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Inside Dean Don Weidner Annual Report Alumni Recognitions

ALUMNI MAGAZINE FALL 2015 Message from the Dean

What a Fall World Series!

If you build it, they will come. Now our Mock Trial students have taken That was the idea behind our new the game to a whole new level! They have Advocacy Center. It was wonder- ful inheriting and refurbishing just pulled off the Mock Trial equivalent of the historic First District Court of two grand-slam home runs! Appeal courtroom. That impressive appellate courtroom seemed to be the very least we could do for our in the final round of competition. Other schools competing own historic Moot Court program, included Fordham, The University of Alabama, UGA and which has been award-winning for Richmond. And, our winning competitors were all second- decades. Founded under the guidance of Bill VanDercreek and year students! Little more than a week later, a different Mock guided so ably for many years now by Nat Stern, the John W. Trial Team won first place in the National Criminal Trial & Ashley E. Frost Professor of Law, the Moot Court Team is Advocacy Competition sponsored by the California Attorneys a source of pride for every one of us. The special addition, our for Criminal Justice and University of California Hastings new “signature,” if you will, and the reason the building merits College of the Law. The competition was held October 15-18 the name “Advocacy Center,” was four trial court rooms we in San Francisco. Once again, the other competitors included built custom-made to our specifications. Each is equipped with some of the nation’s top law schools. In the final round, we beat a jury box and one is also equipped with a jury deliberation a team from host school University of California Hastings. room. These court rooms are of course useful for our Moot We beat a team from Northwestern in the round before that. Court Team, but they are uniquely useful for Mock Trial. Other top schools competing included University of Califor- With such a facility, how could people not come—come to nia – Berkeley, University of California – Davis, Fordham, see us as a law school especially committed to Trial Advocacy and Pepperdine. as well as Appellate Advocacy. This issue includes more details of our wonderful student Trial teams have started to come from around the nation advocates and their coaches. What the article doesn’t say is to compete in our Advocacy Center. This year, Ruth Stone, that our trial courses supporting our students are stronger the Wayne and Pat Hogan Professor of Trial Practice and the than ever, and now include offerings such as Depositions and longstanding Faculty Advisor to the Mock Trial Team, has Jury Selection. Finally, the article doesn’t mention that Joe for the fourth year in a row planned a competition that will Bodiford, new to Tallahassee and formerly a Stetson coach, draw Mock Trial competitors from law schools across the has joined Ruth Stone as Co-Faculty Advisor to the Mock country to our Advocacy Center to compete over a problem Trial Team. Congratulations to all, with a special thanks to the she designed. Our Mock Trial students will once again serve alumni whose generosity has enabled us to pay to send these as the proud hosts. wonderful students and their coaches to national competitions. Now our Mock Trial students have taken the game to a Last, and by no means least, this issue features stories on whole new level! They have just pulled off the Mock Trial some of our terrific alumni leaders as well as a snapshot of equivalent of two grand-slam home runs! In early October, some of the young lawyers from other nations who have come the Mock Trial Team won first place in the National Trial to Florida State for an LL.M. Advocacy Tournament sponsored by the University of Florida. What an honor it is to be a part of this law school—of this The competition, which was held October 9-11 in Gainesville, wonderful and loving community of students, faculty, staff involved a criminal trial. A total of 13 teams participated in and alumni! Thank you. the tournament, including a team from UCLA, which we beat

Don Weidner Dean and Alumni Centennial Professor Table of Contents Contents

DEAN AND ALUMNI CENTENNIAL PROFESSOR Features Donald J. Weidner ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR Cover Story ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Manuel A. Utset, Jr. 2 Dean Don Weidner: ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR STUDENT AFFAIRS Friend, Colleague, Innovator, Leader and Nancy L. Benavides Cheerleader-in-Chief ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR PLACEMENT Rosanna Catalano Alumni Focus ASSISTANT DEAN FOR STUDENT AFFAIRS 6 Kimberly Holladay Knows Business from Janeia Daniels Ingram

ASSISTANT DEAN FOR the Inside-Out ADMINISTRATION Catherine J. Miller 8 Bruce Blackwell: Leading The Florida Bar ASSISTANT DEAN FOR DEVELOPMENT Foundation in a New Direction Jeanne B. Curtin

DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI AFFAIRS 10 NBA President Benjamin Crump: & ANNUAL FUND Becky B. Shepherd Seeking Justice Through the Profession

DIRECTOR OF and His Practice COMMUNICATIONS AND EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Christi N. Morgan 12 YLD President Gordon Glover:

PHOTOGRAPHY Merging the Law and Technology Bill Lax WRITERS Student Focus Christi N. Morgan Rachael Seitz 14 College of Law Welcomes GRAPHIC DESIGN Perry Albrigo, LL.M. Students From Around the World Pomegranate Studio

Please send editorial contributions, including Class DEPARTMENTS Action submissions and changes of name and address 16 Noteworthy to Office of Development and Alumni Affairs, College of Alumni Profiles, Philanthropy, Events Law, Florida State University, 24 Class Action Tallahassee, FL 32306-1601, e-mail: [email protected]. Alumni Notes 36 For the Record Faculty News and Notes 46 Around the Law School College of Law News

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Dean Don Weidner: Friend, Colleague, Innovator, Leader and Cheerleader-in-Chief

By Christi N. Morgan

plishments have propelled Florida State to be ranked among the nation’s best law schools. “Don has led the College of Law to remarkable heights in every meaningful way: faculty scholarship and teaching, student body profile, placement of graduates, alumni involvement and con- tributions, and national standing,” said John W. & Ashley E. Frost Professor Nat S. Stern, who considered Wei- dner his mentor and close friend well before Weidner became dean. “Even the physical facilities have undergone dramatic improvement and expansion under Don. His unflagging dedication and superb leadership have enabled the law school to make those strides.” “Part of Don’s greatness as a leader is that he would never take credit for all of these successes,” said First District Weidner’s commitment to projecting a law school that the entire community can be proud of has translated into cutting-edge technology throughout the Court of Appeal Judge Stephanie W. campus and also a newly redesigned website (pictured in the background) that will help Ray (’95), who is an alum and who also attract new students for years to come. worked with Weidner at the law school for many years. “He’s masterful at as- sembling resources, sharpening ideas, hen Dean Don Weidner steps the Florida State University College of and inspiring others. But we all know down as dean in June 2016, Law into the top tier of American law where the credit lies.” Wit will be the end of a wildly schools. Under his leadership, the law school’s successful era. It is almost impossible to “I am, of course, pleased that we’ve annual giving rate has increased by ap- succinctly state everything that he has moved into the top tier,” said Weidner. proximately 500 percent – FSU has the accomplished since becoming dean in “And I was deliriously happy when nation’s 10th best alumni giving rate – 1991. Recognized in 2011 as one of the last year we, for the first time, beat and its endowment has grown to more most transformative law school deans University of Florida in the U.S. News than six times what is was. of the past decade, perhaps Weidner’s rankings.” “People who only know Don by most obvious accomplishment is leading Weidner’s countless other accom- reputation will think of him as a con-

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“Weidner” continued from page 2 summate fundraiser, and they’d be ported my research and given me every Business Law Clinic and courses on the right. But they would never guess that opportunity to pursue important proj- Dodd-Frank Act and Game Theory for he didn’t come to it naturally,” said alum ects and present my research to national Business Lawyers. We’re in a position Wayne Hogan (’72), president at Terrell audiences. More than many deans, he to be institutionally nimble with our Hogan and Summer for Undergradu- deeply values good teaching and ex- new 3+3 programs, expanded LL.M. ates Program benefactor. “He knew changes ideas with faculty about how programs and our new Juris Master partnership law like nobody else, but each of us can improve in the classroom. program. And we’ve been pushing the he didn’t know fundraising. He had to He celebrates faculty achievements and cutting-edge, but not the bleeding- train himself into it. He worked hard makes each of us feel that he is proud of edge, of technology by using various at it. And, before we knew it, he was what we have done. It is hard to imagine distance learning technologies, includ- transformed into our version of Bobby a dean making faculty feel more valued.” ing asynchronous technologies.” Bowden in the family kitchen.” “At one point we had a faculty that Weidner embraces technology and in Utilizing the funds he helped raise, recent years has sought to bring state-of- Weidner created a system of merit that the-art software and equipment into all brought top scholars to Florida State of the law school’s classrooms. Earlier and has kept them in Tallahassee when in his tenure, Weidner addressed a need higher ranked law schools tried to re- for more clinical offerings. cruit them. “We now have live-client clinics in “Putting merit into the salary deter- addition to externships and the extern- minations for both faculty and staff is Weidner’s favorite memory from his time as ship program is much more organized really important. At the faculty level, we dean is when students presented him with a and has expanded greatly,” said Ruth giant, Styrofoam ‘50’ that they signed when had two chairs when I started and no Florida State broke into the U.S. News & World Stone, who is the Wayne and Pat Hogan endowed professorships,” recalled Wei- Report top 50 law schools. Professor of Trial Practice and leads dner. “And we now have 21 endowed the Family Law Clinic. “Don seems to professorships and they are awarded did not get along with each other very understand that you need both theory purely on the basis of merit. We do it a well, but that is no longer the case at and practice to turn out good lawyers little bit differently than most schools – all,” said Professor Emeritus Chuck and he has embraced the clinics. He we appoint people to professorships for Ehrhardt, who has been on the faculty has always been open to suggestions five-year terms with renewal contingent since before Weidner became an FSU and ideas that are novel.” on the recipient’s continued scholarly professor in 1976. “The ship is running During the last decade, Weidner productivity. Also, we’ve been very ag- smoothly. Students and faculty are very garnered support for a facilities ex- gressive in our counter-offer policy. happy with his leadership. I think he pansion that resulted in the school’s Thanks to alumni who have endowed is going to be a very difficult person to 50,000-square-foot Advocacy Center. the professorships, we’ve been able to replace.” The building includes five courtrooms retain many of our best faculty against Always an innovator, Weidner – four with jury boxes and one with all but the most heavily endowed private continually adapted and expanded the a jury deliberation room. It is part of and public law schools.” school’s academic offerings in response Weidner’s larger vision to have an im- Stearns Weaver Miller Professor to changes in the legal marketplace. maculate, sophisticated physical plant Mary Ziegler appreciates Weidner’s “The curriculum is much stronger in which students can prepare for their enthusiastic leadership of the faculty. than it’s ever been,” said Weidner. “On careers. “Don goes out of his way to make me the litigation side we have new courses “This new Advocacy Center building feel supported in both tangible and such as Depositions and Jury Selection. has taken our physical plant to a whole intangible ways. He has steadfastly sup- And on the business side we have a new level,” said Weidner. “We couldn’t

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“Weidner” continued from page 3 have done it without the alumni who helped us behind the scenes to cham- pion our cause with the Legislature.” Throughout his tenure as dean, Wei- dner has fostered a collegial community where students come first. Like a proud father, he is the first to spread the word about a national award or advocacy victory. While most U.S. law deans do not teach regularly, Weidner enjoys interacting with students so much that he has continued to teach a class every year while he has been dean. Alum Peggy Rolando (’78) took Real Estate Finance and Business Associa- The Weidners on a bareboat charter out of Tortola to celebrate Weidner’s 70th birthday in June tions from Weidner before he became 2015. Pictured (L-R) are Peter, Captain Don and Jiji Weidner and Michelle Weidner Augusty. dean. Now a partner in the Miami of- fice of Shutts & Bowen and a national the best three-and-a-half hours I had He admits he will miss getting to visit expert in condominium and real estate last year was working with three of with alumni as often after his retire- finance, Rolando uses daily the concepts the Business Review students, editing ment. When Weidner announced in she learned in Weidner’s classes. More an article I wrote for them on capital August that he planned to step down importantly, she has been friends with accounts.” as dean, alums from around the world Weidner since she graduated. Weidner’s commitment to the stu- sent their well wishes. Many graduates “What I find remarkable about Don dent body includes connecting students have expressed how much they will is his abiding interest in his students with alums. This has been a key com- miss Weidner and how hard it will be and in the alums,” said Rolando. “He is ponent of Weidner’s mission to prepare to replace him. so good at reaching out and talking to students for professional success. He is “It is going to be a huge loss for the people – finding out what their practices quick to point out that without such law school,” said alum John W. Frost, are like, what they’re interested in. He an engaged alumni base, Florida State II (’69), who is the founding partner has this effortless interest. Not so long students would not be as successful as of Frost Van den Boom, P.A. and for after I graduated he would give me a they are. whom the historic courtroom is named. call, maybe once or twice a year, just “We have a wonderful staff in the “I think he has brought the law school to touch base and see how I was doing. placement office and wonderfully such a long way. He’s done a tremendous And this was long before he was dean. supportive alumni who bring jobs to job of elevating the notoriety of the law He was staying in contact to see what his Florida State to thank for our job place- school and the quality of the students.” students were doing and how they were ment rates. Generous alumni have also Rolando admits she was disap- succeeding. He was already building helped us support student activities, pointed when she heard of Weidner’s relationships and trying to contribute whether it’s a co-curricular organiza- plan to step down. “I was really sad to the success of his students.” tion like Law Review or Moot Court, because he’s been so unique. It’s very, “When I leave the deanship, I look or other organizations such as BLSA very unusual for the dean of a law school forward to working more with the or the SBA.” to be dean for more than a few years. students on a substantive level,” said Weidner counts many Florida State Our law school has had tremendous Weidner. “I don’t do that enough, but law alums among his closest friends. stability and tremendous growth and

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“Weidner” continued from page 4 tremendous increase in our academic ring when we had a dean search and I vator for getting team spirit. He makes stature, in large part because of Don’s was not very impressed with the outside everybody feel like they are still part of tenure. So I’m sad, but change can be candidates for dean,” said Weidner. the law school.” really good, too. He has established a Despite the law school’s many rank- “He’s the best boss I’ve ever had,” strong base for a new dean to build on.” ings and accolades during his deanship, said Stone. “He’s perceptive. If you Upon retiring as dean, Weidner Weidner is most proud of the collegial have an issue, he immediately seems to plans to take a two-semester sabbatical. team he has assembled at the College of understand it. He is empathetic and he He will devote more time to consulting Law. He cherishes the accomplishments tries to help find the best resolution to and to writing, including pieces like of his colleagues. whatever the issue is. I also think he lets the guest column he wrote for Power “I enjoy other people’s successes – people do their jobs. If he knows that & Motoryacht in 2014. Weidner will whether it’s faculty, staff or students – I you are doing a good job, he is not go- return to the full-time faculty when his really enjoy seeing people blossom. I ing to interfere. I also think he’s a very sabbatical ends. enjoy seeing faculty and staff promoted. kind person.” Judge Ray had mixed feelings when I enjoy seeing students get jobs. I enjoy Weidner’s aim has been to create an she heard that Weidner would be seeing the good in people. I feel the uplifting environment for his team. “I retiring as dean. “Of course, I was im- same about alumni – visiting alumni in hope I’ve added a culture of decency. I mediately disappointed to learn that their offices and seeing them for lunch. hope that when people have difficult the law school would be losing Don I enjoy their successes.” family issues, they find the law school as its dean. He’s been a transforma- As many good leaders do, Weidner is at least accommodating and perhaps tive leader, who has strengthened the gives credit to faculty and staff members even highly supportive and encourag- law school immeasurably. But having for the law school’s achievements. ing. I hope it is a family-friendly place witnessed firsthand his tireless commit- “As dean, you don’t really accomplish where people feel good about the jobs ment to the school, I’m happy that he’s things by yourself,” said Weidner. “You they are doing and are proud to work at a place where he can step away and can only accomplish with and through here and students are proud to be here.” return to his love of full-time teaching others. So much of it is assembling great In addition, Weidner has created a and scholarship.” teams of people – particularly helping law school that is institutionally nimble, “What I’m looking forward to is to assemble a great and very productive with new courses, programs and de- being able to sit down in the mornings faculty and a great professional staff. I livery systems. He also created a law and drink a cup of coffee with Don and think the faculty today is much stronger school where everyone is committed to either talk about his boat or the law or than it was when I started as dean and innovation and success. politics. We used to do that before he the staff is also much stronger than it “I’ll miss being the law school’s became dean,” said Ehrhardt. was. In both cases, a large part of the cheerleader-in-chief, but I’m proud to “I’ve definitely improved the coffee effort in getting us from here to there leave the dean’s office knowing that service at the law school,” joked Wei- is rewarding merit.” the school is going to get along just dner, who is known around the law Frost believes Weidner’s team-build- fine without me,” remarked Weidner, school for brewing strong coffee. “We ing ability is extraordinary. “Because who looks forward to having more probably have more coffee pots here and of the way he communicates with discretionary time and to being able to going than any other law school I can everybody, I think he is a tremendous visit his son in London and daughter in think of.” builder of teams – getting the alumni Nashville more often. “It’s like being a The coffee might not be as free-flow- to interact with the students and get- parent when you see your kids out the ing had Florida State’s 1990-91 dean ting the alumni to care about the law door – you know they don’t need you search produced different candidates. school even though they are out and anymore, but hope they keep you close U “I really only threw my hat in the doing other things. He is a great moti- to their hearts.”

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Kimberly Holladay Knows Business from the Inside-Out

ive-year-old Kimberly Holladay was going to be a veterinarian. FThat was her heart’s desire and she carried it with her into early adult- hood. It was not until her second year of studies at the University of West Florida that Holladay reluctantly let go of her childhood plan. “We had to watch surgery and I realized very quickly that I don’t do well with blood,” recalled Holladay. “My professor said, ‘Maybe you want to go outside, Kim,’ and I was sitting in the hallway with my head between my legs, not sure what was happening or why it was getting really hot and I was seeing stars.” Holladay fortuitously switched her major to Legal Administration. Although she initially thought she would become a paralegal, that switch ultimately set her on the path to her true calling: practicing law. Since graduating from the College of Law in December 1992, Holladay has primarily practiced transactional law. Holladay spent several years get- ting experience at firms in Tampa and Atlanta, before she was ready to move in-house in 2000. “I knew I eventually wanted to go in-house and I knew Atlanta would give me more opportunities for that,” said Holladay. “I enjoy doing deals, but you never really got to know the business. I decided I wanted to be part

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“Holladay,” continued from page 6 of a company, it was appealing to me. I is what I like about it,” said Holladay. physical activity instead of thinking,” wanted to understand a how a business She also likes collaborating with the said Holladay, who counts studying operated and how I could fit into that business people and the Veritiv legal abroad in Barbados during law school and help the company prosper.” team, which consists of eight lawyers as one of her favorite travel experiences. Holladay has been with the same and three paralegals. “I also participated in a beginner surf company, in various iterations, since Holladay also enjoys the city in camp in Costa Rica and have lately been enjoying some of the U.S. national parks “I enjoy doing deals, but you never really got to know the – last year was Zion and this Labor Day business. I decided I wanted to be part of a company, it was Acadia.” was appealing to me. I wanted to understand a how a One recent trip that Holladay es- business operated and how I could fit into that and help pecially treasures was one she took to Boston with her younger brother, the company prosper.” sister-in-law and 13-year-old nephew, Cody. “It was their first visit and it was amazing. My brother said it was his best she left private practice. Through a July which she works and lives. She is vacation ever; it was a proud moment 2014 merger, she became Senior Coun- constantly sampling Atlanta’s cultural for me.” sel–Corporate for Veritiv Corporation, a offerings – including its theater produc- Holladay has a very special bond leading business-to-business distributor tions and concerts. Holladay also is a with her nephew. During the summers, of print, publishing, packaging, facility member of an Atlanta women’s tennis Cody stays with his aunt in Atlanta and logistics solutions. team. for two weeks. “It’s a great job, this “Our company is only a year old, so “I picked up tennis when I moved aunt thing,” joked Holladay. “This there have been so many firsts and so here and I have really loved it,” said relationship has also been great for my many new things that I have worked Holladay. “I’m a member of the Atlanta relationship with my brother – we’ve on in the past year,” said Holladay, who Lawn Tennis Association (ALTA) and become even closer now that we have was at the New York Stock Exchange have been with the same women’s team that to share.” when Veritiv went public in July 2014. “I for 10 years. Tennis has provided me Her family is extremely important worked very heavily on the due diligence with the opportunity to meet great to Holladay. Family is one reason why for the merger and I was also selected to friends whom I never would have met in she stayed in Pensacola and attended be on the integration team to work with my normal day-to-day of being a lawyer. UWF and it is also the primary reason our consultant and folks from the other It’s great to get outside after you’re in the why she chose FSU for law school – to company to manage the integration for office all day long.” be relatively close to home. She even- the two companies prior to closing. Spending time outdoors – especially tually moved farther away, and even It was a great experience. I had never with her golden retriever Phyllis – is im- though Holladay is busy, she never goes worked on a deal of this size.” portant to the Pensacola, Florida native. more than a few months without a visit U Many of Holladay’s responsibilities She misses being near the beach, but home. still center around transactional law loves Atlanta’s mild change of seasons. — she provides legal support for real Being outdoors is also important to estate, the logistics solutions business Holladay when she travels. unit as well as various corporate mat- “Over the past couple years I have ters, including public filings and certain been focusing on getting outdoors for international matters. an active vacation to get some fresh air “My work has great variety, which and exercise – I wanted to be tired from

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Bruce Blackwell: Leading The Florida Bar Foundation in a New Direction

prior. He had been serving as interim director of the Foundation for several months while he was still practicing law at King, Blackwell, Zehnder & Wermuth, P.A. Because his firm was committed to serving the profession, Blackwell has a long history of service to the Orange County Bar Association and to The Florida Bar. When his term on The Florida Bar Board of Governors ended in 1998, he joined The Florida Bar Foundation Board of Directors, serving as president in 2007-2008. In his cur- rent leadership role at the Foundation, Blackwell owns the challenging task of helping the organization fund and facilitate a new vision for Florida’s legal aid delivery system in a rapidly chang- ing legal marketplace. “In this new job, I’m able to be in- volved with a group of people, on our staff, within the Bar as a whole, with the Vision 2016 group, with the leadership of The Florida Bar, and with the Florida Commission on Access to Civil Justice, where, hopefully within the near term, we really can make change – positive change that will help the profession fter a successful career in complex “It was hard to leave my law firm and the public we serve,” said Black- civil litigation, it would have because I love it and I love the lawyers well. “I’ve been having a ball. I want Amade sense for Bruce Blackwell I worked with – they are brilliant,” to believe that I can make some small to switch his focus from trials to travel said Blackwell, who became the Foun- difference.” when he retired from private practice. dation’s second only CEO/executive Blackwell is proud of the difference Instead, he took the helm of The Florida director in 2014 after retiring from the the Foundation has been making since Bar Foundation. Orlando firm he helped found 30 years its inception in 1956.

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“Since the Foundation came into Blackwell took his grand- was an attorney for Southern Bell 40 existence, through the Interest on Trust daughter, Emma Kate, to her years ago and traveled to the area. first FSU football game in 2014. Accounts from Florida lawyers, more Blackwell and his wife have been than $450 million has been funneled together since before he graduated from into representing the most needy people the College of Law in December 1974. in Florida – the people who would have They met as undergraduates at Florida otherwise been denied services,” said State University and have been married Blackwell. “Regardless of the nature of for more than 46 years. your practice, you should do pro bono “I married really well,” said Black- work. If you do it, you’ll actually get well. “The key thing for us in raising a more out of it than you’re putting in. family was to raise children that would You have the opportunity to make a make a difference and hopefully leave difference in people’s lives. Isn’t that part this world a better place. I think we of why you became a lawyer, because have succeeded with our two children you thought you wanted to help people? cases over the years.” in that regard.” “The Foundation is the statewide Blackwell left an excellent job as an The Blackwells are understandably organization that helps make access to officer in the U.S. Air Force to pursue proud of their two daughters: Blair Al- justice and to our courts real and we can the law degree that has allowed him to lison Blackwell, who runs Chevron’s use your support monetarily, particu- give back. Perhaps Blackwell is drawn national STEM program, and Brooke larly in these times when interest rates to helping those less fortunate than Blackwell Castino, who is a stay-at- are almost zero, but also by contributing him because he can relate. By age 11, home-mom to 8-year-old Emma Kate to your local legal aid programs. We are Blackwell had lost both of his parents. and 5-year-old Allison. Because his working really hard to make significant He and his brother were then raised by grand-daughters live five minutes away, change in how Florida delivers services their aunt in a rural town of 400 people. Blackwell spends plenty of quality and access to the courts, to provide “I grew up very poor, with very limited time with them. The girls often have justice.” means,” recalled Blackwell. “The first sleepovers with their grandparents and Through his own portfolio of pro lawyer I ever met was the one that did even spent two weeks this summer with bono work, Blackwell has been helping our adoption.” their grandmother in North Carolina. Floridians obtain access to the legal Blackwell credits his aunt with Blackwell took Emma Kate to her first system since long before he joined the teaching him the value of hard work, FSU football game last fall. board of the Foundation. He has earned which has served him well throughout Although Blackwell has numerous numerous pro bono-related awards, in- his career. professional accolades to speak of – he cluding the American Bar Association’s When the demands of his job as was named one of Florida’s top 100 Pro Bono Publico Award in 2013. CEO/Executive Director of the Foun- lawyers toward the end of his law career “Once I became a lawyer, I realized dation do not require him to be in – he seems to prefer talking about the that there were a lot of people that Florida, Blackwell sometimes works many accomplishments of his daughters didn’t have access to lawyers and to the from his home in Asheville, North and about their relationship. system,” said Blackwell. “I really believe Carolina. From his yard, where he is “When Blair did her thesis at Princ- that justice works well when it works for often joined by bears and wild turkeys, eton, the front of her thesis said, ‘To my everyone, and it doesn’t work at all if it he can see 16 mountain tops. He and sister Brooke, from whom I’m always doesn’t work for everyone. That’s why I his wife, Julie McMillan Blackwell, learning.’ As a father, it doesn’t get any U have handled a number of hard pro bono discovered Asheville when Blackwell better. You’ve done something right.”

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NBA President Benjamin Crump: Seeking Justice Through the Profession and His Practice

ing. His phone was buzzing relentlessly, but Crump, as usual, made time for his alma mater. Crump and his law partner Daryl Parks, who founded Parks & Crump shortly after they graduated from the College of Law in 1995, have been in- volved with the NBA since before they took their attorney’s oaths. “We went to our first convention even before we became lawyers,” said Crump, who has not missed an annual convention since. “We took the bar exam and Daryl was clerking for Wil- lie Gary, who was a huge advocate for the National Bar Association and he would take his whole firm to the con- vention every year. We went to Willie Gary and told him we wanted to go to the convention, but we had no money. So, he sponsored us going to our first convention in Baltimore, Maryland in 1995, and we were hooked. We met so many amazing people and great lawyers. “Much of our success as lawyers and knowing what to do in the realistic sense of law – not the theoretical sense – we learned from the National Bar Associa- o say that Tallahassee attorney as president of the National Bar As- tion and other lawyers, especially black Benjamin Crump is busy would sociation (NBA) on July 23, Crump’s lawyers, around the country.” Tbe an understatement. When your calendar has only become more chaotic. Crump’s installation as the NBA’s practice involves high-profile civil rights The day he was interviewed for this 73rd president was held during the and personal injury cases all over the article, Crump also had interviews organization’s 90th convention in Los country and the national news media scheduled with national media outlets Angeles. It marked the 20th consecu- contacts you on a regular basis, your to talk about the results of an NBA tive year in which Crump attended the schedule is full. Since his installation survey to be released that same morn- annual meeting.

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“Crump,” continued from page 10 The theme of Crump’s presidency measure is these body cameras.” As the as lawyers, have to show that our profes- is, “One NBA united: to preserve our lead attorney for the family of Michael sion tries to help present solutions for our legacy and protect our future.” It is Brown, Crump believes much of the society to make it a better place. We have important to Crump that he addresses turmoil in Ferguson, Missouri could to be ambassadors for the profession. the issues and opportunities that impact have been avoided had there been video When we try to provide a voice for the all segments of the NBA membership. footage of what transpired. voiceless and we try to make sure that During the year, the NBA will host In October, the NBA held the an- everybody is given equal justice under many important events. In September, nual Wiley Branton Symposium at the law, it helps our profession to be the organization participated in its North Carolina Central Law School to viewed as a noble profession. We should annual lobbying effort with the Con- discuss the Voting Rights Act. “The is- all strive to make sure people understand gressional Black Caucus in Washington, sue I chose is, 50 years after the Voting that our calling is a noble one. We have D.C. The NBA held a panel discussion Rights Act, how far have we come and to live up to that oath that we swore to and press conference with two senators how much farther do we have to go to when we first became lawyers.” who are proposing legislation for a $500 the 2016 presidential election to make While he is not in the courtroom million allocation to purchase body every vote count.” as often as he used to be, in September cameras for law enforcement officers In December, the NBA is partnering Crump traveled to Houston for a civil across the United States. with the City of Montgomery and the trial that ended in a settlement minutes “The National Bar Association was Tuskegee Human and Civil Rights Mul- before jury selection was to begin. The the first to endorse this legislation and ticultural Center to commemorate the trial was scheduled after a groundbreak- to partner with these senators to make 60th anniversary of Rosa Parks refusing ing, unanimous U.S. Supreme Court sure this important initiative became a to give up her seat on a Montgomery bus. decision in favor of Crump’s client reality,” said Crump. “Since the trag- The event will focus on the role lawyers that affects hundreds of cases around edies that we’ve seen play out during the played in the civil rights movement. America. “It was the first time in almost past year with police involvement with Part of what motivates Crump is a 20 years that the Supreme Court ruled minorities in cities all over America, we desire to improve the reputation of at- against a police officer,” said Crump wanted to try to present solutions rather torneys. “I find myself going around the about Tolan v. Cotton. than just continue to talk about the mat- country giving speeches just as much The Houston case is one of the many ters that continue to happen over and as, if not more than, I’m in courtrooms instances where people have contacted over again. We think the preventative these days. That’s important because we, Crump and urged him to take their cases. It is also one of the cases that Crump has accepted because he sees injustice resulting from the color of a person’s skin. “As lawyers, we see such arbitrary prosecution on matters,” said Crump, who also represented the families of Trayvon Martin and Martin Lee An- derson. “We’re going around the country trying to do a lot of work to say, ‘The law should be fair to everybody.’ We’re not asking for anything special, we’re just On July 23, Crump was sworn in as president of the National Bar Association by the Honorable U Donald L. Graham, of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida. asking that it be fair.”

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YLD President Gordon Glover: Merging the Law and Technology

on the computer at night, on the week- ends, and in between meetings,” said Glover, who founded The Glover Law Firm in 2012. He has been practicing plaintiff’s personal injury law in Ocala since graduating from the FSU College of Law in 2005. “I opened my own firm while my wife was pregnant with twins,” recalled Glover, who resides with his family in Ocala. “I have an office in The Villages and one in Ocala and I share office space with other attorneys in both locations. I do not know if you’ve ever been to The Villages, but you can’t appreciate it until you see it. There are 100,000-plus retir- ees that live there. It’s a great market. There were not a lot of law firms there when I went out on my own, so I saw an opportunity and I have attempted to capitalize on it. The majority of my case load is in The Villages at this point. “In The Villages, I have quite a few golf cart accident cases since that is what most people drive to get around town. In fact, some golf carts are considered low-speed vehicles, which means they n June 26, 2015, Gordon Glover how the YLD can assist them. He is can travel up to 25 miles-per-hour and took the oath to become the passionate about helping new attorneys can be driven on the highways. The O67th president of The Florida successfully transition into the practice Villages really is a place like no other.” Bar Young Lawyers Division (YLD). of law and develop a book of business. Glover’s decision to hang his own In doing so, Glover became the third The way Glover practices law today is shingle was based, in part, on his belief FSU College of Law alumnus to hold vastly different from before he became that he could harness technology to the post in the past five years. president-elect and then president of run a firm with relatively low overhead As the leader of the Bar’s largest the YLD. costs and, therefore, make more money. division, Glover has been traveling the “In the past two years, since I’ve Embracing technology has also helped state representing the YLD and speak- had to travel almost every week with him succeed as YLD president. ing with other young lawyers about Bar activities, I’m doing a lot virtually Not surprisingly, much of Glover’s

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“Glover,” continued from page 12 Florida Bar service revolves around the justice gap, but also help lawyers tap work after the sun has set. technology. His YLD initiatives include into a new market of potential clients.” “I work when I can,” joked Glover. training young lawyers on how to start Glover’s priorities also include state- “It is usually at night after my kids go and operate a virtual law firm, hosting wide initiatives to encourage more to bed. It’s a balancing act, but I’ve been webinars that highlight technological diversity on the judiciary and to support able to pull it off so far.” tools lawyers can employ, and col- young women lawyers in their profes- Now three-and-a-half, Glover’s laborating with web-based legal service sional and personal growth. Prompted twins, Elsa and Bennett, and his wife, providers to connect young lawyers with by 2014 survey results showing that the Ashley, often join him as he travels work opportunities. In addition, Glover most important issue for young lawyers around the state for the Bar. serves on the technology subcommittee is quality of life, Glover is also focused The Glovers met when they were of the Bar’s Vision 2016 Commission. on how the YLD can help members in freshmen at the University of Florida. “One of the main reasons for the terms of health and wellness. “She joined a sorority and I joined a Commission is that there is a huge fraternity. Two weeks into my freshman justice gap in America and Florida,” year, my fraternity had a social function said Glover. “In Florida, it is estimated with her sorority. We met that evening that 80% of low to moderate income through a mutual friend that I have individuals have unmet legal needs. My known since preschool.” focus this year is to look at what we can The two took different paths upon do to help reduce the justice gap, while graduating from UF, but started dating at the same time help young lawyers get after they were paired to walk down the training and work. The 80% unserved aisle together at a wedding shortly after market is estimated to be valued at $45 (L-R) Elsa, Gordon, Glover graduated from law school. billion, so there is a huge opportunity Ashley and They married two years later in New for young lawyers to get a piece of that Bennett Glover Orleans and have lived in Ocala since. pie, while at the same time gaining great Their close proximity to Glover’s home- experience. And it’s not complex work. town of Gainesville is convenient, as the “One of the things we’re working Glover urges all young lawyers to get Glovers enjoy attending Gator football on is revamping The Florida Bar’s involved in The Florida Bar. “It’s impor- games. The twins attended their first referral service by partnering with an tant, in particular, for young lawyers to game in “The Swamp” in 2014. online legal service provider that has get engaged and stay in tune with what’s “They’re cute, but they are wild,” the technology to connect the unserved going on in the rapidly changing legal joked Glover about his kids. segment of the population with lawyers marketplace. The decisions made today Glover credits his wife, who works that need work. There are companies out will impact young lawyers more so than from home as a recruiter, with being there that do it now and it’s a booming any other segment of the profession. They a wonderful mother. He is thankful market. I recently learned that last year, need to stay informed and really voice that she allows him plenty of time to investors pumped more than $1 billion their opinion because their opinion mat- run, which Glover says is his “release.” into legal technology companies. It is ters and people are listening, especially Glover has already run one marathon our hope to partner with one of the top the decision makers within the Bar.” and looks forward to a time when he legal technology companies in order Although he is passionate about his can run another. Perhaps that time will to make it easy for Florida lawyers to Florida Bar service, Glover is looking come after his YLD presidency ends U connect with those in need of legal forward to growing his practice after next summer. services. I truly believe that a robust his presidential term ends next summer. online platform will not only help to fill For now, Glover attends to his non-Bar

FALL 2015 13 Student Focus

College of Law Welcomes LL.M. Students From Around the World

LL.M. students with Associate Dean for International Programs David Landau (third from left), Florida Department of Economic Opportunity Executive Director Jesse Panuccio (center) and Dean Don Weidner (far left).

lorida State’s LL.M. in Ameri- program. Many of them have practiced can Law for Foreign Lawyers law and bring that valuable experience Fprogram has seen tremendous with them into the classroom. growth in recent years. What was once “I worked for many years in one a program that brought one or two of the most prestigious tax law firms students to Tallahassee each year has in Rio, Brazil, handling tax cases for become a program that draws 10-plus notorious Brazilian companies,” said students from around the world an- Renan Santos, whose specialization is nually. In 2015, a record 18 students taxation. “Subsequent to this experi- Joanne Pereira Renan Sanots graduated from Florida State’s LL.M. ence, I moved to Sao Paulo to be the in American Law degree program. tax leader of a well-known American The 2015-16 class of international company. After some time working for costs, legal assistant for federal, state LL.M. students is slightly smaller that multinational company, I received and local taxes, as well as transfer pric- than the previous year – it includes an irresistible offer to take over the tax ing compliance.” 11 students who traveled from as far area of a solid law firm in Rio. In all of Joanne Pereira finished her law away as Saudi Arabia to attend classes these positions, I was responsible for all studies in Venezuela shortly before be- at the College of Law. All of the stu- tax related issues, including consultant ginning Florida State’s LL.M. program. dents earned law degrees in their home and litigation, tax planning for foreign Like many of her classmates, Pereira countries before enrolling in the LL.M. companies, initiatives to reduce tax plans to practice in the United States.

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“Student Focus,” continued from page 14 Earning an LL.M. degree may allow program. Santos, for example, is tak- The 2015-16 LL.M. students to take bar exams in some ing advantage of Florida State’s strong in American Law jurisdictions, particularly New York, program in business and tax law. One class includes foreign the District of Columbia, California, of his elective classes this semester is attorneys from: Washington, and Wisconsin. In ad- Taxation. ■■ dition, students who attend FSU may Students from Latin American and Brazil ■■ transfer from the LL.M. program to Caribbean nations have another in- Cuba ■■ the J.D. program if they meet certain centive to attend Florida State: under Dominican Republic ■■ requirements. The fact that Pereira can Florida law, they qualify for in-state Israel ■■ take courses this year that may be count- tuition with a small scholarship. Mexico ■■ ed toward her juris doctor degree is one Pereira and Santos have both been en- Peru ■■ reason Pereira chose Florida State. joying their experiences at Florida State. Saudi Arabia ■■ “My dad is from Miami and I really “I love the university,” said Pereira. Venezuela want to work in South Florida – all my “The school is completely different from family lives in Miami,” said Pereira, what I’m used to. I come from a civil who has dual citizenship in the United law country, so everything is new even Our 18 students who States and Venezuela. “I really want to though I’m a lawyer. I couldn’t imagine earned their LL.M. in transfer to the Juris Doctor program at how different two legal systems could be. American Law degree in Florida State. If I’m able to transfer and “I’ve never been to a small town in 2015 hailed from: earn my J.D. from Florida State, I want the United States where everything is ■■ to take the Florida bar examination and regarding the university – we don’t have Argentina ■■ practice law in Miami. It is well known college towns in my country – but so far Botswana ■■ that Miami has a lot of Latin Americans it has been a great experience. I’ve been Brazil ■■ and South American people and there enjoying it a lot.” Colombia ■■ is a growing community of Venezuelans Even before she arrived on campus, China ■■ right now. I want to pursue corporate Pereira felt welcomed by members of Ecuador ■■ law and there are many big corporations the College of Law community. “Since Egypt ■■ from Venezuela that are either chang- I sent the first e-mail to the university, Germany ■■ ing their residence to South Florida or even before starting the application India ■■ expanding their needs to South Florida. process, I felt Florida State University Nigeria ■■ My main focus would be to work within wanted me to apply. My communica- Russia ■■ that Venezuelan community and within tions were wonderful.” Rwanda ■■ those corporations.” Santos has been especially pleased Ukraine ■■ During the 24-credit program, with the law faculty. “I was impressed Venezuela LL.M. students immerse themselves with the facilities and satisfied with in learning about our country’s legal the technical ability of Florida State system. Required courses for the de- professors and the easy access to them. gree are Legal Research & Writing We can see that professors here have a and Introduction to American Law. foundation, can express themselves.” Students can tailor their remaining To learn more about the LL.M. de- courses to their particular interests and gree program that is attracting students career aspirations by choosing courses from around the world, visit law.fsu.edu/ from among those offered in the J.D. internationalLLM.

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Groundbreaking Civil Rights Attorney Fred Gray Speaks at Law School

On August 27, historic civil rights attorney and author tin Luther King, Jr., Montgomery Bus Boycott participants, Fred Gray gave a public lecture to a packed lecture hall at the students who fought segregation in Alabama’s educational College of Law. Gray’s remarks were the first part of a Civil system, and marchers in the Selma-to-Montgomery March Rights Litigation class he is co-teaching at the law school dur- preceding the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Gray ing the fall 2015 semester with alumnus Dan Soloway (’85). was the first African American president of the Alabama In addition to students and faculty members in attendance, State Bar. many distinguished members of the community came to the During his lively and inspiring remarks, Gray asked his College of Law to hear Gray speak. students questions and addressed many of the distinguished “It was an honor to have Attorney Gray at our law school guests who were in attendance. He spoke about race relations to speak to our students and to the community,” said Dean in the United States, recalled highlights of his career and Donald J. Weidner. “His work is truly groundbreaking.” discussed the role that he and other lawyers played in the Gray practices law in Alabama and has litigated some of civil rights movement. the nation’s most transformative civil rights cases. During his “I’ve devoted most of my 60 years primarily to protecting 60-year legal career, Gray represented Rosa Parks, Dr. Mar- the rights of African Americans,” said Gray. “The rights that

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Gray signed copies of his book at a reception in his honor.

Students, professors and community members packed the College of Law’s largest lecture hall to hear Gray’s remarks. we have been able to obtain have expanded across the nation and around the world. As a result of those early activities, we now are able to reap the benefits and I think that’s great.” Gray, who was one of the first African Americans to be elected to and serve in the Alabama Legislature since Recon- struction, also stressed the importance of making every vote count in 2016. “Next year is an election year; we’re going to be electing people all over this country. This, in my opinion, will probably be the most important election year during my 60 years of law practice. We have gained a great deal – we’ve made a tremendous amount of progress – but we are at a point in this country and in the fight for equal rights for all Americans, including women and minorities, if we don’t elect the right persons to office next year, we could see some of the gains that we have made erode.” Toward the end of his remarks, Gray said, “I say to you students, don’t be afraid and don’t be too concerned about how many people are going to follow you or about what one person can do. If you are able to inspire people, if you see a wrong, do what you can toward helping it.” Immediately following the lecture, the law school hosted a Gray with his co-teacher Dan Soloway (’85) in the background. reception to honor Gray, where he signed copies of his book, Bus Ride to Justice, and took photos with attendees. To view Gray’s lecture on the College of Law website, visit law.fsu.edu/fred-gray-lecture.

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Students Land Prestigious Clerkships

■■ Several Florida State law students and 2015 graduates Andrew Missel (’15) will clerk for Judge Mark E. Walker, recently have been offered judicial clerkships. They did so of the United States District Court for the Northern after impressing judges during the very competitive judicial District of Florida, and then for Judge Susan Graber, of clerkship application process. Our law students have a strong the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, ■■ record when it comes to obtaining these prestigious positions Joshua Pratt (’15) will clerk for Justice Charles T. Canady, – according to ABA data, Florida State is the #1 law school in of the Florida Supreme Court, ■■ Florida in terms of the percentage of class of 2014 graduates William Jay Repko (’15) will clerk for Judge Dudley H. employed in full-time, long-term judicial clerkships. Bowen, Jr., of United States District Court for the Southern The following current students and recent graduates have District of Georgia, ■■ obtained coveted judicial clerkships: Christopher Roberts (’15) will clerk for Magistrate Judge ■■ Allie Akre (’16) will clerk for Judge Joel F. Dubina, a se- James R. Klindt, of the United States District Court for nior judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the the Middle District of Florida, ■■ Eleventh Circuit, Carrie Rosato (’15) will clerk for Judge Robert M. Gross, ■■ Sarah Logan Beasley (’16) will clerk for Judge Mark E. of the Florida Fourth District Court of Appeal, ■■ Walker, of the United States District Court for the North- Erica Steinmiller-Perdomo (’15) will clerk for Chief Justice ern District of Florida, Jorge Labarga, of the Florida Supreme Court, and ■■ ■■ Kristen Bond (’15) will clerk for Judge Robert M. Gross, Francisco Zornosa (’15) will clerk for Judge Madeline Hai- of the Florida Fourth District Court of Appeal, kala, of the United States District Court for the Northern ■■ Kamryn Deegan (’16) will clerk for Judge Carlos E. Men- District of Alabama. doza, of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida, In addition, more class of 2016 members are likely to obtain ■■ Lauren Gentry (’15) will clerk for Magistrate Judge Patricia clerkships in the future. D. Barksdale, of the United States District Court for the From writing letters of recommendation to advising stu- Middle District of Florida, dents on the application process, many College of Law faculty ■■ Edward Grodin (’15) will clerk for the Department of and staff members make themselves available to help students Justice, Exectutive Office for Immigration Review-Office who want to obtain clerkships. of the Chief Immigration Judge at the Immigration Court “The law school faculty and staff were essential resources in Orlando, throughout the clerkship application process,” said 3L Allie ■■ Andrea Guzman (’15) will clerk for Justice James E.C. Akre. “Initially, a number of faculty members encouraged Perry, of the Florida Supreme Court, me to apply, and offered guidance about how to make my ■■ Joseph Hart (’16) will clerk for Judge James Randal Hall, of application stand out. I had help from several professors who the United States District Court for the Southern District answered all of my questions, and of course wrote my letters of of Georgia, recommendation. Florida State’s staff also provided invaluable ■■ Sarah Haston (’15) will clerk for Judge Robert Lewis administrative support, from helping me print out the hun- Hinkle, of the United States District Court for the North- dreds of applications to mailing them out across the country. ern District of Florida, “I think I was successful in obtaining a federal clerkship ■■ Kaitlin Holmes (’15) will clerk for the Florida Second because of the support I received from the FSU faculty, staff, Judicial Circuit, and law students. I think most students applying for clerk-

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FSU Law Faculty Ranked #1 in

“I think I was successful Florida and Among in obtaining a federal the Nation’s Best clerkship because of the support I received from According to a 2015 study of law faculty scholarly impact, the Florida the FSU faculty, staff, State University College of Law faculty and law students. I think is #1 in Florida and #39 nationally. most students applying Florida State is the only Florida law Allie Akre for clerkships have similar school ranked in the top 50. The study ranked the scholarly impact of law faculties grades and extracurricular activities, but at schools in the top third of all ABA-accredited law what set me apart was having the FSU law schools. Originally developed by Professor Brian Leiter school community behind me.” of the University of Chicago Law School, the “scholarly impact score” for a law faculty is calculated utilizing the mean and the median of total law journal citations over ships have similar grades and extracurricular activities, but the past five years for tenured faculty members. what set me apart was having the FSU law school community “Our faculty scholarship enhances the visibility of our behind me.” school and the marketability of our students,” said Dean The College of Law constantly seeks ways to increase judi- Donald J. Weidner. “I am especially grateful to the alumni cial clerkship opportunities for graduates. Each year, members who have contributed to professorships and chairs that of the faculty and administration invite judges to campus. The help us retain and recruit top scholars.” law school’s ‘Jurist in Residence Program’ has brought federal The nation’s top three schools were Yale, Harvard and judges from around the nation to the College of Law to meet the University of Chicago. with top students. In addition to introducing our students to these high-level judges, the program also exposes the judges to our talented students and faculty, bolstering our national reputation. “We are invested in the professional futures of our students and understand that judicial clerkships can provide excellent training grounds for newly-minted lawyers,” said Assistant Dean for Student Affairs Janeia Daniels Ingram, who began her career as a clerk for the Florida First District Court of Ap- peal after graduating from the College of Law in 2003. “The fact that more and more federal judges, on both regional and national levels, are taking notice of Florida State is a testament to the high caliber of students and faculty that make up our law school community.”

FALL 2015 19 Noteworthy

Mock Trial Teams Win Two National Competitions in Two Weeks

(L-R) Lively, Collier, Fernandez and LeCocq

On October 11, the Florida State University College of A total of 13 teams participated in the Law Mock Trial Team won first place in the National Trial tournament, including a team from the Advocacy Tournament sponsored by the University of Florida. University of California – Los Angeles The competition, which was held October 9-11 in Gainesville, School of Law, which Florida State beat in involved a criminal trial. A total of 13 teams participated in the tournament, includ- the final round of competition. ing a team from the University of California – Los Angeles School of Law, which Florida State beat in the final round of competition. Other law schools competing included Fordham in Tallahassee, and Patrick Kinni, who practices with the University, The University of Alabama, University of Georgia Leon County Attorney’s Office in Tallahassee, coached the and University of Richmond. team to victory. Winning team members are second-year students Lauryn “We really didn’t think we were going to win at the start Collier, from Charlotte, North Carolina, Lolia Y. Fernandez, of the competition, but once you’re in the moment, in the from Pembroke Pines, Charles LeCocq, from Las Cruces, trial, all of the training and preparation comes to you, al- New Mexico, and Rico Lively, from Naples. College of Law most unconsciously,” said Collier. “We had some very tough alumnus Adrian Mood (’13), who is an assistant state attorney opponents, especially in the semifinals and final round, but

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through it all we performed well and advocated to the best of Baptiste, from Palm Beach, MaryCatherine Crock, from our ability. The best part, other than the win, was getting to Daytona Beach, Samuel Gilot, from Miami, and Lexie Miller, know each other and help each other reach our full potential from Gainesville. College of Law alumni Eric Abrahamsen as trial advocates.” (’07), a partner at the Law Offices of Friedman, Frank and The Mock Trial Team also won first place in the National Abrahamsen in Tallahassee, and Georgia Cappleman (’02), Criminal Trial Advocacy Competition sponsored by the a deputy assistant state attorney in Tallahassee, coached the California Attorneys for Criminal Justice and UC Hastings first-place team. College of the Law. The competition was held October 15-18 “The members of our team spent countless hours preparing in San Francisco. for competition both in and out of the courtroom,” said Crock. A total of 25 teams participated in the competition, in- “The team’s win in Gainesville gave us all a bit of momentum cluding a team from host school University of California and when it was finally time to compete in San Francisco, we Hastings College of the Law, which Florida State beat in the were ready to put our preparation to the test. Thankfully, we final round. Florida State also beat a team from Northwestern were able to bring another win to Tallahassee. Go ‘Noles!” University School of Law in the semi-finals. Other law schools “Congratulations to our wonderful student advocates competing included University of California – Berkeley, and to their coaches,” said Dean Donald J. Weidner. “These University of California – Davis, Fordham University and first-place wins in national competitions are a testament to Pepperdine University. the excellence of our students, who are lovely people, and our Winning team members are third-year students Louis advocacy program.”

(L-R) Abrahamsen, Baptiste, Miller, Crock, Gilot and Cappleman

FALL 2015 21 Noteworthy

2015 GR ADUATION CEREMONY

On Sunday, May 3, 2015, approximately 250 graduates gathered for the law school’s 2015 com- mencement ceremony at the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center. The group included 13 LL.M. in American Law graduates from around the world. Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice Jorge Labarga gave the commencement speech before professors hooded the new graduates. Immediately following the ceremony, graduates and their guests enjoyed a reception on the law school green.

Graduate Samantha Parchment shares her proud moment with family.

Austin Shaw, Alissa Simon and Kali Lauren Sinclair are hooded by professors.

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2015 GR ADUATION CEREMONY

Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice Jorge Labarga gave the commencement address.

(L-R) LL.M. graduates Prince Iheme (Nigeria), Andrea Doering-Musslimani (Germany), Suhail Chhabra (India), Diana Aguilar (Colombia), Tiliany Parro Fontalvo (Colombia), Gustavo Guerrero (Venezuela), Joao Menezes (Brazil), Alfonso Trujillo (Ecuador) and Maria Reartes (Argentina).

FAR LEFT: Class of 2015 members enter the Civic Center.

LEFT: Graduates Simone Savino and Keith Savino with family and freinds.

FAR LEFT: Dean Don Weidner welcomes the class of 2015 and their guests to the ceremony.

LEFT: Shana-Kay Gibbs, Bianca Gonzalez and Celeste Gaines prepare to enter the Civic Center.

FALL 2015 23 Class Action Alumni Notes

1970 and courtesy in the legal profession. Lyons 1972 has practiced in Miami and Tallahassee and WILLIAM L. COLBERT, has been trying cases for clients for years. WAYNE HOGAN, who is managing partner president at Terrell at Stenstrom, McIntosh, A. WAYNE RICH, who is of Hogan in Jacksonville, Colbert & Whigham, P.A. counsel in the Orlando has been inducted into was presented with the office of Broad and the St. Augustine/ Claude L. Mullis Lifetime Cassel, was named to Ketterlinus High School Distinguished Service Best Lawyers in America Alumni Association Hall Award by the Florida (2016). of Fame. Inductees are Municipal Attorneys Association on July 10, chosen for their 2015, in Palm Beach. The award recognizes contributions to the local community and an outstanding municipal lawyer who has representation of their high school’s demonstrated integrity and honesty GEORGE L. WAAS traditions. throughout his career, who has achieved published his fifth book THE HONORABLE WILLIAM A. PARSONS, significant career success, and who has titled, “On Third Thought: who is a circuit judge on the Seventh Judicial reflected the basic values of those who have Further Reflections on Circuit Court, is resigning at the end of the excelled in the practice of municipal law. Retirement and Other Things – A Mini-Memoir.” year. He will join Cobb Cole in Daytona Beach TERRY P. COLE has been The book focuses on as of counsel. recognized as one of reflections of the past, Chambers USA’s Leaders and making the most of 1973 in their Field. He is a the present and future. Waas is retired, living shareholder in the in Tallahassee. He also was appointed vice DENNIS E. LAROSA, a Tallahassee office of chair of the Florida Bar Journal/News Editorial healthcare policy advisor Gunster, practicing in the board. with Roig Lawyers in area of environmental Tallahassee, co- and land use law, including air, solid waste, presented a program and water quality issues. 1971 covering regulatory compliance as it relates MARSHA L. LYONS, a J. MICHAEL HUEY, a shareholder at to insurance defense on partner at Lyons & Farrar, GrayRobinson in Tallahassee, has been August 11 to a national insurance carrier’s P.A. in Tallahassee, was named to the 2016 Best Lawyers in America special investigations unit in Orlando. LaRosa selected president of the list in the government relations practice area. also spoke at the 23rd Annual Florida Tallahassee Chapter of CARL P. MCDONALD was recognized as Insurance Fraud Education Committee the American Board of a senior counselor by the Tennessee Bar Conference in June. Trial Advocates, a Association during its annual convention in national association of Memphis. “Senior Counselor” is a designation THE HONORABLE experienced trial lawyers and judges given to active Tennessee Bar Association EMERSON R. THOMPSON dedicated to the preservation and promotion members who complete 50 years of law JR. took office July 1 as of the civil jury trial right provided by the practice or attain the age of 75. McDonald immediate past president Seventh Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. practices with Goddard & Gamble in Maryville, of The Florida Bar Membership in ABOTA is strictly limited to Tennessee. Foundation. Thompson experienced trial attorneys and is by invitation has served on the only to those who have demonstrated Foundation board since standards of integrity, honor, ethics, civility, 1995 and previously served from 1991 to 1993.

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JOHN THRASHER, who is WILLIAM D. SLICKER, a TERRY E. LEWIS, a president of Florida State shareholder at Slicker shareholder with Lewis, University, has been Law in St. Petersburg, Longman & Walker, P.A. appointed to the College became the first recipient in West Palm Beach, has Football Playoff Board of of The Incredible Men received The Florida Bar Managers, the governing Award, presented by the City, County and Local board of the CFP Ms. JD organization on Government Law Administration, LLC, March 5. Slicker was Section’s Ralph A. which manages the administrative operations given the award for his long-time advocacy on Marsicano Award for his contributions to local of the College Football Playoff. behalf of the victims of domestic violence. government law in Florida. He was honored at the section’s annual meeting on May 8 in Orlando. 1974 1977 DOUGLAS L. STANN W. GIVENS, the SILVIA M. ALDERMAN has been honored by MANNHEIMER, a partner founding partner of Chambers USA as a leading environmental at Broad and Cassel in Givens Givens Sparks, lawyer in Florida. She is a partner and chair Tallahassee, has been PLLC, was named the of the Water Task Force at Akerman LLP in selected for inclusion in Best Lawyers 2015 Tallahassee. the 2016 edition of Best Family Law “Lawyer of NANCY A. DANIELS, who Lawyers in America. He the Year” in Tampa. is the Leon County public has also been recognized defender, was honored as one of the “Leaders in their Field” in the 1975 for her trailblazing career field of health care by Chambers USA: A Guide with the Rosemary to America’s Leading Business Lawyers, and CHARLES L. SIEMON has Barkett Outstanding was appointed to his fourth term as a member been named to the 2016 Achievement Award of the Federal Judicial Nominating Best Lawyers in America during The Florida Bar’s Commission of Florida. list in the practice areas 65th annual convention. Daniels was the first of environmental law, ALAINE S. WILLIAMS, a woman to be elected public defender land use and zoning law, partner at Willig, Williams anywhere in Florida. litigation – land use and & Davidson in zoning, and real estate Philadelphia, has been law. Siemon is a director at GrayRobinson in 1979 named a ‘Best Lawyer’ in the firm’s Boca Raton office. the 2016 edition of Best PETER V. ANTONACCI is now the executive Lawyers in America. DANIEL H. THOMPSON, a partner at Berger director of the South Florida Water Singerman in Tallahassee, has been selected Management District in West Palm Beach. He for inclusion in the 2016 edition of Best also was appointed by Senator Marco Rubio to 1980 Lawyers in America. the Federal Judicial Nominating Commission. STEVEN C. HARTSELL has been named chair THOMAS A. CLOUD, a of the Urban Land Institute Southwest Florida 1976 shareholder in District Council. He is a partner at Pavese Law GrayRobinson’s Orlando Firm in Fort Myers, where he concentrates his DOMINIC M. CAPARELLO, a shareholder at office, was unanimously practice in zoning, land use and development Messer Caparaello, P.A. in Tallahassee, is selected to be president- law as well as local government administrative one of only five certified mediators in Florida elect of the Florida law matters. selected for Whos’ Who Legal: Mediation. Municipal Attorneys He has also been elected president of the NICK JOVANOVICH, a partner at Berger Association for a term American College of Civil Trial Mediators, a Singerman in Fort Lauderdale, has been beginning in summer 2016. Cloud is the head selective national organization for mediators selected for inclusion in the 2016 edition of of GrayRobinson’s Public Law Department. at the highest level of achievement and Best Lawyers in America. recognition. MELANIE A. HINES, a partner at Berger Singerman in Tallahassee, has been selected for inclusion in the 2016 edition of Best Lawyers in America.

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DAVID A. YON, a ROBERT NEAL WESLEY, RUSSELL P. SCHROPP, shareholder of the Radey public defender for the who is managing Law Firm in Tallahassee, Ninth Judicial Circuit, has stockholder with has been recognized in taken office as president Henderson, Franklin, the 2015 edition of of the Central Florida Starnes & Holt, P.A. in Ft. Chambers USA for his Association of Criminal Myers, has been named work in the insurance Defense Lawyers. He has to Florida Trend field. The publication practiced criminal Magazine’s 2015 Legal noted that he is “as comfortable in the defense law in Central Florida for more than Elite. His practice focuses on land use and courtroom as in arbitration proceedings.” ‘He 30 years. zoning. was also named in the 2015 edition of the JEFFREY A. STOOPS, who Florida Super Lawyers magazine in the area of 1983 is president and chief insurance coverage. executive officer of SBA J. CHRISTOPHER LOMBARDO, a partner at Communications Corp. in Woodward, Pires & Lombardo, P.A. in Naples, 1981 Boca Raton, was profiled has been selected as a 2015 Florida Super in the Palm Beach Edition MICHAEL J. CHERNIGA, a Lawyer. He focuses his practice on complex of the Sun-Sentinel shareholder at Greenberg and high-end divorce, handling difficult issues newspaper for his career Traurig LLP in of business validation, child custody, equitable success and community involvement. Tallahassee, was distribution, pre- and post-nuptial agreements recognized in the 2015 and more. REX D. WARE has joined U.S. edition of The Legal the Radey Law Firm in NEAL A. SIVYER received the great news 500. He was selected for Tallahassee as of that his daughter Nicole was admitted to the his work in the areas of counsel. He focuses on College of Law for the fall 2015 entering class. “Industry Focus – Healthcare – Health state and local taxation Sivyer practices construction law with the firm Insurers” and “Industry Focus – Healthcare – and state government of Sivyer, Barlow & Watson in Tampa. Service Providers.” contracting. BRIAN R. TOUNG, of The CLARK R. JENNINGS, an assistant attorney Law Office of Brian R. general in Florida’s Department of Legal 1985 Toung, P.A. in South Affairs, was awarded the Claude Pepper Daytona, was awarded JOHN A. BOUDET has Outstanding Government Lawyer Award at Ph.D.s in Holistic Sports joined GrayRobinson in The Florida Bar’s 65th Annual Convention in Nutrition and Holistic the Orlando and Miami June. The award recognizes an “outstanding Natural Health and offices as chair of the Florida lawyer who has made exemplary Nutrition, summa cum firm’s complex litigation contributions” as a practicing government laude, from the University & College of Natural group. His practice lawyer. Health in Indianapolis, Indiana. He earned a focuses on complex master’s degree with distinction from Embry litigation, including class 1982 Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU) in actions, product liability, intellectual property Aviation Safety and Aviation Education litigation, securities litigation, environmental J. THOMPSON THORNTON, a senior partner Technology in 2010. In addition to practicing damages litigation and commercial litigation. with Thornton, Davis & Fein, P.A. in Miami, law, he is also an adjunct assistant professor has been named to the 2015 Florida Super MARK E. HOLCOMB, a partner with Madsen at ERAU Worldwide where he teaches aviation Lawyers list. He has been named to the list Goldman & Holcomb, LLP in Tallahassee, has legislation. eight times. Thornton has been a practicing been named the Gerald T. Hart Outstanding trial lawyer for 33 years and has acted as Tax Attorney of the Year for 2014-15 by the Tax lead counsel in numerous complex civil 1984 Section of The Florida Bar. litigation matters including aircraft accidents, JOHN R. JENKINS CHRISTOPHER D. KEIRS, PH.D. has joined aviation mass disasters, products liability became executive Blank Rome LLP as a partner in the firm’s cases, environmental claims, professional director of Bonita Springs intellectual property and technology group malpractice, fraud, insurance coverage and Utilities, Inc. on June 22. in Houston, where his practice focuses on bad faith litigation. He previously practiced chemical and computer arts matters and their at firms in Miami and applications in the energy industry. Tallahassee, specializing in public utility law.

26 FLORIDA STATE LAW 2014-2015 ANNUAL REPORT

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW

CONTENTS DEAN’S ANNUAL FUNDRAISING REPORT ENDOWED GIFT OPPORTUNITIES RECENT LARGER GIFTS SUMMARY OF NAMED FUNDS DONORS BY CLASS CASH GIFTS BY LEVEL BOOK AWARD SPONSORS ALUMNI RECEPTION SPONSORS Thanks to Our 2014-2015 Donors

Gifts to Florida State University College of Law provide critical support for students, faculty and

College of Law Library academic programs. This College of Law Main Classroom Annual Report is one way of Building College of Law expressing our appreciation Rotunda Building for all gifts received between College of Law Green July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015. Gifts received between July 1, 2015 and June 30, 2016 will be recognized in the fall 2016 issue of Florida State Law.

College of Law Advocacy Center Thank you so much! We hope that our progress over the years has shown that we are putting your contributed dollars to good use.

We strive to produce a complete and accurate report. Please call any errors or omissions to the attention of:

Becky Shepherd, Director of Alumni Affairs & Annual Fund Florida State University College of Law Tallahassee, FL 32306-1601 850.644.0231 / 800.788.7097 [email protected]

2 FLORIDA STATE LAW Dean’s Annual Fundraising Report

Dear Alumni and Friends:

This was a year of great success for the law school. The reputation of our outstanding students, faculty and alumni continues to blossom. Most importantly, we have the best job placement rate in Florida and one of the best in the region.

Private fundraising makes a critical difference at the law school, helping us to attract and to support the best students and faculty. TOTAL GIFTS AND PLEDGES

Putting annual giving and larger gifts together, we raised a cash total of $1,143,849 and unam- ortized pledges in the amount of $3,254,000, for a grand total of $4,397,849. ANNUAL GIVING FROM ALUMNI

This past year, 30.03% of our alumni made cash gifts to the law school. Based on the latest American Bar Association data, this level of participation should keep us within the nation’s top 10 law schools in terms of alumni giving rate. This level of alumni contributions enriches the life of the school and sends a powerful signal about the enthusiasm our alumni have for the school. ANNUAL GIVING FROM STUDENTS

This past year, 86.65% of our students contributed to our Annual Fund. Our student enthusiasm and generosity bodes well for the future. They are blazing the trail for us all!

LARGER GIFTS

This past year, we received cash payments on Larger Gifts totaling $56,000 and unamortized pledges on Larger Gifts in the amount of $3,254,000, for a grand total of $3,310,000. The “Cash Gifts By Level” portion of this report includes only cash payments made during the fiscal year, even if they were but a portion of a larger gift. Under the heading of “Recent Larger Gifts,” we outline the larger gift commitments that we received in the 2014-2015 fiscal year.

We are deeply grateful to everyone who has contributed to our many successes. We shall continue to do our best to pay great dividends on the dollars you have invested in our school.

Sincerely,

Don Weidner, Dean

2014-15 ANNUAL REPORT 3 Endowed Gift Opportunities

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS ENDOWMENTS FOR Phonathon caller and 2L Lauren Storch EXCELLENCE Our single greatest need from private giving is endowed scholarships. To Endowments for Excellence are used, continue to serve our mission of provid- at the discretion of the law school, for ing access to all, including those from purposes such as student scholarships, families of modest means, we need faculty incentives, general discretionary significantly more scholarships. Schol- dollars and funding for co-curricular arships are awarded according to the activities such as Law Review, Mock intent of the donor and may be based Trial, and Moot Court. on merit, need or other factors. The minimum gift needed to create an The minimum gift needed to endow Endowment for Excellence is $25,000. a scholarship is $25,000. This $25,000 This $25,000 may be paid $5,000 per may be paid $5,000 per year for five year for five years. years. ENDOWMENTS FOR ENDOWED PROFESSORSHIPS PARTICULAR PROGRAMS AND CHAIRS An important goal of the law school is Our faculty members are being recruited to raise substantial endowments to sup- by some of the nation’s most prominent port special programs and co-curricular DONOR RECOGNITION law schools. Endowed professorships organizations. and chairs give us the merit money we need to retain our top faculty. Private philanthropy has helped us take We are delighted to recognize scholar- existing programs to new levels of excel- ships, professorships and other targeted Endowed professorships and chairs pro- lence. Our award-winning Moot Court gifts by naming them in honor of the vide salary supplements based on merit. and Mock Trial Teams cannot travel to donor or the donor’s designee. In ad- Faculty members are appointed for five- competitions without private contribu- dition, we are pleased to acknowledge year terms, with renewal contingent on tions. Our Public Interest Law Center, inter vivos gifts of $200,000 or more continued scholarly productivity. The which includes the Children’s Advocacy with an oil portrait of the donor or the appointee bears the name of the donor Clinic and the Family Law Clinic, relies donor’s designee that will be displayed or the donor’s designee. on private contributions to help pay to in a prominent place at the law school. train students to provide effective legal The minimum gift needed to endow a services to the under-represented. The Advocacy Center and the renovated professorship at Florida State University spaces in Roberts Hall give us many new College of Law is $200,000. The mini- Some programs, for example, our Sum- spaces to name to thank donors for gifts mum gift needed to endow a chair at mer for Undergraduates Program, starting at $25,000. Florida State Law is $1,000,000. These simply would not exist at the law school gifts may be paid over a five-year period. but for the generous support of our For more information, please contact ei- alumni. ther Dean Don Weidner at 850.644.3071 or [email protected] or Jeanne The minimum gift needed to create an Curtin, Assistant Dean for Develop- endowment for a particular program ment, at 850.644.6357 or jcurtin@law. is $25,000. This $25,000 may be paid fsu.edu. $5,000 per year for five years.

4 FLORIDA STATE LAW Recent Larger Gift Commitments

We would like to specially thank those of you who made a larger gift commitment between July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015. These gifts make it possible to continue the dynamic advance- ment of the academic programs and reputation of the law school.

$1,000,000 AND LARGER The Stoops Family Foundation, Inc. which is used to attract top students to has made a pledge of $600,000 to fund the law school. Tom lives in Henderson, Sheila M. McDevitt (’78) has made Stoops Scholarships. The funds shall be Nevada. a deferred gift of $1,000,000 to sup- used for $25,000 scholarships that shall plement the Sheila M. McDevitt be awarded to attract first-year students Terry Cole (’70) and Linda Cole have Endowment for Excellence she pre- who have shown, through their studies created a $200,000 endowment for the viously established with a cash gift of and/or their work experiences, a deep Terry and Linda Cole Environmental $100,000. The income distributed from commitment to business and the study Law Scholarship. The income distrib- the endowment shall be used, at the of business law. These scholarships shall uted from the endowment shall be used, discretion of the dean, for purposes be renewed during the second and third at the discretion of the law school, for including but not limited to faculty years of law school only if, prior to the scholarships to students in the LL.M. support and student scholarships. Sheila beginning of those years, the recipient: in Environmental Law and Policy pro- also previously gave $50,000 to the a) has demonstrated a commitment, gram, scholarships to students pursuing Alumni Centennial Endowed Dean’s through course selection and otherwise, a Certificate in Environmental, Energy Chair, $25,000 to the Sheila M. McDe- to earning a Business Law Certificate and Land Use Law, and scholarships vitt Term Professorship, and $25,000 to while in law school at FSU; and b) has, to students who are members of the the Sheila M. McDevitt Fund. Sheila in their first and second years of law Journal of Land Use & Environmental lives in St. Petersburg. school, maintained a cumulative GPA Law. Terry previously established the of 80 or higher. Jeffrey A. Stoops (’84) Gunster Environmental Law Scholar- An anonymous donor has made a and Aggie Stoops previously endowed ship with gifts totaling $50,000; the $1,000,000 deferred gift to supplement the Jeffrey A. Stoops Professorship. In scholarship is awarded each year to an endowment previously created by recognition of this latest gift, the law a second-year law student who has someone else. school has named the Student Lounge demonstrated interest in pursuing a in Roberts Hall the Stoops Family career in environmental law and who $100,000 TO $999,999 Student Lounge. Jeff is president and has an outstanding academic record. chief executive officer of SBA Commu- In recognition of their latest gift, the William J. (Bill) Cohen (’79) has in- nications Corporation, which is based in law school has named the second-floor creased his deferred gift to the law Boca Raton. classroom in the Advocacy Center the school to $750,000. Bill previously Terry and Linda Cole Classroom. made a $600,000 deferred gift to the Thomas W. (Tom) Conroy (’74) has Terry and Linda live in Tallahassee, and law school to create the William J. and made a deferred gift of $250,000 to he is a shareholder in Gunster. Terry Susan P. Cohen Professorship in Envi- establish the Thomas W. Conroy En- focuses his practice on environmental ronmental Law. The income distributed dowment for Excellence. The income law, governmental administrative law from the endowment shall be used as distributed from the endowment shall and litigation. a financial incentive to a productive be used, at the discretion of the law member of the faculty in the area of school, for purposes such as student environmental law. Bill is a principal scholarships, faculty incentives, general with Oakbridge Partners, Ltd., a wealth discretionary dollars, and funding for management firm located in Atlanta. co-curricular activities including Law Bill has experience in the areas of taxa- Review, Mock Trial, and Moot Court. tion, estate planning, corporate finance Tom previously gave $150,000 to endow and executive compensation. the Thomas W. Conroy Scholarship, 2014-15 ANNUAL REPORT 5 RECENT LARGER GIFTS

$25,000 TO $49,999 Students in front of the rotunda

John P. Welch (’74), who passed away on March 22, 2013, made a gift of $32,515 to establish the John Welch Endowment. Upon graduation from law school, John joined Colonel J. McHenry Jones to form Jones and Welch, P.A. in Pensacola. The income distributed from the endowment shall be used, at the discretion of the law school, to provide services and support to law students with physical and non- physical disabilities, and for purposes such as student scholarships, faculty incentives, general discretionary dollars, and funding for co-curricular activities including Law Review, Mock Trial, and Moot Court.

Henry, Buchanan, Hudson, Suber & Carter, P.A. has made a pledge of $30,000 to be used where the need is greatest at the College of Law. Located in Tallahassee, the firm has a diversified general civil practice and represents clients from Pensacola to Jacksonville and as far south as Ocala. In recogni- tion of this commitment, the law school has named a faculty office the Henry Buchanan Law Firm Faculty Office.

Orlando attorney John A. Boudet (’85) and Devon Cook Boudet have made a pledge of $25,000 to create the John Faculty Office. John is a shareholder in be used to recruit a top student each Boudet and Devon Cook Endowment GrayRobinson. He has a diverse na- year to the law school. In recognition for Excellence. The income distributed tional practice focusing on complex of the family’s commitment, the law from the endowment shall be used, at litigation, including class actions, school has named a faculty office the the discretion of the law school, for product liability, securities litigation, Diane and Larry Hill Family Faculty purposes such as student scholarships, intellectual property, and environmental Office. Larry is a shareholder in Moore, faculty incentives, general discretionary and commercial litigation. Hill & Westmoreland, P.A. Larry is a dollars, and funding for co-curricular board certified civil trial lawyer and in activities including Law Review, Mock Pensacola attorney Larry Hill (’74) recent years his practice has focused on Trial, and Moot Court. In recognition and Diane Hill have made a pledge of mass tort litigation and defense of class of John and Devon’s commitment, the $25,000 to create the Diane and Larry actions. law school has named a faculty office Hill Family Scholarship. The income the John Boudet and Devon Cook distributed from the endowment shall

6 FLORIDA STATE LAW Summary of Named Funds (as of June 30, 2015)

UNRESTRICTED Endowed Professorship in Real Bedell Standley Endowed Mason Ladd Merit Endowed Moot Court Endowment Allen, Norton & Blue Endowed Estate Scholarship Scholarship Enrico G. Gonzalez Endowment for Book Award in Labor and Edward Ball Eminent Scholar Chair Carol Z. Bellamy Memorial Endowed Julio and Rene Martinez Diversity Law Review Employment Law in International Law Scholarship Enhancement Endowed Alan and Helaine Grunspan Anonymous Endowment for Larry and Joyce Beltz Endowed Jennifer Beltz Scholarship Scholarship Endowment for Children’s Excellence Professorship in Torts Blank-Miller Scholarship Montjoy Diversity Enhancement Programs Attorney General Endowment for Lance and Carol Block Children’s Joan and Garrett Briggs Endowed Scholarship Carol Gregg and Ken Hart Excellence Advocacy Center Clinical Scholarship Guyte P. McCord Memorial Endowment for Excellence for the Catherine Pierce Brindell Endowed Professorship Broad and Cassel Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Public Interest Law Center Endowment for Excellence D’Alemberte Endowed Professorship Justice Raoul G. Cantero, III, Metz, Husband & Daughton Wayne Hogan Endowment in Civil John Boudet and Devon Cook Patricia A. Dore Endowed Diversity Enhancement Endowed Scholarship Trial Justice Endowment for Excellence* Professorship in Endowed Scholarship David G. McGunegle Memorial Wayne and Patricia Hogan Ronald & Shannon Christaldi Administrative Law Thomas W. Conroy Endowed Scholarship Endowment Endowment for Excellence Richard W. Ervin Endowed Scholarship Beverly S. McLear Memorial Journal of Land Use & Mike and Peggy Coleman Fund for Eminent Scholar Chair Larry and Jeanne Curtin Endowed Scholarship Environmental Law Endowment Excellence Florida Bar Health Law Section Endowed Scholarship National Notary Foundation Amelia Rae Maguire Endowment for Andy and Hope Dogali Endowment Endowed Professorship Bud Daley Memorial Fund Scholarship Business Law Lectures for Excellence David and Deborah Fonvielle Richard Dixon Family Calvin Patterson Civil Rights Public Service Fellowship Dunbar Family Endowment for Endowed Professorship Endowed Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Judges John S. Rawls and Excellence John W. and Ashley Frost Colonel James R. Douglass Veterans Parks & Crump Diversity James R. Wolf Intramural Ehrhardt Endowment for Excellence Endowed Professorship Endowed Scholarship Enhancement Moot Court Competition Equels-Fabar Endowment for Social Loula Fuller and Dan Myers Richard M. Davis Endowed Scholarship B.K. Roberts Hall Endowment Justice Endowed Professorship Endowed Scholarship Tiffanie Suzanne Perry Scholarship Abraham Stern Moot Court Florida State University College of Glass Professorship in the Public David Warren Denney Memorial Sean Pittman Scholarship Scholarship Law Endowment for Excellence Interest Law Center Endowed Scholarship John S. Rawls and Samuel Wolf Stoops Family Foundation, Inc. Richard & Cynthia Hadlow Steven M. Goldstein Chad Wayne Denton Endowed Scholarship Scholarship* Endowment for Excellence Endowed Professorship Memorial Scholarship B. K. and Mary N. Roberts Summer Program for Henry Buchanan Law Firm Fund for James Edmund and Margaret Denise Diaz Memorial Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Undergraduates Excellence* Elizabeth Hennessey Corry Carlos R. Diez-Arguelles Amelia White Rowell The Caring Friends Fund Huey, Guilday and Simpson Term Professorship Endowed Scholarship Endowed Scholarship James Harold Thompson Endowment for Excellence Donald and Janet Hinkle Patricia A. Dore Memorial Courtney Seaward Oxford Endowment Fund James Reynolds Jorgenson and Endowed Professorship Endowed Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Transnational Law Journal Frederick Reynolds Jorgenson Kellogg Family Professorship Steve and Susan Ecenia WP and Erin Shelley Endowment Endowment for Excellence Mason Ladd Endowed Professorship Endowed Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Ware Fund for Excellence for the Lawrence Family Endowment for Matthews and Hawkins Joe and Paula Flood Oxford Studies Daniel & Natalie Soloway Diversity Public Interest Law Center Freedom Professorship in Property Endowed Scholarship Enhancement Scholarship John Welch Endowment* Tracy and Biff Marshall Endowment Sheila M. McDevitt FSU Law School Awards Fund Doug and Judy Spears Wells Family Endowment for for Excellence Term Professorship Steve Gey Endowment for Endowed Scholarship Moot Court McConnaughhay and Rissman Gary and Sallyn Pajcic Civil Liberties Abraham and Rhea Stern Endowment for Excellence Endowed Professorship Steven M. Goldstein Memorial Scholarship DEFERRED GIFTS Sheila M. McDevitt Endowment for Rissman Family Endowment Endowed Fund Tubbs Memorial Endowed Fund Gary D. Adel Endowed Scholarship Excellence* Ruden, McClosky Tom and Robin Gonzalez Bob & Betty Weber and Helen Anonymous Endowment for Middle Road Foundation Endowment Endowed Professorship Endowed Scholarship Powell Endowed Oxford Excellence in Elder Law for Excellence Stearns Weaver Miller Weissler Marcos R. Gonzalez Studies Scholarship Michael and Helen Atter Endowment O’Shea Family Endowment for Alhadeff & Sitterson Diversity Enhancement Nancy Wallace Endowed for Excellence Excellence Endowed Professorship Endowed Scholarship Scholarship for Summer Mark P. and Marianne P. Barnebey David E. Ramba Endowment for Jeffrey A. Stoops Terence A. Gross Diversity Program Alumni Endowment for Scholarships Excellence Endowed Professorship Enhancement Bruce and Wendy Wiener Cecelia Bonifay Moot Court A. Wayne and Gwen Rich Tallahassee Law Alumni Endowed Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Endowment for Excellence Endowed Professorship Gunster Environmental Thornton J. and Harriett W. Williams Yvonne and Steve Brown Public Peggy Rolando Endowment for Tobias Simon Eminent Scholar Chair Law Scholarship Scholarship Interest Service Award Excellence in Public Law* Randy and Jerri Hanna Mark and Ruthelen Williamson Stephen C. Cheeseman Endowment Cari Roth & Wellington Meffert William and Catherine VanDercreek Endowed Scholarship Scholarship William J. and Susan P. Cohen Endowment for Excellence Endowed Professorship Diane and Larry Hill Bruce A. Wragg Professorship in D. David Sessions and Leslie Harry M. Walborsky Family Scholarship* Memorial Scholarship Environmental Law* P. Kitching Endowment for Endowed Professorship Wayne and Patricia Hogan Young Family Endowment Thomas W. Conroy Endowment Excellence Endowed Scholarship Robin Lynn Young for Excellence* Gina Gutru Smith Endowment for SCHOLARSHIPS James Richard Hooper Memorial Scholarship Elizabeth Daniels Fund Excellence Riley and Mary Allen Scholarship Scholarship Fund for Excellence John W. & Judith C. Thomas American Academy of Matrimonial Karlinsky Family SPECIFIC PROGRAM Dr. Mark S. Ellis Scholarship Endowment for Excellence Law Endowed Scholarship Endowed Scholarship GIFTS David and Deborah Fonvielle Public Cynthia and Charles Tunnicliff Sandra Anderson Katzentine/Simon Cecelia Bonifay Moot Court Defender Service Award Endowment for Excellence Single Parent Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Kelly Overstreet Johnson and Hal Edwin W. Walborsky Endowment for Anonymous Endowed Scholarship Kellogg Family Endowed Scholarship Terry and Linda Cole Environmental Johnson Endowment Excellence Atter Family Mentoring John Marshall Kest and Sally D. M. Law Scholarship* for Excellence Kevin Wood & Mary Jo Peed Endowed Scholarship Kest Endowed Scholarship Mike and Peggy Coleman Moot Steve and Blanche Koegler Endowment for Excellence Attorney General Knowles & Randolph Diversity Court Endowment Professorship in Business Law Endowed Scholarship Enhancement James and Anne Corrigan Maury and Diana Kolchakian Gift to CHAIRS & Dubose Ausley Endowed Scholarship Endowment for Moot Court benefit the Sandra M. Anderson PROFESSORSHIPS Endowed Scholarship Steven and Blanche Koegler Amber H. Drummond Single-Parent Ralph Bailey Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Alumni Centennial Chair Memorial Endowment Sandra Barr Memorial Suzy Rossomondo Kreis Howard L. Nations Endowed Fund Elizabeth C. and Clyde W. Atkinson David and Deborah Fonvielle Public Endowed Scholarship Memorial Scholarship John C. and C. Jeannette Webb Endowed Professorship Defender Service Award Memorial Endowed Fund Attorneys’ Title Insurance Fund John W. Frost, II

*Denotes new gift or increased commitment for fiscal year 2014-2015 2014-15 ANNUAL REPORT 7 Financials

2014-2015 Total Cash and 2014-2015 New Pledges New Pledges Received: $4,397,849* by Purpose: $3,310,000

Faculty Cash Development $1,143,849 $150,000 Unrestricted $2,335,000 Scholarships Unamortized $825,000 New Pledges $3,254,000**

* There were no state matching dollars this fiscal year. ** Total new pledges received of $3,310,000 minus $56,000 paid on these new pledges.

2014-2015 Cash Received: 2014-2015 Annual Fund Cash Received by Purpose: Endowed versus Expendable $493,522* $1,143,849* Endowments for Student Programs $131,250 Unrestricted Scholarships Annual Fund** $452,773 $10,680 $493,522 Endowments for Unrestricted Student $155,409 Organizations $16,895

Endowments for Endowments Library, Law Review Faculty Development for Scholarships and Journals $162,547 $201,121 $13,174

* There were no state matching dollars this fiscal year. * All cash gifts of $10,000 or less made by alumni and friends that are not ** All cash gifts of $10,000 or less made by alumni and friends that are not earmarked earmarked for endowment or part of a larger pledge. for endowment or part of a larger pledge. See Annual Fund chart for purposes.

Alumni and Students Cash Giving Rates Total Alumni Cash Gifts to the Annual Fund* Alumni Students 2010-11 $342,677 27.96% 2010-11 75.78% 2011-12 $358,178 28.18% 2011-12 88.64% 2012-13 $394,165 30.21% 2012-13 81.38% 2013-14 $497,996 30.90% 2013-14 84.23% 2014-15 $440,001 30.03% 2014-15 86.65% *Includes Book Awards

8 FLORIDA STATE LAW Giving Rates by Class

1969 31.88% 1970 31.33% 1971 31.34% 1972 30.58% 1973 28.57% 1974 33.11% 1975 39.60% 1976 32.50% 1977 36.43% 1978 37.32% 1979 29.56% 1980 24.40% 1981 24.29% 1982 29.41% 1983 22.28% 1984 27.47% 1985 29.79% 1986 24.75% 1987 25.63% 1988 22.89% 1989 23.08% 1990 19.16% 1991 22.45% 1992 25.00% 1993 18.88% 1994 25.77% 1995 19.82% 1996 19.89% 1997 21.47% 1998 16.89% 1999 22.84% 2000 26.64% 2001 15.84% 2002 22.17% 2003 28.57% 2004 28.92% 2005 26.94% 2006 32.92% 2007 36.40% 2008 34.73% 2009 35.77% 2010 38.83% 2011 41.57% 2012 53.15% 2013 55.70% 2014 49.08% 2015 80.23% 2016 83.07% 2017 91.49%

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2014-15 ANNUAL REPORT 9 All Alumni and Student Donors by Class

CLASS OF 1969 CLASS OF 1971 R. William Roland CLASS OF 1974 Samantha D. Boge Alumni: 69 Alumni: 67 William H. Sned, Jr. Alumni: 151 Charles Everett Boyd, Jr. Number of Donors: 22 Number of Donors: 21 Steven L. Sparkman Number of Donors: 50 Joseph S. Brannen Participation: 31.88% Participation: 31.34% Michael A. Tartaglia Participation: 33.11% Thomas W. Brooks The Honorable Frank C. Amatea William B. Taylor, IV James W. Anderson The Honorable C. Jeffery Arnold The Honorable The Honorable Ronald L. Baker Catherine M. Brunson Stephen W. Buckley John Antoon, II Richard R. Townsend James D. Beasley Neil H. Butler J. Riley Davis Don A. Boggs Charles F. Tunnicliff Thomas A. Beenck Bruce A. Campbell John R. Dowd, Sr. Michael M. Corin George L. Varnadoe Alan N. Berg Michael A. Campbell John W. Frost, II The Honorable Donna L. Wilhelm- Joseph R. Boyd Michael A. Currea The Honorable Marguerite H. Davis Hudson Elliot R. Brooks Richard D. Dixon Nicholas P. Geeker William W. Gallogly C. Gary Williams E. Thomas Brushwood James M. Donohue H. Lawrence Hardy Paul F. Hill F. Palmer Williams William S. Burns, Jr. The Honorable James B. Fensom John J. Hemrick J. Michael Hughes CLASS OF 1973 William J. Carroll, Jr. Jonathan D. Kaney, Jr. Jerry M. Johns Clark J. Cochran, Jr. Joe W. Fixel J. Eugene Kelley, Jr. Wendell J. Kiser Alumni: 133 Thomas W. Conroy Warren L. Franz Thomas L. LaSalle The Honorable Number of Donors: 38 John W. Costigan Thomas M. Gonzalez* William R. Lyle, Jr. Harlow H. Land, Jr. Participation: 28.57% Charles L. Curtis Margaret C. Good-Earnest John A. Miller William C. Martin, III Samuel T. Adams Thomas W. Danaher Brent P. Green The Honorable Carl P. McDonald Edward R. Almeyda Brian S. Duffy Kelly D. Hancock Donald S. Modesitt William B. Milliken Lynwood F. Arnold, Jr. Richard L. Geissal, Jr. Kenneth R. Hart Douglas H. Morford Brian D. O’Neill* Anthony L. Bajoczky Ben E. Girtman C. Earl Henderson Ronald A. Mowrey The Honorable James C. Brady Stann W. Givens Robert S. Hightower John E. Roberts Richard G. Payne Donald D. Conn Dr. Roberto A. Godoy J. David Holder Terrence J. Russell Thomas G. Pelham William G. Cooper Lawrence A. Gonzalez David P. Hopstetter The Honorable The Honorable William W. Corry* Owen K. Goodwyne A. Woodson Isom, Jr. John D. Southwood Thomas T. Remington Marshall D. Davis Admiral Harold E. Grant The Honorable Barry S. Webber Cynthia S. Tunnicliff James W. Dodson Malcolm S. Greenfield Claudia R. Isom Jon S. Wheeler Charles S. Williams, Jr. William H. Gauldin, III Carol L. Gregg Gene L. Johnson David Luther Woodward T. Michael Woods Jeffrey A. Glass Larry Hill Robert W. Joyce W. Christopher Hart Randall H. Holliday Elise F. Judelle CLASS OF 1970 CLASS OF 1972 Francis E. Holden, Jr. David M. Hudson Margaret-Ray Kemper Alumni: 83 Alumni: 121 Thomas F. Icard, Jr. James P. Judkins Margaret Jost Khan Number of Donors: 26 Number of Donors: 37 The Honorable C. Laurence Keesey Thomas F. Lang Participation: 31.33% Participation: 30.58% Sally D. M. Kest Danny L. Kepner Kathleen B. Levitz Anonymous The Honorable The Honorable Joseph L. Kershaw, Jr. J. Richard Livingston Larry D. Beltz Robert B. Bennett, Jr. John M. Kest James P. Knox Richard I. Lott John C. Bottcher Gene V. Coker The Honorable Nancy G. Linnan The Honorable E. Bruce Buckley Peter M. Dunbar Stephen R. Koons Jack L. McLean, Jr. David M. Maloney Terry P. Cole Michael J. Dupree Frank A. Kreidler Olen W. Meredith James C. Massie Colonel Raymond K. William B. Eppley Guy E. Labalme Carl D. Motes Stephen S. Mathues Costello Richard M. Evans The Honorable G. Russell Petersen Sidney L. Matthew The Honorable David R. Fletcher Ronald A. Legendre Robert A. Pierce William W. Montjoy Ella Jane P. Davis C. David Fonvielle, III Joseph A. McGlothlin Robert L. Ratliff, III Susan Potter Norton Rodney G. Fair Lester A. Garringer, Jr. Thomas F. Panebianco Craig A. Reutlinger Stephen C. Reilly Paul R. Green Steve Ginestra Harold F. Peek, Jr. The Honorable Jane Rigler Matthew M. Johnson The Honorable Stephen S. Poche George S. Reynolds, III Peter D. Ringsmuth E. Burke Jolly Raymond O. Gross Laurence C. Pritchard Thomas A. Sanderhoff Vincent J. Rio, III Gerald W. Jones, Jr. The Honorable Charles R. Ranson Robert I. Scanlan The Honorable S. Curtis Kiser Kim C. Hammond C. Ernest Rennella Ella K. Solomons Van P. Russell James R. Meyer, Sr. James M. Hankins Glenn N. Smith C. Norman Stallings, Jr. Jeffrey H. Savlov The Honorable William H. Harrold, Jr. The Honorable The Honorable Joseph T. Segal Peter T. Miller Wayne Hogan* Radford R. Sturgis R. L. Stephenson Betty J. Steffens H. Mark Purdy Norman H. Horton, Jr. Molly J. Tasker Bruce M. Stone Gerald B. Sternstein A. Wayne Rich Gary L. Jakob The Honorable George E. Tragos* Marilyn B. Strauss The Honorable Roy M. Kinsey, Jr. Emerson R. Thompson, Jr. William B. Wiley Marc A. Sussman Cass D. Vickers Timothy R. Thornton Edward J. Richardson Richard A. Krause CLASS OF 1975 J. Phillip Short John R. Marks, III Wayne S. Webb, Jr. Ronald S. Webster John E. Slaughter, Jr. Willie G. May Stephen R. White Alumni: 149 E. Gary Work, Jr. Richard H. Sollner The Honorable Vernon L. Whittier, Jr. Number of Donors: 58 L. David Zube A. James Spalla* F. Shields McManus John C. Whitton, Jr. Participation: 39.60% George L. Waas Thomas Montgomery Charles L. Woody Thomas T. Alspach Ansley Watson, Jr. William R. Northcutt Mary Anne Bestebreurtje Kent R. Weible Steven A. Rissman Bruce B. Blackwell Enoch J. Whitney H. Dan Robuck, Jr. F. Philip Blank

10 FLORIDA STATE LAW *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2014-2015 CLASS OF 1976 The Honorable Robert C. Elmore Stephen J. Keller Nancy E. Wright Alumni: 120 Kathleen F. Dekker Andrew L. Granger Terri Jo Kennedy James D. Wright Number of Donors: 39 The Honorable Charles J. Grimsley J. Craig Knox David A. Yon Charles W. Dodson James S. Groh Kenneth L. Kuerzi Participation: 32.5% CLASS OF 1981 William E. Atwater, III Micheal A. Edwards C. Howard Hunter, III Terry E. Lewis Carole J. Barice Pamela H. Espenshade Kristine E. Knab M. Paul Liepshutz Alumni: 177 S. James Brainerd Manuel F. Fente Maury R. Kolchakian D. Christine Lindamood Number of Donors: 43 John Dixon Bridgers, III Dennis R. Ferguson M. Catherine Lannon Domenick R. Lioce Participation: 24.29% Dominic M. Caparello Roberta J. Fox Francis X. McCullough Frederick J. Lotterhos, III The Honorable Phil C. Claypool William M. Furlow, III Sheila M. McDevitt Raymer F. Maguire, III Michael G. Allen F. Alan Cummings Armando Garcia John H. Mueller Douglas L. Mannheimer W. Riley Allen Lawrence N. Curtin* Robert S. Goldman David B. Mursten John K. McClure Anonymous D. Scott Dattan Robert D. Guthrie, Jr. Lonniell Olds J. Lane Middleton, III Randal B. Atkinson The Honorable Richard B. Hadlow* Jeffery M. Pfister Ronald L. Nelson Steven D. Beres Henry E. Davis T. Elaine Holmes William E. Ploss The Honorable Stephen F. Bolton The Honorable Ray P. Jefferies Daphne Boswell Putnam Errol H. Powell Edward M. Booth, Jr. J. Dale Durrance Jay E. Kauffman, CPA Thomas B. Putnam, Jr. James A. Scott, Jr. William B. Brannon, Jr. The Honorable Edwin P. Krieger, Jr. Mary Lou Rajchel George H. Sheldon The Honorable Carolyn K. Fulmer Jack Locklin, Jr. Patrick A. Raley Charles A. Sullivan, Jr. Cory J. Ciklin Patricia R. Gleason Patricia D. Lott Margaret A. Rolando* Mary L. Sweet Paul D. Condon Diane A. Grubbs The Honorable Fred B. Share Richard R. Vickers Tink D. Cooper The Honorable H. Hentz McClellan Sandra N. Shaw Edwin Walborsky* The Honorable Timothy D. Harley Bruce Alexander Minnick* Walter B. Smith Alaine S. Williams Janette C. Dunnigan Angela L. Hughes J. Stephen O’Hara, Jr. Dr. Robert S. Smith The Honorable John Fagan Jennifer Hurst Jeffrey W. Pepper Christopher J. Smith William L. Wright Todd A. Foster Richard J. Potash Harris K. Solomon Thomas J. Jones CLASS OF 1980 Susana D. Gonzalez The Honorable The Honorable Teresa J. Sopp The Honorable Lewis M. Killian, Jr. Jose R. Rodriguez The Honorable Alumni: 168 David W. Green Joseph W. Lawrence, II Janice G. Scott Karen Specie Number of Donors: 41 Charles M. Hardman Bruce A. Leinback Steven L. Seliger Ana E. Tangel-Rodriguez* Participation: 24.40% The Honorable The Honorable David B. Slaughter Scott K. Tozian Randel V. Allen Patricia M. Hart Terr y P. Lewis Professor Ruth E. Stone Anita F. Trotter Arthur C. Beal, Jr. Patrick F. Healy R. Kent Lilly The Honorable J. Gary Walker Robert F. Bethea Randolph B. Jones, Jr. Rafael E. Martinez Terry D. Terrell Ronald B. Warren Lawrence P. Bush Deborah K. Kearney D. Michael Mathes Jeffrey B. Trammell Victoria L. Weber Sonia R. Crockett Lawrence A. Kellogg* William N. Meggs Neill G. Wade, IV Craig B. Willis Charlotte H. Danciu Robert C. Martin Christopher J. Weiss David K. Miller CLASS OF 1979 Helio P. De La Torre George W. Mathews, III Randolph P. Murrell The Honorable Stephen A. Ecenia Harry Morrison, Jr. Bob Owens Linda A. Wells Alumni: 159 Mary A. Edenfield Rosemary O’Shea Cynthia Piotrowski Robert W. Wells, Jr. Number of Donors: 47 William T. Edwards, Jr. Walter B. Parramore William D. Preston Thomas E. Wheeler, Jr. Participation: 29.56% Thomas K. Equels John Paulich, III James M. Schiff Teresa Beazley Widmer Howard M. Acosta David J. Glatthorn Carl J. Peckinpaugh Charles A. Schuster John G. Wood, Jr. Thomas L. Barnhart Lewis G. Gordon Robin M. Petersen The Honorable CLASS OF 1978 Katharine S. Barry Steven C. Hartsell Carolyn S. Raepple Patricia V. Thomas Charles E. Buker, III James F. Heekin, Jr. Debra L. Romanello Eric B. Tilton Alumni: 142 William G. Capko Donald M. Hinkle Linda C. Schmidt Theodore L. Tripp, Jr. Number of Donors: 53 Barney J. Chisolm, Jr. Michael D. Hook* Diane A. Scott Michael B. Twomey Participation: 37.32% Michael J. Coniglio Carl D. Inskeep Marjorie Starnes-Bilotti Robert A. Weiss Paul H. Amundsen Robert C. Crabtree The Honorable Stephen D. Swartz* JoLen Rawls Wolf Robert C. Apgar Elizabeth J. Daniels T. Michael Johnson Charles R. Talley Geralyn M. Atkinson- David S. Dee Bruce D. Lamb John J. Terhune CLASS OF 1977 Hazelton Michael E. Duclos Richard P. Lee Julie S. J. Thornton Alumni: 140 Judith A. Bass Colonel Charles L. D. Hywel Leonard President H. James Towey Number of Donors: 51 Helaine M. Blum Early, Jr. William R. Mayer Jeffrey P. Whitton Participation: 36.43% F. Scott Boyd Miranda F. Fitzgerald Marty E. Moore The Honorable Silvia M. Alderman R. Terry Butler Evangalos P. Geeker William F. Murphy, III Joe A. Wild Melissa F. Allaman Martha H. Chumbler Lawrence S. Gendzier Ralph A. Peterson* Andrea G. Wilson Robert W. Clark Colonel Richard E. Leanne J. Pflaum Elaine K. Ashley CLASS OF 1982 Dominic J. Baccarella Robert A. Cole Gordon Nancy C. Pistilli-Hurst Joan H. Bickerstaff The Honorable Christopher L. Griffin Stephen P. Preisser Alumni: 153 William E. Bond, Jr. Lacey A. Collier The Honorable Vicky A. Savage Number of Donors: 45 Douglas B. Brown The Honorable James C. Hankinson Dennis S. Silverman Participation: 29.41% Guy E. Burnette, Jr. Timothy Coon The Honorable Lawrence W. Smith Robert B. Abel, Jr. Mary S. Carroll Gerald B. Cope, Jr.* Glenn L. Hess Linda J. Stalvey Jay Adams David K. Coburn J. Burke Culler, Jr. Robert K. High, Jr. Glenda F. Swearingen Garry D. Adel Michael F. Coppins Charles E. Davis Melanie Ann Hines William F. Tarr C. Christopher Nancy A. Daniels William S. Dufoe Edward P. Jackson Robert D. Vandiver Anderson, III William H. Davis Brian A. Dusseault Jennie H. Jerome John J. Waltz Karen L. Asher-Cohen Cecil L. Davis, Jr. Richard A. Ehlers Roderick N. Jones Louisa H. Warren Calvin L. Bender

2014-15 ANNUAL REPORT 11 *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2014-2015 ALL ALUMNI AND STUDENT DONORS BY CLASS

Jeffry J. Branham Robert R. McDonald Peter Schwarz Susan V. Stucker CLASS OF 1987 The Honorable Larry E. Metz Francis H. Sheppard James L. Torres Alumni: 160 Robert S. Cohen Deborah S. Minnis Daniel W. Sheppard Kim W. Torres Number of Donors: 41 Susan G. Connelly Emily Moore Jeffrey A. Stoops Lucille E. Turner Participation: 25.63% Kathryn G. W. Cowdery Alexander Muszynski, III Catherine H. Suber H. Darrell White, Jr. M. B. Adelson, IV Mary L. Crippen Michael C. Pendley The Honorable Linda Spaulding White Barbara E. Akers Thomas R. Criss The Honorable Vincent G. Torpy, Jr. Douglas A. Wilde David J. Akerson Edward W. Dougherty, Jr. Michael J. Provost William Wallshein David G. Wotton David C. Ashburn James M. Ervin Mark A. Roeder The Honorable CLASS OF 1986 The Honorable Kenneth D. Feldman John D. Roman William David Watkins Mark J. Borello Margaret P. Feldman Cari Lynn Roth Nicolas J. Watkins Alumni: 202 Winston K. Borkowski Joseph R. Flood, Jr. Robert L. Rothman Joshua A. Whitman* Number of Donors: 50 Anne-Marie L. Bowen Stephen C. Fredrickson Thomas P. Scarritt, Jr.* CLASS OF 1985 Participation: 24.75% Steven D. Braverman Vivian F. Garfein Terry Moldoff Schneider Vivian Arenas-Battles Frank E. Brown Steven A. Geller Neal A. Sivyer Alumni: 188 Jayne Regester Barkdull Barbara P. Burke Andrew B. Goshen Jeffrey W. Stidham Number of Donors: 56 Gary D. Beatty David M. Caldevilla Theodore G. Granger Steven J. Stolting Participation: 29.79% Joseph J. Bernardo The Honorable Edwin R. Hudson Krista A. Storey John M. Alford Janette Blue Gerardo Castiello R.J. Hutchins Jesse F. Suber James C. Barth Raymond I. Booth, III The Honorable J. Charles Ingram Brian R. Toung John W. Bass, Sr.* Kelly H. Buzzett Mallory D. Cooper Thomas R. Jenkins Kathleen J. Wolff Bridget A. Berry William A. Buzzett Susan Smith Erdelyi Kelly Overstreet Johnson CLASS OF 1984 John A. Boudet Kenneth M. Casper Linda H. Gottlieb Paul F. King Melville G. Brinson, III Robert N. Clarke, Jr. Mary Ann F. Hamilton A. Lawton Langford Alumni: 182 Christopher C. Brockman J. Michael Coleman* W. Andrew Hamilton Robert M. Marasco Number of Donors: 50 Karen A. Brodeen The Honorable Lawrence M. Korn Larry A. Matthews Participation: 27.47% A. Van Catterton, Jr. Cynthia L. Cox The Honorable Sylvia M. McDonald- John S. Andrews Joseph C. Chancey The Honorable Charles A. Lawson Kaufman Bert W. Barclay Ralph A. DeMeo William H. Dane, Jr. Sherri Denton Mallory* Leslie Ann Murphy The Honorable Carlos R. Diez-Arguelles Manuel Farach* John W. Manuel The Honorable Thomas H. Barkdull, III Martin R. Dix Anna C. Fentriss Susan C. Marvin Robert G. Panse Steven M. Blount Randall J. Etheridge Alan B. Fields Craig A. Meyer Lorene C. Powell Cecelia Bonifay Forrest S. Fields, Jr. Janet L. Findling Mary P. Moore Kent R. Putnam M. Christopher Bryant The Honorable H. Bart Fleet Robyn D. Neely Thomas J. Spulak Christopher C. Cathcart Jeffrey M. Fleming Stephen W. Foxwell J. Scott Nooney Paul E. Stern Kirk S. Chaberski Loula M. Fuller* Thomas B. Gaines, Jr. James W. Nuebel* Lynn C. Stewart-Mullen Lisabeth W. Chambers Sally C. Gertz C. Timothy Gray Karen Oehme J. Thompson Thornton Cody F. Davis Mark E. Holcomb Anthony J. Griffith Neal Osiason L. Buck Vocelle, Jr.* Ron DiGiacomo Lisa H. Ihns Lauren L. Hafner David G. Pius Christopher K. Vogel Mike M. Donovan M. James Jenkins Steven K. Hall Justice Ricky L. Polston The Honorable Martha J. Edenfield Louise T. Jeroslow Sherry G. Hall Matthew D. Powell Christine Vogel Mark S. Ellis* Eleanor A. Joseph Kimberly L. King* David L. Powell Paula L. Walborsky Patrick G. Emmanuel, Jr. Katherine Kane Steven G. Koeppel Eric D. Prutsman Robert N. Wesley Patrick B. Flanagan Samuel P. King Sharon E. Krick J. Mark Rodgers CLASS OF 1983 Isidro M. Garcia Carlyn H. Kowalsky Sharon D. Larson Mitchell J. Rubin John F. Gilroy, III Marion D. Lamb, III Kathleen J. Loggins Gina G. Smith Alumni: 184 J. David Green Paul E. Lund Richard A. Lotspeich Lu Ann Snider Number of Donors: 41 Douglas L. Hall The Honorable Julio C. Martinez, Jr. David H. Solo Participation: 22.28% Randall W. Hanna Krista M. Marx George V. Matlock Susan P. Stephens Paolo G. Annino Gregory S. Hansen James W. Middleton Mary Ann Morgan Elizabeth W. Willis Mark P. Barnebey* Tracy W. Hatch Daniel E. Myers* Marilyn K. Morris Bradley M. Bole Valeria Hendricks Gregory P. Nelson Linda P. Nelson CLASS OF 1988 The Honorable John R. Jenkins Sean M. O’Haire Lorriane P. Nertney Alumni: 166 Joseph A. Bulone Georgina Jimenez-Orosa David S. Oliver Jane Boyd Ohlin Number of Donors: 38 Bruce B. Childers Peter M. Kramer Valerie O. Patterson Stephan A. Pendorf Participation: 22.89% C. John Christensen David R. Lenox Robert A. Pell Joyce M. Raidle Thomas L. Abrams Craig A. Dennis E. John Lopez* The Honorable Douglas S. Roberts Anonymous Donna F. Dugger Colonel Elizabeth C. Debra Roberts Laura L. Rush Linda A. Bailey David D. Eastman Masters Ruth E. Saff Robert C. Shearman Alexander D. Barker Lisa Etheridge The Honorable Leonard K. Samuels Michael A. Shorstein Leander D. Barnhill Major David J. Fletcher R. B. McKibben Sally J. Savage David R. Singleton Lisa Sutton Bass Craig B. Glidden Michael M. Metz Randal L. Schecter The Honorable D. A. Bass-Frazier Kathy R. Grunewald Louis K. Nicholas, II Robert K. Senior Herman Y. Thomas L. Robert Bourgeois Carol L. Hendrix The Honorable Lieutenant Colonel D. Donald E. Thompson, II E. Tyron Brown Robert L. Kilbride Gregory S. Parker David Sessions Roberta M. Truman Rick A. Buchwalter Debra A. King Frank P. Rainer M. David Shapiro Carolyn E. Wagner Jason B. Burnett* Jesslyn A. Krouskroup Judy Rice Goldman M. Kay Simpson Mark B. Yeslow Patrick L. Butler Leslie S. Kushner Robert M. Richter The Honorable Christopher P. Canova Allison Sundberg Lane Michael D. Ridenour Elijah Smiley Matthew M. Carter, II J. Christopher Lombardo Hala A. Sandridge Patricia L. Smith Charles L. Cooper, Jr. Terrell C. Madigan Russell P. Schropp Daniel M. Soloway

12 FLORIDA STATE LAW *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2014-2015 Stephen S. Dobson, III CLASS OF 1990 Sara Hay Lamb Lisa B. Noroian Christopher M. Fitzpatrick Michael R. Fabec Alumni: 167 William R. Lewis Sharon L. Ray Teresa S. Fitzpatrick David D. Hallock, Jr. Number of Donors: 32 Thomas I. Mayton, Jr. Tance E. Roberts Matthew K. Foster The Honorable Participation: 19.16% Steven P. McDonald Philip A. Sandon David M. Frank Michael W. Jackson The Honorable Donna Canzano McNulty Leslei G. Street Herbert D. Haughton David M. Jeffries Faye L. Allen Mark H. Muller Carlos O. Torano Alejandro P. Joya Steven B. Kelley Tadeusz A. Borowski, Jr. Craig A. Mundy The Honorable Christopher J. Karpinski James G. Kontos Grayling E. Brannon Cheryl Parker Rose Keith F. White Dina A. Keever-Agrama Carrie K. Kroll Crystal T. Broughan Elizabeth J. Partington Francis T. Williams Kim A. Kellum Kevin P. Markey Diana W. Caldwell Robert E. Pinder R. Scheffel Wright Russell S. Kent Wellington H. Meffert, II Jorge M. Cestero Edwin M. Quinones- Daniel Te Young Robert F. Kohlman Teresa M. Milla Maria Charles- Seneriz Sheryl S. Zust Teresa A. Kramer John L. Milla The Honorable Scott C. Maddox McGuinness CLASS OF 1993 John P. Moneyham David M. Corry D’Ann Read Elizabeth J. Maykut Richard W. Moore Robert C. Downie, II Rhona F. Reynolds Alumni: 196 Ryon M. McCabe Charlotte E. Parsons Todd D. Eaton The Honorable Number of Donors: 37 Michael K. McCormick K. Francesca Plendl John H. Foote L. Clayton Roberts Participation: 18.88% Bruce R. Meeks Douglas E. Polk, Jr. Barbara A. Ford Brett A. Rogers Laura E. Anthony Travis L. Miller Tod W. Read Enrico G. Gonzalez Sherri Fuhrer Rogers Timothy P. Atkinson Michael A. Novo Harold A. Saul The Honorable Patricia Ellen Sellers Summer M. Barranco Kelly A. O’Keefe Timothy G. Schoenwalder Michael J. Hauversburk Vikki R. Shirley Terrie S. Didier Sean Pittman The Honorable Donald R. Henderson Sally Still Kenneth W. Donnelly Lacey Powell Clark Jan Shackelford Roland W. Kiehn Richard M. Summa Deborah M. Doyle Kyle L. Redfearn Denise M. Smith Karen M. Kinney Lieutenant Colonel Walter The Honorable Linda K. Reel Richard S. Thompson, Jr. John T. LaVia, III L. Trierweiler, USA Ret. Ronald W. Flury Captain Alan S. Richard Tony A. Turner William B. Shepro CLASS OF 1989 Lois B. Lepp Debra L. Foote Randall P. Mueller Thomas C. Tyler, Jr. Laverne Lewis Gaskins* Dena H. Sokolow Alumni: 156 Bruce D. Partington J. Jeffry Wahlen John M. Hayes, Jr. Tricia A. Spivey Number of Donors: 36 Dilipkumar Patel John E. White Kimberly D. Holladay William L. Sundberg Participation: 23.08% John F. Pauly, Jr. William F. Whitson Karen T. Hundley John Marc Tamayo Jodi K. Abramowitz Dana Hamilton Plummer D. Keith Wickenden Tracey J. Hyde Damian C. Taylor Alan Abramowitz Samuel P. Queirolo William B. Willingham Stacey H. Karpinski Shira R. Thomas Marianne Lloyd Aho John Clay Roark Timothy D. Wolf M. Hope Keating The Honorable John C. Bachman Alicia J. Schumacher* Victor J. Zambetti The Honorable Suzanne S. Van Wyk Captain Terence H. Brown Thomas G. Thomas CLASS OF 1992 Lorraine M. Kelly CLASS OF 1995 Lourdes M. Calvo- Laura L. Vaughan Hugh M. Lee Paquette Cheng-Shou Wang Alumni: 164 Ann T. Marshall Alumni: 217 Karen A. Childers The Honorable Number of Donors: 41 Patrick P. F. Martin Number of Donors: 43 The Honorable Samantha L. Ward Participation: 25% Patricia A. Matthews Participation: 19.82% Miguel M. de la O Lori A. Willner Alexander Alvarez Kara Tollett Oakley Robert A. Bass Leonard J. Dietzen, III Michael P. Bruyere Carl R. Peterson, Jr. John W. Bencivenga Abel Gomez CLASS OF 1991 Kerey Carpenter* Bruce D. Platt Lisa Norris Bernau Angela B. Green Alumni: 245 Rafael A. Centurion Robert H. Rigsby, Jr. Edward L. Birk Colonel Steven P. Hester Number of Donors: 55 Kelly Cheary Cynthia Brennan Ryan Cecilia F. Birk Kathryn B. Hoeck Participation: 22.45% David S. Cohen Joseph B. Schimmel Steven V. Blount Deborah R. Jordan David W. Adams V. Stephen Cohen Lisa E. Scotten Matthew D. Bordelon Gretchen K. Klayman Bret S. Anderson Lisa M. Duchene Sonia Savariego Silverman George W. Boring, III Arthur H. Lester Lisa J. Augspurger David B. Dunnavant David R. Slaton David S. Brecher David J. Marsh Kenneth J. Barr Maureen A. Eggert Barbara R. Smith Joan Stefanec Briggs Pamela A. Martin Paul R. Berg Sheila L. Erstling JoAnn Marie Stalcup Lester W. Burke Jack C. McElroy Gene S. Boger Enrique G. Estevez Susan L. Stephens L. Antonio Cabassa Pablo Meles Kathleen L. Brennan Eddie D. Evans A. Broward Taff, Jr. Angela C. Cabassa Angela M. Nixon Meta O. Calder Katherine E. Giddings Mark S. Thomas Alberto L. De Rojas Daniel F. O’Shea Katherine Castor Yeline Goin Alexander H. Twedt Danielle DeVito-Hurley Georgette Panagotacos Matthew R. Cohen Mark D. Hobson Bruce I. Wiener Manuel J. Dominguez Michael P. Petrovich Aimee La Buy Crane Dalana W. Johnson Wendy R. Wiener Roseanne V. Eckert Cecile I. Piverotto Sharon B. Johnson Linda Bond Edwards* Janice Joy Dahl CLASS OF 1994 John A. Rogers, Jr. Diana L. Davis John Michael Joyce Maurice D. Evans The Honorable Jorge I. G. del Valle Mark E. Kaplan Alumni: 163 Ryan M. Garrett Elizabeth A. Senterfitt L. Rachel Dolnick Fred E. Karlinsky* Number of Donors: 42 Kenneth S. Gluckman Sam J. Smith Kenneth J. Dorchak The Honorable Participation: 25.77% Cynthia L. Hain Alisa M. Smith Manuel A. Fernandez Patricia A. Kinsey David J. Barberie Heather F. Lindsay Susan T. Spradley Heidi Ellen Garwood J. Mark Langdon Kimberly T. Brennen Leenette W. McMillan Robin L. Suarez Jill D. Ghini Peter M. Lopez Jennifer Stearns Buttrick Curtis S. Pajcic Philip J. Sypula William L. Grant Helena G. Malchow C. Graham Carothers, Jr. Luis J. Perdomo Dina Gallo Tarro Scott E. Gwartney Kevin Grant Malchow Mary Ellen Clark Christopher Perone Elizabeth A. Teegen Gail Scott Hill Glen A. McClary Jean-Jacques Darius Bryan T. Pugh Glenda L. Thornton Clemente Jose Inclan Mari H. McCully Kimberly Ann Driggers David E. Ramba Kevin J. Vander Kolk William T. Jackson Avery D. McKnight Charles F. Dudley The Honorable Erik V. Korzilius Andrea J. Moreland Tara Y. Dudley Melton Stephanie W. Ray

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Gary A. Roberts Holly A. Dincman Patrick R. Ray, Jr. CLASS OF 2000 Autumn O. Beck Diego Rodriguez* Conal F. Doyle Lt. Com. Michael R. Alumni: 214 Belinda J. Boyce Shannon Hartsfield Joshua M. Drechsel Reiter, Ret. Number of Donors: 57 Leslie E. Bryson Salimone Tracey L. Ellerson The Honorable Participation: 26.64% Carlos J. Canino Marlene Sallo Alejandro Espino Heather Pinder The Honorable Jeremiah P. Crowley Julie S. Sneed Gregory W. Files Rodriguez Edward T. Bauer Davisson F. Dunlap, III Hadas Kohn Stagman Angela D. Flaherty Paige E. Shoemaker Lourdes Bernal-Dixon Eileen D. Fernandez Jacqueline B. Steele Mark T. Flaherty Mitchell L. Silverman Robin D. Black Kathy S. Gatzlaff Phyllis C. Taite Anne Marie Frazee Scott B. Smith Ginger L. Boyd Charles W. Griggers Meredith Trammell The Honorable Ann K. Stewart Jason C. Callahan Kristie L. Hatcher-Bolin Francisco J. Vinas Stanley H. Griffis, III Thomas A. Suter Jorge Chamizo Jason C. Hill Lillian A. Vitagliano-Baum Roger J. Haughey, II E. Lamar Taylor Rochelle Birnbaum Sunho Jung Nancy Mason Wallace April E. Haughey Ari I. Telisman Chiocca* Christi A. Lawson Alexandria E. Walters- Lynn C. Hearn Daniel R. Vega Ileana A. Cruz Jezabel Llorente Williams William H. Hollimon Joseph J. Ward Erin A. Cuzzort Marcelo Llorente Pamela Haddock Klavon Matthew R. Willard Janelle G. Davis Brittany Adams Long CLASS OF 1996 Jeffrey R. Lynch Kyle V. Mitchell CLASS OF 1999 Elizabeth M. De Armas Alumni: 181 Commander Anthony J. Sean T. Desmond John D. Neumann Number of Donors: 36 Mazzeo Alumni: 197 Philip W. Edwards Daniel J. Newlin Participation: 19.89% Kimelyn A. Minnifield Number of Donors: 45 Tiffany Eggers Kevin M. O’Brien* Terrance L. Ashanta- Jeanne M. Murray Participation: 22.84% Peter Gunnar Fisher Thomas N. Palermo Barker Preston O. Odom, III Toyin K. Aina-Hargrett Philip A. Fowler David N. Perry Charles J. Bauder, III Peter Papagianakis Joy A. Tootle Armstrong David M. Gagnon Timothy J. Perry Jennifer R. Beltz CDR Peter M. Rodnite Philip J. Braun Shawn P. Goletz Teresa N. Phillips Brett J. Berlin Michael R. Ross John T. Burnett Karen A. Haber Christopher B. Roe Tanya L. Bower* Corey J. Smith Tammy D. Butler Wesley S. Haber Karusha Y. Sharpe Ronald A. Christaldi The Honorable Ganesh L. Chatani Michael G. Haire, Jr. Michael A. Sjuggerud William E. Clague Charles P. Sniffen Garnett W. Chisenhall, Jr. Erin Gremillion Jackson Natalie F. Smith Dana Crosby-Collier Sarah R. Sullivan Joseph C. D’Annunzio Gregory A. Jackson, Jr. Deborah B. Stern Justin R. Crum Elizabeth E. Thomas Virginia C. Dailey Steven K. Johnson Graham H. Todd Elizabeth C. Daley Heather M. Toft Angela C. Desmond Natasha P. Johnson Joshua M. Toman Mary Anne Davies John A. Tomasino Alton E. Drew Talley L. Kaleko Allison E. Turnbull David O. Doyle, Jr. Lori Ellen Ward Gustavo A. Fernandez Sean P. Keefe Alexis Mead Walker Karla D. Ellis Dwayne E. Williams Felipe Frias Shasta L. Kruse Scott J. Welner J. Riley Williams, IV Charles R. Fletcher Michael W. Haber Bruce E. Kuhse CLASS OF 2002 Teresa M. Frazier Elizabeth C. Williamson Eric E. Hartwell Caroline Johnson Levine Lawrence D. Hadden Richard F. Woodford, Jr. William D. Horgan, III Mara B. Levy Alumni: 221 JoLinda L. Herring* James H. Wyman* Robert H. Hosay Joseph C. Timothy Lewis Number of Donors: 49 Sue E. Jenkins CLASS OF 1998 Charles W. Inman Mindy L. Miller Participation: 22.17% Jeremy N. Jungreis Eric J. Kaidanow Dion J. Moniz Karl D. Acuff Edmond E. Koester Alumni: 219 Lieutenant Colonel John A. Moore Gregory B. Allen The Honorable Number of Donors: 37 John L. Kiel, Jr. Jason R. Mosley Anonymous Keith R. Kyle Participation: 16.89% Mark E. Kruse Patricia A. Nelson Heather White Beato Malinda R. Lugo Sherrie J. Barnes Devin M. Laiho Zinelle A. October Harmony A. Conti Michael Mandeville Kurtis T. Bauerle Markenzy Lapointe* Amy J. Pitsch Bodurtha Michael A. Martinez Lilia R. Bell Dawn M. Mackland Alicia Westhoff Reid Jennifer Lee Bumbalough John J. Matthews Charles Woods Jennifer T. McLean Mark C. Reid Georgia A. Cappleman W. Scott Newbern Callahan, III Neil B. Mooney Francis P. Roche, Jr. Timothy L. Conlon Jorge L. Piedra Sean B. Cronin Michael J. Nettles Douglas B. Rohan William C. Cooper Emilia A. Quesada Evelyn Fletcher Davis Megan E. Newcomb Jeffrey M. Schumm Robert M. Cox Pablo S. Quesada Kasandra L. Derry Isabel L. Nogues Matthew A. Smith Jeanne B. Curtin Leo G. Rydzewski Laura J. Donaldson Helen P. Palladeno Julia R. Sotolongo Daniel S. Dalesandro Scott A. Tavolieri Jere L. Earlywine Ian E. Pate Michael B. Stein Timothy E. Dennis John E. Thomas Mary E. Fletcher Jason M. Peery Wendy J. Stein Jason R. Doss Felicia S. Thomas Robin R. Gault Kenneth D. Pratt Dustin S. Stephenson Erika B. Engelson Deborah R. Tracy H. Timothy Gillis Tara C. Riddle Phelicia D. Stiell Joy P. Ewertz D. Franklin Wright Marcos R. Gonzalez, Jr.* M. Andrew Riddle George H. Stopp, Jr. Floyd B. Faglie Julie M. Zola Kelly R. High Sean J. Roberts Joseph M. Thompson Leonard S. Feula Hilary High Leron E. Rogers Bart R. Valdes John M. Grady CLASS OF 1997 Tracy E. Hill Raul E. Salas Jeremy M. Walker Julie C. Griffiths Alumni: 191 Melissa R. Hourihan Michael W. Schmid John N. Weed Cassandra N. Guillory Number of Donors: 41 Thomas O. Ingram Alicia M. Smith Jason G. Williams J. Blake Hunter Participation: 21.47% Lieutenant Colonel Byron C. Starcher Amy Voigt Xenofos Allison P. Hunter Francis J. Allman, Jr. Yolanda Y. Jamison Sandra M. Upegui Aaron V. Johnson CLASS OF 2001 Eric R. Birge Lauren P. Kohl Matthew D. Weidner Jason K. Kellogg* James A. Boatman, Jr. Bert J. Millis G. Todd Whitcomb Alumni: 221 James I. Knudson, II Jason E. Campbell* Steven M. Millsap Allan E. Wulbern Number of Donors: 35 Leslie Lasseigne Ladner Diane G. Cassaro Jason W. Owsley Participation: 15.84% Richard H. Martin Nondas M. Davis Anthony J. Paviglianiti Jeffrey T. Bankowitz Walter E. Narramore, II

14 FLORIDA STATE LAW *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2014-2015 Cian G. O’Brien Barbara O’Horo-Benton Mary L. Pankowski Wilford A. Payne, III T. DeWayne Pearson Shannon Callaghan Reese Patrick J. Rengstl Joseph O. Reosti Amy W. Schrader Luke G. Sherlock, III Christopher J. Shipley Thomas R. Sullivan Lieutenant Colonel Christopher J. Thielemann Molly E. Thomas Kenneth C. Thomas, Jr. Melissa VanSickle Jackquelynne J. Walden W. Timothy Weekley Michael L. Wenger Joel C. Wilson

CLASS OF 2003 Gary & Sallyn Pajcic Alumni: 252 Professor Wayne A. Number of Donors: 72 Logan with students. Participation: 28.57% Thomas C. Adam Lieutenant Colonel Kristin L. Ader Tequisha Y. Myles Courtney S. Brogan Benjamin A. Odom Justin B. Green Anonymous Linda Noel Christian Caballero Seth A. Pajcic Stephen K. Hachey Anonymous Christopher B. Norris Brandon G. Cathey* Ryan K. Parker Teeka K. Harrison Frederick L. Aschauer, Jr. Janna S. Nugent Min K. Cho Daniel T. Pascale Carly A. Hermanson Seth Bader Courtney M. O’Brien* James G. Clark Sarah R. H. Pietila Sharmin R. Hibbert Vicky L. Baker Chasity H. O’Steen Brian J. Cross Carlos A. Rey Terry L. Hill* Shirley L. Bates David A. Perrott Paul Daragjati Eduardo J. Rivera Christine D. Hoke J. Robert Boyd, Jr. Brian A. Ramey Marcy B. Waters Desantis Keith J. Rosa Jarrad C. Holst John T. Cardillo, Jr. Stephen J. Rapp Jennifer R. Dixon* William F. Sansone Thomas A. Kay Thomas L. Colter Amanda H. Rapp Christopher L. Dunham Maggie M. Schultz Kristopher J. Kest Faye L. Cuevas Roxanne Rehm Robert L. Ehrhardt Peter J. Sweeney, Jr. Erick D. Langenbrunner Clay A. Deatherage Tara S. Rosenblum Audrey J. Ehrhardt Lauren R. Tabas Jonathan D. Lawrence Joy L. Doss Steve D. Santiago Donald C. Freeman Julie Connolly Wall Joo Taek Lee Ronald E. Dupree Howard L. Scholl David C. Gadd Brian J. Zickefoose Brian A. Leung Kisa K. M. Shapiro Genevieve Hall Matthew D. Liebenhaut J. McClung Durant, Jr. CLASS OF 2005 Erik R. Fenniman Ethen R. Shapiro Shenika LaTia Harris Adrienne C. Love Angela Smith Fortier Benjamin G. Snipes Justin K. Holcombe Alumni: 271 Jedediah A. Main Nadia J. Fountain Susan L. St. John Janeia Daniels Ingram* Number of Donors: 73 Bradley L. Milkwick James F. Goldsmith Toni L. Sturtevant Jason L. Jones Participation: 26.94% Katrina Meixner Miller J. Jefferson Goodman, Jr. Shannon Domeier Catherine J. Jones Barbara Demby Abrams Dina S. Munasifi Wilson Green, IV Sumerlin Alejandro E. Jordan Anonymous Emily J. Norton April L. Hammonds Charlee M. Taylor* Cassandra Rosas Kellogg Matthew B. Baggett Joseph D. Ort Quinn A. Henderson Lorena B. Thomas Laura E. Ketcham Robert M. Bell Scott A. Padgett Jon J. Hernan Heatha L. Trigones Kelly Parsons Kwiatek Richard M. Benham Seam Park Shanee L. Hinson Tara Van Rooy Melody S. Lankford Jed N. Bhuta Christine I. Parrish Brian D. Hudson Joseph J. Van Rooy Matthew Z. Leopold Jaclyn P. Bralower Justin S. Peterson Ramona M. Hupp Matthew D. Vinson Jason E. Lesser Amanda L. Brock Pavlina S. Petrova Bridgette M. Jensen Frederic E. Waczewski Leandro E. Lissa Kara L. Cannizzaro Timothy R. Qualls Paul D. Johnson, Jr. Michael L. Wiener Danica L. Little Michael D. Cerasa Erin M. Raschke Kyle L. Kemper Michael S. Willard Edward A. Lopez Nathan D. Chapman Adam K. Raschke Eric M. Knopp Stuart F. Williams Edward W. Luczynski, III David W. Childs Karen N. Reschly Owen L. Kohler Jeffrey H. Wood Carolyn Chinn Maly Douglas G. Christy Ty G. Roofner Lily M. McCarty Seth I. Rubin Daniel W. Langley CLASS OF 2004 Scott C. Cochran Atheseus R. Lockhart Ashley W. McLaughlin David H. Echavarria Richard C. N. Schiffer John G. Maus, Jr. Alumni: 204 Matthew H. Mears Jason S. Feder Carly J. Schrader Morgan T. McDonald Number of Donors: 59 Luis Menendez-Aponte Tor J. Friedman* Lisa C. Scoles Steven R. Medendorp Participation: 28.92% Seth E. Miller John B. Fuller, III Brian M. Showman Noelle M. Melanson J. Rhiannon Arnold Luke Newman Jorge A. Garcia-Menocal Robert J. Simcox, III Sarah Ball Miller Gloria V. Baez Lisa S. Nobo R. Andrew George Ronald C. Smith Jonathon S. Miller Christopher S. Branton Rafael J. Nobo, III Gordon J. Glover Major Phylisha Robinson Jennifer B. Branton Michael S. Oback Robert Jordan Green South

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Winter E. Spires-Belford Laura A. Rushin Francis S. Leontitsis Adrian R. Bridges Eric M. Reinarman Diane P. Suhm Amanda M. Sampaio Jami Lewis Dana Brooks George S. Reynolds, IV Phillip H. Taylor* Lee F. Sanderson Morgan P. Lynch Jonathan Brozyna Ellen Rogers Christian B. Turner Amelia A. Savage J. Ryan Mahler Christopher R. Bruce Monica T. Ross Michael A. Usry Luke C. Savage Michael J. Makdisi Brandon R. Burg John P. Salas Jason E. Vail Rick A. Savage Helen Owens Martinez William J. Cantrell* Karen E. Sandrik C. Brent Wardrop Erik L. Sayler Major Nicholas A. Martz Stephanie B. Carman Foster J. Sayers, III Stephen G. Webster Matthew S. Scanlan Starlett M. Miller Laura E. Chilcutt Robert M. Scott Douglas R. Williams Adam G. Schwartz David W. McCrea Erin H. Christy Scott J. Seagle Edward W. Wood Ryan M. Scully Michael J. McKeon Jeremy K. Cloud Kenneth N. Shaw Amie H. Young Christine N. Senne Ian R. McKillop Lauren B. Cobb Wesley D. Sherman Jennifer L. Shelfer Collin W. McLeod Andrew J. Collinson Danielle A. Sherriff CLASS OF 2006 Yolanda L. Siples Jennifer N. Menendez- Melanie S. Collinson Fraerly A. Symphorien- Alumni: 243 Jessica L. Slatten Kotch Jessica E. Conte Saavedra Number of Donors: 80 Kareem J. Spratling* Michele R. Miller Gabriel B. Crafton Captain Steven P. Participation: 32.92% George A. Steinback Conti J. Moore Hugo S. deBeaubien Szymanski Clay B. Adkinson Rouselle A. Sutton Bartholomew M. Motes Robert E. Del Toro, Jr. Sarah R. Taitt Richard H. Albritton, III Jenna L. Syrdahl Kim Y. Nguyen Diane G. Dewolf Stephanie J. Tanada Amanda L. Anderson Carol J. Taylor* Patsy J. Palmer Jennifer A. Donahue Christina Y. Taylor Adam L. Bantner, II Joshua Taylor Aaron J. Peacock Donna Duncan Adam R. Teichler Ana Eliza T. Bauersachs Lindsay Carter Tidwell Celeste N. Perrino Angel Eason Shaina H. Thorpe Jennifer F. Cerasa Kenneth P. Tinkham Matthew S. Pila Brandy E. Elliott Maria D. Torsney Miguel J. Chamorro Christopher A. Tomlinson Brian S. Pita Jillian L. Feltham Rebecca P. Tulipan Thomas A. Crabb F. Joseph Ullo, Jr. Maureen A. Walterbach Kara A. Fenlon Rachel E. VanHorn Stephen B. Davis Lindsey C. Vechik Redeker LaDawna S. Fleckenstein Tina A. Webster Arielle H. Demby-Berger Louis C. Walker, IV Brett R. Renton Shalisa M. Francis Ryan B. Witte Bonnie A. Wilmot Megan K. Reynolds C. Ian Garland Shannon L. Doheny CLASS OF 2009 Erin M. Duncan John J. Wolfel, Jr. Brennan M. Rittenhouse Benjamin J. Gibson Brynna J. Ross Mark E. Gordon Alumni: 260 Nicholas J. Elder CLASS OF 2007 Jacob D. Flentke Deborah E. Schander Kevin W. Gotfredson Number of Donors: 93 Julia Breslin Foster Alumni: 228 Mark A. Scott Jonathan D. Grabb Participation: 35.77% Bridget M. Friedman Number of Donors: 83 Darby Kerrigan Scott Michael G. Green, II Anonymous Michael D. Gardner Participation: 36.40% Dyal Singh Gilbert F. Hain Hugo L. Apellaniz George A. Glenn Eric T. Abrahamsen Brian D. Sites Malinda A. Hain Marlo K. Arnold Stefano M. Grace Major Miguel R. Acosta Timothy H. Snyder Kristin E. Harden Ari S. Bargil Melanie Shoemaker Richard A.C. Alton Angela Soety Marshall R. Hart Jesse S. Bennett Griffin* David F. Anderson Andrew D. St. Clair Matthew J. Hogan Matthew L. Beville Kellie Symons Hall James J. Argento Jason R. Struble James H. Horton, IV Larissa M. Bodniowycz Jeffrey S. Hammer Arthur S. Barksdale, IV Winston A. Taitt Christopher P. Hull Gennifer L. Bridges Melly Northcutt Hammer David R. Bear Jeffrey M. Tharp Ruth H. Jackson Lee* Paetra T. Brownlee Renee C. Harkins Gregory R. Bel Virginia E. Tharp Lacey E. Kantor Michael M. Brownlee James F. Hartman Maite C. Bisigni James H. Thomas Jonah D. Kaplan Thomas H. Campbell Douglas J. Helling Tandy T. Blackburn Carlos Trujillo William P. Keith Jonathan F. Carr Wesley A. Hill W. Troy Bouk Mary J. Walter Brent J. Kelleher John M. Cary Jessica J. Holberton Joe D. Briggs* Caroline E. Ware Joshua N. Kendrick Brandon S. Cline Thomas L. Hunker Jeffrey L. Burns Gregory L. Warner Ethan Kim Jessica G. Costello Kristina N. Klein Brandon A. Coate Judith R. Watkins Michael G. Kissner Shane T. Costello Keri A. Lee Dakota M. Davis Benjamin A. Webster Susan J. Kutkiewicz Sean M. Crocker Christopher S. Linde Rebekah A. Davis D. B. Wilder James G. Lane James R. Douglass, III Jared M. Lee John M. Lockwood Steven G. Dell, II CLASS OF 2008 Jason Epstein Abigail London-Vail Katy H. Donlan Rhys P. Leonard Howard Fox Shachi K. Mankodi Scott J. Edwards Alumni: 311 Robin H. Levy Mark Friesen Anne-Marie Martinez Michael P. Elchenko, II Number of Donors: 108 Thomas E. Lewis, Jr. Matthew T. Girardi John M. Martinez Jeffrey S. Elkins Participation: 34.73% Liam K. Lyon Michael A. Giraud Peter B. McKernan, II Tyler B. Everett* Joshua E. Adams Benjamin J. Mayer Dana J. Gizzi R. David McLaughlin Jonathan A. Feltham, II Benjamin L. Alexander Captain Micah C. Brandon T. Glanz Charles F. Mills, III Rachelle-Marie Gentner Shaun N. Amarnani McMillan Meghan L. Gomez Mandy R. O’Callaghan Jamila G. Gooden Tat-lin Angus Christopher C. Miller Marquita H. Green Damien A. Orato James R. Green, Jr. Edward R. Atkinson Lauren R. Moody David J. Guerrieri, Jr. James L. Paisley Paul C. Grivas, Ph.D. Joshua D. Aubuchon William R. Musgrove Lee P. Gutschenritter Sarah A. Pape P. Jill M. Grivas Aaron S. Baghdadi Noah H. Nadler William D. Hall, III* Emily B. Peebles Monica S. Harriger Nicholas P. Banegas Alan C. Nash Mark S. Hanor Raul L. Perez Roland A. Hermida, II Colin W. Bennett Mark W. Nonni Susan T. Harbin Jonathan D. Perry Dustin S. Hunter Lane Cofer Black Gregory M. Noonan Samuel N. Harden Navin A. Ramnath Thomas M. Hutton Jose A. Blanco Rachel E. Nordby* Joseline J. Hardrick Ronald L. Roodhouse Daron M. Kaye-Thomas Marina B. Blickley Jason C. O’Steen Carolyn R. Haslam Zachary L. Ross Robert C. Large Gary A. Bokas Malia Phillips-Lee Georgia E. Higgins Jared M. Ross Barbara J. Leach* Samuel Mark Borowski Stephanie Pidermann Danythe E. Johnson Nancy Rothstein Carrie M. Leontitsis Jason Bravo Joseph C. Proulx Brennan Keeler Wilhelmina V. Randtke

16 FLORIDA STATE LAW *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2014-2015 Jana L. Keenan Ana M. Barton Yesenia F. Rey Holly L. Griffin CLASS OF 2012 Jessica N. Kennedy Nicolette L. Bidarian Andrea A. Robinson David W. Grimes Alumni: 286 Nathaniel W. Kennedy Gregory Black* Sheryl D. Rosen Richard B. Harb Number of Donors: 152 Amanda N. Kespohl Bradley G. Bodiford Jerry L. Rumph, Jr. Jessica Schuh Harmsen Participation: 53.15% Cheryl D. Kluwe Kristin N. Boutchyard Gregory S. Salnick David A. Hayes Charles J. Abrams Lauren K. Knight Adam S. Brink Zackery Scharlepp Ashley P. Hayes Jacob Abrams Alyssa S. Lathrop William Robert Brown, Jr. Danielle N. Schneider Whitney R. Hays Nicole A. Allen James Whitfield Lee, III Christa P. Burger Margaret Seward Angela Renee Hensel Jared D. Andersen Gareth G. Leonard Jessamy G. Cauthen Aaron P. Sheklin Adam G. Hill Sean J. Anderson Ryan J. Lukson Stacy M. Cleveland James Sinclair Meredith C. Hinshelwood Anonymous Andrew J. Lutostanski Satu A. Correa Roary Snider Jason C. Holley Anonymous Jennifer M. Lutzke Kevin P. Corrigan Miriam R. Sowinski Jaeson W. Homola Joseph M. Aramini Laura F. McKinnon Jacob T. Cremer Stephen A. Spaid Corey R. M. Huffman Gabriella Armas C. Preston McLane Terin M. Barbas Cremer Jacek Stramski Jessica L. Johnson Andrew J. Atchison* W. Brent McNeal Jordan A. Datchko Matthew C. Strenth Cullan E. D. Jones Bryan L. Baysinger Melissa B. Murphy Moses R. Dewitt Christon R. Tanner Stephanie T. Kearley Lori A. Beail-Farkas Kelli A. Murray Daniel L. Diaz-Balart Laura L. Tanner Micah T. Ketchel Roger N. Beaubien Elizabeth F. Neiberger Jessica M. Dobbins David N. Tebbi Matthew D. Kissner Rachel L. Bentley Eric M. Neiberger David R. DuFlo Travis R. Thompson Jamie J. Kozisek Whitney R. Brummett Jo-Anna M. Nieves James R. Edmonson Jordan Thompson Melanie R. Leitman Christopher D. Burns Erica F. O’Brien Ty P. Eppsteiner John J. Truitt Corinne N. Lojo Brian P. Byrd Peter C. Overstreet Kenneth R. Eulo, Jr. Kathleen C. Tuohy Cecille C. Lucero Rome S. Cagnina Neil B. Paradise Andrew G. Fay Weston Walker Lauren M. Lynch Bruton M. Campbell-Work Jeffery L. Patenaude Stephanie C. Ferlita Brandon W. White Nathan W. Marshburn Stefan C. Cange Lieutenant Jonathan C. Shane A. Fuller Cheryl L. Wolf Lucas L. May Jordan M. Chastain Perry Andrew B. Greenlee Brittany B. Woodruff Maegan E. McCann John T. Christiansen, Jr. Martin F. Powell Stephanie A. Griffin Paden E. Woodruff, IV Courtney A. McCormick Tiffani J. Christopher Robert J. Powell Andrew J. Grogan Matthew J. Metz CLASS OF 2011 Jeremy B. Cohen Manolo J. Reboso Lindsay W. Grogan Justin T. Miller Dylan B. Conley Kristen D. Renner Ryan Gurson Alumni: 255 Kerven L. Montfort Yaima Coto Jason M. Renner Jennifer Gutai Number of Donors: 106 Clinton S. Morrell Anna R. Crutcher Claude D. Revels, III Brian T. Guthrie Participation: 41.57% Sarah L. Morrison Matthew R. Daley Brent T. Riggle Jason D. Hall Lauren M. Aguilar-Vidales Emily T. Neubert Maxwell J. Dauerman* Daniel W. Ripley Nicki M. Hall* Matthew J. Allman Stefani C. Norrbin Robert Daugustinis Casey M. Rychlik Kristen A. Y. Hanna Anonymous Joseph J. Onorati Matthew G. Davenport Asaf J. Sarno-naor Gabriel M. Hartsell Jason C. Arnold Poonam D. Patel Rachel E. Davidson Michael P. Sasser Zachary D. Herman Timothy B. Baker Eric S. Pendergraft Noel J. Davies Sean J. Seely Steven M. Hogan Patrick S. Bennett Kyle P. Peters Ashby C. Davis Nicholas F. Smith Eric Hoonhout Lauren E. Bobek Thomas R. Philpot* Peter V. Delia Christen L. Spake Jamie B. Horne Brian C. Bohm Jonathan R. Picard Matthew J. Devine Larry D. Spencer Kevin L. Jeudy Jacob A. Brainard JoAnna L. Piscitello Hayley E. Dewey S. Christopher Tajer Kerrington L. Kiner Dillon Brozyna Ashlee A. Pouncy Natasha B. Dorsey Michael L. Tebbi Ashley R. Kirkham Natalie P. Bryant Lauren V. Purdy* Stephanie M. Dougherty Ramona H. Thomas Rene M. Larkin Brett M. Carey John S. Quailey Mary M. Drake Ashley West Thompson Paul S. Lawler Kathryn E. Crandall Abby J. Queale Daniel D. Dubale Michael J. Tomkiewicz Melissa Sale Leonard Teresa F. Cummings Brittany A. Rhodaback Jason R. Eckert Heather N. Tyndall-Best Joel N. Leppard Christian Perrin Cutillo Courtney D. Richardson- Ted B. Edwards, Jr. Lindsay A. Voirin B. Cooper Lord Tessa R. Davis Jones David F. Edwards Ambar J. Vyas Michael W. Magyar Jacqueline M. Davison Audrey K. Rierson Benjamin H. Eisenberg Reid M. Wakefield Nicholas R. Manzoli Megan Demartini Tiffany A. Roddenberry Dominique M. Elden Sandra Brooks Wallace Andrew R. Marcus Laura M. Dennis Jessica L. Saltz Samuel A. Farkas Leon M. Walsh, Jr. Justin T. Marshall Carolyn Q. DeVita Abraham M. Shakfeh Aaron S. Feuer Bradley F. White Meryl M. Mathews Krista A. Dolan Anthony J. Solomon Ryan A. Fingerhut Jeffrey J. Wilcox Conor J. McLaughlin Jordan L. Donaldson John D. Stevenson James Flanigan Sherria D. Williams Bradley R. McVay Vladimir DuBovis Scott A. Stone Patrick D. Flemming Matthew A. Zolnor Nichole C. Milton Anton K. Dyer Justin S. Swartz Christopher J. Fluehr, Jr. Emily B. Morrell Philip S. Traynor CLASS OF 2010 Joseph W. Engel, Jr. Melissa J. Ford Steven D. Muscatello* Maikel N. Eskander Jesse I. Unruh Daniel P. Fraser Alumni: 273 Yordanka S. Nedyalkova Matthew L. Evans Michael A. Valverde Alexander J. Fumagali Number of Donors: 106 Sidney Noyes Christina L. Feyen Kelly A. Vance Douglas M. Gault Participation: 38.83% Nathan J. Paulich Kevin A. Forsthoefel Michael J. Vecchione Ashley E. Gault Francisco Albites Weston L. Petkovsek David P. Fraser Sarah K. Vespa* Oaj S. Gilani Kevin R. Alvarez Hillary Copeland Powell Jessica D. Gallegos Joseph T. Waechter Richard P. Gillis Anonymous Alexandra Powell John S. Gibbs, III Christopher A. Weaver Megan L. Gisclar Anonymous Scott Pribble Eric S. Giunta Christopher W. West William D. Grauel Anonymous Jessica E. Pulsifer Jose M. Godinez-Samperio Charles C. Whittington Whitney L. Green William B. Armistead Alexander G. Pyrros Cary J. Goggin Anne Marie D. Williams Charles S. E. Greenberg Jeffrey A. Attia Michael J. Quinn Christin F. Gonzalez Joel P. Williams Marshawn M. Griffin Faudia A. Bacchus Jacquelyn Redmond* Valerie A. Gragg Joseph C. Wood David S. Grossman Alvan Balent, Jr. Michael D. Redondo Ashley S. Grant Lynn E. Guery

2014-15 ANNUAL REPORT 17 *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2014-2015 ALL ALUMNI AND STUDENT DONORS BY CLASS

Robert A. Gusrae Sarah L. Morgan CLASS OF 2013 J. Wes Gay Trevor W. Parrish Andrew L. Gutierrez Elizabeth M. Muller Alumni: 237 Jessica M. Gordon Lauren M. Pizzo Genevieve C. Harper Gordon C. Murray, Jr.* Number of Donors: 132 Aaron R. Gott Eric G. Poland Stephanie R. Hayes Thomas S. Normandeau Participation: 55.70% Tammy L. Hammack Katie B. Privett Daniela K. Hogue Megan C. O’Connor Kiersten E. Adams Jessica K. Helms Jacob W. Proffitt Luciana X. Hornung Alexandra Haddad Michelle A. Adams Hunter J. Hendrix Daniel G. Puente Sara N. Huff Palermo* Jamie Agnew Travis D. Hendry Clifton Renn Sam H. Jabr Andrew J. Parnell Anonymous Ashley E. Hoffman Richard D. Rivera Richard C. Kearley, III Tara R. Price Anonymous John D. Holt Kristan B. Rivers Kathryn M. Kelly Hunter G. Pugh Jessica L. Baker Nicholas D. Horner Jennifer S. Robinson Natalie N. Kirbo Paul A. Quimby Erika J. Barger Nicholas A. Horton Jarryd M. Rochford Kenneth A. Knox Stephanie M. Quinones Samantha E. Beckman Christopher Hudtwalcker Michael A. Roe James F. Kutter Hastings S. C. Read Allison R. Bekavac Angela L. Huston Evan J. Rosenthal Dara D. Larson Jaime L. Roocke-Sherman Marialle A. Bell Ashley A. Istler William B. Rothenberg Tessa A. Linde Daniel C. Ross Paul A. Bennett Parker G. Jordan Juan M. Saldivar, Jr. Kenneth L. Lineberger Jodi M. Ruberg Alexander R. Boler Nathan J. Kaplan Eric D. Schab Eric H. Litow Jason P. Rudderman Samuel B. Boundy Jennifer L. Keegan Kurt M. Schrader Alfred J. Lojo Daniel R. Smith Jeremy D. Bowerman Matthew J. Kelly April R. Scott Jason C. Love Jonathan Smulevich Alana R. Brean Mike N. Koulianos William A. Scott Ian S. MacDonald Anthony M. Soto Ryan L. Briggs Adam S. Kramarow* Lindsey H. Scott Nicholas S. Madsen Tamara R. St. Hilaire Travis A. Bright, Jr.* Michall J. LaRochelle Kelly N. Sicheri Jessica R. Marlowe Matthew D. Stefany Adam J. Brown Amy E. Lipford Rachel L. Siegel- Gary J. Martoccio Sara A. Strickland Malcolm M. Brown, IV Chad E. Lipsky McLaughlin Mary H. Masterton Richard T. Strickland David W. Cannady Jessica R. Lokeinsky Brenden D. Soucy Jonathan H. Maurer Vanessa M. Thompson Erin L. Cantelmo Pedro Z. Lopes Carly E. Souther Caitlin R. Mawn Miriam E. Thornton Joshua K. Crawford Glenn E. Lovett Samuel B. Steinberg Bridget K. McDonnell Michael J. Titus Kristen L. Daly Adrian A. Lukis Jodi L. Stevens Logan K. McEwen Jacquelyn A. Turmes Benjamin C. Davis Chance Lyman Christopher D. Stokes Thomas S. McGuire David Varet Douglas H. Dean Lesley-Anne Marks Scarlett Taylor Amanda B. McKibben Elizete D. S. Velado Pedro A. Dearaujo Shannon L. Mathews Olivia H. Teytelbaum Taylor K. McKnight Kane Vongsavanh Andrew D. Deneen Douglas McAlarney Kelly A. Thompson Benjamin M. Melnick Kyle M. Wallace Kristina L. Diaz Kendra McCan Clayton W. Thornton Jacqueline A. Menzel Michelle L. Wein Kate S. Dowling Jason A. McIntosh Peter L. Tragos Brett G. Mereness Seth J. Welner Eli M. DuBosar* Daniel O. McLeod Michael Vaghaiwalla Brett J. Miller Lindsay C. Whelan Kelly E. Dunn Chelsea L. Metka Haley C. Van Erem Eric T. Miller Angela J. Williams Andrew C. Emerson Adrian T. Mood Liesl N. Voges Beth A. Miller William P. Winter Nelson A. Faerber, III Desmond Mullins Gregory T. Wallace Brian D. Miller Caitlin J. Wolfel Christopher J. Fallon Kenyetta M. Mullins Justin J. Wallace Matthew A. Minnick Gie Yoon Steven W. Ferrell Burgundy L. Niles Alexander D. Weintraub Brad J. Mitchell Lorraine L. Young Lucy K. Ferrell Jorge A. Nunez Kyle T. Weismantle Jeremy D. Monckton Tiffany N. Zink Michael A. Flegiel Stephen J. Nye Vanessa N. Wheeler- Hannah D. Monroe Nathan A. J. Zink Nicholas A. Fox* Ryan D. O’Connor Sanchez Alexandra M. Moore Kate F. Zucco Bradley D. Friedman Courtney L. Oakes Thomas E. Whigham, Jr. Kevin M. Morenski Yanique L. Otto Claire A. Whitley Ben J. Whitman Sean B. Wiggins Students utilize the Courtney Wilkinson John W. Frost, II Jason Woodside Courtroom. Angela L. Wuerth Janelle E. Zabresky Stephanie M. Zachary CLASS OF 2014 Alumni: 271 Number of Donors: 133 Participation: 49.08% Asad Ali Modoline Altenor Leslie A. Ames Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Alexandra Aparicio Laura A. Bare Keoki M. Baron Nicole E. Blais Michael D. Blank Herron T. Bond Michael E. Bonner

18 FLORIDA STATE LAW *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2014-2015 Lee-Anne Bosch Jenna McNamara Jett L. Baumann Christopher D. Hastings Caitlin M. Powell Janelle S. Cannon Brandon McWalters Lauren E. Baye Sarah E. Haston Joshua E. Pratt Cameron H. Carstens Leon V. Melnicoff Jonathan D. Benton Jessica A. Hathaway Rachel I. Pringle Maxwell X. Che Matthew C. Neff Sara R. Benvenisty Katelyn L. Hauser Carlos A. Puentes, Jr. Seth L. Coleman Christopher T. Nickels Alejandra G. Berlioz Colin T. Hayes Robert A. Pullen Matthew Colon Nicholas D. Niemiec Cody S. Bilgrien Leonard P. Hebb Lisa M. Rask Christine Conradis Hassel Nunez James L. Bodden David B. Heedy David S. Rehr Alex G. Cruz Stephanie N. Osman Kristen E. Bond Jasmyne N. Henderson AnnaLaura M. Rehwinkel Jonathan L. Darden Kara R. Ottervanger Peter W. Brennan Jennifer A. Hostetler William J. Repko Michael Darwish Ann M. Palecki Coleman L. Brice Glenn W. Hunt Aaron J. Retteen Shana S. DeLeon Bobby S. Palmer Benjamin W. Buck, Jr. Morcos A. Ikladious Jerod M. Rigoni Dustin R. Dewrell Ann Claire Patterson Demi T. Busatta Jennifer Ivey Brandon B. Robbins Shannon R. Dolson Justin Paul Jessica R. Butler Dino Jahic Christopher L. Roberts Paul P. Drake Michela C. Pearl Justin Byrd Dillon H. S. Jess Amanda M. Robocker Jennifer Dreyer Henye S. Perez Christopher Cabral Jason T. Johnson Anthony R. Rodriguez Nesha V. Drummond Meaghan K. Pincket Amy C. Casey Muriel D. Jones Eric D. Rogers Rosnisay Duch Bryan A. Present Jonathan S. Chinchilla Gaelan P. Jones Christopher T. Roland Chad W. Dunn Andrew Rapacke Christine A. Clolinger Erica L. Jozwiak Carrie E. Rosato Uriah R. Ellis* Lauren M. Reynolds Kellie L. Cochran Samantha R. Kelly Jason D. Ross Christopher Emmanuel Patrick C. Rice Chandrese S. Colebrooke Adrienne C. Kendall Kristen C. Rowland Shannon E. Endres Glenn Rininger Joseph M. Coleman Joseph Kessler Roger F. Rozanski Chelsea R. Enright Tiya S. Rolle* Nicole E. Corring Kelly J. Kibbey Chad I. Rubin George W. Etheridge Alison F. Sausman Chelsea M. Cramer Corey C. Kirkwood Trevor C. Ruff Lee L. Fairchild Kayla M. Scarpone Kaitlyn A. Cranshaw Austin V. Knapp Ellen C. Ryan Christopher A. Fennell Carter W. Scott Adam B. Davis Billy D. Kuykendall Joseph R. Salzverg Missel I. Fernandez* Kirsten H. Sencil Victor De Moraes John D. Lanpher, III Simone L. Savino Ariel Fonticiella Russell L. Sloan Brea L. Dearing Richard A. Lavery, Jr. Keith L. Savino Edward L. Foster, III Brandon R. Smoot Anna K. DeCerchio Jordane E. Learn Nina C. Schmidt Brittany L. Fox Sarah F. Spacht Kyla M. DeRobbio Zachary Lee Nicole E. Senetcen Anthony E. Fusco Margaret J. Spicer Michael DeRosa Matthew J. Leon William A. Shaw Bryan L. Gallian Marissa C. Sprick Devan Desai Jennifer A. Lettman Kristen B. Simmons Joseph V. Gardner Marissa D. Statler Leeor Deutsch John A. Libby Kali Lauren M. Sinclair Mitchell R. Ghaneie Mark A. Templeton Christina R. Doan Valerie A. Little Amy C. Slattery Jordan Goldfarb Jacquelyn A. Thomas Andrea L. Doering- Megan S. Lloyd Timothy P. Sparks Laura E. Gomes Tyler L. Thomas Musslimani Ciera N. Locklair David J. Stark Solomon E. Gonite Kareem L. Todman Grant R. Dostie Zachary W. Lombardo Erica F. Steinmiller- Josiah D. Graham Michael D. Tooley Andrew C. Downs Charles Lovings, III Perdomo Sherri-Ann Grant-Clarke* W. Justin Vogel Huonganh Q. Duong Corey D. Luttrell Kristen E. Sterrett Steven D. Green Katherine C. Walton Rachael A. Dziechciarz Shaniqueka B. Marcelus Theodore R. Stotzer, Jr. Anne C. Griffith Daniel G. Ward Catherine Ellah Jonathan A. Martin Judith N. Tankel Tyler Gross Christopher J. Warnock Javier Esparza Ryan W. McCarville Danielle N. Thompson Philippe Habib Chad M. Weatherstone Khalil E. Farah Michael T. McGinn Zane M. Thompson Shawn Haggerty Ryan M. Wechsler Eduardo J. Faria Robert M. McKinley Thomas C. Treece Beverly K. Halloran David A. Weisz Margaret C. Farmer Heather R. McLellan Austin S. Turner Heather K. Ham-Warren Andrew D. Westcott Jessica U. Fernandez Carter P. McMillan Stephanie N. Twomey Joshua M. Hawkes Courtney L. Williams Jessica M. Foster Andrea-Li S. Medina Lauren M. Vagnoni Austin M. Hensel Amanda N. Williamson Geneva R. Fountain Charles F. Melges Joseph A. Varona Meghan N. Highfield Taylor S. Wolff Joshua S. Foutz Jessalea J. Miller Ross D. Vickers Frederick W. Holder Erik Woody Stephanie L. Fritzshall Jason S. Miller Robert C. Volpe Denisse C. Ilabaca Meghan D. Young Maureen F. Furino Andrew R. Missel Olivia F. Walker Olufunsho Ilori Celeste N. Gaines Ryan P. Molaghan David W. Ward Christina A. Jackson CLASS OF 2015 Lauren M. Gentry Ashley L. Moore Meredith M. Weber Sherman W. Jones Students: 263 Shanna-Kay A. Gibbs Davis A. Moye Cole G. West Kevin Joyce Number of Donors: 211 David R. Glickman Brendan J. Mullen Kevin M. Winters Sabina F. Kania Participation: 80.23% Zach N. Godsey Daniel J. Munoz Byron W. Wright Kala R. Kelly Ryan C. Abernethy Ann M. Goedert Nadine Navarro Bryan A. Yasinsac Kathleen J. Klepfer Amanda A. Adamczenko Bianca V. Gonzalez Shawn A. Nettles Megan E. Zbikowski Elena Komsky Matthew N. Adams Pamela C. Gordon Sarah R. Niewold Francisco D. Zornosa Sarah F. Kurish Sean K. Gravel William A. Nilson Kevin E. Alford CLASS OF 2016 Lindsay J. Kushner Anonymous Timothy J. Greene Zachary M. Nolan Stephanie Levitt Anonymous Ryan W. Griffin Colin P. Norton Students: 189 Wei Li Anonymous Felisha E. Grizzle Elizabeth M. Oakley Number of Donors: 157 Shanshan Liang Rebecca C. Arends Edward A. Grodin Daniel C. Osborne Participation: 83.07% Rebecca M. Lightle Brooke A. Bach Jacob D. Grollman Sade S. Oyinloye Aseye A. Ablordeppey John Loar Kelly A. Baker Ian C. Grossman Amy E. Parker Anthony E. Aguanno Antonio Lozada Brittnie R. Baker Oliver R. Guerrier Benjamin C. Patton Alexandra E. Akre George B. Magruder Alicia M. Bandoli Andrea Guzman Jessica Pickeral William J. Anderson Sara J. Mangan Lidija I. Barauskas Carson S. Hale Lucia Piva Krissa R. Anderson Alan C. Martin John V. Barraco John D. Harrington Corey Portnoy Anonymous Daniel H. Maziad Daniel P. Bart Kyle D. Hart Athanasios Poulakidas Leonardo Arias Vera

2014-15 ANNUAL REPORT 19 *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2014-2015 ALL ALUMNI AND STUDENT DONORS BY CLASS

Sarah H. Bailey Ashley D. Houlihan Matthew A. Sulkin Andrew J. Digby Justin L. Peters William B. Bailey Warren C. Howell Thomas A. Taylor Grey D. Dodge Christopher S. Pettus Stefan D. Barber Tia S. Huntley Brooke R. Tharpe Justin I. Donald Michael D. Piccolo Kelly D. Barnes Louis Jean-Baptiste Luis R. Then Thomas J. Doolan, III Kelsey Pincket Aaron H. Baroff Annie J. Kager Ashley A. Tinsley Alexandra P. Dorman Paul J. Polito Matthew D. Baylor Arslanbek Kalandarov Kristina M. Torpy Harrison R. DuBosar Nora R. Porter Sarah Logan Beasley Melanie C. Kalmanson Kali Tripodis James R. Dufoe William Price Whitney E. Benedict Justin F. Karpf Lane E. Turkle George M. Duncan, V Keith D. Pridgen Andrew M. Bennett Abdool S. Khaleel Clara A. Vickers Kristin H. Dupont Madison B. Prieto Jacob S. Bonnell Michelle N. Kim Odell M. Wahrmann Daniel F. Elsesser Amanda Qadri Stacey M. Bosch Andrew B. King Ian E. Waldick James M. Falls Erika D. Rawnsley Anika N. Boyce Cameron M. King Courtney N. Walmer Lolia Y. Fernandez Steven D. Reardon Olivia M. Brooks John G. Koeppel Kelsey M. Watry Lazaro P. Fields Benjamin A. Richter Aline L. Bryant Alexandra R. Kohn Eric M. Whitaker Patrick J. Fitzgerald Harris C. Roberts, IV Charles O. Burden Daniel R. Krumbholz Ryann E. White Shane Fitzsimmons Christopher Rodriguez Nicholas G. Bush Arrie N. Kustin Elizabeth S. Whittinghill Galen R. Flynn Taylor D. Roebig Jason D. Byrd, Jr. Joseph M. Lamb April L. Zinober Riley E. Fredrick Tara M. Rosenberg Victoria M. Cabrera Kimberly Large Matletha N. Fuller Randell H. Rowe, IV Monica B. Carusello Kristen G. Larson CLASS OF 2017 Cameron K. Fuqua Basil Sabbak Andrew Chase Anthony S. Lavargna Students: 188 Matthew R. Goller Christina N. Salazar Brieonna S. Christopher- Jaxon A. Lear Number of Donors: 172 Ellie D. Goralnick Alexandra N. Salerno Bucklew Brandon G. Little Participation: 91.49% Dalton L. Gray Elizabeth C. Salerno Patrick W. Christy Steffen M. LoCascio Stefan P. Adams Jeremy R. Green Marcia E. Sampson Rebeccah S. Clark Kristen J. Lonergan Adam C. Adubato Kyle W. Grimes Susan R. Savage Gannon M. Coens Daniel J. Lopez Britton Alexander Ariele L. Harshbarger Blaze M. Schwartz Douglas A. Cohen Juan D. Lopez Guevara Mana Alizadeh Alyssa Hartmann Bennett A. Secrest Christina M. Colbert Shelby L. Loveless Jordann L. Allen David E. Hasenauer Marianna R. Seiler Ernest A. Cox Mason E. Maney Paul M. Aloise, Jr. Tabitha R. Herrera Amber G. Selig Cortney G. Criswell Robyn E. Marcus Abigail K. Altman Amanda M. Hessein Max J. Smith Mary Catherine K. Crock Kerry A. Mawn Anonymous Kandace Hillebrandt Max J. Solomon Sandra K. Dean Gregory A. McAloon Anonymous Caleb Hinton Kristina V. Stamenovska Samantha Decenzo Derrick J. McBurrows Tyler P. Antolik Dylan B. Howard Andrew H. Stempel Kamryn M. Deegan Michael A. McDonald Steven J. Arce Courtney M. Humeston Lance D. Stephens Jason P. Del Rosso Carlyn P. McDowell Timothy A. Asta Korey N. Jones Robert S. Stephens Chase E. Den Beste Daniel J. McGinn Patrick M. Bailey Matthew W. Larkin Lauren R. Storch Barron F. Dickinson Gavin C. McLean John M. Baker Landon J. LaSalle Christina J. Strasser Robert S. Disney Sara M. McNeill John E. Balbona Joseph D. Leavitt Kevin M. Sullivan Michael B. Dobson Lexie C. Miller Tiffany Basdeosingh Charles R. LeCocq Claire Sundstrom Samuel D. Doxsee Michelle B. Mire Emily J. Baxter James A. Lewis Robert K. Sylvester Darin Duch Amanda L. Mollica Curt T. Bender Rico D. Lively Justin Tamayo David J. Ehrlich Ryan G. Myers Beatriz E. Benitez Carlos C. Lloreda Kristin J. Tellis Brian R. Elkins Chelsea N. Nelson Natalie M. Berezin Catherine A. Lockhart Donald L. Thompson Neil Epstein Gregory P. Neuberger Patrick S. Bickford Yoe Lopez, Jr. Lauren K. Thompson Meredith K. Fee Mary Nguyen-Nodelman Jonathan D. Bonello Kelsey A. Makeever William E. Tipton Harrison M. Fischer Taylor M. Onik Scott A. Borders Matthew A. Margolis Jazz Tomassetti Jessica L. Fletcher Nicola J. Pappas Melody I. Brooks Natalie A. Martinez Melissa Torres Tara R. Flomenhoft Ashley A. Parker Ryan S. Brown Travis S. Mcconnell Jack L. Townsend Kali M. Flood Lucas G. Parsons Laura B. Buitrago Ryan E. Mcfarland Melissa R. Utley Sarah C. Fodge Robert P. Patterson Camille D. Byrd Kevin McGavock Jacqueline A. Van Dennis P. Foster Zachary L. Pechter Amanda M. Campen Mackenzie K. Medich Laningham Robert B. Fredeking Meghan E. Pieler Nathaniel Carlson Jessica M. Melkun Stephen K. Varnell Brandi A. Gartrell Brittany M. Pinson Emma C. Carson W. Nathan Meloon Leah Vickers Samuel Gilot Roger A. Roche Kimberly K. Cawley Yameel L. Mercado Robles Travis A. Voyles Erica A. Gonsalves Taylor G. Sachs Jeffrey T. Champ Joseph A. Meyer Elisa M. Walker Miguel J. Gonzalez Christine L. Sanders Zeyu Chen Aqueelah S. Mitchell Christopher M. Walsh Kristin N. Gousse Kristofer Savy Shane A. Chernoff Trent M. Morse Molly C. West Kirstin M. Grice Justin M. Schneider Christa L. Childers Natalie M. Mousseau Danella C. Williams Christina L. Gualtieri Stephanie A. Schwarz David M. Choo Amanda J. Newlon Daniel H. Wolfe Luke M. Gumpert Karina I. Sheremet Brittany Cobb Christopher R. O’Brien Jared M. Woliver Lair A. Hall Megan D. Shoemaker Lauryn A. Collier Adrian Oliva Britney N. Wotton Curtis M. Hanna Chancey O. Smith Christopher C. Copeland Tiffany N. A. Oliver David J. Yaffe Kaliopi S. Haralambis Joshua Solomon Salvatore T. Coppolino Jessica A. Orenstein Donald J. Harrison Steven K. Specht Marissa H. Cuffe Robert J. Pace Joseph E. Hart Shane J. Spencer Clayton B. Culler Valentina M. Palmer Michael-Javad Hedayat Matthew R. Stock Joshua M. Dannheisser Logan S. Parker Svetlana A. Hillis Matthew Storch Joseph K. Davis Sarah Parrow Bradley T. Holmes Jazmeen D. Sule John M. DeJager, III Kadmiel Perez

20 FLORIDA STATE LAW *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2014-2015 All Cash Gifts by Level*

President’s Council: $100,000 & up John W. Frost, II

President’s Society: $25,000 - $99,999

F. Philip Blank Margaret A. Rolando Carlos R. Diez-Arguelles Jeffrey A. Stoops Middle Road Foundation

Dean’s Cabinet: $5,000 - $24,999

Clay B. Adkinson Barbara Jorgenson W. Riley Allen Fred E. Karlinsky Anonymous Lawrence A. Kellogg Anonymous Julio C. Martinez, Jr. Mary Anne Bestebreurtje Matthews & Jones, LLP Cecelia Bonifay Wellington H. Meffert, II and Cari Lynn Roth John A. Boudet William W. Montjoy Lisabeth W. Chambers Brian D. O’Neill Terry P. Cole Robert A. Pierce Stephen A. Ecenia Sean Pittman Thomas K. Equels David E. Ramba Ernst & Young Steven A. Rissman Joseph R. Flood, Jr. Gina G. Smith C. David Fonvielle, III Wendy J. Stein Craig B. Glidden The BARBRI Group Enrico G. Gonzalez Charles F. and Cynthia S. Tunnicliff Marcos R. Gonzalez, Jr. Edwin Walborsky Henry, Buchanan, Hudson, Suber & Carter, P.A Nancy Mason Wallace Larry Hill and Diane Hill Bruce I. Wiener and Wendy R. Wiener Hopping Green & Sams Professor JoLen Rawls Wolf

*Includes only cash received during the 2015 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges. See page 5 for Larger Gift Commitments.

2014-15 ANNUAL REPORT 21 ALL CASH GIFTS BY LEVEL*

Dean’s Council: $2,000 - $4,999

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.- Ray P. Jefferies Curtis S. Pajcic Nu Iota Omega Chapter Deborah K. Kearney Professor of Law Emerita Tanya L. Bower Margaret-Ray Kemper Jane Rigler Dana Brooks Law Offices of Friedman, Frank Professor Nat S. Stern Broad and Cassel and Abrahamsen Theodore L. Tripp, Jr. Charles E. Buker, III D. Michael Mathes L. Buck Vocelle, Jr. Alberto L. De Rojas Sheila M. McDevitt Cheng-Shou Wang Fixel & Willis William B. Milliken Dean Donald J. Weidner Isidro M. Garcia Ronald L. Nelson Jeffrey P. Whitton Thomas M. Gonzalez Karen Oehme The Honorable James R. Wolf Charles W. Griggers Rosemary O’Shea

Barrister’s Council: $1,000 - $1,999

Garry D. Adel Holland & Knight LLP Scott B. Smith J. Rhiannon Arnold Hook & Bolton, P.A. Harris K. Solomon and Katharine Jeffrey T. Bankowitz and Allison E. C. Howard Hunter, III S. Barry Turnbul l Judkins, Simpson & Schulte Susan L. St. John Robert A. Bass The Honorable Lorraine M. Kelly Theodore R. Stotzer and Marion F. Stotzer James D. Beasley Nancy G. Linnan Thompson, Sizemore, Gonzalez & Larry D. Beltz Mayor John R. Marks, III Hearing, P.A. E. Tyron Brown Glen A. McClary J. Thompson Thornton and Julie S. Jason B. Burnett Travis L. Miller J. Thornton L. Antonio Cabassa and Angela C. J. Scott Nooney Scott K. Tozian Cabassa Neal Osiason George L. Varnadoe Brandon G. Cathey Seth A. Pajcic The Honorable Samantha L. Ward William W. Corry Seam Park and Jennifer L. Shelfer Linda Spaulding White Diez-Arguelles & Tejedor, P.A. David L. Powell and Victoria L. Joshua A. Whitman Kenneth J. Dorchak Weber Mark S. Ellis Frank P. Rainer Miranda F. Fitzgerald The Honorable Debra Roberts H. Bart Fleet The Honorable Jose R. Rodriguez Matthew K. Foster and Ana E. Tangel-Rodriguez GrayRobinson, P.A. Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & James F. Heekin, Jr. Shipley, PA Melanie Ann Hines Francis H. Sheppard

*Includes only cash received during the 2015 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges. See page 5 for Larger Gift Commitments.

22 FLORIDA STATE LAW Counselors’ Club: Patrick T. Kinni C. Gary Williams Elizabeth J. Daniels Erik V. Korzilius $500 - $999 The Honorable Elizabeth C. Williamson Paul Daragjati Peter M. Kramer Kurtis T. Bauerle Stephen R. Koons Representative John G. The Honorable Edwin P. Krieger, Jr. Lilia R. Bell J. Mark Langdon Wood, Jr. Henry E. Davis Jesslyn A. Krouskroup Jennifer R. Beltz Markenzy Lapointe Professor Mary Ziegler Kasandra L. Derry Bruce E. Kuhse Edward L. and Christi A. Lawson Martin R. Dix Leslie S. Kushner D. Hywel Leonard Advocates’ Club: Stephen S. Dobson, III Daniel W. Langley Cecilia F. Birk $250 - $499 Bruce B. Blackwell Peter M. Lopez James W. Dodson M. Catherine Lannon Steven V. Blount Frederick J. Lotterhos, III Samuel T. Adams David O. Doyle, Jr. Thomas L. LaSalle James C. Brady Kevin Grant and Helena G. Marianne Lloyd Aho Michael E. Duclos Professor Jennifer Parker Kathleen L. Brennan Malchow Melissa F. Allaman Charles F. Dudley LaVia Kimberly T. Brennen John W. Manuel The Honorable William S. Dufoe David R. Lenox Joe D. Briggs Carl P. McDonald Michael G. Allen Peter M. Dunbar Rhys P. Leonard Barbara P. Burke Matthew H. Mears The Honorable Christopher L. Dunham Lois B. Lepp Lawrence P. Bush Microsoft John Antoon, II The Honorable Kathleen B. Levitz The CarMax Foundation Neil B. Mooney Robert C. Apgar Janette C. Dunnigan The Honorable Jorge Chamizo Mary Ann Morgan William E. Atwater, III The Honorable Terr y P. Lewis C. John Christensen Gordon C. Murray, Jr. Matthew B. Baggett J. Dale Durrance Domenick R. Lioce The Honorable Daniel J. Newlin Anthony L. Bajoczky Tiffany Eggers Representative Marcelo Robert S. Cohen and Luke Newman Alvan Balent, Jr. Professor Charles W. Llorente Karen L. Asher-Cohen Louis K. Nicholas, II Carole J. Barice Ehrhardt J. Christopher Lombardo J. Michael Coleman Helen P. Palladeno James C. Barth Patrick G. Emmanuel, Jr. Lynn and Edward Mack Andrew J. Collinson and Patsy J. Palmer Thomas A. Beenck Erika B. Engelson Raymer F. Maguire, III Melanie S. Collinson Thomas F. Panebianco Richard M. Benham Pamela H. Espenshade Patrick P. F. Martin The Honorable The Honorable Paul R. Berg Eileen D. Fernandez Stephen S. Mathues Lacey A. Collier Gregory S. Parker Matthew L. Beville David R. Fletcher Sidney L. Matthew Gerald B. Cope, Jr. Carl R. Peterson, Jr. Gary A. Bokas Thomas B. Gaines, Jr. Robert R. McDonald Lawrence N. Curtin and Michael P. Petrovich William E. Bond, Jr. Vivian F. Garfein Steven P. McDonald Jeanne B. Curtin Pablo S. and Emilia A. Steven D. Braverman Professor Larry T. Garvin Jack C. McElroy Evelyn Fletcher Davis Quesada Adrian R. Bridges John F. Gilroy, III Peter B. McKernan, II Ron DiGiacomo Mark C. Reid and Alicia Amanda L. Brock David J. Glatthorn Avery D. McKnight Jennifer R. Dixon Westhoff Reid Courtney S. Brogan Gordon J. Glover James R. Meyer, Sr. Manuel J. Dominguez Peter D. Ringsmuth Thomas W. Brooks Paul R. Green Bert J. Millis Katy H. Donlan Tance E. Roberts Crystal T. Broughan Christopher L. Griffin Steven M. Millsap Edward W. Dougherty, Jr. Brett A. Rogers and Sherri Douglas B. Brown The Honorable Marty E. Moore Martha J. Edenfield Fuhrer Rogers The Honorable Raymond O. Gross Richard W. Moore Linda Bond Edwards John A. Rogers, Jr. Catherine M. Brunson Gregory S. Hansen Marilyn K. Morris Alejandro Espino Leron E. Rogers Guy E. Burnette, Jr. W. Christopher Hart John H. Mueller Lisa Etheridge Harold A. Saul Jeffrey L. Burns Steven C. Hartsell Randall P. Mueller John Fagan Professor Mark B. Tammy D. Butler Herbert D. Haughton Mark H. Muller Manuel Farach Seidenfeld Jennifer Stearns Buttrick Patrick F. Healy Robyn D. Neely The Honorable M. David Shapiro Jason E. Campbell Roland A. Hermida, II Kara Tollett Oakley James B. Fensom Melanie Shoemaker Griffin William G. Capko JoLinda L. Herring J. Stephen O’Hara, Jr. Warren L. Franz and Michael E. Griffin Kerey Carpenter Robert K. High, Jr. Bob Owens Mark Friesen Robert J. Simcox, III Kelly Cheary Mark D. Hobson Jason W. Owsley Laverne Lewis Gaskins John E. Slaughter, Jr. Karen A. Childers Mark E. Holcomb Christine I. Parrish Katherine E. Giddings Dr. Robert S. Smith Rochelle Birnbaum Chiocca Thomas F. Icard, Jr. Wilford A. Payne, III Joan Marie Gilbert A. James Spalla Barney J. Chisolm, Jr. Clemente Jose Inclan Jeffrey W. Pepper Robert S. Goldman and Lu Susan T. Spradley Robert W. Clark Assistant Dean Janeia G. Russell Petersen Ann Snider Marilyn B. Strauss Christine A. Clolinger Daniels Ingram Ralph A. Peterson Kathy R. Grunewald Susan V. Stucker Clark J. Cochran, Jr. David M. Jeffries Stephen P. Preisser Richard B. Hadlow The Honorable David S. Cohen John R. Jenkins Joyce M. Raidle Wm. Andrew Haggard Terr y D. Terrell Gene V. Coker M. James Jenkins Charles R. Ranson Teeka K. Harrison Michael B. Twomey and Robert A. Cole Louise T. Jeroslow Senior Vice President Patrick Kristie L. Hatcher-Bolin Laura L. Rush Paul D. Condon Professor Steve R. Johnson R. Ray, Jr. Terry L. Hill The Honorable Charles L. Cooper, Jr. Steven K. Johnson Sharon L. Ray Wayne Hogan Suzanne S. Van Wyk Tink D. Cooper Randolph B. Jones, Jr. The Honorable William D. Horgan, III Daniel R. Vega Michael F. Coppins Jonathan D. Kaney, Jr. Stephanie W. Ray Sharon B. Johnson Ray Vickers Kathryn G. W. Cowdery Dina A. Keever-Agrama Professor Jarrod Reich Roderick N. Jones Francisco J. Vinas J. Burke Culler, Jr. Assistant Professor Jay B. Craig A. Reutlinger Eleanor A. Joseph Ansley Watson, Jr. Professor H. Talbot Kesten George S. Reynolds, IV Mark E. Kaplan Robert A. Weiss D’Alemberte Roland W. Kiehn The Honorable Robert L. Kilbride The Honorable Daniel S. Dalesandro Robert F. Kohlman George S. Reynolds, III Samuel P. King Joe A. Wild Charlotte H. Danciu Maury R. Kolchakian Douglas S. Roberts

*Includes only cash received during the 2015 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges. See page 5 for Larger Gift Commitments.

2014-15 ANNUAL REPORT 23 ALL CASH GIFTS BY LEVEL*

Gary A. Roberts Solicitors’ Club: Harmony A. Conti Laura E. Chilcutt and Hugo H. deBeaubien The Honorable $100 - $249 Bodurtha Christina Y. Taylor Hugo S. deBeaubien L. Clayton Roberts Professor Frederick M. Don A. Boggs Bruce B. Childers David S. Dee The Honorable Abbott Bradley M. Bole Garnett W. Chisenhall, Jr. The Honorable Heather Pinder Rodriguez Eric T. Abrahamsen and T. Foster Boone and Ronald A. Christaldi Kathleen F. Dekker and and Diego Rodriguez Brynna J. Ross Martha Boone Donna Christie Philip C. Claypool Debra L. Romanello Major Miguel R. Acosta Edward M. Booth, Jr. Douglas G. Christy and Jorge I. G. del Valle Ty G. Roofner Jay Adams Raymond I. Booth, III Erin H. Christy Steven G. Dell, II Robert L. Rothman Lieutenant Colonel Kristin George W. Boring, III Martha H. Chumbler Ralph A. DeMeo Leonard K. Samuels L. Ader Winston K. Borkowski William E. Clague Craig A. Dennis Thomas P. Scarritt, Jr. Professor Kelli A. Alces John C. Bottcher James G. Clark and Lacey Timothy E. Dennis Randal L. Schecter John M. Alford Anne-Marie L. Bowen Powell Clark Matthew J. Devine Joseph B. Schimmel The Honorable Charles Everett Boyd, Jr. Mary Ellen Clark Danielle DeVito-Hurley Adam G. Schwartz Faye L. Allen Jacob A. Brainard Robert N. Clarke, Jr. Moses R. Dewitt Patricia Ellen Sellers Charles C. Aller S. James Brainerd Jeremy K. Cloud Terrie S. Didier Robert C. Shearman Francis J. Allman, Jr. Jaclyn P. Bralower David K. Coburn Leonard J. Dietzen, III David R. Singleton Matthew J. Allman William B. Brannon, Jr. Scott C. Cochran The Honorable Glenn N. Smith Thomas T. Alspach Philip J. Braun Michael J. Coniglio Charles W. Dodson and Lawrence W. Smith Alexander Alvarez John Dixon Bridgers, III Susan G. Connelly Samantha D. Boge Natalie F. Smith Frank C. Amatea Melville G. Brinson, III Thomas W. Conroy Laura J. Donaldson Brandon R. Smoot Paul H. Amundsen Elliot R. Brooks The Honorable James M. Donohue David H. Solo David F. Anderson Brooks, LeBoeuf, Bennett, Timothy Coon Mike M. Donovan The Honorable Professor Paolo G. Annino Foster, Gwartney, P.A. Michael M. Corin Jason R. Doss and Karen Specie Vivian Arenas-Battles Frank E. Brown David M. Corry Joy L. Doss Thomas J. Spulak The Honorable Christopher R. Bruce Colonel Raymond K. James R. Douglass, III C. Norman Stallings, Jr. C. Jeffery Arnold E. Thomas Brushwood Costello John R. Dowd, Sr. Deborah B. Stern Lynwood F. Arnold, Jr. Michael P. Bruyere John W. Costigan Conal F. Doyle Gerald B. Sternstein Marlo K. Arnold William E. Bubsey Douglas L. Covington Deborah M. Doyle Surterra Holdings, Inc David C. Ashburn Rick A. Buchwalter The Honorable Joshua M. Drechsel A. Broward Taff, Jr. Elaine K. Ashley Stephen W. Buckley Cynthia L. Cox Alton E. Drew John Marc Tamayo Chap and Marie Ashmore The Honorable Thomas A. Crabb Kimberly Ann Driggers William F. Tarr Randal B. Atkinson Joseph A. Bulone Robert C. Crabtree John N. Drobak Texas Instruments Lisa J. Augspurger William S. Burns, Jr. Jacob T. and Terin M. Eli M. DuBosar Lieutenant Colonel C. DuBose Ausley Patrick L. Butler Barbas Cremer Brian S. Duffy Christopher J. Thielemann Dominic J. Baccarella William A. Buzzett and Sonia R. Crockett Donna F. Dugger John E. Thomas Seth Bader Kelly H. Buzzett Sean B. Cronin Donna Duncan The Honorable Bank of America Charitable Brian P. Byrd Dana Crosby-Collier David B. Dunnavant Patricia V. Thomas Foundation Joseph G. Bywater Brian J. Cross Michael J. Dupree The Honorable Bert W. Barclay David M. Caldevilla Ileana A. Cruz Brian A. Dusseault Emerson R. Thompson, Jr. Mark P. Barnebey Lourdes M. Calvo-Paquette Faye L. Cuevas Colonel Charles L. Early, Jr. Joshua M. Toman Leander D. Barnhill Bruce A. Campbell and F. Alan Cummings David D. Eastman Carlos O. Torano Summer M. Barranco Susan P. Stephens Charles L. Curtis David H. Echavarria Brian R. Toung Ana M. Barton Carlos J. Canino Janice Joy Dahl Mary A. Edenfield Representative Carlos John W. Bass, Sr. Dominic M. Caparello Virginia C. Dailey William T. Edwards, Jr. Trujillo Judith A. Bass Georgia A. Cappleman Thomas W. Danaher Maureen A. Eggert Bart R. Valdes The Honorable C. Graham Carothers, Jr. The Honorable Richard A. Ehlers Kevin J. Vander Kolk Edward T. Bauer Frederick Carroll, III, William H. Dane, Jr. Robert L. and Audrey J. Nancy Virgin Professor Shawn J. Bayern C.P.A. Nancy A. Daniels Ehrhardt Lillian A. Vitagliano-Baum Arthur C. Beal, Jr. Mary S. Carroll Joseph C. D’Annunzio Tracey L. Ellerson Carolyn E. Wagner Roger N. Beaubien Reverend Matthew M. Jean-Jacques Darius William B. Eppley Nicolas J. Watkins Marialle A. Bell Carter, II Jordan A. Datchko Susan Smith Erdelyi Barry S. Webber The Honorable The Honorable D. Scott Dattan Enrique G. Estevez, Ph.D. The Honorable Robert B. Bennett, Jr. Gerardo Castiello Mary Anne Davies Randall J. Etheridge Keith F. White Alan N. Berg Representative Katherine Diana L. Davis Maurice D. Evans John C. Whitton, Jr. Joseph J. Bernardo Castor and William R. The Honorable Tyler B. Everett Dwayne E. Williams Lisa Norris Bernau Lewis Marguerite H. Davis and Michael R. Fabec F. Palmer Williams Bridget A. Berry Christopher C. Cathcart J. Riley Davis Rodney G. Fair J. Riley Williams, IV Joan H. Bickerstaff A. Van Catterton, Jr. Marshall D. Davis Kenneth D. Feldman and Andrea G. Wilson Eric R. Birge Michael D. and Jennifer F. Tessa R. Davis Margaret P. Feldman Assistant Professor Samuel Gregory Black Cerasa William H. Davis Jonathan A. Feltham, II and R. Wiseman Steven M. Blount Jorge M. Cestero The Honorable Jillian L. Feltham David G. Wotton Janette Blue Joseph C. Chancey Miguel M. de la O Dennis R. Ferguson James A. Boatman, Jr. Nathan D. Chapman Helio P. De La Torre Stephanie C. Ferlita Maxwell X. Che Clay A. Deatherage Gustavo A. Fernandez

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24 FLORIDA STATE LAW Alan B. Fields Forrest S. Fields, Jr. Peter Gunnar Fisher and Erin A. Cuzzort Mark T. and Angela D. Flaherty Patrick B. Flanagan The Honorable Jeffrey M. Fleming Jacob D. Flentke Charles R. Fletcher Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers The Honorable Ronald W. Flury John H. and Debra L. Foote Julia Breslin Foster Todd A. Foster David M. Frank Franita Tolson, the Betty T. David P. Fraser Ferguson Professor of Voting Felipe Frias Rights, with students. Bridget M. Friedman John B. Fuller, III The Honorable Carolyn K. Fulmer Charles J. Grimsley Jon J. Hernan Jerry M. Johns The Honorable William M. Furlow, III James S. Groh The Honorable Danythe E. Johnson Patricia A. Kinsey and David M. Gagnon Diane A. Grubbs Glenn L. Hess Gene L. and Kelly Roy M. Kinsey, Jr. Armando Garcia David J. Guerrieri, Jr. H. Louis Hill and Calynne Overstreet Johnson S. Curtis Kiser Michael D. Gardner Brian T. Guthrie Hill The Honorable Wendell J. Kiser C. Ian Garland Robert D. Guthrie, Jr. Paul F. Hill T. Michael Johnson Kristine E. Knab Ryan M. Garrett Scott E. Gwartney Wesley A. Hill E. Burke Jolly J. Craig Knox and Anna C. Heidi Ellen Garwood Stephen K. Hachey Lee F. Hinkle Charles E. Jones Fentriss Kathy S. Gatzlaff Kellie Symons Hall Christine D. Hoke Gerald W. Jones, Jr. James P. Knox The Honorable Steven K. and Sherry G. Francis E. Holden, Jr. Thomas J. Jones Steven G. Koeppel Nicholas P. Geeker Hall J. David Holder Robert W. Joyce Edmond E. Koester Steven A. Geller David D. Hallock, Jr. Kimberly D. Holladay Elise F. Judelle Lauren P. Kohl Lawrence S. Gendzier The Honorable Randall H. Holliday Jeremy N. Jungreis James G. Kontos Professor Sally C. Gertz Kim C. Hammond William H. Hollimon Professor Jeffrey H. Kahn Lawrence M. Korn Jill D. Ghini Kelly D. Hancock Jarrad C. Holst Eric J. Kaidanow Carrie K. Kroll Benjamin J. Gibson James M. Hankins Jamie B. Horne Jay E. Kauffman, CPA Kenneth L. Kuerzi H. Timothy Gillis The Honorable Norman H. Horton, Jr. M. Hope Keating Kelly Parsons Kwiatek Eric S. Giunta James C. Hankinson Robert H. Hosay C. Laurence Keesey The Honorable Norma N. Givens Randall W. Hanna Melissa R. Hourihan William P. Keith Keith R. Kyle Stann W. Givens Joseline J. Hardrick Professor Shi-Ling Hsu Steven B. Kelley Guy E. Labalme Jeffrey A. Glass H. Lawrence Hardy Professor David M. Hudson Jason K. Kellogg and Bruce D. Lamb Kenneth S. Gluckman The Honorable Edwin R. Hudson Cassandra Rosas Kellogg Marion D. Lamb, III Shawn P. Goletz Timothy D. Harley Sara N. Huff Terri Jo Kennedy The Honorable Abel Gomez Kenneth R. Hart and Carol Angela L. Hughes Russell S. Kent Harlow H. Land, Jr. Lawrence A. Gonzalez L. Gregg J. Michael Hughes Joseph L. Kershaw, Jr. Assistant Professor David E. Susana D. Gonzalez Marshall R. Hart Humana Foundation The Honorable Landau Margaret C. Good-Earnest The Honorable Thomas L. Hunker John M. Kest and Thomas F. Lang Lewis G. Gordon Patricia M. Hart J. Blake Hunter and Allison The Honorable Erick D. Langenbrunner Colonel Richard E. Gordon James F. Hartman P. Hunter Sally D. M. Kest A. Lawton Langford Aaron R. Gott Tracy W. Hatch Jennifer Hurst Margaret Jost Khan Sharon D. Larson Linda H. Gottlieb Roger J. Haughey, II and R.J. Hutchins Lieutenant Colonel John L. Joseph W. Lawrence, II Andrew L. Granger April E. Haughey Tracey J. Hyde Kiel, Jr. The Honorable Admiral Harold E. Grant John M. Hayes, Jr. Charles W. Inman The Honorable Charles A. Lawson The Honorable Douglas J. Helling Carl D. Inskeep Lewis M. Killian, Jr. Professor Hugh M. Lee David W. Green John J. Hemrick The Honorable King & Wood, P.A. Professor Tahirih V. Lee J. David Green C. Earl Henderson Claudia R. Isom and A. Kimberly L. King The Honorable Malcolm S. Greenfield Donald R. Henderson Woodson Isom, Jr. Paul F. King and Kathleen J. Ronald A. Legendre Anthony J. Griffith Valeria Hendricks Edward P. Jackson Loggins Bruce A. Leinback Professor Elwin J. Griffith Carol L. Hendrix Gregory A. Jackson, Jr. Dr. Arthur H. Lester Julie C. Griffiths Carly A. Hermanson Thomas R. Jenkins Brian A. Leung

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Jami Lewis Captain Micah C. Lonniell Olds Megan K. Reynolds Matthew A. Smith Joseph C. Timothy Lewis McMillan Daniel F. O’Shea Judy Rice Goldman Sam J. Smith Terry E. Lewis Bruce R. Meeks Georgette Panagotacos A. Wayne Rich William H. Sned, Jr. Thomas E. Lewis, Jr. William N. Meggs Mary L. Pankowski Robert H. Rigsby, Jr. Julie S. Sneed Shanshan Liang Pablo Meles Peter Papagianakis Kristan B. Rivers The Honorable M. Paul Liepshutz Luis Menendez-Aponte Sarah A. Pape John Clay Roark Charles P. Sniffen Rebecca M. Lightle Representative Larry E. Ryan K. Parker John E. Roberts Benjamin G. Snipes R. Kent Lilly Metz Bruce D. Partington and Sean J. Roberts Dena H. Sokolow D. Christine Lindamood Craig A. Meyer Elizabeth J. Partington H. Dan Robuck, Jr. Richard H. Sollner Christopher S. Linde James W. Middleton John Paulich, III Tiffany A. Roddenberry Daniel M. Soloway Heather F. Lindsay Assistant Dean Catherine John F. Pauly, Jr. J. Mark Rodgers Teresa J. Sopp Assistant Professor Jake J. Miller The Honorable Mark A. Roeder Major Phylisha Robinson Linford David K. Miller Richard G. Payne R. William Roland South J. Richard Livingston Mindy L. Miller T. DeWayne Pearson John D. Roman Steven L. Sparkman Jezabel Llorente The Honorable Carl J. Peckinpaugh Michael R. Ross Winter E. Spires-Belford Atheseus R. Lockhart Peter T. Miller Jason M. Peery Mitchell J. Rubin Tricia A. Spivey John M. Lockwood Charles F. Mills, III Thomas G. Pelham Laura A. Rushin Assistant Professor Mark P. Professor Wayne A. Logan Kimelyn A. Minnifield Robert A. Pell Terrence J. Russell Spottswood E. John Lopez Deborah S. Minnis Eric S. Pendergraft Shannon Hartsfield Kareem J. Spratling Alfred J. Lojo and The Honorable Michael C. Pendley Salimone Hadas Kohn Stagman Corinne N. Lojo Donald S. Modesitt Stephan A. Pendorf Lee F. Sanderson JoAnn Marie Stalcup Edward A. Lopez John P. Moneyham Robin M. Petersen Philip A. Sandon Linda J. Stalvey Richard I. Lott and Thomas Montgomery Jonathan R. Picard Hala A. Sandridge Marjorie Starnes-Bilotti Patricia D. Lott Conti J. Moore Stephanie Pidermann William F. Sansone State Attorney’s Office Glenn E. Lovett Emily Moore Jorge L. Piedra Santa Clara University Jacqueline B. Steele Edward W. Luczynski, III John A. Moore Matthew S. Pila School of Law Betty J. Steffens Professor Paul E. Lund Douglas H. Morford Nancy C. Pistilli-Hurst Luke C. Savage Susan L. Stephens Andrew J. Lutostanski Clinton S. Morrell and Stephen S. Poche Rick A. Savage and Dustin S. Stephenson William R. Lyle, Jr. Emily B. Morrell Justice Ricky L. Polston Amelia A. Savage Jodi L. Stevens Scott C. Maddox Trent M. Morse Richard J. Potash Vicky A. Savage Lynn C. Stewart-Mullen Terrell C. Madigan Carl D. Motes The Honorable Jeffrey H. Savlov Phelicia D. Stiell Michael W. Magyar Ronald A. Mowrey Errol H. Powell Robert I. Scanlan Sally Still Sherri Denton Mallory Dina S. Munasifi Matthew D. Powell James M. Schiff George H. Stopp, Jr. Carolyn Chinn Maly Craig A. Mundy Kenneth D. Pratt Linda C. Schmidt Krista A. Storey Michael Mandeville Randolph P. Murrell William D. Preston Howard L. Scholl Leslei G. Street Douglas L. Mannheimer Steven D. Muscatello PricewaterhouseCoopers, Russell P. Schropp The Honorable Robert M. Marasco Alexander Muszynski, III LLC Alicia J. Schumacher Radford R. Sturgis Professor David L. Markell Daniel E. Myers and Laurence C. Pritchard Jeffrey M. Schumm Robin L. Suarez Kevin P. Markey Loula M. Fuller The Honorable Charles A. Schuster Jesse F. and Catherine H. Joshua R. Markman Noah H. Nadler Michael J. Provost Peter Schwarz Suber David J. Marsh Alan C. Nash Eric D. Prutsman Mark A. Scott Charles A. Sullivan, Jr. Robert C. Martin Eric M. and Elizabeth W. Publix Super Markets Robert M. Scott and Thomas R. Sullivan William C. Martin, III Neiberger Charities, Inc. Darby Kerrigan Scott William L. Sundberg Rafael E. Martinez Gregory P. Nelson Bryan T. Pugh Steven L. Seliger Marc A. Sussman The Honorable Emily T. Neubert H. Mark Purdy The Honorable Rouselle A. Sutton Krista M. Marx Megan E. Newcomb Kent R. Putnam and Paula Jan Shackelford Stephen D. Swartz James C. Massie and Kim Y. Nguyen L. Walborsky Karusha Y. Sharpe Glenda F. Swearingen Janice G. Scott Mary Nguyen-Nodelman Thomas B. Putnam, Jr. and Sandra N. Shaw Captain Steven P. George W. Mathews, III Linda Noel Daphne W. Putnam George H. Sheldon Szymanski Larry A. Matthews Mark W. Nonni Timothy R. Qualls Daniel W. Sheppard Professor Phyllis C. Taite Willie G. May Rachel E. Nordby Abby J. Queale William B. Shepro Tallahassee Kiwanis Club Elizabeth J. Maykut Lisa B. Noroian Samuel P. Queirolo Christopher J. Shipley Charles R. Talley Commander Anthony J. Christopher B. Norris Paul A. Quimby Vikki R. Shirley Judith N. Tankel Mazzeo Susan Potter Norton Carolyn S. Raepple Michael A. Shorstein Christon R. Tanner and Ryon M. McCabe Novartis US Foundation Mary Lou Rajchel J. Phillip Short Laura L. Tanner The Honorable Michael A. Novo Stephen J. Rapp and M. Kay Simpson The Honorable H. Hentz McClellan Zinelle A. October Amanda H. Rapp Michael A. Sjuggerud Joseph Q. Tarbuck John K. McClure Benjamin A. Odom Kyle L. Redfearn David B. Slaughter Michael A. Tartaglia Michael K. McCormick Preston O. Odom, III The Honorable The Honorable Vice Mayor Molly J. Tasker Mari H. McCully Kevin M. and Courtney M. Thomas T. Remington Elijah Smiley Damian C. Taylor Joseph A. McGlothlin O’Brien Jason M. and Kristen D. Alisa M. Smith Phillip H. Taylor and Carol Jack L. McLean, Jr. Sean M. O’Haire Renner Barbara R. Smith J. Taylor Leenette W. McMillan Professor Jane Boyd Ohlin Brett R. Renton Christopher J. Smith William B. Taylor, IV Kelly A. O’Keefe Claude D. Revels, III Denise M. Smith Elizabeth A. Teegen

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26 FLORIDA STATE LAW Mark A. Templeton Christopher W. West Richard H. Albritton, III Kelly A. Baker Jonathan D. Benton John J. Terhune Jon S. Wheeler Silvia M. Alderman Ronald L. Baker Sara R. Benvenisty Kenneth C. Thomas, Jr. Thomas E. Wheeler, Jr. Benjamin L. Alexander Timothy B. Baker and Steven D. Beres Mark S. Thomas Bradley F. White Britton Alexander Jessica L. Baker Natalie M. Berezin Molly E. Thomas Brandon W. White Kevin E. Alford Vicky L. Baker Brett J. Berlin Ramona H. Thomas H. Darrell White, Jr. Asad Ali John E. Balbona Alejandra G. Berlioz Shira R. Thomas William F. Whitson Mana Alizadeh Alicia M. Bandoli Lourdes Bernal-Dixon Donald E. Thompson, II D. Keith Wickenden Gregory B. Allen Nicholas P. Banegas Robert F. Bethea Timothy R. Thornton Teresa Beazley Widmer Jordann L. Allen Adam L. Bantner, II Jed N. Bhuta Eric B. Tilton Alaine S. Williams Nicole A. Allen Lidija I. Barauskas Patrick S. Bickford Heather M. Toft Charles S. Williams, Jr. Randel V. Allen Stefan D. Barber Cody S. Bilgrien Assistant Professor Franita Jason G. Williams Edward R. Almeyda David J. Barberie Assistant Director Patricia Tolson William B. Willingham Paul M. Aloise, Jr. Laura A. Bare Bingham-Harper Michael J. Tomkiewicz Bonnie A. Wilmot Modoline Altenor Erika J. Barger Maite C. Bisigni Christopher A. Tomlinson Timothy D. Wolf Abigail K. Altman Ari S. Bargil Lane Cofer Black The Honorable Kathleen J. Wolff Richard A.C. Alton The Honorable Robin D. Black Vincent G. Torpy, Jr. Taylor S. Wolff Joaquin Alvarez Thomas H. Barkdull, Tandy T. Blackburn President H. James Towey Richard F. Woodford, Jr. Kevin R. Alvarez III and Jayne Regester Nicole E. Blais The Honorable T. Michael Woods Shaun N. Amarnani Barkdull Jose A. Blanco Richard R. Townsend David Luther Woodward Leslie A. Ames Alexander D. Barker Michael D. Blank Deborah R. Tracy Charles L. Woody Jared D. Andersen Arthur S. Barksdale, IV Professor Tamara G. George E. Tragos E. Gary Work, Jr. Amanda L. Anderson Kelly D. Barnes Blenkhorn Jeffrey B. Trammell R. Scheffel Wright Bret S. Anderson Sherrie J. Barnes Marina B. Blickley Meredith Trammell The Honorable C. Christopher Anderson, Thomas L. Barnhart Helaine M. Blum Lieutenant Colonel Walter William L. Wright III Aaron H. Baroff Lauren E. Bobek L. Trierweiler, USA Ret. James H. Wyman Krissa R. Anderson Keoki M. Baron James L. Bodden John J. Truitt Mark B. Yeslow Sean J. Anderson Kenneth J. Barr Bradley G. Bodiford Christian B. Turner David A. Yon William J. Anderson John V. Barraco Larissa M. Bodniowycz Lucille E. Turner Daniel Te Young John S. Andrews Daniel P. Bart Gene S. Boger Tony A. Turner L. David Zube Tat-lin Angus Tiffany Basdeosingh Brian C. Bohm Thomas C. Tyler, Jr. Sheryl S. Zust Laura E. Anthony Lisa Sutton Bass Alexander R. Boler Jason E. Vail and Abigail Tyler P. Antolik D. A. Bass-Frazier Herron T. Bond London-Vail Associates’ Club: Alexandra Aparicio Shirley L. Bates Kristen E. Bond Michael A. Valverde Up to $99 Hugo L. Apellaniz Charles J. Bauder, III Jonathan D. Bonello Joseph J. Van Rooy and Tara Robert B. Abel, Jr. Joseph M. Aramini Ana Eliza T. Bauersachs Jacob S. Bonnell Van Rooy Ryan C. Abernethy Steven J. Arce Jett L. Baumann Michael E. Bonner Robert D. Vandiver Aseye A. Ablordeppey Rebecca C. Arends Emily J. Baxter Matthew D. Bordelon Laura L. Vaughan Alan Abramowitz and Jodi James J. Argento Lauren E. Baye Scott A. Borders Cass D. Vickers K. Abramowitz Leonardo Arias Vera Matthew D. Baylor The Honorable Richard R. Vickers Dr. Barbara Demby Abrams William B. Armistead Bryan L. Baysinger Mark J. Borello George L. Waas Charles J. Abrams Joy A. Tootle Armstrong Lori A. Beail-Farkas Samuel Mark Borowski Neill G. Wade, IV Jacob Abrams and Gabriella Jason C. Arnold David R. Bear Tadeusz A. Borowski, Jr. J. Jeffry Wahlen, Esq Armas Frederick L. Aschauer, Jr. Sarah Logan Beasley Lee-Anne Bosch J. Gary Walker Thomas L. Abrams Terrance L. Ashanta-Barker Heather White Beato Stacey M. Bosch Justin J. Wallace Karl D. Acuff Timothy A. Asta Gary D. Beatty Mitchell A. Bottey Lori Ellen Ward Thomas C. Adam Andrew J. Atchison Autumn O. Beck W. Troy Bouk Ronald B. Warren and Amanda A. Adamczenko Edward R. Atkinson and Elizabeth E. Beck Samuel B. Boundy Louisa H. Warren David W. Adams Rachel E. VanHorn Samantha E. Beckman L. Robert Bourgeois Archibald L. Watkins and Joshua E. Adams Timothy P. Atkinson Allison R. Bekavac Kristin N. Boutchyard Suzanne T. Watkins Kiersten E. Adams Geralyn M. Atkinson- Gregory R. Bel Jeremy D. Bowerman The Honorable Brittany Adams Long Hazelton Robert M. Bell Anika N. Boyce William David Watkins Matthew N. Adams Jeffrey A. Attia John W. Bencivenga Belinda J. Boyce Benjamin A. and Tina A. Michelle A. Adams Joshua D. Aubuchon Calvin L. Bender Boyd & DuRant Webster Stefan P. Adams Faudia A. Bacchus Curt T. Bender F. Scott Boyd Ronald S. Webster M. B. Adelson, IV Brooke A. Bach Whitney E. Benedict Ginger L. Boyd John N. Weed Adam C. Adubato John C. Bachman The Benevity Community Brian P. Braddy W. Timothy Weekley Jamie Agnew Gloria V. Baez Impact Fund Jeffry J. Branham Kent R. Weible Anthony E. Aguanno Aaron S. Baghdadi Beatriz E. Benitez Joseph S. Brannen Matthew D. Weidner Lauren M. Aguilar-Vidales Linda A. Bailey Andrew M. Bennett Grayling E. Brannon Christopher J. Weiss Toyin K. Aina-Hargrett Patrick M. Bailey Colin W. Bennett Christopher S. Branton and The Honorable Barbara E. Akers Sarah H. Bailey Jesse S. Bennett Jennifer B. Branton Linda A. Wells and David J. Akerson William B. Bailey Patrick S. Bennett Jason Bravo Robert W. Wells, Jr. Alexandra E. Akre Brittnie R. Baker Paul A. Bennett Alana R. Brean Robert N. Wesley Francisco Albites John M. Baker Rachel L. Bentley David S. Brecher

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Peter W. Brennan Christopher P. Canova Thomas L. Colter Stephen B. Davis Mary M. Drake Coleman L. Brice Erin L. Cantelmo Dylan B. Conley Jacqueline M. Davison Paul P. Drake Gennifer L. Bridges William J. Cantrell Timothy L. Conlon Elizabeth M. De Armas Jennifer Dreyer Joan Stefanec Briggs John T. Cardillo, Jr. Donald D. Conn Victor De Moraes Nesha V. Drummond Ryan L. Briggs Brett M. Carey Christine Conradis Douglas H. Dean Daniel D. Dubale Travis A. Bright, Jr. Nathaniel Carlson Jessica E. Conte Sandra K. Dean Harrison R. DuBosar Adam S. Brink Stephanie B. Carman The Honorable Pedro A. Dearaujo Vladimir DuBovis Terry J. Brinson Jonathan F. Carr Mallory D. Cooper and Brea L. Dearing Darin Duch Christopher C. Brockman William J. Carroll, Jr. William G. Cooper Samantha Decenzo Rosnisay Duch Karen A. Brodeen Emma C. Carson William C. Cooper Anna K. DeCerchio Lisa M. Duchene Melody I. Brooks Cameron H. Carstens Christopher C. Copeland Kamryn M. Deegan David R. DuFlo Olivia M. Brooks David J. Carter Salvatore T. Coppolino John M. DeJager, III James R. Dufoe Adam J. Brown Monica B. Carusello Satu A. Correa Jason P. Del Rosso Erin M. Duncan Malcolm M. Brown, IV John M. Cary Kevin P. Corrigan Robert E. Del Toro, Jr. George M. Duncan, V Ryan S. Brown Amy C. Casey Nicole E. Corring Shana S. DeLeon Davisson F. Dunlap, III Captain Terence H. Brown Kenneth M. Casper Shane T. Costello and Peter V. Delia and Caitlin Chad W. Dunn William Robert Brown, Jr. Diane G. Cassaro Jessica G. Costello R. Mawn Kelly E. Dunn Michael M. and Paetra T. Julian Castro Yaima Coto Arielle H. Demby-Berger Huonganh Q. Duong Brownlee Jessamy G. Cauthen Ernest A. Cox Chase E. Den Beste Kristin H. Dupont Dillon Brozyna Kimberly K. Cawley Robert M. Cox Andrew D. Deneen Ronald E. Dupree Jonathan Brozyna Rafael A. Centurion Gabriel B. Crafton Laura M. Dennis Anton K. Dyer Whitney R. Brummett Kirk S. Chaberski Chelsea M. Cramer Kyla M. DeRobbio Rachael A. Dziechciarz Aline L. Bryant Miguel J. Chamorro Kathryn E. Crandall Michael DeRosa Jere L. Earlywine M. Christopher Bryant Jeffrey T. Champ Aimee La Buy Crane Devan Desai Angel Eason Natalie P. Bryant Maria Charles-McGuinness Kaitlyn A. Cranshaw Marcy B. Waters Desantis Todd D. Eaton Leslie E. Bryson Andrew Chase Joshua K. Crawford Sean T. and Angela C. Jason R. Eckert Benjamin W. Buck, Jr. Jordan M. Chastain Mary L. Crippen Desmond Roseanne V. Eckert E. Bruce Buckley Ganesh L. Chatani Thomas R. Criss Leeor Deutsch James R. Edmonson Laura B. Buitrago Zeyu Chen Cortney G. Criswell Carolyn Q. DeVita David F. Edwards Jennifer Lee Bumbalough Shane A. Chernoff Mary Catherine K. Crock Hayley E. Dewey Micheal A. Edwards Charles O. Burden Christa L. Childers Sean M. Crocker Diane G. Dewolf Philip W. Edwards Brandon R. Burg David W. Childs Jeremiah P. Crowley Dustin R. Dewrell Scott J. Edwards Christa P. Burger Jonathan S. Chinchilla Justin R. Crum Kristina L. Diaz Ted B. Edwards, Jr. Lester W. Burke Min K. Cho Anna R. Crutcher Daniel L. Diaz-Balart David J. Ehrlich James P. Burleson David M. Choo Alex G. Cruz Barron F. Dickinson Benjamin H. Eisenberg John T. Burnett John T. Christiansen, Jr. Marissa H. Cuffe Andrew J. Digby Michael P. Elchenko, II Christopher D. Burns Tiffani J. Christopher Clayton B. Culler Holly A. Dincman Dominique M. Elden James J. Burns Brieonna S. Christopher- Teresa F. Cummings Samantha N. Disharoon Nicholas J. Elder Demi T. Busatta Bucklew Michael A. Currea Robert S. Disney Brian R. Elkins Nicholas G. Bush Patrick W. Christy Christian Perrin Cutillo Richard D. Dixon Jeffrey S. Elkins Jessica R. Butler The Honorable Elizabeth C. Daley Christina R. Doan Catherine Ellah Neil H. Butler Cory J. Ciklin Matthew R. Daley Jessica M. Dobbins Brandy E. Elliott R. Terry Butler Margaret Clark Kristen L. Daly Michael B. Dobson Karla D. Ellis Camille D. Byrd Rebeccah S. Clark Joshua M. Dannheisser Grey D. Dodge Uriah R. Ellis Jason D. Byrd, Jr. Julia K. Claypool Jonathan L. Darden Andrea L. Doering- Robert C. Elmore Justin Byrd Stacy M. Cleveland Michael Darwish Musslimani Daniel F. Elsesser Christian Caballero Associate Director Elizabeth Maxwell J. Dauerman Shannon L. Doheny Andrew C. Emerson Christopher Cabral A. Farrell Clifford Robert Daugustinis Krista A. Dolan Christopher Emmanuel Victoria M. Cabrera Brandon S. Cline Matthew G. Davenport L. Rachel Dolnick Shannon E. Endres Rome S. Cagnina Brandon A. Coate Noel J. Davies Shannon R. Dolson Joseph W. Engel, Jr. Professor Courtney Cahill Brittany Cobb Adam B. Davis Jennifer A. Donahue J. Colin English and Meta O. Calder Lauren B. Cobb Ashby C. Davis and Justin I. Donald Phyllis L. English Diana W. Caldwell Kellie L. Cochran Nicolette L. Bidarian Jordan L. Donaldson Chelsea R. Enright Charles Woods Callahan, Gannon M. Coens Benjamin C. Davis Kenneth W. Donnelly Ty P. Eppsteiner III Douglas A. Cohen Cecil L. Davis, Jr. Thomas J. Doolan, III Jason Epstein Jason C. Callahan Jeremy B. Cohen Charles E. Davis Alexandra P. Dorman Neil Epstein Michael A. Campbell Matthew R. Cohen Cody F. Davis Natasha B. Dorsey Sheila L. Erstling Thomas H. Campbell V. Stephen Cohen Dakota M. Davis Grant R. Dostie James M. Ervin Bruton M. Campbell-Work Christina M. Colbert The Honorable Stephanie M. Dougherty Maikel N. Eskander Amanda M. Campen Chandrese S. Colebrooke Ella Jane P. Davis Kate S. Dowling Javier Esparza Stefan C. Cange Joseph M. Coleman Janelle G. Davis Robert C. Downie, II George W. Etheridge David W. Cannady Seth L. Coleman Joseph K. Davis Andrew C. Downs Kenneth R. Eulo, Jr. Kara L. Cannizzaro Lauryn A. Collier Nondas M. Davis Samuel D. Doxsee Georgia D.M. Santos Janelle S. Cannon Matthew Colon Rebekah A. Davis Cristina Draguta Evangelista

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28 FLORIDA STATE LAW Eddie D. Evans Nicholas A. Fox Meghan L. Gomez Christina L. Gualtieri Christopher D. Hastings Matthew L. Evans Roberta J. Fox Solomon E. Gonite Guestavo Guerrero Sarah E. Haston Richard M. Evans Stephen W. Foxwell Erica A. Gonsalves Oliver R. Guerrier Jessica A. Hathaway Joy P. Ewertz Shalisa M. Francis Bianca V. Gonzalez Lynn E. Guery Katelyn L. Hauser Nelson A. Faerber, III Daniel P. Fraser Christin F. Gonzalez Juan D. Lopez Guevara The Honorable Floyd B. Faglie Anne Marie Frazee Miguel J. Gonzalez Cassandra N. Guillory Michael J. Hauversburk Lee L. Fairchild Teresa M. Frazier Jamila G. Gooden Luke M. Gumpert Joshua M. Hawkes Christopher J. Fallon Robert B. Fredeking J. Jefferson Goodman, Jr. Ryan Gurson Colin T. Hayes James M. Falls Riley E. Fredrick Owen K. Goodwyne Robert A. Gusrae David A. Hayes and Ashley Khalil E. Farah Stephen C. Fredrickson Ellie D. Goralnick Jennifer Gutai P. Hayes Eduardo J. Faria Donald C. Freeman Jessica M. Gordon Andrew L. Gutierrez Stephanie R. Hayes Samuel A. Farkas Bradley D. Friedman Mark E. Gordon Lee P. Gutschenritter Whitney R. Hays Margaret C. Farmer Tor J. Friedman Pamela C. Gordon Andrea Guzman Lynn C. Hearn Andrew G. Fay and Stephanie L. Fritzshall Andrew B. Goshen Michael W. Haber Leonard P. Hebb Megan Demartini Matletha N. Fuller Kevin W. Gotfredson Wesley S. and Karen A. Karla L. Heckman Jason S. Feder Shane A. Fuller Kristin N. Gousse Haber Michael-Javad Hedayat Meredith K. Fee Alexander J. Fumagali Jonathan D. Grabb Philippe Habib David B. Heedy Christopher A. Fennell Cameron K. Fuqua Stefano M. Grace Lawrence D. Hadden Jessica K. Helms Erik R. Fenniman Maureen F. Furino John M. Grady Lauren L. Hafner Jasmyne N. Henderson Manuel F. Fente Anthony E. Fusco Valerie A. Gragg Shawn Haggerty Quinn A. Henderson Jessica U. Fernandez David C. Gadd Josiah D. Graham Cynthia L. Hain Hunter J. Hendrix Lolia Y. Fernandez Celeste N. Gaines Theodore G. Granger Gilbert F. Hain and Travis D. Hendry Manuel A. Fernandez Jessica D. Gallegos Ashley S. Grant Malinda A. Hain Angela Renee Hensel Missel I. Fernandez Bryan L. Gallian William L. Grant Michael G. Haire, Jr. Austin M. Hensel Steven W. Ferrell and Lucy William W. Gallogly Sherri-Ann Grant-Clarke Carson S. Hale Zachary D. Herman K. Ferrell Jorge A. Garcia-Menocal William D. Grauel Douglas L. Hall Tabitha R. Herrera Aaron S. Feuer Joseph V. Gardner Sean K. Gravel Genevieve Hall Amanda M. Hessein Leonard S. Feula Lester A. Garringer, Jr. C. Timothy Gray Jason D. and Nicki M. Hall Colonel Steven P. Hester Christina L. Feyen Brandi A. Gartrell Dalton L. Gray Lair A. Hall Sharmin R. Hibbert Lazaro P. Fields William H. Gauldin, III Angela B. Green William D. Hall, III Georgia E. Higgins Gregory W. Files Douglas M. and Ashley E. Brent P. Green Beverly K. Halloran Hilary and Kelly R. High Janet L. Findling Gault James R. Green, Jr. W. Andrew and Mary Ann Meghan N. Highfield Ryan A. Fingerhut Robin R. Gault Jeremy R. Green F. Hamilton Robert S. Hightower Harrison M. Fischer J. Wes Gay Justin B. Green Tammy L. Hammack Adam G. Hill Patrick J. Fitzgerald Evangalos P. Geeker Marquita H. Green Jeffrey S. Hammer and Gail Scott Hill Christopher M. Fitzpatrick Richard L. Geissal, Jr. Michael G. Green, II Melly Northcutt Hammer Jason C. Hill and Teresa S. Fitzpatrick Rachelle-Marie Gentner Robert Jordan Green April L. Hammonds Taleah Hill and Samuel C. Shane Fitzsimmons Lauren M. Gentry Steven D. Green Heather K. Ham-Warren Hill James Flanigan Mitchell R. Ghaneie Whitney L. Green Curtis M. Hanna Tracy E. Hill LaDawna S. Fleckenstein John S. Gibbs, III Wilson Green, IV Kristen A. Y. Hanna Kandace Hillebrandt Michael A. Flegiel Shanna-Kay A. Gibbs Charles S. E. Greenberg Mark S. Hanor Svetlana A. Hillis Patrick D. Flemming Oaj S. Gilani Timothy J. Greene Professor Melissa O. Meredith C. Hinshelwood Major David J. Fletcher Richard P. Gillis Andrew B. Greenlee Hanson Shanee L. Hinson Jessica L. Fletcher Samuel Gilot Andrew S. Gregory Kaliopi S. Haralambis Caleb Hinton Mary E. Fletcher Steve Ginestra Kirstin M. Grice Richard B. Harb Kathryn B. Hoeck Tara R. Flomenhoft Matthew T. Girardi and Holly L. Griffin Susan T. Harbin Ashley E. Hoffman Kali M. Flood Dana J. Gizzi Marshawn M. Griffin Samuel N. and Kristin E. Matthew J. Hogan Christopher J. Fluehr, Jr. Michael A. Giraud Ryan W. Griffin Harden Steven M. Hogan Galen R. Flynn Ben E. Girtman Stephanie A. Griffin Charles M. Hardman Daniela K. Hogue Sarah C. Fodge Megan L. Gisclar The Honorable Genevieve C. Harper Jessica J. Holberton Ariel Fonticiella Brandon T. Glanz Stanley H. Griffis, III Monica S. Harriger Justin K. Holcombe Barbara A. Ford Patricia R. Gleason Anne C. Griffith Catherine M. Harrington Frederick W. Holder Melissa J. Ford George A. Glenn David W. Grimes John D. Harrington Jason C. Holley Kevin A. Forsthoefel David R. Glickman Kyle W. Grimes Shenika LaTia Harris Bradley T. Holmes Angela Smith Fortier Jose M. Godinez-Samperio Paul C. Grivas, Ph.D. and Donald J. Harrison T. Elaine Holmes Dennis P. Foster Dr. Roberto A. Godoy Pamela Jill Grivas William H. Harrold, Jr. John D. Holt Edward L. Foster, III Zach N. Godsey Felisha E. Grizzle Ariele L. Harshbarger Jaeson W. Homola Jessica M. Foster Ann M. Goedert Edward A. Grodin Joseph E. Hart Eric Hoonhout Geneva R. Fountain Cary J. Goggin Andrew J. Grogan and Kyle D. Hart David P. Hopstetter Nadia J. Fountain Yeline Goin Lindsay W. Grogan Alyssa Hartmann Nicholas D. Horner Joshua S. Foutz Jordan Goldfarb Jacob D. Grollman Gabriel M. Hartsell Luciana X. Hornung Philip A. Fowler James F. Goldsmith Tyler Gross Eric E. Hartwell James H. Horton, IV Brittany L. Fox Matthew R. Goller David S. Grossman David E. Hasenauer Nicholas A. Horton Howard Fox Laura E. Gomes Ian C. Grossman Carolyn R. Haslam Jennifer A. Hostetler

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Ashley D. Houlihan Talley L. Kaleko Alexandra R. Kohn Matthew Z. Leopold The Honorable Dylan B. Howard Melanie C. Kalmanson Elena Komsky Joel N. Leppard David M. Maloney Warren C. Howell Caroline Kamel Mike N. Koulianos Jason E. Lesser Mason E. Maney Brian D. Hudson Katherine Kane Carlyn H. Kowalsky Jennifer A. Lettman Sara J. Mangan Christopher Hudtwalcker Sabina F. Kania Jamie J. Kozisek Caroline Johnson Levine Shachi K. Mankodi Corey R. M. Huffman Lacey E. Kantor Adam S. Kramarow Stephanie Levitt Nicholas R. Manzoli Christopher P. Hull Jonah D. Kaplan Teresa A. Kramer Mara B. Levy Shaniqueka B. Marcelus Courtney M. Humeston Nathan J. Kaplan Richard A. Krause Robin H. Levy Andrew R. Marcus Karen T. Hundley Professor Marshall B. Kapp Frank A. Kreidler James A. Lewis Robyn E. Marcus Glenn W. Hunt Justin F. Karpf Sharon E. Krick Wei Li Matthew A. Margolis Dustin S. Hunter Christopher J. Karpinski and Professor Lawrence S. John A. Libby Lesley-Anne Marks Tia S. Huntley Stacey H. Karpinski Krieger Matthew D. Liebenhaut Jessica R. Marlowe Ramona M. Hupp Thomas A. Kay Aleksey Y. Krivosheyev Tessa A. Linde Ann T. Marshall Angela L. Huston Richard C. Kearley, III and Daniel R. Krumbholz Kenneth L. Lineberger Justin T. Marshall Thomas M. Hutton Stephanie T. Kearley Mark E. Kruse and Shasta Amy E. Lipford Nathan W. Marshburn Lisa H. Ihns Sean P. Keefe L. Kruse Chad E. Lipsky Alan C. Martin Morcos A. Ikladious Jennifer L. Keegan Sarah F. Kurish Leandro E. Lissa Jonathan A. Martin Denisse C. Ilabaca Brennan Keeler Lindsay J. Kushner Eric H. Litow Pamela A. Martin Olufunsho Ilori Jana L. Keenan Arrie N. Kustin Brandon G. Little Richard H. Martin J. Charles Ingram Brent J. Kelleher Susan J. Kutkiewicz Danica L. Little John M. and Helen Owens Thomas O. Ingram Stephen J. Keller James F. Kutter and Jessica Valerie A. Little Martinez Ashley A. Istler J. Eugene Kelley, Jr. Schuh Harmsen Rico D. Lively Michael A. Martinez Jennifer Ivey Kim A. Kellum Billy D. Kuykendall Carlos C. Lloreda Natalie A. Martinez Sam H. Jabr Kala R. Kelly Leslie Lasseigne Ladner Megan S. Lloyd Gary J. Martoccio Christina A. Jackson Kathryn M. Kelly Devin M. Laiho John Loar Major Nicholas A. Martz Erin Gremillion Jackson Matthew J. Kelly Joseph M. Lamb Steffen M. LoCascio Susan C. Marvin The Honorable Samantha R. Kelly Sara Hay Lamb Catherine A. Lockhart Starlett M. Miller Michael W. Jackson Adrienne C. Kendall Allison Sundberg Lane Ciera N. Locklair Colonel Elizabeth C. William T. Jackson Joshua N. Kendrick James G. Lane Jack Locklin, Jr. Masters Dino Jahic Nathaniel W. and Jessica N. Melody S. Lankford Jessica R. Lokeinsky Mary H. Masterton Gary L. Jakob Kennedy John D. Lanpher, III Zachary W. Lombardo Brittany R. Matherly Lieutenant Colonel Yolanda Danny L. Kepner Kimberly Large Kristen J. Lonergan Meryl M. Mathews Y. Jamison Amanda N. Kespohl Robert C. Large Pedro Z. Lopes Shannon L. Mathews Louis Jean-Baptiste Joseph Kessler Matthew W. Larkin Daniel J. Lopez George V. Matlock Sue E. Jenkins Kristopher J. Kest Rene M. Larkin Yoe Lopez, Jr. John J. Matthews Bridgette M. Jensen Laura E. Ketcham Michall J. LaRochelle B. Cooper Lord Professor Patricia A. Jennie H. Jerome Micah T. Ketchel Dara D. Larson Richard A. Lotspeich Matthews and Dillon H. S. Jess Abdool S. Khaleel Kristen G. Larson Adrienne C. Love Richard Summa Kevin L. Jeudy Kelly J. Kibbey Landon J. LaSalle Jason C. Love Jonathan H. Maurer Georgina Jimenez-Orosa Ethan Kim Alyssa S. Lathrop Shelby L. Loveless Kerry A. Mawn Aaron V. Johnson Michelle N. Kim Anthony S. Lavargna Charles Lovings, III Lucas L. May Dalana W. Johnson Kerrington L. Kiner Richard A. Lavery, Jr. Antonio Lozada Benjamin J. Mayer Jason T. Johnson Andrew B. King Paul S. Lawler Cecille C. Lucero William R. Mayer Jessica L. Johnson Cameron M. King Jonathan D. Lawrence Malinda R. Lugo Thomas I. Mayton, Jr. Matthew M. Johnson Debra A. King Barbara J. Leach Adrian A. Lukis Daniel H. Maziad Natasha P. Johnson Stephen B. King James H. Lear and Laurie Ryan J. Lukson Douglas McAlarney Paul D. Johnson, Jr. Karen M. Kinney A. Lear Corey D. Luttrell Gregory A. McAloon Catherine J. Jones Natalie N. Kirbo Jaxon A. Lear Jonathan R. Lutz Derrick J. McBurrows Cullan E. D. Jones Ashley R. Kirkham Jordane E. Learn Jennifer M. Lutzke Kendra McCan Gaelan P. Jones Corey C. Kirkwood Joseph D. Leavitt Chance Lyman Maegan E. McCann Jason L. Jones Matthew D. Kissner Charles R. LeCocq Jeffrey R. Lynch Lily M. McCarty Korey N. Jones Michael G. Kissner James Whitfield Lee, III Lauren M. Lynch Ryan W. McCarville Muriel D. Jones Pamela Haddock Klavon Jared M. Lee and Ruth H. Morgan P. Lynch Travis S. Mcconnell Sherman W. Jones Gretchen K. Klayman Jackson Lee Liam K. Lyon Courtney A. McCormick Alejandro E. Jordan Kristina N. Klein Joo Taek Lee Ian S. MacDonald Mary M. McCormick Deborah R. Jordan Kathleen J. Klepfer Keri A. Lee Edward R. Mack Jr. David W. McCrea Parker G. Jordan Cheryl D. Kluwe Richard P. Lee Dawn M. Mackland Francis X. McCullough Alejandro P. Joya Austin V. Knapp Zachary Lee Nicholas S. Madsen Michael A. McDonald John Michael Joyce Lauren K. Knight Melanie R. Leitman George B. Magruder Morgan T. McDonald Kevin Joyce Eric M. Knopp Matthew J. Leon J. Ryan Mahler Sylvia M. McDonald- Erica L. Jozwiak Kenneth A. Knox Gareth G. Leonard Jedediah A. Main Kaufman Sunho Jung James I. Knudson, II Melissa Sale Leonard Michael J. Makdisi Bridget K. McDonnell Annie J. Kager John G. Koeppel Francis S. and Carrie M. Kelsey A. Makeever Carlyn P. McDowell Arslanbek Kalandarov Owen L. Kohler Leontitsis Logan K. McEwen

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30 FLORIDA STATE LAW Ryan E. Mcfarland Jessalea J. Miller W. Scott Newbern Nicola J. Pappas Robert E. Pinder Kevin McGavock John A. Miller Amanda J. Newlon Neil B. Paradise Brittany M. Pinson Daniel J. McGinn Jonathan S. Miller Christopher T. Nickels Amy E. Parker Cynthia Piotrowski Michael T. McGinn Justin T. Miller Nicholas D. Niemiec Ashley A. Parker JoAnna L. Piscitello Thomas S. McGuire Lexie C. Miller Jo-Anna M. Nieves Logan S. Parker Brian S. Pita Jason A. McIntosh Michele R. Miller Sarah R. Niewold Tyler Parks Amy J. Pitsch Michael J. McKeon Sarah Ball Miller Burgundy L. Niles Andrew J. Parnell David G. Pius Amanda B. McKibben Seth E. Miller and Katrina William A. Nilson Tiliany Parra-Fontalvo Lucia Piva The Honorable Meixner Miller Angela M. Nixon Walter B. Parramore Cecile I. Piverotto R. B. McKibben Nichole C. Milton Rafael J. Nobo, III and Trevor W. Parrish Lauren M. Pizzo Ian R. McKillop Bruce Alexander Minnick Lisa S. Nobo Sarah Parrow Bruce D. Platt Robert M. McKinley Matthew A. Minnick Isabel L. Nogues Charlotte E. Parsons K. Francesca Plendl Laura F. McKinnon Michelle B. Mire Zachary M. Nolan Lucas G. Parsons William E. Ploss Taylor K. McKnight Andrew R. Missel Gregory M. Noonan Daniel T. Pascale Dana Hamilton Plummer C. Preston McLane Aqueelah S. Mitchell Alexander D. Norat Ian E. Pate Eric G. Poland Ashley W. McLaughlin Brad J. Mitchell Thomas S. Normandeau Dilipkumar Patel Paul J. Polito Conor J. McLaughlin Kyle V. Mitchell Stefani C. Norrbin Poonam D. Patel Douglas E. Polk, Jr. R. David McLaughlin Ryan P. Molaghan William R. Northcutt Jeffery L. Patenaude Nora R. Porter Gavin C. McLean Amanda L. Mollica Colin P. Norton Ann Claire Patterson Corey Portnoy Jennifer T. McLean Jeremy D. Monckton Emily J. Norton Robert P. Patterson Athanasios Poulakidas Heather R. McLellan Dion J. Moniz Sidney Noyes Valerie O. Patterson Ashlee A. Pouncy Collin W. McLeod Hannah D. Monroe Moatswi Ntakhwana Benjamin C. Patton Caitlin M. Powell Daniel O. McLeod Kerven L. Montfort James W. Nuebel Justin Paul Lorene C. Powell The Honorable Adrian T. Mood Janna S. Nugent Nathan J. Paulich Martin F. Powell and F. Shields McManus Lauren R. Moody Hassel Nunez Anthony J. Paviglianiti Hillary Copeland Powell Carter P. McMillan Alexandra M. Moore Jorge A. Nunez Aaron J. Peacock Robert J. and Alexandra Jenna McNamara Ashley L. Moore Stephen J. Nye Jeanne Pecha Powell W. Brent McNeal Mary P. Moore Courtney L. Oakes Zachary L. Pechter Joshua E. Pratt Sara McNeill Andrea J. Moreland Elizabeth M. Oakley Emily B. Peebles Bryan A. Present Donna Canzano McNulty Kevin M. Morenski Michael S. Oback Harold F. Peek, Jr. Scott Pribble Bradley R. McVay Sarah L. Morgan Christopher R. O’Brien Katherine Perdomo Tara R. Price Brandon McWalters Harry Morrison, Jr. Cian G. O’Brien Luis J. Perdomo William Price Steven R. Medendorp Jason R. Mosley Erica F. O’Brien Henye S. Perez Keith D. Pridgen Mackenzie K. Medich Bartholomew M. Motes Mandy R. O’Callaghan Kadmiel Perez Madison B. Prieto Andrea -Li S. Medina Natalie M. Mousseau Megan C. O’Connor Patrick E. Perez Rachel I. Pringle Noelle M. Melanson Davis A. Moye Ryan D. O’Connor Raul L. Perez Katie B. Privett Charles F. Melges Brendan J. Mullen Barbara O’Horo-Benton Christopher Perone Jacob W. Proffitt Jessica M. Melkun Elizabeth M. Muller Adrian Oliva Celeste N. Perrino Joseph C. Proulx Benjamin M. Melnick Desmond Mullins David S. Oliver David A. Perrott Daniel G. Puente Leon V. Melnicoff Kenyetta M. Mullins Tiffany N. A. Oliver David N. Perry and Carlos A. Puentes, Jr. W. Nathan Meloon Assistant Professor Murat C. Taylor M. Onik Kara A. Fenlon Hunter G. Pugh Tara Y. Dudley Melton Mungan Joseph J. Onorati Lieutenant Jonathan C. Robert A. Pullen Hiram G. Menendez Daniel J. Munoz Damien A. Orato Perry Jessica E. Pulsifer Jennifer N. Menendez- Leslie Ann Murphy Jessica A. Orenstein Jonathan D. Perry Lauren V. Purdy Kotch Melissa B. Murphy Joseph D. Ort Timothy J. Perry Alexander G. Pyrros Joao Francisco Menezes William F. Murphy, III Daniel C. Osborne Justin L. Peters Amanda Qadri Jacqueline A. Menzel Jeanne B. Murphy Stephanie N. Osman Kyle P. Peters John S. Quailey Olen W. Meredith Kelli A. Murray Jason C. O’Steen and Justin S. Peterson Michael J. Quinn Brett G. Mereness David B. Mursten Chasity H. O’Steen Weston L. Petkovsek Stephanie M. Quinones Chelsea L. Metka William R. Musgrove Kara R. Ottervanger Pavlina S. Petrova Edwin M. Quinones- Matthew J. Metz and Sarah Ryan G. Myers Yanique L. Otto Christopher S. Pettus Seneriz L. Morrison Tequisha Y. Myles Peter C. Overstreet Jeffery M. Pfister Patrick A. Raley Michael M. Metz Walter E. Narramore, II Sade S. Oyinloye Leanne J. Pflaum Brian A. Ramey Joseph A. Meyer Nadine Navarro Robert J. Pace Carolyn Phillips and Gerald Navin A. Ramnath J. Lane Middleton, III Yordanka S. Nedyalkova Scott A. Padgett E. Phillips Wilhelmina V. Randtke Bradley L. Milkwick Matthew C. Neff James L. Paisley Teresa N. Phillips Andrew Rapacke John L. Milla Chelsea N. Nelson Ann M. Palecki Malia Phillips-Lee Adam K. and Erin M. Teresa M. Milla Linda P. Nelson Alexandra N. Haddad Thomas R. Philpot Raschke Beth A. Miller Patricia A. Nelson Palermo Michael D. Piccolo Lisa M. Rask Brett J. Miller Lorraine P. Nertney Thomas N. Palermo Jessica Pickeral Robert L. Ratliff, III Brian D. Miller Michael J. Nettles Bobby S. Palmer Meghan E. Pieler Erika D. Rawnsley Christopher C. Miller Shawn A. Nettles Valentina M. Palmer Sarah R. H. Pietila The Honorable Eric T. Miller Gregory P. Neuberger The Honorable Kelsey Pincket D’Ann Read Jason S. Miller John D. Neumann Robert G. Panse Meaghan K. Pincket Hastings S. C. Read

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Tod W. Read Christopher Rodriguez Keith L. Savino Rachel L. Siegel- The Honorable Steven D. Reardon Christopher B. Roe and Simone L. Savino McLaughlin R. L. Stephenson Manolo J. Reboso Renee C. Harkins Kristofer Savy Dennis S. Silverman Paul E. Stern Maureen A. Walterbach Michael A. Roe Foster J. Sayers, III Mitchell L. Silverman Kristen E. Sterrett Redeker Taylor D. Roebig Erik L. Sayler Sonia Savariego Silverman John D. Stevenson Jacquelyn Redmond Ellen Rogers Matthew S. Scanlan Kristen B. Simmons Ann K. Stewart Michael D. Redondo Eric D. Rogers Kayla M. Scarpone James Sinclair Jeffrey W. Stidham Linda K. Reel Douglas B. Rohan Eric D. Schab Kali Lauren M. Sinclair Matthew R. Stock Shannon Callaghan Reese Christopher T. Roland Deborah E. Schander Dyal Singh Christopher D. Stokes Roxanne Rehm Tiya S. Rolle Zackery Scharlepp Yolanda L. Siples Steven J. Stolting David S. Rehr Jaime L. Roocke-Sherman Richard C. N. Schiffer Brian D. Sites Professor Ruth E. Stone AnnaLaura M. Rehwinkel Ronald L. Roodhouse Michael W. Schmid Neal A. Sivyer Scott A. Stone Eric L. Reichenberger and Keith J. Rosa Nina C. Schmidt David R. Slaton Lauren R. Storch Danielle A. Sherriff Carrie E. Rosato Whitney S. Schnarr Jessica L. Slatten Matthew Storch Stephen C. Reilly Sheryl D. Rosen Danielle N. Schneider Amy C. Slattery Theodore R. Stotzer, Jr. Eric M. Reinarman Tara M. Rosenberg Justin M. Schneider Russell L. Sloan Jacek Stramski Lt. Com. Michael R. Reiter, Tara S. Rosenblum Terry Moldoff Schneider Alicia M. Smith Christina J. Strasser Ret. Evan J. Rosenthal Timothy G. Schoenwalder Chancey O. Smith Matthew C. Strenth Patrick J. Rengstl Daniel C. Ross Carly J. Schrader Corey J. Smith Richard T. Strickland Clifton Renn Jared M. Ross Kurt M. and Amy W. Daniel R. Smith Sara A. Strickland C. Ernest Rennella Jason D. Ross Schrader Max J. Smith Jason R. Struble Joseph O. Reosti Monica T. Ross Maggie M. Schultz Nicholas F. Smith Toni L. Sturtevant William J. Repko Zachary L. Ross Blaze M. Schwartz Patricia L. Smith Diane P. Suhm Karen N. Reschly William B. Rothenberg Stephanie A. Schwarz Ronald C. Smith Jazmeen D. Sule Research Center/ Library, Nancy Rothstein Lisa C. Scoles Walter B. Smith Matthew A. Sulkin College of Law Randell H. Rowe, IV Carter W. Scott Jonathan Smulevich Kevin M. Sullivan Aaron J. Retteen Kristen C. Rowland Diane A. Scott Roary Snider Professor Sarah R. Sullivan Carlos A. Rey Roger F. Rozanski James A. Scott, Jr. Timothy H. Snyder Shannon Domeier Sumerlin Yesenia F. Rey Jodi M. Ruberg Lindsey H. Scott Angela Soety Richard M. Summa Lauren M. Reynolds Chad I. Rubin William A. and April R. Anthony J. Solomon Claire Sundstrom Rhona F. Reynolds Seth I. Rubin Scott Joshua Solomon Thomas A. Suter Brittany A. Rhodaback Jason P. Rudderman Lisa E. Scotten Max J. Solomon Justin S. Swartz Patrick C. Rice Trevor C. Ruff Ryan M. Scully Anthony M. Soto Peter J. Sweeney, Jr. Captain Alan S. Richard Jerry L. Rumph, Jr. Scott J. Seagle Julia R. Sotolongo Mary L. Sweet The Honorable The Honorable Bennett A. Secrest Brenden D. Soucy Robert K. Sylvester Edward J. Richardson Van P. Russell Sean J. Seely Carly E. Souther Fraerly A. Symphorien- Courtney D. Richardson- Cynthia Brennan Ryan Joseph T. Segal The Honorable Saavedra Jones Ellen C. Ryan Marianna R. Seiler John D. Southwood Philip J. Sypula Benjamin A. Richter Casey M. Rychlik Amber G. Selig Miriam R. Sowinski Jenna L. Syrdahl Robert M. Richter Leo G. Rydzewski Kirsten H. Sencil Sarah F. Spacht Lauren R. Tabas M. Andrew and Tara C. Basil Sabbak Nicole E. Senetcen Stephen A. Spaid Winston A. and Sarah R. Riddle Taylor G. Sachs Robert K. Senior Christen L. Spake Taitt Michael D. Ridenour Ruth E. Saff Christine N. Senne Timothy P. Sparks S. Christopher Tajer Audrey K. Rierson John P. Salas The Honorable Steven K. Specht Justin Tamayo Brent T. Riggle Raul E. Salas Elizabeth A. Senterfitt Larry D. Spencer Stephanie J. Tanada Jerod M. Rigoni Christina N. Salazar Lieutenant Colonel D. Shane J. Spencer Dina Gallo Tarro Glenn Rininger Juan M. Saldivar, Jr. David Sessions Margaret J. Spicer Scott A. Tavolieri Vincent J. Rio, III Alexandra N. Salerno Margaret Seward Marissa C. Sprick Professor Charlee M. Taylor Daniel W. Ripley Elizabeth C. Salerno Abraham M. Shakfeh Andrew D. St. Clair E. Lamar Taylor Brennan M. Rittenhouse Marlene Sallo Ethen R. and Kisa K. M. Tamara R. St. Hilaire Joshua Taylor Eduardo J. Rivera Gregory S. Salnick Shapiro Kristina V. Stamenovska Scarlett Taylor Richard D. Rivera Jessica L. Saltz Fred B. Share Byron C. Starcher Thomas A. Taylor Brandon B. Robbins Joseph R. Salzverg Kenneth N. Shaw David J. Stark David N. Tebbi Christopher L. Roberts Amanda M. Sampaio William A. Shaw Marissa D. Statler Michael L. Tebbi Harris C. Roberts, IV Marcia E. Sampson Aaron P. Sheklin Matthew D. Stefany Adam R. Teichler Andrea A. Robinson Thomas A. Sanderhoff Karina I. Sheremet Michael B. Stein Ari I. Telisman Jennifer S. Robinson Christine L. Sanders Luke G. Sherlock, III George A. Steinback Kristin J. Tellis Yameel L. Mercado Robles Karen E. Sandrik Wesley D. Sherman Samuel B. Steinberg Olivia H. Teytelbaum Amanda M. Robocker Steve D. Santiago Megan D. Shoemaker Erica F. Steinmiller- Jeffrey M. Tharp and Francis P. Roche, Jr. Asaf J. Sarno-naor Paige E. Shoemaker Perdomo Virginia E. Tharp Roger A. Roche Michael P. Sasser Brian M. Showman Andrew H. Stempel Brooke R. Tharpe Jarryd M. Rochford Alison F. Sausman Kelly N. Sicheri Lance D. Stephens Luis R. Then CDR Peter M. Rodnite Sally J. Savage Caleb B. Sieben Robert S. Stephens Elizabeth E. Thomas Anthony R. Rodriguez Susan R. Savage Felicia S. Thomas

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32 FLORIDA STATE LAW The Honorable Michael Vaghaiwalla Judith R. Watkins Cheryl L. Wolf Herman Y. Thomas Lauren M. Vagnoni Kelsey M. Watry Daniel H. Wolfe Jacquelyn A. Thomas Haley C. Van Erem Chad M. Weatherstone Caitlin J. Wolfel James H. Thomas and Daron Jacqueline A. Van Andrew D. Weaver John J. Wolfel, Jr. M. Kaye-Thomas Laningham Christopher A. Weaver Jared M. Woliver Lorena B. Thomas Kelly A. Vance Wayne S. Webb, Jr. Edward W. Wood Thomas G. Thomas Melissa VanSickle Meredith M. Weber Jeffrey H. Wood Tyler L. Thomas Stephen K. Varnell Stephen G. Webster Joseph C. Wood Danielle N. Thompson Joseph A. Varona Ryan M. Wechsler Paden E. Woodruff, IV and Donald L. Thompson Michael J. Vecchione Michelle L. Wein Brittany B. Woodruff Jordan Thompson Lindsey C. Vechik Alexander D. Weintraub Jason Woodside Joseph M. Thompson Elizete D. S. Velado Kyle T. Weismantle Erik Woody Kelly A. Thompson Sarah K. Vespa David A. Weisz Britney N. Wotton Lauren K. Thompson Clara A. Vickers Scott J. Welner Byron W. Wright Richard S. Thompson, Jr. Leah Vickers Seth J. Welner D. Franklin Wright Travis R. Thompson and Ross D. Vickers Michael L. Wenger Reverend James D. Wright Ashley West Thompson Matthew D. Vinson Cole G. West and Nancy E. Wright Vanessa M. Thompson Shashank M. Virkud Molly C. West Angela L. Wuerth Zane M. Thompson The Honorable Andrew D. Westcott Allan E. Wulbern Clayton W. Thornton Christine Vogel and Lynne M. Wester Amy Voigt Xenofos Glenda L. Thornton Christopher K. Vogel Vanessa N. Wheeler- Shifeng Xie Miriam E. Thornton W. Justin Vogel Sanchez David J. Yaffe Shaina H. Thorpe Liesl N. Voges Lindsay C. Whelan Bryan A. Yasinsac Lindsay Carter Tidwell Lindsay A. Voirin Thomas E. Whigham, Jr. Gie Yoon Kenneth P. Tinkham Robert C. Volpe Eric M. Whitaker Amie H. Young Ashley A. Tinsley Kane Vongsavanh G. Todd Whitcomb Lorraine L. Young William E. Tipton Travis A. Voyles John E. White Meghan D. Young Michael J. Titus Mykhaylo Vsevolodskyy Ryann E. White Janelle E. Zabresky Graham H. Todd Ambar J. Vyas Stephen R. White Stephanie M. Zachary Kareem L. Todman Frederic E. Waczewski Claire A. Whitley Victor J. Zambetti John A. Tomasino Murray M. Wadsworth Ben J. Whitman Megan E. Zbikowski Jazz Tomassetti Joseph T. Waechter Enoch J. Whitney Brian J. Zickefoose Michael D. Tooley Odell M. Wahrmann Vernon L. Whittier, Jr. Nathan A. J. and Tiffany Kristina M. Torpy Reid M. Wakefield Elizabeth S. Whittinghill N. Zink James L. Torres and Jackquelynne J. Walden Charles C. Whittington April L. Zinober Kim W. Torres Ian E. Waldick Michael L. Wiener Julie M. Zola Melissa Torres Ann C. Walker Sean B. Wiggins Matthew A. Zolnor Maria D. Torsney Elisa M. Walker Martha Gene Wigginton Francisco D. Zornosa Jack L. Townsend Jeremy M. and Alexis Mead Jeffrey J. Wilcox Kate F. Zucco Peter L. Tragos Walker Douglas A. Wilde Travelers Community Louis C. Walker, IV D. B. Wilder Connections Olivia F. Walker Donna L. Wilhelm-Hudson Philip S. Traynor Weston Walker Courtney Wilkinson Thomas C. Treece Julie Connolly Wall Michael S. Willard Heatha L. Trigones Gregory T. Wallace Angela J. Williams Kali Tripodis Kyle M. Wallace Anne Marie D. Williams Anita F. Trotter Sandra Brooks Wallace Courtney L. Williams Roberta M. Truman William Wallshein Danella C. Williams Rebecca P. Tulipan Courtney N. Walmer Douglas R. Williams Po Yun B. Tung Christopher M. Walsh Francis T. Williams Kathleen C. Tuohy Leon M. Walsh, Jr. Joel P. Williams Lane E. Turkle Mary J. Walter Sherria D. Williams Jacquelyn A. Turmes Alexandria E. Walters- Stuart F. Williams Austin S. Turner Williams Amanda N. Williamson Alexander H. Twedt Katherine C. Walton Ben C. Willis and Patricia Stephanie N. Twomey John J. Waltz F. Willis Heather N. Tyndall-Best Daniel G. Ward Elizabeth W. Willis F. Joseph Ullo, Jr. and Anne- David W. Ward Lori A. Willner Marie Martinez Joseph J. Ward Joel C. Wilson Jesse I. Unruh C. Brent Wardrop William P. Winter Sandra M. Upegui Caroline E. Ware Kevin M. Winters Michael A. Usry Gregory L. Warner Assistant Professor Melissa R. Utley Christopher J. Warnock and Hannah Wiseman Professor Manuel Utset, Jr. Michela C. Pearl Ryan B. Witte

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2014-15 ANNUAL REPORT 33 Book Award Sponsors (as of June 30, 2015)

Book Awards support a full range of student and faculty activities and programs. They also recognize the highest student grade in each sponsored course. Awards are sponsored with an annual contribution of $3,000 per year for each of five years. For information about Book Award sponsorship, please contact Becky Shepherd, Director of Alumni Affairs & Annual Fund, at 850.644.0231 or [email protected].

Allen Norton & Blue, P.A. Hopping Green & Sams Wendy J. Stein Labor and Employment Law Environmental Law Family Law Clinic

*Tanya L. Bower Hopping Green & Sams George & Demetria Tragos Taxation of Business Entities Land Use Law Criminal Law

Joseph and Dana Brooks Deborah K. Kearney Jackson C. Varet Advanced Trial Practice State Constitutional Law Animal Law

Fixel & Willis Law Offices of Friedman, L.B. “Buck” Vocelle, Jr. Eminent Domain Frank & Abrahamsen Torts Criminal Law *Garcia Law Firm, P.A. Donald J. & Jiji Weidner Employment Discrimination Ronald L. Nelson Agency and Partnership Estate Planning Seminar Charles Griggers @ Thomas Jeffrey P. Whitton | Kayden, LLP Brian D. O’Neill Etta Mae Whitton Patent and Trademark Law Administrative Law Book Award in Poverty Law

Hook Bolton, P.A. Curt & Seth Pajcic of Pajcic Evidence & Pajcic P.A. Criminal Procedure

*New Book Award Sponsors for Fiscal Year 2014-15

34 FLORIDA STATE LAW Thanks to Our Alumni Reception Sponsors (as of June 30, 2015)

In these times of tight budgets, when student scholarships are our greatest priority, we are only able to host alumni receptions that are sponsored by our alumni and friends.

FLORIDA BAR EXAM LUNCHES (JULY) FLORIDA BAR CONVENTION ALUMNI RECEPTION BARBRI Riley Allen (’81) Bruce Blackwell (’75) WORKERS COMPENSATION Jason Burnett (’88) EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE BREAKFAST J. Michael Coleman (’86) George B. Cappy (’72) Gerald B. Cope, Jr. (’78) Steven A. Rissman (’72) Charlotte Danciu (’80) James N. McConnaughhay (’69) Diez-Arguelles & Tejedor Jennifer R. Dixon (’04) HOMECOMING RECEPTION Linda Bond Edwards (’95) JoLen Wolf (’76) and Judge Jim Wolf Manuel Farach (’86) Laverne Lewis Gaskins (’93) PENSACOLA ALUMNI RECEPTION Gordon Glover (’05) Fred Levin Marcos Gonzalez (’98) GrayRobinson, P.A. TAMPA ALUMNI RECEPTION Melanie Shoemaker Griffin (’06) & Michael Griffin Holland & Knight Terry Hill (’05) Wayne Hogan (’72) ATLANTA ALUMNI RECEPTION Fred E. Karlinsky (’92) Invesco Julio C. Martinez, Jr. (’86) Margaret “Peggy” Rolando (’78) Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & Shipley A.J. “Jim” Spalla (’70) John Marc Tamayo (’94) Jed Thomas (’96) Thompson, Sizemore, Gonzalez & Hearing, P.A. Judge Emerson Thompson, Jr. (’73) & Senator Geraldine Thompson J. Thompson “Tom” Thornton (’82) & Julie Thornton (’81) Judge Suzanne Van Wyk (’94)

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LEONARD K. SAMUELS, a 1986 1987 partner at Berger Singerman in Fort MANUEL FARACH, who is DOMINIC C. “DONNY” Lauderdale, has been of counsel at the West MACKENZIE, a selected for inclusion in Palm Beach office of Jacksonville partner at the 2016 edition of Best Richman Greer, was Holland & Knight, took Lawyers in America. selected as a finalist for office on July 1 as the 2015 Leadership president of The Florida Excellence Award, which Bar Foundation. He is a THE HONORABLE ELIJAH recognizes exceptional longtime Foundation SMILEY has been Leadership Palm Beach County graduates who board member and is also a member of the unanimously selected to engage to make a difference and improve Florida Commission on Access to Civil Justice. serve as chief judge of local communities. the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit, comprising Bay, FLOYD R. SELF has joined the firm of Berger 1988 Singerman as a partner and member of the Calhoun, Holmes, THE HONORABLE Government and Regulatory Team in the Jackson, Gulf and MICHAEL W. JACKSON, Tallahassee office. He has a diverse state and Washington counties. He has served on the who is district attorney of local government and regulatory practice in trial court for twenty years and can be historic Selma, Alabama, the utility, energy, telecommunications, water contacted at [email protected]. has been featured in two and technology sectors. He is also chair- books recently published elect of the Southern Chapter of the Energy nationwide, “The Selma Bar Association and is chair of the board of Campaign: Martin Luther directors for the Challenger Learning Center in King Jr., Jimmie Lee Jackson, and the Defining Tallahassee. Struggle of the Civil Rights Era,” by Craig Swanson and “Jimmie Lee & James: Two Lives,

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Two Deaths, and the Movement that Changed America,” by Steve Fiffer and Adar Cohen. He can be contacted at (L-R) DAVID M. CORRY (’90), [email protected]. CAROLYN A. EGAN (’98) and AVERY D. MCKNIGHT (’92) participated in the 2015 National Association of College 1989 and University Attorneys Conference in ALEXANDER S. DOUGLAS, II, a partner with Washington, D.C. Corry and McKnight the law firm of SuffieldLowman in Orlando, participated as moderators while has been selected as a 2015 Florida Super Egan served as a panelist in separate Lawyer. He practices in the area of fiduciary outstanding sessions during the and commercial litigation, with extensive national conference. experience in trust, probate and guardianship litigation.

GREGORY A. HEARING has joined Florida on “Ten Mistakes Lawyers Make When STEPHANIE A. TAYLOR, Trend’s 2015 Legal Elite Hall of Fame. He is a Treating Truck Crashes Like Car Crashes.” She who is a senior partner at shareholder at Thompson, Sizemore, Gonzalez serves on the national advisory board of the Taylor, Warren & Weidner, & Hearing, P.A. in Tampa. Association of Plaintiff Interstate Trucking P.A. in Pensacola, was Lawyers of America. named to the 2015 STEPHEN R. SENN, a shareholder with Florida Super Lawyers Peterson & Myers, P.A. in Lakeland, has been FRED E. KARLINSKY, a list, marking her third reappointed to a three-year term on the board shareholder in the Fort consecutive year of The Florida Bar Foundation. His practice Lauderdale and receiving this honor. focuses on appeals and federal litigation, as Tallahassee offices of well as employment and business disputes. Greenberg Traurig, spoke BRUCE I. WIENER has at the Society of joined the Tallahassee DOUGLAS E. STARCHER, Chartered Property and office of Broad and a partner at Broad and Casualty Underwriters Cassel as a partner in the Cassel in Orlando, was Reinsurance Symposium on March 19 in Real Estate Practice named to Best Lawyers Philadelphia. He presented “Regulatory Group. The focus of his in America (2016). Changes Impacting the Insurance and practice is in

Reinsurance Marketplace.” He also spoke at transactional real estate the Insurance Regulatory Examiners Society’s law, commercial and acreage lending and land career development seminar and regulatory use, as well as development law. 1991 skills workshop titled, “Looking to the Past for WENDY R. WIENER has the Future of Market Regulation.” In addition, SCOTT E. GWARTNEY, a partner at Brooks, joined Broad and Cassel he co-chaired the American Conference LeBoeuf, Bennett, Foster & Gwartney, P.A., in Tallahassee as a Institute’s Ninth National Forum on Insurance in Tallahassee, has been recognized by The partner in the Insurance Regulation in February in New York City. National Trial Lawyers as among their Top 100 Regulatory Practice trial lawyers, and was also named a 2015 Group. She practices Super Lawyer. He litigates on behalf of plaintiffs 1993 regulatory insurance law throughout Florida and Georgia with a focus and regulatory deathcare LAVERNE LEWIS GASKINS began working as a on medical litigation, nursing home abuse and industry law. senior legal advisor in the Legal Affairs Office neglect, and elder exploitation claims. at Georgia Regents University in July. She served as the 2015 commencement speaker 1994 1992 for the Valdosta campuses of both Georgia MATTHEW K. FOSTER has earned the AV Military College and Park University. MARIANNE R. HOWANITZ, Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell for of The Law Offices of BRUCE D. PLATT, a partner with the the ninth year in a row. He is a personal injury Marianne R. Howanitz in Healthcare Practice Group at Akerman LLP, attorney at Brooks, LeBoeuf, Bennett, Foster Ocala, was a key speaker has assumed the role of managing partner & Gwartney, P.A. in Tallahassee, where he at the Florida Justice in the Tallahassee office. He will help guide focuses on helping injured victims in trucking Association’s Workhorse Akerman’s strategic growth in Tallahassee and auto-related accidents, as well as victims Seminar 2015 on as well as advance the firm’s philanthropic of failed security or negligent security cases. February 20. She spoke initiatives locally.

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ROBERT F. KOHLMAN, a partner in the family THE HONORABLE 1996 law practice group of Buckner, Shifrin, Etter, SUZANNE S. VAN WYK, Dugan, Bradfute & Kohlman, P.A., was named who is an administrative TANYA L. BOWER, a one of the “Top 100” lawyers in Miami in 2015 law judge with the Florida director with Tripp Scott by Super Lawyers magazine. He was also Division of Administration in Fort Lauderdale, has recognized in 2015 by South Florida Legal Hearings, has been been elected Guide as a “top lawyer” and was included on reappointed to the board chairwoman of the Florida Trend Legal Elite list. In 2015, his of The Florida Bar Leadership Broward. She firm was named as one of the best law firms Foundation. focuses her practice on in Florida, Tier One, by U.S. News & World corporate and tax Report. The firm also has been recognized by matters, including estate planning, asset 1995 Legal Leaders, Super Lawyers, South Florida protection and wealth preservation. Legal Guide, Fortune Magazine and Florida MICHAEL W. CARLSON SHANNON DEPUY Trend. presented a webinar BREAM, a Fox News entitled “Administrative TRAVIS L. MILLER, a correspondent, was a Advocacy in Agency shareholder and featured guest on Greta Rulemaking” to the State president of the Radey Van Susteren’s podcast, Government Affairs Law Firm in Tallahassee, ‘Greta Talk.’ Council, the premier once again received national association for recognition as a leader in multi-state government affairs professionals the insurance field by of over 200 major U.S. corporations, trade JORGE A. MESTRE published an article in the Chambers USA. It was associations and service providers. He is the University of Florida Journal of Law and Public noted in the 2015 edition that Miller is “a executive director of the Personal Insurance Policy titled, A Bribe New World: The Federal respected regulatory and transactional Federation of Florida. Government Gets Creative in Chasing Foreign practitioner with a strong reputation in the Officials for Taking Bribes. He is a partner at state.” This spring, he joined a panel of BENJAMIN L. CRUMP, Rivero Mestre LLP in Miami. insurance industry officials for “Executives in who is a partner at Parks the Classroom Day” for the FSU College of & Crump LLC in JORGE L. PIEDRA is a member of the Business’ Risk Management & Insurance Tallahassee, was Cuban American Bar Association board of Program. featured on the cover of directors. He is managing partner of Piedra Florida Super Lawyers & Associates, P.A., in Coral Gables, where he KELLY O’KEEFE was elected president of the magazine. Crump also specializes in commercial litigation. Florida Supreme Court Historical Society. was named the National She is a partner at Berger Singerman in HEIDI L. KIMZEY SHORT has joined Lewis Roca Newspaper Publishers Association’s 2015 Tallahassee, where a large portion of her Rothgerber as a partner in the firm’s Phoenix Newsmaker of the Year for the global attention practice involves litigating property-related office. Her practice is focused primarily in the he brought to legal issues. disputes. areas of land use regulation, zoning and real THE HONORABLE JULIE estate acquisition and disposition. SEAN PITTMAN, who is CEO of the Pittman S. SNEED, who was a Law Group in Tallahassee, was honored with partner with Akerman the 2015 Leadership Florida Distinguished 1997 LLP’s Consumer Finance Member Award for his philanthropic efforts Litigation & Compliance MERCEDES M. BUNTZ and his dedication to the Tallahassee Practice Group in Tampa, opened her own firm, community and to Florida. The award is has been appointed as a Mercedes Buntz Law, presented to Leadership Florida members United States magistrate PLLC, serving clients in whose leadership activities and exemplary judge for the Middle District of Florida. Sneed Pinellas, Hillsborough, character illustrate the highest standards of focused her law practice on the representation Sarasota and Marion the organization, and whose activities garner of mortgage loan originators, servicers, and counties. She focuses results and leave a lasting impact on the investors in class and individual lawsuits. her practice on wills and state. trusts, probate, bankruptcy and consumer issues.

MARLA R. BUTLER, a partner in Robins Kaplan LLP’s New York City office, has been selected as one of Savoy Magazine’s 2015 Most Influential Black Lawyers. This list features the

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top partners from leading national law firms and his wife, Molly, have four children, Sandy, 2001 and corporate counsel from Fortune 1000 Tucker, Charlie, and Harrison. They live in Palm companies. Beach Gardens with their dog, Chief. BRENDA M. FERNANDEZ, who is of counsel in the PETER PAPAGIANAKIS is the founding partner Miami Real Estate of the Peter Papagianakis Business Law Firm 1999 practice of Greenberg LLC, which has been selected by New York EARNEST A. DELOACH, Traurig, P.A., has been State Urban Development Corporation doing JR. has been named named to the board of business as Empire State Development to general counsel to the directors of The Tooth serve as authorized legal counsel. The firm African-American Healer for Children has offices in New York City and Mineola, NY. Chamber of Commerce of Around the World. The Tooth Healer for MICHAEL R. UFFERMAN, Central Florida. He is a Children Around the World is an organization became president of the shareholder and member that provides free dental services to children Florida Association of of the business litigation in orphanages around the world. Criminal Defense practice in Gunster’s Orlando office. Lawyers at their annual JULIE E. NEVINS has joined Stroock & Stroock meeting in Key Biscayne & Lavan LLP as special counsel in Miami. She in June. Ufferman, a focuses on complex commercial litigation. Florida Bar board certified criminal appellate attorney, owns a private practice that concentrates on criminal 2000 appellate and post-conviction cases. He has KEISHA A. BELL, an been recognized in the area of appellate attorney with the Law practice by Florida Trend Legal Elite, Florida Office of Travis J. Super Lawyers and Best Lawyers in America. McConnell in Saint Petersburg, has been THOMAS N. PALERMO, who is a federal 1998 appointed to serve on the prosecutor in Tampa, was presented several Pinellas County Charter items on April 24, 2015, in recognition of the LAURA J. DONALDSON presented “Florida Review Commission. She successful conclusion of a recent trial: 1) by Water Use & Hot Topics” on the New represents clients in personal injury, workers’ NASA’s Office of the Inspector General, an Developments in Groundwater Regulation compensation and family law cases. American flag flown in space aboard the Space panel at the American Bar Association 33rd Shuttle Endeavor, STS-108, December 5-17, Annual Water Law Conference in Denver in GINGER L. BOYD has been named a 2015 2001; 2) by the Department of Defense’s June. Donaldson is a shareholder at Manson Rising Star in Florida Super Lawyers. She Inspector General (DCIS) and Army CID, an Bolves Donaldson, PA in Tampa. is a partner in the Destin office of Broad American flag from over the U.S. Embassy in and Cassel, where her primary focus is on ERIC S. GOLDEN has Kabul, Afghanistan on July 4, 2011; and 3) by business litigation. joined Burr & Forman as the National Science Foundation’s Office of managing partner of the ADAM MICHAEL PASTIS the Inspector General, a plaque. Palermo is an firm’s Orlando office. He has been awarded an AV assistant United States attorney in the Middle is charged with Preeminent rating by District of Florida in the Economic Crimes continuing the firm’s Martindale-Hubbell. He is Section. expansion in Central a shareholder in MICHAEL A. SJUGGERUD has joined the Florida, and overseeing GrayRobinson’s Orlando Florida State University College of Law’s the financial and operational functions of the office. Alumni Association board of directors. He 30-attorney office. is an attorney with Cantwell & Goldman, SCOTT B. SMITH, a AMY J. PITSCH has joined Greenspoon Marder PA in Cocoa, where he practices in the partner with Lytal, Reiter, Law in Orlando as part of the Government areas of business law, commercial real Smith, Ivey & Fronrath, Relations group. She currently serves school estate, international law and local and state was elected to the board board clients, providing a wide array of government. of directors of the Palm legal services, including litigation defense, Beach County Bar seminars for education professionals, labor Association and was relations, and exceptional student education again selected for services. inclusion in the Best Lawyers in America. He

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2002 JOHN T. CARDILLO, JR., a partner at Cardillo, Keith, MARC A. HULING, a Bonaquist, is now partner at Roetzel in president of the Collier Naples, was recently County Bar Association. installed as president of He is a member of the the Collier County Bar City of Naples Advisory Foundation and Board, The Florida Bar president elect of the Client Security Fund and The Florida Bar Collier County Bar Grievance Committee for the 20th Judicial Association. He previously served the Circuit, and has a fellowship with the executive association in the roles of treasurer and council of the Real Property Probate Trust Law director. Section of The Florida Bar. He and his wife live MOLLY HARRIS LITZ has opened her own in Naples with their two daughters. ROBERT L. ROGERS, III was named Volunteer commercial and residential real estate CHRISTIAN M. GIVENS, a of the Year by Florida Citrus Sports, which business, Foreside Title Company in Portland, partner at Givens Givens hosts Orlando’s Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus Maine. Sparks, PLLC in Tampa, Bowl and Russell Athletic Bowl. Rogers is MARY L. PANKOWSKI and her family were has been selected to the senior counsel at Holland & Knight, practicing honored at the unveiling of Tallahassee 2015 list as a member of in the areas of media law and product liability. Community College’s newly renamed the Nation’s Top One He lives in Orlando with his wife, KARA Pankowski Honors Lounge, located inside the Percent by the National DECKER ROGERS (’04), and their three-year- Fine and Performing Arts Center. She is retired Association of old daughter, Claire. and has a small law practice in Tallahassee. Distinguished Counsel. GIGI ROLLINI was recognized by the Florida 2003 Association of Women Lawyers as one of MARK E. ADAMCZYK has opened his own law Florida’s Extraordinary firm, Adamczyk Law Firm, PLLC, in Naples. He Women and was named is one of few attorneys in Southwest Florida a 2015 Super Lawyer by who focuses on community association law. Super Lawyers magazine. He also represents buyers and sellers in Rollini is a shareholder at Messer Caparello, residential and commercial real estate, and P.A. in Tallahassee, practicing in the areas of he teaches law at Ave Maria University. He is Florida appeals, civil litigation, and all aspects located in the Strand at 5644 Tavilla Circle, of administrative law, including license Suite 207, Naples, Florida, 34110, and can be disputes, regulatory compliance, policy, reached at 239.631.6199. government contracts and bid requests. FREDERICK L. ASCHAUER, JR. is now director, Division of Water Resource Management at 2004 the Florida Department of Environmental JANEIA DANIELS INGRAM, assistant dean for Protection. student affairs for the College of Law, MATTHEW Z. LEOPOLD, former general experienced the thrills and excitement of counsel of the Florida Department of BENJAMIN B. BUSH has NASCAR racing at Lucas Oil Raceway in Environmental Protection and former attorney been appointed to the Indianapolis, Indiana, on a track named for at the U.S. Department of Justice, has joined Florida Real Estate Rusty Wallace, Jr. In September, she rode the Tallahassee office of Carlton Fields Jorden Appraisal Board by shotgun in a NASCAR Sprint Cup car driven by Burt, LLP as of counsel in the Government Governor Rick Scott and a professional for a 3-lap qualifying run. Then Law and Consulting practice group. In May, he confirmed by the Florida she took the wheel for 15 laps in a racecar was appointed by U.S. Senator Marco Rubio Senate. His term expires boasting 500+ horsepower. to the Florida Federal Judicial Nominating on October 31, 2015. He Commission for the 114th Congressional is a shareholder at Gardner, Bist, Bowden, Term. Bush, Dee, LaVia & Wright, P.A. in Tallahassee, practicing in the areas of transactional real estate law; commercial and agricultural lending; and real property and land use law.

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KARA DECKER ROGERS is now Human Resources Business Partner for Walt Disney Parks & Resorts. She lives in Orlando with her husband, ROBERT L. ROGERS (’03), and their Annual Fund three-year-old daughter, Claire. Please help us reach our goal of 31 percent alumni participation by sending 2005 a gift of any amount by June 30 to: Florida State University TODD D. ENGELHARDT is now the assistant College of Law, Office of Development & Alumni Affairs, Tallahassee, FL director of career services at The University 32306-1601. You can also give online at give.fsu.edu/law. of Alabama School of Law, where he provides career counseling and development services If you have any questions about giving to this year’s Annual Fund, to students and alumni. contact Becky Shepherd at 850.644.0231 or [email protected].

DANIELLE F. PAYNE has joined the Charleston Thank you for your support of the Annual Fund office of McAngus Goudelock & Courie as a and the College of Law! litigation attorney. She focuses her practice on Use your web-enabled smart phone to scan this tag general litigation, construction, professional that will allow you to make a donation online. liability and coverage and bad faith.

MARY THOMAS, who is general counsel for the Florida Department of Elder Affairs, has decided to run for U.S. Congress in November D.C., on July 5, in connection with the 5th State Bar of Texas and is the legal chair of the 2016. She has been a member of Governor anniversary of Dodd-Frank. Over the past five Texas Association of Motion Media Rick Scott’s administration since he was years, Iacovella has given speeches around Professionals. sworn into office in January 2011. the world on capital markets, regulation and ALLISON G. MAWHINNEY international relations. has joined GrayRobinson 2006 RENEE C. HARKINS is now assistant general as a senior associate in ADAM L. BANTNER, II, a criminal defense counsel with the Florida Department of Health the firm’s Tallahassee attorney with Brandon Legal Group, PA in in Tallahassee. office. Her practice includes the defense of Tampa, was elected as president of Tampa CHRISTINE K. LANE is now a tax associate in individuals, government Tiger Bay Club. the Washington, D.C. office of Hogan Lovells, entities, healthcare with a particular focus on the taxation of ANA ELIZA T. BAUERSACHS has been elevated providers/facilities, and insurance companies corporations and financial institutions and to the position of shareholder at Capehart in a broad range of complex civil litigation and products. Scatchard in Mt. Laurel, New Jersey. She consulting matters. represents insurance carriers and employers LAURA R. PONTO is now litigation and TANYA D. SIMPSON is now a partner with in defense of workers’ compensation claims at legislative counsel for the United States Botto Law Group LLP in San Francisco, where all stages of litigation. Senate, on detail to the Senate Committee she advises clients in estate planning and on Commerce, Science, and Transportation in ARIELLE H. DEMBY-BERGER is now special administration. counsel with Vividus, LLC in Pompano Beach. Washington, D.C. She is also a senior attorney in the Office of Chief Counsel at the Federal D. B. WILDER has joined MELANIE SHOEMAKER Aviation Administration. Broad and Cassel as an GRIFFIN has been associate in the Real elected shareholder at Estate Practice Group in 2007 Dean, Mead, Egerton, the firm’s Tallahassee Bloodworth, Capouano & ADAM A. LITWIN has office. He is also a Bozarth, P.A. in Orlando, joined Bell Nunnally & member of the firm’s where she practices in Martin LLP in Dallas, as Banking and Institutional the litigation department. an associate in the firm’s Lending and Bankruptcy and Creditors’ Rights She primarily advises and represents growing corporate Practice Groups. He practices in the areas of businesses of all sizes and types in practice. In addition to transactional real estate law, commercial commercial disputes and litigation. his legal practice, Litwin lending and banking finance. CHRISTOPHER IACOVELLA was invited to is an actor, producer and speak at the highly recognized think tank, screenwriter. He is a member of the American Enterprise Institute, in Washington, Entertainment and Sports Law Section of the

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JEREMY K. CLOUD has joined Intown Suites CRYSTAL D. ANDERSON is now an attorney Florida State University in Atlanta as general counsel and director of for the Florida House of Representatives human resources. Regulatory Affairs Committee in Tallahassee. College of Law gear is now available at the FSU Book- WILLIAM ROBERT BROWN, JR. has joined Foley & Lardner LLP as an associate in Tallahassee. store. You can purchase He practices in the area of real estate items at ShopFSU.com, at the business with a focus on retail, commercial Florida State football sta- and multi-family acquisitions and dispositions, dium location, at the North development, leasing and finance. Woodward Avenue loca- JACOB T. CREMER has joined the Tampa office tion or at the Civic Center of Stearns Weaver Miller as an associate. He practices in the areas of property rights, location, which has limited environmental, land use and agricultural law. hours. All alumni will re-

TERIN M. BARBAS CREMER has been named ceive 10% off with the code the chief human resources officer of Bankers FSUAA15 (some exclusions Financial Corporation in St. Petersburg. apply). CAPTAIN STEVEN P. SZYMANSKI assumed GABRIEL M. HARTSELL has joined the command of The Judge Advocate General’s Jacksonville office of McGuireWoods LLP, Legal Center and School’s Student where he practices primarily in the areas Detachment. He was hand-picked to serve in POONAM D. PATEL is now quality assurance of commercial litigation, financial services one of only five command positions in the and compliance manager at Passageway litigation and consumer financial services Army’s JAG Corps. He is primarily responsible Residence of Dade County. litigation. for leading, planning and executing the SCOTT T. SCHMIDT is now rigorous initial training/education course for STEVEN M. HOGAN’S book on drones, The an associate practicing all incoming Army judge advocates. Drone Revolution: How Robotic Aviation criminal defense at Will Change the World was published by COLLEEN TUOHY-FLEMING is now a board Turner O’Connor CreateSpace Independent Publishing certified specialist in Criminal Trial Law. Kozlowski in Gainesville. Platform. He is an associate with Ausley She is an attorney in the Office of the Public He also recently authored McMullen in Tallahassee, and practices in the Defender in Orlando. an article regarding the areas of commercial litigation and state and Establishment Clause federal tax law. 2009 and judicial sentences involving mandatory PATRICK R. JULES is now a litigation associate attendance at Alcoholics Anonymous, which JESSICA G. COSTELLO with Hessler Bianco in Washington, D.C. was published in the Winter 2014 issue of has been named the Florida Defender, a publication of the Florida SALLY KENT is an associate at Vicente 2015 Florida Gang Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. Sederberg, LLC in Denver. On May 16, 2015, Prosecutor of the Year. she married Ashley Holliday Peebles at the ALAN F. SOMERSTEIN, an She received the award Timuquana Country Club in Jacksonville. He is attorney at Greenspoon from the Florida Gang a partner at Green Standard, LLC in Denver. Marder Law in Fort Investigators’ Association Lauderdale, was at its annual conference. nominated as a finalist The award is given annually in recognition of 2011 for the South Florida commitment to the strong enforcement and MEREDITH C. HINSHELWOOD has joined Business and Wealth prosecution of gangs and a record of Florida’s Office of Financial Regulation as magazine “Leaders in extraordinary efforts with regard to the deputy director of legislative and cabinet Law Award” in the Rising Star category. prosecution of gang members. She works for affairs. the Attorney General’s Office of Statewide JUSTIN S. SWARTZ has joined Baker Donelson Prosecution in Tampa. MELANIE R. LEITMAN has been named a in the firm’s Orlando office. He focuses his “Rising Star” by Super Lawyers magazine. practice on banking and real estate litigation. Leitman is an associate at Messer Caparello, P.A. in Tallahassee, where she practices primarily within the firm’s employment, education, and health care law departments.

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2012 Scientific Publishing Company. The chapter, The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau: CHRISTIAN J. BAX has been named director The Solution or the Problem?, was originally of Florida’s Office of Compassionate Use, the published in the Florida State University Law agency charged with overseeing the state’s Review. Soucy is an associate attorney at medical marijuana law. Levine Kellogg Lehman Schneider + Grossman BRYAN L. BAYSINGER has LLP in Miami. accepted a position with CLAYTON THORNTON, an The Schoenthaler Law associate with Thornton Group in Atlanta, to serve ALEXANDRA “ALEX” HADDAD PALERMO and Davis Fein in Miami, has as an associate patent Anthony J. Palermo were married on March 21, been selected as a attorney, focusing on 2015, in Tampa. Alexandra is an associate at trustee to the 2015 patent prosecution and Burr & Forman LLP’s Tampa office, and Board of Directors of the litigation. He was also Anthony is a Harvard law graduate and Dade County Defense elected as the 2015-16 vice chair of the ABA associate at Holland & Knight in Tampa. The Bar Association. Young Lawyers Division Intellectual Property groom’s brother, THOMAS N. PALERMO, is an Law Committee. He is a member of The Florida PETER L. TRAGOS is now a partner in the assistant United States Attorney for the Bar, Georgia Bar and the USPTO Patent Bar. Law Offices of Tragos, Sartes & Tragos in Middle District of Florida and a 2001 graduate Clearwater. He concentrates his practice in of the College of Law. Wedding guests BRIAN P. BYRD has opened his own firm, personal injury, employment law and criminal included fellow FSU law graduates WHITNEY ByrdLaw, P.A. in Longwood. He focuses his defense. practice on criminal defense and family law. BRUMMETT (’12), ELIZABETH DESLOGE (’12), CHELSEA ENGLAND (’12), JOURDAN NEAL IAN C. WALTERS has joined McDonald Toole NOEL J. DAVIES, an (’12), WILL HALL (’09), ANDREW SMITH (’12), Wiggins, P.A. as an associate in Orlando, attorney at Roetzel in CADY HUSS (’10), LAUREN DAVIS DICKS (’11), where he practices in the areas of products Fort Myers, has been MAX DAUERMAN (’12), ASHLEY HUGHES liability and commercial litigation. appointed to the Young HAYES (’11) and DAVE HAYES (’11). Leaders Group and Sponsorship/ JODI M. RUBERG is now an in house litigation 2014 attorney with FCCI Insurance Group in Membership Committee RITISHA CHHAGANLAL has joined The Health Sarasota. of the Southwest Florida Law Firm in Altamonte Springs. Her practice Chapter of the Urban Land Institute (ULI). He focuses on the representation of physicians was also appointed as the Southwest Florida 2013 and health professionals and licensed health Chapter liaison to the ULI Global Young facilities in litigation, licensing and disciplinary JESSICA L. BAKER has joined governmental Leaders Network, an international network of issues, appeals, administrative hearings, affairs firm Ballard Partners and will be future industry leaders. He focuses his regulatory matters, Medicare and Medicaid working out of their Jacksonville and practice on zoning and land use matters as defense, contracts and business matters. well as commercial litigation. Tallahassee offices. Prior to joining Ballard, Baker was a lobbyist at Sachs Sax Caplan, P.L. URIAH R. ELLIS has joined Florida Attorney JOHN P. GASET has in Tallahassee, specializing in education and General Pam Bondi’s executive staff and joined Broad and Cassel transportation issues. works out of the Tallahassee and Tampa in the firm’s Tampa office offices. as an associate and PEDRO Z. LOPES has been a staff attorney member of the with Florida Rural Legal Services since 2013. BRITTANY L. FOX is now an assistant state Commercial Litigation He primarily assists clients with housing attorney for the State Attorney’s Office, Practice Group. He cases. Second Judicial Circuit. dedicates his practice to KEVIN R. SCHNEIDER is now a consulting SHERRI-ANN GRANT-CLARKE is now an commercial, consumer, class action and attorney in New York City, where his practice associate at McConnaughhay, Duffy, Coonrod, complex civil litigation. focuses on eDiscovery consulting, startup Pope, Weaver, Stern & Thomas P.A. in and entrepreneur counseling, and corporate/ Sarasota, where she focuses her practice on investment counseling, among other areas. workers’ compensation.

BRENDEN D. SOUCY authored a chapter in SARAH F. SPACHT has joined the Special the book Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Education Law Firm in Cerritos, California, and Consumer Protection Act: Purpose, representing children with special needs Critique, Implementation Status and Policy against school districts. Issues, which was published by World

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MARGARET J. SPICER is an associate at the CAPTAIN JASON T. JOHNSON is now an RACHEL I. PRINGLE has accepted a position Law Offices of Peggy A. Clarke in Washington, associate at Jones Gaglio & Dennis, P.A. in with the Florida Department of Environmental D.C., where her practice focuses on Panama City. Protection Defense Division. international trade litigation. KATE A. D. KOVATS is now assistant district JOSEPH R. SALZVERG has joined Capitol MARK A. TEMPLETON is now assistant general attorney at the Mecklenburg County District Insight, the Tallahassee-based government counsel with the Florida Department of Attorney’s Office in Charlotte, North Carolina. relations and political consulting firm headed Financial Services in Tallahassee. by former House Speakers Dean Cannon and MEGAN S. LLOYD is now an assistant general Larry Cretul. KATHERINE C. WALTON is now an analyst with counsel in the Compliance and Enforcement Promontory Financial Group in Washington, Division at the Florida Department of Business D.C., where she advises clients on regulatory and Professional Regulation. matters and risk management strategies. In Memoriam ZACHARY W. LOMBARDO is now an associate RYAN M. WECHSLER is now an associate with Bryant Miller Olive in Tallahassee. JAMES G. “JIMMY” FEIBER, JR. (’69) passed with Cole, Scott & Kissane, P.A. in West Palm RYAN W. MCCARVILLE is now an attorney away as a result of complications from a long- Beach. in the Public Defender’s Office, Eighteenth standing heart condition on August 1. Feiber TAYLOR S. WOLFF is now assistant general Judicial Circuit. took great pride in being a plaintiff’s attorney counsel in the Florida Department of and representing clients who suffered injuries. RUSTY F. MELGES has accepted a position Education’s Vocational Rehabilitation/Blind When asked what type of law he practiced, with Jonathan Bernstein Consulting Corp. in Services Unit. he always replied, ‘I represent the injured.’ West Palm Beach. He was a gifted storyteller who entertained RYAN P. MOLAGHAN is now an associate with friends and family at every opportunity. He 2015 Brooks, LeBoeuf, Bennett, Foster & Gwartney, enjoyed entertaining, visiting with friends, ALEXANDRA C. ELLISON is now an associate P.A. in Tallahassee. playing golf, walking, reading, and riling up his at Deutsche Bank in Jacksonville. four grandchildren. SAMANTHA S. PARCHMENT is now an EDUARDO J. FARIA has accepted a position associate at Otto Law Group in Sunrise. CHRISTINE “CHRISSY” JOHNSON (’07) passed with the Office of the State Attorney, Ninth away on May 2, in Tallahassee, of natural CHARLOTTE H. PASTERNAK is now an Judicial Circuit in Orlando. causes. She was a passionate fighter for child associate with Specialized Healthcare advocacy rights and the rights of all human SARAH A. FOSTER is now an associate at Partners in Delray Beach. beings. She was respected and admired by all Quintairos, Prieto, Wood, & Boyer, P.A. in COREY J. PORTNOY is now an associate at who knew her and will be remembered by her Jacksonville. Cole Scott Kissane in Miami. family and friends as a bright and lively soul. KAITLIN M. HOLMES has accepted a position CAITLIN M. POWELL has joined Laird A. Lile, WILLIAM BRUCE MUENCH (’70) passed away with the Second Judicial Circuit Court. P.A. as resident at law in Naples. on June 16 in Jacksonville. He practiced law for 45 years, most recently as senior managing partner at Muench and Luca, PLLC. Muench is remembered for his kindness, his willingness to help others, and his hard work CHRISTINE CLOLINGER (’15) on many adoption and custody cases. was presented with the Law Student Outstanding Service ERIC TILTON (’74) passed away on February Award by The Florida Bar Animal 27 surrounded by his family. He was an Law Committee. RALPH DEMEO attorney for 36 years and became board (’85), immediate past chair of certified in State and Federal Government and The Florida Bar’s Animal Law Administrative Practice by The Florida Bar in Committee, presented her with 2008. He was an avid foosball player and a a plaque in recognition of her Silver Life Master bridge player. many achievements while a student. DeMeo, a shareholder with Hopping Green & Sams, P.A. and founder of Pets Ad Litem, Inc., received the 2015 Florida Bar Animal Law Committee Outstanding Service Award.

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Includes selected faculty doctrines for regulating patent abuse (Uni- Pol’y Rev. 1 (2015). Presentations: publications, external versity of California, Irvine School of Tax Favors for Philanthropy: Should presentations and recognitions Law, Conference on Patent Sovereignty Our Republic Subsidize de Tocqueville’s since the last issue of Florida and International Law, October 2015); Democracy? (New York City, New York State Law. Guarding Democracy (New Delhi, India, Nonprofit Forum, June 2015); Law, Centre for WTO Studies/World Trade Justice, and Morality Through the Lens of Frederick M. Abbott Institute, Program on International Literature (Orlando, Florida Advanced EDWARD BALL EMINENT SCHOLAR Trade Law and Policy, Commencement Judicial College, June 2015); Virtuous PROFESSOR OF INTERNATIONAL LAW Address, June 2015). Bureaucrats: The Hope of the Republic Chapters: Re- and the Help of Humankind (Tallahas- thinking patents: Paolo Annino see, Florida Bar Government Lawyers From ‘intellectual GLASS PROFESSOR OF Section Retreat, Keynote Address, PUBLIC INTEREST LAW property’ to ‘private May 2015). taxation scheme,’ in Presentation: Kritika: Essays Congressional Shawn J. Bayern on Intellectual Panel on Juvenile LARRY AND JOYCE BELTZ PROFESSOR OF TORTS Property (P. Drahos, G. Ghidini & Life Without Parole H. Ullrich, editors) (Edward Elgar (Washington, D.C., Article: The Limits 2015); Trade in Medicines, in Trade Capitol Visitor of Economic Rea- and Health: Towards Building Center, sponsored soning in Analyzing a National Strategy (R. Smith by Congressman Cardenas and the Duress, 99 Minn. et al., editors) (World Health Orga- Campaign for the Fair Sentencing of L. Rev. Head- nization 2015), at http://ssrn.com/ Youth, July 2015). notes 141 (2015). abstract=2659277. Presentations: Pre- Presentations: sentation at Workshop on Enforcement of Robert E. Atkinson, Jr. Contracts as Contracts (University of Competition Law in the Field of Public GREENSPOON MARDER PROFESSOR California, Berkeley School of Law, Health (Cape Town, South Africa, Festschrift Conference for Melvin A. Monograph: The United Nations Development Pro- Eisenberg, October 2015); The Analytical Limits of Mili- gram, October 2015); Presentation at Failures of ‘Law and Economics’ in Con- tary Officers’ International Workshop on the Impact of tract Law (University of Turku, Finland, Duty to Obey the TRIPS Agreement on key sectors and Legal Research Network Conference, Civilian Orders: its continuing relevance in the context of September 2015); Commencement Ad- A Neo-classical Regional and Bilateral Trading Agree- dress (University of California, Berkeley Perspective (U.S. ments (New Delhi, India, Centre for School of Law, Professional LL.M. Army War College Press, Strategic WTO Studies, Indian Institute for Commencement Ceremony, July 2015); Studies Institute Publication July, 2015). International Trade, October 2015); The Implications of Modern Business- Article: Tax Favors for Philanthropy: The Undiscovered Country in Multilateral Entity Law for the Legal Governance of Should Our Republic Underwrite de Toc- IP Regulation: evolving competition law Autonomous Systems (University of St. queville’s Democracy?, 6 Wm. & Mary

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Gallen, Switzerland, The Man and Compensation Judges Judicial College, Shi-Ling Hsu The Machine: When Systems Take August 2015); Expert Testimony & JOHN W. LARSON PROFESSOR AND ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR ENVIRONMENTAL Decisions Autonomously, June 2015); Electronic Evidence (Orlando, Office of PROGRAMS LLC Law for Judges (Florida College of State Courts Administrator, Advanced Advanced Judicial Studies, June 2015). Judicial College, June 2015). Article: Envi- ronmental Law Tamara G. Blenkhorn Avlana K. Eisenberg Without Congress: LEGAL WRITING PROFESSOR ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Introduction, 30 J. Land Use. & En- Presentation: Articles: Criminal vtl. L. 1 (2015). Legal Research Infliction of Emo- Presentations: (Tampa, Certified tional Distress, 113 Capital Transitions: An Alternative Bankruptcy As- Mich. L. Rev. 607 Approach to Climate Negotiations (Min- sistant Program (2015); Expres- neapolis, Minnesota, American Society S e m i n a r a n d sive Enforcement, for International Law and University Exam, Association 61 UCLA L. Rev. of Minnesota Energy Transition Lab of Bankruptcy Judicial Assistants Con- 858 (2014). Presentations: Wrongful Workshop, October 2105); Is Inequal- ference, October 2015). Convictions and the DNA Revolution ity Inefficient? (Lawrence, Kansas, (Northeastern University School of Midwestern Law and Economics As- Elizabeth Farrell Clifford Law, Discussant, September 2015); sociation Annual Meeting, October INTERIM DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH CENTER Mass Monitoring (Cardozo Law School, 2015); Why Fee and Dividend? The Crimfest, Criminal Law & Procedure Presentation: Tradeoffs (Washington, D.C., Citizens Faculty Conference, July 2015); The Libraries Adding Climate Lobby Annual Conference, Prison Industry and Criminal Justice In- Value: The Potential June 2015); Agricultural Adaptation centives (Harvard Law School, February of the 22nd Century (Salt Lake City, Utah, Rocky Moun- 2015); Incarceration Incentives (Tel-Aviv Law Library (Boca tain Mineral Law Foundation Natural University, January 2015). Raton, Southeast- Resources Law Teachers Meeting, May 2105); Scale Economies, Scale Externali- ern Association of Sally C. Gertz Law Schools Annual Conference, ties: the Changing American Agriculture CLINICAL PROFESSOR Panelist, August 2015). Industry (Groningen, the Netherlands, Chapter: Electronic Society for Environmental Law and Charles W. Ehrhardt Surveillance in the Economics, May 2015); The Case for a PROFESSOR EMERITUS Workplace: Legal, Carbon Tax (Denver University Sturm Ethical and Man- College of Law, Environmental Law Presentations: agement Issues (with Seminar, March 2015). Emerging Crimi- J. West & J. Bow- nal Evidence Issues man), in Legal (Bonita Springs, and Regulatory Issues in Human Florida Pros- Resource Management (Sims & ecuting Attorneys Sauser, editors) (Information Age Pub- Association An- lishing 2014). nual Meeting, August 2015); Daubert and other Expert Witness Issues (Or- lando, National Association of Workers’

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Janeia Daniels Ingram dural Developments in Transfer Pricing (Jesse Hall et al., editors) (4th ed., ASSISTANT DEAN FOR STUDENT AFFAIRS Litigation (Chicago, ABA Section of New York: McGraw-Hill 2015); Aging AND DIRECTOR OF THE SUMMER FOR UNDERGRADUATES PROGRAM Taxation Conference, September 2015); Population, in Oxford Handbook United States Tax Court: A Constitutional of U.S. Healthcare Law (I. Glenn Presentations: and Administrative Conundrum (Boca Cohen, Allison K. Hoffman & William Nonprofit Law: Raton, Southeastern Association of M. Sage, editors) (New York: Oxford What You Must Law Schools Conference, July 2015); University Press 2015) (published Know ( Un it e d Workshop on Tax Law Discussion Group electronically in Oxford Handbooks Partners for Hu- (Boca Raton, Southeastern Association Online (July 2015), doi: 10.1093/oxford- man Services and of Law Schools Conference, July 2015); hb/9780199366521.013.49). Articles: the City of Talla- Piercing the Veil of LLCs and Corporations Evaluating Decision Making Capacity hassee, October 2015); Legal Primer for (Amelia Island, Florida Bar Tax Section in Older Individuals: Does the Law Give Nonprofit Directors (Tallahassee, Legal and Florida Association of Attorney- a Clue?, 4 Laws 164 (2015), at http:// Services of North Florida, June 2015). CPAs Meeting, July 2015); Tax Ethics www.mdpi.com/2075-471X/4/2/164; and Regulation of Tax Professionals (New Getting Physicians and Patients to Choose Steve R. Johnson York University Seventh Annual Tax Wisely: Does the Law Help or Hurt?, 46 UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR Controversy Forum, June 2015). U. Tol. L. Rev. 101 (Winter 2015); Book Book: T a x Review of “Health Care in America: A Crimes (with John Jeffrey H. Kahn History” by John C. Burnham, 16 Care Townsend, Larry HARRY W. WALBORSKY PROFESSOR Management Journals 170 (2015). Presentations: Physician Orders for Campagna & Scott Article: The Agency Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST) Schumacher) (2d Exception to the in Florida (Orlando, Lawyers at the ed., LexisNexis Anticipatory As- Bedside: The Intersection of Legal 2015). Chapter: signment of Income and Medical Ethics, sponsored by The After Loving: How Much of Circular Doctrine (w it h Florida Bar Continuing Legal Educa- 230 Will Survive?, in Duties of the Douglas Kahn), tion Committee and the Health Law Tax System (University of Washing- 146 Tax Notes 555 Section, September 2015); The Physi- ton School of Law 2015). Articles: The (2015). Rise and Fall of Chevron in Tax, 2015 cian’s Responsibility Concerning Guns Pepp. L. Rev. 14 (2015); How Would Marshall B. Kapp and Older Patients (Vienna, Austria, Sigmund Freud University, 34th Inter- the Supreme Court Rule on Loving and PROFESSOR OF MEDICINE AND LAW Ridgely?, 147 Tax Notes 559 (2015); national Congress on Law and Mental Surcharges and Penalties in Tax Law: Chapters: Long- Health, sponsored by the International United States (co-authored) (Prepared Term Care and the Academy of Law and Mental Health, for European Association of Tax Law Law, in Long- July 2015); Resident Choices in Long Term Profressors Congress 2015), at http:// Term Care in Care Communities: Risk Management ssrn.com/abstract=2635133; Standing an Aging Soci- Challenges and Opportunities (St. Louis, Issues in Tax Litigation, 24 ABA Sec- ety: Theory and Missouri, 38th Annual Health Law tion of Taxation News Quarterly Practice (Gra- Professors Conference, sponsored by 8 (Winter 2015). Presentations: Tax ham D. Rowles & Pamela B. Teaster, the American Society of Law, Medicine Administration, Compliance, and En- editors) (New York: Springer Publishing and Ethics, June 2015). forcement (University of Washington Company 2015); Legal Issues in Critical School of Law, October 2015); Proce- Care, in Principles of Critical Care

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Jay Kesten David E. Landau Tahirih V. Lee ASSISTANT PROFESSOR MASON LADD PROFESSOR AND ASSOCIATE ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR DEAN FOR INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS Article: Adjudi- Article: Extraterri- cating Corporate Presentations: torial Courts in East Auctions, 32 Yale Constitution-Mak- Asia: Cross-Border J. Reg. 45 (2015). ing Processes and Judicial Activity in Presentations: Processes of Con- the Crosshairs, 43 Pathologies of the stitutional Reform Reviews in Am. Modern Appraisal (Santiago, Chile, Hist. 268 ( June Remedy (Gainesville, University of Conference on Pro- 2015). Florida Law School Faculty Work- cesses of Constitutional Construction shop Series, October 2015); Political in Latin America, October 2015); Jake Linford Social Rights (Juriquilla, Santiago de Uncertainty and the Market for IPOs ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (Toronto, Canadian Law and Econom- Querétaro, Mexico, Colloquium on Presentations: ics Association Conference, September Contemporary Constitutional Debate, Trademark Forfei- 2015) (Newark, New Jersey, National October 2015); Transnational Consti- ture and Residual Business Law Scholars Conference, tutionalism and a Limited Doctrine of Goodwill (Chicago, June 2015); Shareholder Political Pri- Unconstitutional Constitutional Amend- Illinois, DePaul macy (Newark, New Jersey, National ment (San Francisco, American Political University College Business Law Scholars Conference, Science Association Annual Meeting, of Law, 15th An- June 2015). September 2015); Judicial Role and Enduring Divergence in Latin American nual Intellectual Property Scholars Lawrence S. Krieger Constitutional Law (Sydney, Australia, Conference, August 2015); Semantic University of New South Wales, Gilbert Shift and Trademark Expiration (Seattle, CLINICAL PROFESSOR AND DIRECTOR OF CLINICAL EXTERNSHIP PROGRAMS & Tobin Centre of Public Law, Work- Washington, 2015 Annual Meeting, shop on Comparative Constitutional Law & Society Association, May 2015). Presentations: A Law in Latin America, August 2015); Data-Driven Pre- A Weak Vision of Structural Constitu- Wayne A. Logan scription to Redefine tional Law (New York City, NYU GARY & SALLYN PAJCIC PROFESSOR Professional Success Law School, International Society of (AALS Section on Articles: Data- Public Law (ICON-S) 2015 Confer- Balance in Legal base Infamia: Exit ence, July 2015); Intertemporal Theories Education Dis- from the Sex Of- of Judicial Role (Johannesburg, South tance Learning Topic Series, October fender Registries, Africa, Roundtable of the International 2015); Lawyer Ethics and Satisfaction: 2015 Wis. L. Rev. Association of Constitutional Law, New Empirical Evidence and New Direc- 219; Taz: The Legal The “New” Separation of Powers: Can tions (Tallahassee, Florida Government Academy’s Happy the Doctrine Evolve to Meet the C21 Bar Association Meeting, September (and Erudite) Warrior, 58 How. L.J. 577 Context?, May 2015); Abusive Consti- 2015); Public Policy Implications of Cur- (2015); Cutting Cops Too Much Slack, 104 tutionalism in Latin America (Istanbul, rent Research on Professional Well-Being Geo. L.J. Online 87 (October 2015); Turkey, Koc University Law School, (Tallahassee, Florida State University Mercenary Criminal Justice (with Ronald Turan Gunes Conference on Compara- Askew School of Public Administration F. Wright), 2014 U. Ill. L. Rev. 1175. tive Constitutional Law, May 2015). and Policy, September 2015). Presentations: The Fourth Amendment and Non-Trespassory Tracking of Indi-

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viduals (Ponte Verde Beach, Florida and Stigma (George Mason University, Court, 45 Envtl. L. 561 (2015); Ne- Conference of District Court of Appeal Law and Economics Colloquium, Sep- gotiating Federalism and the Structural Judges Annual Education Program, tember 2015) (Annual Meeting of the Constitution: Navigating the Separation September 2015); Megan’s Laws: Emerg- International Society of New Institu- of Powers both Vertically and Horizontally ing Legal and Policy Questions (Denver, tional Economics, Harvard Law School, (A Response to Aziz Huq), 115 Colum. Colorado, National Association of June 2015) (University of Michigan, L. Rev. Sidebar 4 (2015), at http:// Criminal Defense Lawyers Meeting, Public Economics Workshop, June www.columbialawreview.org/Negotiat- July 2015); Database Infamia: Exit 2015); The Property-Contract Balance: ing_Federalism_Ryan. Presentations: from the Sex Offender Registries (N.Y.U. Comment (Max Planck Institute, 33rd Environmental Federalism’s Tug of War School of Law (via Skype), April 2015). International Seminar on the New Insti- Within (Lawrence, Kansas, Univeristy tutional Economics, July 2015); Stigma of Kansas, September 2015) (Wash- David L. Markell Dilution and Over-Criminalization ington, D.C., George Washington STEVEN M. GOLDSTEIN PROFESSOR (Bilkent University, Second Internation- University, The Law and Policy of Envi- al Law and Economics Conference, May ronmental Federalism: A Comparative Article: Enforce- 2015) (Istanbul Technical University, Analysis, April 2015) (Indianapolis, ment and Regulatory Economics Department, Workshop, Indiana, 2015 National Association of Governance (with May 2015) (George Mason University Attorneys General Midwestern Region Robert L. Glicks- School of Law, Levy Workshop, April Meeting, April 2015) (Los Angeles, man), RegBlog 2015) (University of Pennsylvania Law University of California – Los Ange- (2014), at http:// School, Quattrone Center Workshop, les, Workshop for Energy and Climate www.regblog. March 2015); Preventive Law Enforce- Change Seminar, January 2015); The org/2014/06/16-enforcement-and-regu- ment, Interrupted Attempts, Wrongful Public Trust Doctrine, Private Water latory-governance.html. Presentation: Convictions, and the Irreversibility of Allocation, and Mono Lake: The Historic Issues in Climate Change Law and Policy Criminal Harm (Bilkent University, Sec- Saga of National Audubon Society v. (New York City, Columbia Law School, ond International Law and Economics Superior Court (Portland, Oregon, Sabin Center for Climate Change Law, Conference, May 2015); Reducing False Lewis & Clark Law School, Develop- October 2015). Recognition: Named Guilty Pleas and Wrongful Convictions ments in the Public Trust, April 2015). the David Sive Visiting Scholar at Co- through Exoneration Compensation (25th lumbia Law School for fall 2015. Annual Meeting of the American Law Mark B. Seidenfeld and Economics Association, May 2015). PATRICIA A. DORE PROFESSOR OF Murat C. Mungan ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AND ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR RESEARCH D’ALEMBERTE PROFESSOR Erin Ryan Articles: L e s s PROFESSOR Articles: Stand- Protection, More In- ing in the Wake of Articles: Response novation?, 22 Sup. Statutes (with Al- to Heather Gerken’s Ct. Econ. Rev. 123 lie Akre), 57 Ariz. “Federalism and (2015); Duress as L. Rev. 745 (2015); Nationalism: Time Rent-Seeking (with Duress as Rent Seek- for a Détente?,” 59 Mark Seidenfeld), ing (with Murat St. Louis L.J. 1147 99 Minn. L. Rev. 1423 (2015). Pre- Mungan), 99 Minn. L. Rev. 1423 (2015); The Public sentations: On the Optimality of Sealing (2015). Trust Doctrine, Private Water Allocation, Criminal Records, and How It Relates to and Mono Lake: The Historic Saga of Adverse Selection, Productivity Reduction, National Audubon Society v. Superior

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Justin T. Sevier Manuel A. Utset, Jr. Hannah Wiseman ASSISTANT PROFESSOR WILLIAM & CATHERINE VANDERCREEK ATTORNEYS’ TITLE PROFESSOR PROFESSOR AND ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR Article: Testing ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Book: Energy, Tribe’s Triangle: Ju- Presentation: Re- Economics, and ries, Hearsay, and vealing Pay: The the Environ- Psychological Dis- Expressive Function ment: Cases and tance, 103 Geo. L.J. of Executive Com- Materials (with 879 (2015). pensation (Loyola Joel B. Eisen, Em- Law School, Los ily Hammond, Jim Nat S. Stern Angeles, Faculty Rossi, David B. Spence & Jacqueline JOHN W. & ASHLEY E. FROST PROFESSOR Workshop, October 2015). Weaver) (4th ed., Foundation Press 2015). Chapter: Evolving Energy Fed- Article: A Defi- eralism: Current Authority Allocations and ciency in Addressing Donald J. Weidner the Need for Inclusive Governance, in The Campus Sexual DEAN AND ALUMNI CENTENNIAL PROFESSOR Law and Policy of Environmen- Assault: The Lack tal Federalism: A Comparative of Women Law Chapter: Capital Analysis (Kalyani Robbins, editor) Enforcement Of- Accounts in LLCs (forthcoming, Edward Elgar Pub- ficers (with Karen and in Partner- lishing 2015). Articles: The Fracking Oehme & Annelise Mennicke), 38 ships, in Research Revolution: Shale Gas As A Case Study Harv. J.L. & Gender 401 (2015). H a n d b o o k in Innovation Policy (with John M. on Partner- Golden), 64 Emory L.J. 955 (2015); Fernando Tesón ships, LLCs and Coordinating the Oil and Gas Commons, TOBIAS SIMON EMINENT SCHOLAR Alternative Forms of Business Or- 2015 B.Y.U. L. Rev. 101; Moving Past ganizations (Robert W. Hillman & Book: Justice at Dual Federalism to Achieve Electric Grid Mark J. Loewenstein, editors) (Edward a Distance: Ex- Neutrality, 100 Iowa L. Rev. Bull. 97 Elgar Publishing 2015). Article: Capital tending Global (2015); BLM Regulation of Hydraulic Accounts in LLCs and in Partnerships: Freedom (with Fracturing on Federal Lands, 47 Trends: Powerful Default Rules and Potential Loren Lomasky) ABA Section of Environment, Tax Significance, 14 Fla. St. U. Bus. (Cambridge Uni- Energy, and Resources Newslet- Rev. 1 (2015). versity Press 2015). ter no. 1 (September/October 2015). Presentations: The Decline of Free Speech Kelli Alces Williams Presentations: Testimony (Washington, in International Law (Wellesley College, D.C., Energy and Mineral Resources LOULA FULLER AND DAN MYERS Conference on The Fate of Free Speech in PROFESSOR Subcommittee of the House Natural Liberal Democracies, October 2015); Ele- Resources Committee, U.S. House of Article: The Fi- ments of Global Justice (University of New Representatives, Invited Provider of duciary Gap, 40 J. Orleans, October 2015); Anarchy and Legal Written and Oral Testimony, July 2015); Corp. L. 351 (2015). Order (Indianapolis, Conference on Gary Informal Federalism (Minneapolis,

Chartier’s Book, Anarchy and Legal Order, University of Minnesota Law School,

Liberty Fund, Invited Participant, Sep- Faculty Works in Progress Workshop, tember 2015); Fake Custom (Universidad April 2015). Recognitions: Remedying Di Tella, Buenos Aires, Conference on Regulatory Diseconomies of Scale selected Constitutional Interpretation, May 2015). as one of the strongest pieces of envi-

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ronmental law scholarship published (with Michael T. Roberts, Kim Kessler, in the period covered by the 2015 Sean B. Hecht, Diana Winters & Denis volume and selected for republication Stearns), 5 FDLI’s Food and Drug in the Land Use and Environment Law Law Policy Forum (April 3, 2015). Review; A Market Approach to Regulat- ing the Energy Revolution: Assurance Mary Ziegler Bonds, Insurance, and the Certain and STEARNS WEAVER MILLER PROFESSOR Uncertain Risks of Hydraulic Fracturing Book: A f t e r (with David A. Dana) recognized as a Roe: The Lost top piece and selected for republication History of the in the Environmental Law and Policy Abortion Debate Annual Review. (Harvard Univer- Samuel R. Wiseman sity Press 2015). Articles: Original- MCCONNAUGHHAY AND RISSMAN PROFESSOR ism Talk: A Legal History, 2014 B.Y.U. L. Rev. 869 (2015); Identity Contests: Articles: What Litigation and the Meaning of Social- is Federal Habeas Movement Causes, 86 U. Colo. L. Rev. Worth?, 67 Fla. L. 1274 (2015); The (Non-)Right to Sex, 69 Rev. 1157 (2015); U. Miami L. Rev. 631 (2015). Presen- The Food Safety tations: After Roe: The Lost History of Modernization Act the Abortion Debate (Washington, D.C., and the Power of the Politics and Prose, July 2015) (American Sustainable Agriculture Movement, 41 Association of Law Schools Midyear Am. J. Law & Med. 259 (2015); The Meeting, June 2015); The Making of Dangerous Right to Food Choice, 38 Pro-Life Constitutionalism (Law and Seattle U. L. Rev. 1299 (2015); A Society Association National Confer- Series of Reflections on “Food Fight: An ence, May 2015). Examination of Recent Trends in Food Litigation and Where We Go From Here”

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Law School Hosts Professor and Former University of Chicago Dean Saul Levmore

On September 10, the College of Law hosted two events with Saul Saul Levmore Levmore, the William B. Graham Distinguished Service Professor of Law and former dean of The University of Chicago Law School. Levmore addressed College of Law faculty at an enrichment lunch where he spoke about his scholarship on decriminalizing threats. He also spoke to the general law school community, including students, faculty and staff, in a presentation that was open to the public. In his talk titled, “Can Law Regulate Sex (on Campus)?,” Levmore dis- cussed the unintended consequences that might follow new attempts to regulate sex, specifically on university campuses. Levmore joined the University of Chicago Law School faculty in 1998 and served as dean from 2001-2009. He has been a visiting professor at Yale, Harvard, Michigan and Northwestern. He has taught and written about torts, corporations, copyright, non-profit organizations, comparative law, public choice, corporate tax, commer- cial law, insurance, and contracts. He is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, a past president of the American Law Deans Association, and a past trustee of the Law School Admissions Council and of the Skadden Foundation.

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Faculty Media Hits

Frederick Abbott was consulted for his expertise on intel- Jay Kesten’s Yale Journal on Regulation article was the lectual property law in the June 10 SCRIP Intelligence article, topic of a July 28 ColumbiaLaw School Blue Sky Blogpost, “Prof Abbott on Lilly’s ‘borderline absurd’ ISDS plaint and “Adjudicating Corporate Auctions.” the TPP.” Abbot was also heavily quoted in a June 15 DNA India article about India’s balanced pharmaceutical patent regime. Abbott was also quoted in the July 9 Bloomberg article, Larry Krieger was cited in several media outlets for his “Obama is in a Bind on Drugs That Could Cost Consumers research on lawyer satisfaction. These include quotes in Billions of Dollars,” reprinted July 10 in the Washington Post. the May 12 New York Times article, “Lawyers with Lowest Pay Report More Happiness,” and the May 13 American Bar Association Journal article, “High Earnings Post-Law Paolo Annino was quoted in the June 12 Miami Herald article, School Don’t Guarantee Satisfaction, Says Lawyer Happi- “Fred Grimm: Florida still sticks juvenile inmates in the box.” ness Study,” as well as a May 20 interview with the Daily Annino was mentioned and quoted in several articles regarding Business Review. Krieger was also a guest on the May 28 his work on the 1999 case about two Florida children who were Michael Smerconish Show on SiriusXM POTUS to discuss convicted of murder and charged as adults. These include the his research. July 16 Florida Today article, “Brevard’s Youngest Murderer Will Soon Be Free,” the July 17 Miami New Times article, “Law students are famous for busting “After 17 Years, Florida’s Youngest Murderer Will Be Released their buns to make high grades, some- From Prison This Month,” the July 26 Florida Today article, times at the expense of health and rela- “Young Killer Has Lots to Learn Upon Release from Prison,” and the August 1 Florida Today article, “Documents Unveil tionships, thinking, ‘Later I’ll be happy, History of Abuse for Young Brevard Killers.” Annino was also because the American dream will be mentioned in the August 25 Sayfie Review article, “Judge to decide dispute about special-needs children.” mine.’ Nice, except it doesn’t work.”

– Professor Larry Krieger quoted in a New York Times Shi-Ling Hsu was listed as a subject matter expert and policy article about his study on what makes lawyers happy. contributor for the Climate Change National Forum in the July 8 PR Web article, “Climate Change National Forum Now Expanding Dialogue and Negotiating with Partners, Sponsors David Landau co-authored a June 25 New York Times opin- to Educate Millions Before COP21.” ion article, “Why Honduras’s Judiciary Is Its Most Dangerous Branch.”

Jeffrey Kahnwas quoted in the July 23 Inside Northwestern article, “Explaining the multi-million dollar loans that North- Wayne Logan co-authored a May 20 Huffington Post col- western paid Pat Fitzgerald, Jim Phillips.” umn, “Piling on Criminal Fees,” where he discussed fees in the criminal justice system. Logan was consulted for his expertise on sex-offender registries in the July 1 American Marshall Kapp was quoted in the May 7 WCTV article, Bar Association Journal article, “Courts are reconsidering “Florida Suing Feds for Withholding Funding,” about a lawsuit residency restrictions for sex offenders,” and in the July 20 filed by the state that alleged the federal government was using Courthouse News Service article, “Bronx Dad’s Case Tests unconstitutional tactics to force the state to expand Medicaid. Restrictions on Sex Offenders.” On August 12, Logan’s On September 8, Kapp authored the CNN opinion article, research regarding fees in the criminal justice system was “Guns key to senior suicide problem.” cited in the JOTWELL article, “Making People Pay – and Pay, and Pay.”

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“Faculty Media Hits,” continued from page 44

Erin Ryan was quoted in the June 22 Foreign Policy article, “Any regulated actor will seek out the path “’Green Star Over China: Can the country’s unorthodox en- of least resistance. Industry is arguing for vironmental minister tackle its massive pollution problems?” state control, because so far it’s where industry has tended to find friendlier regu- Franita Tolson authored the August 14 American Constitu- lation.” tion Society blog post, “How Should We Celebrate 50 Years of Voting Rights? By Anticipating and Preempting Future Challenges.” Tolson was quoted in the August 21 Tampa – Professor Hannah Wiseman in a Marketplace Sustain- Tribune article, “Lawmakers’ stalemate means court may draw ability article about a Colorado Supreme Court case on House districts.” hydraulic fracturing.

Hannah Wiseman was mentioned in the May 4 Penn Program Sam Wiseman was quoted in the September 21 International on Regulation REGBLOG post, “How Can Regulation Re- Business Times article, “Chain Gang 2.0: If You Can’t Afford duce the Risks of Fracking?” regarding a panel on which she This GPS Ankle Bracelet, You Get Thrown In Jail.” participated about the risks and regulatory strategies related to fracking. On May 27, Wiseman was a panelist on The Diane Rehm Show to discuss the laws passed in Texas and Oklahoma Mary Ziegler’s new book After Roe: The Lost History of the that prevent local governments from banning hydraulic frac- Abortion Debate was the subject of a June 20 article, “Multiple turing. Wiseman was quoted for her expertise on fracking Choice,” published in The Economist. On June 23, Ziegler was and environmental law in several articles, including the May a guest on Texas Public Radio to discuss her new book. She

29 Inside Climate News article, “Free of Fanfare, Maryland also was quoted in the July 22 Toronto Star article, “Under- Adopts Fracking Moratorium,” the June 5 TC Palm article, cover video has abortion provider Planned Parenthood under “More potentially hazardous gas could be rolling along FEC attack again.” railroad line,” the June 6 The Hill article, “Fracking divides red, blue states,” the August 6 Morning Consult article, “Fight Over Solar Energy Shines on Florida,” the August 18 Environment & Energy Publishing article, “The fracking ‘loophole’ that just keeps growing,” and the September 23 Marketplace article, “Colorado court takes up local laws limiting fracking.” On September 4, the Miami Herald published Wiseman’s letter- to-the-editor titled, “Let Florida voters have say on solar amendment.”

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Dynamic Student Ambassadors Help Recruit New Students

student on the College of Law. We re- program in their first year of law school ally take the time to get to know every and participate until they graduate. prospective student and help them de- Christina Colbert, a third-year law termine if this is the best fit for them.” student, has been a student ambassador Students can become involved with since her second semester at the College the program in the spring semester of Law. of their 1L year, when they are able “I decided to become an ambassador to share insights into academic and because I truly enjoy being a student

Stefan Barber Christina Colbert student life experiences at FSU Law. at FSU College of Law and I wanted All ambassadors are required to work to share my experience. What I enjoy Through a special College of Law office hours in the admissions office, most about being an ambassador is the program, our current students play a often meeting with prospective students opportunity to be an additional resource vital role in recruiting new students. The to discuss their questions and concerns for students,” said Colbert. student ambassador program has grown tremendously under Assistant Dean for Admissions Jennifer Kessinger. Before Kessinger arrived, a handful of students served as ambassadors each year. Today, more than 50 law students serve as am- bassadors through the program, which is managed by Associate Director of Admissions & Recruitment Deborah Gautier. “I think a lot of college graduates decide to attend law school without giving much thought to the commit-

ment required to succeed,” said Stefan Fall 2015 Student Ambassadors Barber, a third-year FSU law student. “Joining the student ambassador pro- gram has allowed me to impart upon about law school. Other duties assigned She also recognized the role alumni prospective students some of the lessons to ambassadors include giving tours of play in recruitment efforts. “Alums I have learned about choosing the right the College of Law, researching for should know they are essential to our law school and being a successful law recruiting efforts, networking with recruiting! We love to tell prospective student.” prospective students, fielding questions students about our amazing alumni Barber recognizes the importance of from prospective and admitted students, network and their continuous support making the right decision about which and mentoring FSU’s Honors Legal of the students here at FSU College law school to attend. “We’re not just Scholars program students. of Law.” trying to sell every single prospective Many of our ambassadors join the

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Florida State Thirty Percent of Ranked Nation’s Alumni Contribute to 13th Best Value the Law School

Law School Thank you to the 30 percent of Florida State University College of Law alumni who made cash contributions to the The National Jurist magazine has ranked Florida State law school during the 2014-15 fiscal year! This rate exceeds University College of Law the 13th best value law school in previous results that placed Florida State among the nation’s the nation. The ranking, which is published in The National top 10 law schools in terms of alumni contribution rate, Jurist’s ‘Back to School 2015’ issue, weighs important student according to the most recently published American Bar As- outcomes – bar passage rate and employment rate – against sociation data. Those data also showed that Florida State’s tuition, cost of living and indebtedness. According to The giving rate was more than triple the giving rate of any other National Jurist, the rankings are “designed to find the law Florida law school. schools where graduates have excellent chances of passing the bar and getting a legal job without taking on a ton of “We are especially grateful to the 85 debt.” This is the seventh year in a row that The National alumni who volunteered to serve as class Jurist has ranked Florida State one of the nation’s top 15 best agents,” said Dean Donald J. Weidner. value law schools. The national ranking reflects the law school’s strong student outcomes. Florida State graduates passed the most “We are especially grateful to the 85 alumni who volun- recent administration of the Florida Bar Examination at a teered to serve as class agents,” said Dean Donald J. Weidner. rate of 80.3%. By contrast, the overall passing rate for first- “Our tremendously engaged alumni are always eager to help time test takers was 68.9%. Additionally, according to U.S. the law school – the most important way they do that is by News & World Report (2015), Florida State is Florida’s #1 law bringing job opportunities to our students.” school, and the nation’s 26th best, in terms of job placement. “We are thrilled to be ranked once again as one of the nation’s best law schools in terms of value, especially because employment rate is the highest weighted factor in this rank- ing,” said Dean Donald J. Weidner. “Launching the careers of our students remains the most important thing we do.” According to The National Jurist, the rankings are “designed to find the law schools where graduates have excellent chances of passing the bar and getting a legal job without taking on a ton of debt.”

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More Alumni Nosh with Students

(L-R) General counsel nosh panelists Avery McKnight (’92), William Spicola, Lorena Holley and Tom Kirwin (’79)

■■ Alumni continued to engage with students through Net- Carolyn Egan (’98), Florida State University, Tallahassee ■■ working Noshes this year. During the fall 2015 semester, the Tyler Everett (’07), Morgan & Morgan, Tallahassee ■■ Placement Office invited general counsel from state agencies Vinette Godelia (’02), Hopping Green & Sams, and universities for Networking Nosh Panels. Alums and Tallahassee ■■ non-alumni participated in these unique sessions. During the Teeka Harrison (’05), Polsinelli, PC, Atlanta, Georgia ■■ spring 2015 and fall 2015 semesters, the following alumni Paul Hill (’71), The Florida Bar, Tallahassee ■■ generously shared their time and expertise with our students Tom Kirwin (’79), Florida Department of Law through the Networking Nosh program: Enforcement, Tallahassee ■■ Melody Lankford (’04), The Lankford Law Firm, ■■ Laura Atcheson (’11), United States Senator John Daytona Beach ■■ Cornyn of Texas., Washington, D.C. Jon Harris Maurer (’12), Hopping Green & Sams, ■■ Jason Breth (’07), Bryant Miller Olive, Tallahassee Tallahassee ■■ ■■ William J. Cohen (’79), Oakbridge Partners, Atlanta Avery McKnight (’92), Florida A&M University, ■■ Earnest DeLoach, Jr. (’99), Gunster, Orlando Tallahassee ■■ ■■ Sean Desmond (’00), The Law Offices of Sean T. Anthony Miller (’00), Florida Lottery, Tallahassee ■■ Desmond, P.I. & Florida Bar Executive Council, Ben Odom (’04), International Speedway Corporation, Tallahassee Daytona Beach ■■ ■■ Ron DiGiacomo (’84), Wells Fargo, San Antonio, Texas Andrea Ortega (’11), Florida Rural Legal Services, ■■ Alberto L. “Al” Dominguez (’98), Wal-Mart, Fort Myers ■■ Bentonville, Arkansas M. Drew Parker (’03), Florida Department of Financial Services, Tallahassee 48 FLORIDA STATE LAW Around the Law School

■■ G. Russell Petersen (’74), G. Russel Petersen, P.A., Kenneth Pratt (’99) Vero Beach ■■ Mike Petrovich (’89), Hopping Green & Sams, Tallahassee ■■ Kenneth Pratt (’99), Florida Bankers Association, Tallahassee ■■ Colin Roopnarine (’95), Florida Office of Financial Regulation, Tallahassee ■■ Vikki Shirley (’91), State University System of Florida, Board of Governors, Tallahassee ■■ Susan L. Stephens (’93), Hopping Green & Sams, Tallahassee ■■ Tom Thomas (’90), Department of Transportation, Tallahassee ■■ Melissa VanSickle (’02), Clark Partington Hart Larry Bond & Stackhouse & William H. Stafford Inn of Court, Tallahassee ■■ Craig Varn (’96), Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Tallahassee ■■ Stuart F. Williams (’03), Florida Agency for Health Care Administration, Tallahassee ■■ Jeffrey H. Wood (’03), Balch & Bingham LLP, Washington, D.C.

Wells Fargo’s Ron DiGiacomo (’84) noshed with students virtually.

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Host of the Popular Thomas Jefferson Hour Show Visits Law School

Clay Jenkinson, author, first-person-interpreter and host of the award-winning radio program The Thomas Jefferson Hour, visited the College of Law for a unique presentation on October 14. The event was well attended by students and faculty, as well as members of the community. Stearns Weaver Miller shareholder Glenn Burhans intro- duced Jenkinson to the crowd. After a short video featuring Jenkinson “as” Thomas Jefferson, Jenkinson spoke extensively on Jefferson’s role in the formation of our country’s laws. He discussed topics ranging from the Constitution and Bill of Rights to Jefferson’s presidency and his views on the role of the Supreme Court. Jenkinson also touched on Jefferson’s relationships with other key figures in U.S. history, includ- Check Out Our ing U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Marshall and President James Madison. New LAW.FSU.EDU The event was sponsored by Stearns Weaver Miller, the Website! Student Bar Association, The Federalist Society, the Demo- cratic Law Students Association and the Office of Student Affairs. This summer, the College of Law completed a 10-month web overhaul and launched the final phases of a brand new Clay Jenkinson website. The project was initiated in fall 2014 in order to improve the usability of the site and to create a more modern design. Primary goals were to develop intuitive navigation, to provide visitors easy access to the content they need, and to make the site mobile-friendly. Although the site’s primary audience is prospective students, important information for current students, faculty, alums, and friends of the law school is still available. You can find news and information specifically for alumni in the “Alumni” section of the new site. Student and alumni profiles are featured on the homep- age and in a special “Featured Profiles” section of the site.

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Final Four Competition Showcases Talented Students

In this year’s Moot Court Final Four Competition, held on October 14, second-year law students Beatriz Benitez, Bailey Howard, Nora Porter and Steven Reardon argued at the Florida Supreme Court in front of justices and First District Court of Appeal judges. The students presented oral arguments on a fictitious case in which a church’s applications for a building permit were denied due to a county-imposed zoning regulation. The questions presented were whether the county’s denial of the church’s applications violated RLU- IPA’s substantial burden provision and whether RLUIPA is a constitutional exercise of Congress’s power. After the competition, a reception and awards ceremony Top row (L-R): Chief Judge L. Clayton Roberts (’91), Justice Peggy A. were held in the rotunda, where Porter received the 2015 M. Quince, Chief Justice Jorge Labarga, Justice Ricky Polston (’87), Judge Stephen Turner Outstanding Appellate Advocate Award Stephanie Ray (’95). Bottom row (L-R): Reardon, Benitez, Porter and Howard. from Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice Jorge Labarga for being the competition’s best oral advocate. The 2015 Final Four Competition and reception were sponsored by Stephen and Susan Turner.

FSU Law Students Attend Florida Bar Business Law Section Event

Four College of Law students were selected to attend the 20th Annual Florida Bar Business Law Section (BLS) Labor Day Retreat in Naples this year. Barron Dickinson (3L), Tabitha Herrera (2L), Chelsea Nelson (3L) and Yoe Lopez (2L) joined Florida lawyers for the September 4-7 event, where they were paired with mentors and attended various sessions and networking receptions. The BLS Membership Committee covered the cost of registration for the students and travel stipends were covered by an anonymously funded endowment.

(L-R) 3L Chelsea Nelson, 3L Barron Dickinson, 2L Yoe Lopez, alum Manuel Farach (’86), Amir Isaiah, and 2L Tabitha Herrera at the BLS retreat

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The Florida Bar FSU Law Hosts President Abadin Advanced Legal Meets with Students Writing CLE

On, Thursday, October 15, hundreds of Florida attorneys gathered at the law school for a CLE, “Advanced Legal Writ- ing and Editing: Beyond Logic to Coherence and Strength.” The day-long program, sponsored by the National Attorneys General Training & Research Institute and the Office of the Florida Attorney General, was presented by Professor Timothy P. Terrell, of the Emory University School of Law. Topics of instruction included editing, writing strong intro- ductions, organizing information, and structuring sentences and paragraphs. The CLE was open to attorneys, paralegals and legal assistants for Florida government agencies. Many of the state’s high-level attorneys were on campus for the train- ing. Tyler Cathey, who is the chief deputy attorney general for the Office of the Florida Attorney General, welcomed attendees to the CLE. Ray Abadin

Ray Abadin, president of The Florida Bar and a partner at Sedgwick LLP, visited the College of Law in October to speak with students about the future of the Florida Bar Exam and new lawyer competencies. The discussion was held over lunch in the rotunda, where students were encouraged to voice their questions and concerns about the bar exam, as well as other issues facing Florida law students and lawyers. The event was hosted by FSU’s Student Bar Association, Cuban American Bar Association and Young Lawyers Division. Tyler Cathey welcomes CLE attendees.

52 FLORIDA STATE LAW In August, Dean Weidner welcomed our newest class of 1Ls for orientation. At 158, our entering class has the state’s highest median LSAT score.

Closing notes…

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