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Tulane University Legislative Scholarship Recipients 2012‐13 FIRST_NAME LAST_NAME CITY LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT NOMINATING LEGISLATOR Karachi Achilihu Monroe Representative District 16 Katrina Jackson Saraf Ahmed Ruston Representative District 11 Patrick Jefferson Stephanie Axelson Bossier City Representative District 8 Jeff Thompson Tucker Baker Alexandria Representative District 24 Frank Howard Jerica Banks Baker Representative District 63 Dalton Honore' Jessica Barrilleaux Baton Rouge Senate District 16 Dan Claitor Benjamin Barrios Metairie Representative District 91 Walt Leger Brent Bartholomew La Place Representative District 57 Randal Gaines Richard Baumy Slidell Senate District 1 A.G. Crowe Michelle Berger Hammond Representative District 73 Steve Pugh Zannie Black Prairieville Representative District 58 Edward Price Brandon Boudreaux Mandeville Representative District 89 Timothy Burns Shelby Bourgeois Paulina Senate District 18 Jody Amedee Jacob Bowers Baton Rouge Representative District 66 Hunter Greene Matthew Brandeburg Shreveport Senate District 37 Barrow Peacock Matthew Braud River Ridge Representative District 101 Edward James Lauren Brown Lake Providence Senate District 34 Francis Thompson Collin Buisson Metairie Representative District 93 Helena Moreno Robert Burkhardt Breaux Bridge Representative District 46 Mike Huval Cory Cacamo Kenner Senate District 10 Daniel Martiny Cooper Cain Bossier Cty Representative District 9 Henry Burns Justin Carter New Orleans Representative District 97 Jared Brossett Jaypreet Chadha Dequincy Representative District 34 A.B. Franklin Bradley Chauvin Metairie Representative District 94 Nicholas Lorusso James Chauvin Houma Senate District 20 Norby Chabert Austin Cheatwood Prairieville Representative District 88 John Berthelot Callie Clement Iowa Representative District 37 John Guinn Noah Conlay Natchitoches Representative District 23 Kenny Cox Rachel Conques Lafayette Representative District 41 Mickey Guillory Robert Cordell Baton Rouge Representative District 68 Stephen Carter Sonja Daniels Alexandria Representative District 25 Lance Harris Bailie Dauzat Cottonport Representative District 28 Robert Johnson Nicholas Davison Prairieville Representative District 102 Jeffery Arnold Ellen Dean Shreveport Representative District 6 Thomas Carmody Alexandra Dearmond Gonzales Representative District 59 Eddie Lambert Mallory Debnam W Monroe Representative District 15 Frank Hoffman Laura Decuir New Iberia Representative District 49 Simone Champagne Caroline Delahaye Plaquemine Representative District 60 Karen St. Germain Ashley Delapp Deridder Senate District 30 John Smith Gabrielle Despinasse Baton Rouge Representative District 67 Patricia Smith Rachel Devall Denham Springs Representative District 64 Valerie Hodges Carly Diecidue New Orleans Representative District 98 Neil Abramson Nicholas Dimaggio Metairie Representative District 82 Cameron Henry Joe Dixon Monroe Senate District 35 Robert Kostelka Kelly Dougherty Carencro Representative District 39 Stephen Ortego Alexis Ducote Dequincy Representative District 32 Dorothy Sue Hill Meghan Dupre Opelousas Senate District 24 Elbert Guillory Juliesa Edwards Lafayette Representative District 4 Patrick Williams Rogers Ervin Lacombe Representative District 104 Paul Hollis Lynell Franklin Hahnville Representative District 20 Steven Pylant Morgan Franklin Shreveport Senate District 39 Gregory Tarver Claire Galley Dequincy Representative District 33 Mike Danahay Page 1 of 3 Tulane University Legislative Scholarship Recipients 2012‐13 FIRST_NAME LAST_NAME CITY LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT NOMINATING LEGISLATOR Sadie Glick Shreveport Representative District 3 Barbara Norton Gina Goorley Shreveport Representative District 7 Richard Burford Desmond Graves Geismar Senate District 2 Troy Brown Katie Gray Abilene Representative District 21 John Anders Tyler Guidroz Lafayette Representative District 45 Joel Robideaux Darrell Guidry Lake Charles Senate District 25 Dan Morrish Russ Guidry Baton Rouge Representative District 19 Charles Chaney Joseph Hagmann Baton Rouge Representative District 18 Major Thibaut Amanda Hardy Baton Rouge Senate District 15 Sharon Broome Elizabeth Hargroder Youngsville Representative District 40 Ledricka Thierry Malakeh Hijazi Lake Charles Senate District 27 Ronnie Johns Newton Hippolyte Harvey Representative District 100 Austin Badon Sheldon Hitchens Deridder Representative District 30 James Armes Katherine Honeywell Harahan Representative District 78 Kirk Talbot Jari Honora New Orleans Senate District 9 Conrad Appel Rachael Hopkins Baton Rouge Representative District 29 Regina Barrow Kelsey Hunter Minden Senate District 36 Robert Adley Samuel Ingalls Mandeville Senate District 11 Jack Donahue Hillary Johnson Saint Gabriel Representative District 12 Robert Shadoin Jared Johnson New Orleans Senate District 5 Karen Carter Peterson Katherine Johnson Arnaudville Senate District 22 Fred Mills Ryan Jones Slidell Representative District 76 Kevin Pearson Jensine Joseph Hammond Representative District 86 Christopher Broadwater Jordy Joseph New Iberia Representative District 44 Vincent Pierre Maxwell Kallenberger Lafayette Representative District 43 Stuart Bishop Thomas Keith Prairieville Senate District 12 Ben Nevers Brenan Keller Larose Representative District 54 Jerry Gisclair Victoria King Greensburg Representative District 95 Sherman Mack Katherine Klagholz Monroe Representative District 17 Marcus Hunter Scott Kleinpeter Baton Rouge Senate District 17 Rick Ward Will Kornegay Patterson Representative District 50 Sam Jones Austin Labry Destrehan Senate District 19 Gary Smith Kelsey Lacourrege Slidell Representative District 90 Greg Cromer Elisabeth Lacy Shreveport Senate District 38 Sherri Smith Buffington Katherine Landry Lafayette Representative District 96 Terry Landry Mark Landry New Iberia Representative District 48 Taylor Barras Sylvie Lavergne Alexandria Representative District 26 Herbert Dixon Andrew Lemoine Dry Prong Representative District 27 Lowell Hazel Patrick Lorio New Orleans Senate District 7 David Heitmeier Merryjean Losso Baton Rouge Representative District 69 Erich Ponti Michael Mahfouz Marksville Senate District 28 Eric LaFleur Alia Manning Crowley Representative District 42 Jack Montoucet Madeline Marak Shreveport Representative District 2 Roy Burrell Hannah Marler Thibodaux Representative District 55 Jerome Richard Emily Mattesky New Orleans Representative District 92 Tom Willmott Sarah McDaniel St Francisville Representative District 72 John Bel Edwards Eric McGoffin Lafayette Senate District 23 Page Cortez Patrick McLean Baton Rouge Representative District 65 Clif Richardson Lauren Mears Houma Representative District 53 Lenar Whitney Rachelle Melancon Buras Representative District 105 Christopher Leopold Rachel Menard Shreveport Representative District 5 Alan Seabaugh Brennan Middleton Baton Rouge Representative District 80 Joseph Lopinto Page 2 of 3 Tulane University Legislative Scholarship Recipients 2012‐13 FIRST_NAME LAST_NAME CITY LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT NOMINATING LEGISLATOR Katie Mitchell Lake Charles Representative District 36 Chuck Kleckley David Napoli New Orleans Senate District 4 Edwin Murray Blake Netter Harvey Senate District 8 John Alario, Jr. Kimberly Patterson Berwick Senate District 21 R.L. Allain Ryan Poche Erath Senate District 26 Jonathan Perry Olivia Pontiff Baton Rouge Representative District 70 Franklin Foil Pritchard Rustin Chalmette Representative District 103 Raymond Garofalo Ellie Ratcliff Minden Representative District 10 H.Eugene Reynolds Crystal Rathore Marrero Representative District 83 Robert Billiot James Ray Livingston Senate District 13 Dale Erdey Noelle Raymond Destrehan Representative District 56 Gregory Miller Reagan Reed Covington Representative District 75 Harold Ritchie Rachael Richard Kenner Representative District 79 Tony Ligi Justin Ricou Shreveport Representative District 1 James "Jim" Morris Margaret Roberts Baton Rouge Senate District 14 Yvonne Dorsey-Colomb Rachel Romero Harvey Representative District 84 Patrick Connick Candace Ross Gretna Representative District 85 Byran Adams Alexandra Saizan New Orleans Senate District 3 Jean-Paul Morrell Sean Saxon Baton Rouge Representative District 74 Scott Simon Nataly Scheuermann New Orleans Representative District 51 Joe Harrison Elizabeth Schoen Covington Representative District 77 John Schroder Alexander Sibley Covington Representative District 71 J.Rogers Pope Jane Smith West Monroe Representative District 14 John "Jay" Morris Eleanor Stone Baton Rouge Senate District 32 Neil Riser Malia Tarpley Pollock Representative District 22 Terry Brown Jacob Theriot Rayne Representative District 47 Bob Hensgens Ryan Thurmon Monroe Senate District 33 Mike Walsworth Landon Tomb Jackson Representative District 62 Kenny Havard Anjana Turner Lafayette Representative District 31 Nancy Landry Keyana Varnado New Orleans Representative District 99 Wesley Bishop Devan Vidrine Ville Platte Representative District 38 H. Bernard LeBas Joyce Ward Lake Charles Representative District 35 Brett Geymann Christopher Warren Jonesboro Representative District 13 James Fannin Matthew Weir Baton Rouge Representative District 61 Alfred Williams Brady Wilson Baker Senate District 6 Mack "Bodi" White Carlos Wilson Grambling Senate District 29 Rick Gallot Ryan Wolfe BELLE CHASSE Representative District 87 Girod Jackson Abigail Yesso Houma Representative District 52 Gordon Dove Sidney Zeichner Natchitoches Senate District 31 Gerald Long Wanwei Zhou La Place Representative District 81 Clay Schexnayder Page 3 of 3.
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