WESTLAW Research Assistant to Professor Glenn Student Bar Association. Division; Tennessee High School Mock Jurisprudence Award in Contracts I; Ex­ training. Reynolds; WESTLAW and LEXIS train­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi­ ecutive Research Editor, Tennessee Law ing; Student Bar Association. Trial Competition. law student advisor, Scholastic Background: B.A.. high ness Administration. concentration in Ac­ LEXIS and WESTLAW training. Review; Dean's List. honors, in English, Tulane University and Scholastic Background: M.A., summa counting and Financial Management, Scholastic Background: B.A. in Eng· Scholastic Background: B.S.. summa University of Tennessee. 1988; Kappa cum laude, in Political Science, Univer­ University of Virginia Clinch Valley Col­ fish, Michigan State University, 1987; cum laude, in Biochemistry, University of Sigma. social fraternity. sity of Georgia. Athens. 1987; Phi Kappa lege at Wise. 1988; Dean's List; Kline Dean's List; Michiga.n House of Tennessee, 1988; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Phi, national honor society; The Nexus Foundation Scholarship; Phi Upsilon Work Experience: Summer Associate. Representatives, Legislative Intern. Kappa Phi; Valedictorian Scholarship; of Belief and Policy: Henry Kissinger's Omega; Who's Who in American Univer­ Grant, Konvalinka, and Grubbs, Chat­ Spring Semester. 1982. Alumni Upperclass Scholarship; Phi Eta Operational Code and the Doctrine of sities and Colleges. tanooga, 1989; Clerk, Riengold, Cle­ Sigma, freshman honor society; Rens­ Linkage, master's thesis; B.A. in Political Work Experience: Law Clerk, Brasfield ments and Schulman. Chattanooga, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Butler. salaer Medal for Mathematics and Science. University of North Carolina. & Parker, Knoxville. May 1989-present; 1984-88; Knoxville Help Line. 1986; Vines. Babb and Threadgill, Knoxville, Science from the Renssalaer Polytech­ Chapel Hill, 1982. Pantry Chef. Jim's Tiffany Place, Lans­ McCallie Day Camp Counselor, Chat­ May 1989-present; Accounting Clerk, nic Institute; Academic Award of Excel­ ing, Michigan, 1983-85; Kitchen Man­ tanooga, 1983. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Federal Kennedy's Piggly Wiggly, Inc., Coeburn, lence from the Women's Society of Virginia, 1986-88; Accounting Clerk, ager. Chippewa Hotel, Mackinac Island, Legal Practice Emphasis: Deposit Insurance Corporation, Knox­ Engineers, Knoxville. Flexible Michigan. 1980-85. ville, May 1990-present; Law Clerk, George T. Morton, CPA, Norton, Vir­ Location Preferred: Work Experience: Summer Associate. Flexible Janet L. May1ield, Attorney at Law, ginia, 1984-88; Legal Receptionist, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Finnegan, Henderson. Farabow, Garrett Knoxville. 1989; Social Studies Teacher, Daniel Kilgore. Attorney at Law, Wise. Location Preferred: Flexible and Dunner, Washington. DC, 1990; Murphy High School. 1988; Staff 1986. Research Assistant for Professor Joseph Writer/Reporter, Blue Ridge Observer Legal Practice Emphasis: Tax and Cook, Spring Semester 1990; Law Clerk, Newspaper, Georgia, 1987; Graduate bankruptcy Luedeka, Hodges and Neely, 1989- Research Assistant. UGA Political Location Preferred: Flexible present; Laboratory Assistant. Dr. Gary Science Department, 1986-87; Stacey, University of Tennessee, 1987; Manager, Sky City Stores. Inc.

Laboratory Assistant. Dr. Frederic Fair­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Corporate field, University of Tennessee, 1985. and commercial law, banking, real estate Legal Practice Emphasis: Patent law Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Flexible

24 JAMES C. CONE JOHN F. CONLEY MARY DAGLEY COPELAND JAMES MORRIS CORNELIUS, JR. RICHARD A. COUNTS Franklin, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Harrogate, Tennessee Portland, Tennessee Abingdon, Virginia

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991

Law School Honors and Activities: In­ Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: tramural basketball; University of Ten­ Student Bar Association; Research As­ Dean's List; Manier, Herod. Hollabaugh Te nnessee Law Review, Judge John W. Phi Detta Phi; Moot Court Board; Jenkins nessee Crew; Student Bar Association; sistant to Professor Gary Anderson, & Smith Scholarship; Law Women. Green Scholarship; American Jurispru­ Trial Competition; Student Bar Associa­ WESTLAW training. Summer 1989; intramural athletics. dence Awards in Appellate Advocacy tion; Christian Legal Society; intramural Scholastic Background: B.A., magna and Property; Dean's List; Student Bar athletics. Scholastic Background: B.A., cum Scholastic Background: B.A., honors, cum laude, in Humanities, Lincoln Association; Academic Review Board; laude, in Political Science and Interna­ in Psychology, University of Tennessee Memorial University, Harrogate, Tennes­ Scholastic Background: B.A., summa Police Ride-Along Program; American tional Relations, The University of the at Knoxville, 1987. see, 1984; Mu Nu Chapter, Phi Alpha cum laude, in History/Political Science, Bar Association; Phi Alpha Delta; in­ South, 1988; Key Fauser. Orgil Scholar­ Theta, international history honor socie­ King College, Bristol, Tennessee, 1988; Work Experience: Law Clerk, Susana tramural athletics. ship in Political Science; Lancaster & ty, president and treasurer; Alpha Chi, Philothesmian Society, president; Drama Sheppeard, Knoxville, Summer 1989; Scholastic Background: magna Scholarship; selected for year's study at national honor society, secretary; Who's B.S., Club; School Newspaper Staff; Who's Computer Operator, Fort Sanders cum laude, Hertford College, Oxford, England; Who Among Students in American Col­ in Political Science, Tennes­ Who in American Colleges & Univer­ Regional Medical Center, 1986-89; In­ nominated for Truman Scholarship; Stu­ leges and Universities; Colonial Daugh­ see Tecnological University, Cookeville. sities. ternship, Assistant to the Director of Spe­ dent Assembly, financial committee; var­ ters of the 17th Century Scholarship 1988; GTE-CoSIDA Academic All­ cial Education of Maryville City School Work Experience: Law Clerk, Gillespie, sity soccer, captain; rowing and soccer Award in History; Sigma Sigma Sigma, American, 1988 (golf); All Ohio Valley System, 1986-87. Hart, Altizer and Whitesell, Tazewell, VA. in Oxford; Oxford Union; Omicron Delta Conference, golf, 1988; Dean's List; Phi national social sorority, chapter advisor. 1990; Clerk's Assistant, Washington Kappa. Legal Practice Emphasis: Torts and Kappa Phi, honor society; Alpha Mu Work Experience: Research Assistant. County Circuit Court. Abingdon, VA. criminal law Gamma, honor society; OVC Scholar Work Experience: 1989; various summer jobs to help Law Clerk, Daniel Professor Frances Ansley, September Athlete; OVC Medal of Honor; OVC Location Preferred: Southeast & finance education, including: delivery, and Oberman, Knoxville, Tennessee. 1989-present; Law Clerk, Stanifer Commissioner's Honor Roll; Sigma Al­ Domino's Pizza, Bristol, Summer 1988; 1989; Runner and Law Clerk, Parker Stanifer, Tazewell, TN June pha Epsilon Fraternity; Besser-Lindsey school census taker for Washington Mink and Jones. Nashville, Summer 1989-present; Secretary to Vice Presi­ National Award; int!a�IJral ath�ics. 1988; Research Assistant for James dent for Development and Office County School Board, Summer 1987; Work Experience: Summer Associate, Sherr, Oxford, England, 1986-87. Manager, Lincoln Memorial University, city directory taker, R.L. Polk and Com­ Arnett, Draper & Hagood, Knoxville, Legal Practice Emphasis: Harrogate, 1985-88; Circulation pany, Abingdon, Summer 1987. Flexible 1990; Temporary Deputy Clerk. Circuit Manager, "The Lincoln Herald," Lincoln Legal Practice Emphasis: Location Preferred: Court of Davidson County, Nashville, Flexible Flexible Memorial University Press, Lincoln Tennessee, Summer 1989; Assistant Location Preferred: Museum, Harrogate, 1986-87; Secre­ Southeast Course Manager, Dogwood Hills Coun­ tary, Division of Nursing, Lincoln try Club, Portland, Tennessee, part-time Memorial University, Harrogate, 1984-1986; Clerk, Portland Prescription 1980-85. Shop, Portland, TN, part-time 1982-86. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: East Tennessee Location Preferred: South and Southeast

25 CHRISTOPHER D. CRAVENS ANTHONY NEAL CREASY TONY R. DALTON WILLIAM C. DAVIS MICHAEL D. DILLON Hendersonville. Tennessee Nashville. Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee Cookeville, Tennessee Smyrna, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; intramural ath­ Tennessee Law Review. student materi­ Student Bar Association; Dean's List; Dean's Advisory Council; Student Bar Dean's List; Tennessee Law Review; Vin­ letics. als editor; Publication: Note. Federal John W. Green Scholar; Chancellor's Ci­ Association; intramural athletics. son & Elkins Law Review Writing Award; Income Taxation -Charitable Contribu­ tation; American Jurisprudence Awards; Recent Development. Crimi­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Politi­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Phar­ Publication: tions - Availability of Section 170 Deduc­ Constitutional Law Moot Court Team. nal Forfeiture - Comprehensive Forfeiture cal Science, Middle Tennessee State macy, Samford University School of tions for Payments made to the Church Act of 1984 - Forfeiture of Attorney Fees. University, 1988; Dean's List; Pi Sigma Scholastic Background: B.A., summa Pharmacy, Birmingham, Alabama, of Sdentology for "Auditing" and "Train­ Alpha, national political science honor cum laude, in Political Science. minor in 1987; Dean's Student Service Award; 57 Tenn. L. Rev. 385 (1990). ing " Services. 57 Tenn. L. Rev. 2 (1990); society; Harry S. Truman Scholarship, History, Carson Newman College, Jeffer­ Dunbar Scholarship for Leadership and Scholastic Background: B.S. in Politi­ Dean's List; American Jurisprudence nominee. son City, Tennessee, 1988. Scholarship; Rho Chi. scholastic honor cal Science. Middle Tennessee State Award for Torts II. society; Eli Lilly Achievement Award; Work Experience: Intern. Tennessee Work Experience: Summer Associate. University, Murfreesboro, 1988; Dean's. Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ B.S. in Chemistry, Tennessee Techno­ State Senate. Office of the Minority Baker. Worthington. Crossley, Stans­ List. cal Science. The University of the South. logical University. 1984; Phi Kappa Phi. Leader, Spring, 1988; Production Super­ berry & Woolf, Knoxville, 1990; Law Work Experience: Law Clerk for the 1988; Order of Gownsmen; University national honor society; Cumberland visor, United Parcel Service, Nashville, Clerk, Wagner, Myers and Sanger. Honorable Kent Sandidge Ill. Magistrate, Discipline Committee; Phi Gamma Delta Science Fair Scholarship; Alpha Lambda 1985-88; Tennessee Scenic Rivers As­ Knoxville, 1989; Clerk/Cashier, Con­ U.S. District Court, Middle District of Ten­ Fraternity, corresponding secretary, rush Delta, freshman honor society. sociation, Adopt-a-River Volunteer, venient Food Mart. Jefferson City. nessee. Nashville, Summer 1990; United chairman; Green Ribbon Society; 1988-present. 1987-88; Clerk/Cashier, United States Work Experience: Summer Associate. States Marine Corps, 1979-86. Sewanee College Republicans. execu­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Postal Service. Morristown, Tennessee. Spears. Moore. Rebman and Williams, Environ­ tive committee; Student Assembly. Legal Practice Emphasis: Criminal law 1986; Editor, Eagle Handbook. Carson Chattanooga, 1990; Staff Pharmacist. mental, land use litigation Work Experience: Summer Associate. Newman College, 1984-86 Medical Center Pharmacy. Cookeville. Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible Bass. Berry & Sims. Nashville, and Far­ 1988-90; Intern Pharmacist. Lloyd Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible ris, Warfield & Kanaday, Nashville. 1990; Noland Hospital. Birmingham. 1988; Location Preferred: Summer Associate. Gullett, Sanford, Southeast Pharmacy Student Intern, Syntex Robinson & Martin. Nashville, 1989; Laboratories. Inc., Palo Alto, California. Summer Intern for the Honorable Summer 1987; Surgery Technician, George C. Paine. U.S. Bankruptcy 1984-85, and Orderly, 1981-84, Court, Middle District of Tennessee. Cookeville General Hospital; Laborato­ 1988; Tanya Public Affairs Intern. U.S. ry Assistant. Tennessee Technological House of Representatives, Republican University Chemistry Department. Policy Committee, Summer 1987; 1981-84. Sewanee Coordinator, Winfield Dunn for Legal Practice Emphasis: Health Governor Campaign, 1986. related, patent, government, litigation. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Southeast

26 R. GRANT DOBSON DAWN DORAN JOHN H. DOTSON REGINA K. DOVE BETH H. DUPREE Chattanooga, Tennessee Collierville, Tennessee Paris, Tennessee Gainesville, Georgia Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List Student Advisor; Law Women, second­ Manier, Herod, Hollabaugh & Smith Student Bar Association. Te nnessee Law Review, Research Assis­ year representative; Ten nessee High Scholarship; Research Assistant for tant for Professors Joseph Cook and Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi­ Scholastic Background: B.S., honors. School Mock Trial Competition, law stu­ Professor Frances Ansley. John Sobieski on Civil Rights Actions; ness Administration. Marketing concen­ in Psychology, minor in Criminology/ dent advisor; Student Bar Association; American Jurisprudence Award for Civil tration, University of Rhode Island, 1986. Scholastic Background: M.A. in His­ Social Work, Brenau College, Gaines­ TennesseeAss ociation for Public Interest Procedure II; lop grade in Contracts I. tory, University of Tennessee, 1979; ville, Georgia. Work Experience: Summer Associate, Law, co-founder; American Bar Associ­ M.A. in Teaching English as a Second Scholastic Background: B.A., highest Miller & Martin, Chattanooga, 1989 and ation/Law Student Division; intramural Work Experience: Advisory Commit· Language (TESL). University of Illinois, honors, in Political Science, minor in Bus­ 1990; Manager. McDonald's Corpora­ athletics. lee, Hall County Juvenile Court; Legal Urbana. Internship, University of Tehran, iness Administration, University of Ten· tion. Chattanooga, 1987-89. Secretary/Clerk, Robert E. Andrews, At· Scholastic Background: B.S., high Iran; Assistant Editor, Tehran University nessee, 1988; top graduate in the torney at Law. Gainesville; Legal Secre­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible honors, in Public Administration, Univer­ Newsletter, 1976-78. B.A. in History, College of Liberal Arts; Phi Bela Kappa; tary/Clerk, James A. Glenn, Attorney at Location Preferred: Southeast sity of Tennessee at Martin, 1988; Pi Sig­ University of Tennessee, 1974. Omicron Delta Kappa; Mortar Board Law, Gainesville. ma Alpha, vice president; Phi Alpha Senior Citation; Chancellor's Citation for Work Experience: Summer Associate, Delta, prelaw fraternity, vice president; Legal Practice Emphasis: Social secu­ Extraordinary Achievement; Fred M. Boyce, Thompson & O'Brien, Norcross, Phi Kappa Phi; Order of Omega; Who's rity disability, workers' compensation, Roddy Merit Scholar (threeyears); Delta Georgia, 1990; Law Clerk, Morton. Who Among Students in American flexible Delta Delta Sorority, executive vice­ Lewis, King & Krieg, Knoxville, May Universities and Colleges; Outsta nding president. 1989-90; Sales Counselor, Circuit City, Location Preferred: Atlanta but flexible Young Women in America; Undergradu· Knoxville, 1987-88; Substitute Teacher. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Poore, ate Alumni Council; Alpha Delta Pi, so­ Henry County High School, Paris, Ten­ Cox, Baker, Ray & Byrne, Summer cial sorority; Prelaw Club, secretary. nessee, 1986-87; Instructor, English Lan· 1989-presenl; Runner/File Clerk, Morri­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Tennes­ guage Training (ELT), Sperry Arabia son, Morrison, Tyree and Dunn, June see Stale Attorney General's Office, Ltd., Dammam, Saudi Arabia, 1985-86; 1987-August 1988; Clerk for Congress­ Nashville, Summer 1990; Assistant to Supervisor, (ELT) Saudi Consolidated man John J. Duncan. Summer 1986; In­ Chief Deputy, Chancery Court, Shelby Electric Company, Dammam, 1983-84; tern for Congressman John J. Duncan, County Courthouse. Memph is, Tennes­ Instructor/Lead Instructor, (ELT) Tele· June 1985; various other part-time jobs. see. Summers 1987 and 1988; Staff media, Inc., Dammam, 1980-83. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Writer, The Fourteenth Circle, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible newspaper, 1987-88; Counselor. Gover­ Location Preferred: Tennessee nor's School of Excellence in Humani­ Location Preferred: Flexible ties, Summer 1986.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Administra­ tive, employment, labor law.

Location Preferred: Flexible

27 KIMBERLY S. DYSLIN TRACY G. EDMUNDSON LINDA C. ELAM KRISTIN K. ELLIS R. SCOTT ELMORE Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Oak Ridge, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Executive/Research Editor, Tennessee Dean's Advisory Council; Student Bar Dean's List; The Honorable Harrison W. Dean's List; Knoxville American Inn of Graduate Student Association, represen­ Law Review; Dean's List; Tennessee Association, president 1990-91; Student Ewing Fellowship; Student Bar Associa­ Court; Tennessee High School Mock tative; intramural athletics. Government Association, student senate Trial Competition, law student advisor; High School Mock Trial Competition, law tion; WESTLAW training. Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, student advisor; intramural athletics. representative. Student Bar Association; Student Advi­ Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, in Marketing, University of Tennessee, sor; intramural athletics. Scholastic Background: B.A. in Eng­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Phys­ in Business Administration, University of 1987; Procter and Gamble Marketing lish and Philosophy, The University of ics, Modern Optics and Electronics con­ Tennessee, 1981; post-baccalaureate Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, Scholarship; Alumni Scholarship, Pensa­ Virginia, 1988; Modern Studies Interdis­ centration, Rhodes College, 1988; courses, highest honors, 1982; Financial in Psychology, Austin Peay State Univer­ cola Junior College, 1983-85: Debate ciplinary Honors Program; Dean's List; Rhodes College Astronomy Club and Statement Analysis, American Bankers sity, 1988; Omicron Delta Kappa; Scholarship; President's List; Who's Who Pi Beta Phi, sorority officer. Observatory, president and director; Na­ Association; Commercial Loans to Busi­ Gamma Beta Phi; Dean's List; Student in American Junior Colleges. tional Merit Scholarship, 1984-88. ness, Robert Morris and Associates. Tribunal, associate justice; Student Work Experience: Summer Associate, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Government Association; Student Waller, Lansden, Dortch & Davis, Nash­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Luedeka, Work Experience: Bank Liquidation McCampbell & Young, Knoxville, Febru­ Alumni Council; Alpha Delta Pi. ville, and Alston & Bird, Atlanta, 1990; Hodges, and Neely, Spring 1989- Specialist, Federal Deposit Insurance ary 1989-present; Marketing Supervisor, Law Clerk, Morton, Lewis, King & Krieg, present; Physics Lab Teaching Assistant, Corporation (FDIC), Nationwide, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Tennes­ Dollywood, Pigeon Forge, TN, 1987-88; Knoxville, 1989; General Clerk and Run­ 1985-88; 1984-88; Liquidation Assistant, FDIC, see State Attorney General's Office, Personnel Assistant, Dollywood, 1986. ner, Morton, Lewis, King & Krieg, Knoxville, 1983-84; Liquidation Techni­ Summer 1990; Law Clerk, Morton, Legal Practice Emphasis: Products lia­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1986-88; Waitress, 1985; Volunteer, cian, FDIC, Knoxville, 1983; Marketing Lewis, King and Krieg, Knoxville, Sum­ bility, intellectual property, sports and en­ Location Preferred: University of Tennessee Hospital, 1984. Service Representative, ORNL Federal mer 1989; Customer Service Represen­ Flexible tertainment. Credit Union, Oak Ridge, 1983. tative, Sears Roebuck & Company, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible Summer 1988; Clerk/Secretary, Interna­ Location Preferred: Legal Practice Emphasis: Banking, Flexible tional Technology, Summer 1986; Volun­ finance teer, Lakeshore Mental Health Institute, Location Preferred: Southeast, Autistic Children's Division, 1983-84. Midwest Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Tennessee

28 CAROL ANN ESTES CHARLES C. EXUM FIONA FARRELL RODNEY A. FIELDS MAX A. FLEISCHER Hattiesburg, Mississippi Jackson. Tennessee Oak Ridge, Ten nessee Red Oak, Iowa Memphis. Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: National Evidence Moot Court Team; Harold C. Warner Centurion Scholarship; Student Bar Association, vice president,; Dean's List; Student Bar Associ ation; Moot Court Board; Ray Jenkins Trial American Jurisprudence Award; Ten­ Dean's List; Student Bar Association; Phi Student Advisor; Academic Review Police Ride-Along Program; WESTLAW Competition; Student Bar Association, nessee High School Mock Trial Compe­ Delta Phi. Board. and LEXIS training. Phi Alpha Delta; LEXIS and WESTLAW tition. law student advisor; Harold C. training. Scholastic Background: B.S., magna Scholastic Background: B.S. in Com­ Scholastic Background: B.B.A. in Mar­ Warner Scholarship; Knoxville American cum laude, in Political Science. Lambuth munications. Journalism/Public Relations keting, International Marketing empha­ Scholastic Background: B.A.. cum Inn of Court; Student Bar Association; College, 1988; International Manage­ major, University of Tennessee. 1987; sis. Iowa State University. 1988; Dean's laude. in Political Economy, Tulane Tennessee Association of Public Interest ment Council, college representative; Wattec Scholarship; Public Relations So­ List; Solon E. Summerfield Scholarship; University, 1987; Phi Beta Kappa; Tau Law; Law Women; Moot Court Board. Omicron Phi Tau. honor society; Gamma ciety of America. Pilkington Award; Phi Kappa Psi. frater­ Epsilon Phi, Best Brother Award {1987);

Scholastic Background: B.S . . magna Tau Epsilon Phi Scribes Key (1986). Beta Phi, honor society. Work Experience: Law Clerk. Tennes­ nity; lntertraternity Council. advisor; in­ cum laude. in History and Political tramural athletics. Work Experience: Law Clerk. Rainey. see Att orney General's Office. Nashville, Work Experience: Summer Clerkship, Science, University of Southern Missis­ Kizer. Butler, Reviere & Bell, Jackson. Summer 1990; Law Clerk, Buxton, Lay­ Work Experience: Summer Associate. Capital Case Resource Center of Ten­ sippi, 1988; Outstanding Freshman Summer 1990; Law Clerk. Haynes. ton, Webster & Wilkinson, Oak Ridge, Lewis, King, Krieg & Waldrop, Knoxville. nessee, Nashville, 1990; Summer Law Woman; Phi Alpha Theta. history society; Meek & Summers. Knoxville, May May 1989-present; Public Information 1990; Law Clerk. Morton. Lewis. King, Clerk Internship, Tennessee Medical As­ Associated Student Body, senator; Phi 1989-April 1990. Specialist. Science Applications Interna­ Krieg & Waldrop, Knoxville, Summer sociation, Nashville, 1989; John Han­ Kappa Phi; Golden Key; Chi Omega, tional Corporation. 1987-88; Intern. 1989; Academic Advisor, University of cock Life Insurance Company. secretary; President's List; Omicron Legal Practice Emphasis: Commer­ WATE-TV, Channel 6, Knoxville. Sales Tennessee Chapter of Phi Kappa Psi, Memphis, 1988; K-Mart Department Delta Kappa, treasurer; Phi Delta Rho, cial/corporate law, real estate Department, 1987; Intern, Market­ 1988-present; Assistant Manager, Hunt's Store. Memphis, 1985; Just the Right president; Senior Board; Pi Tau Chi, Location Preferred: West Tennessee ing/Public Relations Department. St. Super Vat u, Nevada, Iowa. 1985-88; Thing Gift Shop, Memphis. 1984. treasurer; Rotoract, secretary; Kappa Mary's Medical Center. Knoxville, 1986; Sales Representative, Royal Prestige of Sigma Little Sisters. president; Gamma Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Knoxville News-Sentinel. Advertising Iowa. Inc.. Des Moines, Summer 1985. Beta Phi, secretary. Department. 1985-86. Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Work Experience: Law Clerk, Butler, Legal Practice Emphasis: General liti­ Vines. Babb and Threadgill, Knoxville, Location Preferred: Flexible gation Summer 1989-present; Public Relations Director for State of Mississippi's Univer­ Location Preferred: Southeast sity Affiliated Program for the Develop­ mentally Disabled, 1988; Legislative Intern. Representative Trent Lott. U.S. House of Representatives. 1986; Jewelry Store Clerk, Hattiesburg, 1986-87.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible

29 CARLA G. FOX KEVIN B. FOX MARY ELISA GASPARINI KELLEY ASKEW GILLIKIN MATTHIAS GOTTSCHALK Cleveland, Mississippi Knoxville, Tennessee East Syracuse, New York Knoxville, Tennessee Hamburg, West Germany

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: 1988 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Materials Editor, Tennessee Law Student Bar Association; American Bar Tennessee Association for Public Interest Dean's List; The John W. Green Scholar­ Nathan Burkan Memorial Award 1990 Review; Dean's List; Tennessee Associ­ Association. law student division; Ten­ Law, president; Law Women, class ship; American Jurisprudence Awards (ASCAP); Student Bar Association; ation for Public Interest Law; Academic nessee High School Mock Trial Compe­ representative; Student Advisor; Wom­ for Contracts I, Civil Procedure I and II. WESTLAW training. Scholarship; TAPIL Summer Fellowship; tition, law student advisor; WESTLAW en's Coordinating Council. Torts II, and Property; Moot Court Board, Scholastic Background: Law graduate WESTLAW and LEXIS training. and LEXIS training. secretary/publicist; Student Advisor; Scholastic Background: B.A., with in the course of court training, Semifinalist, 1990 Advocate's Prize Moot Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi­ honors, in Communication, University of 1990-currently; U.T. College of Law, Court Competition; Knoxville American cal Science. Mississippi State University. ness Administration, Louisiana State New York at Buffalo, 1986; Academic Knoxville 1989-90; Bar Exam ("Erstes Inn of Court. Starkville. 1987; Omicron Delta Kappa; University at Shreveport, 1988; Dean's Council; Sports Information Director; Staatsexamen"), University of Hamburg, Pi Sigma Alpha; Residence Hall Order; List. Student-Alumni Association Merit Award; Scholastic Background: B.S. in Mar­ College of Law, West Germany, 1988. keting University of Alabama at Birming­ & Who's Who Among American Colleges Work Experience: Law Clerk, May Governor's Activity Program, advisor; Work Experience: Law Clerk, King & ham, 1982. Universities; MSU Student Recruiting 1989-present. and Summer Associate, Bulls Hockey Color Commentator; Ballow, Nashville, Summer 1990; Trial Women in Communications, Inc. Team. vice president and selection com­ 1990, Kramer, Rayson, Leake, Rodgers Work Experience: Summer Associate, Reporter, Hamburger Abendblatt, Axel mittee chairperson; Student Association & Morgan, Knoxville; Rail Transportation Work Experience: Law Clerk, Migrant Hunton & Williams. Knoxville, 1990; Law Springer Verlags AG, Hamburg, West Governmental Affairs Committee; Stu­ & Assistant for Transport Support, Inc., Legal Action Program, Inc., Washington, Clerk, Gentry, Tipton, Kizer & Little, Germany, 1988-89; Intern, Kilger dent Association Committee on Housing Shreveport, 1981-88. DC, Summer 1990; Law Clerk, Fredette Knoxville, Summer 1989; Research As· Fuelleborn, Hamburg, 1986 Security. chairperson; MSU Black sistant for Richard S. Wirtz, Associate Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Law Office, Syracuse, NY, Summers Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible with Awareness. co-chairperson. 1989 and 1990; Law Clerk, Gentry, Tip­ Dean, University of Tennessee College special interest in U.S. and European Location Preferred: Flexible & Work Experience: Summer Associate, ton, Kizer Little, PC, Knoxville, Spring of Law, Summer 1989; Corporate Train­ copyright law. Powell, Goldstein, Frazer & Murphy, At­ 1990; Research Assistant, Dean Richard ing Director, Miller's Dept. Store, Knox­ Location Preferred: Flexible lanta, and National Association for the Wirtz, 1989-90; Teaching Assistant, Le­ ville 1984-87. gal Research, Fall 1989; As istant Advancement of Colored People, New s Legal Practice Emphasis: Commercial York, 1990; Summer Associate, Boult, Producer/Director, WNED Television litigation, employment/labor law. Cummings, Conners & Berry, Nashville, (PBS), Buffalo, New York 1987-88; Ad­ . Location Preferred: Knoxville 1989. ministrative Assistant, Harte-Hanks Com­ munications, 1986-87; Sports Assistant, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible WGRZ Television (NBC Affiliate), Buffalo, Location Preferred: Flexible NY, 1986.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible

30 L. DIANNA HABIB SCOTT D. HALL WYNNE DUMARIAU CAFFEY HALL MARK E. HANSHAW SEAN MCCLAIN HAYNES Sanford, North Carolina Valdosta. Georgia Knoxville. Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Dyersburg, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991

Law Student Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; Phi Delta Phi; Moot Court Board; Jenkins Trial Compe­ Law Women. vice president, first-year Student Materials Edit

31 PETER D. HEll DAVID C. HIGNEY DAVID L. HILL JEAN PEARSON HITCH JAMES D. HOLLEY, JR. Dallas, Texas Chattanooga, Tennessee Trenton, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Cleveland, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: Decem ber 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Articles Editor, Tennessee Law Review; Student Bar Association; Tennessee Tennessee Law Review; Dean's List; Law Women; LEXIS and WESTLAW Police Ride-Along Program; WESTLAW The E. Bruce and Mary Evelyn Foster High School Mock Trial Competition, law Student Bar Association; WESTLAW and training. and LEXIS training; VITA Volunteer. student advisor; American Jurispru­ LEXIS training. Scholarship in Law; Dean's List; Ameri­ Scholastic Background: B.S.. cum Scholastic Background: B.A. in can Jurisprudence Award in Torts. dence Award in Appellate Advocacy. Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, laude, in Home Economics, University of Speech Communication, Auburn Univer­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Bi­ Scholastic Background: B.S., cum in Business Administration/Finance, Tennessee; Omicron Nu Honorary Soci­ sity, 1988; Lambda Sigma, membership ology, Lawrence University, 1978. laude, in Business Administration with University of Tennessee at Knoxville, ety; Mortar Board, senior women's selection chairman; Talons, president; concentration in Marketing; University of 1987; Alpha Tau Omega, president, honorary society; Who's Who Among Omicron Delta Kappa; Mortar Board; Work Experience: Summer Associate, American College Students; Judicial Student Senate, Code of Laws, commit­ Hunton & Williams, Richmond, Virginia, Tennessee, Chattanooga, 1988; Honor treasurer, secretary; Thomas Arkle Clark Board; Kappa Delta Sorority, president. tee chairman; Student Union Board; Stu­ 1990; Summer Associate, Chambliss, Court, justice; Student Government As­ Award nominee; Interfraternity Council sociation; SGA Dedicated Service Judicial Board; Financial Management dent Government Association, candidate Bahner, Crutchfield, Gaston & Irvine, Work Experience: Staff, Church Street for president; War Eagle Girls and Plains­ Chattanooga, 1989; Research Assistant. Award, 1987; Mocassin Award, Out­ Association. United Methodist Church, Knoxville, four men (official university host group); Hall Vanderbilt University/Medical School, standing UTC Jr. Man, 1987; UC Foun­ Law Clerk, O'Neil, years; Commercial Interior Design, Work Experience: Council, president and advisor, resident Departments of Physiology and Molecu­ dation Scholarship; Kappa Sigma, Parker & Williamson, Knoxville, March Memphis, two years; various part-time advisor; Housing Disciplinary Commit· lar Biology, Nashville, 1978-88. fraternity scholarship and secretary; Van 1989-present; Customer Service and summer jobs during college to tee; Residence Hall Association, organi­ Wesley Memorial Award; Outstanding Representative, Ford Motor Credit Com­ defray cost of education; Community Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation zation committee; FarmHouse social IFC Senior Man, 1987-88 and Junior pany, Knoxville, 1987-88. Service: League of Women Voters and fraternity, scholarship chairman and Location Preferred: South, West Man, 1986-87; Mortar Board Honor Rape Crisis Volunteer. Society. Legal Practice Emphasis: Civil liti­ senior committee chairman; Doug Davis gation. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Award for Outstanding Student Senator; Summer Associate, Work Experience: Outstanding Young Men of America; Grant. Konvalinka and Grubbs, Chat­ Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Flexible Who's Who Among Students in Ameri­ tanooga, and Stophel & Stophel, Chat­ can Universities and Colleges. tanooga, 1990; Law Clerk, Gentry, Tipton, Kizer and Little, Knoxville, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Gentry, 1989-90; Waldenbooks. Salesman. Tipton, Kizer & Little. Knoxville, Septem­ 1986-88. ber 1989-present; Law Clerk, Office of the District Attorney General, Bradley Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: County, Summer 1989. Location Preferred: Chattanooga; Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation Southeast with interest in criminal ancpax law. Location Preferred: East Tennessee

32 ROBERT W. HORTON JOHN M. HULL CATHRYN JOHNSON-ROLFE TERENCE SCOTT JONES LAURA A. KEETON Baton Rouge. Louisiana Chattanooga, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Bruceton, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: December 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi­ Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List; John W. Green Scholarship; Moot Court; Student Bar Association; ness Administration, major in Finance, Research Assistant to Professor James Student Bar Association; WESTLAW and American Jurisprudence Awards in Sports Law Association; Christian Legal University of Tennessee, 1988; Alpha E. Thompson in water law; American LEXIS training. Criminal Law, Contacts and Appellate / Society; Federalist Society, secretary Lambda Delta, honor society; Chi Trial Lawyer's Association (ATLA); Stu­ Scholastic Background: B.B.A., high Advocacy; Manier, Herod, Hollabaugh treasurer; "Controversy" (public televi­ Omega Sorority, treasurer; Chancellor's dent Bar Association; Student Advisor; honors, in Real Estate, Memphis State & Smith Scholarship; Knoxville Bar As­ sion show). director; intramural athletics. Student Leaders. intramural athletics. University, 1988; Mortar Board; Phi sociation Award for Scholastic Achieve­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Politi­ Work Experience: Summer Associate, Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ Kappa Phi; Beta Gamma Sigma; Golden ment; West Publication Award for cal Science, University of Tennessee, Manier. Herod, Hollabaugh & Smith, cal Science and Psychology, Emory Key National Honor Society; Gamma Scholastic Achievement; Chancellor's Ci­ Chattanooga, 1987; Student Govern­ Nashville. 1990; Law Clerk, Stokes & University, Atlanta, 1988; Dean's List; Beta Phi; Rho Epsilon, real estate tation for Extraordinary Academic ment Association, senator; Parking Bartholomew, Summer 1989; Account Associate of Arts, Merit List, Oxford Col­ fraternity. Achievement; Student Bar Association. Authority Committee; Academic Affairs Representative, Dominion Bank, Sparta, lege, Oxford, GA, 1986; Student Govern­ Work Experience: Summer Associate, Scholastic Background: B.A., summa Committee; Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity, Tennessee, 1983-87; Office Assistant, ment Association, senator; Oxford Keeton Law Offices, Huntingdon, Ten­ cum laude, in History, Louisiana State Spokesman Newspaper, business vice-president; Internship for Senator AI University of Tennessee Athletic Depart­ nessee, Summer 1989; Real Estate University, 1984; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Gore, Jr., College Republicans. manager; Naval Science Award finalist; ment, 1984-86. Agent, Taylor Real Estate, Huntingdon, Kappa Phi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Col­ Roteract; Student Recruiter; Alcohol, Work Experience: Summer Clerk, Legal Practice Emphasis: Commercial Summers 1987-88; Swimming Instructor lege of Arts and Sciences Outstanding Drug Education Committee; Oxford Fel­ Brown. Dobson. Burnette and Kesler. law, bankruptcy, and labor and Lifeguard. Memphis State Univer­ Senior; M. Div., The Southern Baptist lowship, vice president; Beta Theta Pi. Chattanooga, 1990; Runner, Stophel & sity, 1985-88. Theological Seminary, Louisville, Ken· Location Preferred: Flexible Stophel, Chattanooga, 1986; Caddy, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Banks & lucky, 1987. Legal Practice Emphasis: Property, The Honors Course, Chattanooga, Associates, Knoxville, 1989-present; personal injury, worker's compensation Work Experience: Summer Associate, 1983-present. Evening Facilities Manager. Linden Gill Vinson & Elkins, Houston, Texas, and Company, 1989-1 990; Delegate Hous­ Location Preferred: Southeast Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Graves. Dougherty, Hearon & Moody, ing Supervisor and Facilities Guide Co­ Austin Texas, 1990; Summer Associate, Location Preferred: Southeast ordinator, Atlanta 88 Host Committee Baker, Worthington, Crossley, Stans­ for the 1988 Democratic National Con­ berry & Woolf, Knoxville, 1989 and 1990; vention, 1988; Pool Builder, Knox Qual­ Student Attorney, Office of Student Con­ ity Pools, Summer 1987; Public Safety duct. University of Tennessee, academic Student Officer, 1987, and Resident Ad­ year 1989-90; visor, 1986·88, Emory University; War­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation ranty Sales Supervisor. General Motors Warranty Corporation, 1986; Sales As­ Location Preferred: Tennessee, Texas, sociate, K-Mart Corporation, 1983-88. Georgia Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation, property and probate

Location Preferred: Flexible

33 PATRICK L. KELLER ROBIN P. KING MARIA LANCRI JENNIFER A. LAWSON KATHRYN RENEE LEIDERMAN Baton Rouge, Louisiana Knoxville, Tennessee Monaco, Principaute De Monaco Rogersville, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: 1990/1 991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; WESTLAW and Student Bar Association, Phi Delta Phi; Scholarship from International Students Dean's List; Law Women; Phi Delta Phi, Dean's List; Student Bar Association; LEXIS training. Law Women. Exchange Program (I.S.E.P.) to study at legal fraternity; Student Bar Association; Academic Review Board. U.T , 1989-90; L.L.M., Southern Christian Legal Society. M.B.A., 1986, Scholastic Background: B.A., with Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi­ Scholastic Background: Methodist University, Dallas, Texas, and B.S., 1980, Louisiana State Univer­ honors, in Elementary Education, Scholastic Background: BA in Psy­ ness Administration. with Marketing 1990-91. sity; presently completing prerequisite University of Tennessee at Knoxville, chology and English, Carson-Newman major, University of Tennessee, Knox­ courses for CPA exam. 1981. Scholastic Background: Maitrise College, Jefferson City, Tennessee, ville, 1987; American Marketing Associ­ Endroit Des Affaires, Universite De Nice, 1988; Dean's List; Psychology Honor ation, executive vice president; Dean's Work Experience: Student Attorney, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Howard France, 1989. Society; English Honor Society; Epsilon Executive Undergraduate Business Pro­ Office of Student Conduct, University of & Ridge, Knoxville, September Alpha Gamma. gram; Gamma Beta Phi; Beta Gamma Tennessee, Knoxville, academic year 1989-present; Law Clerk, Finkelstein, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Etude Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Lambda 1990-1991; LEXIS Associate, Mead Data Kern, Steinberg & Cunningham, Knox­ Karsenty-Capouano, Paris, France, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Rural Le­ Delta; National Dean's List; Panhellenic Central, 1990-1991; Computer Instruc­ ville, Summer 1989; Teacher, Knox Summer 1990; Clerk, Credit Fancier De gal Services of Tennessee, Oak Ridge, Council Superior Scholarship Achieve­ tor, Knoxville State Area Vo-Tech School, County Schools, 1981-88, seventh grade Monaco, Summers 1985, 1986 and Summer 1990; Law Related Education ment Award; United States Achievement 1990-present; Graduate Teaching Assis­ science and reading (gifted), eighth 1987. Instructor with Community Alternatives to Academy, All American Collegiate; Delta tant, U.T. Management Science Depart­ grade reading (including gifted), first and Prison program, Knoxville, June 1989- Legal Practice Emphasis: Intellectual Gamma, sorority, purchasing agent; ment, 1989-90; Legal Research second grades; Secretary, RBM Com­ April 1990; Instructor for Remedial En­ property, international law Sigma Chi, little sister. Assistant, Professor Carol Mutter, U.T. pany, Inc., 1976-80. glish Program, Carson-Newman Col­ Location Preferred: Flexible lege, 1988; American Red Cross, 1987. Work Experience: Summer Associate, Law School, Summer 1989; Inventory Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible & Miller & Martin, Chattanooga, and Cald­ Consultant, Industrial Value Gauge, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Charlotte, North Carolina, 1988; Opera­ Location Preferred: Southeast well, Heggie & Helton, Chattanooga, tions Analyst, First Union National Bank, Location Preferred: Southeast 1990; Summer Associate, Boult, Cum­ Charlotte, 1987; Personal Computer In­ mings, Connors & Berry, Nashville, structor, Queens College, Charlotte, 1989; Supervisor-Private Claims, Blue­ 1987; Financial Analyst, Hibernia Na­ Cross Blue-Shield of Tennessee, Chat­ tional Bank, Baton Rouge, 1983-86; Cus­ tanooga, 1987-88; Accounting Assistant, tomer Service Manager, Keller Pool and James and Company, P.C., C.PA, Spa, 1975-82. Chattanooga, Summer 1985; assorted part-time retail sales positions through­ Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: out college. Location Preferred : Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Real estate, commercial

Location Preferred: Flexible

34 OWEN S. LIMSTROM JOHN E. LIPPL JOHN SCOTT LITTLE STEVE LOBERTINI PATRICIA H. LONG Baltimore, Maryland Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Jackson, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Maryville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: December 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: American Bar Association/Law Student Dean's List; Vinson & Elkins Scholar; Tennessee Law Review; Student Bar As­ Dean's List; Student Bar Association Student Bar Association; Ray H. Jenkins Division; Police Ride·Aiong Program; Moot Court Competition; Tennessee Tennessee Law Review; John W. Green sociation. Scholastic Background: B.A., honors, WESTLAW and LEXIS training; High Scholarship; Student Bar Association; High School Mock Trial Competition, law Scholastic Background: Post Gradu­ in Psychology, University of Tennessee, School Mock Trial Competition, law stu­ Who's Who in American Law Schools; student advisor for Maryville High ate Diploma in International Studies, with Knoxville, 1983; Psi Chi, psychology na­ dent advisor; National and Tennessee Student Advisor. School; Moot Court Board; LEXIS and distinction, University of Warwick, tional honor society; Theatre Students Associations of Criminal Defense WESTLAW training. Scholastic Background: B.S. in Civil Coventry, England. 1989; B.S .. magna Association. leading and supporting Lawyers. Engineering, The Pennsylvania State cum laude, in Social Studies. Lambuth roles in several university theatre Scholastic Background: B.A. in Eng­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in His­ University, 1985; Dean's List; Michael College, 1987; Student Government productions. lish at Rhodes College, Memphis, 1988; tory and Political Science, University of Baker, Jr., Scholarship; United Steel­ St. John's College at Oxford, England, President; Most Outstanding Senior; Al­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Am­ Maryland Baltimore County, 1983; Summer 1987; Chi Omega Fraternity. workers Scholarship; NAHB Scholar· ternate Junior Marshall; Oxley­ brose, Wilson, Grimm & Durand, Sum­ Reserve Officer Training Corps, Distin­ ship; National Dean's List; Athletic Tutor; Whetstone Scholarship Award; Marvin mer 1990-present; Research Assistant Work Experience: Law Clerk, Payne, guished Military Graduate; Political Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon; Pi Mu Epsilon; Eagle History Award; Phi Alpha Theta, for Professor Wirtz, Summer 1990; Stu­ Garrett, and Bray, Maryville, 1989; Run­ Science Council of Majors, represen­ Phi Beta Sigma; NAHB. vice-president; Gamma Beta Phi, honor dent Temporary Assignment Team, ner, Egerton, McAfee, Armistead, and · tative. society; Omicron Phi Tau, highest honor Work Experience: Summer Associate. 1989-90; University of Tennessee Davis, Summer 1986. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Sharp & society; Rotary Foundation Scholar. Libraries, 1979-90: Supervisor, Refer­ Vinson & Elkins, Houston, and Haynes Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Ripley Law Firm, Sevierville, & Boone, Dallas, 1990; Summer Associ· Work Experience: Law Clerk, Waldrop. ence Department; Supervisor, Circula­ 1989-present; First Lieutenant. United ate. Baker, Worthington, Crossley, Stans­ Breen, Bryant, Crews, Taylor & Mcleary, tion Department; Library Clerk, Location Preferred: Southeast States Army Field Artillery, 1985-88; Ser­ berry & Woolf, Knoxville. 1989; Project Jackson, Summer 1988-present; Farm Circulation Department; Student Assis­ geant. United States Air Force, t977-81; Manager. McDevitt & Street Construction Laborer, Mark Smith Farms; Dockwor­ tant. Free-lance acting, 1986-89: TV various summer and part-time jobs to Co., Charlotte, North Carolina, 1987-88; ker, Goldsmith's Department Store. commercials, sales training videos, film finance education. Project Manager, Rentenbach Construe· and print advertising; Radio Pro­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation, tors, Inc., Knoxville, 1985-87. gram/Music Director, 1975-84: Announ­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Criminal general civil cer, WAZI-FM, Morristown, Tennessee; law, civil litigation Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation Location Preferred: South Announcer, WMTN, Morristown; WOKI­ Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible FM, Oak Ridge/Knoxville; WEAG, Alcoa; and WUOT-FM, Knoxville.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Research Location Preferred: Flexible

35 VERLAN THOMAS ANDREW LONG SCARLETT MAY JACK H. MCCALL, JR. STEVE MCEWEN JOEL B. MCLEMORE Maryville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Franklin, Tennessee Elizabethton. Tennessee Murfreesboro, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Ray H. Jenkins Trial Competition; Stu­ Tennessee Law Review; National Moot Dean's List; Hunton & Williams Writing Sports Lawyers Association; LEXIS Student Liaison, Banking, Currency and dent Bar Association; MootCourt Board; Court Team; Dean's List; Environmental Award; Representative to ABA, Law Stu­ training. Treasury Committee, Section of Adminis­ WESTLAW and LEXIS training; intra­ trative Law and Regulatory Practice, Law Group, vice-chairperson; Tennes­ dent Division; Editor in Chief, 1990-91, B.A. in His­ Scholastic Background: ABA; Christian Legal Society; Phi Delta mural athletics. see High School Mock Trial Competition and Assistant Editor, 1990, Tennessee tory and Political Science and Certificate 1989, law student coordinator. Law Review; Student Bar Association; Phi, clerk, 1989-90. Scholastic Background: B.A. in His­ in Latin American Studies, Dickinson National Lawyers Guild; American Juris­ tory, Rhodes College, Memphis, 1988; Scholastic Background: BA in Politi· College. Carlisle, PA, 1988; Latin Ameri­ Scholastic Background: Banking Cer­ University Scholarship, 1984-88; Sigma cal Science, with honors. minor in Busi­ prudence Award in Legal Process I and can Studies Student/Faculty Committee; tificate, GSRBM, Mcintyre School, Alpha Epsilon, social fraternity; varsity ness, The University o! Tennessee, t988. II, and Civil Procedure II; Phi Delta Phi. Sigma Chi Fraternity, scholarship chair­ University of Virginia, 1987; B.A. in Eco· baseball, captain. Roosevelt Inn, vice-president. man,; Intercollegiate Football; Men's nomics, Business Administration, Van­ Work Experience: Research Assistant, B.A., cum derbilt University, 1976. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Pryor, Energy, Environment Resources Center, Scholastic Background: Rugby Club, co-captain; Washington Flynn, Priest & Harber, May University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Au­ laude, in Political Science. Vanderbilt Semester Program (American Foreign Work Experience: Summer Associate, 1989-present; C. Reed Dav1s Contrac­ gust 1989-present; Legal Assistant and University, 1983; Omicron Delta Kappa; Policy), American University, Washing­ Huggins and Associates. Memphis, tors, Summers 1986-88. Clerk. Robertson, Williams, Ingram & Mortar Board; Pi Sigma Alpha, political ton, D.C .. 1986. 1989 and 1990; Loan Review, First City science honorary: Who's Who Among Overbey, Knoxville, May 1986-August Work Experience: Law Clerk, Attorney Bank, Murfreesboro, 1988-present; As­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1989. Students in American Colleges and Rick J. Bearfield, Johnson City, TN. sistant Vice President, First City Bank. Location Preferred: Southeast Universities; IMPACT Symposium. vice­ Summer 1990; Law Clerk, Harwell, Murfreesboro, 1986-88; Examiner. Fed­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Environ­ chair; Student Government Association. & eral Deposit Insurance Corporation, mental law Baumgartner Willis, Knoxville, Sep­ academic affairs chair; College of Arts tember 1989-May 1990; Law Clerk, 1976-86. Location Preferred: Southeast and Sciences Committee on Academic Tennessee Department of Health & En­ Standards and Procedures. Legal Practice Emphasis: Banking, vironment. Nashville. Summer 1989: Stu­ bankruptcy Work Experience: Clerk for the dent Assistant, History Department, Honorable Gilbert S. Merritt. Chief Dickinson College, 1987-88; Summer Location Preferred: South Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals. Sixth Cir­ Research Assistant, History Department, cuit. 1991-92; Summer Associate - Vin­ Dickinson College, 1987; Intern, Coun­ son & Elkins. Houston, 1990, and Bass. cil, Inter-American Security, Washington. Berry & Sims. Nashville, 1989 and 1990; D.C., 1986; Student Assistant, Latin­ and Farris. Warfield & Kanaday, Nash­ American Studies Department, Dickin­ ville. 1989; Law Clerk, Ritchie. Fels & Dil­ son College, 1986. lard. Knoxville. 1989-90; U.S. Army, Legal Practice Emphasis: Labor and 1983-88: Captain, Lieutenant. and Aide­ employment law, but flexible de-Camp. Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

36 NATASHA K. METCALF CLIFTON NEAL MILLER DORIS MILLS JOHN L. MITCHELL, JR. GLORIA S. MOORE Tuskegee Institute. Alabama Estill Springs, Tennessee Madisonville, Tennessee Clarksville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: B.A., cum Law School Honors and Activities: Frederick Douglass Moot Court Team; Civil Legal Clinic, Fall Semester, 1990; Harold C. Warner Scholarship; Phi Delta laude, in Mathematics, Vanderbilt Black Law Students Association, Black Law Student Association, treas­ Student Bar Association; Tennessee Phi, legal society; Law Women; Ameri­ University, Nashville, 1988; Calculus parliamentarian. urer; American Bar Association, Law Stu­ can Bar Association and Tennessee Trial Teaching Assistant, 1988; Eta Sigma Phi, High School Mock Trial Competition. law Scholastic Background: B.A. in Reli­ Lawyers Association/Student Division. Latin honorary fraternity; Phi Eta Sigma, dent Division; Student Bar Association; student advisor; WESTLAW and LEXIS gious Studies, University of Tennessee, and Moot Court Board. honorary for scholarship; Alpha Lambda training; intramural athletics. Scholastic Background: B.A., magna Knoxville, 1988. Delta. honorary for scholarship; Kappa Scholastic Background: B.S., highest cum laude, in Sociology with emphasis Scholastic Background: B.S., high Work Experience: Writer (federal grant in Criminal Justice, University of Tennes­ Alpha Order, treasurer; Julia P. Arnold honors, in Marketing, Hampton Univer­ honors, Chemistry, University of Tennes­ funding programs for public service em­ see, 1988; Golden Key Honor Society; Scholarship; Beginning Spanish, Eu­ sity, Hampton, Virginia, 1988; Alpha see at Martin, 1988; Student Govern­ ployment and annual and long-term Phi Kappa Phi, honor society; Associate rocenter, Madrid, Spain, Summer 1987. Kappa Mu, national honor society; ment Association, officer; Phi Sigma educational programs) CETA, Commu­ Degree, highest honors, Legal Assistant, American Marketing Association; Kappa Fraternity, treasurer. Work Experience: Summer Associate, nity Action Committee, Knoxville; Pastor, Honor's List; National Dean's List; Cleveland State Cummunity College, Wilkes. Artis, Hedrick and Lane, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Henry African Methodist Episcopal ZionChur ch Presidential Scholarship; Big Brother/Big 1981. Washington, DC, 1990; Law Clerk, Elec­ and McCord Law Offices, Tullahoma, (A.M.E. Zion), Knoxville; National Execu­ Sister Program. tronic Data Systems Corporation, Tennessee, Summers 1990 and 1989; Work Experience: Legal Assistant, tive Board of Directors of Overseas Mis­ Washington, DC, Summer 1989; Tennis Work Experience: Law Clerk, Kennerly, Law Clerk, Pitts & Brittian, Knoxville, Oc­ Gene Worthington, Attorney, Madison­ sions Department of the A.M.E. Zion Instructor and Court Maintenance, Rod Montgomery & Finley, Knoxville, Sum­ tober 1989-May 1990. ville, 1974-present; Bookkeeper, C.L. Church. mer 1990; Research Assistant for Dean Warren, C.P.A., Madisonville, 1970-74. Laver Tennis Center, Hilton Head, SC, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Marilyn Yarbrough, August 1989-May Summer 1988; Clerical Worker, Cun­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1990; Sales Associate, Thalhimers, Location Preferred: Tennessee ningham, Mitchell and Hicks, Clarksville, Location Preferred: Flexible Hampton, 1986-87. Location Preferred: East Tennessee Summer 1986; Chemistry Department of Vanderbilt University, Summer 1985; Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Tennis Instructor, Clarksville Parks Location Preferred: Flexible Department, Summers 1984 and 1985. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible

37 WILLIAM ALLEN MYNATT, JR. PETER M. OLSON DAVID K. OVERSTREET PATRICIA M. OWEN JERE FRANKLIN OWNBY, Ill Oak Ridge, Tennessee Clarksville, Tennessee MI. Vernon, Illinois Key Biscayne, Florida Franklin, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Tennessee Law Review, executive/ Jenkins Trial Competition; Moot Court Jerome Prince Evidence Moot Court Tennessee Law Review, managing edi­ Constitutional Law Moot Court Team; research editor, 1990-91, and assistant Board; LEXIS and WESTLAW training. Team; Moot Court Board, vice-chairman; tor; Tennessee Association for Public In­ National Trial Team; Moot Court Board; editor. 1989-90; LEXIS and WESTLAW Christian Legal Society; Sports Lawyers terest Law, treasurer; American Student Bar Association; American Bar Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, Association; Student Bar Association; in­ Jurisprudence Award in Civil Procedure Association/Law Student Division; LEX IS training; participant in project to create in History, minor in General Business, tramural sports. I; Dean's List; University of Notre Dame, and WESTLAW training; Knoxville a legal expert system/document gener­ Austin Peay State University, Clarksville, London Law Summer program. American Inn of Court; Dean's List. ator for family law practice of Knoxville Tennessee, 1988; Outstanding Senior Scholastic Background: B.S., magna & Legal Aid Society, in Computers Law Debate Team; Kiwanis Club Scholarship; cum laude. in Management. minor in Scholastic Background: B.S. in Hu­ Scholastic Background: Graduate Seminar. Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity. History, David Lipscomb College, 1988; man Development, Vanderbilt Univer­ Studies in Political Science, 1986-88; Scholastic Background: B.A., in His­ Tennessee College Republican of the sity, 1984; Dean's List. B.A., honors, double major in History Work Experience: Law Clerk, Leibowitz Year, 1988; Murray J. Martin Outstand­ and Political Science, minor in Eco­ tory, Vanderbilt University, 1988; Alpha & Cohen, Knoxville, 1990-present; Law Work Experience: Summer Associate, ing Management Student Award, 1988; nomics, The University of Tennessee, Phi Omega, service organization; Con­ Clerk, Gail F. Wortley, Esquire, Knoxville, Waller, Lansden. Dortch and Davis. Tennessee Intercollegiate Debate Cham­ 1986; History Department Scholarship; cert Choir and Chamber Singers, Bap­ 1989-90; Law Clerk, Kenneth E. Olson, Nashville, and Woods & Woods, Nash­ pionship, 1987; Alphi Chi, national honor National Honor Societies in Economics tist Student Union; Fellowship of Esquire, Clarksville, 1988-89. ville, 1990; Legislative Aide, Tennessee Christian Athletes. society, president; Phi Alpha Theta, na­ Trial Lawyers Association, 1986-88; and Political Science Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible tional history honor society, president; Pi Work Experience: Law Clerk, Knox State Director, Tennesseans Keeping Work Experience: Summer Associate, Kappa Delta, forensic honor society, County Attorney General's Office, Sum­ Location Preferred: Flexible Abortion Legal and Safe, 1985-86; Vista King & Ballow, Nashville, 1990 and president. mer 1990; Law Clerk, Milligan & Moore, Volunteer, Oasis Center, Nashville, 1984; 1989; Graduate Research Assistant, Knoxville, July-August 1989; Credit Work Experience: Law Clerk, Mitchell, Staff, Schulman for Public Defender, Bureau of Public Administration, Univer­ Bureau of East Tennessee, Knoxville, Neubauer, and Shaw, MI. Vernon, Sum­ Nashville; Staff, Murphy for Public sity of Tennessee, 1986-88. mer 1990; Officer Candidate School, May-July 1989; Head Resident, Vander­ Serv1ce Commissioner; Volunteer, Legal Practice Emphasis: Antitrust, bilt University Office of Residential and United States Marine Corps, Summer McWherter for Governor. labor, litigation 1989; Runner, Law Offices of James Judicial Affairs, 1987-88; Resident Advi­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible sor, Vanderbilt University Office of Wexstten, Attorney, MI. Vernon, 1987; Location Preferred: Flexible Residential and Judicial Affairs, 1986-87; Driver, Dominos Pizza, MI. Vernon, Sum­ Location Preferred: Flexible Student Assistant, University of Tennes­ mers 1986-88; Title Researcher/Land­ see, College of Law Legal Clinic. man, Overstreet Resources, Gillette, Wyoming, Summer 1984. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation, Location Preferred: Flexible labor, and business but flexible

Location Preferred: Southeast, Illinois or Rocky Mountain region

38 KATHLEEN FARRELL PARSONS JOSEPH K. PASCALE GREGORY P. PATTON REUBEN N. PELOT MARTY ROY PHILLIPS Knoxville, Tennessee Pine Bluff, Arkansas Clarksville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Sardis, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List; Phi Delta Phi, legal fraternity; Student Bar Association; American Bar SportsLawyers Association; Student Bar American University, Washington Col· Tennessee Law Review; National Con· American Bar Association/Law Student Association/Law Student Division; LEXIS Assocation; LEXIS and WESTLAW train· lege of Law, first year; Juvenile Justice stitutional Law Moot Team, selected Division; Student Bar Association. and WESTLAW training. ing; intramural athletics. Society; First-year Moot Court Competi· "Best Oralist" at the national competi· lion; Student Bar AsSOCation; LEXIS and lion; Vinson & Elkins Moot Court Award; Scholastic Background: B.A., high Scholastic Background: B.B.A., cum Scholastic Background: B.B.A., cum WESTLAW training; American Bar As· Christian Legal Society; LEXIS and honors. in Speech/Audiology, minor in laude, in Finance-Commercial Banking, laude, in Marketing, Austin Peay State WESTLAW training; intramural athletics. Psychology, Jersey City State College, minor in Economics, Northeast Louisiana University, Clarksville, 1988; University sociation/campus representative; PMBR/campus representative; in· 1982; Phi Delta Kappa, honor society; University, 1986; Dean's List; Phi Kappa Service Scholarship; Dean's List; Austin Scholastic Background: B.A., magna tram urals. Dean's List. Phi; Delta Sigma Pi, business fraternity, Peay Leadership Enrichment Council; cum laude, in English, minor in Prelaw, Scholastic Background: M.Ed. in Poli· Union University, Jackson, Tennessee, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Shanks president; varsity tennis, captain. Student Government Association; IFC Scholastic Award; Outstanding Leader· cy Development and Program Evalua· 1966; Dean's List; Speech-Debate & Blackstock, Knoxville, Summer Work Experience: Legal Intern, Office tion; Vanderbilt University, 1967; B.A. in Team, captain; Sigma Tau Delta. 1990-present; Speech Therapist. Mon­ of the Comptroller of the Currency, ship Award; American Advertising As· Human Services. magna cum laude, honorary English fraternity, vice presi· roe County School System, 1982·86; Northeastern District, New York City, sociation; Pi Kappa Alpha, social University of Tennessee, 1966; Phi Eta dent; Union University Singers, presi· Child Support Accounting, State ofNorth Summer 1990; Law Clerk, Bridges. fraternity. Sigma and Phi Kappa Phi, national dent; Student Foundation; Andrew "Tip" Carolina, 1977·79; State of New Jersey, Young, Matthews, Holmes & Drake, Pine Work Experience: Law Clerk, Office of honor societies; Vanderbilt Institute for Taylor Prelegal Society, vice-president; Hudson County Probation Department, Bluff, Arkansas. Summer 1969; Tennis the Staff Judge Advocate. U.S. Depart· Public Policy Studies. Alpha Chi, president; Who's Who Summer 1977. Teaching Professional (USPTA), Pine ment of the Army, Ft. Campbell, KY, Among American College Students; Bluff Country Club. Pine Bluff, Summers Summer 1990; Area Coordinator/Direc· Work Experience: Summer Associate, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Academic Excellence Award in Prelaw; 1966·66. tor of Aquatics, Austin Peay State Univer· Miller & Martin, Chattanooga, 1990; Law Prelaw Minor Award. Location Preferred: East Coast, sity, Clarksville. 1966·66; various Clerk, Taylor and Groover, Knoxville, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible with Southeast May 1969·April 1990; Law Clerk, Attor· Work Experience: Youth Director, First interests in corporations, banking, tax summer and part-time jobs to help finance education. ney Janet Mayfield, Knoxville, February Baptist Church, Loudon, TN, 1990· Location Preferred: Flexible 1990-April 1990; Law Clerk, Taylor and present; Law Clerk, Egerton, McAfee. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Groover, Knoxville, October Armistead & Davis, Knoxville, 1969· Location Preferred: Flexible 1967-August 1966; Policy Analyst Intern. 1990; Law Clerk, Rainey, Kizer, Butler, Tennessee Children's Services Commis· Reviere. & Bell. Jackson. TN. Summer sion, Nashville, Summer 1967; Teaching 1969; Runner, Waldrop, Breen, Bryant, Assistant and Assistant Research Coor· Crews, Taylor & Mcleary, Jackson, dinator, Vanderbilt, 1966·67. 1967; Crop Scout for University of Ten­ nessee Extension Service. Summers Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1984-66. Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation

Location Preferred: Flexible

39 J. MATTHEW POWERS TERRE ELLEN RICE · ROBIN B. PHILLIPS MICHAEL D. RANDLES JEFFREY L. REED McMinnville. Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee Lebanon, Tennessee Smithville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List; Environmental Law Associ­ Student Bar Association; Knoxville Police National Trial Team; Moot Court Board; Tennessee Law Review; Dean's List; Student Bar Association; Notre Dame, ation; Tennessee Association for Public Ride-Along Program; Macintosh Com­ Ray H. Jenkins Trial Competition, se­ Student Bar Association. 1989 Summer Law Program, London; Interest Law. puter Users Group, president; LEXIS cond place team; LEXIS and WESTLAW Phi Delta Phi, legal fraternity; American Scholastic Background: B.S., highest and WESTLAW training; intramural ath­ training; Knoxville Police Ride-Along Pro­ Bar Association. Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ honors, in Political Science, University of letics. gram; Law Student Advisor; intramural cal Science. Vanderbilt University, 1987; Tennessee at Martin, 1988; University of Scholastic Background: MBA, Ac­ athletics. Vanderbilt Action Research; Under­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in His­ Essex (England), 1985-86; Student counting concentration, Owen Graduate graduate Political Science Association; tory and English, University of Virginia, Scholastic Background: B.S. in Ac­ Counselor to the Chancellor; Student School of Management, 1988; B.S. in Vanderbilt Prison Project; Alpha Omicron 1988; Dean's List; Golden Key Honor counting, Tennessee Technological Government Association; Phi Alpha Mathematics, Vanderbilt University, Pi. social sorority. Society; intramural sports; Madison University, Cookeville, 1988; Beta Alpha Delta, president; Prelaw Club, treasurer; 1986; Finance Club; Max Adler Student House Tutor. Psi, accounting honor society; Dean's Political Science Club; Society for the Ad­ Investment Fund Club; intramural ath­ Work Experience: Research Assistant letics. for Professor Francis Ansley. Summer Work Experience: Summer Associate, List; Sigma Chi Fraternity; Senior Class vancement of Global Awareness; Eco­ Agent. 1990. Law Clerk, Hodges, Doughty and Grant, Konvalinka & Grubbs, Chatta­ nomics Club, executive chairman; Work Experience: Research Assistant College Republicans, chairman; Phi Carson. Knoxville, May 1989-present; nooga, 1990; Summer Associate, Leit­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, District to Professor John Sebert; Customer District Sales Representative, Able Ren­ ner, Warner, Moffitt, Williams, Dooley, Attorney's Office, Lookout Mountain Ju­ Kappa Phi, honor society; Sam S. Nail­ Service Representative, National Com­ tal & Lease. Memphis-Atlanta. 1988; Law Carpenter & Napolitan, Chattanooga, dicial Circuit, Summers 1988-90; ing Prelaw Award; Pi Sigma Alpha, merce Bancorporation, Nashville, Sum­ & Clerk, R.E. Bonner, Jr., McMinnville, 1989. Teacher's Assistant. TTU, 1987-88. honor society; Arts Science Honor mer 1988; Assistant, R1ce Services, Tennessee, 1987; Intern, Representative Award; Who's Who Among American LTD., Smithville, Summers 1983-87. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible College Students; Outstanding Young Ben West, Jr., Nashville, 1987; Intern, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Congressman Jim Cooper, Washington, Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible Men of America; Academic All­ D.C., 1985; Intern, Senator Milton Hamil­ American; Student Government Associ­ Location Preferred: Southeast ton, Nashville, 1985; Intern, Senator Er­ ation, service awards. nest Crouch, Nashville, 1983. Work Experience: Summer Associa­ & Legal Practice Emphasis: General civil tion, Murfree, Cope Moore, Murfrees­ practice with special interest in tort or boro, TN, 1990; Law Clerk, Tennessee property law Attorney General's Office, Antitrust Divi­ sion, Summer 1989; Publisher and Edi­ Location Preferred: Flexible tor in Chief, The Fo urteenth Circle, 1986-88; Sales Representative. H & W .. Enterprises, Summer 1987.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Nashville, Middle Tennessee

40 JOHN ALLEN RIDER, Ill EILEEN C. RODRIGUEZ DIRK R. ROUNTREE ELIZABETH MCCOWAN ROY JEFFREY W. RUFOLO Johnson City, Tennessee Orlando, Florida Nashville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Florham Park, New Jersey

Date of Graduation: JD/MBA May Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; Phi Delta Phi; Executive/Research Editor, Tennessee Phi Delta Phi, legal fraternity, magister; SportsLawyers Association; Ray Jenkins American Jurisprudence Award in Torts Law Women. Law Review; Dean's List; Student Bar Student Bar Association; Law Student Trial Competition; Moot Court Board; I; Christian Legal Society, president; in­ Association; Tennessee High School Advisor; College of Law Professional Scholastic Background: B.S. in Biol­ Law Student Advisor; intramural ath­ & tramural athletics. ogy, with concentration in Microbiology Mock Trial Competition, law student Skills Committee, student representative, letics; LEXIS WESTLAW training. advisor. 1989-90; Class of 1991 Development Scholastic Background: B.A., magna and Organic Chemistry, University of Scholastic Background: B.S. in Crimi­ Council. cum laude, in Political Science, Emory Central Florida, 1987; American Chemi­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi­ nal Justice, University of Tennessee at and Henry College, 1987; Top Political cal Society; Dean's List. ness Administration, with major in Risk Scholastic Background: B.S.N., with Chattanooga, 1988; Dean's List; Who's Science Graduate; National Dean's List; Management and Insurance, Florida honors, in Nursing, 1979 and B.A., with Work Experience: Summer Associate, Who Among Students in American Sigma Mu and Blue Key, honor socie­ Bull & Haggard, Orlando, Fl. 1990; Law State University, 1983. honors, in U.S. History, 1978, University Universities and Colleges; National Col­ ties; football team, 1985; A.A., magna of Tennessee. Clerk, Finkelstein, Kern, Steinberg & Work Experience: Summer Associate, legiate Men's Athletic Award; varsity cum laude, Lees-McRae College, 1985; Cunningham, Knoxville, Fall Anderson, Kill, Olick & Oshinsky, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Hogin, wrestling, captain. Dean's List, 1983-85; Craft Scholarship; 1989-Spring 1990; Environmental Washington, D.C., 1990; Law Clerk, London, & Montgomery, Knoxville, Work Experience: Summer Associate, Phi Theta Kappa, honor society; football Specialist. Professional Engineering Lewis, King, Krieg & Waldrop, Knoxville, February 1989-present; Staff Nurse, Chil­ 1989 and 1990, and Runner, Spring team, 1983-84. Consultants, Inc., Orlando, Florida, 1989-90; Consultant, Advanced Risk dren's Hospital NICU, 1981-90; Staff 1988, Leitner, Warner, Moffitt, Williams, & Work Experience: Law Clerk, Tennes­ 1987-88 and Summer' 1989; Courier, Management Services Division, Corroon Nurse, University of Tennessee Hospital, Dooley, Carpenter Napolitan, Chat­ see Eastman Company, Summer 1990; Boroughs, Grimm. Bennett & Griffin, & Black Corporation, Nashville, 1986-88; 1987-present; Nursing Instructor, Knox­ tanooga; Mail Clerk, Exxon Central Serv­ Law Clerk, Hicks, Arnold, Haynes and P.A., Orlando, Florida, Summer 1986. Account Executive, AIG Risk Manage­ ville City Schools Adult Education ices, Florham Park, New Jersey, Sanders, Johnson City, TN, Summer ment (member, American· International Center, 1985-88; Neonatal Nurse Edu­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Summers 1986-88. 1988-90; Salesperson J.S. Penney, Inc., Group), Houston, 1984-86; Broker, Mac­ cator, Children's Hospital, 1983-85; Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1984-87; Salesperson, Southern Simplic­ Location Preferred: Southeast Duff Underwriters, Inc., Daytona Beach, Charge Nurse, Adult Psychiatric Unit, ity, Summer 1984. 1983-84. Saint Mary's Medical Center. 1979-81. Location Preferred: Flexible

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation Legal Practice Emphasis: Medical negligence law Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Southeast

41 SARAH GARLAND ST. ONGE ROY F. SATTERWHITE, Ill CRYSTAL A. SCHROF WILLIAM J. SCOFIELD MARSHA GAIL SHARPE Gray, Tennessee Monrovia, Maryland Forrest, Illinois Knoxville, Tennessee Pinetops, North Carolina

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: In­ Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List; Executive Research Editor, Advocates' Prize Moot Court Competi­ National Environmental Law Moot Court tramural athletics. Carol Wilson Caldwell Memorial Legal Te nnessee Law Review; American tion, second-place team and best brief Scholarship; Black Law Student Associ­ Team; Advocate's Prize Moot Court Scholastic Background: Masters of ation; Earl Warren Legal Scholar. Jurisprudence Award for Constitutional award; Moot Court Board, vice­ Competition, finalist and best brief Accountancy, 1988, and B.S., honors, in Law I; Tennessee High School Mock chairperson; Dean's List; Academic award; Environmental Law Organization; Business Administration, major in Ac­ Scholastic Background: B.A., summa Trial Competition, law student advisor; Standards and Curriculum Committee; Moot Court Board; Law Student Advisor; counting, 1987, University of Tennessee; cum laude, in History and Politics, with TennesseeAssociat ion for Public Interest American Jurisprudence Award in Dis­ Law Women; Harold C. Warner Scholar­ Beta Alpha Psi, accounting fraternity; departmental honors. North Carolina Law, executive committee member. crimination and the Law; Law Student ship; LEXIS and WESTLAW training; Peat Marwick Main Graduate Tax Wesleyan College, Rocky Mount, 1986; Advisor. Knoxville Police Ride-Along. Scholastic Background: B.A. in Scholarship; Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award; Om­ Philosophy, minor equivalent in Theatre. Scholastic Background: B.A. in His­ Scholastic Background: M.A. in Legal Company Scholarship; Kappa Sigma, nicron Delta Kappa; Theta Alpha Kappa. & Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Georgia, tory, College of William Mary, Williams­ Studies, Sangamon State University, rush chairman and pledge class Work Experience: Paralegal, Poyner & 1987; Universite' Laval, Quebec, burg, Virginia, 1988; Sigma Alpha Springfield, Illinois, 1988; B.A. in Jour­ president. Spruill. Rocky Mount, North Carolina, Epsilon, rush chairman; Interfraternity nalism, Eastern Illinois University, 1984; Canada, Program in French, Summer Work Experience: Law Clerk, 1987-88; Administrative Assistant, Fortex 1985. Council, rush representative; College American Association of University McCampbell & Young, Knoxville, Sum­ Corporation, Richmond, Virginia, Tutorial Services, director; President's Women and Maurice W. Scott Scholar­ Work Experience: Clerk for the mer 1990; Law Clerk, Long, Ragsdale 1986-87; Secretary to Registrar, N.C. Honorable H. Theodore Milburn, U.S. Committee on Freshman Orientation, ap­ ships; Talented Student Award; Gradu­ & Waters, Knoxville. Summer 1989; In­ Wesleyan College, Rocky Mount, Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit, 1991-93; pointee. ate Public Service Internship Program; tern, Coopers & Lybrand, Memphis, 1984-86; U.S. Air Force. Society for Collegiate Journalists; The Research Assistant for Professor Peter Work Experience: Law Clerk, U.T. Summer 1988, and Knoxville, January­ Flexible Daily Eastern News, government and Legal Practice Emphasis: W. Morgan, Summer 1990; Summer Office of General Counsel, Knoxville, July 1987; Graduate Teaching Assistant, administration editor; Warbler (student Clerkship, U.S. Department of Justice, May 1989-present; Research Assistant to Accounting Principles, University of Ten­ Location Preferred: Southeast United States Attorney, Eastern District Professor Frances Ansley, Summer yearbook), staff reporter. nessee. September 1987-June 1988; of Tennessee. 1989. 1990; Summer Clerkship Program, IBM Work Experience: Summer Associate, Clerk/Runner, Butler, Vines, Babb and Corporation, Bethesda, Maryland, 1990 and 1989, and Public Information Threadgill, Knoxville, September Legal Practice Emphasis: Criminal law 1987-88; Messenger, Mays & Valentine, Officer, 1987-88, Illinois Environmental 1985-December 1986 and September Location Preferred: East Tennessee Richmond, Summer 1986-87; Clerk, Vir­ Protection Agency, Springfield, Illinois; 1984-May 1985; Roddy Coca-Cola ginia Power, Richmond, Summers Research Assistant for Law Professor Bottling Company, Knoxville, Summers 1984-86. James Thompson, 1989-1990; Staff 1984 and 1985. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible with Writer, Illinois Issues, Springfield, Legal Practice Emphasis: Tax, cor­ interest in employment law and related 1986-87; Legal Reporter, Jacksonville porate, estate planning litigation Journal-Courier, Jacksonville, Illinois, Location Preferred: Southeast, 1985-86; Reporter, Daily News, Boon­ Location Preferred: Southeast ville, MO. 1984-85. Washington, D.C. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible

42 SUSAN E. SHIPLEY KAREN M. SUTTON RICHARD SHANNON TALIAFERRO NORMAN G. TEMPLETON ALAN R. THOMPSON Knoxville. Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee Lookout Mountain, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List; John W. GreenScholarship; Dean's List; Student Bar Association; Student Bar Association; Sports Lawyer Vinson & Elkins Scholar; John W. Green WESTLAW and LEXIS training, in­ Tennessee and National Association of Law Student Advisor; Academic Review Association. Merit Scholar; American Jurisprudence tramural sports. Award in Torts I; Dean's List; Christian Criminal Defense Lawyers; Penal Code Board; Judge, Legal Process II Oral Ar­ B.A. high Scholastic Background: B.S. in Psy­ Scholastic Background: Legal Society, secretary. and Sentencing Law Reform Seminar. guments. honors, in Political Science, minor in His­ chology, University of Tennessee at Scholastic Background: B.S., summa Scholastic Background: B.S., cum tory, University of Tennessee, 1988; Scholastic Background: B.S., high Chattanooga, 1987; Dean's List; Golden cum laude, in Communications, Univer­ laude, in Business Administration, Mar­ Golden Key Honor Society; lntrafrater­ honors, in Business Administration, Key National Honor Society; Psi Chi, na­ sity of Tennessee, 1984; Valedictorian; keting concentration, minor in Econom­ nity Scholastic Award. University of Tennessee, 1983; Beta tional honor society. Gamma Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Gamma Phi Kappa Phi; Golden Key National ics, University of Tennessee at Work Experience: Law Clerk, Knoxville Work Experience: Automobile Assem­ Beta Phi; Dean's List, 1979-83; Sigma Honor Society; Roddy Scholarship; Bon­ Chattanooga, 1987; Chi Omega Frater­ Legal Aid Society, May 1990-present; bly, Toyota Motors Manufacturing, Chi, social fraternity; University In­ ham Scholarship; Mabel Morelock nity, vice president; Golden Key National Research Assistant, Professor Malcolm U.S.A., Georgetown, Kentucky, 1988; tramural Board. Scholarship; UT Commissionfor Women Honor Society; Rho Lambda; Student Morris, Fall 1989; Runner, Lawyers Title Signals Intelligence (Non-Morse Inter­ Excellence Award. Orientation Board; UC Foundation & Escrow, inc., Chattanooga, 1988; Work Experience: Summer Associate, cept Operator), United States Marine Scholarship; UT Merit Scholarship; in­ & Work Experience: Law Clerk, Cruze & Chattanooga, 1988; Runner, Caldwell, Hunton Williams, Atlanta, and Baker. Corps, Scotland, 1983-85, stationed in Shope, Knoxville, May 1989-present; tramural athletics. Heggie & Helton, Chattanooga, 1986. Worthington, Crossley, Stansberry & Scotland; Desk Clerk, Southern Inn/ & Work Experience: Summer Associate. Wolff, Knoxville, 1990; Law Clerk, Eger­ Quality Inn, East Ridge, Tennessee, Law Clerk. Dunaway, Dunaway Van Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Hook, LaFollette, August 1989-present; Law Clerk, Gentry, Tipton, Kizer & Little. ton. McAfee, Armistead and Davis, 1981-83, 1987. Location Preferred: Southeast News Reporter, West Side Sto­ Knoxville, October 1989-present; Sum­ Knoxville, May 1989-May 1990; Sales Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible with ryNolunteer, Knoxville, 1985-88; News mer Associate, Miller & Martin, 1989 and Representative, Ortho Pharmaceutical interest in civil litigation. & Reporter, UT Daily Beacon, Knoxville, 1990. and Heiskell, Donelson, Bearman, Corporation, A Division of Johnson Location Preferred: Flexible preferably 1983-84; Outstanding Community Serv­ Adams, Williams and Kirsch, Chatta­ Johnson, Inc. 1987-88; Sales Represen­ Southeast ice Award by Council of West Knox nooga, 1990; Bartender and Waitress, tative, NCR Corporation, Interactive County Homeowners, 1987. The Loft Restaurant and Lounge, Chat­ Computer Systems Division, 1984-87. tanooga, 1984-88; UTC Music Depart­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Criminal Legal Practice Emphasis: General cor­ ment, work scholarship, clerical work, and family law porate/business, tax, patents and 1983-87; Marketing Research Assistant, copyrights, litigation Location Preferred: Southeast Synair Corporation, 1985-86. Location Preferred : Southeast Legal Practice Emphasis: Bankruptcy, commercial litigation

Location Preferred: Southeast

43 SHARON TRANCHANT EILEEN M. TUCKER, R.N. MICHELLE VANDEREE CHARLES BRENT WALKER GENET G. WEBER New Orleans. Louisiana Upper Montclair. New Jersey Nashville, Tennessee Germantown, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Materials Editor, Tennessee Law Dean's List; American Jurisprudence Tennessee High SchoolMock Trial Com­ Student Bar Association;Sports Lawyers LEXIS and WESTLAW training; Phi Delta Review; Hunton & Williams Outstanding Award in Appellate Advocacy. petition, law student advisor. Association. WESTLAW and LEXIS Phi; Student Bar Association. Writing Award finalist; American training. Scholastic Background: BSN, Univer­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ Scholastic Background: B.S.. with Jurisprudence Award in Legal Process sity of Wisconsin, 1987. calScience. minor in Criminal Justice/So­ Scholastic Background: B.B.A., cum honors. in Journalism. University of Ten· I; Student Bar Association. ciology, University of Tennessee. 1988. laude, in Finance, Memphis State nessee, 1987; Student Government As· Work Experience: Law Clerk, Lock· University, 1984; Gamma Beta Phi, sociation, senator; College of Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi­ ridge & Becker. Knoxville, Summer Work Experience: Supervisor. Multi­ honor society. Communications, student advisor; Pi ness Administration. University of New 1990; Law Clerk, U. T., Office of General Specialty Clinic Miller Medical Group, Sigma Alpha. Orleans. 1988; Dean's List; Alpha Theta Counsel. Knoxville. September Nashville. Work Experience: Summer Associate. Epsilon. national honor society can­ Gerrish & McCreary, Memphis, 1989; Work Experience: Staff Writer, Division 1989-April 1990; Registered Nurse. Legal Practice Emphasis: Criminal law didate; American Business Women's Medical Professionals Incorporated. May Equities Trader. Union Planters Broker­ of Marketing and Public Affairs. Fort Association Scholarship; Young En­ 1989-present; Aerobics Instructor. Fort Location Preferred: Southeast age Services. Memphis, Tennessee, Sanders Regional Medical Center, Knox­ trepreneurs Society, secretary. Sanders West. Knoxville, May 1987-88; Investment Officer, Citizens & ville, Summer 1987; Publicist and Assis­ Work Experience: Summer Associate, 1989-present; Aerobics Instructor, Holi· Southern Securities Corp, Atlanta, Geor­ tant to the Recital Hall Manager, Oakland Cornelius & Collins. Nashville, 1990; Law day Health and Fitness. Knoxville. gia. 1986-87; Registered Representative, University, Rochester, MI. 1973-76; Ex­ Clerk, U.T. Office of General Counsel. 1988-89; Staff Nurse. Intensive Care Crews & AssociatesInvestment Bankers, ecutive Secretary to the Director, Virginia Knoxville, September 1989-April 1990; Unit. Baptist Hospital. Knoxville, 1988; Little Rock. Arkansas. 1984-86. Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond, VA, 1970-73. Insurance Agent (propertyand casualty) Nurse Extern ER/ICU, Methodist Hospi­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible and Customer Service Representative. tal. Memphis, Summer 1987; Nurse Ex­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1984-88; secretary for an independent tern Medicine/Surgery, University of Location Preferred: Flexible Knoxville, Ten­ insurance agency, 1982-84. Tennessee Hospital, Knoxville, Summer Location Preferred: nessee 1986; Physical Therapy Aide, DeWitt Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Nursing Home. New York, Summer Location Preferred: Tennessee 1984.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Knoxville

44 C. EDWARD WEIS, JR. JOSEPH F. WELBORN, Ill JULIA C. WEST JAMES BARRETT WILSON, JR. QUINN WINDHAM Nashville. Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Kingsport, Tennessee Winston-Salem. North Carolina Martin, Tennessee Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List; Sports Lawyers Association; Student Materials Editor, Te nnesseeLaw American Bar Association/Law Student Sports Lawyers Associ ation; American National Moot Court Team; Dean's List; American Jurisprudence Award in Con­ Review; Student Bar Association; Aca­ Division; Tort and Insurance Practice Bar Association, Taxation Division; Student Bar Association; LEX IS & WEST­ tracts II. demic Review Board; intramural athlet­ Section; Phi Delta Phi, legal fraternity; WESTLAW and LEXIS training. LAW training. ics; Sports Lawyers Association. Tennessee Association for Public Insti­ Scholastic Background: Master of Ac­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ Scholastic Background: Graduate tute Law; WESTLAW and LEXIS training; countancy, University of Tennessee. ex­ Scholastic Background: B.A., cum cal Science and Criminal Justice, North studies in Geology (21 hours), University Student Bar Association. pected 1991; B.S . . magna cum laude. laude, in Political Science, Rhodes Col­ Carolina State University, Raleigh, 1987. of Tennessee, Knoxville, 1985-86; B.S. in Accounting, David Li pscomb Univer­ lege, Memphis, 1988; Sigma Nu, social Scholastic Background: M.A., magna in Geoscience/Chemistry, University of Work Experience: Summer Associate, sity, Nashville, 1988; NAIA Scholar Ath­ fraternity; NCAA Division Ill Football. cum laude, in English, East Tennessee Tennessee, Martin, 1984. Penn, Stuart, Eskridge & Jones, Abing­ lete. (i.e. Academic All-American in State University, 1985; B.S. in English, Work Experience: Summer Associate, don, VA, 1990; Blue Chip Sports Work Experience: Summer Associate, tennis); Alpha Chi, honor society; Alpha East Tennessee State University, 1972; Bass. Berry & Sims, Nashville, and Management Group, Inc., Boston, Mas­ Carlton, Fields, Ward, Emmanuel, Smith Kappa Psi. business fraternity; Phi Alpha Phi Kappa Phi, honor society; Kappa Smith, Currie & Hancock, Atlanta, 1990; sachusetts, 1988-Present. & Cutler, Orlando, FL. Summer 1990; Delta, prelegal fraternity. Lambda, honor society; Dean's List. Law Clerk, Robertson, Williams, Ingram Law Clerk, Walt, Dyer & James, Summer Legal Practice Emphasis: Tax, sports Work Experience: Law Clerk, Waller Overbey, Knoxville, January - April Legal Assistant, 1989; Assistant Editor, Center of Excel­ & Work Experience: and entertainment law Lansden Dortch & Davis. Nashville, 1990; Summer Associate, Glankler, We& & Rose, Kingsport; Officer, M. Lacy lence for the Enrichment of Science & Summer 1990; Law Clerk, The Univer­ Brown, Gilliland, Chase. Robinson & West, P.C.; Community Service: King· Location Preferred : Southeast Mathematics Education, University of sity of Tennessee Research Corporation. Raines and Waring Cox, Memphis, sport Chamber of Commerce, Holston Tennessee. Martin, 1987-88; Senior Summer 1989; Financial Analyst and 1989; Congressional Internship, Con­ Valley Community Hospital and Medical Library Clerk, John Hodges Library, Law Clerk, H. Stennis Little, Jr., Tax At­ gressman Don Sundquist (R), Memphis, Center; Kingsport Fine ArtsCenter; Part­ University of Tennessee, Knoxville, torney, Summer 1988; President, David 1988; Legal Internship, Norwood & As­ ner, Tap Root Farm, Kingsport. 1986; Teaching Assistant, Department of Lipscomb Investment Association. sociates. Memphis, 1987. Geology, University of Tennessee, 1985. Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation 1987-88. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible and/or commercial Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Securities. Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: East Tennessee Location Preferred: Flexible antitrust, commercial. tax, and contract law

Location Preferred: Southeast

45 BRIDGETT ANNE WOHLPART JEFFREY LANE YATES Oak Ridge, Tennessee Marietta, Georgia

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List. Evidence Moot Court Team ; Author, Remedies for the Families of Mentally Scholastic Background: B.A., high Disabled Adults, Tennessee Street Law, honors. in History. University of Tennes· (West Publishing Company 1989); LEXIS see, 1988; Dean's List; International Stu· and WESTLAW training; Student Bar As­ dent Exchange Program, Universitat sociation; Sports Lawyer's Association. Bonn, West Germany. Scholastic Background: B.A. in His­ Work Experience: Summer Associate. Boult, Cummings, Connors, & Berry, tory, Carson-Newman College, Jefferson City, Tennessee, 1988; Phi Alpha Theta, 1989 and 1990; Cashier/Salesperson, history honors society, officer; Outstand­ Vol Textbooks, 1985-86; Waitress. Re· ing College Students of America; gas on Seventeenth. 1985; Cashier. wrestling team. Gateway Bookstore, 1984-85; Vet Asss­ tanUSecretary, Columbine Animal Clinic, Work Experience: Summer Clerk, Bill Colorado Springs, CO, Summer 1984. Hotz and Associates, Knoxville, 1990; Research Assistant to Professor Nicole Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible with Russler, U.T. Legal Clinic. emphasis on litigation 1989- 1990. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Southeast

46 • • WANDA L. ADAMS C. DIANE ANDERSON KARIN L. ANDERSON SUSAN E. ARNOLD MARTIN B. BAILEY Greenville, South Carolina LaVergne, Tennessee Oak Ridge, Tennessee Dayton, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May, 1992 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Black Law Students Association; Dean's Student Bar Association; Law Women Student Bar Association; Law Women, Law Women, secretary; Student Bar As­ Dean's List; American Jurisprudence Advisory Council; Student Bar As­ second-year representative, 1990-91; in­ vice-president, 1990-91; WESTLAW and sociation; intramural athletics. Awards in Criminal Law and Contracts; LEXIS training. John W. Green Scholarship. sociation. tramural athletics. Scholastic Background: B.S. in Politi­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Psy­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Crimi­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Nurs­ cal Science, Tennessee Technological Scholastic Background: B.S. in Civil chology, University of South Carolina, nal Justice Administration, Middle Ten­ ing, Clemson University, 1987; Sigma University, Cookeville, 1989; Who's Who Engineering, Columbia University, New 1982; Dean's List; National Dean's List. nessee State University, 1988; Pre-Law Theta Tau, international nursing honor Among Students in American Univer­ York City, 1979; Class Salutatorian; society; Student Nurses Association of sities and Colleges; Dean's List; Out­ Dean's List; Jewell M. Garrelts Award; South Carolina Society; Dean's List. Work Experience: South Carolina, executive board; editor standing Young Women of America; Tau Beta Pi; Citation for Outstanding Licensed Social Worker; Child Sexual Work Experience: Youth Services of quarterly publication. Political Science/Pre-Law Club, Undergraduate Achievement; B.A., cum Abuse Specialist and Adoptions Officer. Rutherford County Juvenile president. laude, in Mathmatics. University of the Work Experience: Law Clerk, Poore, Specialist, 1983-89. Court, 1988-89; Runner, Trabue, Sturdi­ South, Sewanee. 1979. vant & Dewitt, Nashville, 1987-88. Cox, Baker, Ray & Byrne, 1990; Staff Work Experience: EQIS and DCDTS Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Nurse, Vanderbilt University Medical Data Entry Clerk, TVA, Chattanooga, Work Experience: Summer Associate. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible Center, 1987-89; Chair, Medical Clinical Tennessee, Summer 1989; Document Hunton & Williams, Knoxville, 1990; Location Preferred: Tennessee Service Counsel of Vanderbilt University, Control Clerk, TVA, Sequoyah, Tennes­ Registered Professional Engineer, State 1988-89; Legislative Correspondent, On­ see. Summer 1988; Document Control of Tennessee; Civil Engineer, TVA Divi­ cology Nurses Society, Nashville; Chief Clerk, TVA, Watts Bar, Tennessee, Sum­ sion of Nuclear Engineering, 1980-89. Nursing Attendant, Georgia Department mer 1987. Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation of Human Resources-Division of Re­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible habilitation Services, 1985-87. Location Preferred: Tennessee Location Preferred: Tennessee Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible

48 S. ELIZABETH BAILEY DWAYNE W. BARRETT, CPA JILL E. BARTEE CHERI L. BEASLEY ROBERT E. BOCK Nashville, Tennessee Hendersonville, Tennessee Clarksville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association. Student Bar Association; Police Ride­ George C. Taylor Memorial Scholarship; American Bar Association/Student Divi­ Student Bar Association; WESTLAW Along Program; Tennessee High School Student Bar Association; WESTLAW and son; Student Bar Association; Black Law training. Scholastic Background: College Mock Trial Competition, Law Student Ad­ LEXIS Training. Student Association, (BLSA); Summer Scholar's Degree, B.A. with concentra­ Scholastic Background: B.S.,honors, visor; Intramural Athletics; LEXIS and Program in Law at Oxford, Oxford, Eng­ tion in Comparative Literature and Reli­ Scholastic Background: B.A., cum in Business Administration, University of WESTLAW Training. land, 1990. gious Studies, University of Tennessee, laude. in English, minor in Education, Tennessee, August 1989. B.S., magna Belmont College, May 1989. Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ Knoxville, June 1987. Scholastic Background: Work Experience: Assistant Manager, cum laude, in Accounting, David Lips­ cal Science and Economics, Douglass Work Experience: Summer Clerk, Ten­ Work Experience: Runner/Clerk, Brae· Pizza Inn, Inc., Knoxville, 1982-89. comb University, Nashville, 1987; Sigma College of Rutgers University, 1988; nessee Attorney General, Special Coun­ mel, Reeves & Baltimore, Nashville, Iota Delta social fraternity, president; Al­ Women and Public Policy Intern, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible, sel Division, 1990; Regional Field 1988-89; Sales Associate, My Friend's pha Chi, national honor society; Students Washington, D.C.; Forum for Women with interest in business law Representative. Office of Senator Albert Place, Nashville, 1987-88; Secretary, in Free Enterprise, founding chairman; State Legislators, Intern, San Diego, CA; Gore, Jr., Knoxville, 1989; Campaign Placement Office, Belmont College, Location Preferred: Southeast intramural athletics; Men's Varsity Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers Scheduler, Taylor for Congress Cam­ Nashville, 1985-87. Basketball, Aquinas Junior College, University, 1984-88, and Blair School of paign, Knoxville, general election 1988; 1983-84. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Music, Vanderbilt University, studies in Campaign Director, Levitt for Congress flute, 1978-84. Campaign, New York, 1988 (thru Work Experience: Summer Associa­ Location Preferred: Flexible Primary); Gore for President Campaign, tion, Dearborn & Ewing, Nashville, 1990; Work Experience: Law Clerk, Tennes­ Tennessee, Michigan, New York, Senior Tax Consultant, Ernst & Young see Human Rights Commission, Nash­ 1987-88. (formerly Ernst & Whinney), Nashville, ville, Summer 1989; ComputerManager, 1987-89; Administrative Intern, Arthur Rutgers University Dining Service. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Andersen & Co., Nashville, 1985-87. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

49 JILL BOHANNON ANGELA R. BOWERS WILLIAM C. BRIGHT FELECIA R. BROOKS JOHN M. BRYANT, JR. Columbia, Tennessee Savannah, Georgia Knoxville, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Dickson, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List; American Jurisprudence Student Bar Association; Black Law Stu· Black Law Students Association, (BLSA). Student Bar Association; Tennessee Scholastic Background: B.A., magna Awards in Legal Process. Torts, and Civil dents Association, treasurer; Tennessee High School Mock Trial Competition, law cum laude, in Political Science with Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ student advisor; LEXIS and WESTLAW Procedure; John W. Green Scholarship; High School Mock Trial Competition, law minor in Economics, University of Ten­ cal Science, Memphis State University. training; intramural athletics. Residency Classification Committee; Stu­ student advisor; Council on Legal nessee, 1988; Phi Beta Kappa; Pi Sigma 1989. dent Tribunal; Student Bar Association; Educational Opportunities (CLEO), Sum­ Alpha, president; Phi Kappa Phi; James Scholastic. Background: B.A. in Eco­ Work Experience: Administrative In­ Law Women; Chancellor's Citation for mer 1989. 0. and Minni Elliot Scholarship. nomics, Trinity University, San Antonio, Academic Achievement. tern, The Regional Medical Center, Scholastic Background: B.A. in Eco­ 1988. Work Experience: Congressional In­ Memphis; Legislative Intern, 95th Ses­ B.S., highest nomics, Spelman College, 1989; Honor Scholastic Background: tern, Congressman Bob Clement, sion of the Tennessee General As­ Work Experience: Analyst, Criterion In­ honors, in Business Administration, Roll; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Washington, D.C., July 1987; Sales As­ sembly. corporated, Dallas, 1988-89; Registered University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Work Experience: Accounting Assis­ sociate, Proffitt's Department Store, Representative, SME Capital Manage­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1989: Omicron Delta Kappa, secretary; tant (part-time). Webb. Carlock. Knoxville. 1988; General office work for ment Company, Dallas, Summer 1988; Mortar Board; Student Disciplinary Copeland, Semler & Stair, Atlanta, 1989; Duncan for Congress Campaign, Knox­ Location Preferred: Flexible Engineering Aide, Texas Instruments, Board; Alpha Delta Pi, treasurer, stan­ Legal Secretary, Eichholz & Associates, ville, 1987. Inc., Midland, Summers 1984-87. dards chairman, scholarship officer, P.C., Savannah, Summer 1988. pledge board; Golden Key; Executive Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation Undergraduate Business Program; As· Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible sociation Appeals Committee; Vol Corps. Location Preferred: Southeast Work Experience: Summer Associate, Weil. Gotshal & Manges, Dallas, 1990; Summer Associate, Figari & Davenport, Dallas. 1990; Teller, First American Na­ tional Bank, 1989; Sales Intern, Johnson Wax. Nashville, 1988. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible

50 BROOKSLEY BURKE ROBERT M. BURNS WILLIAM JOSEPH BUTLER SCOTT D. CAREY KARIN ELISABETH CLOUGH San Luis Obispo, California Nashville, Tennessee Smithville, Tennessee Brentwood, Tennessee Bethel, Maine

Date of Graduation: JDIMBA May Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 1992 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; Knoxville Police Dean's List; Manier, Herod, Hollabaugh Student Bar Association; Police Ride­ Tennessee Association for Public Interest Student Bar Association; WESTLAW Ride-Along; WESTLAW training. & Smith Scholarship. Along Program; WESTLAW training; Law, vice president; Law Women; Stu­ training. Law Student Advisor; intramural ath­ dent Bar Association; UT Equestrian Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, Scholastic Background: B.S., high letics. Club; intramural athletics. Scholastic Background: B.A., cum in Economics, University of Tennessee­ honors, in Pre-Veterinary Medi­ laude, in Economics, Hollins College, Martin, 1985; Alpha Phi Omega, treas­ cine/Animal Science. minor in Speech Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in En­ 1988; Dean's List; Omicron Delta Epsi­ urer; National Rural Electric Cooperative Communication, University of Tennes­ cal Science, Vanderbilt University, 1989; glish, Dartmouth College. 1988; Lan­ lon; Honor Court; Business Awareness Association Youth Consulting Board, na­ see. Knoxville, 1989; Alpha Gamma Dean's List; Pi Kappa Alpha Social guage Study Abroad, Lyon, France, Organization; Chair, Tenure and Promo­ tional president; Scholarship Fellow, Rho, social fraternity. vice president; Phi Fraternity, steward, executive and finan­ 1986 tion Committee; M.B.A. Candidate, Kappa Phi, academic honorary; Japanese Ministry of Education, Hirosaki cial committees. Work Experience: Law Clerk, University of Tennessee, 1992; Tennes­ University, Hirosaki, Japan, 1982-83. Omicron Delta Kappa, leadership Work Experience: Summer Associate, McCampbell & Young, Knoxville, 1990; see Organization of MBA Liaison Com­ honorary; Mortar Board; Golden Key Na­ Work Experience: Data Processing, Stokes and Bartholomew, and Heiskell, Parole Office, State of Tennessee. 1989; mittee. tional Honor Society; Gamma Sigma Comdata Network, Inc., Nashville, 1989; Donelson, Bearman, Adams, Williams. Law Runner, District Attorney's Office, Delta. agriculture honorary; Alpha Zeta, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Mason & Management Consultant Research As­ and Kirsch, Nashville, 1990; Consultant, Clinton, 1988; Head Resident Advisor, agriculture honorary; 1stRunner-up, Na­ Gutekunst, Summer 1989; Contracts Ad­ sistant, U.S. Health, Inc., Towson, 1988; Tennessee Road Builder's Association, Senior Resident Advisor, Resident Advi­ tional lntercollegiate CEDA Debate Tour­ ministrator, ETAK, Inc., Summer 1988; Data Processing, Maryland National 1989 Session of the Tennessee State sor, Johns Hopkins University Center for nament, 1986; UT Debate Team, Comptroller's Assistant, Refco Mongage Bank. Baltimore. 1988; Data Processing, Legislature; Manager, Goten Restaurant Talented Youth. 1986-89. Securities, Inc., Summer 1987; Intern, Textron Aerostructures, Nashville, Valet Services. Nashville. 1986-89. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Dominion Bank, 1987 winter break; 1985-87. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Donald Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Funding Specialist, First Nationwide Overton, Knoxville, 1990-present; Staff Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Mortgage Strategies, Inc., Summer Assistant, U.S. Representative Bart Gor­ Location Preferred: Flexible 1986; Law Clerk, Burke, Smith , Helenius, Location Preferred: Nashville, Middle don, Washington, DC. Summer 1989; and Hayes, Summer 1985. Tennessee Social Assistant to Nicholas Glover, President and CEO, Whittle Communica­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Environ­ tions. L.P., Knoxville, Summer 1988; mental, land use litigation, civil litigation Substitute Teacher, DeKalb County High Location Preferred: Flexible School, 1985-86.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation, Torts

Location Preferred: Southeast

51 TILLMAN Y. COFFEY METEASA L. COLLINS DIANE E. CORWIN TRACY COX KARYN L. CRIGLER Columbia, Tennessee Huntsville, Alabama Nashville, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee Clarksville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; John W. Green American Bar Association/Law Student Tennessee Association for Public Interest Law Women. Student Bar Association. Scholarhsip; Dean's List. Division; Black Law Students Association Law, secretary; Student Bar Association; Scholastic Background: B.A., honors, Scholastic Background: B.S., magna WESTLAW training. Scholastic Background: B.S., summa (BLSA). in English, concentration in Technical cum laude, in Political Science, Austin cum laude, in Political Science, Middle Scholastic Background: B.A., cum Scholastic Background: B.S. in Hu­ Writing, 1989. Peay State University, 1989; Chi Omega Tennessee State University, 1989; man Development, Vanderbilt Univer· Women's Fraternity, president; Phi laude, in English, Spelman College, At· Work Experience: Runner, Shumacker Dean's List and National Dean's List; lanta; All-American; Who's Who Among sity, Nashville, 1987; Dean's List; and Thompson, Chattanooga, 1985; Kappa Phi; Omicron Delta Kappa, secre· State Legislative Intern, 1988; Norman Students in American Colleges and Vanderbilt Prison Project, Outstanding Hostess and Governess, Martha's tary; Student Tribunal, associate justice; L. Parks Political Science Award; A.S., Universities; Dean's List; Sigma Tau Member; Delta Delta Delta Sorority, Restaurant and Private Home, Martha's Pi Sigma Alpha, political science summa cum laude, in Pre-Law, Colum­ Delta; English Honor Society. house manager; Salminter, Salamanca, Vineyard, Massachusetts, 1987. honorary; Dean's List. bia State Community College, 1987; Spain, Spring, 1988. Work Experience: Volunteer, Legal Work Experience: Law Clerk, Hodges, Economics and Political Science Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Clinic for the Homeless, Atlanta, 1989; Work Experience: Law Clerk, Ritchie, Doughty and Carson, Knoxville, Awards; Top Ten Graduate; Dean's List Clerk/Typist, Product Assurance Direc­ Fels and Dillard, Knoxville, 1990; Visa Location Preferred: Flexible 1990-present; Legislative Intern, Senate and President's List. torate, Summer 1989; Clerk/Typist, Coordinator, Saga International Holi· Energy and Natural Resources Commit· Work Experience: Summer Associate, Security Defense Command, Summer days, Boston, MA, 1988-89; Intern in tee, 1989. King and Ballow, Nashville, 1990; Run­ 1988. Sales and Marketing, Hyatt Regency, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible ner, Gentry, Tipton, Kiser, & Little, Knox­ Washington, DC, Summer 1987; Law Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible ville, 1990; Cutting Room Manager, Clerk, Brown and Associate, Pasca· Location Preferred: Flexible Falcon Industries, Columbia, 1982-85; Location Preferred: Southeast goula, MS. 1987; Human Resources In­ Shift Foreman, The Bunker Hill Com­ tern. Hyatt Regency, Nashville, 1987. pany, Kellogg, 1979-81; Crew Foreman, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Al's Heating, Coeurd'Aiene, 1977-79; Furnace Operator, The Bunker Hill Com­ Location Preferred: Flexible pany, Kellogg, 1974-77.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

52 MATTHEW DAVIS ELISABETH BAYLOR DONNOVIN LUCY PARKER DUNN L ANGELA EATON LEE EBLEN Gilbert, South Carolina Lookout Mountain, Georgia Newport. Tennessee Metropolis, Illinois Lenoir City, Tennessee Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Black Law Students Association, (BLSA). Tennessee Association for Public Interest Student Bar Association; Dean's List; Law Women, first-year representative; Student Bar Association; Police Ride­ Law. executive committee; Law Women, Law Women;, Highest grade in Civil Research Assistant to Professor James Along Program. Scholastic Background: B.A., cum president; Student Bar Association. Procedure II and Legal Process II; in­ Thompson in Natural Resource Law; laude, in Social Science, with minor in Scholastic Background: B.S.. high tramural athletics. Graduate Student Association. legislator; History, Paine College, Augusta, GA, Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ honors. in Business Administration, con­ Student Bar Association; American Bar 1976; Presidential Scholar; Dean's List; cal Science. University of North Carolina Scholastic Background: B.A., cum centration in accounting, University of Association/Law Student Division. Honor Roll; 1976 Edition of Who's Who at Chapel Hill, 1988; University of North laude, in Political Science, Furman Tennessee, 1987. in American Colleges and Universities; Carolina at Oxford, England. Summer University, Greeneville, SC. 1988; Phi Scholastic Background: B.S., magna Work Experience: Summer Clerk, Palmetto Military Academy; Commis­ 1986; Co-chair, University of North Caro­ Beta Kappa. honor society; Eta Sigma. cum laude, in Human Development. Goodwin & Eblen. Attorneys at Law, sioned 2nd Lt., South Carolina National lina Fine Arts Festival. standards board; freshman honor society; USAA Scholas­ Vanderbilt University, 1986; Kappa Delta Sproul & Hinton, Attorneys at Law, Guard, 1987; United States Army Armor Pi Beta Phi; Society of Hellenas. Tennis tic All-American; National Collegiate Pi, honor society; Kappa Delta Epsilon. Lenoir City, 1990; Staff Accountant, Officer's basic course, Ft. Knox, Ken­ Scholarship. Women's Athletic Award; Academic All· honor society; Dean's List. Cherry, Bekaert & Holland, CPA's, tucky, 1988. American. finalist. Work Experience: Summer Associate, Work Experience: Graduate Assistant. 1987-89. Community Alternatives to Prison Pro­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Piper, Miller & Martin, Chattanooga, 1990; Work Experience: Law Clerk. Frantz. Legal Practice Emphasis: Family law Waters, Witt & Rosser, Knoxville. Sum­ Research , Engineering and Environmen­ McConnell & Seymour, Knoxville, Spring gram, Knoxville, Summer 1990; mer 1990; Platoon Leader, S.C. Army tal Services. Hickory, NC; Word Proces­ 1990-present; Office Intern. Chavat/ Research Assistant/Consultant to Public Location Preferred : Lenoir City National Guard, 1987-present; Title Ab· sor, Centre Girl Bureau. London, Weigend Associates, Washington, DC. School System, Vanderbilt University, stractor, Law Firm of Cromartie & Wil· England; Alex Brown & Sons, Computer Spring 1987; Runner, Dunn & Tucker, Nashville, Faii 1987-Summer 1989; Lead Iiams. 1987-89; Right-of-Way Agent, S.C. Portfolio Design, Chattanooga, 1988-89; Newport, TN. Summers 1985 and 1987. Teacher, Vanderbilt University Child Dept. of Highway & Public Transporta· Volunteer. United Way of Chapel Hill; Al­ Care Center, Nashville. 1986·1987; In­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible tion, 1983-87; Paralegal/Law Clerk, Law locations Panel Member, United Way of tern. National Education Association and Office of E.W. Cromartie. II, 1978-83. Chattanooga, 1989. Location Preferred: Southeast National Child Abuse Coalition, Washington. DC. 1985. Legal Practice Emphasis: Real Estate Legal Practice Emphasis: Environ­ mental litigation and compliance, secu­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible rities and banking, labor law Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

53 G. ROBERT EDWARDS LISA ANN EISCHEID ADAM EPSTEIN KEVIN FRAZIER JAMES DAVIDSON FRENCH Chattanooga, Tennessee Murfreesboro, Tennessee East Amherst, New York Knoxville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: JD/MBA 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: B.S., high Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; Federalist So· Chancellor Glenn W. Woodlee Scholar­ honors, in Finance, University of Tennes­ Tennessee Association for Public Interest Scholastic Background: BBA, in Mar­ ciety; LEXIS Training; intramural ath· see, Knoxville, 1989; Executive Under­ Law, executive committee, 1990. keting, with minors in Business Adminis­ ship; Sports Lawyers Association; ABA letics. graduates Honor Program; Phi Eta tration and Chemistry, Middle Forum on Entertainment and Sports In­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Eco­ Sigma Honor Society. Scholastic Background: B.A. in Biol­ Tennessee State University, Murfrees­ dustries; Student Bar Association; LEX IS nomics, Vanderbilt Umvers1ty, Nashville, training. ogy, University of Tennessee, Chat­ boro, 1988; Alpha Delta Pi Sorority, Work Experience: Legal Research As­ 1988; Phi Delta Theta Fraternity, house tanooga, 1988; Beta Beta Beta, biology pledge president, house chairman, and Scholastic Background: B.A. in Clas­ sistant, Dr. Otis Stephens, 1989-90; At­ manager, rush chairman, and executive honor society; Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha standards chairman; Phi Mu Delta, vice sics (Latin), University of Tennessee, with tendant; Safety Park, 1989; Youth committee. Lambda Delta, and Golden Key National president; Rho Lambda, a Greek wom­ minor in Business, 1989; Phi Beta Worker, Young Life Staff, 1988; Waiter. Work Experience: Summer Associate, Honor Societies; College Republicans. en's honor society; Student Ambas­ Kappa; Rhodes Scholarship State Ruby Tuesday's, 1987-88; Tram Oper­ Trabue, Sturdivant & DeWitt, 1990; ator, Silver Dollar City, 1987; Salesman, Work Experience: Assistant Football sadors, board member; MTSU Official Finalist; Eta Sigma Phi, classics honor so­ Counselor, Brentwood Experience Day Coach and Strength and Conditioning Hostess; Alpha, an academic honor so­ ciety, president; Academic All­ The Common Market, 1986-87; Land­ Camp, Franklin, TN, Summer 1989; Coach, Chattanooga Baylor, 1984-88; ciety; Academic Appeals Committee. Southeastern Conference Placekicker on scape Worker, Jim Underwood, Inc., Christy Sports, Vail, Colorado, Winter­ Varsity Football Team; Knoxville Journal 1986; Usher, Cedar Bluff Theatre, Groundskeeping and Maintenance, Work Experience: Summer Associate, Spring 1989; Runner, Bass, Berry & Northgate Professional Center, 1977-87. Penrose, William Law Firm, St. Peters­ Award for Senior Letterman; Chancel­ 1985-86; Stock Worker, White Stores, Sims, Nashville, Fall 1988; Room Atten­ 1984-85. burg, Florida, 1990; Salesperson, lor's Citations for Academics and Ath­ dant, Yellowstone National Park, Wyom­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Medical letics. malpractice Skedaddle Bicycles, Murfreesboro, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible ing, Summer 1987; Pipelayer, Oman Construction Company, Nashville, Sum­ 1988-89; Consultant, Small Business As­ Work Experience: Summer Associate, Location Preferred: Knoxville Location Preferred: South sociation, Middle Tennessee State Uni­ Lewis, King, Krieg and Waldrop, 1990; mer 1985-87; Head Coach of Junior Var­ versity, Fall 1988; Lifeguard, Century Law Clerk, Bernstein, Stair and Mc­ sity Soccer Team. Spring 1985. Pool Company, Washington, DC , Sum­ Adams. Summer 1988; Resident Assis­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible mer 1987; Student Intern, Histology tant, Gibbs Hall Athletic Dorm, Laboratory, Saint Thomas Hospital, 1989-present. Location Preferred: Flexible Nashville, Summer 1986; Lifeguard, Legal Practice Emphasis: Sports, en­ Stones River Country Club, Murfrees­ tertainment, corporate boro, Summer 1985; Assistant Manager, Martin Four Theater, Murfreesboro, Location Preferred: Flexible 1981-84. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

54 RICHARD LEE GAINES AMANDA M. GERHARDT BRIAN THOMAS GIBBONS ANGELA WASHINGTON GIBSON CHRISTINA C. GREY Orlando, Florida Knoxville, Tennessee Howell, Michigan Columbia, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: B.S. in History Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List; Knoxville Police Ride-Along Student Bar Association; Phi Delta Phi; and Political Science, Eastern Michigan Law Women, first-year representative; Student Bar Association; Tennessee Or­ Program, administrator; The Forum, stu­ Warner Scholarship. University, 1989; Dean's List; History Student Bar Association; American Bar ganization of MBA's, program com­ dent newspa per, contributor; Tennessee Honor Society; Political Science Honor Association, Student Division. mittee. Scholastic Background: B.A., high Association of Public Interest Law. Society. honors, in Political Science, University of Scholastic Background: B.B.A., Bel­ Scholastic Background: MBA, Univer­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Crimi­ Tennessee, 1989; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible mont College, 1988; A.S., Columbia sity of Tennessee, 1992; B.S., honors, in nology, with minor in Urban and Re­ Kappa Phi; Mortar Board; Omicron Delta State Community College, 1984. Communications, University of Tennes­ Location Preferred: Midwest or gional Planning, Florida State University, Kappa; Golden Key Honor Society; see, 1986. Southwest Work Experience: Runner, Farris, 1988; Certificate of Law Enforcement, Kappa Kappa Gamma, house chairman; Warfield & Kanaday, Nashville, 1989; Work Experience: Law Clerk. Frantz, Florida State University; Dean's List; Circle K Service Club, president; Ten­ Laborer, Assembly Line Worker, McConnell & Seymour, Knoxville, May Golden Key National Honor Society; Joe nessee Intercollegiate State Legislature, Mechanic Brazer, General Electric Com­ 1990-present; Intern, Deloitte, Haskins & Harris Award for Outstanding Criminol­ secretary; Pi Sigma Alpha, political pany, Columbia, 1985-89; Instructor and Sells, Santiago, Chile, Summer 1989; ogy Paper, 1988; Lambda Alpha Epsi­ science honor society; Order of Omega, Trainer, Travelers Rest Arabian Horse Graduate Research Assistant, Dr. Frank lon, criminal justice fraternity. Greek honor society. Farm, Columbia. Davis, MarketingfTransportation Depart­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, U.S. At­ ment, University of Tennessee, 1988-89; Work Experience: Copy Editor, Alcoa Legal Practice Emphasis: Corporate torney's Office. Eastern District of Ten­ Training Department, Summers 1989 Public Relations Manager, Tanasi Girl Location Preferred: South nessee; Investigative Intern, State and 1990; Kelly Services, 1987-88; Sales Scout Council, Inc., Knoxville, 1987-88. Attorney's Office. 9th Judicial Circuit, Clerk, Miller's Department Store, 1986; Legal Practice Emphasis: Cor­ Orlando, Florida, 1988; Chief-of-staff, Veterinary Assistant, Concord Veterinary porate/commercial, international Winter Park Florida, Triple Movie The­ Hospital, 1984-85. Location Preferred: Flexible ater; Night Clerk at Convenience Store, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible near busy interstate. Location Preferred: Middle or East Legal Practice Emphasis: Criminal Tennessee prosecution Location Preferred: Large urban area

55 J. CHRISTOPHER HALL R. ALSTON HAMILTON LARRY G. HAYES, JR. SHERRARD L. HAYES, JR. AMANDA E. HAYNES Chattanooga, Tennessee Lookout Mountain, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee West Palm Beach, Florida Goodlettsville, Tennessee Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Judge Joseph N. Hunter Memorial LEXIS training; intramural athletics. Dean's List; American Jurisprudence American Jurisprudence Award for Civil Student Bar Association Representative Procedure I; Dean's List; Student Bar As­ at Large, 1990-91; P.A.D. Police Ride­ Scholarship; Knoxville Police Ride-Along Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ Award for Contracts I; Research Assis­ sociation; Student Advisor; WESTLAW Along, 1989; Research Assistant for Program; LEXIS training; intramural ath­ cal Science, minor in Philosophy, Fur­ tant for Professors Joseph Cook and training; intramural sports. Professors Cook and Sobieski, Spring letics. man University, Greenville, SC, 1988; John Sobieski on Civil Rights Actions; Law School Recruiter, 1990-91; in­ 1990; intramural athletics. Scholastic Background: B.A. in Eco­ Dean's List; Senior Class Agent; Pi Scholastic Background: B.A., in Polit­ tramural athletics. nomics, University of Tennessee at Chat­ Gamma Mu; Varsity Football; Scholastic ical Science, University of North Caro­ Scholastic Background: B.S., cum tanooga, 1989; Judge Rhaulston All-American Collegiate Award. Scholastic Background: B.A. in Busi­ lina. Asheville, 1989; Who's Who Among laude, in Mathematics and Political American Colleges and Universities; Science, Vanderbilt University; Kappa Schoolfield Memorial Scholarship; Walter Work Experience: Summer Associate, ness Administration, Rhodes College, Men's Tennis Team, captain; Confer­ Delta Sorority; Mathematics Teaching W. Colby Memorial Scholarship; Out­ 1990, Runner, Summers 1985 and Memphis; undergraduate studies at Ox­ ence Tennis Champion; Big South Assistant, 1988-89; Panhellenic Rush standing Senior Award in Economics; 1986, Chambliss & Bahner, Chatta­ ford University, Oxford, England and Presidential Honor Roll; Associate Chief Counselor, 1989; intramural athletics. Omicron Delta Epsilon, economics nooga; Summer Associate, 1990, and Vanderbilt University, Nashville. Justice Student Court; Political Science honor society. Law Clerk, Christmas breaks, 1989 and Law Clerk, Boult, Work Experience: Summer Associate, Work Experience: Association, vice president, and associ­ Summer Associate, 1990, Miller & Martin, Chattanooga; In­ Cummings, Conners & Berry, Nashville, Neal and Harwell, and Trabue, Sturdi­ Work Experience: ate chief justice; Phi Alpha Delta; Florida tern, United States Attorney's Office, Mis­ 1990; Courier, Boult, Cummings, Con­ vant, DeWitt, Nashville, 1990; Clerk, Heiskell, Donelson, Bearman, Adams, State Junior College Tennis Champion. Williams & Kirsch. Chattanooga, 1990; demeanor Trial Division. Washington. ners & Berry, Nashville. 1989; Courier. . Wolff Ardis, Memphis, 1989; Intern, Ten­ Legal Assistant, Ray & North, Chatta­ DC, 1987. Waller, Lansden, Dortch & Davis, Nash­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Ritchie, nessee Senate, 1988; Volunteer Coordi­ Fels and Dillard, Knoxville, 1990; Legal nator, Boner for Mayor, Nashville, 1987; nooga, 1988-89; Process Server, Attor­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible ville, 1986; Title Researcher, Davidson ney's Process Service, Inc., County Register of Deeds, Nashville, Internship, Palla, Straus, Robinson & Clerk, Davidson County Register of Chattanooga, 1988-89; Criminal Justice Location Preferred: Northeast, 1985. Moore, Asheville, 1987-88; Tennis In­ Deeds, Nashville, 1986. Internship, U.S. Attorney's Office, Southeast structor, Olympus lenni? Club, Lantona, Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation, . Legal Practice Emphasis: Eastern District of Tennessee, Chat­ 1985-86. real estate Location Preferred: Tennessee tanooga, 1988; Legal Assistant, Thomas, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Mann & Smith, Chattanooga, 1986-88. Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Chattanooga

56 HOLL YNN L. HEWGLEY TIMOTHY HIGGS W. JAYSON HILL JAMES ALLISON HOLIFIELD, JR. STEPHANIE JENNINGS Estill Springs, Tennessee Martin, Tennessee Atlanta . Georgia Ellisville, Mississippi Murfreesboro, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: JD/MBA May Date of Graduation: May 1992 1992 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association, second-year Phi Delta Phi, vice magister. Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's Ust; Law Women, treasurer; Stu­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Asian representative at large. Student Bar Association; intramural ath­ dent Bar Association; American Jurispru­ Studies with minor in Business Adminis­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in letics. dence Award in Legal Process; Scholastic Background: B.S. in His­ tration, University of Tennessee, 1988; Secondary Social Sciences Education intramural athletics. toric Preservation, Middle Tennessee Second B.A. in Economics. University of (history and political science), Auburn Scholastic Background: B.S. in Per­ State University, 1987; Pi Alpha Theta, Tennessee, 1990; Hirosaki University, University, 1980; Kappa Delta Pi, edu­ sonnel Management. University of Scholastic Background: B.B.A., in Ac­ national history honor society; Pi Gamma Hirosaki, Japan, one-year scholarship cation honorary; Quartermaster (logis­ Southern Mississippi, Haniesburg, 1988; counting, minor in Business Administra­ Mu, national social science honor awarded bt Monbusho (Japanese Minis­ tics) Basic and Advanced Courses, Fort A.A. in Business, Jones County Junior tion and History, Middle TennesseeState society. try of Education); University of Tennes­ Lee, Virginia. College, Ellisville. 1986. University; Work Study Scholarship; Beta see at Martin, attended full-time for three Gamma Sigma, honor society; Dean's Work Experience: Field Work, Historic Work Experience: United States Amry, Work Experience: Law Clerk, New­ years before transferring to Knoxville. List; Kappa Delta Sorority. Preservation/Architectual Survey, Sum­ 1981-1987: Force Structure Officer comb and Murphy, Harriman, 1990; mer 1990; Title Research, Gilliam. Rol­ Work Experience: Tennessee Army (analyzing and forecasting personnel Owner, Holifield's Cleaning Service, El­ Work Experience: Summer Law Clerk, lins & Thormaehlen, Manchester, Reserve. 1988-present; TennesseeArmy and equipment needs for a 22,000 man lisville. 1986-present; Assistant Planner, Gentry, Tipton, Kizer & Little, 1990; intermittently 1985-89; Manager, Vine National Guard, 1986-1 988; General As­ support unit). 1986-87; Operation Officer IBM. Boca Raton. 1989; Sales Associate, Research Assistant. Prolessor J. Cook Street Market Restaurant, Chattanooga, sistant, International Programs, Univer­ for Emergency OperationsCenter. West P & S Office Supply, Knoxville. 1989; and J. Sobieski on CivilRights Actions. 1989, Customer Service, Union Planters sity of Tennessee at Martin, 1985-86; Germany, 1985-86; Training Officer, Sales Associate. J.C.Penney, Knoxville, 1990; Loan Processor. Middle Tennes­ · Nat1onal Bank, Chattanooga, 1988-89. Legislative Intern, House Clerk's Office, (coordinating and evaluating 28, 153 1988-89; Housekeeping, Ellisville State see State University Financial Aid Office, Legal Practice Emphasis: Land Use. Tennessee House of Representatives, man-days oltraining), 1983-84; Logistics School, Ellisville, 1983-86. 1986·89; various other summer jobs. 1986; Night Dispatcher, Hickman Har­ Officer, (supervising 115 people in real estate, trusts. wills Legal Practice Emphasis: Corporate Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible bor Service, Hickman, Kentucky, managing a $9 million parts inventory). law Location Preferred: Southeast 1981-84; Migrant Cotton Picker and 1981-83. Location Preferred: Southeast Migrant Farm hand, Texas and Tennes­ Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Corporate. see. May 1981-0ctober 1981 . contracts, business Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: United States. Location Preferred : Flexible Western Europe. Australia

57 JAMES B. JOHNSON PAMELA SIMMONS JONES CINDY ANN JUDD BRADLEY A. KAUFMAN MICHAEL E. KEENEY Chattanooga, Tennessee Palmersville, Tennessee Doyle, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: B.S. in Politi· Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Black Law Students Association (BLSA); Student Bar Association; WESTLAW cal Science and A.S. in Criminal Justice, Phi Delta Phi; Student Bar Association. Student Bar Association; WESTLAW Student Bar Association; intramural Training. December 1988, Tennessee Technolog­ training; intramural athletics. Scholastic Background: B.S., cum sports. ical University, Cookeville; Dean's List. Scholastic Background: B.S .. magna laude. in Mathematics. Memphis State Scholastic Background: B.A., magna Scholastic Background: Graduate cum laude, in Criminal Justice, 1989 and Work Experience: Correctional Coun­ University, 1982; Graduate Work in Elec­ cum laude, in Philosophy, Lambuth Col­ work in Business Administration, 1984 B.S., cum laude, in History, 1965, sel, Tennessee Department of Correc­ trical Engineering, 1984. lege, 1988; Student Government Associ­ tions, Southeastern Tennessee State ation, vice president; Outstanding Senior and 1986, and B.S. in Finance, 1983, University of Tennessee, Martin; Sam Work Experience: Law Clerk, McDon­ Award; Oxley-Whetstone Scholarship University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Nailling Pre-Law Award; Pi Sigma Phi Regional Correctional Facility, Pikeville, nell. Boyd, Smith & Solmson. Memphis. Honor Society; Phi Alpha Delta Prelaw Tennessee, February 1989-August Award; Gamma Beta Phi Honor Society; Work Experience: Law Clerk, Knox Summer, 1990; First Lieutenant, Scien­ 1989; Assistant Editor. Tennessee Tech­ Omicron Phi Tau Honor Society; Student County Attorney General's Office, Sum· Advisory Council, tific Officer, Aircraft Procurement and Work Experience: nological University, Department of His· Ambassadors, chairman; Sigma Phi Ep­ mer 1990-present; Mediator/Investigator/ Family Community Leadership Program, Logistics, U.S. Air Force, 1985-89; Com­ tory, September 1988-December 1988; silon Fraternity, president; Who's Who Analyst, Tennessee Valley Authority, co-sponsored by the Agricultural Exten· puter Programmer, Henders Boiler and Clerk, Moore, Jones, Rader & Clift, P.C., Among American Colleges and Univer· Equal Opportunity Staff, 1984·89. sian Service and Tennessee Extension Tank Company, Memphis, 1983-84. Cookeville, 1985-88. sities. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Homemakers Council, 1989·90; Com· Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible missioner (to represent Northwest Ten· Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Work Experience: Law Clerk, Apper­ Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Tennessee son, Crump, Duzane & Maxwell, Mem­ nessee Area Agency), Tennessee Location Preferred: Flexible Commission on Aging, appointment by phis, 1990; Sales Representative, Baxter Governor McWherter, 1989; Advisory Healthcare Corporation, Charlotte, Council, Northwest Tennessee Area 1988-89. Agency on Aging, 1981·89; Volunteer, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible West Tennessee Arthritis Foundation Location Preferred: Flexible and the Senior Center, Dresden, Tennes· see; Operations Analyst, Social Security Administration, 1965-81; Assistant to Business Manager, The University of Tennessee, Martin, 1963-65; Group Insurance-Profit Sharing, Field Enter­ prises Educational Corporation, 1961-62; Secretary, State of Tennessee: Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, 1959-61.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible

58 GARY MARCEL KELLAR MICHAEL J. KING KURT KLAUS STANLEY F. LaDUKE GEORGE W. LAMPL Ill Nashville, Tennessee New Port Richey, Florida Perryville, Missouri Cleveland, Tennessee Cambridge, Massachusetts

Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Black Law Students Association (BLSA). Student Bar Association; Research As­ Academic Review Board; Student Bar Tennessee High School Mock TrialCom­ Dean's List; American Jurisprudence Association; American Bar Association/ petition. Law Student Advisor. Award in Torts I; Student Bar Associa­ Scholastic Background: B.A. Fisk sistant. Professors Cook and Sobieski, Law Student Division; Forums: Commu­ tion; intramural athletics. University, 1979. 1990; Student Advisor, 1990. Scholastic Background: B.A., highest nications; Entertainment and Sports; Pa­ honors. in English. University of Tennes­ Scholastic Background: B.A., in Eng­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Federal Scholastic Background: A.B. in Math tent, Trademark. and Copyright. see, Chattanooga, 1984; Alpha Society. lish and History, minor in Politcal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Knox­ and Political Science, Syracuse Univer­ Science. Bucknell University. 1989; ville, May 1990-present; Salesperson, In­ sity, 1989. Scholastic Background: M.S. in Com­ Work Experience: Semi-Driver, munications, Advertising emphasis. The Dean's List; Varsity Football; Phi Gamma terim Sales-Manager, Circuit City, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Donald Southeastern Transport. Marion. North University of Tennessee. Knoxville, Delta Fraternity; Interfraternity Council Nashville, 1986-89; Teller, Metropolitan Overton. Knoxville, 1990; Food Selector, Carolina 1986-89; White-water Raft 1989; Gamma Beta Phi; The Karl A. and (IFC), By-law Revision Committe. chair­ Federal Savings & Loan, Nashville, Finast Supermarket, Windsor Locks, CT. Guide. Ocoee River, Cripple Creek Ex­ Madira Bickel Foundation Scholarhsip man; IFC Academic Recognition Award; 1985-86; Credit Department Supervisor 1989; Dietary Aide, Anclote Manor Psy­ peditions. Ocoee, Tennessee, 1979-85; for Research in Journalism; The Nash­ The Bucknellian, sports writer; Bucknell and Credit Administrative Assistant, chiatric Hospital. Tarpon Springs, Insurance Representative, State Mutual ville Advertising Federation-Eric Ericson Senior Gift Drive; intramural athletics. Citizens Bank, Nashville, 1981-85; Com­ 1987-88; Accounting Clerk. Washington Insurance Company, Rome, GA. Memorial Scholarship; Graduate Assis­ missioned Salesperson, Sears & Roe­ Accounting, New Port Richey, 1986. 1976-78; U.S. Marines. 1971-75. Work Experience: Law Clerk. Sharp tant; Alpha Delta Sigma; Kappa Tau Al­ buck. Nashville, 1982-85; Field and Ripley, Sevierville, Summer 1990; Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation Coordinator. Metropolitan Action Com­ pha; B.S., Recording Industry Construction Laborer, Waltham En­ mission, Nashville, 1981-82; Salesper­ Location Preferred: Flexible Management. Middle Tennessee State Location Preferred: Flexible gineering Company, Waltham, Mas­ son, J.C. Penney Co., Nashville. University, Murfreesboro, 1983; Sigma sachusetts, Summers 1988-89; Youth Club; Alpha Epsilon Rho; Pi Kappa Al­ 1979-81; Machine Operator. Continen­ Counselor, Belmont Parks and Recrea­ tal Can Company, Birmingham. pha Fraternity; Special Events Board, tion Department. Belmont. Mas­ 1977-79. officer; Association of Recording Indus­ sachusetts, Summers 1985-87. try Management Students Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Work Experience: Summer Associate, Location Preferred: Knoxville, Nashville King and Ballow. Nashville. 1990; Location Preferred: Southeast Production Manager, & location manager and assistant director. films and broadcast commercial advertise­ ments, 13 regional trade awards; owner, screenplay author, radio announcer, former audio recording studio owner.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Communi­ cations law and entertainment law

Location Preferred: Southeast. Los An­ geles. New York. Chicago

59 MORRIS A. LANDAU JERRY LANG GEORGE F. LANNOM BENJAMIN WHALEY LE CLERCQ PAUL MATTHEW LEDBETTER, JR. Memphis, Tennessee Leesville. Louisiana Lebanon. Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1 !?92 law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; intramural ath­ Dean's List; Student Bar Association, Student Bar Association; WESTLAW Dean's List; Dean's Advisory Council. Student Bar Association; WESTLAW letics. officer; intramural sports. training. Scholastic Background: Medical training. Scholastic Background: BA, honors. Scholastic Background: M.S. in Oper­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Crimi­ University of South Carolina. 1988-89, Scholastic Background: BA in His· in History. and B.S., honors, in Speech ations Management. University of Arkan­ nal Justice Administration and Political (admitted under special program for out­ tory. University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Communication, University of Texas at sas. 1987; BA in Political Science. Science, Middle Tennessee State standing students in liberal arts); Univer­ Combined Arms and Service Staff Austin. 1988; Dean's List; Outstanding Louisiana State _ University, 1983; Air University, 1989. site de Paris Quartre/La Sorbonne. School. Ft. Leavenworth; Officer Ad­ 1987-88. certificat. 1988 (French Histo­ vanced Course, Ft. Knox; Government Student in the College of Communica­ Force R.O.T.C.; National United Nations Work Experience: Self-employed Civil ry and Literature); Universite de Quebec � tion; College of Communication. student Program; Arnold Air Society National Ex­ Process Server, 1988-present; Collection Cont ts Statement of Work Writing a Trois Rivieres. Ecole I nternationale de senator; Phi Alpha Theta. history honor ecutive Board; L.S.U. Tiger Band; Bap­ Agent. James C. Martin Company, Course. Williamsburg; Officer Rotary Francais. Summer 1987; BA. cum society, president; Depauw University tist Student Union; intramural sports. 1987-88; Manager, Video U.S.A., Wing Aviation Course. Ft. Rucker. Undergraduate Honors Conference. laude. Duke University, 1987. Work Experience: Law Clerk. USAF 1986-87. Work Experience: U.S. Army Procure­ recognized for outstanding paper; Har­ Work Experience: Summer Associate. ment Officer, Ft. Eustis, 1985-89; Oper­ Judge Advocate General, Shaw Air Legal Practice Emphasis: Criminal vard Summer School; John S. Sinclair Force Base. South Carolina. Summer Donovan Leisure Newton & Irvine. Paris. ations Officer. Republic of Korea. Award for Outstanding University law, general practice 1990; Adjunct Faculty. Knoxville State France, 1990. Fluent in French. Exten­ 1984-85; U.S. Army Aviation. Hunter Leadership, 1985. Area Vocational-Technical School. Location Preferred: Tennessee sive travel in Europe. Army Airfield. GA. 1981-83. Work Experience: Customer Service Spring 1990; Officer. United States Air legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible legal Practice Emphasis: Family law. Representative. National Bank of Com­ Force, 1983-89; B52 Navigator and In­ Flexible estate planning, civil litigation merce and Producer. WHBQ-AM Radio, structor. US Navy lnterservice Navigator Location Preferred: 1988-89; Legislative Aide. State Training. Various employment through­ location Preferred: Southeast Representative Jack C. Vowell. Austin, out undergraduate education 1980-83. 1984. legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible location Preferred: Flexible location Preferred: Flexible

60 THEODORE LEWIS, JR. ANDREW LOGAN MARY LYNN MATHIS RICHARD SCOTT MATLOCK LANE MATTHEWS Nashville, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Bolivar, Tennessee Weddington, North Carolina Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: B.A. in His­ Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Black Law Students: Association, Stu­ Dean's List: Research Assistant to tory, Southern Methodist University, Dal­ Research Assistant for Professors National Moot Court Team, 1990-91; dent Bar Association. Professors Joseph G. Cook and John L. las, 1988; Delta Delta Delta Sorority, Joseph Cook and John Sobieski; Stu­ Student Bar Association: intramural ath­ Sobieski; Academic Review Board; Stu­ chapter marshall; Swimteam Timer: Poll­ dent Bar Association: WESTLAW train­ letics. Scholastic Background: B.S. in Mass dent Bar Association, representative-at­ ing Committee: History Club; Mustang ing; intramural athletics. Communication, Tennessee State Scholastic Background: B.A. in His­ large: WESTLAW training: intramural Tour Guide; Daily Campus, reporter: University, Nashville, 1988; National Scholastic Background: B.A., high tory and Politcal Science, University of Dean's List: Outstanding Young Men of sports. Presbyterian Hospital, volunteer. Ten­ honors, Political Science, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1988; nessee Real Estate License, Continual America: Drum Major of Tennessee Scholastic Background: B.S., high Tennessee, 1989; Who's Who in Ameri­ Dean's List: Morehead Tuition Scholar; Learning Institute, 1987. Louisiana Tech State University's Marching "Aristocrat honors, Journalism, University of Ten­ can Colleges and Universities; Gamma Student Congress: UNC Marching & of Bands," 1986-87. nessee, 1988; Kappa Tau Alpha Jour­ in Rome and SMU May Interterm in Rus­ Beta Phi, Alpha Lambda Delta, and Phi Concert Bands, president: UNC Pep nalism Honor Society. sia, 1985. Eta Sigma, academic honor societies. Bands, director. Work Experience: Administrative Assis­ Work Experience: SAT Instructor and tant, Edgehill Village Apartments, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Cham­ Work Experience: Summer Clerk, Work Experience: Courier, Manning, (Hardaway Managment Company): Ex­ bliss, Bahner, Gaston, Crutchfield and Ir­ Enrollment Counselor, Stanley Kaplan Stokes & Bartholomew, Nashville, 1990; Fulton, and Skinner, Raleigh, 1988-89. tra in ABC's "Roots: The Gift"; Intern, vine, Summer 1990: Police Reporter, Education Center, Nashville, 1988-89; Legislative Intern, Tennessee General Sales Associate, Henry S. Miller Residen­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation Channel 2, WKRN-Nashville: Site Coor­ Marietta Daily Journal, 1989; Editor, The Assembly, for State Senate Minority tial Real Estate, Dallas, Texas, 1986; dinator, Mayor's Youth Patrol-Metro Daily Beacon, 1988. Leader Ben Atchley and House Caucus Location Preferred: Southeast (Nashville) Action Commission: Worker, Leasing Agent, The Remington Apart­ Chairman Buddy Scruggs, 1988; Sports Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible ments, Lincoln Property Management, Bill Boner Mayoral Campaign, 1987; Editor, The Daily Beacon, The University Counselor Y.M.C.A.: Recreation Leader, Location Preferred: Flexible Dallas, 1985: Camp Counselor, Camp of Tennessee, 1987; Sales Representa­ Nashville Parks and Recreation. Greystone, Tuxedo, North Carolina, tive, Southwestern Company, 1987. Summer 1982; Camp Counselor amd Legal Practice Emphasis: Entertain­ Skiing and Motorboating Instructor, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible ment law; corporate law: communica­ Camp Seafarer, Arapahoe, North Caro­ Location Preferred: Flexible tions/law lina, Summer 1981 : Office Assistant, Drs. Location Preferred: Nashville, Atlanta Martin and Mathis, Russellville, Ken­ tucky, summers and holidays.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

61 TONY A. MAY THOMAS L. MCALLISTER ELIZABETH P. MCDONALD THOMAS HOLLAND MCKINNIE, JR. TIMOTHY M. MCLAUGHLIN Savannah, Georgia Memphis, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Bolivar, Tennessee Hettinger, North Dakota

Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; WESTLAW Student Bar Association; American Bar Student Bar Association. Environmental Student Bar Association; American Bar Student Bar Association; WESTLAW and training; intramural athletics. Association. Law Association; WESTLAW training; Association/Law Student Division; in­ LEXIS training. Civil Procedure, highest grade; Dean's tramural athletics. Scholastic Background: A.B. in Politi­ Scholastic Background: B.A., cum Scholastic Background: B.A. in Psy­ List. cal Science, University of Georgia; laude, in Economics, minor in Political Scholastic Background: B.P.A. in Pub· chology, University of Minnesota at Mor­ Honors Program; Dean's List, 1989. Science, Vanderbilt University, 1989. Scholastic Background: B.A. in Urban lie Administration, Economics minor, ris, 1989; Dean's List; Psychology Club, Affairs. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and University of Mississippi, 1989; Chancel­ Philosophy Club; intramural athletics. Work Experience: Auto Sales, Fairway Work Experience: Camp Counselor, lor's Honor Roll; Academic Excellence Nissan, Savannah, 1989; Electronics Summer 1989; Runner, Wildman, Southern University, Blacksburgh, VA; Work Experience: Salesman, Conlin's Sales, Macy's, Athens, 1987-89; Pipe­ Harold, Allen, Dixon & McDonnell, Mem­ National Science Foundation Research Scholarship; Regional Scholarship; Furniture, Summer 1989; Basketball Offi­ Sigma Phi Epsilon National Fraternity, fitter, Costal Fire Sprinklers, Savannah, phis, 1988; Bookstore, Inc., Memphis, Grant, co-recipient 1976. cial, 1987-89; Swimming Pool Manager, president, vice president; Interfraternity 1987; Construction Work, M.C. Ander­ Summer 1987. Work Experience: Summer Associate, 1987-88. Council; intramural athletics. son and Barrow Landscape and Design, Baker, Worthington, Crossley, Stans­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Savannah, 1984-86. berry & Woolf, Knoxville, 1990; Account Work Experience: Law Clerk, Location Preferred: Flexible McDonald, Levy & Taylor, June Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible with Representative. Charles Lunsford Sons & emphasis in litigation Associates, Roanoke. VA, 1987-89; 1990-present; General Manager, Director of Student Support, Atlantis Whiteville Farmers' Market, Whiteville, Location Preferred: Georgia. Coastal Group. Roanoke. VA. 1986-87; Personal Summers 1987-89. South Carolina, Jacksonville, FL & Lines Manager, Davis Stephenson, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Inc., 1984-85; Customer Service, Charles Lunsford Sons & Associates, Location Preferred: Southeast, West Blacksburgh, VA 1980-83. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible

62 GREGORY S. MCMILLAN KYLE MICHEL KANDYCE K. MORGAN GLORIA YVONNE MOSES KAREN W. MYER Knoxville. Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Maryville, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Raleigh, North Carolina

Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; intramural ath· Student Bar Association; Law Student Tennessee High School MockTrial Com­ Student Bar Association; first-year class Phi Delta Phi; Student Bar Association. Advisor. petition, law student advisor; Student Bar letics. representative; Black Law Students As­ Scholastic Background: Master of Association. sociation (BLSA). Scholastic Background: BA in Bioi· Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi· Journalism, Louisiana State University, ogy, University of Tennessee, 1988. cal Science, Texas A & M University, Scholastic Background: B.A., with Scholastic Background: Associate of 1985; B.A., cum laude. in Communica­ 1986. honors, in Political Science. minor in Art in Nursing, 1986, and Bachelor of tions. University of North Carolina. Wil­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Egerton, Business, The University of Tennessee. Science in Psychology, 1989. University mington. 1984; Dean's List; Who's Who McAfee, Armistead & Davis, Knoxville, Work Experience: Summer Law Clerk, 1989; Political Science Honors Program; of Tennessee, Martin. Among Students in American Colleges May 1990-present. Wolff Ardis, Memphis, 1990; Legislative Mortar Board; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi and Universities; Freshman Class Presi­ Assistant, U.S. Senator Albert Gore, Work Experience: Registered Nurse, Legal Practice Emphasis: Commercial Sigma Alpha, political science honor so­ dent; Freshman Class Senator; N.C. Stu­ Washington, DC, 1987-89; Lobbyist, Na­ Regional Medical Center, Memphis, and corporate law ciety; Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority, cor­ dent Legislature; Historical Society; tional Save the Family Farm Coalition, 1987-89; Registered Nurse, Holston Val· responding secretary, activities Communications Club; Speech Commu­ Location Preferred: Southeast Washington, DC, 1987; Manager, Cry1s ley MedicalCenter, Kingsport, TN, 1986. chairperson, philanthropicchairperson; nication Association. in Congress Congressional Campaign, Panhellenic Council, vice president rush, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible with 8th District, Missouri, 1986. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Smith. judicial board, rush counselor; Student interest in health and family law Debnam, Hibbert & Pahl, Raleigh, Sum­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Government Association; Undergradu­ Location Preferred: Flexible mer 1990; Facilities Manager, Smith, ate Academic Council; Order of Omega, Location Preferred : Southeast, Mid· Debnam, Hibbert & Pahl, Raleigh; charter member, Greek leadership soci· Atlantic Graduate Teaching Assistant in Speech ety; Joe Beals Scholarship; Volunteer Communication and Newswriting, Loui­ Girls' State Counselor. siana State University; Instructor, Com­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Attorney mercial College, Baton Rouge; Assistant Patrick T. Phillips and Attorney John P. News Editor, Daily Advance, Elizabeth Newton, Jr.. Knoxville, June 1990- City. present; Graduate Assistant, Athletic Legal Practice Emphasis: General Department, University of Tennessee, business. property 1989-90; Student Advisor, Liberal Arts Advising Center, University of Tennes­ Location Preferred: Tennessee, North see, 1988-89; Teller. First American Na· Carolina tional Bank, Knoxville, 1985·90. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Southeast

63 PATRICIA F. NICELY JAMIE L. NILAND J. BRENT NOLAN KATHLEEN MARY O'CONNELL STEPHEN S. OGLE Ligonier. Pennsylvania Valparaiso, Indiana Chattanooga, Tennessee Greensboro, North Carolina Knoxville. Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: American Jurisprudence in Torts I; Student Bar Association, representative Phi Delta Phi; Student Bar Association; Student Bar Association; Phi Delta Phi; Student Bar Association; American Bar Dean's List; Phi Delta Phi; Student Bar at large; Phi Delta Phi, clerk. American Bar Association/Law Student Law Women. Association, Law Student Division; Law

Association; Tennessee Association for · Division; Research Assistant to Professor Student Advisor; Research Assistant to Scholastic Background: B.A. in Pub­ Scholastic Background: B.A., honors, Criminal Defense Law; National Associ­ Joseph King. Professor Joseph King. lic Relations, Purdue University, 1989; 1n English, Communications Studies ation for Criminal Defense Law. Dean's List; Pre-Law Club; OffCampus Scholastic Background: B.S., with minor, University of North Carolina, Scholastic Background: B.A., high Scholastic Background: B.S. in Psy­ Student Association; intramural athletics. honors, in Marketing, University of Ten­ Greensboro, 1989; Dean's List; Summer honors, in Political Science, minor in His­ chology (Pre-Med), Penn State Univer­ nessee. 1989. Study in France, 1988; English Club; in­ tory, University of Tennessee. 1989; Phi Work Experience: Law Clerk, Don sity, University Park, 1968; Ph.D. tramural athletics. Beta Kappa; Pi Sigma Alpha; Golden Overton, Knoxville, Summer 1990; vari­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Rain­ Coursework (complete) in Psychology, Key National Honor Society; Outstand­ ous summer jobs. water, Humble and Vowell, Knoxville, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Ward ing College Students of America; Cam­ University of Tennessee, Knoxville, February 1990-present; Runner, Ken­ Whelchel Law Offices, Knoxville, Sum­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible pus Entertainment Board, crowd control 1973. nerly, Montgomery and Finley, Knoxville, mer 1990; Sales and Executive Assis­ committee. Work Experience: Research Assistant, Location Preferred: Southeast 1989; Pull-up Man, Merita Bakery, tant, Clark Retail Properties, Greensboro, Professor Larry Dessem; Volunteer in 1988-89; Produce Clerk, Red Food 1987-89; Sales Associate, lvey's Depart­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Ridenour various community services. Stores, Knoxville, 1986-89. ment Store, 1986-87; waitress. Law Firm, Clinton, TN, June 1990- present; Assistant Manager, CPI Park­ Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: ing, 1987-89; Technician's Assistant, Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Flexible Caldwell Community College Printing, 1985-86; Production Assistant, Style­ Craft Sample Company, 1983-85; Chief _of Tower Site Security, Edward M. John­ son & Associates, 1982; All Crew Posi­ tions, McDonald's Restaurant, 1978-82; Carrier/Salesman, Knoxville News­ S�ntinel, 1976-78. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible

64 GLENNA WALKER OVERTON LISA PABEN ANN MARIE PAINTER D'ARTAGNAN PERRY JONATHAN ROY PERRY Knoxville, Tennessee San Rafael, California Knoxville, Tennessee Elizabethton, Tennessee Lawrenceburg, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; LEXIS training. Tennessee Law Women; Tennessee As­ Dean's List; American Jurisprudence Dean's List; Phi Delta Phi. Student Bar Association; American Bar sociation for Public Interest Law; Phi Awards for Legal Process I and Crimi­ Association/Law Student Division; Ten­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Ap­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in nessee High School Mock Trial Compe­ plied Mathematics and Statistics, minor Delta Phi. nal Law; Student Bar Association; Law Chemistry, Pre-Med Concentration, East Students for Life. tition, law student advisor. in Accounting and French, Purdue Scholastic Background: B.A. in Social Tennessee State University, 1984; Sigma University; Postgraduate studies in Ac­ Ecology with special emphasis in Crimi­ Scholastic Background: B.A.. summa Chi Fraternity, pledge class treasurer; In­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi· counting. nology and Human Behavior, University cum laude, in Political Science, concen­ terfraternity High Grade Point Average; cal Science and Urban Studies. Rhodes. tration in Creative Writing, Carson New­ Big Brother/Little Brother High Grade College, Memphis, 1989. National Mock Work Experience: Law Clerk, Donald of California. Irvine. 1989. man College, Jefferson City, 1988; Point Award; History HonorSociety; Pre­ Trial Team: ranked third nationally; E. Overton, 1989-present; Legal Assis­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Attorney Dean's List; Mortar Board National Professional Society; American Chemi­ awarded "Top 10 Outstanding Attor­ tant, Donald E. Overton, 1985-89; Office Carol Nickle, Knoxville, May 1989- Honor Society; Douglas Carlysle Award cal Society, tutor; Student Government ney" from over 500 participants; team Manager and Accountant, Environmen­ present; Administrative Assistant, Univer­ Association, senator. captain, 1988-89, and attorney, 1987-89. tal Planning Engineers, Inc., 1980-83; sity of California, Irvine, 1989; Law Assis­ for Outstanding Debate, Tennessee In­ tercollegiate State Legislature. Moot Court Team; Student Government bookkeeping and tax consultant, self tant, Law Offices of Jodeane Farrell, Work Experience: Sergeant, Medical Association; Election Commissioner, employed, 1977-present; communityac­ 1988. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Lewis, Specialist, Combat Vehicle Commander, 1988-89; Shelby County Department of tivity, 1977 -present. King, Krieg & Waldrop, Summer 1990; and Tracked Vehicle Mechanic, Tennes­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Neighborhoods, Housing and Economic Paralegal, Lewis, King, Krieg & Waldrop, see Army National Guard, 278th Ar­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Personal in­ Location Preferred: Flexible 1988-89; Artist. Hap pi-Names Gift Shop, mored Cavalry Regiment, 1981-present. Development Research Intern and jury, business, tax "Think-Tank" member; varsity tennis, Summer 1987; Summer Student Worker, Various restaurant and hospitality posi­ Location Preferred: Knoxville California Baptist Convention, 1986; tions held, including wine steward, to four years, co-captain 1989; Sigma Nu Counselor. Tennessee Vofunteer Girls' pay incurred student loans, 1985-89. Fraternity, alumni coordinator, 1988-89. State, 1984-90. Philebotomist, Veterans Administration Work Experience: Research and busi· Hospital, Mountain Home, Tennessee, ness field surveys for Shelby County Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1980-84, (15-20 hours weeklyduring un· Economic Development Office; Location Preferred: Southeast dergraduate school). VM0-2 Avionics Research Assistant. Rhodes Department Technician and Marine Air Group 39 of Political Science; Waterfront Director/ Rifle T earn, United States Marine Corps, Pool Manager. David Crockett State 1975-79. Park; Waiter, Chi Chi's Restaurant; U.P.S. at Memphis International Airport Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation Hub; Rhodes Gym; tennis instructor; Location Preferred: Flexible swim instructor.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible

65 CHARLES MARK PICKRELL VANEDDA PRINCE MARK L. PURYEAR, Ill BRIAN J. QUARLES NATHAN RAMSEY Oak Ridge, Tennessee Mayfield, Kentucky Franklin, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Asheville, North Carolina

Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: John W. Green Scholarship; Moot Court American Bar Association. Student Divi­ Student Bar Association, representative; Black Law Students Association (BLSA). Dean's List Board; National Moot Court Team; sion; Student Bar Association; Law Tennessee High School Mock Trial Com­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Ac­ Harold C. Warner Scholarship. Women; Tennessee Association of Pub­ petition, law student advisor; intramural cal Science, minor in Sociology, Mem­ counting, University of North Carolina at Scholastic Background: A.B., magna lic Interest Law; Tennessee High School athletics. phis State University, 1989; Dean's List; Asheville; attended University of North Mock Trial Competition, law student cum laude, Harvard College, 1988; Ada Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, Legislative Intern for Tennessee General Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1988; Honors advisor. Howe Kent Scholar; Charles W. Schwit· in Finance, University of Tennessee, Assem bly; Student Government Associ­ List. zer Scholar; Harvard College Scholar­ ation, senator; Campus Democrats, vice­ Scholastic Background: B.A., honors, 1989; Kappa Sigma Fraternity. Work Experience: Roy Ramsey Farm. ship; National Merit Scholar. Broadcast Communications, University president; Who's Who's Among Stu­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Norton & 1981-present; Pankow Engineering. of Tennessee at Martin, 1988. dents in American Colleges and Univer­ Work Experience: Summer Associate. Luhn, Knoxville, May 1990-present; Run­ 1986. sities; Tennessee Inter-collegiate School Hunton & Williams, Knoxville, 1990; Work Experience: Law Clerk, Haynes, ner, Farris, Warfield & Kanaday, 1989; Legislator, delegate. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Office Clerk, Hunton & Williams, Knox­ Meekand Summers, Knoxville, Summer Operating RoomTechnician. Williamson Southeast ville, 1989; Research Assistant. Leon 1990; Acting Executive Secretary. Knox­ Medical Center, 1986 Work Experience: Paralegal, Wolff Location Preferred: Thorpe Realty Company, Richmond. ville Bar Association, Spring 1990; Clerk, Ardis, 1988-89; Clerk, Sacharin & Kirk­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1988-89; Dorm Cleaner, Harvard Col­ Van R. Prince, CPA, Mayfield, KY, Sum­ scey, 1987-88; Group Supervisor, Na­ lege, 1984-88. mer 1989; Production Assistant, WPSD­ Location Preferred: Southeast tionwide Insurance Company, 1984-87. Paducah, 1988-89; Student Assis­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible TV, Legal Practice Emphasis: International tant, University Relations, UT Martin, law Location Preferred: Flexible 1988; Account Executive/Radio Announ­ cer, WKWT, Union City, 1986-88. Location Preferred: Flexible

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

66 DEBORAH A. RANDOLPH R. CRANSTOUN REINOSO, PH.D. LAURA BETH RICHARDSON DAN J. RICKETTS DANIEL J. RIPPER Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Glasgow, Kentucky Tullahoma, Tennessee Murphy , North Carolina

Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: December 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992

Law School Honors and Activities: Law Schoof Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: High School MockTrial Compe@on, law Teaching, graduate and undergraduate Student Bar Association, treasurer; Ten­ Student Bar Association; Student American Bar Association/Law Student student advisor; Student Bar As­ levels in Financial Management. nessee High School Mock Trial Compe­ Tribunal. Division; intramural athletics. Research for practice-oriented publica­ tition, law student advisor; Police sociation. Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, Scholastic Background: B.A. in tions in financial management. Ride-Along; Law Student Advisor. Scholastic Background: B.S. in Psy­ in Finance. University of Tennessee, Government and English. Univers�y of chology, University of Alabama at Bir­ Scholastic Background: Ph.D. in Ac­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Eco­ 1985; Dean's List; National Alumni Merit Notre Dame, 1989; Dean's List; Resident mingham; Dean's List; Honors Program counting, University of North Carolina. nomics, minor in Business Administra· Scholar; Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity. Assistant; Student Government Associ­ & ation; intramural athletics. Scholarship. Chapel Hill, 1972; B.S. B.A. in Account­ lion, Vanderbilt University, 1988; related Work Experience: Law Clerk, Norton & ing, University of Florida, Gainesville, work in Computer Science; London Work Experience: Summer Clerk. Tay­ Luhn, Knoxville, 1990-present; Health Work Experience: Law Clerk, Milligan lor & Groover, Knoxville, 1990; Legal 1957; DissertationArea: Quality of Loan School of Economics. Summer 1987; Care Loan Officer. Sovran Bank, & Gilbert, P.C., Knoxville. 1990-present; Policies of Commercial Banks. & Secretary/Paralegal. Balch & Bingham. Vanderbuddies. secretary treasurer; 1986-89 and Third National Bank, Attorney Assistant, Legal Services of tutor for Cambodian Children; Kappa Birmingham, 1985-89; Marketing Direc­ Work Experience: Professor of 1985-86, Nashville; Accounting Clerk, Northern Indiana. South Bend, 1987-89; Delta Sorority. tor, ATEC Associates. Birmingham, Management, University of North Caro­ Whittle Communications, 1984-85. Production Planner, Peachtree Indus­ tries. Inc., Andrews, 1985-89; Sales 1983-85; Legal Secretary/Paralegal. lina, Asheville. 1985-88; Pro Bono Heatth Work Experience: ResearchAssistant. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Finch & McBroom. Nashville. 1978-80; Care Lecturer, 1983-85; National Heatth­ Professor Frances Ansley, Summer Representative, University Directories, other legal secretary/paralegal work in care Group Office Manager, Philadel­ 1990; Runner, Banker, Worthington. Location Preferred: Flexible West Lafayette, 1 988; Maintenance Knoxville and Nashville, 1975-78. phia, PA, 1978-83; Consuttant and Crossley, Stansberry & Woolf, 1988; Worker, University of Notre Dame. Computer Programmer, Vanderbilt Ad­ 1985-89. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Professor, 1962-1 979; Auditor and Con­ sultant, Coopers and Lybrand, Miami, ministrative Systems, 1986-88. Legal Practice Emphasis: General civil Flexible, prefer Location Preferred: FL, 1957-62. practice Southeast Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Of counsel Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Southeast areas of garbage, health care. banking, transportation. government. over-50 per­ son, financial dimensions of environmen­ tal issues.

Location Preferred: Southeast, South. Midwest. West

67 SHERYL ROLLINS PHILIP C. SCHEURER LAURENN SHARP KYLE PATRICK SOWELL MARK W. TAYLOR Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Winston-Salem, North Carolina Nashville, Tennessee Marrero, Louisiana Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Patricia Roberts Harris Fellow; National Student Tribunal; Student Bar Associa­ Writing Assistant, Fall 1990; Student Bar Student Bar Association; John W. Green Student Government Association; Chris­ Winner, Andrew W. Mellon Public In­ tion; American Bar Association, Law Stu­ Association, secretary; Dean's Advisory Scholar. tian Legal Society; Black Law Student terest Law Scholarship; Black Law Stu­ dent Division; Law Student Advisor; Council; Tennessee High School Mock Association; intramural sports. Scholastic Background: B.A., cum dents Association (BLSA); American Bar intramural athletics. Trial Competition, law student advisor; laude, in Political Science, minor in Eng­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ Association/Law Student Division; Stu­ Judiciary Committee; Police Ride-along Scholastic Background: B.S., magna lish, David Lipscomb College, 1984; cal Science, minor in History, Howard dent Bar Association. Program; Law Student Advisor; in­ cum laude, in Finance, University of Ten­ Dean's List; Tau Phi Men's Fraternity; University, Washington, D.C., 1986; tramural athletics. Scholastic Background: B.A., magna nessee, Knoxville, 1989; Gen. Robert R. Sigma Tau Delta, national English honor University of Southern California, Peace cum laude, in English, University of Ten­ Neyland Scholarship; National Merit Scholastic Background: B.A. in Psy­ society. Air Force Base Branch, Portsmouth, nessee, 1989; Outstanding College Stu­ Scholarship; Phi Kappa Phi; Golden chology, University of North Carolina at New Hampshire, nine hours in Systems Work Experience: Law Clerk, Waring Chapel Hill, 1989; University of London, dents in America; Golden Key National Key, Alpha Lambda Delta and Phi Eta Cox. Memphis, Summer 1990; Personal Management, 1985-86; attended Xavier Sigma honor societies; Student Discipli­ Summer 1988; Psi Chi National Honor Honor Society; essay accepted for pub­ Staff of U.S. Senator Jim Sasser, University in New Orleans, LA, Political Society; Alpha Academic Honor Society; lication 1989, Xavier University/U.T. nary Board; Inter-fraternity Council Judi­ Washington, DC, 1987-89; West Tennes­ Science major, 1978-79; attended Dean's List; Alpha Delta Pi Sorority, Press. cial Board; Student Traffic Appeals see Regional Campaign Director for Se­ University of Southwestern Louisiana, Board; Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, membership committee, selections com­ Lafayette, LA, Political Science major, Work Experience: Department of the nator Sasser, 1988; Paralegal, Waring mittee, rush committee; UNC Pre-Law Air Force, Civilian Personnel Administra­ president, executive committee, scholar­ Cox, Memphis, 1985-86; Runner/Clerk, 1975-77. ship chairman, house manager; Under­ Club; Beta Theta Pi Little Sister; Phi tion, 1974-87; Xerox Corporation, 1973; Thrailkill & Goodman, Nashville, Work Experience: Legal Assistant, At­ graduate Executives. Gamma Delta Little Sister; intramural ath­ Department of Energy, 1968-71. Civic 1983-85. torney Jimmy Grimes, Sr. & Associates, letics. Participation: Trustee, Knoxville-Knox Work Experience: Law Clerk, U.T. New Orleans, LA, March 1988-August Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible County Public Library, 1983-89; Tennes­ Office of the General Counsel, Knoxville, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Arnett, 1989; Legal Assistant to Judge Revious see Literary Arts Association 1977-80. May 1990-present; Runner, Kramer, Draper and Hagood, Knoxville, Summer Location Preferred: Flexible 0. Ortique, Jr., Civil District Court, New Board Memberships: Phyllis Wheatley Rayson, McVeigh, Leake & Rodgers, 1990; X PRES (Division of Hanes), Sum­ Orleans, LA, April 1980; Louisiana Air YWCA; Carpetbag Theater; Knoxville Knoxville, Summer 1989; Runner, Lock­ mer 1989; Piedmont Airlines Employ­ National Guard, meritorious promotion Area Urban League Guild; NAACP; The ridge & Becker, P.C., Knoxville, Summer ment Center, Summer 1986-87. award; and U.S. Air Force, Performance 1988; Student Assistant, U.T. Career Children's Center; Hope Haven Shelter Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible of Excellence award. me Planning and Placement Services, Knox­ for Wo �Knoxville Chapter Links, Inc. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible ville, 1987-88. Location Preferred: Southeast Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Knoxville Location Preferred: Flexible

68 TIMOTHY TAYLOR DEBRA A. THOMPSON JUDITH M. TURCOTT CARLYLE URELLO PATRICIA BEST VITAL Memphis, Ten nessee Knoxville, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992

Scholastic Background: B.A. in Eng­ Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: lish Literature, Rhodes College, 1989; Student Bar Association American Bar Association/Law Student Student Bar Association; Tennessee As· Judge Frank W. Wilson Law Scholar­ Division; Student Bar Association; Law sociation for Public Interest Law. ship, Community Foundation of Chatta­ University Scholarship, 1985-89; Sigma Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, Women; WESTLAW and LEXIS training. nooga; Phi Delta Phi, treasurer 1990-91; Tau Delta, English honor society; John in Biology, East Tennessee State Univer­ Scholastic Background: Graduate Henry Davis Scholarship for British Student Bar Association; ABA Law Stu­ sity, 1982; B.S. in Physical Therapy, Scholastic Background: B.S. in His· Teaching Assistantship, M.F.A. program, Studies at Oxford, 1988. dent Division and Health, Business & University of Tennessee. Memphis, tory, East Tennessee State University, University of Tennessee. 1988-89; Communication Forums; National Health Work Experience: Audit and Re-entry 1984. 1988; Emergency Scholarship & Loan Teaching Certificate in Art Education, Lawyers Association. Fund Board; Student Selection Commit· Middle Tennessee State University, Mur· Clerk, Memphis Regional Accounting Work Experience: Registered Physical tee for the Financial Aid Director. freesboro; Graduate Studies in Art Edu· Scholastic Background: B.A .• magna Center for Sears, Roebuck and Com­ Therapist, Superior Home Health, Inc., pany, 1985-89, Audit and Re-entry Clerk. cation, Northern Arizona University, cum laude, in English and American Summer 1989; Orthopedic Associates of Work Experience: Judicial Clerk for the Flagstaff, AZ; B.F.A., The University of Literature, University of Tennessee at Legal Practice Emphasis: Entertain­ Knoxville, 1987-89 and University of Ten­ Honorable Samuel H. Payne, 1 1th Judi­ New Mexico, Albuquerque. Chattanooga, 1989; The Alpha Society, ment, environmental, corporate, nessee Hospital, 1985-87. Represented cial District of Tennessee, Chattanooga, Alpha Lambda Delta. and Golden Key copyright law Physical Therapy on Rehabilitation Team Summer 1990; Specialty Store Assistant Work Experience: Artist, 1981-89. National Honor Societies; Alumni at U. T. Hospital Manager, Hunter & Huntress, Ltd .. Lex­ Major commissions: "The First Tennes­ Location Preferred: Memphis Achievement Award; Student Govern­ ington, VA, 1985-86; International Horse seans, Prehistoric Indians in Tennes­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Health law, ment Association Leadership Merit Show Circuit induding the United States see," murals, permanent exhibit, The flexible Award; Honor Court; Scholarship Com­ Equestrian Team, 1979-84. Tennessee State Museum, Nashville; mittee; Pre-law Club (co-founder & vice Location Preferred: East Tennessee "The Battle of Brentwood," Civil War Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible president). 1987-89; Adult Scholars, mural and diorama, Trammell Crow president 1988-89; Outstanding Young Location Preferred: Chattanooga Company, Brentwood; "Man of the Women of America, 1988. Year" projed, portrait of Sequoyah. Ten­ nessee Historical Commission, Nashville; Work Experience: Law Clerk, Hamilton paintings for feature story on prehistoric County Attorney's Office, Chattanooga, Indians in East Tennessee, Natural His­ Summer 1990; Legal Assistant, Gleason tory magazine, New York, NY. Partner & Davis. P.C .. Rossville, 1981-82; Medi­ and Office Manager, McCulloch Farm cal Staff Coordinator, Hutcheson Medi­ Builders, Inc , Starkville, MS. 1978-81; Il­ cal Center. Fort Oglethorpe, 1982-86; lustrator and archeological excavation Administrative Assistant, Wildwood crew member, Fort LoudounArcheolog­ Hospital. 1976-81. ical Project, Tennessee Division of Ar­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Aexible with cheology, Vonore, Tennessee, 1975-78. special interest in corporate health law, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible business

Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Southeast

69 CASSANDRA E. WASHINGTON KIMBERLEE ANN WATERHOUSE LANCE E. WEBB KENNETH A. WEBER TIMOTHY WEHNER Perris, California Lenoir City, Tennessee Cross Plains, Tennessee Murfreesboro, Tennessee Medina, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Councilon Legal Education Opportunity Law Women; Student Bar Association; Student Bar Association; Tennessee Student Bar Association; LEXIS training. Student Bar Association; LEXIS training. (CLEO) Fellow; Black Law Students Police Ride-Along, LEXIS Training. High School MockTrial Competition, law Scholastic Background: B.S. in Inter· Scholastic Background: B.S., cum student advisor; intramural sports. Association (BLSA); Student Bar As· Scholastic Background: B.A., cum national Relations, minor in History, Mid· laude, Middle Tennessee State Univer· sociation. laude in Sociology, Criminal Justice con· Scholastic Background: B.A., magna die Tennessee State University, sity, 1989; Pre-law Society, 1987·89; Scholastic Background: M.S. in Pub· centration, minor in English Literature, cum laude, in History, Middle Tennessee Murfreesboro, 1988; Pi Sigma Alpha, Kappa De�a Pi, honor society; Presiden· lie Health, Meharry Medical College, University of Tennessee, 1989; Pre-Law State University, 1989. political science honor society; Phi Alpha tial Classroom for Young Americans, Theta, history honor society, officer; 1985. 1988; BA in Public Administration, Fisk Forum. Work Experience: Summer Clerk, Phil· Who's Who Among Students in Ameri· University, 1986; Publication · Hazard Intern, U.S. Army lips & Ingrum, Gallatin, 1990; Laborer, Work Experience: Intern, United States Work Experience: can Universities and Colleges, 1988; Reduction in Dental X-Ray Exposure; Judge Advocate Generals Corps, Sum· City of Cross Plains, Summer 1989; Secret Service, Nashville, 1988·89; Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, presi· National Dean's List; Fisk University mer 1990; Security Guard, University of Production Utility Worker, Rudy's Farm Dockworker, Roadway Express, Nash· dent. pledge trainer, and rush chairman. Dean's List; Outstanding Young Women Tennessee Veternarian Teaching Hospi· Co., 1985·87. ville, 1988; Student-worker, Middle Ten· of America; Who's Who Among Students Work Experience: Law Clerk, Ray, nessee State University, Operational tal, 1987·89; Sales Representative, Vee· Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible in American Colleges and Universities. tor Marketing Corp., Knoxville, Summer Farmer & Eldridge, Summer 1990; Services, Murphy Athletic Center, Location Preferred: Southeast Work Experience: Student Attorney, 1987. Claims Examiner. State of Tennessee, 1985·88; Crew Leader, Chic·fii·A Restau· Division of Claims Administration, 1989; rants. Jackson. 1984·85. The University of Tennessee Office of Legal Practice Emphasis: Criminal law Student Conduct, 1990-present; Resi· summer and part-time employment as Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible dent Assistant, U.T. Department of Resi· Location Preferred: Flexible waiter and retail sales clerk. Location Preferred: Flexible dence Halls, Knoxville, 1990; Computer Legal Practice Emphasis: General civil Assistant, U.T. College of Law Library, practice 1989; Information Specialist, U.T.'s Location Preferred: Flexible Center for Industrial Services; Research Assistant, Tennessee Department of Health & Environment Division of Radi· ological Health; Student Assistant, Me· harry Medical College Academic & Student Affairs.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Southeast, Southwest

70 PHYLIS R. WELCH JAMES R. WHEELER NANCY WILCOX MARK S. WOOD WAYNE WYKOFF Fayetteville. Tennessee Columbia, Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee Huntington, West Virginia Johnson City, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1992

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law school Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; LEXIS and Student Bar Association; Knoxville Police Student Bar Association. Student Bar Association; LEXIS training. Student Bar Association. Ride-Along Program. WESTLAW training. Scholastic Background: B.A., English. Scholastic Background: B.A., magna Scholastic Background: B.S. in Com­ Scholastic Background: B.S., highest Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi­ University of Virginia, Charlottesville. cum laude. in Philosophy, minor in Po­ puter Science, East Tennessee State honors. in Business Administration, ness Administration. University of Ten­ 1989. litical Science. West Virginia University, University. Johnson City, 1980. nessee, 1989; Golden Key National 1986; graduate work in Philosophy of major in Economics, University of Ten­ Work Experience: Research Clerk, Bu­ Work Experience: Computer Consul­ Honor Society; Dean's List; Music Comparative Religions. University of nessee. Knoxville. 1989; A.S . . magna tler, Vines, Babb & Threadgill, Knoxville, tant in Project Management Modeling, Scholarship; Chancellor's Student Budg­ Tennessee; Golden Key National Honor cum laude, Motlow State Community 1990-present. Tennessee Valley Authority, Summer eting Committee; Student Government College, 1987; Golden Key Honor Soci­ Society. 1990; Owner, Optimal Business Systems Association, senator; Student Services Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible ety; Gamma Beta Phi; Alpha Kappa Psi, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Attorney (a data processing consulting and train­ Board, executive director; Faculty business fraternity; Phi Kappa Phi; Ten­ Location Preferred: Southeast Gary Davis, Knoxville, Spring 1990- ing corporation). 1984-present; Instruc­ Senate Student Affairs Committee; UT nessee 4-H Alumni Association. present; Sales Representative, Days Inn tor, North Harris Community College, Pride of the Southland Marching Band. Work Experience: Owner/Partner, W & Reservations, 1989-90; Assistant Houston, Texas, 1984-85; Programmer W Enterprises, 1980-present; Assistant Work Experience: Law Clerk, Hodges, Manager, Rite Aid Pharmacy, Morgan­ and System Designer, Computer Sys­ Bookkeeper. Lemuel. Inc., 1987-90; Doughty and Carson, Knoxville, Summer town, West Virginia, 1987; Law Clerk, tems and Applications. Houston. Texas. Customer Relations, J.C. Penny Co., 1990; Plant Manager's Aide, Triangle Wood, Grimm & Delp, Huntington, W. 1982-84; Systems Analyst, Texas Instru­ 1987. Auto Spring Co .. Columbia, Summers VA, 1986; Computer Sales. ments, 1980-81 . 1986 and 1988; Electrican's Assistant, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Environ­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Morgan Brothers Electric Co .. Summer mental, land use litigation Location Preferred: Flexible 1987 Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Southeast Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible

71 DOUGLAS S. YATES Chattanooga, Tennessee Date of Graduation: May 1992 Law School Honors and Activities: American Jurisprudence Award for Civil Procedure; Student Bar Association; TennesseeHigh School Mock Trial Com· petition, law student advisor.

Scholastic Background: B. B.A., summa cum laude, in Accounting, University of Georgia; Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society; Golden Key Honor Society; Acacia Greek National Social Fraternity, founding father, vice president, rush chairman. sergeant at arms; Beta Alpha Psi. national account· ing fraternity.

Work Experience: Law Clerk, Brabson, Kite & Vance, Sevierville. Summer 1990; Developer and Manager, Landscaping Service, 1985-89; Waiter, Chattanooga Choo Choo, 13 years. Legal Practice Emphasis: General civil practice, tax

Location Preferred: Flexible

72 EMPLOYERS OF THE CLASSES OF 1986 through 1992*

ALABAMA Kulak, Rock & Campbell (Atlanta) NORTH CAROLINA Lionel R. Barrett, Jr. (Nashville) Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Hand, Arendall, Bedsole, Greares & John­ McNally, Fox, Mahler & Cameron (Faye!· Brown, Ward & Haynes 0/Vaynesville) Bass, Berry & Sims (Nashville) (Knoxville) ston (Mobile) teville) Christie Institute South (Chapel Hill) Rick J. Bearfield, Attorney at Law (John- Finkelstein, Kern, Steinberg & Cunning- Johnston, Adams, Bailey, Gordon & Har­ Neely & Player (Atlanta) Ganley, Ramer & Mason (Asheville) son City) ham (Knoxville) ris (Mobile) Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Hedrick, Eatman. Gardner & Kincheloe Bernstein, Stair & McAdams (Knoxville) Conrad Finnell, P.C. (Cleveland) Legal Services of Alabama (Opelika) Stewart (Atlanta) (Charlotte) Bone, Langford & Armistead (Nashville) First Southern Mortgage (Knoxville) Sirote, Permutt, McDermott, Slepian, Phillips, Hinchey & Reid (Atlanta) Hyler & Lopez (Asheville) Boston, Bates, Holt & Sands (Lawren- Fraley, Ogle & Wolfenbarger (Knoxville) Friend, Friedman. Held & Apolinsky Powell, Goldstein, Frazer & Murphy Jonas, Jonas & Rhyne (Lincolnton) ceburg) Frantz, McConnell & Seymour (Knoxville) (Birmingham) (Atlanta) Smith, Debnam. Hibbert & Pahl (Raleigh) Boult, Cummings, Conners & Berry Garner, Lewis, Cates & Prickett (Chat- United States District Court, Southern Dis­ Rosenweig, Kam, Jones & McNabb Van Winkle, Buck, Wa ll, Starnes & Davis (Nashville) tanooga) trict ofAlabama, The Honorable Alex (Newman) (Asheville) Bradley County District Atto rney (Athens) Gearhiser, Peters & Horton (Chattanooga) T. Howard. Jr. (Mobile) Smith, Currie & Hancock (Atlanta) Wo mble, Carlyle, Sandridge & Rice Brasfield & Parker (Knoxville) Gentry, Tipton, Kizer & Little, P.C. ALASKA ILLINOIS 0/Vinston-Salem) Brewer, Krause & Broo'r

73 Huggins & Associates, Inc. (Memphis) Law Office of Mark Mayfield (Chat­ Public Defender's Office (Nashville) The Honorable David Farmer (Jackson) Sixth Circuit, The Honorable Harry Well­ Hunter. Smith & Davis (Kingsport) tanooga) Rainey, Kizer, Butler, Reviere & Bell The Honorable Herschel Franks (Chat- ford (Memphis) & Hutcheson, Moseley, Pinchak Powers McCampbell & Yo ung (Knoxville) (Jackson) tanooga) United States District Court: Eastern Dis­ (Chattanooga) McClellan, Powers & Ehmling, P.C. Rainwater, Humble & Vowell (Knoxville) The Honorable Alan E. Highers (Jackson) trict of Te nnessee, The Honorable R. & Jahn Jahn (Chattanooga) (Gallatin) Attorney Robert R. Ramsey (Jamestown) The Honorable William Koch (Nashville) Allan Edgar Chattanooga) & Jarvis Vickers (Sevierville) McCord & Weaver (Knoxville) Ray, Farmer & Eldridge (Knoxville) The Honorable Samuel L. Lewis (Pulaski) Eastern District of Te nnessee, The Honor­ B. Stewart Jenkins (Chattanooga) McCrea & Wyatt (Chattanooga) Ray & North (Chattanooga) The Honorable Hewitt P. To mlin, Jr. able Thomas W. Overall (Greeneville) & Jenkins Grantham (Chattanooga) McDonald, Levy, March & Ta ylor Rhea & Rhea, P.C (Sneedville) (Jackson) Eastern District of Te nnessee, The Honor­ & Jenkins Jenkins (Knoxville) (Knoxville) Ridenour & Ridenour (Clinton) Te nnessee Court of Criminal Appeals: able John Y. Powers (Chattanooga) & Jenne, Scott Sellers (Cleveland) McDonnell, Boyd, Smith & Solmson Ritchie, Fels & Dillard (Knoxville) The Honorable A. A. Birch, Jr. Middle District of Te nnessee, The Honor­ PC. Charles R. Johnson, (Sevierville) (Memphis) Ritchie & Wise (Knoxville) (Nashville) able John T Nixon (Nashville) & Johnston, Drolsum, Stony Allen McSween & McSween (Newport) Robertson, Williams, Ingram & Overbey The Honorable Joe D. Duncan (Knoxville) Middle District of Te nnessee, The Honor­ (Franklin) Menzies. Rainey, Kizer & Alderson (Knoxville) The Honorable Joe Jones (Nashville) able L. Clure Morton (Nashville) Law Office of Fred Jones, P.C. (Memphis) (Jackson) Robertson, Worsham. Moore & Hedges The Honorable Lyle Reid (Brownsville) Middle District of Te nnessee, The Honor­ & Joyce. Meredith, Knolton Flitcroft (Oak Miller & Martin (Chattanooga) (Tullahoma) Te nnessee Department of Health & En- able Thomas A. Wiseman, Jr. Ridge) Milligan & Gilbert (Knoxville) Rogers, Laughlin, Nunnally & Hood vironment (Nashville) (Nashville) Keeton Law Offices (Huntingdon) Law Office of To m Monceret (Knoxville) (Greeneville) Te nnessee Department of Revenue Western District of Te nnessee, The Honor­ & Kelly Kelly (Jasper) Montague & Reagan (Knoxville) Rogers & Richardson (Manchester) (Nashville) able Julia S Gibbons (Memphis) & Kennerly, Montgomery Finley (Knoxville) Morrison, Morrison, Ty ree & Reeves, P.A. Rowland & Rowland, PC. (Knoxville) Te nnessee Department of Employment U.T Energy, Environment & Resources & Kinard Associates (Nashville) (Knoxville) Rural Legal Services of Te nnessee (Oak Security (Nashville) Center (Knoxville) & King Ballow (Nashville) Murfree, Cope & Moore (Murfreesboro) Ridge) Te nnessee General Assembly (Nashville) U.T Office of the General Counsel & Kizer Black (Maryville) Murfreesboro Legal Services (Mur- Russell & Long�MJrth (Loudon) Te nnessee Human Rights Commission (Knoxville) Knox County Attorney General's Office freesboro) Shanks & Blackstock (Knoxville) (Knoxville) U.T Office of Student Conduct (Knoxville) (Knoxville) Neal & Harwell (Nashville) Sharp & Ripley (Sevierville) Te nnessee Secretary of State (Nashville) U.T Research Corporation (Knoxville) City of Knoxville, Office of the Law Direc- Nelley, John W. (Nashville) Shelby County Public Defender's Office Te nnessee Va lley Authority, Department of Valliant, Schwartz & Lusk (Knoxville) tor (Knoxville) Newcomb & Murphy (Harriman) (Memphis) Analysis & Review and Office of the Wagner, Myers & Sanger (Knoxville) Knoxville Area Urban League (Knoxville) Nicholson, Brown & Garner (Maryville) Shumacker & Thompson (Chattanooga) General Counsel (Knoxville) Waldrop, Breen, Bryant, Crews, Ta ylor & Knoxville Legal Aid Society (Knoxville) Attorney Carol Nickle (Knoxville) Southern Mortgage Company (Knoxville) The Jackson Clarion (Jackson) Mcleary (Jackson) & Kramer. Rayson, Mc:Yeigh, Leake Rodg- Norton & Luhn (Knoxville) Spears, Moore, Rebman & Williams, Inc. The Te nnessean (Nashville) Waller, Lansden, Dortch & Davis ers (Knoxville) Oakley & Oakley (Livingston) (Chattanooga) Te nnessee Sports Festival Legal Com­ (Nashville) & Lacy Winchester (Knoxville) Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Speed & Tra ntor (Chattanooga) mittee Walt, Dyer & James (Knoxville) & LaPorte Little (Elizabethton) Stewart (Nashville) Spragins, Barnett. Guy & Farmer Thomas, Mann & Smith (Chattanooga) Waring Cox (Memphis) & Laughlin, Halle, Gibson McBride Ogle, Wynn & Ogle (Sevierville) (Jackson) Thomas, Hendrix, Harvey, Johnson, Watson, Erickson & Emert (Knoxville) (Memphis) O'Neil, Parker & Williamson (Knoxville) Sproul & Hinton (Lenoir City) Mitchell, Blanchard & Adams Weill & Weill (Chattanooga) & Laws Walton, P.C (Elizabethton) Ortale, Kelley, Herbert & Crawford Stanifer & Stanifer (Tazewell) (Memphis) M. Lacy West, Attorney at Law (Kingsport) & Lee Alliman (Madisonville) (Nashville) Stewart, Estes & Donnell (Nashville) Thompson & Bussart (Nashville) Ward Whelchel Law Offices (Knoxville) Legal Services of Upper East Te nnessee Donald Overton Law Office (Knoxville) Stokes & Bartholomew, P.A. (Nashville) Tipton, Eshbaugh, Simpson & Varner Wilkerson & Stafford (Dyersburg) (Morristown) Owen & Edwards (Knoxville) Stone & Hinds P.C (Knoxville) (Knoxville) Wilson, Worley, Gamble & Ward, P.C & Leibowitz Cohen (Knoxville) Paine, Swiney & Tarwater (Knoxville) Stophel & Stophel (Chattanooga) Title Insurance Company of Te nnessee (Kingsport) Leitner. Warner. Moffitt, Williams. Dooley, Palmer & Palmer (Dyersburg) Strang, Fletcher, Carriger. Walker, Hodge (Chattanooga) Wimberly, Lawson, Cobb & Leggio & Carpenter Napolitan (Chattanooga) Patrick. Beard & Richardson. P.C (Chat­ & Smith (Chattanooga) Douglas J. To ppenberg, Attorney at Law, (Knoxville) & Lewis, King, Krieg Waldrop (Knoxville) tanooga) Susano & Sheppeard (Knoxville) (Knoxville) Witt, Gaither & Whitaker (Chattanooga) & Lockridge Becker (Knoxville) Law Office of Arnold Peebles, Jr. Taylor & Groover (Knoxville) Tr abue, Sturdivant & DeWitt (Nashville) Wolff Ardis (Memphis) & Long, Ragsdale Waters, P.C (Knoxville) (Nashville) Te nnessee Attorney General & Reporter Tu rnbull & Wilder (Livingston) Woodard & Lincoln (Hendersonville) & Lowe Shirley (Knoxville) Phillips & Ingrum (Gallatin) (Nashville) U.S. Attorney forthe Eastern District Teof n­ Gene Worthington, Attorney at Law & PC. Luedeka, Hodges Neely, (Knoxville) Piper, Waters & Witt (Knoxville) Te nnessee Circuit Court: Sixth Jud1c1al nessee (Knoxville) (Madisonville) & Lusk Carter (Chattanooga) Poole. Lawrence. Thornbury, Stanley & District, Fourth Division, The Honora­ U.S. Attorney General David Crockett Wortley & Hibbett (Knoxville) & Luther, Anderson, Cleary, Ruth Speed Morgan (Chattanooga) ble Williams Swann (Knoxville) (Johnson City) Ya ncey, Webb & Jackson (Knoxville) (Chattanooga) Poore, Cox, Baker. Ray & Byrne (Knoxville) Thirtieth Judicial District. The Honorable United States Bankruptcy Court: TEXAS & Madwell Jared (Cookeville) Clement D. Potter, Attorney at Law Robert L. Childers (Memphis) Eastern District of Te nnessee, The Arter. Hadden & Witts (Dallas) & Manier. Herod, Hollabaugh Smith, P.C (McMinnville) Te nnessee Court of Appeals: Honorable John C Cook (Chat­ Baker, Mills & Glast (Dallas) (Nashville) Law Office of John Poteet (Cookeville) The Honorable E. Riley Anderson tanooga) Collin County District Attorney's Office & Maddox Maddox (Huntingdon) Priority Title Company (Knoxville) (Knoxville) United States Court of Appeals: Sixth Cir­ (McKinney) Janet L. Mayfield, Attorney at Law Pro Title Company (Knoxville) The Honorable Frank Crawford cuit, The Honorable H. Theodore Mil­ Exxon Corporation (Houston) (Knoxville) Pryor, Flynn, Priest & Harber (Knoxville) (Memphis) burn (Chattanooga) Figari & Davenport (Dallas)

74 Freytag, LaForce. Te ofan & Falik (Dallas) WEST VIRGINIA Gardere & Wynn (Dallas) Heritage Fuels. Inc. (Summerville) & W Graves. Dougherty, Hearon & Moody D. Grove Moler Richard Shaton (Austin) (Mullins) Haynes & Boone (Dallas) Raleigh County Prosecuting Attorney's Holmes & Millard (Dallas) Office (Beckley) Johnson & Swanson (Dallas) MILITARY/GOVERNMENT Lee & Gunselman (Plano) Federal Bureau of Investigation Leonard, Marsh. Hunt & Te rry (Dallas) US Air Force. Office of the Judge Advo­ Shank, Irwin, Conant. Lipshy & Casterline cate General (Dallas) US Army, Office of the Judge Advocate Shearson, Lehman, Hutton (Houston) General Office Smith. Murdaugh, Little & Crawford US Navy, of the Judge Advocate (Houston) General Vinson & Elkins (Houston) INTERNAT IONAL & Weil. Gotshal & Manges (Dallas) Donovan Leisure Newton Irvine, Paris, Worsham, Forsythe, Wooldridge & Sam- France pels (Dallas) VIRGINIA Bowie, Robinson and Bates (Bristol) Client-Centered Legal Services (Cas- tlewxx:l) Hunton & Williams (Fairfax and Richmond) Mullins. Thomason & Harris (Norton) Penn. Stuart, Eskridge & Jones (Abingdon) Joe Roberts. Attorney at Law (Wise) United States Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit, The Honorable H. Emory Widener (Abingdon) Wolfe & Farmer (Norton) Woods. Rogers & Hazlegrove (Roanoke) WASHINGTO N, D.C. Anderson. Kill. Olick & Oshinsky Arent. Fox, Kinter. Plotkin & Kahn Electronic Data Systems. Inc Federal Tr ade Commission The University of Tennessee. Knoxville does not discriminate Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow. Garrett on the basis of race, sex. color, religion. national origin, age, and Dunner handicap, or veteran status in provision of educational opportu­ Government Accountability Project nities or employment opportunities and benefits. Heron. Burchette, Ruckert & Rothwell UTK does not discriminate on the basis of sex or handicap Internal Revenue Service in the education programs and activities which it operates. pur Kirkpatrick & Lockhart suant to the requirements of Title IX of the Education Amend­ Congressman Raymond McGrath, 5th ments of 1972, Public Law 92-318, and Section 504 of the Re­ Congressional District, New Yo rk habilitation Act of 1973, Public Law 93-1 12, respectively. This Newman & Holtzinger policy extends both to employment by and admission to the Ogletree. Deakins. Nash. Smoak, & University. Stewart Inquiries concerning Title IX and Section 504 should be Stass & Halsey directed to the Office of the Director of Affirmative Action; 403-B Superior Court, District of Columbia Andy Holt Tower; The University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Knox­ US Department of Defense ville TN 37996-0144; (61 5) 974-2498. Charges of violation of the US Department ot Justice above policy should also be directed to the Office of the Direc­ US Securities & Exchange Commission tor of Affirmative Action. Wilkes, Artis. Hedrick & lane R01 -1601 -04-001-90

75 The University of Te nnessee, Knoxville, Main Campus

NO. NAME LOCATION NO. NAME LOCATION NO. NAME LOCATION 1. Administration Parking Garage .... . E 34. Geology and Geography ...... A 68. Physical Education (H.P.E.R.) ...... N 2. Alumni Memorial Building ...... A 35. Gibbs Hall ...... F 69. Physical Plant ...... P 3. Alumni Hall ...... D 36. Glocker Business Administration ....D 70. Physics (Nielsen) ...... A 4. Andy Holt Tower ...... E 37. Greve Hall ...... H 71. Presidential Court ...... M 5. Anthropology Annex ...... A 38. Hearing and Speech Center ...... E 72. Purchasing ...... P 6. Apartment Residence Hall ...... M 39. Henson Hall ...... H 73. Reese Hall ...... M 7. Aquatic Center (Student) ...... N 40. Hesler Biology ...... A 74. School of Planning Annex ...... H 8. Army Reserve Training Center ...... F 41. Hess Hall ...... H 75. Security ...... P 9. Art and Architecture ...... G 42. Human Ecology (Jessie Harris) .....B 76. South College ...... A 10. Austin Peay Psychology ...... A 43. Hopecote ...... L 77. Steam Plant ...... F 11. Ayres Hall ...... A 44. Humanities and Social Sciences ....G 78. Stokely Athletics Center ...... F 12. Berry Hall ...... A 45. Humes Hall ...... M 79. Stokely Management Center ...... D 13. Minority Student Affairs ...... D 46. International House ...... C 80. Storage & Mail Services ...... P 14. Campus Information Center ...... E 47. Kingston Apartments ...... T 81 . Strong Hall ...... J 15. Carousel Theater ...... G 48. Kingston Parking Garage ...... T 82. Student Counseling Services ...... D 16. Carrick Hall ...... M 49. Thompson-Boling Arena ...... E 83. Student Health Services ...... G 17. Ceramics ...... G 50. Law Center (Taylor) ...... C 84. Student Services Building ...... E 18. Human Ecology Graduate Center ...B 51 . Library (Hodges) ...... H 85. Temple Court ...... D 19. Child Development Laboratories ....B 52. Library (Hoskins) ...... B 86. Tennis Center ...... M 20. Clarence Brown Theater ...... G 53. Life Sciences (Walters) ...... A 87. Track and Recreation Areas ...... N 21. Claxton Education ...... E 54. Massey Hall ...... H 88. Turner House ...... A 22. Claxton Education Addition ...... E 55. McClung Museum ...... E 89. Tyson Alumni House ...... H 23. Clement Hall ...... J 56. McClung Tower ...... G 90. Textile Processing Lab ...... B 24. Communications and 57. & McClung Plaza Garage ...... G 91 . University Center ...... D University Extension ...... E 58. Melrose Hall ...... H 92. 25. & University Center Textiles Materials Lab ...... B 59. Morrill Hall ...... M & 26. Parking Garage Plaza ...... D Credit Union ...... B 60. Motor Pool ...... P 93. 27. Bubble ...... F Dabney/Buehler Hall ...... A 61 . Music ...... G 94. 28. Aux. Serv. Bldg ...... F Dougherty Engineering ...... A 62. Neyland Stadium ...... A 29. (Inset) Dunford Hall ...... H 63. Nuclear Engineering (Pasqua) ...... A 95. . 30. Day Care Center ...... B Estabrook Hall ...... A 64. Nursing ...... E 31. (Inset) Facilities Planning (Campus Architect)L 65. Pan hellenic ...... C 96. 32. Neyland-Thompsen Sports Center Faculty Club ...... T 66. Parking Garage ...... M 97. 33. Women's Studies Ferris Hall ...... A 67. Perkins Hall ...... : . A

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ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEWING

Fall Semester 1990: September 14 through November 20/Spring Semester 1991: January 28 through April 26 *

Employers are invited to make reservations for selected dates at any time by phone or letter.

SERVICES FOR NON-VISITING EMPLOYERS

Employers unable to visit campus are invited to su bmit position notices to be posted on office job boards and published in Job Briefs , the alumni employment opportunities newsletter distributed monthly.

*See complete 1990-1991 Academic Calendar on inside front cover.