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EMPLOYERS OF THE CLASSES OF 1986 thorugh 1994* ALABAMA & & & & KENTUCKY & Butler& Burnette (Tampa) Mitchell, Neubauer Shaw (Mt. Vernon) Golding, Meekins. Holden.& Cosper Armstrong Allen& P rewitt. Gentry Johnston Hand. Arendall, Bedsole, Greares & John· Carlton. Fields. Ward, Emmanuel, Smith Stiles (Charlotte) Holmes ( M emphis) & ston (Mobile) Cutler (Orlando and Ta mpa)& The Honorable Joseph Huddleston (Bowl· Hedrick,& Eatmon, Gardner Kincheloe Arnett. Draper Hagood (Knoxville) Johnston. Adams, Bailey. Gordon Harris Cobb. Cole and Bell (Daytona Beach) ing Green) (Charlotte) Arnold,& Windfrey, Simpson Harris (Mobile)& Farr. Farr, Hayman, Emerick, Sifrit Hack­ Attorney Michael &J. Curtis (Ashland) Hyler Lopez (Asheville) (Lenoir City) Legal Services of Alabama (Opelika) ett (Port Charlotte) Kentucky Department of Public Advoca­ Legal Services& of Western Carolina Ayres Parkey (Knoxville) S1rote Permutt (Birmingham) Florida State Attorney (Ocala) cy (Frankfort Hopkinsville) (Greenville, S.C.) Les &Bailey, Attorney-at-Law (Kingsport) UnitedT. States District Court. Southern Dis­ Florida State Attorney General's& Office Ta ylor Law Office (Middlesboro) Jonas, Jonas Rhyne (lincolnton) Baker. Worthington. Crossley, Stansberry ALASKAtrict of Alabama. The Honorable Alex (Sanlord) U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, The North Carolina Legal Assistance& Program Woolf, (JohnW.son City, Knoxville and &Howard. Jr. (Mobile) Gunster. Yeakley. Criser. Stewart (West LOUISIANAHonorable Boyce F. Martin, Jr. (Durham) & Nashville) & ARIZONA Palm Beach) & (louisville) & Smith, Debnam, Hibbert Pahl (Raleigh) Attorney Gordon& Ball (Knoxville) Davis Goerig& (Anchorage) William Penrose Law Firm (St. Petersburg) Van Winkle, Buck, Wall, Starnes Davis William L. Banks Associates (Knoxville) & Rogers. Towers, Bailey, Jones Gray Kullman, Inman. Bee Downing (New (Asheville) & Banks, Penn& Routh (Knoxville) Gallagher Kennedy& (Phoenix) (Jacksonville)& Orleans)& Phillip E. Williams. Esquire (Roseboro) Thomas E. Barclay, Attorney (Jellico) ARKSnell ANSASWilmer (Phoenix) Ruden. Barnett, McClosky. Smith, Milling, Benson. Woodward, Hillyer, Pier­ Womble,NEW JERSEY Carlyle. Sandridge Rice Barnell Algag& ia (Nashville) Streich. Lang. Weeks Cardon (Phoenix) Schuster Russell, P.A. (Ft.& son Miller &(New Orleans) (Winston-Salem) Lionel R. Barrett. Jr. (Nashville) Lauderdale) Sessions,MARYLAND Fishman. Boisfontaine, Nathan, Bass, Berry Sims (Nashville) ACALIFORNIArkansas School Boards Association Rumberger. Kirk, Caldwell. Cabaniss Winn,& Butler. Barkley (New Orleans) CamdenOHIO Regional Legal Services Rick J. Bearfield, Attorney at Law (John· (little Rock) Burke (Orlando) MICHIGAN (Bridgeton) son City) & & GEORGIAStetson University Office of Affirmative Ac· Miles Stockbridge &(Easton) James A. H. Be&ll, Attorney (Knoxville) Fletcher Associates (N. Hollywood) lion (S1. Petersburg)& MINNESOTA ClarkPENNSYL CountyVA NIA Prosecutor's Office Bernstein, Stair McAdams& (Knoxville) Morrison Foerster (San Francisco) & Foster, Swift, Collins Coey (lansing) (Springfield)& Bone, Langford Armistead (Nashville) ODISTRrangeICT County OF COLUMBIAPublic Defender's Office Adams. Gardner Ellis (Savannah) MISSISSIPPI Boston, Bates, Holt Sands &(Lawren- (Costa Mesa) & Alston & Bird (Atlanta) Minnesota Vikings (Minneapolis)& SOUTHKirkpatrick CAROLINA Lockhart (Pittsburgh) ceburg) & Attorney Nancy L. Calhoun& (Chatsworth) Pennsvylvania& Legal Services Center Boult, Cummings, Conners Berry Anderson. Kill, Olick Oshinsky Carter Ansley (Atlanta)& Butler, Snow. O'Mara, Stevens Canada (Nashville) Arenl, Fox, Kinter. Plotkin Kahn Clark, Paul. Hoover Mallard (Atlanta) (Jackson) Hickman Wheeler, PA. (Charleston) Ben Brabson.& Esquire (Sevierville) Electronic Data Systems. Inc. Boyce. Th& ompson O'Brien (Norcross) Eastern Mississippi Legal Services Legal Services of Western Carolina Bradley County &D istrict Attorney (Athens) Federal Trade Commission Thomas& N. Craig Law Office (Covington) (Meridian) & (Greenville) Brasfield Parker (Knoxville) Finnegan. Henderson. Farabow, Garrett Dennis& Corry (Atlanta) MISSOURIMississippi Supreme Court Low County Legal Assistance Project Brewer. Krause Brooks (Nashville) and Dunner & Ernst Whinney (Atlanta) Young, Scanlon& Sessums (Jackson) (Walterboro) & Attorney Horace Brown (Knoxville)& Government Accountability Project Fisher Philips (Atlanta) McNair Law Firm (Columbia) Attorney William J. Brown (Chattanooga) Heron. Burchette. Ruckert Rothwell& Fulton &County District Attorney's Office. MogabNEW MEXICO Hughes (St. Louis) Ogletree. Deakins. Nash, Smoak Brown, Dobson, &B urnette Kesler (Chat· House Subcommittee on Financial Insti- (Atlanta) Missouri Attorney General (Jefferson City) Stewart (Columbia) tanooga) tutions, Superv1sion, Regulation In­ Harris Hartman (Rossville)& NEW YORK United States District Court of South Caro- Bryce, Bowland& Klucken (Knoxville) surance& Heller Financial (Atlanta) New Mexico Attorney General (Santa Fe) TENNESSEEtina. The Honorable Falcon B. Dale L. Buch& annan (Chattanooga) Internal Revenue Service Jackson.& Lewis. Schnitzler Krupman Hawkins (Charleston) & Burch, Porter& Johnson (Memphis) Kirkpatrick Lockhart (Atlanta) & Legal Aid Society. Criminal& Defense (New Burger. Fly Mcfarlin (Murfreesboro)& Congressman& Raymond McGrath. 5th King Spalding (Atlanta)& York) Adams.& Taylor. Philbin, Pigue Marchetti Butler, Vines Threadgill (Knoxville) Congressional Districl. New York & Kulak. Rock Campbell (Atlanta) Milbank, Tweed, Hadley McCloy &(New (Nashville) & Buxton, Layton, W&ebster Wilkinson (Oak Newman Holtzinger McNally,& Fox, Mahler Cameron (Faye!· York) Agee Agee (Lebanon) Ridge) & Ogletree. Deakins.& Nash. Smoak. teville) & Milberg,& Weiss, Bershad. Specthrie Ler­ Agee, Allen, Godwin& , Morris Laurenzi Caldwell. Heggie Helton (Chattanooga) Stewart& Neely Player (Atlanta) ach (New York) & (Memphis) & Caldwell, Johns& on. Winston Massengill O'Melveny Myers Ogletree. Deakins,& Nash. Smoak Reid Priest (New York) Allen. Nelson Bowers (Elizabethton) (Bristol)& Stass Halsey Stewart (Atlanta) & Skadden,& Arps, Slate. Meagher Flom Allen. Scruggs, Sossaman Thompson Campbell Ca&m pbell (Chattanooga) Senate Committee on the Budget Phillips. Hinchey Reid (Atlanta) (New York) (Memphis) & Campbell Dawson& (Knoxville) Superior Court. District of Columbia Powell. Goldstein, Frazer & Murphy Snider Snider (Massena) Alpha Industries. Inc. (Knoxville) Carter. Harrod& Cunningham (Athens) US Department of Defense (Atlanta) US Comptroller of the Currency, North· Ambrose. Wilson. Grimm Durand Donald S. Caulkins Associates& (Franklin) US Department& of Justice. Environment Rosenweig. Kam.& Jones McNabb eastern& District (New York) (Knoxville)& Chambliss Bahner (Chattanooga) and Natural Resources& Division (Newman) & UnitedNORTH Nations CAROLINA (New York) American Fidelity Title Co. (Knoxville) Chancellors& R. Vann Owens Howell N. FLORIDAUS Securities Exchange Commission Smith.ILLINOIS Currie Hancock (Atlanta) Webster Sheffield& (New York) Anderson Rankin (Nashville) Peoples (Chattanooga) W ilkes, Artis, Hedrick Lane Swift. Currie. McGhee Hiers (Atlanta) Law Office of Peter G. Angelos (Knoxville)��� Cheek Campbell (Knoxville) & Brown, Ward &Haynes (Waynesville) Appalachian National Life !Durance� Co. City of Oak Ridge Claiborne. Davis, Buuck Attorney Joseph Allen (Key West) Illinois Environmental Protection Agency Christie Institute South (Chapel Hill) (Knoxville) W ARD!p• y K��e) 72 Bull Haggard (Orlando) (Springfield) Ganley, Ramer Mason (Asheville) Apperson, Crump, Duzan (Memphis) · ont 1 nued on page �-" WJ"""" l:!!iUE91•1m1'l!!U�' , .._& v ·THE UNIVERSITY �F o1'1� .T� OF TENNESSEE fy{c; l q��-'1+ �.� COLLEGE OF LAW Cav_, CLASSES OF 1993/94

CONTENTS

EMPLOYERS OF THE CLASSES Inside Cover OF 1986 THROUGH 1994 DEAN'S PAGE 2 COLLEGE PROFILE 3 CAREER SERVI CES 5 CLASS OF 1993 7 CLASS OF 1994 33 FA CULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 60 CAMPUS MAP 70/71 EMPLOYERS CONTINUED 72/1 nside cover CALENDAR Back cover

Career Services/Suite 13 1505 West Cumberland Avenue Knoxville, Tennessee 37996·1800 Telephone 615/974-4348 FAX (615) 974-0681 The Dean of the College of Law

RICHARD S. WIRTZ Dean and Professor of Law

Antitrust Law, Contracts, Evidence, Intellectual Property

Education: B.A. 1961, Amherst College; MP.A. 1963, Princeton; J.D. 1970, Stanford.

Experience: Peace Corps, Washington, DC., 1963; Harlem Domestic Peace Corps, HARYOU-ACT, Inc., New York City, 1964-65; Community Action Program, Office of Economic Opportunity, Washington, D.C., 1965-67; Law Clerk, Judge Robert A. Ainsworth, Jr., United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, 1970-71; Davis, Wright, Todd, Riese & Jones, Seattle, Washington, 1971-74; Assistant Professor of Law, University of Tennessee, 1974-77; Associate Professor, 1977-87; Visiting Associate Professor of Law, Cornell University, 1978-79; Professor of Law since 1987; Associate Dean 1988-91; Acting Dean 1991-92; Dean since 1992.

Achievements/Publications Chair, Section on Teaching Methods, 1992-present, and Accreditation Team Member, 1991-present, Association of American Law Schools; Articles on TVA in Tenn. L. Rev.; other publications on antitrust law in Ind. L. Rev, Wash. L. Rev. and Antitrust L.J.; Harold C. Warner Outstanding Teacher Award, 1984; Harry W. Laughlin Faculty Service Award, 1987; Student Bar Association's Outstanding Faculty Member Award, 1987; Tennessee Young Lawyers Conference Law and Liberty Award, 1992; Campus Consultantship Policy Committee, 1987-89; Faculty Senate/Chancellor's Committee on the Evaluation of Teaching, 1989-92; Council on International Education, 1990-present; Hearing Officer, Tennessee Valley Authority, 1975-86; Member, Hamilton Burnett American Inn of Court; Member, Board of Directors, Knoxville Legal Aid Society.

2 The University of Tennessee College of Law 1992

1505 Cumberland Avenue Library: Knoxville, Tennessee 37996-1800 Class of 1993 Class of 1994* 188,510 catalogued volumes, 137,291 Dean Richard Wirtz microfilm equivalent volumes including Briefs Applied 1104 1222 (615) 974-2521 and Records of the United States Supreme Enrolled 153 160 Director of Career Services Court from 1897 to date; official court reports, Men 87 92 Joann Wallace Rothery session laws and codes of all states and of the Women 66 68 (615) 974-4348 federal system; the National Reporter System; Minorities 17 21 Information (615) 974-4241 the reports of Canadian and English cases Median LSAT 36 36 FAX (615) 974-0681 from the Yearbook to date; WESTLAW, LEXIS, Median UGPA 3.39 3.39 NEXIS and INFOTRAC legal data retrieval Ung Colleges 71 72 Accredited by the American Bar systems; a depository for federal documents. In-state 128 131 Association and an Association of Out-of-state 25 29 American Law Schools Charter Member Order of the Coif: National honor society, membership by faculty Date Founded: 1890 election from students in the first tenth of their Legal Clinic: class at graduation. Introduction to Trial Advocacy-Civil Degree Granted: Doctor of Jurisprudence Introduction to Trial Advocacy-Criminal (J. D.) Tennessee Law Review: Membership by writing competition. Faculty: Dual Degree Programs: Full-time 28; J.D. - Master of Business Administration Moot Court Program: adjunct faculty of prominent local J. D. - Master of Public Administration Advocates' Prize Moot Court Competition, attorneys, 21 Fredrick Douglass Moot Court*, Jerome Prince Total School Enrollment 1991-92: 463 Invitational Evidence**, NACDL Criminal Trial Faculty/Student Ratio: 17:1 Competition, National Constitutional Law, National Environmental Law Moot Court* • •, National Moot Court, Ray H. Jenkins Trial Competition, William B. Spong, Jr. Invitational Constitutional Law. * 1992 Southern Regional Competition - Sixth *At publication, over 1200 applications have been Place received for the Class of 1995. If students who • *1992 National Competition - Third Place have accepted actually enroll, the median GPA • *1992 National Competition - Second Place; will be 3.42 and the median LSAT, 37 on the old Best Appellee Brief, overall; Best scale, and 156 on the new scale. Oralist, first and third rounds.

3 Student Activities: graduates for the May 1991 class (also For more than a century, The University of Student Bar Association, American Bar including August and December 1990 Tennessee College of Law has offered a Association/Law Student Division, Association graduates) indicate that of the survey strong combination of practical and of Trial Lawyers of America-Student Chapter, respondents, 95% of those available and theoretical training in the law. While the Black Law Student Association, Christian Legal seeking work.had found employment within the principal objective of the Law College is to Society, Class Development Council, first nine months after graduation, 92% in full­ prepare students for the private practice of Environmental Law Organization, The Forum time legal positions. law, its total mission is more broadly (student newspaper), Hispanic Law Student conceived. The College of Law exposes Association, Inn of Court, Lambda Legal Average figures for the classes of 1985 students to the legal issues of our society Society, Law Women, Phi Alpha Delta, Phi through 1989, and for the Classes of 1990 and enabling them to develop analytical skills Delta Phi, Tennessee Association of Criminal 1991, based on responses to the employment in respect to decisional law and statutes, Defense Lawyers, Tennessee Association for survey for each class, follow: the ability to communicate effectively to Public Interest Law, Tennessee High School others their knowledge of the law, an Mock Trial Competition. Areas of Practice '85-'89 '90 '91 awareness of the historical growth of the Private Practice 67% 64% 69% law, a knowledgeable appreciation of the Alumni: Judicial Clerkship 11% 7% 10% inter-relationships of law and society, and Approximately 5,648 in 49 states, the District of Government 6% 17%* 11% the ability to use law as an implement of Columbia, Australia, Canada, Germany, Business/Industry 5% 6% 5% societal control and development. England, France, Guam, Israel, Japan, Puerto Public Interest 3% 1% 2% Students are thus equipped to serve their Rico, Virgin Islands, and the United Arab Academic 2% 1% 1% communities not only as advocates and Emirates. Military 2% 4% 2% counselors, but as policy makers and Other 4% active responsible citizens. Employment: *Increase in this category related to the The employment rate for Tennessee law creation of a state public defender system. graduates consistently approximates the 90th percentile average within six to nine months of Geographic Regions '85-'89 '90 '91 graduation, reported for the nation's ABA Knoxville 25% 23% 25% accredited law schools by the National Nashville 16% 10% 12% Association for Law Placement for more than Chattanooga 14% 10% 12% the last decade. Data from the survey of Memphis 5% 6% 6% Other TN Towns 20% 22% 21% Out-of-State 20% 29% 24%

4 CAREER SERVICES*

Employers are invited to initiate any service by phone (615) 974-4348, FAX (615) 974-0681, or letter.

Grading System ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEWING SEASON * LATERAL HIRING Job Briefs, the alumni employment Fall Semester 1992 - September 11 All academic work in the College is opportunities newsletter, reaches recent through November 25 graded ?n � 4 0 scale by a faculty very graduates and experienced alumni : demanding 1n 1ts evaluation of student Spring Semester 1993 - February 1 interested in making lateral moves. There work. Students may request and receive through April 30 is no charge for employer listings, which their class rank from the Student Records are accepted by phone, FAX, or mail and Reservations are accepted year-round by Office several weeks after each semester should provide a brief description of the phone, FAX, or letter. On-campus dates, ends, but this information is not available position and the preferred application which are assigned on a first-come, first­ to the Career Services staff unless the procedure. Listings are either "open," served basis, are confirmed in writing. student has a signed release on file. identifying the employer and providing Reservations for preferred fall on-campus Employers who seek this information are information for applicant direct contact, or dates should be made by early spring. encouraged to request class rank figures "blind," with the employer unidentified Resumes are forwarded to employers a or a transcript directly from individual and applicants instructed to respond to a week to 10 days prior to the on-campus candidates. date tor prescreening. position number through Career Services. Grades and class rankings should not be Each job vacancy is published in two overemphasized. As little as a tenth of a RECRUITING FROM EMPLOYER newsletter editions unless the employer point difference in grade point averages, LOCATION instructs otherwise. Listings received by . wh1ch are calculated in hundredths, could Employers unable to visit campus may the last day of the month are included in cause a large percentile difference in class request Career Services personnel to the edition mailed the next week. rank not comparable to a difference in collect and forward resumes by a certain STUDENT TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENT performance or ability. date. Or, it the employer prefers, TEAM (STAT) applicants will be instructed to submit Minimum grade required to attain resumes and other requested items Career Services maintains a roster of (averages after Spring Semester '91) students interested in receiving temporary directly. Employers may wish to contact Class 1994 1993 clerking assignments. Referral of a student students individually, or have the Career Top 10% 3.25 3.20 to a requesting legal employer, made on Services staff convey messages, regarding Top 25% 2.94 3.01 the basis of availability and familiarity with arrangements for interviews at their Top 33% 2.82 2.92 the subject, usually is made within 24 location. Top 50% 2.70 2.77 hours of a telephone request. Assignments *Career Services interview rooms are range from a few hours to several weeks. A grade of 0.9 or below is a failure. To available to employers for interviewing remain in good standing, a student must College of Law students and graduates maintain at least a 2.0 average. The throughout the year. Dean's List requires a 3.0 GPA or better. 5 Off-Campus Recruiting Conferences National Public Interest Career *Career Services Policies Information Fair Southeastern Minority Job Fair Washington, D.C.-October 24, 1992 The Career Services staff does not screen August 22, 1992-Atlanta Students from all National Association for or recommend certain students for Employer registration deadline: June 22, Law Placement member schools are interviews. All listings are posted for 1992 invited to participate. The fair focuses on review by the entire student body and all Participating Schools-Tennessee, opportunities with government agencies, resumes submitted by interested students Alabama, Cumberland, Duke, Emory, legal services offices, civil rights will be forwarded to the employer who Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia organizations, consumer and selects the interviewees for his/her State, Houston, Kentucky, Louisiana State, environmental advocates and other schedule. Louisville, Loyola, Memphis State, representatives of the public interest law Miami, Mississippi, Mississippi College, community. The format is divided between The University of Tennessee College of North Carolina Central, Nova, Oklahoma, an informal arena style setting for Law is a member of the Association of South Carolina, Southern Methodist, South information sharing and scheduled American Law Schools and subscribes to Texas, Stetson, St. Thomas, Texas, Texas individual interviews. its policy of providing students and Southern, Tulane, Tulsa, Vanderbilt, graduates with equal opportunity to obtain Virginia, Washington & Lee, Wake Forest, Mid-South Law Placement Consortium employment without discrimination or West Virginia and William and Mary. February 20, 1993-Nashville segregation on the ground of race, color, Employer Registration Deadline-January religion, national origin, gender, age, Southeastern Law Placement Consortium 27, 1993 handicap or disability, veteran status, or October 1·3, 1992-Atlanta Participating Schools-Tennessee, sexual orientation. Career Services Employer registration deadline: August 13, Alabama, Cumberland, Kentucky, programs are open only to those 1992 Louisville, Memphis State, Mercer, employers whose practices are in Participating schools-Tennessee, Mississippi and Vanderbilt. Employers agreement with this policy. Alabama, Cumberland, Emory, Georgia, select the students they wish to interview Kentucky, Memphis State, Miami, South from resumes submitted by students from Career Services also subscribes to the Carolina, Tulane, and William & Mary. all the schools. National Association for Law Placement Principles and Standards for Law Placement and Recruitment Activities. Copies are available upon request.

6 ' . 4 DANIEL K. ACRE BRIAN K. ADDINGTON LUCINDA M. ALBISTON RHONDA ALEXANDER CHRISTY ANN ALLEN Anaheim. California Kingsport. Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Boulder. Colorado

Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993

Scholastic Background: B.A. in Crimi­ Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: nal Justice. California State University. Vice President. Christian Legal Society; Student Bar Association; Law Women; Dean's List; Student Bar Association; Harold C. Warner Scholarship; Tennes­ Fullerton. 1987; A.A. in Liberal Arts. Representative, Student Bar Association; Phi Delta Phi: NACDL/TACDL; Moot WESTLAW training see High School Mock Trial Competition. law student advisor: Development Coun­ Fullerton College. CA. 1984. Work Study, Legal Clinic, U.T. College Court Board; Ray H. Jenkins Trial Com­ Scholastic Background: B.A.. h1gh of Law; LEXIS and WESTLAW training; petition: LEXIS and WESTLAW training. Cil: Student Bar Association. Work Experience: Self-employed honors. in Political Science. University of intramural athletics. representative-at-large. third-year class 1989-present; Press Supervisor. Harte· Scholastic Background: M.A. in En­ . Tennessee. Knoxville. 1988; Phi Bela representative; Law Women. secretary; Hanks Communications. Brea. Califor­ Scholastic Background: B.S .. summa glish. C.W. Post College of Long Island Kappa. Admissions Committee; intramural ath­ nia. 1978-1 989; U.S. Marines. cum laude. in History, Pikeville College. University, 1971; Graduate Assistant· Work Experience: Law Clerk. Office ol letics. 1976- 1977 Pikeville, KY. 1989; Dean's List; Phi Eta ship: Teaching Fellowship. B.A . . magna the General Counsel. University of Ten­ Sigma; Delta Psi. president; Social cum laude. in English. C.W. Post College Scholastic Background: A.B., in En­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Non­ nessee Medical Center. Knoxville. Sum­ Science Club. senior advisor; Junior of Long Island University. 1969; Dean's glish. minor in Women's Studies. Bryn traditional mer 1992; Research Assistant. Professor Marshall. 1988 Graduation: lettered in List: National English Honor Society. Gregory M. Stein, University of Tennes­ Mawr College, 1990; Customs Commit­ Location Preferred: U.S.A. tee; Tennis Team; Admissions Guide; baseball, 1986-1 988: Who's Who Work Experience: Editor. University of see, Knoxville. Summer 1992; Law Admissions Recruiter. Among American Colleges and Univer­ Tennessee College of Social Work. Clerk. Butler. Vines, Babb & Threadgill. sities. Office of Research and Public Service. Knoxville. Summer 1991: Assistant to As­ Work Experience: Law Clerk. Attorney Work Experience: Assistant Teacher. 198 t -1990; Photo Editor. 13-30 Corpo­ sociate Director. Real Estate Research Michael J. Curtis. Ashland. Kentucky, Sullivan County School Board. 1990; ration. Knoxville. 1978-1981 : Photo Edi­ Center. University of Florida. 1990: Sales Summers 1991- 1992: Records Assis­ Blevins Electric Company, 1988- 1989; tor and Production Assistant. The Clerk, A & W Office Supply, Knoxville. tant. Undergraduate Admissions. Bryn Resident Assistant, Pikeville College, Conference Board. New York, 1989. Mawr College, 1989- 1 990; Page­ Procter, Stoller Power, Inc .. Boulder, CO. 1988-1989. 1973-1981. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Summer 1989: Office and Records As­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Civil Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation. Location Preferred: Southeast sistant. Graduate Admissions. Bryn family law Location Preferred: Southeast Mawr College, 1988-1990; Administra­ Location Preferred: Knoxville. sur­ tive Office Assistant, Natural Science As· rounding counties sociates. Inc .. Boulder, CO. Summers t 988 and 1989; Clerical Assistant and Part-time Receptionist. Energy & Resource Consultants. Inc.. Boulder. CO. Summers 1986 and 1987.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible

8 LOUIS MARKHAM ANDERSON IV ARTHUR JAMES ANDREWS GARRETT E. ASHER, R.N. HEIDI ANNE BARCUS A. KRISTIN BECKER Knoxville. Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee Nashville. Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee Fairfax. Virginia

Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: December 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: law School Honors and Activities: law School Honors and Activities: law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List; Tennessee High School Dean's List, Summer 1991; Student Bar Hunton and Williams First-Year Writing American Jurisprudence Award in Legal Dean's List: American Jurisprudence Mock Trial Competition. law student ad­ Association Representative. Award; Vinson and Elkins Scholarship Profession; Dean's List; Student Bar As­ Awards in Torts I and Civil Procedure 1: for Academic Excellence; Tennessee sociation; Law Women. president: Ten­ Executive/Research Editor. Tennessee visor; Student Bar Association; LEX IS & Scholastic Background: M.S. in Ad­ WESTLAW training; intramural athletics. High School Mock Trial Competition. law nessee Association of Public Interest Law Review; James Henry Burke ministration ol Justice. 1976. and B.S. . student advisor; Student Bar Associa­ Law; Knoxville Police Ride-Along Pro­ Scholarship: Law Women; Knoxville Scholastic Background: B.S. in Ac­ cum laude. in Administration of Justice. tion. representative-at-large; WESTLAW gram: championship law intramural foot­ Police Ride-Along Program: LEXIS and counting. University ol Tennessee. Knox­ 1974. The American University, and LEXIS/NEXIS training; intramural ball team. WESTLAW training: intramural athletics. ville. 1990; Beta Alpha Psi. honorary Washington. D.C.; Russian Language athletics. accounting lraternity; Dean's List; Pi Studies. Defense Language Institute, Scholastic Background: M.A. in En­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Histo­ Kappa Alpha Fraternity_ Monterey, CA, 1964. Scholastic Background: B.S. in Nurs­ glish. concentration in technical writing, ry, University of Virginia, Charlottesville. ing. Tennessee Stale University, Nash­ Ohio University, 1989: B.A. in English. VA, 1989; Photo Editor. The University Work Experience: Law Clerk. Robert­ Work Experience: Law Clerk. Ritchie, Journal; Virginia Women's Rugby Club. son. Ingram & Overbey. Knoxville. May Fels & Dillard. September 1991-present; ville. 1990; Dean's List; Class Baylor University, 1987; Dean's List: Representative for the College of Nurs­ May Beasley English Scholarship; Pi 1991-present; Auditor. Perry Royster & Law Clerk. Ailor & Ailor. Knoxville. May Work Experience: Law Clerk. Vinson & Ing; Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. Beta Phi Sorority. Company. Knoxville, 1989-1990; 1991-present; Adjunct Instructor in Crimi­ Elkins, Houston, TX, Summer 1992; Law Manager. X-Perl Tune. Knoxville, nal Justice. U.T. Chattanooga. Work Experience: Law Clerk. Parker. Work Experience: Summer Associate. Clerk, London, Amburn & Giordano, 1988-1 989. 1987-present; Independent Oil & Gas Lawrence. Cantrell and Dean, Nashville, Lewis. King. Krieg & Waldrop, Knoxville. Knoxville, May 1991-May 1992: Delivery Producer. 1982-1 986; Special Agent in Summers 1991 and 1992; Law Clerk. 1992: Law Clerk, Egerton. McAfee, Ar­ Driver. Domino's Pizza. Charlottesville. legal Practice Emphasis: General Charge, U.S. Department of Commerce. Leibowitz and Cohen. Knoxville. Sep­ mistead & Davis. Knoxville. Fall and VA. 1988-1990; Purchasing Agent, U.S. business practice 197 4-1984 (research on specialized tember 1991-May 1992; Registered Spring 1992; Law Clerk. Carol Nickle, Geological Survey, Reston. VA, Sum­ location Preferred: Flexible police patrol operations, 1975); Police Nurse. HCA Parthenon Pavilion. Nash­ Knoxville. Summer. 1991: Research As­ mers, 1985-1988. Officer/Police Academy Instructor. ville. 1990; Mental Health Associate. sistant, Professor Steve Thorpe. U.T. Col­ legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Metropolitan Police. Washington. D.C . HCA Parthenon Pavilion. Nashville. lege of Law. Summer 1991; Teaching 1969-1 974; Russian Linguist/Intelligence 1987-1990. Associate. Ohio University, 1987-1990; location Preferred: Flexible Analyst. U.S. Army, 1963-1969; Volun­ Macintosh Lab Assistant, Ohio Univer­ legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible teer Fireman. 1962-1 963. sity, 1989 and 1990; Kindergarten location Preferred: Flexible Teacher, Lake Shore Baptist School, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Summer 1988; Assistant Manager. The location Preferred: Knoxville area Gap. 1986- 1987; Volunteer. Special Olympics.

legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Tennessee

9 HEATHER A. BEEMON FRED TAYLOR BELL JOHN B. BENNETT M. KATHLEEN BOSWELL VICTORIA HOPPER BOWLING Murfreesboro, Tennessee Hermitage, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee Lexington, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law Schoof Honors and Activities: Assistant Editor. Executive/Research Tennessee Association of Public Interest NACDL Criminal Trial Moot Court Team; Student Bar Association; Tennessee Dean's List; Student Bar Association, Editor, Tennessee Law Review; Tennes· Law, president (TAPIL); Student Bar As· Student Bar Association, second-year High School Mock Trial Competition, law president, secretary; Dean's Advisory, see High School Mock Trial Competition, socation; Graduate Student Association. representative; Dean's List; Manier. student advisor. Dean's Interviewing and New Facility vice-president; LEXIS and WESTLAW Committees; Law Women; Young Law· law student advisor; Knoxville Police Herod. Hollabaugh & Smith Scholarship; Scholastic Background: B.S., high Ride-Along Program; Tennessee Associ· training. Dean's Committee on Readmissions & honors. in Elementary Education. yers of Tennessee Board of Directors; Variances; Phi Alpha Delta, legal !rater· 1993 Development Council; Student ation of Public Interest Law. executive Scholastic Background: B.A., honors, University of Tennessee. Knoxville. committee; Student Bar Association, in History, minor in Political Science. nity; American Jurisprudence Award for 1989; Pi Lambda Theta. national educa· Government Association. senator; stu· representative·at·large, law student University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Moot Court Trial Team; Walter L. Lusk tion honor society; Phi Kappa Phi Honor dent advisor; LEXIS and WESTLAW advisor. 1988; Dean's List. Scholarship; Ray H. Jenkins Trial Com· Society; Golden Key National Honor So· training. petition, first place team and best advo· Scholastic Background: B.A. in Histo· ciety; Gamma Beta Phi Honor Society; Scholastic Background: B.A . high Work Experience: Assistant. Book· cate award. ry, University of the South, Sewanee, TN. world. Goodlettsville, TN, November Chi Omega Fraternity, Carnicus director honors. in Political Science Honors/ Scholastic Background: B.A., honors. and assistant rush chairman. Thesis Program. University of Tennesee. 1990; Who's Who Among American Col· 1989-August 1990; Tax Associate, Ar· Knoxville. 1990; Dean's List; Pre-Law leges and Universities; Selection Com· thur Andersen & Company, Atlanta, GA. in Political Science. University of Tennes· Work Experience: Volunteer Florence mittee for Dormitory Proctors; Student 1989; Supply Specialist. U.S. Army, see, Knoxville, May 1989; Student Crittenton Agency, and Law Clerk, Forum. secretary; U.T. Student Tribunal; Life Committee. 1984. Government Association; Undergradu· O'Neil. Parker & Williamson. Knoxville. Collegiate 4-H. secretary; Scholarships: ate Academic Council; All· Campus Gertrude Warren. Bickel Communica· Work Experience: Law Intern, Mem· Summer 1991; Counselor. Tate's Sum· Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Events Committee. lions, and Ruth Stephens International phis Light, Gas & Water, Memphis, Sum· mer Day Camp, Summers 1989 and Political Science; Phi Eta Sigma; Gamma mer 1992; Law Intern, Martin-Marietta Location Preferred: Flexible Work Experience: Summer Associate, 1990; Substitute Teacher. Knoxville City Beta Phi; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Kappa Phi. Energy Systems, Department of Energy, Spears, Moore, Rebman & Williams, and Schools, 1990; Ahernoon·Care Assistant Oak Ridge, 1991·1992; Law Clerk, Heiskell, Donelson, Bearman, Adams, Director, Tate's School of Discovery, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Media· McDonald, Levy & Taylor, Knoxville. Williams & Kirsch, Chattanooga, July . 1990; Runner. Attorney Wade M. lion Services of the Knoxville Bar Associ­ Summer 1991; uanguage Lab Assistant, August 1992; Summer Associate, Grant. Boswell. Knoxville. 1988·89; Sunday ation. Summer 1992; Law Clerk. University of the South, academic years Konvalinka & Grubbs and District Attor· school teacher. Ridenour & Ridenour. Knoxville, 1991-1992; Clerk, Woodruff's Depart­ 1988·1 989 and 1989·1 990; Sales Clerk, ney General, Chattanooga, 1991; Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible McRae's Department Store, Jackson, Paralegal. District Attorney's Office. ment Store, Summer 1990; Assistant MS. Summer 1989; temporary work, Ta· Chattanooga, 1989·1990; Information Location Preferred: Tennessee; Production Manager, Projections, tum's Temps, Jackson, MS. Summer Assistant. University Center. U.T.Knox· southeast 1988- 1 989; Program Assistant for 1988; Meadowbrook Cinema Six, Jack· ville, 1988· 1989; Data Collector, Tax As· Washington Citizenship Focus, Summer son. MS. 1985, 1986 and Summer 1987. sessor's Office, Chattanooga, Summer 1989; Research Assistant for Professor 1987. Cart Pierce. 1988. Legal Practice Emphasis: Environ· mental or estate planning Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Environ· mental law. flexible Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

10 ADRIAN BRITT DONNA M. BROWN MICAELA BURNHAM ALLISON ARNOLD CARDWELL, R.N. JACKSON L. CASE IV Charlotte, Tennessee Livingston, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: �ay 1993 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Council on Legal Education Opportunity; Dean's List; Arthur B. Hyman Scholar­ American Bar Association. Student Bar Association; Law Women, Student Bar Association; Knoxville Police Frederick Douglass Moot Court Team; ship; American Jurisprudence Award, second-year representative; Christian Ride-Along Program; intramural ath­ Scholastic Background: BA, high Ray H. Jenkins Trial Competition Chair­ Contracts II; Harold C. Warner Scholar­ Legal Society, secretary-treasurer; Ten­ honors. in Psychology, University of Ten­ letics. man, 1993; Black Law Students As­ ship; Student Bar Association; Tennes­ nessee High School Mock Trial Compe­ nessee, Knoxville, 1977; Graduate work Scholastic Background: BA, honors, sociation. see High School Moot Court tition, law student bailiff and advisor; Ray in Medieval History, University of Ten­ in Political Science, University of Tennes­ Competition; Knoxville Police Ride-Along H. Jenkins Trial Competition; LEXIS and Scholastic Background: B.S. in Politi­ nessee, 1978-1981. see, Knoxville, 1990; Dean's List; Phi Eta Program: Dean's Advisory Committee to cal Science, minor in English, Austin WESTLAW training. Sigma and Alpha Lambda Delta, honor the Legal Clinic; Student Bar Associa­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Summer Peay State University. Clarksville, TN, Scholastic Background: B.S.N. in 1991 ; Freelance Writer, 1983-present; societies; Alumni National Merit and In­ 1989; Pi Kappa Delta Debate Team: tion, election committee and law student Nursing, 1987, and BA in Psychology, Parole Officer, State of Tennessee stitute for Nuclear Power Operations Tennessee Intercollegiate Forensics As­ advisor: LEX IS and WESTLAW training. 1985, Auburn University. 1986-1990; Probation Officer, State of scholarships. sociation (T.I.FA) State Debate Cham­ Scholastic Background: BA, honors, Tennessee, 1985-1 986. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Manier, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Fleissner, pionship; TJFA Speaker Award; APSU in Public Administration, minor in Politi­ Herod, Hollabaugh & Smith, Nashville, Cooper & Marcus, Chattanooga, Sum­ Outstanding Debater Award; Student cal Science, University of Tennessee, Legal Practice Emphasis: Criminal and Stophel & Stophel, Chattanooga, mer 1991; Summer Assistant, Electric Government Association, senator and 1989; Alpha Kappa Psi Professional Bus­ law, civil rights, public interest Summer 1992; Law Clerk, A. Wayne Power Board of Chattanooga, Engineer­ business manager; Outstanding Senator iness Fraternity; Pi Sigma Alpha Political Location Preferred: Southeast, Wash­ Henry, Loudon, TN, 1991-1992; ing Division, Summers 1987-1989; Serv­ Award; Mildred R. Deason Award for Science Honor Society; Outstanding Col­ ington, DC R.N.,Coronary Care Unit, East Tennes­ ice, Inc., Summer 1986. Outstanding Contributions; Omega Psi lege Students of America; 4-H Club, see Baptist Hospital, Knoxville, Phi Fraternity, Inc., president, vice presi­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible volunteer leader. 1991-1992; Law Clerk, Dry & Associates, dent, and Chapter Man of the Year; Var­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Tennes­ Oak Ridge, March-July 1991 ; R.N., Sur­ Location Preferred: Southeast sity Track Team. see Attorney General, Nashville, TN gery, East Tennessee Children's Hospi­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Bill Hotz Summer 1992; Law Clerk, Gilreath & As­ tal, Knoxville, 1990-1 991; R.N. & Associates, Knoxville, 1992-present: sociates, Knoxville, 1991-1992; Children's Surgery, Erlanger Medical Research Assistant, Professor Frances Research Assistant, Law Professor Center, Chattanooga, 1989-1 990; RN , Ansley, Summer, 1992; Recovery Tech­ Joseph King. Jr., Summer 1991, Cam­ Progressive Care Unit, Community nician, Goodlark Medical Center, Chem­ paign Worker, State Representative Hospital of Roanoke Valley, Roanoke, ical Dependency Unit, 1989-1990; John Mark Windle, Livingston, 1990; VA. August-December 1988; R.N .. Brin­ Student Assistant. Tennessee Depart­ Legal Secretary/Clerk, Attorney/Judge ton Surgical Center. Mooresville, NC., ment of Health and Environment. Health Steve Daniels, Livingston, TN, 1989-90. May-August 1988; R.N., Special Care Related Boards, Nashville, Summer Unit, St. Thomas Hospital, Nashville, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1989; Business Manager, APSU Student 1987-1988. Government Association, 1987-1988. Location Preferred: Southeast Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

11 W. TYLER CHASTAIN MART S. CIZEK KATHLEEN W. CLARK PATTY J. CLARK J. CHRIS CLEM Cleveland, Tennessee Jamestown, Tennessee San Diego, California Paris, Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: August 1993 Date of Graduation: December 1992

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; LEXIS and Student Bar Association; Phi Delta Phi, Editor. Te nnessee Law Review; Ameri­ Tennessee High School Mock Trial Com­ American Bar Association/Law Student WESTLAW training; Phi Alpha Della; in­ legal fraternity; Tennessee Association of can Jurisprudence Awards in Legal petition, law student advisor; Rotary In­ Division; LEX IS and WESTLAW training; tramural athletics. Criminal Defense Lawyers (TACDL); Process I & II; Vinson & Elkins Law ternational Scholarship lor Masters in intramural athletics. LEXIS training; intramural athletics. Review Writing Award; Dean's List. International Studies. Department of Scholastic Background: B.A., cum Scholastic Background: B.S .. honors, Government and Public Administration, laude, in American History, minor in Po­ Scholastic Background: B.A., in Eco­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ in Accounting, University of Tennessee. University of Sidney, Australia, spring litical Science, Vanderbilt University, nomics and Middle Eastern Studies. cal Science. University of Maryland. Knoxville, 1990; Beta Alpha Psi Account­ 1992 and fall 1993. Nashville, 1990; Gamma Beta Phi, honor University of Notre Dame. 1987; three 1970; Legal Assistant Certificate. Univer­ ing Fraternity; Dean's List; intramural ath­ society; Vanderbilt University Arts & years of Japanese language study; un­ sity of San Diego, 1989. Scholastic Background: B.A., summa letics. dergraduate study at American Univer­ cum laude, in Political Science and Or­ Science Scholarship; Pre-Law Society; Work Experience: Law Clerk, U.S. At­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, James K. sity, Cairo, Egypt, 1986; Neighborhood ganizational Communications, Murray Frank A. Houston Speech Contest. torney's Office. Knoxville, Fall 1991 to Giffen. 1991-present; Input/Output Clerk. finalist; Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Study Help Program. tutoring inner-city present; Law Clerk. Ritchie, Fels & Oil· State University, Murray, KY. 1990; Out­ University of Tennessee Computing school children; Boxing Club. standing Graduate in Political Science; Work Experience: Summer Associate. lard, Knoxville. Summer 1991; Research Center, 1988-1 990; Product Clerk, Red Outstanding Student in Honors Program; Hunter. Smith and Davis, Kingsport. Work Experience: Resident Manager. Assistant. Professor Gregory M. Stein, Food Store, Knoxville, 1986-1 988; Stock Honors Program/Student President; 1992; Law Clerk, Hodges. Doughty and Charit Creek Lodge, Wilderness Lodg­ U.T. College of Law, Summer 1991 to Clerk, A & P Grocery Stores, Baton Judicial Board Justice; Student Delegate Carson, Knoxville, May 1991-May 1992, ing, Inc., 1989-1 990; Crew Member. present; Paralegal Specialist, U.S. Attor­ Rouge, LA. 1985-1 986. to National Symposium of the Center for and August 1992 to present; Head Stu­ LeConte Lodge, Inc , 1987-1989; Super­ ney's Office, San Diego, CA, 1987-90; the Study of the Presidency, Washing­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Business, dent Manager, Vanderbilt University visor, Concession Air/Sky Chefs, Denver, Administrator/Supervisory Paralegal ton. DC; studied Spanish in Madrid, tax. commercial litigation. bankruptcy Football Team, 1987-1990; Bookkeeper, CO, and Knoxville, TN, 1986-1987; Specialist, U.S. Department of Justice. Spain; Omicron Delta Kappa National Location Preferred: Flexible Shoney's Restaurant, Athens, TN, Sum­ General Laborer. Sky Chefs, Cincinnati, Washington. DC., 1973-1 987. Honor Society, Student Province Coor­ mer 1989; Teller. Merchant's Bank, OH, 1982-1987. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible dinator for Kentucky and Tennessee; Cleveland, TN, Summer 1988; Rolling Legal Practice Emphasis: Internation­ Location Preferred: Flexible Dean's List; Student Law Association. Hills Golf and Country Club, Cleveland, al, corporate/commercial TN. Summer 1987. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Attorney Location Preferred: Flexible William T. Looney, Paris, TN, Summer Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1991; Tutor, Murray State University Location Preferred: Flexible Learning Center. 1987-90; Resident Ad­ visor, Kentucky Governor's Scholar's Program, Summers 1988, 1989; L.B.J. Intern, U.S. Congressman Ed Jones. Washington, DC, Summer 1988.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible

12 MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER COFFEY RICHARD S. COMBS JONATHAN D. COOPER STEPHEN DAVIS CRUMP WADE DAVIES Knoxville. Tennessee Johnson City. Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Cleveland, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993

Law School Honors and Activities: law Schoof Honors and Activities: law School Honors and Activities: law Schoof Honors and Activities: law School Honors and Activities: Tennessee High School Mock Trial Com­ Student Bar Association: LEXIS training; Student Materials Editor, Tennessee Law Student Bar Association; President, John W. Green Merit Scholarship; petition, law student advisor: LEX IS and intramural athletics. Review; Harold C. Warner Scholarship; Graduate Student Association; Chancel­ Dean's List; American Jurisprudence Tennessee High School Mock Trial Com­ lor's Search Commillee; Moot Court Award in Contracts. WESTLAW training: intramural athletics. Scholastic Background: B.S. magna petition, law student advisor; Knoxville Board; Ray H. Jenkins Trial Competition; Scholastic Background: BA in cum laude, in Political Science, Univer­ Scholastic Background: BA, cum Police Ride-Along Program; WESTLAW LEXIS and WESTLAW training; Phi Al­ General Business. Eastern Kentucky sity of Tennessee, Challanooga, 1990; laude, in History, Pomona College, and LEXIS/NEXIS training. pha Della. University, 1990: Dean's List: Academic Golden Key National Honor Society; Claremont, CA, 1989; Phi Beta Kappa; All-American All-Ohio Conference: Var­ Outstanding Senior in Political Science; Scholastic Background: BA, high Scholastic Background: BA, cum Hartog Prize for Excellence in European sity Football; Who's Who Among Ameri­ Pi Eta Sigma, honor fraternity; Pi Sigma honors, in Political Science, Emory & laude, in Political Science, Carson New­ History; Pushkin Institute, Moscow, can College Students; Business Faculty Alpha Political Science Honor Society; Henry College, Emory. VA, 1989; Who's man College, Jefferson City, TN, 1989; U.S S R., Summer 1988. Who Among American Colleges and Student Government Association, vice Review Board, student representative. Undergraduate Research Award; Alpha Work Experience: Law Clerk, Ritchie, Society: UC Foundation Scholarship. Universities: Outstanding Senior Award; president; Chief Justice; Student Alumni Work Experience: Law Clerk, Pryor, Fels & Dillard, Knoxville, 1991-present; Senior Orator; Pre-Law Society, presi­ Association; Lyric Theatre; A Cappella Flynn, Priest, and Harber, Knoxville, Au­ Work Experience: Boy Seoul Camp Research Assistant, Professor Neil Co­ dent: Judicial Board. Choir. gust 1991-presenl; Law Clerk. Knoxville Director, 1990-1991; Boy Seoul Camp hen, UT College of Law, Spring 1991; Attorney General's Office. March-August Counselor, 1983-1 989; Fitness Instruc­ Work Experience: Summer Associate, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Leibowitz Summer Research Assistant, Kettering 1991, Security Guard. Trump Tower, tor and Weekend Manager, Sports Barn Grant, Konvalinka & Grubbs, Challa­ & Cohen, Knoxville, October 1991 to Foundation, Dayton, OH, 1989. Health Club, Challanooga, 1989- 1990; nooga, and Hanover, Walsh, Jalenak & present: Legal Assistant, December New York City, Summer 1990; Runner, legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Coffey, Bryant, Stephens & Weddington, Resident Assistant, Outstanding Service Blair, Memphis, 1992; Law Clerk, Daniel 1989-July 1990, and Runner, May­ Knoxville, Summer 1989. Award, U.T. Challanooga Housing & Oberman, Knoxville, 1991-presenl; August 1988 and May-December 1989, Location Preferred: Flexible Dept. 1989-1990: U.T. Challanooga Legal Intern, Virginia Allorney General's Chambliss & Bahner, Chattanooga. legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Office. Richmond. 1988; Legal Intern, Athletic and Intramural Department Em­ legal Practuce Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible ployee, 1986-1989. Wall, Dyer & James, Memphis, 1987. location Preferred: Flexible legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

location Preferred: Southeast location Preferred: Flexible

13 BEVERLY A. DEAN BRYAN E. DELIUS ROBERT J. DELPRIORE LAURA DICKENS JOEL D. DICUS Sneedville. Tennessee Seymour, Tennessee Dallas. Texas Morristown. Tennessee Nashville. Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: B.S.. high Law School Honors and Activities: Knoxville Auxiliary to the Tennessee Bar Dean's List; NACDL Criminal Trial Moot Dean's List; Academic Review Board; honors. in Public Administration. minors Moot Court Board; Ray H. Jenkins Mock Association Scholarship; American Bar Court Team; Moot Court Board; Tennes· Student Bar Association Executive Com· in Economics and Political Science. Trial Competition: Advocates' Prize Moot Association/Law Student Division; Chris· see High School Mock Trial Competition, mittee; Academic Curriculum and Stan· University of Tennessee. Knoxville, Court Competition; Tennessee High tian Legal Society; student advisor; law student advisor; Student Bar Associ· dards Committee; Environmental Law 1990. School Mock Trial Competition. law stu· LEXIS and WESTLAW training. ation: Knoxville Police Ride-Along Pro· Organization; Tennessee High School Work Experience: Law Clerk, Lee and dent advisor; Student Bar Association; gram: intramural athletics. Mock Trial Competition, law student ad· Knoxville PC>Iice Ride·Aiong Program: Scholastic Background: B.S.. high Alliman, Madisonville, TN. Jan-July visor: LEXIS and WESTLAW training: LEXIS and WESTLAW training: in· honors. in Accounting University of Ten· Scholastic Background: B.S .. honors. 1992; Law Clerk, Hodges. Doughty & The Andrew Jackson Graves Memorial tramural athletics. nessee, Knoxville, 1990; Alpha Lambda in Agricultural Economics, minor in Bus· Carson. Spring 1991·Jan. 1992: Law Scholarship; intramural athletics. Delta: Phi Eta Sigma; National Dean's iness. University of Tennessee, 1988: Library Student Assistant, U.T. Law Scholastic Background: B.A., honors. List: Golden Key Honor Society; Phi Business Honors Programs; Alpha Zeta. Scholastic Background: B.A. in His· Library. Fall 1990 and Spring 1991: Law in Political Science. University of Tennes· Kappa Phi; University of Tennessee agriculture honor society: Alpha Gamma tory, Vanderbilt University, Nashville. Clerk, Ethel Laws, Attorney at Law, Sum· see. Knoxville, 1990. 1990: Dean's List; Vanderbilt VUCEPT; mer 1989·1990. Alumni Association Valedictorian Rho Fraternity. vice president and activi· Work Experience: Law Clerk. Attorney Vanderbuddies. board member: Pi Scholarship; Scottish Rite Scholarship; ties chairman. Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation Clark L. Shaw. Nashville, Summer 1992; Student Government Association: Kappa Alpha. Intern. The Honorable John H. Peay. Work Experience: Law Clerk. Daniel Location Preferred: Chattanooga Course Evaluations Committee-Assistant and Oberman. Knoxvlle, January 1992 Work Experience: Summer Associate Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals, Director; Legislative Interest Group; to present; Law Clerk. Ambrose. Wilson McCampbell and Young, Knoxville. Nashville, Summer 1991; assistant in Freshman Council. & Grimm. Knoxville. May 1991-January 1992: Research Assistant. Professor operation and maintenance of a Work Experience: Law Clerk, Frantz 1992; Marketing Consultant and Area James Thompson, The University of Ten· 400-acre farm, Clifton, TN, 1986-present: McConnell & Seymour. Knoxville, Sum· Manager, Con Agra, Inc . Omaha, NE, nessee. Spring Semester 1992; Law Clerk/Runner. Attorney Clark Shaw, mer 1991 to present; LSAT Instructor, 1988· 1 990. Clerk, Ray, Farmer. Eldridge and Hick· Nashville, Summer and Christmas 1988: man. Knoxville, Fall 1991; Law Clerk. Youth Counselor, YMCA Summer Camp Stanley H. Kaplan Education Organiza· Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation. Northern Telecom. Inc.. Nashville, Sum· Program, Nashville. Summers 1986 and tion. Summer 1991 to present; Law flexible Clerk, Rhea and Rhea, Attorneys at Law, mer 1991; Intern. Northern Telecom. 1987. Location Preferred: Southeast. Inc .. Richardson, TX, Summer 1990. Sneedville. Summers 1987 and 1988. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Southwest Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible corporate Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

14 CARL W. DOWDY ANDREW D. DUNN ROBERT V. DURHAM SHERR! HELEN EPPERLY ADAM EPSTEIN Alma. Georgia Nashvrlle. Tennessee Crossville, Tennessee Wytheville, Virginia East Amherst, New York Knoxville. Tennessee Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: JD/MBA 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Managrng Edrtor. Tennessee Law Dean's Lrst; Knoxville Police Rrde-Aiong Tennessee High School Mock Trial Com· Chancellor Glenn W. Woodlee Scholar· Advocates' Prize Compelrtron: Tennes­ Revrew; Dean's Lrst: Student Bar As­ Program; WESTLAW training. petrtion. law student bailiff and advisor; ship; Sports Lawyers Association: ABA see Higl1 Sct1ool Mock Trial Competition. Knoxville Police Ride-Along Program; sociation. Scholastic Background: B.S., cum Forum on Entertainment and Sports In­ law student advisor; Knoxville Police Law Women, secretary; Student Bar As· dustries: Co-Author, Sports Law and Scholastic Background: Tennessee laude, in Business Management. Ten­ g sociation. Ride-Alon Program; Student Bar As­ Scl1ool of Banking. Vanderbilt University, nessee Technological University. Cooke· Legislation (Greenwood Press, 1991). sociation; Award for Outstanding Nashville. 1989; American Institute of ville, 1989; Dean's List: Phi Gamma Nu. Scholastic Background: B.A .. cum Scholastic Background: B.A. in Clas· Achrevement and Proficiency in Appel­ Banking, Naslwille, 1986· 1 988; B.A. in business fraternity: Phi Kappa Phi and laude. Wellesley College, Mas­ sics (Latin), minor in Business Adminis· late Argument; Christian Legal Society. Philosophy, Stanford University, Stan· Delta Gamma Sigma honor societies: sachusetts, in Soviet Studies, 1990: tration. University of Tennessee, treasurer: LEXIS and WESTLAW ford, CA. 1984. Society for Advancement of Manage· Wellesley Russian Club. president and Knoxville, 1989; Phi Beta Kappa; trarnrng. ment: intramural sports. treasurer; Student Admissions Rhodes Scholarship State Finalist; Eta Work Experience: Summer Associate. Scholastic Background: B.A. rn Psy­ Representative: intramural crew and rug· Sigma Phi Classics Honor Society. presi· Manrer, Herod, Hollabaugh & Smith. and Work Experience: Law Clerk. Davrd by teams. chology. minor in Computer Scrence. Stokes & Bartholomew. Nashville. 1992: Day and Associates. Cookeville. Sum­ dent; Academic All-Southeastern Confer­ Berry College, Rome. GA. 1981; Dean's ence Placekicker, Varsity Football Team; Summer Associate. Gullett. Sanford. mer 1991; Yard Manager, Valley Build­ Work Experience: Law Clerk. Edward Lrst: Debate Team; Berry College Foren­ Robinson & Martin. Nashville. 1991: As· ing Stone, Evensville, TN, 1989-1 990; H. Hamilton, Sevierville. TN, March Knoxville Journal Award for Senior Let­ sics Unron. charrperson; KrannertCenter srstant Branch Manager and Commer­ Media Center Assistant. Tennessee 1992-present: Law Clerk, Thomas B. terman; Chancellor's Citations for Aca· Actrvrties Board: Student Government cral Loan Officer. Dominion Bank of Technological University, Cookeville. Baird, Jr .. Wytl1eville. VA. Summer 1991; demics and Athletics. Assocration. dorm president; Psychology Mrddle Tennessee. Main Office. Nash­ 1986·1 989: Assistant Yard Manager, various types of employment to pay for Work Experience: Summer Associate Club: Senior Class Vice President: Cam­ ville. 1986- 1 990; Senior Credit Analyst, Valley Building Stone. Evensville, TN, education. including bartending. clerk­ Kennerly, Montgomery and Finley, 1992; pus Carrier. newspaper columnist. The Bank of California. San Francisco, 1985. rng and temporary services. Assistant. William Morris Agency. Nash· Work Experience: Circulation Assistant/ CA. 1984-1986. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible ville, 1991; Summer Associate, Lewis, Sl1elver. University of Tennessee College King, Krieg and Waldrop. 1990; Law Legal Practice Emphasis: Corporate of Law Library. Summer 1991 : Assistant Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Southeast law. litigation Clerk, Bernstein, Stair and McAdams, Innkeeper. Knights Inn Motel. Knoxville, Summer 1988; Resident Assistant, Gibbs 1987 -1990; General Manager. Ouarles Location Preferred: Nashville. Ten· Hall Athletic Dorm. 1989·1 990. Satellite Systems. Alma. GA. 1984·1 987: nessee Legal Practice Emphasis: Entertain­ Volunteer. U.S. Peace Corps. Western ment. corporate Samoa, 1981·1983. Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Southeast but flexible

15 GARRY FERRARIS CHARLES W. FORLIDAS CHRISTOPHER ROBIN FOX SHANNON CLAIRE FRANCIS MARK T. FREEMAN Knoxville, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee Buffalo, New York Franklin, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: American Jurisprudence Award for Le· Student Materials Editor. Tennessee Law Dean's List; National Moot Court Team College of William and Mary Summer Student Bar Association. gal Process I; Dean's List; Student Bar Review; Dean's List; American Jurispru· 1992-1 993; National Environmental Law School of Law in England, London and Scholastic Background: B.A. in Histo· dence Award in Legal Process. Appel· Moot Court Team. Runner-Up 1992 Na­ Exeter; Ray H. Jenkins Trial Competition; Association; Robert L. McKnight ry. Vanderbilt University, Nashville. 1990. Memorial Scholarship. late Advocacy and Evidence; LEX IS and tional Competition. Best Appellee Briel. Phi Delta Phi. legal fraternity, historian; WESTLAW training; intramural athletics. (published Pace University Law Review, American Bar Association/Law Student Work Experience: Summer Associate. Scholastic Background: B.A. in His­ Fall 1992): Moot Court Board; Waller, Division; Student Bar Association; His· Wolff Ardis. Memphis, 1992; Law Clerk. tory, Columbia University, New York. Scholastic Background: BA in His· Lansden. Dortch & Davis Scholarship; panic Law Student Association. treas· Tennessee State Attorney General's NY. 1974; Dean's List. tory, Princeton University, 1989; William Tennessee High School Mock Trial Com­ Office, Nashville. Summer 1991. Career Robert Bonthron Trophy; Keene Fitz­ urer; LEXIS and WESTLAW training; Work Experience: Consultant to labor petition, law student advisor; Ray H. Advisory Network Coordinator. Vander­ patrick Medal; Class of 1913 War Tennessee High School Mock Trial Com­ unions. 1990-present; Law Clerk, Lon­ Jenkins Trial Competition; Student Bar bilt University, 1988-1990; Bank Teller, Memorial Scholarship; Varsity Track and petition. law student coordinator: Knox­ . don, Amburn and Giordano. Knoxville. Association; American First American Nationai Bank, Nashville. Field. captain; NCAA All-American, High Bar Association/ ville Police Ride-Along Program: Summer 1992; Law Clerk. Ray, Farmer. Law Student Division. 1986- 1987; Marketing Clerk. CPS Indus­ Jump. Tennessee Association of Criminal Eldridge and Hickman. Knoxville. Sum­ tries. Franklin, TN, 1985- 1 986. Scholastic Background: BA in His­ Defense Lawyers; Moot Court Board. mer 1991-Spring 1992; Chairman. Work Experience: Summer Associate. tory, University of Richmond. VA, 1990; Scholastic Background: B.S .. honors. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Tennessee OSHA Advisory Council, Miller & Martin, 1992; Summer Associ­ Merit Scholarship; Dean's List; Eta in Marketing, Rutgers University, Cam­ 1987·1991; Vice-President, Tennessee ate, Bass. Berry & Sims, Nashville. and Location Preferred: Flexible Sigma Phi and Phi Eta Sigma, honorary den. NJ. 1990; Dean's List; Marketing AFL-CIO Labor Council, 1987-1990; In­ Miller & Martin, Chattanooga, 1991; lraternities; Three-One Program: degree Society; Phi Beta Lambda; International ternational Vice-President and Southern Volunteer Graduate Assistant, University completed in six semesters; Executive Culture Club; A.A. high honors. in Busi­ Director, Clothing & Textile Workers of Tennessee Track & Field, 1990- Council, Volunteer Action Committee; ness Administration. Union College, Union, AFL-CIO, 1975-1990; Board of present; Building Supervisor. Dillion Outside Coordinator. Circle K; Pre-Law Cranford. NJ, 1988. Directors. Sidney Hillman Foundation; Gymnasium, Princeton University, 1988· Society; University Players. Waterfront Task Force, City of Knox­ 1989; Counselor, McCallie SportsCamp. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Dennis ville; Board of Directors, United Way of Summers 1986 and 1987. Work Experience: Law Clerk. Office of B. Francis at Lockridge & Becker. Knox­ Environmental Compliance, Oak Ridge ville. November 1990-present; various Greater Knoxville, 1987-1990; Director. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Amalgamated �ank of New York, 1986- National Laboratory, Martin Marietta. employment through undergraduate - 1990; Reporte r, Staten Island, NY Location Preferred: Chattanooga or June 1992-present; Law Clerk. Ingram education, 1985-1 990. Nashville & Lowe. Spring 1992; Legal Research, Advance, 1973-1 975. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Bill Hotz & Associates and William R. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Banks, Knoxville. Summer 1991; Store Location Preferred: Tennessee Location Preferred: Knoxville Executive, Dillard Department Stores. Nashville. Summer 1991

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible

16 ' IRMA GONZALEZ FREESTATE JACKIE L. GARTON PAULA RHEA GENTRY MARGARET L. GRAY Maryville. Tennessee Dickson. Tennessee Philadelphia. Tennessee Kingsport, Tennessee Terre Haute. Indiana

Date of Graduation: December 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Hispanic Law Students Association. Student Bar Association; American So­ Student Bar Association; Academic Tennessee Law Review; American Student Bar Association/Law Student president 1991 -1992; Phi Delta Phi, stu­ ciety of International Law; Moot Court. Review Board. class representative; Law Jurisprudence Award in Torts II. Division; Dean's List; Student Bar As­ dent mentor program; Student Bar As­ Women; Phi Delta Phi; intramural ath­ Scholastic Background: B.S .. magna Scholastic Background: B.S. in Mass sociation. grades and curriculum com­ sociation, law student advisor and letics. cum laude. in History, Austin Peay Stale Communications. East Tennessee State millee; American Jurisprudence Award student affairs commillee. 1992- 1993: University, 1990: Dean's List: Gamma Scholastic Background: BA, highest University, Johnson City, 1981 in Criminal Law; Law Women; Christian LEXIS and WESTLAW training Beta Phi, academic honor society: Honor honors. in Political Science. University of Legal Society; student advisor; LEXIS Work Experience: Law Clerk. Hicks. and WESTLAW training. Scholastic Background: M.S. in Society of Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Alpha Tennessee, Knoxville, 1990; Phi Beta Arnold, Haynes. Sanders. Johnson City, Speech Pathology, 1973, and B.FA in Theta Historical Honor Society, treasurer; Kappa; Gamma Beta Phi; Elliot Scholar­ TN, Summer 1992; fifteen years ex­ Scholastic Background: B.A., with col­ Speecl1 Pathology and Audiology. Pi Sigma Alpha Political Science Honor ship: intramural athletics. perience in radio broadcasting in Ten­ lege and departmental honors. in En­ Southern Methodist University, Dallas. Society. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Knox nessee and Virginia. including glish. Earlham College. Richmond, TX. 1971 Work Experience: Army JAG Corp, County Allorney General's Office. Knox­ ad vertising sales, promotions. commer­ Indiana. 1982; Staebler Award; Dorm Work Experience: Summer Intern. Pro Felony Prosecution. Special Assistant ville, January 1992 to present; Law cial production and programming. Council; Hall Convenor; Academic Bono Program, Knoxville Legal Aid so­ United States Allorney, Summer 1992; Clerk. Sproul & Hinton, Lenoir City, Ten­ Counselor; Tutor; Sailing Club; Labora­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Communi­ tory Teaching Assistant; Editorial Intern ciety, 1992; Bilingual Speech Assessor, PRIMERICA, Insurance, Trusts and nessee, Summer. 1991 cations law Northside School District. San Antonio, Securities. Summer 1991 : Collector, Mid­ at New York Academy of Sciences. New Legal Practice Emphasis: Criminal Location Preferred: Southeast York City; dramatics; voice. TX, 1987 -89; Research Assistant. Divi­ Stale Credit Bureau. Dickson. TN, and family law sion of Computer Science. Trinity Univer­ 1988-1989; Paratrooper, United States Work Experience: Law Clerk, Haynes. Location Preferred: Flexible sity. San Antonio. TX, 1985- 1 987; Office Army: extensive travel including Europe, Meek, Summers and Ruble, Knoxville. Manager. Division of Foreign Lan­ Middle East and Central America, two­ April 1991-present; Law Clerk, Contracts guages, University of Texas at San An­ year lour of duty in Vicenza, Italy, and Section. Scientific Ecology Group, Oak tonio, 1985-1 986; Private Practice. extensive work with NATO and allied Ridge, TN, Summer 1991; First-Year Stu­ Speech Pathology. San Antonio. TX, forces dent Research Assistant to Professors 1980-1 985; Speech Pathologist, Bexar Legal Practice Emphasis: Business, Cook and Sobieski, UT Law College; County Hospital, San Antonio. TX government contracts. international bus­ Corporate Administrator for Personnel, 1975-1977; Speech Pathologist (solo) for iness. bankruptcy, litigation Benefits and Security, EC Corporation. Edgewood School District. San Antonio, Knoxville, 1984-1990; Marketing Assis­ Location Preferred: FlexiiJie TX, 1973- 1 975. tant. Pic-Air, Inc., Oak Ridge, 1983-1 984.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Health care Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible law but flexible Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Knoxville or Maryville

17 P. STEVEN HACKER BRADLEY A. HANEBERG THOMAS EDWARD HANVEY, JR. JOHN J. HARRINGTON JOE D. HARSH Hickory, North Carolina Brentwood, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Richmond, Virginia Gallatin, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: December 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1993

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Tennessee Law Review; Dean's List; Executive/Research Editor, 1992·1993, Student Bar Association; LEXIS and Tennessee Law Review; LEXIS and Student Bar Association. WESTLAW training. LEXIS and WESTLAW training. Assitant Editor, 1991·1992, Tennessee WESTLAW training; intramural athletics. Scholastic Background: BA, high Law Review; Sports Lawyers of America; Scholastic Background: BA, magna Scholastic Background: BA, magna Scholastic Background: M.A. in honors, in Political Science, Honors/ American Bar Association/Law Student cum laude, in Business Administration. cum laude, in History, David Lipscomb Modern European History, Brown Thesis Program, University of Tennessee Division. Lenoir·Rhyne College, Hickory, North University, Nashville, 1990; Sigma Chi University, 1985; BA, in English and Po­ Knoxville, 1990; Pi Sigma Alpha, politi· Carolina; Mu Sigma Epsilon. honorary Scholastic Background: BA in Politi· Delta, social fraternity. president; Alpha litical Science, Vanderbilt University, cal science honors society, treasurer; scholastic society. cal Science and Psychology, College of Chi Honor Society; College Republicans; Nashville, 1983; Omicron Delta Kappa Golden Key National Honor Society; William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA. Who's Who Among American Colleges Leadership Honorary; Pi Sigma Alpha Kappa Sigma Fraternity. Work Experience: Summer Associate, 1990; Pi Sigma Alpha; Psi Chi; Sigma and Universities; Phi Alpha Delta. pre· Political Science Honorary, president; Vinson & Elkins. Houston. TX, and Work Experience: Law Clerk, Harsh. Nu, vice president and treasurer; Col· law fraternity; intramural sports; Jump Inter-Residence Hall Association, vice Rogers. Towers, Bailey, Jones & Gray, Kelly & Smith, Gallatin, TN Summers lege Republicans. Rope for Heart; Singarama (musical president; Vanderbilt Prison Project. Jacksonville, FL, 1992; Law Clerk. Ray, 1989, 1990, 1991. and 1992; College event); Inter-Club Council; Dean's List; tutor. Farmer, Eldridge & Hickman, Knoxville, Work Experience: Summer Associate. Marketing Representative, Eagle Distri· Honor Roll. 1991·1992; Law Clerk, Ritchie, Fels & Manier. Herod, Hollabaugh & Smith, and Work Experience: Environmental Law buting Company, Knoxville, 1988·1990. Clerk, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Dillard, Knoxville, Summer 1991; Cor· Waller, Lansden. Dortch & Davis, Nash· Work Experience: Summer Intern, Fed· Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible porate Management Associate, Wacha· ville, 1992; Law Clerk, Manier, Herod, eral Bureau of Investigation, Washing· Martin-Marietta. Oak Ridge. Location Preferred: Middle Tennessee via Bank and Trust Company, Hollabaugh & Smith, Nashville, Summer ton. DC, 1992; Clerk, Davidson County 1992-present; Political/Military Analyst. Winston-Salem, NC. 1989·1990; Opera· 1991; Law Clerk, Yost & Robertson, Sheriff's Department. Summer 1991; Central Intelligence Agency, 1986-1990; tions Manager, TMH, Inc., Hickory, NC, Franklin, TN, 1990·1991 Clerk, H. G. Hill Stores. Inc . Summers Foreign Service Officer, U.S Department 1986, 1987 and 1989. of State. Washington, D.C. and Monter· 1983·1987. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible rey, Mexico, 1985·1 986; foreign tan· Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Southest guage ·Spanish. Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Southeast Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible, with interest in business, real estate. and international law

Location Preferred: Flexible

18 PAUL HENSLEY MICHAEL D. HESTER MICHAEL W. HIGGINBOTHAM SUSAN HIGH-MCAULEY CATHERINE HILL Rose Hill, Virginia Knoxville. Tennessee Memphis. Tennessee Gallatin, Tennessee Yellow Springs, Ohio

Date of Graduation: December 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List; Student Bar Association: Harold C. Warner Scholarship: Student Student Bar Association. Articles Editor. Tennessee Law Review: Black Law Student Association (BLSA): Christian Legal Society: Moot Court Bar Association: American Bar Associa­ American Jurisprudence Awards in Ap· Tennessee Association of Public Interest Scholastic Background: B.A. in His­ tion/Law Student Division: Phi Delta Phi, pellate Advocacy and Family Law; Class Board: Ray H. Jenkms Trial Competition. lory, Washington and Lee University, Law (TAPIL); Christian Legal Society: law fraternity. of t993 Development Council: Dean's LEXIS training. Scholastic Background: B.BA in Ac· Lexington. VA, 1990; Student Activities List: student advisor: Student Bar Associ­ counting. Radford University. Radford. Scholastic Background: BA in Politi· Board: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, social Scholastic Background: B.A. in Social· ation: Teaching Assistant, Legal Process. VA, 1990. cal Science. Carson-Newman College, chairman. ogy, Grinnell College, Grinnell. Iowa: 1989: Intern for Senator Albert Gore. Jr .. Scholastic Background: B.S.. summa 1981: Student Government Association Work Experience: Law Clerk,Yancey, Work Experience: Intern.Senate Com­ Washington. D.C.; Student Alumni As· cum laude. University Scholar. in Politi· Webb & Cooper. Knoxville. Summer mittee on the Budget, Washington. DC. Representative. sociation. president: Student Govern­ cal Science. minor in Business Adminis· 1992; Research Assistant, John Valiant, Summer 1992: Staff Assistant. Senate Work Experience: Administrative Assis· ment Association. senator: Tennessee tration. UT Martin, 1990: Student Knoxville. 1992: Law Clerk. Michael Tay­ Subcommittee on General Services. lant. English Language and Multicultural Intercollegiate State Legislature. Government Association, president; Ten­ lor. Middlesboro. KY. Summer 1991 ; Federalism. and the District ol Columbia. Institute, Dayton, Ohio, 1981-1990. delegate: Carson-Newman Honors Pro­ nessee Political Science Association. Management Assistant. four family cat· Washington. DC. Summer 1991: Co­ grams; Phi Sigma Tau. philosophy award for paper entitled "Corporations Legal Practice Emphasis: Public in­ tie farms in Lee County, Virginia: Inven­ Owner. Campus Linen Service. Lexing­ honors society, secretary and treasurer: and Curren! Campaign Finance · Is terest. family law tory Clerk and Supervisor. Radford ton. VA, 1989-1991; Teller, Boatmen's debate team. There a Problem?"; Phi Kappa Phi: Chi University Dining Hall. 1987-1990. Bank, Memphis. 1989; Clerk. Park Place Location Preferred: Southeast, north· Omega, vice president; UT Board of Work Experience: Law Clerk. Arnett. Cleaners. Memphis. 1988; Salesper­ east, midwest Legal Practice Emphasis: General Trustees. student services committee: Draper & Hagood. Knoxville, Summer sons. Mobley and Sons Clothiers, Mem­ practice or business law University Outstanding Service Award: 1991-presenl: various summer and part­ phis, 1986-1987. Undergraduate Alumni Council, vice Location Preferred: Southeast lime jobs to finance education. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible president; UT National Alumni Associa­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible tion Board of Governors: UTM Student Location Preferred: Southeast Ten­ Ambassador: Peer Enabling Program: nessee Arts and Science Social Sciences Top Student Award: Order of Omega.

Work Experience: Summer Associate, Glankler, Brown, Gilliland, Chase. Robin­ son & Raines, Memphis, and Lewis, King. Kreig & Waldrop, Knoxville, 1992; Law Clerk, Stokes & Fansler. Knoxville, Summer 1991.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Southeast

19 MARTHA CAROL HOLLAND MARIAN J. HOWARD BENJAMIN C. HUDDLESTON RACHEL ELISE INMAN ANN DUNCAN JARVIS Murfreesboro. Tennessee Lakewood. Colorado Murfreesboro, Tennessee Sweetwater. Tennessee Maryville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law Schoof Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; Academic Evidence Moot Court Team. Third Place Dean's List; Tennessee Law Review; Student Bar Association. readmissions Student Materials Editor. Tennessee Law Review Board; Phi Delta Phi. legal 1992. National Competition; Dean's List; Student Bar Association; student advi­ and various committees; Black Law Stu­ Rewiew; Student Bar Association; Big fraternity. American Jurisprudence Awards in Con­ sor; intramural athletics. dent Association (BLSA); Tennessee Brothers/ Big Sisters of Knoxville. tracts I and Appellate Advocacy; John High School Mock Trial Competition. law Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ Scholastic Backgound: B.A. in Eco­ Scholastic Background: B.A., cum W. Green and Harold C. Warner student bailiff; LSAT, associate supervi­ cal Science. Rhodes College, Memphis, nomics and English, Vanderbilt Univer­ laude, in Language & International sor. 1990; Internship, The Honorable Julia S Scholarships; Student Bar Association; sity. Nashville, 1989; Freshman Class Trade. Clemson University, Clemson. Gibbons, Federal District Judge, Phi Delta Phi; Environmental Law President; University Scholar; Southern Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi­ South Carolina. 1990; study abroad. Ver­ Western District of Tennessee. Fall 1989; Natural Resources Seminar; LEX IS and Methodist University, 1986; Phi Delta ness Management. Carson-Newman sailles. France. Summer 1989; Pi Delta Chi Omega Fraternity. WESTLAW training Theta Fraternity. College. Jefferson City, TN. 1990; Mor­ Phi. French honorary. vice-president; Scholastic Background: Honors tar Board. honor society. secretary; Resi­ Work Experience: Summer Associate, Work Experience: Law Clerk. Waller. Kappa Delta Sorority. pledge president. dent Assistant; Lady Eagle Basketball Waldrop. Breen. Bryant, Crews. Taylor Graduate. Denver Paralegal Institute. Landsen. Dortch & Davis. and Manier. assistant rush chairman and vice Captain. 1989-1 990. president. & Mcleary. Jackson. TN. 1991; Data Ac­ Denver. CO, 1987; M.A. in Education. Herod. Hollabaugh & Smith. Nashville. Western State College. Gunnison. CO. cessor. Waldenbooks, LaVergne. TN. Summer 1992; Law Clerk. Miller & Mar­ Work Experience: Research Assistant, Work Experience: Summer Associate. Summer 1990; Dillard's Department 1974; B.A., magna cum laude. in History tin. Chattanooga. Summer 1991; Claims Professor James Thompson. U.T. Col­ Lewis King, Krieg. & Waldrop. Nashville. Store, Memphis. 1990; Resident Advisor. and Education, University of Denver. Representative. State Farm Insurance lege of Law. Summer 1991-present; Stu­ and Baker. Worthington, Crossley. Summer Scholars Program at Rhodes 1964; Phi Beta Kappa. Company, 1989; Runner. Harwell. Mar­ dent Attorney, The University of Stansberry & Woolf. Knoxville. 1992; College. 1988; Law Clerk, McKnight. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Ritchie. tin & Stegall, Nashville. 1988. Tennessee Office of Student Conduct. Summer Associate. Baker. Worthington. 1991-presenl; Inspector, Gemtron. Crossley. Stansberry & Woolf, Knoxville. Hudson, Henderson. Clark, Fisher & Fels & Dillard. Knoxville. Summers 1991 Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Warren. Memphis. September and 1992; Senior Paralegal. Watrous, Sweetwater. TN. Summers 1989 and 1991, Summer Clerk. United States Mar­ 1987-March 1988. Ehlers and Thompson, Lakewood. CO, Location Preferred: Flexible 1990; Waitress, Shoney's Restaurant. shalls Service. Knoxville, 1990; Social 1987-1990; Elementary School Teacher. Athens, TN, Summers 1987 and 1988. Director. Paul Scarpa Tennis Camp, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Jefferson County, CO, 1964-1 987; North Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Greenville, South Carolina. Summer Location Preferred: Flexible Country Tutorial Program, SUNY. Pots­ 1988; Sales Associate. Proffitt's Depart­ dam. NY; Loan Service Department. Van Location Preferred: Flexible ment Store. Knoxville. Summer 1987; Schaack Realty; Kansas City Life Insur­ Teller. First American Bank. Summer ance Company. 1986.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Environ­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible mental law, civil litigation, appellate ad­ Location Preferred: Flexible vocacy

Location Preferred: Flexible

20 KAREN L. JERNIGAN JEANNIE Q. JOE JESSICA JOHNSON M. JOHN JOHNSON CATHERINE E. BURNS KRANE Maryville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Chapel Hill, North Carolina Chattanooga, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: December 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1993

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: College of William and Mary Summer Student Bar Association; American Bar James Henry Burke Scholar; Phi Delta Dean's List; Assistant Editor, Tennessee John W. Green Scholarship. School of Law in England, London and Association/Law Student Division; Phi Phi; Tennessee Association of Public In­ Law Review; Student Bar Association; Scholastic Background: B.A., highest terest Law (TAPIL); American Bar As· Environmental Law Organization; Chris­ Exeter; Dean's List; American Bar As· Delta Phi, legal fraternity, mentor pro­ honors, in Political Science, University of sociation/Law Student Divisions on tian Legal Society; intramural athletics. sociation/Law Student Division; Phi Delta gram; student advisor. Tennessee, Knoxville, 1990; Tennessee Phi, legal fraternity, exchequer; Hispanic International Law and Human Rights; Scholastic Background: B.A. in Art Scholastic Background: B.A. in Inter· Scholar; Neyland Scholar; Phi Beta Student Bar Association. Law Student Association, treasurer. History, Princeton University, Princeton, national Relations and Business Adminis· Kappa; Gamma Beta Phi; Golden Key Scholastic Background: B.A., magna NJ. 1988; Class of '88 Alumni Relations Scholastic Background: B.A. in Reli­ tration, American University, Washington, National Honor Society. cum laude. in Interpreting, Maryville Col· Committee; Annual Giving and Campus gious Studies, University of North Caro­ DC 1988; Dean's List; Presidential Work Experience: Server, Casa Gal· lina at Chapel Hill, 1988. lege, 1986; Alpha Gamma Sigma, honor Fund Drive; Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority, Scholarship; DAR. Scholarships for lardo and Kotsi's Restaurants, 1988· American History and Citizenship; society; Sigma Lambda Kappa, officer; recommendations chairperson; Myra Work Experience: Law Clerk, N.O.W. 1991; Clerk/Messenger, University of · Alpha Lambda Delta, freshman honor Jackson Blair Scholar, Blair School of Women's Elect 2000 Summer Internship, Wa shing/on Post Scholarship; Alpha Tennessee, Non-Credit Programs, society. Music, Vanderbilt University, 1980-1984. May ·August 1992; Public Relations Liai­ Sigma Phi, fraternity, athletic chairman; 1987-1990. College Republicans, membership chair­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Dennis Work Experience: Law Clerk, Egerton, son, Marriott Food Service Division, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Francis, Lockridge & Becker, Knoxville, McAfee, Armistead & Davis, P.C., Knox­ University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill man; Christian Fellowship; Student Con· federation; Baptist Association; campus January 1992-present; Freelance Inter· ville. Summer 1992; Law Clerk, Harwell Campus, 1986·1988; Intern, District At· Location Preferred: Southeast preter, Knoxville Area, 1990-present; & Baumgartner, Knoxville, Spring & torney, Orange County, NC, 1986; television talk show panel member. Instructor, Basic Interpreter Training Pro­ Summer 1992; Christie, Manson & Laboratory Technician, NIEHS, Pharma­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Butler, gram, University of Tennessee at Knox­ Woods, Fine Art Auctioneers, New York, cology Research Laboratory, Summer Vines & Babb, Knoxville, February 1992- ville, Summers 1990-1991; Interpreter/ NY, 19th Century English and Continen­ 1986. present; Owner, Multi-Service Systems, Instructor, League for the Hearing Im­ tal Furniture and Decorative Objects Chattanooga, October 1990-May 1991 ; Legal Practice Emphasis: Public inter­ paired, Nashville, 1986-1 990; Account· Department, 1989·1 990; Student Worker. national law and flexible Assistant Manager, K·Mart, Chatta­ ing Assistant, E. I. DuPont de Nemours, Marquand Library of Art History, Prince­ nooga, February-October 1990; Runner, Brevard, NC, 1982·1983. ton University, Princeton, NJ, 1986-1988. Location Preferred: Flexible Weiegner & Bretschneider, Washington, DC, January-July 1988. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation, Location Preferred: Knoxville Location Preferred: Southeast and flexible Texas Location Preferred: East Tennessee, flexible

21 JACK L. MAYFIELD JANE ALLISON LAMB JOHN H. MACRAE, JR. MIL TON E. MAGEE SHERRY L. MAHAR Knoxville, Tennessee Bristol, Tennessee Dyersburg, Tennessee McMinnville, Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: WESTLAW training. American Jurisprudence Awards in Civil Student Bar Association, vice-president; Dean's List; Henry J. Burke Scholarship; Dean's List; John W. Green Scholarship; Procedure and Business Association; Academic Review Board; Phi Delta Phi; Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity; Fall Orien· American Jurisprudence Award in Legal Scholastic Background: B.A., cum Dean's List; Student Bar Association; Phi American Bar Association/Law Student tation Speaker; student advisor; Class of Process; Chancellor's Citation for Aca­ laude, in History, Vanderbilt University, Delta Phi, legalI fraternity; Ray H. Jenkins Division; National Association of Crimi­ 1993 Development Council; Christian demic Achievement; Student Bar Associ· Nashville, 1990. Trial Competition. nal Defense Lawyers; Tennessee Associ· Legal Society, secretary; Law Women; ation; Phi Delta Phi. legal fraternity, Work Experience: Runner, Walther. ation of Criminal Defense Lawyers. Student Bar Association. academic magister. mentor committee chair; En­ Scholastic Background: B.A., in Polit· Key, Maupin, Oats. Cox, Lee and Klaich. review board representative; Dean's Ad· vironmental Law Organization; Class of ical Science (minor equivalent in Scholastic Background: B S .. highest Reno, Nevada, Summer 1989. visory Council; Curriculum and Grading 1993 Development Council; LEXIS and Diplomacy and Foreign Affairs), Miami honors, in Finance. University of Tennes­ Committee. WESTLAW training. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible University. Oxford. Ohio, 1986; Army see. Knoxville, 1990; Academic Grant; Colonel S.H. Lockett Scholarship; Callie Scholastic Background: M.A. in Scholastic Background: M.S. m Edu­ Location Preferred: South R.O. T.C. Distinguished Military Graduate. P. Ross Scholarship; Phi Gamma Delta. School Psychology, 1982. and BA, cation. Kansas Slate Umversity. 1978; scholarship chairman; Vol Corps; Execu­ summa cum laude, in Psychology and A.B. in English. University of Nebraska­ Work Experience: Summer Associate. tive Undergraduates; SGA Traffic & Secondary Education, Middle State Lincoln, 1975; Phi Beta Kappa; Inno­ Rumberger, Kirk & Caldwell, Orlando, Parking Committee, director; Traffic and University, Murfreesboro. 1972; Gover­ cents Society, senior honorary society, FL. 1992; Law Clerk, Hagin, London, Parking Authority; Chancellor's Task nor's Academy of Teachers of Writing; president. Montgomery, & Amburn, Knoxville, Force on Admissions and Recruiting. Leadership McMinnville Class. t 989; Summer 1991; Field Artillery Officer. U.S. Work Experience: Summer Associate, Warren County's Outstanding Woman of Army, Ft. Stewart. GA. 1987-1990. Work Experience: Summer Associate, Hunton & Williams, Knoxville, Bass. Glankler, Brown, Gilliland, Chase, Robin­ the Year, 1988. Berry & Sims, Nashville. Baker, Wor· Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible with son & Raines and Harris, Shelton. Dun· Work Experience: Law Clerk, Arnett, thington. Crossley, Stansberry & Woolf, special interest in business and interna­ lap and Cobb. Memphis, 1991 and Draper & Hagood. Spring 1992-presenl; Johnson City, 1992; Summer Associate. tional law 1992; Runner, Glankler, Brown, Gilliland, Teacher of Gifted and Talented, Warren Baker. Worthington, Crossley, Stans­ Location Preferred: Flexible Chase, Robinson & Raines, Memphis, County, 1986-90; Executive Board of berry, & Woolf. Knoxville, 1991; Owner/ Summers 1989 and 1990; Desk Assis­ Warren County Education Association. Photographer, Tennessee Piclureman, tant/Shelver. University of Tennessee 1989; Warren County Educational Am· Knoxville, 1982·1989; Library Media Law Library, 1989-1990; Lifesaving In· bassador to Japan, 1989; Teacher of So­ Specialist, Manhattan High School. Man­ structor, American Red Cross. Dyers­ cial Studies and Language Arts. hattan, KS, 1978-1982; English Teacher, burg. TN, 1987-1988; Bekins/Kimbrell 1973-1 986; School Psychologist. Multi· Manhattan High School. Manhattan. KS, Van Lines. Dyersburg, TN, 1987-1988. County Mental Health Center, 1975- 1978. 1979-1981. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Southeast

22 MARK NEBRASKA MAYS MARY ANNE McDANIEL W. ALLEN MCDONALD GREGORY D. MEADOWS MARK W. MILAM Knoxville. Tennessee Ashland. Kentucky Knoxville. Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee San Diego, California

Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association: Black Law Stu­ Student Materials Editor. Tennessee Law American Jurisprudence Awards in Executive/Research Editor, Te nnessee Dean's List: Tennessee Law Review: dents Association (BLSA). Review: Student Bar Association: Pili Proprty and Evidence: Phi Delta Phi. Law Review: Dean's List: Judge George Moot Court Board: Christian Legal Delta Pili. University of Houston Law vice-magister. mentor committee: Stu­ C. Taylor Memorial Scholarship: Ameri­ Society. Scholastic Background: A.B. in Biol­ Center. first year: Dean's Scholarship: dent Bar Association: LEX IS and WEST­ can Jurisprudence Award for Appellate ogy/Psychology, University of North Scholastic Background: BA in His­ John Black Moot Court Competition: LAW training: intramural athletics. Advocacy: Hunton & Williams Writing Carolina at Chapel Hill. 1989: Summer tory. Columbia University. 1986: Dean's Houston Journal of International Law. Award finalist: Development Council: Phi lnstilule of Law. Memphis State Univer­ Scholastic Background: B.S.. honors. List: Varsity Football. All-Ivy League: candidate: Legal Research Award lor Delta Phi: Student Bar Association. Sity. 1988: University of Tennessee. in Business Administration. Finance Senior Society of Sachems: Sigma Chi Excellence_ Knoxville. Summer t986: Summer Insti­ major. University of Tennessee. Knox­ Scholastic Background: B.S .. honors. Fraternity: New York City Big Brothers tute in Medicine. University of Tennes­ Scholastic Background: B.A.. magna ville. 1989: Financial Management As­ in Business Administration. Finance Program: Surf Club. see. Knoxville. 1985: Office of Student cum laude. in Business Administration. sociation Honor Society: Golden Key major. University of Tennessee. Knox­ Work Experience: Law Clerk. The Transylvania University. Lexington. KY. National Honor Society. ville. 1988: Dean's List: Colonel H. S. Counseling/Dean of Students Academic Honorable Houston M. Goddard. Ten­ Achievement Award. UNC: National 1987: Dean's List: Wall Street Journal Lockett Merit Scholarship: Mayes Work Experience: Law Clerk. Gentry nessee Court of Appeals. Knoxville. Award; Omicron Delta Kappa Honorary: Leadership Scholarship: National Merit Scholar Finalist: Varsity Football: Tipton Kizer & Little. Knoxville. Septem­ 1992-1993: Summer Associate. Lewis. University Judicial Board: Student Delegate. Student Alumni Association: Knoxville AII-Academ1c Football Team: ber 1991-present: Law Clerk. lvey Parish King. Krieg & Waldrop. Koxville. 1992: Government Representative: Student American Marketing Association: Finan­ Umstead Psychiatric Hospital. Butner. & Johns. Huntingdon. TN. Summer 1991 Legal Intern. Martin-Marietta Energy Sys­ Activities Board: Chi Omega Sorority. cial Managment Association: Pi Kappa NC. volunteer: Anti-Apartheid Support Delivery Coordinator. United Parcel tems. Oak Ridge, 1991-1992: Law Clerk. treasurer. pledge class president: Phys­ Alpha. treasurer. and Outstanding Serv­ Group: Screenwriter: Intramural Sports Service. 1986-1991: Sales and Market­ Los Angeles County Public Defender's ical Plant Curator Committee: Cisco ice Award_ Champion. ing Representative. Concessions Depart­ Office. 1991, English Teacher. Los An­ Road Volunteer. tutor at juvenile deten­ Work Experience: Mail Clerk. Univer­ ment ol the University ol Tennessee. Work Experience: Summer Associate. geles Unified School District. 1989-1990: sity of Tennessee. Knoxville Agricultural tion center. Knoxville. 1981-1985. Baker. Worthington. Crossley, Stansber­ Pilot. United States Air Force. Work Experience: Summer Associate. ry & Woolf. Knoxville. and Vinson & Campus. 1990: Sales Representative. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1988-1 989. - i Baker. Worthington. Crossley, Stans­ Elkins. Houston. 1992: Summer Associ­ Proffit's. Knoxville. December H 89- Location Preferred: Tennessee January 1990: Psychiatric Assistant. berry & Woolf and McCampbell & Young Location Preferred: Southeast ate. Lewis. King, Krieg & Waldrop, Knox­ Peninsula Hospital. Louisville. TN. 1989: Knoxville. 1992. First American Bank. ville. 1991, Senior Credit Analyst. Equipment Manager. Fetzer Gymna­ Nashville: Commercial Banking Officer. 1989-1990, and Corporate Banker's As­ sium. UNC. 1988-1989: Lab Assistant. National Accounts. 1988-1 990: Credit sociate. 1988-1989. Third National Bank. Cole Neuroscience Lab. UT Hospital. Analyst. 1988: Management Training Nashville: Educational Product Center Knoxville. Summer 1987: Tutor/Teaching Program. Banking Associate. 1987. Coordinator. International Business Assistant. Upward Bound Program. Machines. Inc.. Knoxville. Nashville and Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible with Atlanta. 1986- 1988. U.T. . Knoxville. Summer 1987. special interest in corporate. bankruptcy. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible and banking law Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Knoxville Location Preferred: Southeast

23 DAVID CARRINGTON MIREE JEFFERY G. MITCHELL PHIL R. NEWMAN WILFRED U. NWAUWA, CPA CHRIS OLDHAM Chattanooga, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Brentwood. Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993

law School Honors and Activities: law School Honors and Activities: law School Honors and Activities: law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: B.S. in Per­ Black Law Student Association (BLSA); National Constitutional Law Moot Court Dean's List; Assistant Editor and Stall American Jurisprudence Award for Moot sonnel Management, University of Ten­ Student Bar Association; Outstanding Team; Student Bar Association; Phi Writer, Tennessee Law Review; Student Court; 1992 Frederick Douglas Moot nessee. Knoxville, 1984. Young Professional in America; Who's Alpha Delta, legal lraternity. Bar Association; Dean's Advisory Coun­ Court Team; Moot Court Board; Class of Work Experience: Law Clerk, Lewis, cil, second-year representative: LEXIS 1993 Development Council; Student Who in America (Southeast); Presiden­ Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, King, Krieg & Waldrop. Knxoville, TN, training; Big Brothers/Big Sisters; in· Affairs Committee; American Bar Associ­ tial Award of Merit; International Platform in Accounting, David Lipscomb Univer­ Summer 1991-present; Travel Aide. The tramural athletics. ation/Law Student Division; Student Bar Society (oratoral society). sity, Nashville. 1990; Phi Alpha Delta, 90's Tennessee Supreme Court. Sum· Association; LEX IS and WESTLAW train­ Scholastic Background: M.B.A., in pre-law lraternity; intramural sports Scholastic Background: B.S., honors. mer 1990; Chief Bill Clerk, Tennessee ing; Black Law Student Association Public Administration · Personnel, 1987, (football). in Sport Management, minor in Busi· General Assembly, Senate Clerk's (BLSA), treasurer. 1991. and B.A. in Political Science, 1985, ness. University of Tennessee. Knoxville. Office. Nashville, January 1989-June Work Experience: Law Clerk, Ingram & University of Tennessee, Knoxville. 1988; Phi Eta Sigma. honor society; Scholastic Background: M.B.A. in Ac­ 1990; Fundraising Consultant/Strategist. Lowe, Knoxville, Summer 1992-present; Frederick T. Bonham Scholarship: counting and General Business, Augusta Jay Nixon for United States Senate. Work Experience: Adjunct Instructor, Sales Representative, Encylopedia Kappa Sigma Fraternity, regional presi­ College, Augusta, GA. 1985; B.S. in Ac· Columbia, MO, July-November 1988: University of Tennessee. Chattanooga, Britannica. Nashville, 1991; Accounting dent of the year and executive commit· counting and General Business, Lander Administrative Manager/Field Coordina· 1990; Manager, Grants and Personnel, Clerk, Bush Industrial Tire Corporation, tee secretary, 1988. College, Greenwood, SC, 1983; Institute tor, AI Gore for United States President, Chattanooga Area Regional Transporta­ Nashville, 1990; Entrepreneur, Mitchell's of Management Accountants (IMA); Manchester. NH, February 1987-April Work Experience: Law Clerk, Manier, tion Authority, 1987-1 990; Administrative Custom Home Improvement, Nashville, Dean's List; Academic Award, Lander 1988; Property and Casualty Under· Herod, Hollabaugh & Smith, Nashville. Clerk, Knoxville Area Urban League, 1989; Mitchell Construction Company, College; Blue Key National Honor writer, United States Fidelity and Summer 1992; Volunteer Assistant, U.S. 1987; Administrative Assistant, Career Nashville, 1986-1 988; Affiliate Broker, Society, 1982; peer tutor; Outstanding Guaranty Insurance. Nashville. June District Judge James Jarvis, Summer Services, University of Tennessee. Knox· Haggard and Company Real Estate Young Men of America, 1989. 1982-January 1987. ville, 1985- 1987. Services, Inc., Nashville, 1987. 1991; Runner, Farris, Warfield and Kana­ day, Nashville. Spring-Summer 1990; Work Experience: Instructor in Ac­ legal Practice Emphasis: General Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible legal Practice Emphasis: Taxation Waiter, O'Charley's Restaurant, counting, Knoxville College, Fall and business law location Preferred: Southeast location Preferred: Flexible 1989·1 990; Director of Media and Pub· 1988·1990; Student Consultant in Ac· location Preferred: Flexible lie Relations, Knoxville Blue Jays Profes· counting and Business, Small Business sional Baseball Club, 1988-1989; Sales Development Center, Augusta College, Representative, Wallace Computer Serv· GA, 1984-1 985; Insurance Agent. Mas­ ices. 1989; Sales Clerk, Athletic House, sachusetts Indemnity and Life Insurance, Fall 1988. A.L. Williams & Associates. Greenwood, SC, 1983·1 986; Staff Accountant, legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Achumba and Osuchukwu, Chartered location Preferred: Flexible Accountants. Lagos, Nigeria, 1978-80.

legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

location Preferred: Flexible

24 JULIA N. OLIVER SHARON F. PATTERSON DEBRA A. POOLE JAMES H. PRICE RODNEY QUAY QUARLES Stuttgart. West-Germany Johnson City, Tennessee Fort Rucker, Alabama Elizabethton, Tennessee Dalton, Georgia

Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: John W. Green Merit Scholarship: Stu· Advocates' Prize Moot Court Compeli· Dean's List: Assistant Editor, Tennessee Dean's Advisory Council: Phi Alpha Dean's List: A.J. Graves Memorial dent Bar Association: Phi Delta Phi. legal lion. first place team. best brief and best Law Review; Phi Delta Phi, legal !rater· Delta: Ray H. Jenkins Trial Competition, Scholarship and Judge James T. and lraternity. oralist: Moot Court Board: Harold C. nity: student advisor: Development quarter finalist: Moot Court Board: Stu· Thurman Ailor Scholarship: American Warner Scholarship: Kingsport Bar As· Council. dent Bar Association: American Bar As· Scholastic Background: B.A., magna Jurisprudence Award in Torts I. sociation Scholarship: Dean's List: Stu· sociationiLaw Student Division: LEXIS cum laude. in Psychology. minor in Scholastic Background: B.A., cum Scholastic Background: B.S., summa dent Bar Association: student advisor. training: 1992 Finalists, All-Campus. A Sociology, East Tennessee State Univer· laude. in Psychology. Mobile College. cum laude. in Political Science and So· sity, Johnson City. 1989: A.S .. magna Scholastic Background: B.A., summa Mobile. AL: Chamber Singers: Mobile Division Basketball. ciology. Berry College, Rome, GA. 1989: cum laude, in General Sc1ence. Walters cum laude. in Speech Communication. College Choir; Senior Class Secretary: Scholastic Background: B.S. in Ac­ Phi Theta Kappa Transfer and Senior State Community College, Morristown, University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Junior Class Treasurer: Dormitory Coun· counting, University of Tennessee. Knox­ Scholarships; Dean's List: Alpha Chi; TN. 1988: Pre-Law Society: Psi Chi: Psy· 1990: Phi Beta Kappa: Golden Key Na· cil: Dean's List: Psychology Area Award. ville, 1988: Dean's List: Estes Kefauver Omicron Delta Kappa: Rollins Student tiona! Honor Society: Phi Kappa Ph1: chology Club: Invitation to "Who's Who Work Experience: Law Clerk, U.T. Memorial Scholarship: intramurals, direc­ Work Award: A.A., magna cum laude, in in Junior Colleges" Andy Holt Alumn1 Scholarship: Univer· Olfice of General Counsel. Knoxville, tor and participant: Residence Hall Political Science, Dalton Junior College, sity of Tennessee Alumni Scholarship: Work Experience: Law Clerk, Knoxville May 1992-May 1993: Research Assis· Government. program committee Dalton. Ga, 1987: Class Awards: Politi· Chairperson, Liberal Arts Dean's Stu· Legal Aid Society, Knoxville, Summer tant, Dean Richard Wirtz and Professor chairman. cal Science, Criminal Justice, World dent Advisory Council: Representative, 1992: Law Clerk. Charles R. Terry & As· Neil Cohen, U.T. College of Law, May · Work Experience: Law Clerk. Jenkins Literature. World History: Phi Theta Student Advisory Council on Assess· sociates. Morristown. TN, Spring 1991: December 1991: Campaign Director. & Jenkins, Knoxville. 1991-1993: Staff Kappa: American Lung Association ment: Search Committeee for the Direc· Volunteer, Hamblen County Animal United Way of Blount County, Maryville. Accountant. Cotton & Company, CPA's, Volunteer Service Award: Student Traffic tor of The Liberal Arts Advising Center. Shelter. Morriston. 1991-present: last TN: Public Relations Coordinator, Child Knoxville, 1988- 1 990: Sales Clerk, Committee, chairman. load worker, Elizabethton, TN. 1987: re· Work Experience: Summer Associate, & Family Services of East Tennessee, Sherwin-Williams. Elizabethton. TN, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Attorney tail sales. Stuttgart. West-Germany. Tennessee Attorney General, Nashville, Knoxville: Owner, Precision Typesetting, 1986-1988. Nancy L. Calhoun, Chatsworth, GA, 1985·1986. 1992: Summer Associate and Law Clerk, Mobile AI. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible January 1992-present: Law Clerk, Sam Lewis King. Krieg & Waldrop. Knoxville. Legal Practice Emphasis: General liti· Legal Practice Emphasis: Administra· Calhoun, Jr. and Nancy L. Calhoun, 1991·1992: Law Clerk, Montie and Location Preferred: Southeast galion live, civil rights. employment, land use Chatsworth, Summer 1991, College Sharpe, Knoxville. 1990: Research As· Work Study, Berry College and Dalton Location Preferred: Tennessee, Ala· Location Preferred: East Tennessee sistanl, University ol Tennessee. Jr. College, 1985- 1989: Enumerator. US bama. Georgia 1989·90: Advisor, Liberal Arts Advising Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Center. 1988·89: College Work Study. Census, Atlanta. GA, Summer 1990: University of Tennessee. 1987·88: Fund· other - carpet sample clerk, professional raiser, U.T. Alumni Association, 1986·88. musician.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Real estate. Location Preferred: Southeast torts. criminal and entertainment law Location Preferred: Southeast

25 LISA L. RAMSAY INGRID K. RAMSEY GARY ALAN REDDERSON WILLIAM KEITH REPASS ROBERT R. REXRODE McKenzie. Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee New Market, Tennessee Winchester. Virginia

Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: August 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: National Moot Court Team; National En­ Student Bar Association; Environmental Student Bar Association. Student Bar Association: LEXIS and Student Bar Association; Christian Legal WESTLAW training. Society. vironmental Law Moot Court Team: Law Organization; Phi Della Phi; LEXIS Scholastic Background: BA in Politi­ Runner-Up 1992 National Champion­ training. cal Science. minor in English/Philosophy, Scholastic Background: B.A .. cum Scholastic Background: B.S., cum ship, Best Appellee Brief. Best Oralist in Scholastic Background: BA. high Auburn University, AL, 1984. laude. in Mathematics with honors in laude. in Business Administration and Preliminary and Final Rounds; Vinson & honors. in German. University of Tennes­ Mathematics and Political Science. Car­ Economics. Milligan College. Johnson Elkins Achievement Award for Excel­ Work Experience: Management posi­ see. Knoxville. 1989; Phi Beta Kappa tions in retail and restaurant settings; son Newman College. Jefferson City. City. TN. 1987; Outstanding Business lence in Oral Advocacy; American National Honor Society; Golden Key Na­ TN. 1990; Dean's List: Alpha Chi. honor Major; Presidential Scholarship; BA. Jurisprudence Award for Excellence in completed management training school tional Honor Society; John & Elsbeth V. with Morrison's Cafeterias. society; Kappa Mu Epsilon. mathematics summa cum laude. in Biblical Studies Environmental Law; Moot Court Board; Kind Memorial Scholarship (German); honor society; Presidential Academic and Practical Ministries. Eastern Chris­ Student Bar Association. first-year class Delta Phi Alpha German National Honor Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Scholarship. tian College. Bel Air. MD. 1985; Valedic­ representative; Dean's Advisory Coun­ torian; Student Body President; Forensic Society; Associate Degree. honors. in Location Preferred: Flexible with Work Experience: Law Clerk, Law cil; student advisor; Class of 1993 De­ Award; Greek Language Studies Award; Mechanical Engineering, Columbus preference for Southeast or eastern Offices of Carl R. Ogle. Jr. Jefferson velopment Council; intramural athletics. Prison Ministry Counselor; Timothy Club; Technical Institute. Columbus State seaboard City. TN 1991-present; Salesman. Wag­ Scholastic Background: B.S.. cum Community College. 1974. ner's Footware. Morristown. TN, basketball team. laude. in Natural Science, Bethel Col­ Work Experience: Law Clerk. Environ­ 1986-1991; Auditor. Family Inns of Work Experience: Law Clerk, Dunaway lege. McKenzie, TN, 1987; National mental Information Section. Oak Ridge America. Knoxville. 1989-1 990. Law Offices, LaFollette. March 1992 - Dean's List; Honor Roll; Outstanding present; Painter. Precision Painting. National Laboratories. Oak Ridge, Legal Practice Emphasis: Corporate Freshman Mathematics Award; Roy N. Knoxville, Summer 1991; Account 1992-present; Summer Associate, Lewis. law but flexible Baker Athletic Academic Award; Student King. Krieg & Waldrop. 1991, Associate Representative. Metro Office Equipment Government Association; Women's In­ Mechanical Engineer. Tennessee Valley Location Preferred: South, West and Supply. Johnson City. TN. tercollegiate Tennis Team, co-captain; Authority. 1975-1988; Engineering Aide. 1988-1 990; Youth Director, Central Bethel College Admissions Council; Iota Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus. Christian Church. Jonesboro. TN. Alpha Omega, president and vice presi­ OH. 1973-1 975; fluent in written and 1988-1990; Youth Sports Coach. John­ dent; intramural athletics. conversational German and exper­ son City Parks and Recreation. 1987· Work Experience: Law Clerk. Lewis. ienced in technical translation. 1989; various positions during school terms and summers 1982-1987. includ­ King, Krieg & Waldrop, Knoxville, Legal Practice Emphasis: Environ­ ing licensed realtor. computer systems 1991-1992; Environmental Specialist/ mental law, construction litigation. pa­ representative, college agent with North­ Health Physicist. Department of Health tents and copyrights and Environment, Nashville, May 1988- western Mutual Lile. family needs coun­ Location Preferred: Knoxville July 1990. selor with East Lawn Funeral Home.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Southeast

26 JAMES G. RICKMAN R. SCOTT RUTH SUZANNE NOBLIT SCOTT MARTIN TROY SLAUGHTER ROBYN E. SMITH Maryville. Tennessee Chattanooga. Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee Carolina Beach, North Carolina Nashville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: BA in Inter· Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List; Tennessee High School Dean's List; Executive/Research Editor, Dean's List; John W. Green Merit national Studies with a concentration in American Jurisprudence Award in Civil Mock Trial Competition. law student ad· Tennessee Law Review; Environmental Scholarship; Executive/Research Editor. Soviet Studies, University of North Caro­ Procedure I; Law Women, vice presi· visor; John W. Green Merit Scholarship; Law Organization. treasurer and coor· Tennessee Law Review; American lina. Chapel Hill, 1987; U.S.S.R. Summer dent; Student Bar Association. American Jurisprudence Awards in Con· dinating chairperson Jurisprudence Awards in Evidence and Study Program, Soviet History Depart· Scholastic Background: B.S., magna tracts I and II; WESTLAW training. in· Property; Phi Delta Phi, legal fraternity; ment, University of North Carolina, Scholastic Background: MAT. in cum laude, in Communications, East tramural at11lelics. Chapel Hill/Soviet Union, 1986; William Science Teaching, 1988. and B.S. in Bi­ Teaching Assistant, Legal Process II; Tennessee State University, Johnson A. Whitaker Scholar; Dean's List; UNC Scholastic Background: B S .. highest ology, 1987, University of North Carolina Student Bar Association; Law Women. City, 1984; Phi Kappa Phi, honor society; Wind Symphony Award; Principal Player, honors, in Business Administration. at Chapel Hill; Morehead Merit Finalist; Scholastic Background: M.Ed. Secon­ Omicron Delta Kappa, leadership honor UNC Wind Symphony; Phi Mu Alpha major in Marketing, University of Tennes­ Honors Program; Outing Club, president dary Education in English, 1987, and society; Alpha Lambda Delta, honor so· Professional Musician Fraternity; UNC see. Knoxville. 1987; Phi Kappa Phi and treasurer; Chi Psi Fraternity. B.S., honors, in English Education and ciety; Outstanding Young Women of Sky Diving Club. National Honor Society; Executive Un­ Work Experience: Law Clerk. U.S. At· Psychology, 1975, University of Tennes· America; Kappa Delta, social sorority. dergraduate Program; Golden Key Na­ see, Chattanooga; Alpha Lambda Delta Work Experience: Law Clerk, Joseph lorney's Office, Knoxville, TN, Summer Work Experience: Law Clerk, Tennes· tional Honor Society; National Dean's Allen, Ill, Key West, FL, Summer 1991; 1992; Legal Intern, Hazardous Waste Honor Society; Alpha Delta Pi, social see State Attorney General's Office, List; intramural sports. Personnel Director, Staff Technical As­ Remedial Action Program, Martin­ sorority. Nashville, Summer 1992; Consultant, sociates, Wilmington, NC, Summer Work Experience: Summer Associate. Marietta Energy Systems, Oak Ridge. Work Experience: Summer Associate. National Center for State Courts, June· 1990; Commissioned Officer, United McDonnell Boyd, Memphis. 1992; Law TN 1991·1992; Science Teacher. Rug­ Miller & Martin, Chattanooga, 1991 and December 1991; Staff Director, Tennes· States Navy, 1987·1990; Counter Nar· Clerk. UT Office of General Counsel. by Junior High School, Hendersonville, 1992; Teacher, Chattanooga Board of see Judicial Council, 1988-1 990; Direc­ cotics Intelligence Watch Officer, Flag May 1991-April 1992 and August 1992 NC, 1989- 1990; English Instructor, Education, 1979-1 990; Social Worker, tor, Tennessee Judicial Information Briefing Officer, and Intelligence Analyst, to present; Diplomatic Security, US. H.O.E. Language School, Osaka, Tennessee Department of Human Serv­ Systems, (TJIS), 1986-1988; TJIS Staff, Stale Department, Washington, DC. Japan, 1988-1990; Laboratory Aide, Na· ices, 1975·1977. Joint Task Force Four, Key West, FL. 1984-1 985. Intern, Congressman James 1989·1990; Fire Control Technician, U.S. tional Institute for Environmental Health 1989·1 990; Current Intelligence Officer, H. Quillen, Washington, DC, Summer Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Navy, Norfolk, VA. 1981-1985; Courtesy Sciences/UNC Department of Biology, Top Secret Control Officer and Special 1983; Legislative Intern, Lieutenant Security Officer, Commander U.S. Clerk, Lyons IGA Market, Maryville, Chapel Hill, NC, 1985-87, (summers and Location Preferred: Southeast Governor John Wilder, Nashville, Spring Forces Carribean, Key West, FL. 1979-1981. part-time). 1983; Student Worker, University Center, 1988-1 989. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Environ­ East Tennessee State University, mental law Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1979-1984. Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Southeast U.S.. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Europe Location Preferred: Southeast

27 CHRISTOPHER V. SOCKWELL PAUL F. SOPER W. CARL SPINING CAMILLE SPRIGGS CHARLES PAUL STANLEY Ill Sheffield, Alabama Nashville, Tennessee Brentwood. Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee Raleigh, North Carolina

Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: August 1992

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: BA in Politi­ Student Bar Association. at·large Dean's List. Tennessee Law Review; The James Black Law Students Association (BLSA); cal Sc1ence. Rutgers College, Rutgers representative; Phi Alpha Delta. legal Henry Burke Scholarship; Dean's List; Tennessee Association for Public Interest University, 1988; Henry Rutgers Honors Scholastic Background: BA. high fraternity, chapter justice; highest grade Student Bar Association; LEXIS and Law (TAPIL). Scholar. honors, in History. University of Tennes· in trial practice section; LEX IS. and WESTLAW training; intramural see. Knoxville, 1989; Phi Beta Kappa; Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi· Work Experience: Legal researcl1 for WESTLAW training; intramural athletics. basketball. Kappa Sigma Fraternity. ness Management. Fisk University, labor law arbitrator, 1990; Assistant to Scholastic Background: B.S. in Math Scholastic Background: BA. high Nashville. 1984; Aetna Fellowship for Political Director. Democratic Congres· Work Experience: Law Clerk, Boult. Education, David Lipscomb University. honors, in English, Un1versity of Tennes· Outstanding Business Students. sional Campaign Committee, Washing· Cummings, Conners & Berry, Nashville. Nashville, TN., 1986; Sigma Iota Delta, see. Knoxville, 1989; Student Tribunal; ton, DC. 1987. Summers 1991 and 1992; Runner. Har· Work Experience: Summer Intern, social fraternity. athletic director; Singa· UT Volleyball Club; Phi Eta Sigma Honor well, Martin & Stegall. Nashville. Spring Pennsylvania Legal Services Center, Legal Practice Emphasis: General rama Musical, director; University Traffic Society; Washington Semester Intern­ 1990. Marlin Luther King. Jr. Internship Pro· ship Program, The American University. Location Preferred: Southeast Committee, student representative: gram. Strausburg. PA. Summer 1992; Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Who's Who in American Colleges and Washington, DC. Summer 1988. Honeywell Legal Office/Honeywell Universities; Dean's List; Honor Roll; all Location Preferred: Southeast Work Experience: Summer Associate. Proposal Team, Honeywell. Inc.. Clear· intramural athletics. Miller & Martin, Chattanooga. 1991 and water. FL. Summer 1989; Lead Financial Work Experience: Student Attorney. 1992; Law Clerk, McCampbell & Young. Program Planner, Honeywell, Inc., Clear­ UT Office of Student Conduct, Knoxville. 1991·1992; Marketing Staff water. FL. 1984-1988. Assistant. Lang Engineering Co .. Brent­ 1992·present; Law Clerk, Hodges, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Doughty & Carson. Spring 1991 ·present; wood. TN, 1990: Runner. Taylor & Instructor, David Lipscomb Baseball Groover, Attorneys, Knoxville, Location Preferred: Southeast Camps, Summers 1988, 1989 and 1990; 1989-1 990; General Clerk, Knox County Math Teacher, Head Baseball Coach Criminal Court Clerk, Knoxville. 1989; and Assistant Football Coach, Pearl· Summer Intern, U.S. House of Represen· Cohn High School, Nashville, tatives. Committee on Energy and Com­ 1986·1 990; Resident Assistant, David merce. The Minority Counsel's Office, Lipscomb University, 1983· 1986; in· Summer 1988. tramurals referee. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Southeast

28 ANTHONY RAY STEELE AMYE TANKERSLEY SHARI LYNN TAYLOE JOE H. THOMPSON Richlands. Virginia Cookeville. Tennessee Jackson. Tennessee Cleveland. Tennessee Gallatin, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's Lisi;American Bar Associa· U.S. Congress · Korean National Assem· Student Materials Editor. Tennessee Law American Bar Association/Law Student Evidence Moot Court Team. Third Place tion/Law Student Division; LEXIS and bly, Exchange Program. Summer 1991; Review. Division: Christian Legal Society, presi· 1992. National Competition. UT transfer WESTLAW training; intramural athletics. Law Women; Student Bar Association; dent. 1992·1 993, activities chairperson, student, Fall 1991-present; Dean's List; Scholastic Background: B.S. in Legal TAPIL Fellowship, 1992; LEXIS and 1991·1992; Moot Court Board; Ray H. Scholastic Background: BA. cum Environment of Business, California State American Jurisprudence Award in Trial WESTLAW training. laude. in Business Administration. con­ University, Fresno. 1989; Associated Jenkins Trial Competition; Hooding Practice. Wake Forest University School Council, 1993; Christian Legal Society; of Law. first-year student, 1990·1991; centration in Accounting. King College. Scholastic Background: BA. magna Students. academic senator. executive LEXIS and WESTLAW training. Bristol. TN, 1990; NCCAA All-American cum laude. in History, University of Ten­ staff; Academic Affairs Committee; Aca· Scholastic Honors List; Legal Research & Writing Program. Academic Baseball Team; King College nessee. Knoxville. 1989; College Scho· demic Grading and Standards Commit· Scholastic Background: BA. cum Outstanding Accounting Student Award; Iars Program; Phi Beta Kappa; tee; Panhellenic Council. president, rush laude, in Communications (departmen· Scholastic Background: A.B.. cum King College Baseball Team. captain; Bernadette Schmitt Scholarship; Student counselor: Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority: tal honors). minors in English Literature laude. in History, Harvard University, Dean's List; Daughters ol the American Disciplinary Board. oflicer; The Phoenix social chairman. parliamentarian: Alpha and American History, University of Ten· 1987; Harvard College Scholarship; Ada Revolution Citizenship Award. (literary art magazine). managing editor. Kappa Psi Business Fraternity, public re· nessee. Chattanooga. 1990; Outstand· Kent Howe Scholarsfiip; Dean's List; ing Senior Award in Communications; Work Experience: Law Clerk. Lacy & Work Experience: Law Clerk, Knox­ lations coordinator, secretary: Greek Charles Warren Center lor American Winchester. Knoxville. Spring ville Legal Aid Society, Summer 1992; Woman of the Year: Outstanding Young Dean's List; Golden Key National Honor Studies Research Grant; Harvard Col· 1992-present; Law Clerk. McClintock Law Clerk. Piper. Waters. & Witt. Knox· Woman of America. Society; Phi Alpha Theta; A.S.S .. high lege Fund, senior gift vice-chairman; In· honors. in Criminal Justice, Cleveland stitute of Politics. Law Ollices. Richlands. VA. Summer ville 1991-1992; Administrative Assis­ Work Experience: Summer Associate, State Community College, 1988; Out· 1991; Supervisor. Job Training Program. tant. Sarang Manufacturing Company, Weintraub. Robinson. Weintraub & Work Experience: Law Clerk, Rogers Clinch Valley Community Action. Cookeville, 1983-present; Clerk, Aero· Stock, Memphis. 1992: Law Clerk. standing Award in Criminal Justice; Prin· & Moore. Gallatin. Summers 1991 and cipal's Academic Scholarship; Dean's 1990-1991; Tax Advisor Internship, Inter· space Alloys, Inc .. Cincinnati, OH, Fall McDonald, Levy & Taylor. October 1992; Account Executive. UC Consul· nat Revenue Service, Bristol, VA, Spring 1986. 1991-present: Law Clerk, Waldrop, List; President's List; Phi Theta Kappa; tants, Nashville, 1989·1990; Supervisor, 1990; Enumerator, United States Census Baptist Student Union. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Breen. Bryant. Crews, Taylor & Mcleary, Federal Reserve Bank. Nashville, Bureau. Tazewell. Va. Summer 1989; Jackson, TN, Summer 1991: Personnel Work Experience: Environmental Law 1987-1 988. Firefighter. Virginia Department of Fore· Location Preferred: Flexible Clerk, Bemis Mills. Jackson, TN. Clerk, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation stry, 1984-1990; Salesman. Doug's Auto 1990·1991 ; Legal Assistant, Mullen & Martin-Marietta, Oak Ridge, 1991· Sales, Cedar Bluff. VA. Summer 1988; Filippi, Fresno. CA. 1989·1 990; Upper· present; Summer Law Clerk. Milligan. Location Preferred: Tennessee Senate Page, Senate of Virginia. 1982. Division Writing Tutor. California State Barry. Hensley & Evans, Chattanooga, Legal Practice Emphasis: Cammer· University, Fresno, CA. 1988·1 989; 1991; Legal Assistant, C Van Deacon, cial. corporate, tax. business Research Assistant. United . Foods, Attorney at Law, Cleveland. TN, 1988· Modesto. CA. 1986·89. 1990; News Intern. News Channel 19, Location Preferred: Flexible Cleveland Bureau. 1990; Intern, U.S. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Forestry Service. 1987. Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible

29 KEVIN G. TOWNSEL JEFFREY H. TUCK, R.N. GREGORY F. VINES SUSAN F. WAGNER PAIGE WALDROP Brentwood, Tennessee Maryville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Johnson City, Tennessee Franklin, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: December 1992 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation : May 1993

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law Schoof Honors and Activities: Moot Court Board; Advocates' Prize Dean's List; student advisor; Christian Dean's List; Article's Editor, Tennessee Student Bar Association; Tennessee Dean's List. Class of 1993 Development Moot Court Competition, first place team, Legal Society; Student Bar Association; Law Review; Constitutional Law Moot High School Mock Trial Competition, law Council; Tennessee High School Mock best brief; Student Government Associ· LEXIS and WESTLAW training. Court Team; American Jurisprudence student advisor; Environmental Law Or· Trial Competition, law school advisor; ation, senator; Student Tribunal Board; Environmental Law Organization; LEXIS Scholastic Background: B.A .. cum Awards in Civil Procedure, Constitutional ganization; Christian Legal Society, Tennessee High School Mock Trial Com· Law and Torts; John W. Green Merit and WESTLAW training; Capital Case laude, in Business and Management, president. 1991·1992; Student Affairs petition, law student advisor; LEX IS and Maryville College, Maryville, TN, 1990, Scholarship. Committee. Resource Center, volunteer; Student Bar WESTLAW training; At·Large Notary Association; Law Women; Christian Le· with emphasis on Health Care Finance Scholastic Background: BA, magna Scholastic Background: B.S .. magna Public for State of Tennessee; U.T. gal Society. and Management; Dean's List; Diploma cum laude, in Economics. University of cum laude, in Chemistry, minor in Bi· Rugby. in Nursing, St. Mary's Medical Center Colorado, 1990; Dean's List; Chancel· ology, East Tennessee State University, Scholastic Background: B.A., honors, Scholastic Background: BA, in Lib· School of Nursing, Knoxville, 1984; Most lor's List; ski team. Johnson City, 1987; Outstanding Col· in English, minor in Business, University eral Arts and Sciences. concentration in Outstanding Student, faculty award. of Tennesee, Knoxville, 1986; Phi Eta Work Experience: Law Clerk, Butler, lege Students of America; Phi Lambda Political Science and Economics, Univer· Sigma Honor Society; Frederick T. Bon· Work Experience: Law Clerk, Norton Vines. Babb & Threadgill, Summers Upsilon National Honorary Chemical So· sity of Illinois at Urbana·Champaign; ham Scholarship; Alpha Omicron Pi and Luhn, P.C. Knoxville, 1991·present 1990 and 1991 ciety; Clifford C. Boyd Scholarship (for University of Illinois Debate Team; Big· (legal and medical research); indepen· outstanding sophomore chemistry stu· Scholarship Award; Pi Kappa Alpha, little Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation Ten Contests Debater; Campus Forum dent contractor providing critical care dent). Carson·Newman College, Jetter· sister; Alpha Omicron Pi, social sorority; Debater. nursing services to Knoxville area hospi· Location Preferred: Flexible son City, TN, Collins Chemistry Award English Club; Pre·Law Forum. Scholarship. Work Experience: Summer Associate, tals, 1990·present; Hospital Clinician and Work Experience: LEXIS Student Manier, Herod, Hollabaugh & Smith, Administrative Supervisor, Blount Work Experience: Law Clerk, Luedeka, Representative, Mead Data Central, · Nashville, 1992; Law Clerk, Martin· Memorial Hospital, 1989·1 990; wrote Hodges, Neely & Graham, Knoxville, 1991·1993; Law Clerk, Dearborn & Ew· Marietta Energy Systems, Oak Ridge, and developed Utilization Management 1991·present; Law Clerk, Contracts Sec· ing, Nashville 1992; Law Clerk, Baker. October 1991·May 1992; Law Clerk, Plan for Pre·Admission Review, BlounJ tion, Scientific Ecology Group, Oak Worthington, Crossley, Stansberry and Tennessee State Attorney General's Memorial Hospital, 1988·1989; Critical Ridge, Summer 1991; Pharmaceutical Woolf, Nashville, 1991 and 1992; Busi· Office, Nashville, Summer 1991; Sales Care Charge Nurse. Blount Memorial Chemist, SmithKiine·Beecham Laborato· ness and Technical Writer, Deloitte & Representative, Harris Chernin's, Inc., Hospital, 1984·1 988. ries, Bristol, 1987·1 990; General Chemis· Touche, Hermitage, TN, 1989· 1 990; Business and Technical Writer, Hospital Chicago, 1985·1990; Resident Advisor, Legal Practice Emphasis: Corporate try & Biology Lab Assistant, Carson· University of Illinois, 1983·1 985; Legal In· health care. hospital counsel. medical Newman College, 1985; Chemistry Corporation of America, Nashville, tern, Maryland State Attorney General's malpractice. health·care and medical Laboratory Technician, Baxter Labora· 1988·1 989; freelance editor and writing n Office, Anti·Trust Division, Baltimore. ethics tories, Johnson City, 1984; consulta t, Nashville, 1986· 1988. Summer 1983; Summer Program Coor· Legal Practice Emphasis: Intellectual Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible dinator, CETA, Chicago, 1982. Location Preferred: Southeast property, products liability, environmen· Location Preferred: Middle Tennessee Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible tal, corporate

Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

30 LAWRENCE J. WALLACE JEFFREY M. WARD GARY R. WEBB TIMOTHY PAUL WEBB MELVIN J. WERNER Dover, Tennessee Greeneville. Tennessee Townsend, Tennessee Jellico, Tennessee Batesville, Indiana

Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: December 1992

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: B.S. in Ac­ Law School Honors and Activities: Moot Court Board: Advocates' Prize Dean's List: Assistant Editor. Tennessee Dean's List: American Jurisprudence counting, minor in Chemistry, Cumber­ George S. Child, Sr. and Helen M. Child Moot Court Competition. semi-linalist: Law Review; John W_ Green Merit Award in Appellate Advocacy: Assistant land College, Williamsburg, KY, 1990. Memorial Scholarship; Student Bar As· Student Bar Assoctalion: LEXIS and Scholarship: LEXIS and WESTLAW train­ Editor, Tennessee Law Review; Teach­ socialion: American Judicature Society: Work Experience: Legal Clerk, Thomas ing Assistant for Legal Process II: in­ LEXIS and WESTLAW training. WESTLAW training: intramural athletics. ing: intramural athletics. E. Barclay, Attorney at Law. Jellico, TN, tramural football, softball, and basketball. Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi­ Scholastic Background: B.S., cum Summer 1991: File Clerk, Or. C H. Scholastic Background: B.S. in Crimi­ ness Administration. University ol Notre laude, in Electrical Engineering, Univer­ Scholastic Background: B.S .. cum Wilkens, Jellico, TN, Summer 1990. nal Justice and Political Science, East sity of Tennessee. 1990; Eta Kappa Nu laude. in Accounting, Tennessee Tech­ Tennessee State University, Johnson Dame, 1990: Honesty and Ethics Com­ Legal Practice Emphasis: General nological University, Cookeville, 1990: City, 1989: Public and Environmental Af­ mittee for Honor Code Violations, student Electrical Engineering Honor Society: In­ practice board member: Residence Hall Judicial stitute of Electrical and Electronic En­ Beta Gamma Sigma: Phi Kappa Phi: fairs. Indiana University, Bloomington, Board Chairman: Student Union Board, gineers: Dean's List. Interfraternity Council Honor Societies: Location Preferred: Northeastern Ten­ 1982; Tau Kappa Epsilon National Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity: varsity golf nessee Fraternity: Dean's List: Indiana Police representative: Dean's List: intramural Work Experience: Law Clerk, Milligan Academy, 1980. athleltcs. & Coleman, Knoxville, TN, Summer team: intramural athletics. Work Experience: Student Attorney, 1992: Law Clerk, Luedeka, Hodges, Work Experience: Summer Law Clerk, Work Experience: Law Clerk, W. Gor­ Office of Student Conduct. University of Neely & Graham, P.C., Knoxville, Gentry, Tipton, Kizer & Little, Knoxville, don Ball, Knoxville, Spring and Summer Tennessee, Knoxville, Summer 1992- December 1990-December 1991: 1991 and 1992; Clerk/Manager, Frank's 1992: Law Clerk, A. Philip Lomonaco, present: Law Clerk.Martin-Marietta Lifeguard, Greeneville Parks and Recre­ Market, Townsend, TN. Summer 1990: Knoxville. TN, Spring, Summer, and Fall Energy Systems. Oak Ridge. Fall ation. Greeneville. TN, Summers 1987, Pro Shop Assistant, Pine Lakes Golf 1991: Internship, District Attorney Gen­ 1991-Fall 1992: Law Clerk, Bagwell, 1988. and 1990. Course, Rockford, TN, Summer 1987; eral, First Judicial District. Tennessee, Summer Camp Counselor. Wesley 1990. Bagwell, Parker, Riggins & Kennedy, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Clarksville, Summer 1991: Site Supervi­ Woods, Walland, TN, Summer 1985. Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation sor, Department of Human Services. Location Preferred: Southeast Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible Dover, Summer 1990. Location Preferred: Southeast Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible

31 JAMES T. WILLIAMS IV KATHY HUFF YETT ANDRE WILLIAM ZWILLING Lookout Mountain. Tennessee Gatlinburg/Sevierville, Tennessee Raleigh, North Carolina

Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: May 1993 Date of Graduation: JD/MBA May 1993 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Tennessee Law Review; Dean's List; Na· Dean's List; Knoxville Auxiliary to the Law School Honors and Activities: tional Moot Court Team, alternate; LEX IS Tennessee Bar Association Scholarship; Harold C. Warner Scholarship; Student and WESTLAW training; student advisor. tied for top grade in Legal Process I, Bar Association; Phi Alpha Delta. legal Section Ill; Student Bar Association; fraternity; LEXIS and WESTLAW training; Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi· LEXIS training. intramural athletics. ness Administration. University of Geor­ gia, Athens, GA. 1989; Dean's List; Scholastic Background: B.A., summa Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ Alumni Scholar; Phi Delta Theta, social cum laude, in English. University of Ten· cal Science, University of North Carolina fraternity; National Outdoor Leadership nessee. Knoxville, 1990; Top Graduate at Chapel Hill, 1989; Dean's List; Order School. Spring Semester 1990; Inter­ in College of Liberal Arts; Chancellor's of the Bell Tower Student Alumni Associ­ fraternity Council Representative, Citation for Extraordinary Academic ation. member-at-large; Delta Upsilon scholarship chairman; University of lnns­ Achievement; Eleanora Burke Writing Fraternity; varsity wrestling and fencing bruck, lnnsbruck, Austria, Summer Award for Non-Fiction. 1st and 2nd teams. 1989. place; Jane Temple Academic Scholar­ Work Experience: Legal Intern, Office ship; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Kappa Phi. Work Experience: Summer Associate, of the General Council. Martin Marietta. Miller & Martin, Chattanooga, 1991, Work Experience: Summer Associate, Energy Systems, Inc , Oak Ridge, Sum­ 1992; Server, MI. Vernon Restaurant, M. Coppley Vickers. Sevierville, 1992; mer 1992; Computer Lab Manager/ Chattanooga, Summer 1990. Owner. Steppin' Out, Inc., retail shoe Graduate Assistant, Computer Re­ store, Gatlinburg, TN, 1977·1990; Office sources Group, University of Tennessee, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Management and Organization Consul­ Knoxville, 1990-1 992; Marketing Intern. Location Preferred: Southeast tant. David E. Weech, DD.S. and J. Glaxo, Inc., Research Triangle Park, Steve Morton, DD.S .. 1982-87; Per­ North Carolina, Summer 1990; Com­ former/Instructor, Classical Ballet and puter Lab Consultant/Graduate Assis­ Modern Dance. 1977·1991, Sevierville tant, Computer Resources Group, Cultural Center, Board of Directors. University of Tennessee at Knoxville, 1985- 1 987; Tennessee Children's 1989-1990; Manufacturing Assembler, Dance Ensemble, Board of Directors. IBM. Summer 1989 and Computer 1981-1991. Operator, Summer 1988, IBM, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina; Resident Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Assistant, University of North Carolina at Location Preferred: Knoxville area Chapel Hill. 1987-1 989.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible

32. \ 4 � 0 if) if) :s u MONICA ALLIE MELISSA ASHBURN BRIDGET BAILEY NICOLE BANDY MARY BETH BARNES Hendersonville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Chicago, Illinois Memphis, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List, Student Bar Association; Student Bar Association; Knoxville Police Student Government Association; Law Dean's List; Tennessee High School Student Bar Association; Knoxville Police Law Women; Christian Legal Society. Ride-Along Program Student Adminis­ Women; Black Law Student Association; Mock Trial Competition. law student ad­ Ride-Along Program: Dean Search tration. Links, Inc. visor; Student Bar Association; Bill Clin­ Committee; WESTLAW training; law stu­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Eco· ton's Presidential Campaign; UT Snow dent advisor; intramural athletics. nomics. Rhodes College, Memphis, TN, Scholastic Background: B.S .. high Scholastic Background: M.P.A.. 1987. Ski Club: intramural athletics. 1991, Omicron Delta Epsilon; National honors. in English, minor in Political and B.A., summa cum laude. in History, Scholastic Background: B.A. in Order of Omega Phi; Alpha Theta; and Science. University of Tennessee, Knox­ 1985, Grambling State University; Who's Scholastic Background: B.A., honors. French, minor in Religion, University of Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority. ville, 1990. Who Among American Colleges and in Political Science, minor in Business Virginia 1991; lnstitut d'Etudes Fran­ Universities; National Dean's List; Alpha Administration, University of Tennessee. caises, Paris/La Rochelle, France: Work Experience: Law Clerk, Shanks Work Experience: Clerk, Farr, Farr, Kappa Alpha Sorority; Alpha Kappa MU Knoxville, 1990; Mortar Board Senior Dean's List; University Union Short & Blackstock, Knoxville, Summer 1992; Hayman. Emerick, Sifrit and Hackett. Honor Society. Honor Society; Alpha Omicron Pi Soror· Courses. instructor: Arts and Sciences Receptionist, Unocal Chemicals, Nash­ Port Charlotte, FL, Summer 1992; Clerk. ity, chapter relations delegate; Student Alumni Career Day, vice-chair; Delta ville, Summer 1991; Bank Teller, Sovran William S. Waggoner. Attorney. Knox­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Cook Government Association: Student Sena­ Zeta Sorority, executive coordinator. cor­ Bank, Hendersonville, TN. Summers ville. December 1991-February 1992; County Public Defender, Chicago, IL, tor; Public Relations Assistant Director, responding secretary; Monroe Society; 1988-89; Research and Office Assistant, State Probation Officer, Tennessee Summer 1992; Summer Assistant BAR/ . Polling and Research Committee Assis­ Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Rhodes College, Memphis. 1989-91; Department of Corrections, August BRI Digest. Chicago, May-June. 1992; tant Director: Sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Nursery Teacher. Memphis. 1988-91. 1990-August 1991. Computer Programmer/Analyst, US Rail­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, O'Neil, Sister: Pi Sigma Alpha Honor Society; in­ road Retirement Board, October 1988- Parker & Williamson, Knoxville, Summer Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation tramural athletics. July 1991; Computer Programmer­ 1992-present; Legal Intern. Thompson & Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Southeast Amccom. Rock Island, IL, July Work Experience: Law Clerk, Poore, McMullan. Richmond, VA, Summer 1987-0ctober 1988; Intern, Chicago Cox, Baker, Ray, Byrne. Summer 1992; 1991; Chamber of Commerce UVA In­ Commission on Human Relations. May­ Lift Attendant. Steamboat Ski and tern for Leadership Charlottesville, August 1985; TV Model and Spokes­ Resort. Winter 1991; Legal Assistant, Mil­ 1990-91; Server, The Boar's Head Inn, person, October 1986-December 1988; ligan and Gilbert. Summer and Fall Charlottesville, VA, Summer 1991; Col­ Talk Show Host, Centel Cable Company, 1990. lege Program Participant, Walt Disney World, Orlando, FL. Summer 1990; June -August 1985. Legal Practice Emphasis: General civil Whittle Communications. Summers Legal Practice Emphasis: Corporate Location Preferred: Southeast or 1986-90; Sales Associate, Proffitt's Location Preferred: Flexible Colorado Department Store. December 1990-91 and Summer 1989.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible

34 RICK BARNES NICOLE BARNETT LAURA BLALOCK ALLEN W. BLEVINS DEBORAH L BROOKS Knoxville, Tennessee Franklin, Tennessee Oak Ridge, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Old Fort, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List; Environmental Law As­ Dean's List; American Jurisprudence Christian Legal Society; Student Bar As­ Manier, Herod, Hollabaugh and Smith Student Bar Association; Law Women. sociation; Law Women. sociation. Award in Contracts I; Law Women; Scholarship; John W Green Merit Scholastic Background: B.S., summa Scholarship; Tennessee High School Scholastic Background: B.S. in Chem­ Christian Legal Society; Student Bar As­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in En­ cum laude, in Political Science, Univer­ ical Engineering, Brigham Young sociation. glish/Journalism, minors in History and Mock Trial Competition, law student ad­ sity of Tennessee, Challanooga, 1986; visor; LEXIS and WESTLAW training. University, 1983. Scholastic Background: B. B.A., Spanish, Tennessee Technological Dean's List; UT Alumni Scholarship; magna cum laude, University, Cookeville, TN 1987. Scholastic Background: B.S., summa UCF Merit Scholarship; Alpha Society; Work Experience: Clerk, Frantz, in Finance, Memphis Golden Key National Honor Society; Pi McConnell & Seymour, Summer 1992; State, 1991; Early Scholars Academic Work Experience: Law Clerk. Child cum laude, in Accounting and Business Sigma Alpha; SGA Outstanding Senior President, PC-Reliel, Knoxville, 1988- Scholarship; Maureen E. Craven Memor­ Support Paralegal and Legal Secretary, Management, Tennessee Wesleyan Col­ in Political Science; Chi Omega Social present: sales and service ol computers ial Scholarship; Dean's List; Phi Kappa Joyce, Meredith, Flitcroft and Crandall, lege, Athens, August 1991; Kiwanis Club Award for highest GPA junior and senior Science Award; Pi Bela Phi Alumna lor small businesses and the home user, Phi; Gamma Beta Phi; Order of Omega; Oak Ridge, June 1990 to present: Scholarship; AAS , Cleveland Stale individual and group training, and on-site Delta Gamma Women's Fraternity, treas­ Bankruptcy Paralegal. Rothschild & As­ years. Community College, 1983; Legal Assis­ support; Thin Film Operations Manager, urer, scholarship vice president and sociates, Nashville, April 1987 - June Work Experience: Law Clerk, Yancey, pledge class vice president; Memphis tant; Dean's List; Phi Theta Kappa; Leeds & Northrop, St. Petersburg, FL · 1990; News/Editoral Editor, Tennessee Webb, & Cooper, Knoxville, Summer Slate Majorelle, featured twirler. CSCC Paralegal Club. 1986-91 · responsible lor all operations Tech Oracle, Cookeville, 1985-1 987; 1992; Treasurer and Board of Directors, management and customer support; Work Experience: Law Clerk, Ray, Medical Assistant. Dr. Debora! Alison, Fairway Services, 1990-1992; District Work Experience: Law Clerk, Atlorney Design and Development Engineer, Farmer. & Eldridge, Knoxville, Summer Oak Ridge, Summer 1985; Medical As­ Manager Circulation, Knoxville News­ Richard L. Banks, Summer 1992-present; Raytheon, Northboro. MA 1985-1986: 1992; Job Traffic Coordinator, FISt­ sistant, Dr. Ronald Sinicrope, Oak Ridge, Sentinel, 1985-1991. Owner/Manager of professional office semiconductor production designed and 1982-1 984. buildings in Cleveland, since 1990; Teller, Madison Financial Corporation, Summer Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible with First Citizens Bank, Cleveland, 1991; managed the installation of a $1M com­ 1991 ; Financial Internship with Vice Legal Practice Emphasis: Family law, special interest in lax, corporate, bank­ Clerk, Offices of County Clerk, Chancery, puter center; taught in-house seminars President of Nursing Administration, The property law ing, and real estate in statistical quality control and ex­ Regional Medical Center at Memphis, Sessions, and Circuit Courts, Polk County Location Preferred: Oak Ridge, Knox­ perimental design; Thin Film Engineer, January-April 1991; Runner, Thomason, Location Preferred: Southeast Government, Benton, Tennessee, 1985; Signetics, Orem, UT 1983-1985: project Hendrix, Harvey, Johnson, Mitchell, ville area Legal Assistant, Richard L. Banks, Attor­ leader supervising other engineers. Blanchard, & Adams, Memphis, ney at Law, Cleveland, 1982; Deputy Registrar of Deeds Polk County Govern­ Legal Practice Emphasis: High tech­ September-November, 1990; Secretary, ment, Benton, TN, 1978-1980. nology law and intellectual property law, Stephen Wilson Mortgage Company, including patent, trademark, and February-August 1990. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible with copyright Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible interest in estate planning, real estate, bankruptcy, and corporate law Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Knoxville, Chat­ tanooga, or Cleveland, Tennessee

35 HUNT SEVIER BROWN BRUCE C. BRYANT KATIE BUCKLEY GREGORY BRENT BURKS DAVID S. BYRD Knoxville, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee Dandridge, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: B.A., honors, Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; Christian Legal in English and Spanish, The University Dean's List; Tennessee High School Graduate Student Association, College Dean's List; Phi Alpha Delta; Academic Society. of The South, Sewanee, 1991; Universi· Mock Trial Competition, law student ad· of Law representative; Tennessee High Review Board; Student Bar Association; ty Academic Scholarship; Order of the visor; LEXIS and WESTLAW training. School Mock Trial Competition, law stu· Christian Legal Society; Tennessee High Scholastic Background: B.A., cum School Mock Trial Competition. law stu· Gownsman (honor roll); Sigma Delta Pi Scholastic Background: Master of Di· dent advisor; Student Bar Association; laude, in Political Science. Carson­ (national Spanish honor society); Span­ vinity, Duke University, The Divinity intramural athletics dent advisor; Knoxville Police Ride· Newman College, Jefferson City, 1991; ish House Staff; Bishop's Common School. Durham, NC. 1985; BA in Along Program; intramural athletics. Mortar Board; Honors Programs; Phi Scholastic Background: BA, honors. Board (student activities organization); Alpha Theta (national history honors Religion, Erskine College, Due West, SC, in Political Science. University of Tennes­ Scholastic Background: B.S .. cum Varsity Swimming, captain 1988-1991; society); Tennessee Intercollegiate State 1982; James F. Byrnes Scholarship; Ep· see, Knoxville, 1991; Phi Beta ·Kappa; laude. in Political Science. University of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, pledge class presi· Legislature; Who's Who in American Col· silon Lambda Sigma, recording secre· Alpha Lambda Delta and Golden Key Tennessee, Chattanooga, May 1991 . dent, alumni relations officer. scribe, ex­ tary; Alpha Psi Omega, a national leges and Universities. National Honor Societies; SGA Election Work Experience: Summer Clerk, Tay­ ecutive council; Vanderbilt-in-Spain theatrical honor society; intern at South lor & Groover, Knoxville, TN, 1992. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Strand & (Universidad de Madrid, semester Commission Poll Worker; Chi Omega Carolina's largest prison, January 1981; Sorority, rush records chairman and Goddard, Dandridge, Summer 1992; abroad). Legal Practice Emphasis: General lili· study tour of the U S.S.R , January 1980. Bondsman. Unchained Bail Bonds, class coordinator. galion Work Experience: Line-Server, Pit Work Experience: Law Clerk, Butler. Summer 1991; Tintype Photographer Work Experience: Law Clerk, Don Operator, and Commissary Attendant, Location Preferred: East Tennessee and Darkroom Technician, Dollywood, Vines and Babb, Knoxville, Summer Overton, Knoxville, April 1992 to present; Low Country Barbeque Catering Serv· May 1986-0ctober 1991. 1992; Minister, The United Methodist Runner, Sacharin & Kirkscey, Memphis, ice, Atlanta, GA, Summer 1991; Swim Church, The South Carolina Annual Con· 1991; Facility Clerk, The Kroger Com· Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Team Coach, Pool Maintenance Worker terence, served three charges as di· pany, Memphis, 1991 ; Student Assistant and Lifeguard, Richland Country Club. reeled by the bishop, 1985-91, including Location Preferred: Flexible Nashville, Summer 1990; Kitchen Staff & for the University of Tennessee Depart­ position as an associate minister on the ment of Art, Knoxville, 1989-91. Ranch-hand, Elk Canyon Ranch, White staff of a 900-member urban church in Sulfur Springs, MT, Summer 1989; Cus· Lancaster, SC, responsible for training/ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible tomer Service & Bookkeeping Dept., supervision of secretarial staff, steward· Location Preferred: Southeast Tanglewood Bank, Houston, TX, Sum­ ship and finance ($320,000 budget), mers 1987-88; Delivery Man and File educational programming, supervision Clerk, T.R. Dilly Secretarial Services, of fifty volunteer staff and personal coun­ Houston, TX, Summer 1986. seling, 1986-89. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

36 STEPHEN H. BYRD DAVID P. CANAS KEVIN E. CHILDRESS RICHARD WILLIAM CLARK Ill E. STEELE CLAYTON IV, CPA Knoxville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Saulsbury. Tennessee Clearwater, Florida Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; Christian Legal Dean's List; Hispanic Law Students Black Law Students Association (BLSA); Tennessee High School Mock Trial Com­ Tennessee High School Mock Trial Com­ Society; intramural athletics. Association; Christian Legal Society. LEXIS training. petition, law student advisor; Phi Alpha petition, law student advisor. Della; Student Bar Association; Scholastic Background: Candidate for Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ Scholastic Background: B.B.A. in Scholastic Background: Certified Pub­ intramural athletics. Master of Accountancy, University of cal Science, Vanderbilt University, Nash­ Management. minor in Marketing. Austin lic Accountant, State of Tennessee, Tennessee. Knoxville, 1992. tax concen­ ville 1989. Peay Stale University. Clarksville, TN Scholastic Background: M.B.A. in October 1990; MACC in Tax Concentra­ tration; B.S., honors. in Business Ad­ 1991; Dean's List; Gamma Beta Phi New Venture Finance/Management, Work Experience: Summer Clerk, Wat­ tion, 1989, and B.S., Honors, in Account­ ministration. major in Accounting, son, Hollow & Reeves, Knoxville, 1992; Honor Society; Alpha Lambda Delta University of Tennessee, Knoxville, ing, 1988, The University of Tennessee. University of Tennessee. Knoxville. Copyright and Royalty Administrator, Honor Society; Order of Omega, Greek 1991; B.A. in Economics, University of Knoxville. 1990; Beta Alpha Psi Financial Man­ honor society; Alpha Phi Alpha, social Florida, Gainesville, 1982; Russian Brentwood Music, Inc .. Brentwood, TN, Work Experience: Summer Associate, agement Association National Honor So­ Studies, United States Military Academy, 1990-91, Royalty Administrator, Spectra fraternity; African American Students As­ Baker, Worthington, Crossley, Stans­ ciety; Golden Key National Honor Copyright Management, Inc .. Nashville. sociation; Special Olympics Volunteer. West Point. NY, 1977-80; United States berry & Woolf, Knoxville, 1992; Senior Society; Outstanding College Students of Academy Preparatory School, Ft. Mon­ TN, 1989-90; Student Clerk, Alumni & Work Experience: Sales Associate, Tax Specialist, KPMG Peat Marwick, America; Honor Roll; Dean's List; Prelaw mouth, NJ, 1976-77. Development Office, Vanderbilt Univer­ Sears Roebuck & Company, Clarksville Knoxville, February - April 1992; Senior Forum: Financial Management Associa­ sity. 1986-89. 1990-9 1; Products Manager, Holt Wood Work Experience: Investments Analyst. Tax Specialist/Staff Tax Specialist/Assis­ tion; Baptist Student Union; 21 hours of Products, Clarksville 1989; Student FIS Associates. Inc., Knoxville, Decem­ tant Staff Tax Specialist, KPMG Peat various graduate and undergraduate Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Supervisor, APSU Intramural Depart­ ber 1991-present; Operations Consul­ Marwick, Nashville, September 1989 - classes in finance; intramurals. Location Preferred; Southeast ment, 1988-89. tant, Barrier Concepts, Inc., Oak Ridge, August 1991; Graduate Teaching Assis­ Work Experience: Supervisor. Byrd October 1990-August 1991; Project En· tant, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Conslruclion Company, Knoxville, Janu­ gineer, Carlton Homes Development, September 1988 -May 1989. ary 1990 to present; Runner. First Ten­ Location Preferred: Flexible Inc., Knoxville, September 1989-0ctober Legal Practice Emphasis: Tax, cor­ nessee Tille Insurance Agency. 1990; President, JKR Construction, Inc , porate Knoxville, April-December 1989; Run­ Naples, FL, March 1986-August 1989; ner, Allied Title Company, Knoxville. Financial Consultant, Humana Hospital Location Preferred: Nashville, Knox­ April-December 1988. (Northeast), St. Petersburg, FL. April ville, Atlanta 1985-March 1986; Vice President, RW Legal Practice Emphasis: Business Clark Enterprises, Inc., Clearwater, FL, Location Preferred: Tennessee May 1983-April 1985.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Commer­ cial/corporate law and intellectual property

Location Preferred: Flexible

37 J. CAMPBELL CLOAR JONATHAN COLE JOEL CONKIN PATRICK D. CONLEY ALVIN C. COOPER Greeneville, TN Nashville, Tennessee Kingsport, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: JD/MBA May Date of Graduation: May 1994 1995 Scholastic Background: Masters of Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Arts in Teaching, East Tennessee State Student Bar Association. Dean's List; American Jurisprudence Law School Honors and Activities: Christian Legal Society; National Associ­ ation of Criminal Defense Lawyers; Ten· University, Johnson City, 1989; M.A. in Scholastic Background: A.B. in His­ Award in Criminal Law; Harold C. Warn­ Dean's List; Student Bar Association; nessee Association of Criminal Defense Literature, Iowa State University, 1975; tory, Georgetown University, 1991; er Scholarship; intramural athletics. Tennessee High School Mock Trial Com­ petition, law student advisor. Lawyers; Student Bar Association; LEXIS W. C. Jumper Award; Dean's List; B.A. Dean's List; Philodemic Debate Society, Scholastic Background: B.S., magna and WESTLAW training. in English and speech, Carson-Newman president; Georgetown Volunteers in Be­ cum laude, in Accounting, Tennessee Scholastic Background: B.A. in His­ College, Jefferson City, TN, 1972; lize, Central America; Alpha Phi Omega Technological University, Cookeville, tory/Economics, Emory University, Scholastic Background: B.S. in Ac­ Dean's List; Blue Key Honor Society; National Service Fraternity; Georgetown 1991, Dean's List; Phi Kappa Phi Honor Atlanta, 1990; Dean's List; Kappa Alpha, counting, Tennessee Technological Most Outstanding Secretary for Ken­ University Student Federal Credit Union, Society; Beta Gamma Sigma Honor So­ social fraternity, parliamentarian, rush University, Cookeville, TN, 1975; Certi· tuckyfTennessee Division Circle K; Presi­ vice-chairman. ciety; Phi Kappa Phi Outstanding Stu­ and financial committees. lied Financial Planner; Registered Secu· dent, Circle K; Secretary Columbians dent Award; Institutional Wholesale rities Representative, series 6,7,8, and Work Experience: Summer Associate, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Summer Literary Society; Agnes Hull Award for 24, and all major lines of insurance · life, Heiskell, Donelson, Bearman, Adams. Scholarship; Noble-Scarlett Scholarship; 1992 and Runner/Clerk, 1990-91, Bern· Literature; Pep Club. health, auto, property, and casualty. Williams & Kirsch, Nashville, Summer College of Business Administration stein, Stair, & McAdams, Knoxville. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Attorney 1992; Legislative Aide, U.S. Senate Scholarship; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Work Experience: Investigator/Auditor, Legal Practice Emphasis: Tax, com­ Rebecca Ottinger Jones, Greeneville, Budget Committee, Washington, DC, secretary. U.S. General Accounting Office; Con· Summer 1992; Broadcast Journalist, mercial, corporate September 1989-May 1991; Runner, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Hodges, troller. Truckstops of America; Broker WGRV/WIKO, Greeneville, 1987-1991; Boult, Cummings, Conners & Berry, Doughty and Carson, Knoxville, 1992; Location Preferred: South and Manager, Merrill Lynch; indepen­ Instructor, Knoxville College, Knoxville Nashville, Summers 1988 and 1991. Basketball Referee, Tennessee Techno· dent business owner, four years (securi­ 1989-1 990; Adjunct Instructor, Walters logical University, 1989·1991; Sales As· ties and insurance marketing). State, Morristown, 1989-90; Announcer, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible sociate, Brendle's Department Store, Legal Practice Emphasis: Criminal, WGRV/WIKO, Greeneville, 1977-87; In­ Location Preferred: Tennessee Kingsport. 1989. structor, Iowa State University, Ames. lA, taxes, and securities. 1973-75; News Director, WMTN/ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Florida, Texas, WAZI, Morristown, TN, 1972-73; lan· Location Preferred: Southeast Hawaii, Tennessee, and California guages -Spanish and German, basic reading knowledge.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible

38 JOHN M. COOPER SANDY R. COPOUS ROBERT G. CRANE DEREK CROWNOVER JOHN DALTON Autryville. North Carolina Milan, Tennessee Lewisburg, Tennessee Tullahoma, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: B.A. in En· Dean's List; National Association ol Howard H. Baker, Sr., Memorial Scholar­ John W. Green Merit Scholarship; Student Bar Association, representative glish, University of Virginia, Charlottes­ Criminal Defense Lawyers. president; ship; Dean's List; Student Bar Associa· Dean's List; Student Bar Association. at large; Graduate Student Association ville 1987; Dean's List. Tennessee High School Mock Trial Com· tion; Law Women. Representative; Phi Alpha Delta. Scholastic Background: B.S . . magna Work Experience: Intern, The Honor· petition. law student advisor; Phi Alpha Scholastic Background: B.S., summa cum laude, in Political Science. Middle Scholastic Background: B.A. in able Robert L. Echols, U.S. District, Delta. clerk; Environmental Law cum laude, University Scholar, in Politi· Tennessee State University, Murfrees­ Speech Communications, Auburn Court, Middle District of Tennessee, Association; American Bar Association/ cal Science and Communications, minor boro 1991; Pre-Law Society. president; University, Auburn, AL, 1990; Varsity Summer 1992; Editor/Proofreader, Law Student Division; Knoxville Police in English, University of Tennessee, Mar­ MTSU Mock Trial Team; MTSU Traffic Baseball, walk-on starter; Academia All· Senate Engrossing Clerk's Office of the Department Ride·Aiong Program. tin, 1991, Phi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta Sigma; Court Chief Justice; Outstanding Service SEC, shortstop; Project Uplift Big Tennessee State Senate, 97th General Assembly, 1991; Marketing Copywriter, Scholastic Background: B.S . . magna Chi Omega Fraternity, president; Univer· Award in Political Science. Brothers. David Lipscomb University, sity Outstanding Service Award; Out· major in accounting, Nashville 1987; var­ FKB Direct. Nashville, 1990; Advertising cum laude. in Business Management. Work Experience: Summer Associate. University of Maryland, College Park. standing Student School of Arts & sity baseball. Copywriter/Editor, Service Merchandise Wagner, Myers & Sanger. 1992; U.S. Company, Brentwood, 1987-90; Float 1991; Dean's List; Presidential Scholar· Sciences Award; Order of Omega, Army, 1983-1 988. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Henry & Teller, Third National Bank, Nashville, ship; Phi Kappa Phi; Alpha Sigma honor society; Sam C. Nailing Pre-Law McCord, Tullahoma, TN. Summer 1992; Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Summers 1983·87. Lambda. Award; Peer Enabling Program Leader; Advertising Sales, Host Creative Commu· Society of Professional Journalists, presi· Work Experience: Law Clerk. Phillip E. Location Preferred: Southeast nications!Vol Network, Knoxville 1991; Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible dent, vice·president; National Dean's Williams, Esq .. Roseboro. NC. Summer Anchorperson, News and Sports Report· Location Preferred: Flexible List. 1992 and January· August 1991, Law er. WDHN TV- 18 (ABC affiliate), Dothan, Library Assistant. University of Tennes· Work Experience: Law Clerk, Waldrop AL 1991; Door-to-door Book Salesper· see College of Law. August 1991· & Hall, Jackson, Summer 1992; Feature son, Southwestern Company, Nashville, present; United States Navy Reserve Writer. University Relations, University of TN, 1990; Co-Producer Auburn Tiger April 1991-present; United States Navy. Tennessee at Martin, Martin, 1990·91, Baseball (radio broadcasts), WEGL-FM, February 1985-February 1991 ; AFROTC Social Worker/Public Relations Consul· 1990. Scholarship. tant, City of Milan Hospital 1989-90; Staff Legal Practice Emphasis: Sports law, Assistant, Milan Mirror Exchange Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation tax, properly Newspaper, Milan 1984-91. Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible

39 KAROL H. DAVIDSON HENRY SOLOMON DAVIS LORI ANNE DAVIS RHONDA JEANETTE DRINNON ELAINE DUVAL Oak Ridge, Tennessee Goodlettsville, Tennessee Cincinnati, Ohio Whitesburg, Tennessee Kingston, Jamaica

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: JD/MPA, May 1994 Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: B.S. in Medi­ Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: M.Acc. in Ac­ Black Law Students Association (BLSA), cal Technology, Tennessee State Univer­ Student Bar Association; Black Law Stu­ counting, concentration in Taxation, Scholastic Background: Ph.D. in En­ treasurer; Student Bar Association; Ten­ sity, Nashville 1980; Vanderbilt dent Association. 1991 and B.S. in Accounting, highest glish, major in Black Literature, Com­ honors, University of Tennessee, Knox­ parative Literature and Modern Theatre. nessee Association of Public Interest University Medical Technology Program: Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ University of Tennessee, Knoxville 1988. Law, executive committee. Certification 1980; American Society of cal Science, minor in Business Adminis­ ville, 1990; Executive Undergraduates, Clinical Pathology; State of Tennessee comprised of the top students in the Col­ Dissertation - "Theater and the Double: Scholastic Background: B.A. in Psy­ tration, University of Cincinnati, 1991; Health Related Boards. lege of Business Administration; Dupont Revolutionary Consciousness in Amiri chology, minor in Business Administra­ Who's Who Among Students in College Company Scholarship, 1989-90. Baraka and Antonin Artaud." M.A. in En­ tion, University of Texas at Austin, 1988; Work Experience: Medical Technolo­ and Universities; Congressional Youth glish, major in 20th Century Literature All-American and NCAA Champion in gist, Smith-Kline Beechman Clinical Leadership Award; National Young Work Experience: Accounting/Law and minor in Linguistics, Ohio University, Track and Field; Kenneth Sims Endowe\:J Labs, September 1989-July 1991; Med­ Leaders Conference; Undergraduate Clerk, McCord, Weaver, and Troutman, Athens, 1981. Diploma in Education, Scholarship; University of Texas Wom­ ical Technologist, Vanderbilt Hospital Budget Board: President's Council on PC, Knoxville 1991 to present; Gradu­ 1974, and BA, with honors, in English, en's Track & Field Team, varsity Department of Pathology, August 1987- Women's Issues; University Student Ap­ ate Teaching/Research Assistant, 1972, University of the West Indies, member. August 1989; Medical Technologist, In­ peals Board; Residence Hall Judicial Department of Accounting, University of Jamaica. Scholarships: USAID Caribbe­ ternational Clinical Labs, November Commission; Alpha Kappa Alpha Tennessee, Knoxville, 1990 to present. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Rural an & Latin American Scholar, John B. · 1981-November 1983 and July 1985- Sorority. Legal Services, Oak Ridge, Summer Legal Practice Emphasis: Tax Emperor, and Jamaica Government July 1987; Medical Technologist, Logan 1992; Research Assistant, Health and Work Experience: Medical Records Teacher Scholarship. Fellowships: Roots Memorial Hospital, April 1984-June Location Preferred: Knoxville/ Safety Research Division, Martin Marietta Clerk, Group Health Associates, 1991; Foundation, Organization of American 1985; Medical Technologist, Donelson Southeast Energy Systems, 1989-90; Clerk/ Clerk, University of Cincinnati Hospital, States and University of Tennessee Hospital, August-October 1981 , Microbi­ Paralegal, McCiroy & Sullivan, Austin, 1990; Switchboard Operator, Sheraton Minority. ologist, State of Tennessee Reference TX, 1988-89. Hotel, 1989. Laboratory, December 1980-July 1981. Work Experience: English Instructor, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible, 1988, and Graduate Teaching Assistant, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible civil practice Location Preferred: Flexible 1986-87 and 1982-83, UT, Knoxville; En­ Location Preferred: Middle Tennessee Location Preferred: Ohio, Tennessee, glish Instructor, UT, Chattanooga, 1981; Virginia, Illinois, Southeast Graduate Teaching Assistant, Ohio University, Athens, 1979-81 , Lecturer in English. Mico Teacher Training College, Kingston, 1977-79; and Public Relations and Education Programs OHicer, Nation­ al Saving Committee. Kingston, 1974-77.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Internation­ al law

Location Preferred: Washington, DC

40 DANNY PAUL DYER MICHAEL A. EASTRIDGE YOLANDA ECHOLS AMY E. ELAM-KRIZAN BRADLEY A. FARMER Knoxville, Tennessee Newport. Tennessee Challanooga, Tennessee Challanooga, Tennessee Powell. Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Knoxville Auxiliary to the Bar Scholar­ Environmental Law Association: Steering Student Bar Association, second-year Law Women. Dean's List; American Jurisprudence ship; Student Bar Association. Commillee. class representative: Black Law Student Award in Torts I; Student Bar Associa­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in En­ Association. parliamentarian. tion: WESTLAW training_ Scholastic Background: B.S .. magna Scholastic Background: M.S. in Cur­ glish and Studio Art, Transylvania cum laude. in Business Administration. riculum and Instruction. University of Scholastic Background: B.S. in Hu­ University, Lexington. KY 1991 Scholastic Background: B.A .. high University of Tennessee. Knoxville. Tennessee. Knoxville. 1987: B.A. in man Ecology, University of Tennessee, honors. in Psychology, University of Ten­ Work Experience: Runner. Landrum & 1991; Fred M. Roddy Upper-Class Liberal Studies. minor in Philosophy, Knoxville. 1982: Fashion Merchandising Shouse. Allorneys al Law: Curator's As· nessee, Knoxville, 1991: University of Scholarship. 1990-91; Gamma Bela Phi Emory University, Atlanta. 1985: Associ­ Association; Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. Inc. sislanl, Mitchell Fine Arts Gallery; Cleri­ Tennessee Alumni Scholarship: Tennes­ Honor Society; Executive Undergradu­ ale of Arts Degree. Oxford College of see Student of Distinction Scholarship Work Experience: Server: El Chico and cal Assistant. Central Kentucky ates Program. Emory University, Oxford. GA 1983. Award. Grady's Restaurant. Challanooga. TN, Mechanical. Work Experience: Salesperson. Cum­ Work Experience: Coordinator of Cur­ t 985-1991. Retail Management and Work Experience: Law Clerk. Fox & Legal Practice Emphasis: Medical berland Clarklifl. Inc . Knoxville. TN riculum Development. Wesley Woods Sales: Parisian, Challanooga, TN. malpractice and insurance defence Farmer. Knoxville, 1989-present: Trans­ 1989-9 1. Salesperson. Maryville Ford· Environmental Education Center. Town­ 1987-1988: The Gap, the Limited. and portation Assistant. St. Mary's Medical New Holland. Maryville. TN 1989; send. TN. 1988-91: Camp Director. Unit­ Neiman-Marcus. Houston. TX, Location Preferred: Kentucky or Ten­ Center. Knoxville. 1987-1989. Salesperson. Jackson Tractor Company, ed Methodist Church Camps, Summers I 982-1 985. nessee Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Inc., Jackson. TN 1980-89. 1989. 1990; Summer Clerk. 1991 . Filing Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible with Clerk. 1990, Law Associates. Knoxville: Location Preferred: Tennessee Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible litigation emphasis Lab Assistant. Acid Rain Research. Location Preferred: Southeast Emory University, 1985; Volunteer. Location Preferred: Challanooga and Resource Management Department of Atlanta Great Smoky Mountains National Park, 1991-presenl.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Environ­ mental law

Location Preferred: Southeast

41 DAVID FENKEL FREDERICK FRITZ A. FIEDLER, MD STUART FIELDS LESA ALLYN FUGATE LEAH M. GERBITZ North Brunswick New Jersey Columbia. TN Hendersonville, Tennessee Rogersville, Tennessee Signal Mountain, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: B.A. in For­ Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; intramural ath­ Phi Delta Phi. eign Service. Baylor University, Waco. Student Bar Association; National As­ Student Bar Association, secretary; letics. Dean's Advisory Council; Tennessee Scholastic Background: M.D., Univer­ TX, 1991, Baylor Jaycees, vice presi­ sociation of Criminal Defense Lawyers; dent; Baylor Student Union Tennessee Association of Criminal High School Mock Trial Competition, law Scholastic Background: B.A. in His­ sity of Tennessee College of Medicine. Ideas and Is­ Defense Lawyers; Knoxville Police Ride­ student bailiff; Environmental Law As­ tory and Political Science, Rutgers Uni­ Memphis. 1985; B.S., cum laude. in Bi­ sues Committee; Gamma Beta Phi sociation; Knoxville Police Ride-Along versity, New Brunswick, NJ. 1991; ology, Tulane University, New Orleans. Honor Society; Philosophy Club; English Along Program. Club. Program; intramural athletics. Rutgers Radio Council, 1989-1991; 1981. Scholastic Background: B.A., high Scholastic Background: WRSU-FM Sports Director, 1990-91 , Work Experience: Private Practice. Work Experience: Intern. Southern honors, in English (Technical Writing Em­ B.S. in En­ Phi Delta Theta, president, treasurer, Clinton Family Physicians. Clinton, TN. Center for Human Rights, Atlanta. Sum­ phasis), University of Tennessee, Knox­ glish and Human Resource Develop­ secretary, scholarship chairman. Summer 1992; Private Practice with the mer 1992; Sales Representative, South­ ville, 1991; Dorothy Watson Memorial ment. Vanderbilt University, Nashville western Company, Nashville. Summers Fellowship; Delta Gamma Fraternity 1991; Dean's List; Gamma Phi Beta Work Experience: Summer Intern, Mid­ Cardiology Group of Memphis, 1990- 1989 (in Anderson, IN), 1990 (in Dayton, Scholarship; Golden Key National Honor Sorority; Kappa Delta Epsilon. honorary dlesex County, NJ, Prosecutor's Office, 1991; Resident in Internal Medicine. OH). and 1991 (in Greensboro. NC); Society; Student Government Associa­ society; Vucept Freshman Orientation 1992; Assistant Accounting Manager University of Tennessee/ Baptist Memori­ named to President's Club in 1990 and tion; Order of Omega; Rho Lambda; Del­ Board. and Customer Service Representative. al Hospital, Memphis, 1987- 1991 for outstanding sales. Salesman. ta Gamma Sorority, rush advisor, Apollo Moving & Storage, Somerset, NJ, 1990; Resident in Pathology, University Work Experience: Summer Associate, Laboratory Assistant. and Handyman, president, vice-president: rush. sponsor­ 1986-1991. of Tennessee Memphis, 1985-1987; ad­ Gearhiser. Peters & Horton, Chatta­ ditional medical experience. Palm Commodities (a chemical manu- . ship chairman. well-awareness chair· nooga. Tennessee, 1992; Intern. Legal Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible facturer), summers and part-time. 1986- man; Pre-Law Society. Research, Hamilton County Attorney's Legal Practice Emphasis: Medical Location Preferred: New Jersey, New 1987; various positions at Opryland malpractice defense Work Experience: Summer Intern, The Office. Chattanooga, Summer 1991; In­ York, Philadelphia, Washington. DC USA, Elnic, Inc., and Heritage House Honorable Joseph M. Tipton, Tennessee tern. Governor McWherter's Planning Location Preferred: East Coast. Restaurant. Nashville. Summers 1982- Court of Criminal Appeals, Knoxville, Office. Nashville. Fall 1990; Intern. Southeast (Tennessee, Virginia, North or 1985. Volunteer positions with Cumber­ 1992; Runner, Arnett, Draper and Davidson County District Attorney's South Carolina) land Museum, Bill Wilkerson Speech and Hagood, Knoxville, 1990-1991; Server. Office, Nashville, Fall 1989; Clerk/ Hearing Institute and the Easter Seals Copper Cellar Restaurant, Summer Runner, Poole, Lawrence. Thornberry, Society, Nashville, and the Rape Crisis 1989; Salesperson, Hess's Department Stanley, & Morgan, Chattanooga, TN. Center, Waco, TX. Store, 1988-1989. Summers 1988 and 1989; Hostess, Legal Practice Emphasis: Criminal or Granite Falls Restaurant. Nashville. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible contract law 1988-1991; Assistant Manager, South Location Preferred: Flexible Beach Seafood Restaurant, Hilton Head. Location Preferred: Southeast SC. Summer 1990.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible

42 THELMA S. GIVENS, PH.D. A. KAREN GOFORTH MARY GRIFFIN AMY E. HADDAD PETER HALVERSTADT Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Somerville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: American Jurisprudence Award in Civil Tennessee Association of Public Interest Tennessee Association of Public Interest Dean's List; American Jurisprudence Kirby Scholar; Student Bar Association; Procedure I; Law Women. Law Fellowship. Law; Environmental Law Society; Award in Torts I and Legal Process I; National Association of Criminal Defense Hispanic Law Society; Phi Delta Phi; Stu· Student Bar Association. at-large Lawyers; Tennessee Association of Scholastic Background: Ph.D. in Psy· Scholastic Background: M.S.W., chology, Universily of Southern Missis­ Washington University of St. Louis, 1991 ; dent Bar Association; National Lawyers representative; Christian Legal Society, Criminal Defense Lawyers, student sippi, Hattisburg, MS, 1980; M.Ed. in B.S. in Communications, University of Guild Scholarship. activities chairperson; Tennessee Associ· chapter; Jenkins Mock Trial Competition; ation of Public Interest Law, secretary; in· Tennessee High School Mock Trial Com­ Guidance and Counseling, Mississippi Tennessee, Knoxville. 1988; Publica­ Scholastic Background: B. FA in Pho· e College, Clinton. MS. 1974; B.A.. tions: "CMI's Guide to the Community tography, New York University. 1987; tramural athletics. petition; Phi D lta Phi; Knoxville Police Ride-Along Program; intramural ath· honors. in Psychology, Furman Univer­ Reinvestment Act," Citicorp Mortgage. Student Council. secretary; Social Com· Scholastic Background: BA, magna sity, Greenville. SC, 1970. Inc., 1991; "Substance Abuse Preven· mittee. chair; Resident Assistant; New cum laude. in English and History, letics. tion Programs for Youth in Metropolitan York University Gallery, showing of University of Mississippi, Oxford. MS. Scholastic Background: B.A. in His· Work Experience: Psychologist, Clini­ cal Practice. Mobile. AL. 1986·1991 ; As· St. Louis," Metropolitan Association for senior photographic thesis; short story 1991; Phi Kappa Phi; Omicron Delta tory, Davidson College. Davidson, NC. sistant Professor, University of South Philanthropy, 1991. published in Minetta Review. Kappa; Golden Key National Honor So· 1991. ciety; Student Body Senator; ASB (Stu· Alabama Medical Center. Mobile, Work Experience: Law Clerk. Knox Work Experience: Clerk, Camden Work Experience: Intern, Public 1984-1991; Psychologist. Team Evalua· County Juvenile Courts, Summer 1992; Regional Services Farm Worker Division. dent Body) Race Relations Task Force; Defender's Office. Nashville, TN, May Chi Omega Sorority, philanthropy chair· tion Center. Chattanooga, 1981·1984; Volunteer, Court Appointed Special Ad· NJ. Summer 1992; Director, Dismas 1990·91; Intern, Senate Budget Commit· man and activities chairman. Research Consultant, University of Ten· vocate. Anderson County Juvenile House, (transitional community for ex· tee, Washington, DC, July 1989; Intern, nessee. Chattanooga, 1981·1982; Courts; Intern, Union Electric Company, offenders and college students). Nash· Work Experience: Summer Associate, Philadelphia District Attorney's Office, Guidance Counselor, Hinds County St. Louis, MO. Spring 1991; Legal Serv· ville. 1987-1988 and 1990-1991 ; Peace Glankler, Brown, Gilliland. Chase, Robin­ January-May 1989. Schools, Jackson. MS. 197 4·1978; Spe· , ices of Eastern Missouri, Advocate Serv· Corps, Honduras, CA. 1988· 1 990. son & Raines and Law Clerk, Memphis Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible cial Education Teacher, Greenville ices lor Abused Women Program, St. Area Legal Services, Memphis, 1992; Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible County School. Greenville, South Caro· Louis, 1990·91; Intern, Community In· Camp Counselor, Camp Soaring Hawk, Location Preferred: Nashville lina, 1970- 1973. vestments Department, Citicorp Mort· Location Preferred: Flexible Purdy, MO, Summers 1990·1991. gage, St. Louis, Fall 1990; Special Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Programs Assistant, YMCA of Greater St. Location Preferred: Tennessee Louis Corporate Office, 1990; Youth Location Preferred: Flexible Care Worker. Florence Crittenton Agency. Knoxville, 1988-89; Claims Clerk, Brown Transportation Co .. Knox­ ville. 1986-87.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Corporate non-profit, family and juvenile. education and social/public interest

Location Preferred: Flexible

43 WILLIAM RAY HANNAH J. CHADWICK HATMAKER K. BRIAN HAY JEFFREY L. HILL MICHAEL HILL Chattanooga. Tennessee Pennington Gap, Virginia Columbia, Tennessee Oak Ridge, Tennessee Paris, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: JD/MBA May 1995 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and ·Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: American Bar Association/Law Student Dean's List; Student Bar Association American Jurisprudence Award for Con­ Student Bar Association; intramural ath­ Law School Honors and Activities: Division; Phi Delta Phi. New Facility and Admissions Commit­ tracts I; Dean's List; Student Bar As­ letics. Student Bar Association, second-year tees; Tennessee High School Mock Trial sociation. class representative; Student Bar Associ­ Scholastic Background: BA, magna Scholastic Background: BA in Politi­ Competition. bailiff; student advisor. ation. dean selection committee. cum laude, in Political Science, Millsaps Scholastic Background: B.S., cum cal Science, minor in History, East Ten­ College, Jackson. MS. May 1991; Phi Scholastic Background: BA, high laude, in Political Science, Middle Ten­ nessee State University, Johnson City, Scholastic Background: B.S . . magna Beta Kappa; Sigma Lambda; Order ol honors, in History, University of Tennes­ nessee State University, Murfreesboro, 1990. cum laude. in Political Science, Univer­ TN. 1990; Pi Gamma Mu Social Science sity of Tennessee. Martin. 1991. Univer­ Omega; Phi Eta Sigma; Dean's List; see. Knoxville. 1991; Sigma Alpha Epsi­ Work Experience: Professional Stall sity of Tennessee Board of Trustees Claude and Cynthia Bingham Award for lon Social Fraternity; Student Traffic Honor Society, vice-president; Gama Member, Senate Subcommittee on Academic Committee. 1990-1991; Stu­ Distinction in Political Science; nomin­ Appeals Board, University of Tennessee; Beta Phi Honor/Service Organization; General Services Federalism and the dent Government Association Speaker ated by Millsaps College for Truman University of Tennessee Outstanding National Dean's List. District of Columbia, Washington. DC, of Congress 1990-1991, Sigma Pi Frater­ Scholarship; Lambda Chi Alpha Frattlr­ Senior Greek, 1991; The Cotillion Club Work Experience: Clerk, Ayers and January 1990-August 1991; Assistant nity, president, 1990-1991. Phi Alpha nity, vice president and secretary. of Knoxville; Phi Beta Kappa Honor So­ Parkey, Knoxville. TN. Summer 1992; Tennis Professional, Knoxville. TN and ciety; Golden Key National Honor Soci­ Theta. president. 1990-1 991; John Bur­ Work Experience: Legal Assistant, Runner. Heiskell, Donelson, Bearman, Lenox, MA; Advertising Representative. gess Political Science Award, 1991; Phi Campbell & Campbell, Chattanooga, ety; Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society; Adams. Williams & Kirsch. Nashville, The Oak Ridger. Oak Ridge. Alpha Delta Fraternity, president, TN, Summers 1990, 1991; Student As­ Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society. Summer, 1991; Paralegal. Tennessee Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1989-1990; Phi Kappa Phi. sistant, Millsaps-Wilson Library Govern­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Bern­ Attorney General Consumer Protection ment Documents Section, Jackson, MS. stein, Stair & McAdams, Knoxville, TN. Division, October 1990-February 1991, Location Preferred: Southeast Work Experience: Campaign Assistant. Summer, Fall 1989; Sales Associate, Summer 1992-present; Runner, Lock­ Paralegal Internships: Davidson County Chancellor Walton West, 24th Judicial Belk Department Store, Chattanooga, ridge & Becker, P.C., Knoxville, January­ Juvenile Court District Attorney's Office. District. Paris. TN, Summer 1990; Legal Summer 1988; Student Employee. August 1991; Runner. Michael Hatmaker Murray Ohio Manufacturing Corp. and Volunteer, The Honorable Julian Guinn. McCallie School, Chattanooga, 1985-87. Attorney at Law, Jacksboro. TN. Sum­ Nashville Public Defender's Office. 24th Judicial District, Paris, TN, Sum­ mer 1990; Transport Supervisor, Lee mers 1989 and 1990. Location Preferred: Southeast Legal Practice Emphasis: General civil County, VA. Summer 1989; self em­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible ployed (car detailing), Summer 1988. Location Preferred: Middle or East Tennessee Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation

Location Preferred: South/flexible

44 RAY H. HIXSON, JR. SHARON LYNNE HOCKMAN PAUL A. HOLCOMBE Ill ANGELA KRfSTY HOLT VANESSA CLAIRE HONICKER Hixson. Tennessee Kingston. Tennessee Raleigh, North Carolina Cookeville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Hunton and Williams First-Year Writing Siudenl Bar Association; intramural ath­ Student Bar Association; Second-year H.L. Hendricks Memorial Scholarship; Dean's Lisl; Law Women, first-year Award. finalist; Dean's List; Sludenl Bar letics. Class Representative lo lhe Academic Tennessee Association of Public lnleresl representative; Tennessee Association of Assoc1alion: al-large representative, new Review Board; American Bar Associa­ Law Scholarship; Law Women, first-year Public Interest Law; Tennessee Associ­ Scholastic Background: B.B.A. . facthlies commillee. law forum commit­ summa cum laude. in Computer Infor­ tion/Law Siudenl Division; Environmen­ class representative; Siudenl Bar As­ ation of Criminal Defense Allorneys. lee · chairman. merchandising and fun­ tal Law Association. sociation. mation Systems. Middle Tennessee Scholastic Background: B.S., cum draising committee. rump court board; Stale University. Murfreesboro. TN, Scholastic Background: B.A. in His­ Scholastic Background: B.S., cum laude, in Sociology, minors in Criminal Tennessee High School Mock Trial Com­ 1990; mosl outstanding sludenl in major; lory and Biology. University of North laude. in Political Science. Tennessee Justice Administration and Psychology, peltlton. law sludenl advisor; LEXIS and Data Processing Management Associa­ Carolina al Chapel Hill, 1991; Dean's Technological University. Cookeville, Middle Tennessee Stale University, Mur­ WESTLAW lratning; Chris11an Legal So­ tion Award, 1990; Tau Omicron; Student LtSI. 1991; Mortar Board, vice-president; freesboro. 1991; The American Univer­ Ciety: intramural alhleiiCS. Government Association, represenlal1ve; Kiwanis Scholarship; Voice Scholarship; Work Experience: Environmental Law sity, 1987. Scholastic Background: B.S .. htgl1es1 Gamma Beta Pht: Roane Slate Raider Omicron Della Kappa; Phi Kappa Phi; Clerk, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Work Experience: Law Clerk, A. Philip honors. in Industrial Engineering, Univer­ Corps; intramural athletics. Freshman Senator, Tennessee lnler­ Marlin-Mariella, Oak Ridge. 1992- Lomonaco. Knoxville, 1992 lo present; sity of Tennessee, Knoxville. 1991. collegiale Stale Legislature; Political Work Experience: Law Clerk, Kramer, presenl; Sales Clerk, North American Clerk Assislanl, Chancery Court Clerk's Dean's List; Chancellor's Citation for Ex­ Science Club, secretary; Phi Gama Nu, Rayson. Leake, Rodgers & Morgan. Video, Chapel Hill. NC. Summer 1990; Office of Rutherford County, Murfrees­ traordinary Academic Achievement; Oul­ professional business fraternity; Zeta Tau Knoxville. 1991-92; Teller. First American Shill Supervisor (Pool). Raleigh Parks boro. Summer 1991, Intern, Sixteenth slanding Senior Award, Department of Alpha, social sorority; Chorale (show­ National Bank. Roane County. TN. and Recreation Department. Aquatics Dislricl Public Defender, Murfreesboro. Industrial Engineering; Colonel S.H. choir). performances in Austria and Ger­ 1989-90. Division, Raleigh. NC. Summer 1989; January-May 1991 ; Congressman Bill Lockell Scholarshtp; 3M Corpora11on many, Summer 1989; supporting and Ass1slan1 Manager (Pool). Rale1gh Parks Bonner. January 1987. Scholarship; Alpha Kappa Ps1 Profes­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flextble and Recreation Deparlmenl, Aquatics leading roles with Cumberland County sional Business Fratern11y. vice president Legal Practice Emphasis: Civil rights. Location Preferred: Flexible Division, Raleigh. Summer 1988. Playhouse. and Cookeville Summer for membership, social commillee head. Theater. criminal defense fundraising commillee head. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Work Experience: Law Clerk, Dislricl Location Preferred: Southeast or Mid­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, UT Location Preferred: Southeast Allorney's Office. Cookeville, Summer Atlantic, Washington, DC General Counsel, May 1992 1o present; 1992; Radio Announcer. WHUB Radio. Runner. Bass. Berry & Sims. Knoxville. Cookeville, 1991; Advertising Arlisl and 1992: Pre-Professional Co-Op. IBM. Cashier. Waitress. Cracker Barrel, Manassas, VA, five alternated school Cookeville. 1989- 1991; University Center terms. 1987-90; Student Assislanl, UT Bookstore. Cookeville, 1988- Campus Computer Labs. 1988-91; Host. 1991. Concessions Worker. Consoli­ Red Lobster Reslauranl, Knoxville, dated Theaters. Cookeville, 1981-1989. 1984-87. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

45 JASON P. HOOD LIDA CASSEL HOSKINS BARBARA WIENTJES JOHNSON MELISSA A. JOHNSON MICHELE M. JOHNSON Memphis. Tennessee Brentwood, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Franklin, Tennessee Nashville. Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's Advisory Council; Student Bar Student Bar Association; Tennessee Law Student Bar Association; Law Women, Student Bar Association. class represen­ Student Bar Association; Law Women; Association. treasurer; Tennessee As­ Women; intramural athletics. co-president; WESTLAW training. tative, 1991-1992 and vice president Tennessee Association of Public Interest sociation of Pubic Interest Law; LEXIS elect, 1992-1993; Dean's Advisory Com­ Law: intramural athletics. Scholastic Background: B.S .. magna Scholastic Background: B.S. in Psy­ and WESTLAW training. mittee, 1991-1993; Dean's Committee cum laude. in Public Administration. chology, minor in Sociology, University Scholastic Background: B.A.. highest Scholastic Background: B.A., cum Samford University. 1991; Phi Kappa of Tennessee, Knoxville. 1970; A.A. in on Academic Standards and Curriculum, honors. in English. minor in Psychology. laude in International Studies with Phi; Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Alpha Liberal Arts, Virginia Intermont College, 1992-1 993; Finance Committee, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, 1992-1 993. Honors Research, Rhodes College, Theta; Omicron Delta Kappa; Zeta Tau Bristol. VA. 1967. t 990; Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Soci­ Memphis. TN. 1987; University Scholar­ Alpha Sorority. vice president and secre­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Eco­ ety; Phi Eta Sigma, honor society; Gold­ Work Experience: Tennessee Depart­ ship; Anne Rorie Memorial Award; tary; University Assistance Team; Lon­ en Key National Honor Society; Phi ment of Human Services, 1970-1 992: nomics. minors in English and Political Sigma Iota Rho; SGA. freshman coun­ don.England study program. Law Intern, Summer 1992. Administra­ Science, University of California, Davis, Kappa Phi. honor society; Phi Beta selor; Senior Gift Program; Rhodes CA, 1986; Dean's List; Junior Achieve­ Kappa, honor society. Work Experience: Server. O'Charley's tive Hearing Ofiicer: hearings and ap­ College Ambassador; Pi Kappa Alpha ment Scholarship; Campus Judicial Restaurant, Nashville. Summer 1991; peals - Medicaid (disability and resource Work Experience: Law Intern. Metro Fraternity-Hill Leadership Award. region­ Clerk and Delivery, Balloons and Gift eligibility); child abuse hearings; social Board Chairman; Economics Honor So­ Legal Services, Nashville, Summer al vice president. president, vice presi­ Shoppe, Birmingham. 1990-91; Intern­ services appeals - foster care removal ciety, declined 1992: Paralegal. Legal Services for the dent, pledge educator. rush chairman. ship in the Metro Nashville District Attor­ and adoption subsidies; child support Work Experience: Business Manager. Elderly, Disabled, Disadvantaged for alumni relations chairman. pledge class ney's Office, Summer 1990; Genesco, enforcement including URESA petitions; Lindsey Jewelers. Nashville, 1990-91; Western New York. 1990-1991; Law president. Corporate Relations Department, Nash­ AFDC (income and resource eligibility Temporary Assistant, Steltemeier & Clerk/Runner, Law Offices of Lionel Bar­ Work Experience: WESTLAW Student ville, Summer 1989. and incapacity); and food stamp eli­ Westbrook. Nashville, 1989-90; Director rett, Nashville, Summers 1989-1 990; Rep, 1992; Manager. Human Resources Resident Assistant, University of Tennes­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible gibility 1981-1991. Administrative of Marketing, Thomas & Miller, Ar­ Development. 1989-91 and Assistant. Review Supervisor: supervision of qual­ chitects, Brentwood, 1988-89; Marketing see Residence Halls, Knoxville, 1989- Strategic Planning. 1987-89, Buckman Location Preferred: Flexible ity control reviewers, 1979-1981 Coun­ Coordinator, Steinberg Group, Ar­ 1990; Assistant Camp Director, Summer Laboratories; Program Director, Camp selor, Child and Family Services, 1979- chitects. San Jose, CA, 1987-88. 1988. Camp Counselor. Summer 1987, Cherokee-Kia Kima Scout Reservation, 1980. Regional Food Stamp Supervisor: YMCA Adventure Camp, Nashville. Legal Practice Emphasis: Securities, Boy Scouts of America. Summers 1992, administrative and technical supervision antitrust, copyright/trademark Legal Practice Emphasis: Public in­ 91, 84 and 83; County Campaign Co­ of staff in four offices determining food terest, criminal ordinator, Steve Hewlett for Public Serv­ stamp eligibility, 1975-79. First Line Su­ Location Preferred: Flexible ice Commission, Shelby Co., 1986; pervision: field office for determining Location Preferred: Flexible Research Assistant, International food stamp eligibility. 1973-1 975. Eligi­ Studies. Rhodes College, Summer 1986; bility Counselor, 1970-1 973. Law Clerk, Humphreys. Dunlap & Well­ ford. Memphis, 1984-85. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Tennessee Location Preferred: Flexible

46 IRENE B. JOSEPH JOHN KEA II BARTON E. KELLEY WILLIAM B. KELLEY KAREN KENNEY Knoxville. Tennessee Hohenwald. Tennessee Hampshire. Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Midway, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association. Law Women. Student Bar Association; Christian Legal Student Bar Association. Student Bar Association; Black Law Stu­ John W. Green Merit Scholarship Award. Society; Tennessee High School Mock Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi­ Scholastic Background: B.S .. magna dents Association. Scholastic Background: B.S., magna Trial Competition. law student advisor. ness Education. Union College, Bar­ cum laude, in Criminal Justice, minor in Scholastic Background: B.A .. cum cum laude, in English Literature, East bourville. KY. 1984; Kentucky School of Scholastic Background: B.S., summa Psychology, Middle Tennessee State laude, in Banking and Finance, More­ Tennessee State University, Johnson Bank1ng. University of Kentucky, Lexing­ cum laude. in History. Union University, University. Murfreesboro, 1990; A.S . . house College, Atlanta, GA, 1991; City, 1991; Phi Kappa Phi; Gamma Beta ton, 1987. Jackson, TN. 1991, Academic Excel­ magna cum laude, in Pre-Law. Colum­ Dean's List; Honor Roll; Student Govern­ Phi; Outstanding English Major, 1991. lence Medal in History and Political bia State Community College, Columbia. Work Experience: Medical Transcrip­ ment Association, representative; More­ Work Experience: Legal Secretary, Mil­ Science; History Research Competition. tionist. University of Tennessee Student TN. t987; Gamma Beta Phi Honor So­ house Business Association (MBA). ligan & Coleman, 1987-1 990. first-place; Phi Alpha Tl1eta Award for ciety; John W. Burgess Award in Politi­ Health Service. 1988-91, Teller. Hyden Work Experience: United Parcel Serv­ Scholarship; Pre-legal Society, president; cal Science. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Citizens Bank. Kyden. KY. 1984-88. ice. Atlanta, 1989-1 990; Stockworker, Phi Alpha Theta. vice president; Pi Gam­ Work Experience: Law Clerk. Federal Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible ma Mu, vice president; Alpha Chi; Who's Hardin Cysco, Memphis, Summer 1988. Public Delender's Office, Nashville. Location Preferred: Tennessee Who Among American College and Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Summer 1992; Management Trainee, University Students; National Dean's Consolidated Freightways, Naslwille. Location Preferred: Flexible List. 1987-1991. Clerk, Federal Public Work Experience: Law Clerk. Keeton. Defender's Office. Nashville. August­ Turner and Spitzer, Hohenwald, Sum­ December 1989. mer 1992. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Southeast

47 EDWARD LEE KERSHAW ANNETTE KONIKIEWICZ MARTHA E. KROPFF MICHAEL LaGUARDIA CHRISTOPHER J. LEONARD Lake Jackson, Texas Johnson City, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee Johnson City, Tennessee Sweetwater, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List; Harold C. Warner Student Bar Association. Student Bar Association; Phi Alpha Delta Student Bar Association; Environmental Dean's List: Student Bar Association; En­ Scholarship. Legal Fraternity; intramural athletics. Law Society; LEXIS and WESTLAW vironmental Law Association. Scholastic Background: B.B.A . . training. Scholastic Background: B.A., cum summa cum laude, in Marketing, East Scholastic Background: B.S. in Crimi­ Scholastic Background: B.S., high laude, in Accounting, University of Tennessee State University, Johnson nal Justice, Law and the Courts concen­ Scholastic Background: B. B.A. in Bus­ honors. in Industrial Engineering, con­ Houston. Houston, TX. 1991: Golden City, 1990; Wall Street Journal Award for tration. minor in Psychology, University iness Management, East Tennessee centration in Organic and Analytical Key National Honor Society; University Academic Excellence. 1990; Outstand­ of Tennessee, Chattanooga, 1991; Gold­ State University, Johnson City, 1980; Chemistry, University of Tennessee. of Houston Academic Scholarship; Delta ing Student in Management/Marketing. en Key National Honor Society; Alpha Who's Who in the Computer Industry, Knoxville, 1986; Tau Beta Pi, national en­ Upsilon Academic Scholarship, pledge 1990; Dean's List, 1986-1 990; Phi Phi Sigma National Criminal Justice 1990. gineering honor society; Alpha Pi Mu, in­ president and Man of the Year. Kappa Phi Honor Society; Beta Gamma Honor Society: Outstanding Senior dustrial engineering honor society; Work Experience: Vice President of Sigma Honor Society; Student Advisor Institute of Industrial Engineers; Tennes­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Egerton, Award; Intern with Hamilton County Pub­ Southeast Sales. Dynamic Decisions, McAfee, Armistead & Davis, Knoxville, for College of Business; Activities Direc­ lic Defender's Office. 1989-1990; Owner, Computer and see Governor's School for the Sciences, tor. Student Marketing Association, resident advisor, 1985. Summer 1992; Roustabout, Oxy Petrole­ Work Experience: Legal Assistant, Management Services, 1986-1 989; Part­ 1989- 1990. um, Houston, TX, Summers 1988-1991; Hamilton County Public Defender's ner, L and L Sporting Goods, Work Experience: Summer Associate, Teller, North Carolina National Bank Work Experience: Law Clerk, Finkel­ Office, July-December 1990: Youth 1985-1986; Vice President and Secre­ Ray, Farmer, Eldridge and Hickman, (NCNB), Houston, December 1990-May stein. Kern, Steinberg & Cunningham. Director, St. Luke United Methodist tary. Giant Food Markets. 1982-1985; Knoxville, 1992; First Lieutenant. United 1991, Cashier, Sam's Wholesale Club, Knoxville, 1992; Sales Associate, Radio Church, Chattanooga, November Assistant Vice President. Giant Food States Air Force. Greenham Common. Houston, December 1988-May 1990. Shack, Johnson City, 1991, Marketing 1988-July 1991, Child Care Worker, Markets, 1980- 1982. England, 1987-91, Industrial Engineer. Assistant, I ntertech Corporation. Atkin­ YMCA Hamilton Branch, Chattanooga, Burlington Industries, Clarksville, VA, Legal Practice Emphasis: Business Legal Practice Emphasis: Property, law, tax son, NH, 1990; Office Assistant, East March -August 1991: Sales Associate. computers, contracts. environmental 1986-87; Summer Clerk, Credit Depart­ Tennessee State University, 1987-1989: Sears Roebuck & Company, Chatta­ ment, Sweetwater Valley Bank. 1983-85. Location Preferred: Tennessee and Secretary, Coldwell Banker, Johnson nooga, October 1989-January 1990; As­ Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Texas City, 1986. sistant Manager, Waldenbooks, Chattanooga, July 1987-September Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1989. Location Preferred: Northeast Tennes­ see or Southeast Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

48 DAVID L. LEONARD ROBERT MANNING MYRLENE MARSA CHARLES MARTIN SCOTT JAMES MAYER Greeneville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Greeneville, Tennessee Fairfax, Virginia Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: B.S., magna Law School Honors and Activities: Harold C. Warner Scholarship Dean's List; Environmental Law Associ­ Dean's List; American Jurisprudence cum laude, in Accounting, Clemson Dean's List; Environmental Law Associ­ Scholastic Background: B.A., magna ation; Pro Bono Committee, chairperson; Award in Legal Writing. University, Columbia, SC, 1991, Beta ation; Tennessee Association of Criminal Studenl Bar Associalion. Alpha Psi, accounting honor society Defense Lawyers. cum laude, in Business Administration, Scholastic Background: B.S., cum chapter, president; Price Waterhouse Tusculum College, Greeneville, TN. Scholastic Background: B.A. in An· laude, in Mathematics, Southern College Scholastic Background: B.A., cum Achievement Award, outstanding ac­ 1991, Student Government President. lhropology, University of Florida, 1985. of Seventh-Day Adventists, Collegedale, laude, in English, Washington and Lee counting achievement; Beta Gamma 1990-91 TN, 1989; Honor Society; Southern University, Lexington, VA, 1989. Work Experience: Law Clerk. Scientific Sigma, business honor society; Phi Mathematical Society; Calculus I Award; Work Experience: Law Clerk, Michael Ecology Group, Oak Ridge, May 1992 Kappa Phi, honor society; Golden Key Work Experience: Wilderness Program A. Faulk, Church Hill, Summer 1992; to present; Certified Substance Abuse Excellence in Mathematics Award; Specialist, Camp Highlander, Mills River, United Slates Achievement Award; National Honor Society; President's and Labor Foreman, Patrick Construction, Counselor, 1988-1991 ; Primary Coun­ Dean's Lists. NC, Summer 1991; Wholesale Seafood Providence, Rl, Summer 1991; Legal In­ selor, Lighthouse, Knoxville, September Who's Who Among Students in Ameri­ Salesman, Merrill Seafood, Pompano tern, Rogers, Laughlin, Nunnally and 1990-Augusl 1991, Counselor I and II, can Universities and Colleges. Work Experience: Assistant Farm Beach, FL 1990-1991; Housekeeping Manager and Truck Driver. Chantilly Hood, Greeneville, September - Decem­ Mountain View Recovery Center. Mary­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Ritchie Assistant Manager, New Seabury Farm Market, Summers 1987-91 . ber 1990; Exercise Coordinator, The ville, January 1988-September 1990; Fels & Dillard, Knoxville, TN, Summer Resort, New Seabury, MA, Summer-Fall Well ness Center, Punta Gorda, FL, Sum­ Mental Health Worker, Peninsula Hospi­ 1992; Mathematics Instructor, Indiana Legal Practice Emphasis: Commer­ 1989. mer 1990. tal Village, Louisville, January Academy, Ciereo, IN, August 1990-June cial, corporate Legal Practice Emphasis: Environ­ 1987-January 1988. Worked in various 1991; Basic Algebra Instructor, August Legal Practice Emphasis: Location Preferred: Flexible mental law, criminal law delivery and sales jobs to help finance 1987-May 1990, Intermediate Algebra Location Preferred: Flexible undergraduate degree. Instructor, Summer 1989, Secretary in Location Preferred: Tennessee, Physics Department, August 1987-May Southeast Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1989, and Reader in Mathematics Location Preferred: Flexible Department, August 1985-May 1987, Southern College, Collegedale, TN; Receptionist and Doctor's Assistant. Takoma Medical Group, Greeneville, August 1981-July 1983 and Summers 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Criminal defense and or civil rights/discrimination law

Location Preferred: Flexible

49 LAURA METCALF M. KIM MITCHELL, CPA TAMMY L. MULLING ERIC S. NOWINSKI BERNARD J. O'CONNOR Greeneville, Tennessee Dickson, Tennessee Ft. Myers. Florida Knoxville, Tennessee Sydney Mines. Nova Scotia, Canada

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastics Background: M.A. in Student Bar Association; Law Women; Dean's List; Phi Alpha Delta; Student Bar Student Bar Association; Law Women; Student Bar Association. Spirituality, Creighton University, 1992; STD. (Ph.D.), 1986, and M.Th. (S.T.L), LEXIS training. Association. student advisor. Scholastic Background: B.S. in 1982 Gregorian University, Rome, Italy; Scholastic Background: BA in Politi· Recording Industry Management, Mid­ Scholastic Background: BA in En­ Scholastic Background: B.S., highest M.C.L .. 1977 and M.Div. 1976, Ottawa honors, in Accounting, University of Ten· cal Science, University of Florida, 1991 ; dle Tennessee State University, Mur­ glish and Psychology, Vanderbilt Univer­ University, Ontario; BA, Uoint honors in nessee, Knoxville, 1987; Dean's List; Pre-Legal Honor Society; Phi Alpha freesboro, 1991; Dean's List. sity, Nashville, 1991; Reporter, The History and Philosophy), Xavier Univer­ Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority, treasurer; Ex­ Delta. Hustler, (student newspaper) 1987-1991 ; Work Experience: Law Clerk, Dennis sity, Nova Scotia, 1973. College Republicans, 1987-1 990; Im­ ecutive Undergraduate Program; Stu­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Twen· B. Francis, Knoxville. 1992; Assistant Work Experience: Adjunct Faculty, pact Political Symposium Committee, dent Government Association, student tieth Judicial Circuit, Court Administra­ Manager, Turtles Music and Video. Mur­ Religious Studies Department and Col­ 1991; Vanderbilt Homecoming Public rights committee; University of Tennes· tion. Ft. Myers, FL., Summer 1992; freesboro. September 1987-July 1991. lege of Nursing, University of Tennessee, Relations Committee, 1987. see Equestrian Team. Accounting Assistant, Publix, Inc., Ft. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Knoxville 1991-1992; Roman Catholic Myers and Gainesville, FL. 1986-1991. Work Experience: Clerk/Secretary, Work Experience: Summer Law Clerk, Diocese of Little Rock. AR, 1987-1988 U.S. Department of Justice, Environment Location Preferred: Flexible Radiology Associates, Greeneville. TN, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible (matrimonial tribunal), Knoxville, 1989- and Natural Resources Division, Wash· Summers 1986-1 990. 1991 (teaching); Associate Professor, ington, DC 1991; Tax Analyst (Delaware, Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Josephinum College, OH, 1986-1987; 1991), Cost Analyst (Massachusetts, Roman Catholic Diocese of Antigonish, Location Preferred: Flexible 1989-1991), Staff Auditor (Delaware, Nova Scotia, 1977-1981; Historic Serv· 1987-1 989), Du Pont Company. ices, Indian Affairs and Northern De­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible velopment, Canadian Government, Location Preferred: Flexible 1970·1973. Legal Practice Emphasis: Public in­ terest law, legal ethics. jurisprudence

Location Preferred: Flexible

50 MITCHELL OTT STEPHEN PAGE KELLY PARKHURST GREGORY L. PEHLMAN CHRISTOPHER JOEL PITTMAN Monroe. Michigan Morristown. Tennessee Fayetteville. Tennessee Memphis. Tennessee Manchester, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994

Scholastic Background: BA in Politi­ Scholastic Background: B.S .. high Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: cal Science. University of Michigan, honors, in Business. University of Ten­ Glenn W. Woodlee Scholarship: Phi Al­ Dean's List; American Jurisprudence Robert L. Forrester Scholarship; LEXIS 1990: James B. Angell Scholar 1989. nessee. 1987: A.S., summa cum laude. pha Delta: LEXIS training Award in Torts I; Phi Delta Phi; Vinson training. 1990: Undergraduate Law Club; Na­ 111 Business. Walters State Community & Elkins Scholarship for Academic Scholastic Background: B. A . . cum Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi­ tional Honor Society. College. Morristown. 1985; Beta Gamma laude. in Public Administration. Univer­ Excellence. ness Management, Tennessee Techno­ Sigma: UT Alumni Scholarship: Phi Work Experience: Customer Service sity of Tennessee. Martin. 1990; A.S. . Scholastic Background: MA in Eco­ logical University. Cookeville. 1990. Zheta Kappa; Who's Who Among Stu­ Representative. H.J. Schmitz and Sons. magna cum laude, in Pre-Law. Motlow nomics, University of Oklahoma, 1989; Work Experience: Summer Clerk, Monroe. MI. Summer, 1991; Athletic dents in American Junior College; Presi­ State Community College. Tullahoma. B.S. in Forestry. Mississippi State Univer­ Robertson, Worsham, Moore & Hedges, Coach. Monroe Public Schools, Septem­ dent's Award for Most Outstanding TN. 1989: Pi Sigma Alpha. political sity, 1985; Army ROTC Distinguished Tullahoma. TN. 1992; Master Budget ber 1990-March 1991: Quality Inspector. Student. 1985: Outstanding Student 1n science honor society; National Dean's Military Graduate. 1985. Preparation Clerk, Mollow State Commu­ North Star Steel Company, Monroe. MI. English. 1985: Outstanding Academ1c L1st: Special Commendation Award from Work Experience: Summer Associate. nity College, Tullahoma. 1991; Student Summer 1988. 1989. Freshman: Faculty Council Award, 1984; Governor McWherter, State of Tennes­ Hunton & Williams and Wagner & Myers. Intern. Lytal & Hardin. Cookeville, TN. Certificates of Recognition Debate. see; Who's Who Among Students in Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1984-85: William E. Cocey Memorial Knoxville. 1992: Captain. Aviation 1989; General Partner. Book & Gift American Junior Colleges; Gamma Beta Scholarship, 1983. Branch U.S. Army. 1985- 1 990; World, Manchester. TN, 1985-1 988. Location Preferred: Knoxville. Nash­ Phi Honor Society; Zeta Tau Alpha. so­ ville. Southeast Research Assistant. Mississippi State Work Experience: Law Clerk. The cial sorority: Lutheran student fellowship. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible University, Department of Wildlife and Honorable Robert E. Burch. 23rd Judi­ Work Experience: Internship, Assistant Fisheries, 1980-1985; Research Assis­ Location Preferred: Flexible cial District Circuit Judge, Charlotte. to Lincoln County Executive. Fayetteville, tant. Mississippi Forestry Commission. TN, Summer 1992-present; Product TN. May 1990-August 1990: Student Summers. 1982 and 1983. Manager. Certified Cash Manager, Na­ Worker (computer operator in dean's Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible tionsbank. Nashville, 1987-91; Medical office) University of Tennessee at Mar­ Courier and Inventory Control Manager. tin, August 1990-December 1990: En­ Location Preferred: Flexible Morristown Hamblem Community Hospi­ glish Tutor. Mallow State Community tal. 1983-85. College, Tullahoma. August 1988-May Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1989.

Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

51 WENDY PROCTOR RICHARD D. PLUMLEY CHADWICK F. PRESSWOOD ELIZABETH C. PRICE MITZI PRIVETTE Paris. Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Atlanta, Georgia Johnson City, Tennessee Houston. Texas Date of Graduation: Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 May 1994 Law Schoof Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: B. S. in Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Mechanical Engineering, United States Student Bar Association. Dean's List; Chancellor's Citation for The Hyman Scholarship; Law Women; Law Women. Academic Achievement; American Juris· LEXIS training. Military Academy, West Point, 1974. Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ prudence Award in Civil Procedure I; Work Experience: Chairman, General cal Science, Vanderbilt University, Nash· Scholastic Background: B.S., summa cal Science. University of St. Thomas, Research Assistant, Professor Frederic Motors Supplier Council, Detroit, Ml, ville. 1991; Dean's List; Vanderbuddies; cum laude, in Political Science, empha­ Houston, 1991; Outstanding Political S Le Clercq. 1989·1990; Member, Ford Advisory Political Science Association; Vuceptor. sis in Judicial Process and Comparative Science Graduate; Thomas Aquinas Scholastic Background: B.A. in His­ Government, East Tennessee State Honor Society; Pi Gamma Mu, Council, Detroit, Ml, 1990; Board of Work Experience: Summer Intern, The University, Johnson City, 1991; John president. Directors, National Association of Honorable Thomas A. Wiseman, U.S. tory, Emory University, Atlanta, 1987. Burgess Award; Political Science Depart­ Manufacturers, Washington, DC, 1990; District Court, Middle District of Tennes· Work Experience: Summer Associate, Work Experience: Law Clerk. Taylor & ment Outstanding Student; Phi Kappa Business Industry Political Action Com· see. 1992; Waiter/Bartender, Opryland Bass, Berry & Sims, Nashville, and Miller Groover. Knoxville. Summer 1992; Ad· Phi; A.S., magna cum laude, in Busi­ mittee, Washington, 1990; President, Hotel, Nashville, Summers 1989-1990. & Martin, Chattanooga, Summer 1992; ministrative Assistant. Architectural Serv­ ness. Steed Business College, Johnson Plumley Compan1es, Paris, TN, 1987; Senior Legislative Assistant, U.S. Con­ ices International, Houston, 1988-1990. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible City, TN. 1981 ; Student Government As­ Tennessee Literacy Coalition, 1981; gressman Ron Wyden, 1989-1991; sociation, secretary. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Captain, U.S. Army, 1975·1979 Location Preferred: Southeast Legislative Assistant. Health Insurance Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Plan of Greater New York. 1988-1 989; Work Experience: Law Clerk, Legal Legislative Assistant. U.S. Congressman Services of Upper East Tennessee. Location Preferred: Flexible Michael A. Andrews, 1987·1988. Johnson City, May-August 1991; Intern. Boarman and Vaughn, Johnson City, Legal Practice Emphasis: Health law, 1990·1991. medical malpractice, products liability Legal Practice Empha!;is: Flexible Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Southeast

52 MARY ANNE QUEEN PAUL FRANCIS RAMP, PH.D. DALLAS REYNOLDS CYNTHIA M. RICHARDSON CLARENCE RISIN Chattanooga. Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee Murfreesboro, Tennessee Jacksboro, Tennessee New Orleans. Louisiana

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994

Scholastic Background: B.A.. magna Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: cum laude. in Economics. University ol Environmental Law Association. Student Bar Association; intramural ath· John W. Green Merit Scholarship: Graduate Student Association, law Tennessee. Chattanooga. 1985; Marvin letics. Graduate Student Association, vice· school representative; Black Law Stu· Scholastic Background: Ph.D. in Bioi· Anthony Scholarship; UCF Scholarship; president: Dean's List; Summer Law in dent Association. ogy, Tulane University, New Orleans. Scholastic Background: B.S .. magna Who's Who Among Students in Ameri· England with the College of William and LA. 1989: M.S. in Botany and Plant cum laude. in Finance. University of Il­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in His­ can Universities and Colleges. 1985; AI· Pathology, Michigan Slate University. linois. 1991; Sigma Chi Fraternity, presi· Mary; W. K. McClure Fund Scholarship tory and English. Southeastern Louisiana pha Society. honor society; Golden Key 1984; B.S. in Biology. Kent Stale Univer· dent: Dean's List: Phi Eta Sigma Honor (lor Study Abroad) University, Hammond, LA. 1990; Dean's National Honor Society; Beta Gamma sity. 1978. Society; Independent Study Program. Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi· List; autobiography published in The Sigma. honor society; Omicron Della Ep· IBM: University of Illinois Senate Sena­ cal Science, minor in Business. Univer· Pick (university booklet of best papers silon. 11onor society: Dean's List. every Work Experience: Supervisor/Instructor tor; Volunteer lllini Projects Big Brother. sily of Tennessee. Knoxville. 1990. submitted by professors). 1990. semester: National Center for Paralegal General Biology Program. University of Western Kentucky University. 1986· Training. Atlanta. 1985. Tennessee. June 1990-present; lnstruc· Work Experience: Law Clerk. Ortale, Work Experience: Summer Associate. tor. University of Connecticut, Storrs and Kelly. Herbert and Crawford. Nashville. 1988. University Scholars; Dean's List; Baker. Worthington. Crossley, Stans­ Work Experience: Summer Associate. Harlford. 1990; Environmental Analytical Summer 1992; Summer Intern. Stale President's List; Council to President; berry and Woolf. Knoxville. 1992; 1992 and Librarian/Clerk. September Chemist. Kenvirons. Frankfort. KY. June Farm Insurance. Bloomington. IL. 1989; Kentucky Honor's Round Table. repre· Manager. Computer Software Store, 1990-Augusl 1991, Gearhiser. Peters 1980-1981; Environmental Analytical Campus Sales Representative. Clark sentative; Regent's Scholarship, for high Baton Rouge, LA. November 1990-June and Horton. Chattanooga: Clerk. Leitner. school valedictorians: Phi Eta Sigma Chemist. Mogul Corporation. Chagrin Distributors. Champaign, fl. 1988·1989; 1991; Counselor. Juvenile Correctional Warner and Moffitt. Chattanooga, Au­ Falls. OH. June 1979-June 1980. various part-time jobs to finance edu­ Honor Society. Center. Ponchatoula. LA, April 1990· gust 1990-September 1990 (temporary): cation. Work Experience: Law Clerk. 1992· September 1990. Librarian. U.S. Army Library, August Legal Practice Emphasis: Environ­ present and Office Clerk. May 1990· 1989-April 1990. and Postal Clerk. USM­ mental law. intellectual property Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible August 1991, Hodges. Doughty and CA Milcom. May 1989-Augusl 1989 Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Flexible Carson. Knoxville. Location Preferred: Flexible (temporary), Department of the Army; Insurance Representative, Kalmus Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Agency. Germany. January 1989-May Location Preferred; Flexible 1989; Assistant Administrative Manager. June 1987-September 1988. and File Clerk. January 1987-May 1987. Costello, Strain and Company. Chattanooga. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Chattanooga

53 JIMMY F. RODGERS, JR. PATRICK WAYNE ROGERS JASON C. ROSE, CPA ROBERT N. RUSS DAVID M. SANDERS Chattanooga, Tennessee Lexington, Tennessee Maryville, Tennessee St. Joseph, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Graduate Student Association, presi­ LEXIS and WESTLAW training. Student Bar Association; LEXIS and Environmental Law Association; Christi­ Dean's List; American Jurisprudence WESTLAW training; Knoxville Police an Legal Society; Student Bar Associa­ Award in Criminal Law. dent; Student Bar Association. Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi­ Ride-Along Program. tion; LEXIS and WESTLAW training. Scholastic Background: B.A., high ness Administration, University of Ten­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in His­ honors, in Economics and Political nessee, Martin, 1988; Dean's List; Honor Scholastic Background: B.S , high Scholastic Background: B.S. in Or­ tory, The University of the South, Science, University of Tennessee, Knox­ Roll; Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity, secre­ honors, in Accounting, University of Ten­ ganizational Behavior, Covenent Col­ Sewanee. 1988: The Order of Gowns­ ville, 1991; Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity; tary, pledge trainer, house manager; nessee, Knoxville, 1991 , Phi Kappa Phi, lege, Lookout Mountain, GA. 1990. Work men, academic honor society; Phi Alpha Student Government Association - Stu­ Order of Omega, charter member; Out­ honor society; Golden Key National Experience: Staff Analyst, 1989-1 991 . Theta, national history honor society, dent Senate; College Democrats; Pi standing Young Men of America. Honor Society; National Dean's List; Technical Specialist. 1983-1 989. MCI secretary. treasurer; Beta Theta Pi Sigma Alpha, political science honor so­ Peel Marwick Main and Associates Telecommunications, Memphis, TN; Air Fraternity, president ard treasurer; Out­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Long, ciety; Chancellor's Student Affairs Coun­ Scholarship Award; Certified Public Ac­ Force Technical Controller/Supervisor. standing College Students of America. Ragsdale & Waters, Knoxville, June cil; Graduate, Dale Carnegie Course in countant. examination passed 1991. U.S. Air Force, 1979-1 983. 1988; Interfraternity Council and Judicial 1992-present; Production Supervisor, Board; Navy and Marine Corps Intelli­ Effective Speaking and Human Rela­ Work Experience: Computer Opera· Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Parker Hannifan Corporation, Green­ gence Training Center, Virginia Beach, tions, Summer, 1989. lions Manager and Financial Consultant field, TN, March 1990-August 1991; Location Preferred: Flexible VA. 1989; U.S. Naval Officer Candidate Work Experience: Swimming Instructor Assistant, FIS Associates, Knoxville, Production Supervisor, Wilson Sporting School, Newport. Rl, 1988-89. (1990-present), Head Coach (1990- Goods, Humboldt, TN, March 1989- January 1990-February 1991; Lead In­ present), Lifeguard (1985-present), Holly February 1990; Quinn Construction Cor­ side Salesperson. Sherwin Williams Work Experience: Law Clerk, Mason & Hills Community Center, Chattanooga. poration, Parsons, TN, Summers 1982- Company, Knoxville, May 1987· Peterson, Knoxville, TN. 1992; Lieu­ February 1990. tenant (J .G.) U.S. Navy Reserve, Intelli­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1987, July 1988-February 1989. gence Officer, 1988-present; Active Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Southeast Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Duty, 1988-1991; Clerk. Martin-Marietta Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Flexible Energy Systems, Oak Ridge, 1991.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Southeast

54 JOSEPH P. SBUTTONI PAUL SCOTT CARROLL MILTON SEALS LISA M. SHERRILL JOHN T. SHOLLY Knoxville. Tennessee Denver. Colorado Nashville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: John W. Green Merit Scholarship; Ten· Harold C Warner Scholarship; Dean's Student Bar Association. Student Bar Association. Student Bar Association; National As­ nessee High School Mock Trial Compe· List; Tennessee High School Mock Trial sociation of Criminal Defense Lawyers; Scholastics Background: B.A. in Po­ . Scholastic Background: B.A., honors. titian. Compelilion. law student advisor. law student advisor; Environmental litical Science, Vanderbilt University, in Sociology, University of Tennessee, Tennessee Association of Criminal Law Association; intramural athletics. Scholastic Background: B.A. in Eco· Nashville. 1986; National Merit Scholar; Knoxville. 1990; Golden Key National Defense Lawyers. Scholastic Background: B.A., high nomics, Colorado State University, Fort Tennessee Legislative Internship Pro­ Honor Society; Delta Zeta, social Scholastic Background: B.S.F.S. in In­ honors, in English Literature, University Collins, 1991 ; Omicron Della Epsilon gram; Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity, alumni sorority. ternational Politics/U.S. in World Affairs, of Tennessee, Knoxville, 1990; Univer· Honor Society; Order of Omega Honor chairman; Undergraduate Political Georgetown University School of For­ Work Experience: Runner/File Clerk, sity of Tennessee Alumni Scholarship, Society; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, social Science Association; Pre-Law Society; Adams. Hill, Reis, Adams and Hall. eign Service. 1988. 1986·1 987. 1990; Phi Beta Kappa; fraternity, eminent recorder and eminent Student Government Association, attor­ Orlando, FL, January-August 1990; Work Experience: Law Clerk, James A. University of Tennessee College of Com· warden. ney general's staff. Clerk, Smart Toys and Books. Knoxville, H. Bell, Knoxville, May 1992-presenl; munications Freshman Scholarship; Work Experience: Law Clerk, Sharp & Work Experience: Summer Clerk, Yost June 1988-December 1990. Federal Investigator. Office of Federal In­ Golden Key National Honor Society; in­ Ripley, Sevierville. July 1992-present; & Robertson. Franklin. Summer 1992; Legal Practice Emphasis: Medical vestigations, O.P.M., Washington. DC. tramural athletics. Landscape Crew Chief. Tech Center Senior Financial Analyst. Ford Motor malpractice defense. estate planning May 1988-July 1990. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Knox Maintenance. Englewood, CO. Summer Credit Company, Nashville, September Legal Practice Emphasis: Criminal law County Law Director. Summer 1992· 1989-1991; Cook. Canine's Italian 1986-August 1991; Legislative Intern. Location Preferred: Southeast but present; Law Clerk. Campbell and Restaurant, Fort Collins, CO. September House Ways and Means Committee of flexible Location Preferred: Knoxville Dawson. Knoxville. 1991 ; Waiter. Dar­ 1990-May 1991 ; Office Assistant, The lhe Tennessee General Assembly, ryl's Restaurant. Knoxville, 1989-1991; Family Channel. Englewood, CO. De­ January-June 1986. Waiter. Ruby Tuesday, Knoxville, 1988- cember 1989-January 1990. Legal Practice Emphasis: Properly, 1989; various part·lime jobs Ia finance Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible estate planning, income tax education. Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Nashville. Middle Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Tennessee Location Preferred: Southeast

55 DAVID SIMPSON LANE L. SIMPSON TAMMI R. SIMPSON THERESA-VAY SMITH ELIZABETH S. SOWA Gallatin, Tennessee Parsons, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Huntsville, Alabama

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: JD/MBA 1995 Date of Graduation: May 1994

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Phi Alpha Delta; Student Bar Associa­ Tennessee Association of Criminal Student Bar Association; Black Law Stu­ Student Bar Association; Tennessee Student Bar Association; East Tennessee tion; Christian Legal Society. Defense Lawyers. dents Association. High School Mock Trial Competition, law Lawyers Association for Women; Nation­ student advisor; Knoxville Police Ride­ al Association of Criminal Defense Law­ Scholastic Background: BA in Slavic Scholastic Background: BA in His­ Scholastic Background: BA in Politi­ Along Program; LEXIS training; Law yers; Tennessee Association of Criminal Languages & Literature, Political Science, tory, Union University, Jackson, 1991; cal Science and French, Washington Women. Defense Lawyers. Indiana University, Bloomington, May Student Government Association, vice­ and Lee University, Lexington, VA, 1991; Ashton Center Drug and Alcohol president; Rutledge Honorary History 1991; Dean's List; Who's Who Among Scholastic Background: BA, cum Scholastic Background: BA in Inter­ Abuse Task Force, vice-president; Aley Club, president; Faculty-Student Students in American Universities and laude, in Classics. Ancient Greek and national/Eastern European Studies. Center, treasurer; Russian Studies Judiciary Committee: Lambda Chi Alpha Colleges. Latin, and B.S. in Finance. University of University of Alabama, 1985; Arts and Achievement Award. Fraternity, scholastic chairman: John Tennessee, Knoxville, 1991 , Eta Sigma Sciences Honors Program; Women's Work Experience: Summer Internship, Burgess Award for Political Science. Phi, classics honor society, president · Honors Society; Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Work Experience: Intern, Public District Attorney's Office, Nashville, and secretary; Dean Student Advisory Kappa Alpha, national speech honorary; Defender, Eighteenth Judicial District of Work Experience: Intern, U.S. Senator 1992; Law Clerk, Robert L. Jackson & Council, secretary; Golden Key National Cross Examination Debate Association; Tennessee, Gallatin, Summer 1992; Albert Gore, Jr., Jackson, TN. Associates. Nashville, Summer 1991; Tu­ Honor Society; Student Disciplinary The Forensic Council-Debate, represen­ Cashier, Toys R Us, Nashville, Summer 1989-1991; Employee Trainer and tor in French, September-November Board; Classics Scholarship; Nationwide tative. 1991; Server, Golden Corral Restaurant, Manual Editor, Old Town Spaghetti Store 1989. Insurance Finance Scholarship; Senior Gallatin, 1989-1991 ; Journalist/Photo­ Restaurant and Lounge, Jackson, TN, Work Experience: Client Services Su­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Greek Award. grapher, Gallatin This Week, Gallatin, 1989-1991. pervisor, 1992-present; Field Staff Super­ Location Preferred: Flexible Work Experience: Intern, The Honor­ visor, December 1990-August 1991, 1989. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible able John K. Byers. Tennessee Court of Olsten Heallhcare Services. Knoxville; Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: West or middle Criminal Appeals. Knoxville, Summer Retail Store Manager, Smoky View En­ Location Preferred: Flexible Tennessee 1992; Accounts Receivable Clerk. terprises Movie Division, May 1985-July Leader Industrial Tires, Knoxville, 1990; Volunteer Coach, University of 1990-present; Work Study, University of Tennessee Debate Team, Knoxville, Tennessee College of Law, Knoxville, May 1985-May 1986. 1986- 1991 , Ice Skating t_nstructor, Chalet Legal Practice Emphasis: Public in­ Ice Rinks. Knoxville, 1982-presenl. terest, criminal defense

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

56 PATRICIA K. SPILLERS DEREK SPRATLEY MICHAEL K. STAGG JANE M. STAHL MICHAEL STEWART Oak Ridge. Tennessee Surry, Virginia Oak Ridge, Tennessee Chattanooga. Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994

Scholastic Background: B.S. in Jour­ Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: nalism, University ol Tennessee, Knox­ Student Bar Association; Black Law Stu· Student Bar Association; Teaching Assis· Student Bar Association; Tennessee As· Dean's List, National Moot Court Team. dents Association; Christian Legal Soci· sociation of Public Interest Law; LEXIS ville, 1980. tant, Legal Process Course; American Scholastic Background: B.A. in His· ety; National Dean's List; Who's Who Bar Association/Law Student Division; training. Work Experience: Spouse Abuse Pro· tory, University of Pennsylvania, 1987. Among American Colleges and Univer· Environmental Law Association Steering gram Coordinator, Rural Legal Services Scholastic Background: B.S. in Politi· sities; Management Scholar; Black Law Committee; student advisor. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Heiskell, ol Tennessee, Oak Ridge, 1989·1991, cal Science, University of Tennessee, Student Association, chairman ol place­ Donelson, Bearman, Adams, Williams & Media Coordinator and Marketing Scholastic Background: B.S. in Nat· Chattanooga, 1989. ment committee; Student Bar Associa­ Kirsch and Chambliss & Bahner, Chat· Specialist, Methodist Medical Center ol ural Resources Management, minor in tion, admissions committee; intramural Work Experience: Legal Assistant, tanooga, 1992; U.S.Army: Intelligence Oak Ridge, 1988·1 989; Science and City English, Colorado State University, 1982; athletics; LEX IS and WESTLAW training. Reingold, Clements & Schulman, P.C., Officer, 1987·1991; Assistant Battalion Government Reporter. The Oak Ridger, Honors Senior Award; Xi Sigma Pi Nat­ Chattanooga, 1989·1991; Housing Intelligence Officer, 1st Cavalry Division, 1984-1 988. Scholastic Background: B.S., cum ural Resources Honor Society; Student Research Intern, Chattanooga Neighbor· Operation Desert Storm. 1991; Com· laude, in Business Management, Norfolk Goverment Association, president, vice Legal Practice Emphasis: Family law hood Enterprise, Summer 1988. pany Executive Officer, Ft. Devens, MA, State University, Norfolk, VA, 1990. president, senator, and legislative liaison; and public interest law 1990; Platoon Leader, 2nd Infantry dendrology tutor. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Work Experience: Law Clerk, Piper, Division. Korea, 1988-1 989. Location Preferred: Oak Ridge, Ander· Waters. Witt & Rosser, Knoxville. May Work Experience: Law Clerk, U.S. Location Preferred: Flexible son County Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1992-present; Cashier. Salesperson, Department of Justice, Environmental Price Club Company, Norfolk, VA, Au· and Natural Resources Division, Environ­ Location Preferred: Flexible gust 1987-July 1991; ProJectionist. AMC mental Enforcement Section, Washing· Circle 6 Theatres, Norfolk, VA, August ton, DC, Summer 1992; Senior Legal 1986-March 1990; Rent-A-Teen Coordi· Assistant, US. Deparlment of Justice, nator, Norfolk YMCA, May 1987-Augusl Washington, 1990-1991; Legal Assis­ 1987. tant, Van Colt, Bagley, Cornwall & McCarthy, Salt Lake City, UT, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1982- 1 990; Adjunct Faculty Member, Location Preferred: Flexible Westminster College, Salt Lake City, 1988·1 989.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation. environmental law

Location Preferred: Tennessee

57 MARK STRANGE JOHN C. TAYLOR TINA M. TREISS GEORGE HOUSTON WATERS CHRISTOPHER L. WHALEY Knoxville, Tennessee Cumberland Gap, Tennessee Germantown. Tennessee Knoxville. Tennessee Coalfield. Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: Th.M. in New Law School Honors and Activities: Moot Court Board; Competitor, Advo­ Student Bar Association; WESTLAW Student Bar Association; LEX IS training Testament, Princeton Theological Semi­ Phi Alpha Delta; Christian Legal Society: cates' Prize Moot Court Competition; representative. nary, Princeton, NJ. 1988; M.Div . with LEXIS and WESTLAW training. Scholastic Background: B.S.. honors, Vice President. Christian Legal Society; distinction. Columbia Theological Semi· Scholastic Background: B.S .. highest in Marketing, University of Tennessee. Scholastic Background: B.S., magna American Bar Association/Law Student honors, in Business Administration, Knoxville. 1989; Tennessee Student of nary, Presbyterian Church (USA). cum laude, in Political Science, minors Division, Probate/Real Estate and Tort/In­ University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Distinction Scholarship; Alumni Decatur. GA. 1987; BA in Religion. in English. Economics and Finance. Mid­ surance Section; LEX IS and WESTLAW 1991 . Lincoln Scholarship; Executive Scholarship. Wake Forest University. Winston-Salem. dle Tennessee State University, Mur· training. Undergraduate Program; Omicron Delta 1982. freesboro. 1991; C.C.Sims Award. Work Experience: Head of Sales, Gold­ Scholastic Background: B.G.S. in His­ Epsilon Honors Society; Student Govern­ smith's, Memphis, 1990-1991; other jobs Work Experience: Pastor. New highest average for Political Science tory and Economics, Louisiana State ment Association, student senator; Ten­ including restaurant hostess. waitress. Prospect Presbyterian Church (USA), major; Intern. 97th General Assembly of University, 1989; Internship with the So­ nessee Intercollegiate State Legislature: cashier, and clerk for Department of Knoxville. 1991 - present; Pastor. Mt. the State of Tennessee; Beta Theta Pi. ciety of Real Estate Appraisers. Spring Supreme Court Justice and House of Residence Halls Zion and Hebron Presbyterian Churches. Phi Kappa Phi, Gamma Beta Phi, Pi 1989. Representatives, UTK delegation treas­ Bishopville, S.C .. 1989-1990; Greek Tu· Sigma Alpha, Pi Gamma Mu, and S1gma urer; Business Students Advisory Coun­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible tor, Columbia Theological Seminary. Club Honor Societies; Student Govern­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Gilreath and Associates, Knoxville, Fall 1991 to cil to the Deans. vice-chair; Omicron Location Preferred; Flexible Decatur. GA. 1986; Summer Interim As· ment Assistant Attorney General; MTSU present; remodeling contractor/carpen­ Epsilon Delta, president; Pre-law Forum. sociate Pastor, First Presbyterian Rules and Regulations Committee: executive committee chair; Tennessee try sub-contractor, 1989-1991 ; Assistant Church, Foley, AL. 1985; Kitchen Homecoming Committee; Dean's List; Manager, Core Laboratories. Shreveport, Crew and Fencing. Manager and Teacher, Buckhead Bap­ Pre-Law Society: intramural sports. tist Center, Atlanta. GA. 1983-84; Tennis Roane State Community College: Presi­ LA, 1980-1 982. Work Experience: Clerk, Taylor Law Office, Middlesborough. KY. December Instructor, Davidson College Tennis dent's Award. top sophomore; student Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible and January, 1991 and 1992; Part Camp, Davidson, N.C., Summers newspaper editor; Honors Vocal Soloist: Location Preferred: East Tennessee Owner. Freelance Desktop Publisher. 1979-81 Dean's List; Student Ambassador; Showchoir. UT area, Spring 1991; Management In­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Family, formation Systems Consultant and Office general civil Work Experience: Law Clerk. Ridenour Manager. Quantum Services & Colquest Location Preferred: East Tennessee. & Ridenour, Clinton. Summer 1992; Law Energies, Knoxville and Clairfield, TN. West North Carolina Clerk. Joe R. Judkins, Attorney for Mor­ Summer 1989; Office Manager and gan County, TN. 1988-1 989; Research Managerial Assistant, Double 0 Mining, Assistant, MTSU Professor Dr. Robert Clairfield, TN. Summer 1988. Wyatt. 1990·1991; Residence Hall Assis· Legal Practice Emphasis: Prosecution tant. MTSU, 1990.

Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

58 BRET ALLYN WILLIAMS ROBERT WYLL Y WILLINGHAM LYNNE WOMACK WILLIAM SCOTT YOUNG Wise. Virginia Hendersonville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994 Date of Graduation: May 1994

Scholastic Background: B.S. . magna Scholastic Background: B.S., cum Scholastic Background: B.S. in Law Schoof Honors and Activities: cum laude, in Business Administration, laude, in Political Science, Furman Management, concentration in Person­ Student Bar Association; intramural ath­ University of Tennessee, Knoxville, University, Greenville, SC, 1991 ; Dean's nel, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, letics. 1991, Beta Gamma Sigma Society; List. four years; Phi Eta Sigma Freshman 1988; James House Wiliamson Scholar­ Scholastic Background: B.BA, cum Golden Key National Honor Society; Honor Society; Sigma Chi Fraternity. ship awarded by Industrial Personnel laude, in Finance, Texas Christian B.S., magna cum laude, in Biology, officer. Conference for top ingoing senior in per­ University, Ft. Worth, TX, 1991; Chancel­ Clinch Valley College of the University of sonnel management. Work Experience: Intern, The Honora­ lor's Scholarship; Dean's List; Beta Virginia, Wise, VA, 1986; Chancellor's ble Robert L. Echols, U S. District Court, Work Experience: Law Clerk, TVA, Gamma Sigma, business honor society; Merit Scholarship; Darden Academic Middle District of Tennessee, Summer Office of General Counsel, Knoxville, TN, Alpha Lambda Delta, freshman honor Honor Society; Sigma Zeta Honor Soci­ 1992; Lobbyist/Public Relations Assis­ 1992; Clerical Staffing Coordinator, society; Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity, ety. president; Dean's List; Academic tant. Chwat/Weigend Associates, Wash­ Temp Services, Knoxville, TN, January assistant student body treasurer. Honor Court Defense Counsel; Thea ington, DC, Spring 1990; Assistant. 1991-present; Account Executive, Work Experience: Construction and Gibson Mathematics/Science Award; Aladdin Resources, Nashville, Summers Robert Half & Accountemps, Chicago, Maintenance Worker, Texarkana School Smiddy Award for Academic Excellence; 1986-1987. IL, February 1989-August 1990; Person­ Appalachian Regional Hospital Award. District, Summers 1988, 1989, 1991; In­ nel Assistant, Whizz Office Services, Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation tern, Dun & Bradstreet Business Credit Work Experience: Computer Systems Chicago, IL, November 1988-January Services, Ft. Worth, TX, Summer 1990. Consultant, Southeast Virginia Commu­ Location Preferred: Tennessee 1989; Office Manager, Colony Shop, nity Health Services Corporation, Knoxville, June-October 1988; Store Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1989- 1 990; Laboratory Assistant. Wise Manager, Peck & Peck, Knoxville. Location Preferred: Flexible Clinic. 1984. February 1987-June 1988.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Business Legal Practice Emphasis: Labor law law, corporate, tax Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Atlanta. Nashville, Knoxville

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GARY L. ANDERSON FRANCES LEE ANSLEY WILLIAM J. BEINTEMA REBA A. BEST JERRY P. BLACK, JR. Associate Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law Director of the Law Library and As­ Associate Professor and Assistant Associate Professor of Law Law Librarian for Cataloging Cnm1nal Advocacy. Cnminal Law and Gratuitous Transfers. Property. Race and sociate Professor Civil and Criminal Advocacy. Criminal Procedure. Evidence. Tnal Practice Gender Studies Education: B.B.A. 1967. J.D. 1970. Education: B.S. 1975, East Carolina Law. Family Law. Trial Practice Un1vers1ty of Miami; M.S.L.S. 1977. University; M.L.S. 1979. Florida State Education: S.B. 1960. Iowa State Univer­ Education: B.A. 1969. Radcliffe College; Education: B.A. 1965, Southwestern at Florida State University. University. Sity: J.D. 1962. State University of Iowa: J.D. 1979. University of Tennessee: Memphis; J.D. 1968, Vanderbilt LL.M 1968. Harvard University. LL. M . 1988. Harvard University. Experience: Research Assistant. Florida Experience: School Librarian. N.C.. University. State University Law Library; Assistant 1975-77; Catalog Assistant. Florida State Experience: Anderson & Werner. Experience: Trial Practice. Knoxville and Experience: Staff Attorney, Legal Serv­ Law Librarian. University of Miami; Act­ University Law Library, 1979; Instructor Creston. Iowa; County Attorney, Union Maryville. Tennessee: Associate Profes­ ICes of Nashville; Director of Clinical Le· & Assistant Law Librarian, University of County. Iowa; Teaching Fellow in Law. sor of Law. University of Tennessee ing Law Librarian. University of Miami; gal Education, Vanderbilt University; Tennessee. 1979-83; Assistant Professor Harvard University; Assistant Professor, since 1988. Director of the Law Library and Assistant Administrator of Clinical Programs, Van­ Professor. Oklahoma City University; and Assistant Law Librarian. 1983-88; University of Missouri·Columbia; Visiting derbilt University; Assistant Professor of Achievements/Publications: Articles on Associate Professor and Assistant Law Associate Professor of Law. State Director of the Law Library and Associ­ Law. Vanderbilt University; Visiting Assis­ employment discrimination and civil ate Professor. University of Tennessee Librarian since 1988. Univers1ty of Iowa. 1975-76: Associate tant Professor of Law. University of Ten­ rights scholarship 1n Tennessee Law since 1984. Professor of Law. University o1 Tennes­ Review. Cornell Law Review, and Achievements/Publications: Books, The nessee. 1975-76; Assistant Professor of see s1nce 1973. Insanity Defense: A Bibliographic Calilorn1a Law Review; Contributor. first Achievements/Publications: Clergy Mal­ Law. 1976-78: Associate Professor since Research Guide and supplements (with Achievements/Publications: Article on edition of Our Bodies. Ourselves and /o practice: An Annotated Bibliography; 1978; Director of Legal Clinic 1981-86; C. Picquet); Computer Crime Abuse. Lia­ post-conviction relief in Tenn. L. Rev. ; Fighling Back in Appalachia: Tradilions Compiler. Law Library Statistics. Executive Director. Knoxville Legal Aid bility and Security A Comprehensive . College of Trial Advocacy Faculty Mem· of Resislance and Change (forthcoming); Southeastern Association of Law Society. Inc. 1981-87; Acting Director of ber and Planning Chair. 1977-91; Editor/author, oral history of East Ten­ Libraries, since 1985; Member: Ameri­ Bibliography, 1970-84, (with C. Picquet); Legal Clinic, 1990-91. can Association of Law Libraries; Post· Traumatic Stress Disorder: Rape Delegate. Citizen Ambassador Program nessee coal mining communities in Achievements/Publications: College of Southeastern Association of Law Tra uma, Delayed Stress. and Related of People to People International. Crimi· Southern Exposure. Trial Advocacy Faculty, 1979-80. 1982. Libraries. Conditions.· A Bibliography; With a Direc­ nat Law Project in the People's Repub· 1987-90; Charter Member, American tory of Veterans Outreach Programs lie of China. 1987. Inns of Court. Knoxville. 1988-91; Harold (with C. Picquet); Law and Government C. Warner Outstanding Faculty Service Publications of the State of Tennessee: Award. 1991; Board of Directors. Knox­ A Bibliographic Guide (with C. Picquet). ville Legal Aid Society and Federal Pub· lie Defenders of Eastern Tennessee.

61 MARY GARRETT BUNKER NEIL PHILIP COHEN JOSEPH G. COOK JUDY M. CORNETT THOMAS YOUNG DAVIES Associate Professor of Law Professor of Law Associate Dean for Academic Aca­ Associate Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law demic Affairs and Williford Gragg Civil Advocacy Criminal Law and Procedure. Evidence Civil Procedure. Law and Literature, Le­ Administrative Law, Business Associa­ Professor of Law gal Process tions, Criminal Procedure, Empirical Education: B.S. 1976. University of Education: B.A. 1967. Yale University; Constitutional Law, Contracts. Criminal Studies of Legal Institutions. Supreme Maryland; J.D. 1986, George Washing­ J.D. 1970, Vanderbilt University; LL.M. Education: B.A. 1977. J.D. 1982, Univer­ Procedure, Jurisprudence Court ton University. 1972, Harvard University; Diploma in sity of Tennessee; M.A. 1989, Ph.D. ex­ Criminology, t 976, Cambridge Education: A.B. 1961, J.D. 1964, Univer­ pected, 1992, University of Virginia. Education: B.A. 1969, University of Dela­ Experience: Law Clerk, Judge Kenneth University. sity of Alabama; LL.M. 1965, Yale. Experience: Law Clerk, Judge Edward ware; M.A. 1975, J.D. 1975, Ph.D. 1980, F. Ripple, United States Court of Appeals Northwestern University. for the Seventh Circuit; Steptoe & John­ Experience: Law Clerk. Judge William E. Experience: Assistant Professor of Law, A Tamm, United States Court of Ap­ son, 1987-91; Visiting Assistant Profes­ Miller, United States Court of Appeals for University of Tennessee, 1965-68; As­ peals for the District of Columbia Circuit; Experience: Kirkland & Ellis, Chicago; sor of Law, Arizona State, 1991-92; the Sixth Circuit; Private Practice, Knox­ sociate Professor, 1968· 72; Professor McCord. Cockrill & Weaver, Knoxville. Research Attorney. American Bar Foun­ Associate Professor of Law, University of ville, TN; Assistant/Associate Professor of since 1972; Williford Gragg Professor of 1983-85; Knoxville Legal Aid Society, dation; Associate Professor of Law, Tennessee, since 1992. Law, 1972-81; Professor since 1981 ; Law since 1979; Visiting Professor, 1986-87; Adjunct Assistant Professor of University of Tennessee. since 1986. Visiting Scholar, Cambridge University, Southern Methodist School of Law, Fall Law. University of Tennessee. 1983-87; Achievements/Publications: Article, Achievements/Publications: Articles on England, 1975-76; Visiting Professor of 1977; Visiting Professor, Summer 1983, Adjunct Associate Professor of Law. DRGs: A Legal-Eye View. (with J. Bren­ appellate court processes, criminal ap­ Law, University of Oregon Law School, and John Sparkman Visiting Professor, 1991-92; Associate Professor of Law nan) Grand Rounds, Fall, 1984. peals, and the effects of the exclusion­ Spring 1980; Law Alumni Professor, Fall 1990, University of Alabama School since 1992. ary rule on police behavior and on the 1984-85. of Law; Associate Dean for Academic Af­ Achievements/Publications: Note, "Civil dispositions of criminal prosecutions in fairs 1991-92. Achievements/Publications: Books, Ten­ Procedure - Res Judicate - Effect of Dis­ the Tennessee Law Review, American nessee Law of Evidence (with D. Paine Achievements/Publications: Books, missal with Prejudice." Tennessee Law Bar Foundation Research Journal and and S. Sheppeard); Manual for the Criminal Law, 2nd Ed. (with P. Marcus); Review, 1981. the Justice System Journal; Fellow, Defense of Death Penalty Cases (Editor); Criminal Procedure. 2d Ed. (with P Mar­ Northwestern University Program in Law Law of Probation and Parole, Rights of cus); Constitutional Rights of the Ac­ and the Social Sciences; Russell Sage Prisoners, Problems in Criminal Law and cused, 2d ed. (3 vols.); Civil Rights Foundation Resident in Law and Social Instructor's Manual (with J. Gobert); In­ Actions (with J. Sobieski) (7 vols.); Sur­ Science, University of California. Ber­ terrogation Techniques: A Guide for veys of Criminal Law in Te nn. L. Rev. ; keley. 1975-76; Editor, American Bar Parole Revocation Hearings; Chairper­ Articles on search and seizure. probable Foundation Research Journal, 1983-84; son, Criminal Justice Section, American cause, arrest, and detention in Vand. L. Recipient, National Science Foundation Association of Law Schools; Consultant, Rev.. Kansas L. Rev.. Alabama L. Rev., Grant. Advisory Commission to the Tennessee and Fordham L. Rev. Supreme Court on Civil Procedure (Evi­ dence); Ad Hoc member, Tennessee Sentencing Commission; Harry W. Laughlin Faculty Service Award. 1986; Harold C. Warner Outstanding Teacher Award, 1987; National Alumni Associa­ tion Public Service Award, 1990.

62 LAWRENCE DESSEM PEGGY GOODMAN GRAYFRED B. GRAY PATRICK HARDIN AMY MORRIS HESS Professor of Law Assistant to the Dean Associate Professor of Law Professor of Law Professor of Law Civil Procedure. Federal Courts, Pretrial Education: Winthrop College, S.C.; Ad­ Computers and Law, Legal Process, Discrimination Law. Employment Law. Estate Planning, Taxation, Trusts Litigation, Trial Practice ditional Studies in Accounting, Legislation, Professional Responsibility, Labor Relations Law, Legal Process Education: B.A. 1968. Barnard College; 1974-present, University of Tennessee. the Law Education: B.A. 1973, Malcalester Col­ Teaching Clients Education: B.A. 1962, University of J.D. 1971. University of Virginia. lege; J.D 1976, Harvard Law School Experience: Administrative Assistant, Education: B.A. 1961 , Washington & Lee Alabama; J.D. 1965, University of Experience: Kelley, Drye & Warren, New Waynesville CC: Administrative Assis­ Chicago. Experience: Law Clerk, Judge William K. University; J.D. 1968, Vanderbilt Univer­ York, New York; Carwile & Hess. sity. Graduate study, University of Michi­ Thomas, United States District Court for tant, Holston Hills CC; Accounting Clerk, Experience: Private Practice, Chicago; Charlotteville, VA; Visiting Lecturer, Biological Life Sciences, University of gan Law School, 1978-79. the Northern District of Ohio; Assistant Trial Attorney, Civil Rights Division, Unit­ University of Virginia School of Law; Visit­ Tennessee, 1972-77; Administrative General Counsel, National Education As­ Experience: Law Clerk, Judge Harry ed States Department of Justice; ing Assistant Professor of Law, Univer­ Services Assistant, College of Law, sociation; Trial Attorney and Senior Trial Phillips, US Court of Appeals, Sixth Cir­ Attorney-in-charge, New Orleans Field sity of Tennessee, 1979-80; Associate University of Tennessee, 1977-78; Senior Counsel, Civil Division, United States cuit; Reginald Heber Smith Fellow; Ex­ Office. Civil Rights Division, United States Professor of Law, University of Colora­ Administrative Services Assista nt, Department of Justice; Associate Profes­ ecutive Director, Tenn. Law Revision Department of Justice; Chief Counsel to do, 1980-81 ; Associate Professor of Law, 1978-82; Assistant to the Dean since sor of Law, University of Tennessee. Commission; Assistant Professor of Law, Chairman, National Labor Relations University of Tennessee, 1981-90; Visit­ 1982. 1985-92; Professor of Law, since 1992. University of Tennessee, 1973-77; As­ Board; Associate General Counsel, Di­ ing Professor of Law, University of Achievements/Publications: Charter sociate Professor since 1977; Coordina­ vision of Enforcement Litigation, Nation­ Missouri-Columbia, 1989-90; Professor Achievements/Publications: Book, Pre­ Member of the Knoxville Chapter, Ameri­ tor, Public Law Research and Service al Labor Relations Board; Associate of Law, University of Tennessee since trial Litigation; Articles in Tenn. L. Rev., can Society of Women Accountants. Program, 1973-78; Director, Public Law Professor of Law, University of Tennes­ 1990. Journal of Law & Education, Ohio State Institute, 1979-80, and Executive Direc­ see, 1975-81; Professor since 1981, As­ L. J., Notre Dame L. Rev. , and Harv. Achievements/Publications: Articles on tor 1980-82; Director, Office of Legal sociate Dean for Academic Affairs, Women's L. J., Special Attorney, United Federal Taxation in Te nn. L. Rev. ; and Counsel, TN Department of Mental 1986-87. States Department of Justice, 1985, Real Property, Probate and Trust Jour­ Health and Mental Retardation, 1981-84. 1986; Faculty, National Institute of Trial Achievements/Publications: Articles in nal; Contributing Editor, Probate and Advocacy; Harold C. Warner Outstand­ Achievements/Publications: Director of Proceedings of Annual Institutes on Property, 1988-89; Vice-Chair, ABA ing Teacher Award. 1989; Student Bar Street Law Program; Draffsman of Tenn. Labor Law, The Labor Lawyer, and Committee on Income Taxation of Es­ Association's Outstanding Faculty Mem­ Election Code, Child Abuse Reporting Tenn. L. Rev., among others. Published tates and Trusts since 1988; Chair Elect, ber Award, 1989. Law,Comprehensive Mental Health Arbitration Awards; Secretary, Labor Association of American Law Schools Code Study; Chapters in Preproceed­ and Employment Law Section, American Section of Donative Transfers; Associate ings of Third International Conference on Bar Association, 1983-84; Member, Na­ Editor, Real Property, Probate and Trust Logica, Informatica, Oiritto (with D. tional Academy of Arbitrators; Harold C. Journal, since 1989. Ploch, B. Dumas, J. Noll, B. Maclennan), Warner Outstanding Teacher Award, Computer Power and Legal Language, 1985. and Computing Power and Legal Reasoning; Articles in CCAI: Journal for the Integrated Study of Artificial Intelli­ gence, Cognitive Science and Applied Epistemology, Tenn. L. Rev. ; Harold C. Warner Outstanding Faculty Service Aw;;.rrl 1001

63 SUZANNE H. LIVINGOOD MARY JO HOOVER DURWARD S. JONES JOSEPH H. KING, JR. FREDERIC S. LE CLERCQ Associate Dean for Student Affairs Professor of Law Benwood Distinguished Professor Professor of Law Director of Development and Alumni Affairs Instructor of Law Business Planning, Taxation of Law Appellate Practice. Civil Procedure. Con­ Law and Medicine, Social Legislation. stitutional Law. State & Local Education: B.S. 1969. Umversity of Legal Process Education: A.B. 1951, J.D. 1954, Univer­ Torts, Workers' Compensation Government Louisville. Education: B.A. 1959. University of sity of North Carolina. Education: B.A. 1965, Pennsylvania Education: B.A. 1959, University of Experience: Director of Young Volun· Michigan: J.D. 1969. Brooklyn Law Experience: Assistant Director of the In· State University: J.D. 1970, University of South Carolina: M.A. 1960. Fletcher leers in ACTION, Child and Family Serv­ School. stitute of General Practice; Assistant Pennsylvania. School of Law and Diplomacy: LL.B .. ices; Director of Annual Giving, Fort Professor of Law, University of Tennes· Experience: Law Clerk, United States 1963, Duke University. Sanders Foundation; Director of De· Experience: First Lieutenant. United District Court for the Southern District of see. 1965-68; Associate Professor, velopment and Alumni Affa1rs. Universi­ States Army; Lecturer in Law. Temple Experience: Associate. Center for Study New York: Staff Attorney. East New York 1968· 73: Professor since 1973: Student ty of Tennessee College of Law. since University: Dechert. Price & Rhoads. of Law and Society, University of Califor­ Legal Services: Coordinating Attorney in Bar Association's Outstanding Faculty 1991. Family Law, Community Action for Le· Member Award. 1992 . Philadelphia: Assistant Professor of Law. nia, Berkeley; Barnwell, Whaley, Steven­ University of Tennessee, 1973-76; As· son & Patterson, Charleston. SC: Achievements/Publications: Member. gal Services: Managing Attorney. MFY Achievements/Publications: Numerous sociate Professor of Law, 1976-79: Director of Community Legal Services National Society of Fund Raising Execu­ Legal Services: Law Clerk, Tennessee presentations and papers on tax and es­ Professor since 1979: Benwood Distin· and Assistant Professor of Law. Emory tives (NSFRE). since 1985: Board mem­ Court of Criminal Appeals; Assistant tate planning in national and regional guished Professor of Law since 1983. University: Assistant Professor of Law. ber. NSFRE. 1989-90: Founding Dean and Instructor of Law, University continuing education institutes span· University of Tennessee. 1970-72; As· President, Great Smokey Mountain of Tennessee. 1976-80: Associate Dean sored by the American Institute on Fed· Achievement/Publications: Book, The sociate Professor. 1972-77: Professor Chapter of NSFRE, 1977-90. since 1980; Director, 1988 Southeastern eral Taxation, the University of North Law ol Medical Malpracticev (2d edi­ since 1977: on leave 1984-85 as gener· Region CLEO Institute. Carolina, the Southern Federal Tax Insti­ tion); Articles on causation. medical mal· at counsel, National Federation of the Achievements/Publications: Member, tute. and the Great Plains Tax Institute, practice. torts. workers' compensation. Blind. Board of Directors, Knoxville Legal Aid as well as an article in the Tenn. L. Rev. and social security Disability in Yale L.J., Society, 1981-86, East Tennessee Law· Houston L. Rev.. Va nderbilt L. Rev. , Achievements/Publications: Articles on yers Association for Women. 1984-86, Univ. Penn. L. Rev. , and Tenn. L. Rev.. constitutional law and civil procedure in and Sexual Assault Crisis Center, since among others: Harold C. Warner Out· Tenn. L. Rev.. Vanderbilt L. Rev.. Fla . L. 1989; State Coordinator, American standing Teacher Award, 1983 and Rev. and So. Car. L. Rev. among others. Council on Education · National Identifi­ 1990: Participant in roundtable on med· cation Project for Women in Higher Edu· ical malpr

64 ROBERT M. LLOYD JEAN MOORE CAROL ANNE MUTTER JERRY J. PHILLIPS CHERYN PICQUET Professor of Law Instructor & Reference Librarian Associate Professor of Law W.P. Toms Professor of Law Professor and Associate Director of Bankruptcy. Commercral Law. Contracts Educatron: BA t950. Wayne State Business Torts. Civil Procedure, Con­ Constitutional Law. Evidence, Law and the Law Library Unrversrty: MAL.S. t951. Universrty of tracts, Insurance Law. Torts Educatron: B.S.E. Princeton Universrty: Literature. Legal Profession, Products Education: B.A. 1969, M.S.L.S. 197 4, Mrchrgan: Law study. 1952-53, Wayne J.D. 1975. University of Michigan. Education: BA 1968. University of Ten­ Liability. Torts University of Tennessee. State University: Tennessee Teachers' nessee: J.D. 1975. Georgetown Univer· Education: B.A. 1956. Yale University; Experience: Law library Technical As­ Experience: Captain. United States Ma­ Certrfrcation. 1953-54. Tennessee Tech­ sity Law Center. B.A. 1958, MA 1964, Cambridge sistant, U niversily of Tennessee College nne Corps: Sheppard. Mullrn. Richter & nologrcal Unrversrty. Hampton. Los Angeles: Associate Experrence: Law Clerk. United States University: J.D. 1961, Yale University. of Law library, 1970-76: Assistant Law Experrence: Acquisrtions Librarian. Professor of Law, University of Tennes­ Court of Appeals for the District of Experience: Instructor, University of librarian and Instructor, UT College of University of Kansas. 1951-52: Assistant see. 1983-89: Professor since 1989. Columbia: Hogan & Hartson, Washing­ Challanooga: General Practice: Assis­ Law Library, 1976-80: Assistant Law Law Librarian. Wayne State University, ton, D.C .. Hull. Towill, Norman & Barrell, tant Professor of Law. University of Ten­ librarian and Assistant Professor, Achrevements/Pubfications: Book. Se· t954-62: Librarian, Labor Relations Augusta. Georgia: Visiting Associate nessee, 1967-72: Associate Professor, 1980-84: Associate Professor and As· cured Transactions; Numerous articles Lrbrary. Ford Motor Company. 1962·64: Professor of Law, University of Tennes­ sociate Director, 1985-89: Professor and on commercral lending transactions in J. 1972-73: Professor since 1973: W.P. Librarian, Detroit Public Schools, see. 1982-89: Assocrale Professor of Associate Director since 1989: Acting Legal Education. J. Com. Bank Lending Toms Professor of Law since 1980. 1964-67; Catalog librarian, 1968-74. Law since 1989. Director, 1976, 1980, and 1983-84. and Tenn. L. Rev. , Chair, Real Estate Document Librarian. 1974-89. Tennes­ Achievements/Publications: Products Achievements/Publications: American Finance Subsection, State Bar of Califor· see Technological University; Evening & Achievements/Publications: Consullant Liability casebook and "Nutshell" (3rd Association of Law libraries Certified nra. t981-82: Chair, Real Estate Finance Weekend Reference librarian, Universi­ to State Senate Subcommiltee on Liabil­ ed.), Products Liability treatise (3 vols.). Law Librarian. since 1980; Articles on Sectron. Los Angeles County Bar, ty of Tennessee College of Law, ity Insurance. 1986-87: Chancellor's Ci­ and Torts casebook (with Dix W Noel); Tennessee practice materials in South­ 1980-81; Student Bar Association's Out­ 1989-present tation for Extraordinary Community Articles on constitutional law, evidence, standing Facully Member, 1986, 1988, Service. 1987: YWCA Tribute to Worn· products liability. and torts. among eastern Law Librarian and Judicial Achievements/Publications: Former and 1990: Harold C. Warner Outstand­ en Finalist, 1988; Tennessee Leadership others. Newsle//er; Books, Th e Insanity Defense: Presrdent and Treasurer. Government rng Teacher Award. t991. Class. 1990: Article on comparative A Bibliographic Research Guide and Documents Organization of Tennessee: negligence in Tenn. L. Rev. ; Chairper­ supplements (with R. Best): Computer Certification, United States Census son, Insurance Law Section, American Crime, Abuse. Liability, and Security: A Bureau workshops on population, busi­ Association of Law Schools: Lecturer on Comprehensive Bibliography, 1970-84, ness, and international trade; Certifica­ tort and insurance law issues to various (with R. Best): Post- Tra umatic Stress tion. Johns Hopkins Preservation community and professional groups. Disorder; Rape Trauma, Delayed Stress. Institute: Member, Tennessee Library and Related Conditions: A Bibliography; Association. With a Directory of Veterans Outreach Programs (with R. Best); Law and Government Publications of the State of Tennessee: A Bibliographic Guide (with R. Best).

65 DEAN HILL RIVKIN JOANN WALLACE ROTHERY CARL A. PIERCE GLENN H. REYNOLDS SYBIL V. RICHARDS Professor of Law and Director of the Director of Career Services Associate Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law Director of Admissions and Financial Aid Legal Clinic American Legal History. Business As­ Administrative Law; Constitutional Law; Education: BA 1959, University of sociations, Contracts. Government Con­ International Business Transactions; Education: BA 1984, The State Univer­ Civil Advocacy, Criminal Advocacy, En­ North Carolina; MSSW. 1968, University tracts, Professional Responsibility Law, Science and Technology; Torts sity of New York at Albany; J.D. 1988, vironmental Law ana Policy, Professional of Tennessee; Additional Studies in Brooklyn Law School Responsibility, Trial Practice. Communications, 1979, 1983-84, Education: BA 1982, University of Ten­ Education BA 1969, J.D. 1972, Yale University of Tennessee. University. nessee; J.D. 1985, Yale University. Experience: Research Assistant, Brook­ Education: A.B. 1968, Hamilton College; lyn Law School; Student Law Clerk, J.D. 1971 , Vanderbilt University. Experience: Public Recreation Supervi­ Experience: Assistant Professor of Law, Experience: Law Clerk, Judge Gilbert S. Judge Diane A Lebedeff, Civil Court of sor, Durham, N.C., Personnel Adminis­ Merritt, United States Court of Appeals Experience: Law Clerk, United States University of Tennessee, 1972-75; Assis­ the City of New York; Library Assistant, trator, Raleigh, N.C.; Child Welfare for the Sixth Circuit; Dewey, Ballantine, Court of Appeals, Second Circuit; tant Dean, 1972-74; Associate Professor Brooklyn Law School; Student Law Worker, Department of Human Services, since 1975; Fellow in Law and the Hu­ Bushby, Palmer & Wood, Washington, Reginald Heber Smith Fellow; Directing Clerk, Judge Cornelius J. Blackshear, Knoxville, TN.; Community Education manities, Harvard University, 1975-76; D.C.: Associate Professor of Law, Attorney, Appalachian Research and United States Bankruptcy Court, Director, Lakeshore Mental Health Insti­ University of Tennessee since 1989; on Defense Fund, Lexington, Ky.; Teaching Visiting Professor, Washington University Southern District of New York; Assistant tute, Knoxville; Public Relations Director, in St. Louis, Missouri, 1982-83. leave as Visiting Associate Professor of Fellow, Harvard Law School; Assistant County Attorney, Westchester County At­ The Surgery Center, Knoxville; Director Law, University of Virginia Law School, Professor of Law, University of Tennes­ Achievements/Publications: Your Legal torney's Office; Director of Admissions of Career Services since 1984. Spring 1993. see, 1976-79; Associate Professor since Heritage: Source Materials in Events, since 1989. 1979; Visiting Professor of Law, U.C.LA Achievements/Publications: Member, Achievements/Publications: Book, Outer Th emes, and Questions From the Past Achievements/Publications: C. Bain­ Law School, fall 1980; Professor of Law, Board of Directors, Southeast Law ol Law, 1630- 1878 (ABA); Articles on the Space. Problems of Law and Policy (with bridge Smith Scholarship; Secretary, University of Tennessee since 1983; Placement Consortium, since 1984; history of the Supreme Court and the R.P. Merges); Articles in Co/urn L. Rev., Black Law Students Association; Mem­ Director, UT Legal Clinic, since 1988; Board of Advisors, Knox Area Urban professional responsibility of corporate Ga. L. Rev. , Harvard Journal of Law and ber, UTK Black Faculty and Staff Associ­ Visiting Professor of Law, University of League Law Internship Program, lawyers in Tenn. L. Rev. and U. Mich. Technology, Jurimetrics, Law and Policy ation, Optimist Club of East Tennessee, Maryland School of Law, 1990-91. 1986-87; Coordinator, Mid-South Law J. L. Ref. ; President UTK Faculty Senate, in International Business, and with R. P. East Tennessee Minority Professional As­ Placement Consortium, 1987-90; 1979-80. Merges in Jurimetrics, Journal of Law Achievements/Publications: Board of sociation, and Department of Youth Nominating Committee, 1988-89, and Commerce, and High Technology Governors, Society of American Law Services; College of Law Coordinator, Recruitment Practices Committee, L. J. , Chair, Legislative Committee, Na­ Teachers; Member, Council, ABA Sec­ 1990 Tennessee High School Mock Trial 1989-90, Publications Committee tional Space Society; Harold C. Warner tion of Legal Education and Admissions Competition. Southeastern Regional Chair, 1990-91, Outstanding Faculty Scholarship Award, to the Bar, 1982-86; AALS Professional National Association for Law Placement; 1991. Development Committee, 1982-85; Co­ Brochure and Mailing Chair, Chairperson, Clinical Education Section, Southeastern Minority Job Fair, 1989, Association of American Law Schools, 1981 ; Member, Accreditation Comm , 1990, and 1991, Nominating Committee, American Bar Association, 1981-82; Mental Health Association of Knox Counsel in public interest litigation con­ County, 1990-92; Knox County Continu­ ous Care Steering Committee, 1991-92. cerning such issues as air pollution and TVA, a challenge to the Tenn. Barratry Statute, and the defense of the Tenn. Surface Owner Protection Act.

66 JOHN A. SEBERT, JR. JOHN L. SOBIESKI, JR. BARBARA STARK GREGORY M. STEIN JAMES E. THOMPSON Professor of Law Lindsay Young Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law Commercial Law. Contracts. Law and Civil Procedure. Civil Rights Actions, Family Law, Human Rights, International Land Acquisition and Development, Civil Procedure, Environmental Law, Economics, Remedies Complex Litigation. Conflict of Laws. Law. Legal Process Land Finance Law, Law and Econom­ Natural Resource Law, Property, Water ics. Property Education: A.B. 1964, J.D. 1967. Univer· Federal Courts Education: B.A. 1973. Cornell Universi­ Law sity of Michigan. Education: B.S. 1967. Loyola University ty; J.D. 1976. New York University: Education: B.A. 1983, Harvard College; Education: B.A. 1968, United States Air J.D. 1986. Columbia University. Experience: Attorney, Office of the (Chicago): J.D. 1970. University of LL.M. 1989. Columbia University Force Academy; J.D. 1975 University of General Counsel. Department of the Air Michigan. Experience: Staff Attorney, West Virginia Experience: Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Whar­ Florida. Force. Washington, D.C.: Associate Experience: Law Clerk. Supreme Court Legal Services Plan. Inc. and Bergen ton & Garrison. New York. New York; As­ Experience: Pilot, United States Air Professor of Law, University of Minne· of Illinois; Lieutenant, United States Navy County Legal Services, 1976-80; Private sociate Professor of Law, University of Force; Law Clerk, Chief Judge Paul H. sola. 1970·74; Associate Professor of (JAGC); Assistant Professor of Law, Practice, Newark. NJ. 1980-86; Staff At­ Tennessee, since 1990. Roney, United States Court of Appeals Law. University of Tennessee, 1974·79; University of Tennessee, 1972-75; As­ torney, 1986-89, Acting Administrative Achievements/Publications: Article on for the Eleventh Circuit; Assistant Attor­ Professor since 1979; Carden Professor. sociate Professor. 1975-79; Professor Director of the Constitutional Litigation the proportionality of the death penalty ney General, State of Colorado; Partner, Clinic, 1988-89. and Visiting Assistant 1984·85: Acting Dean. 1986-87; Associ­ since 1979. Lindsay Young Professor in Columbia L. Rev. ; Harvard College Kulak, Rock & Campbell, Denver; Part­ ate Dean. 1985-86 and 1987 -88; On s1nce 1986. Professor and Coordinator of the Legal Scholar; Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar. ner, Saunders, Snyder, Ross & Dickson, leave, 1990·92, Deputy Director. Associ­ Writing Program. 1989-90, Rutgers Law Achievements/Publications: Multi­ Denver; Partner. Watrous, Ehlers & ation of American Law Schools. School; Associate Professor, University Thompson, Denver; Associate Professor volume treatise on Civil Rights Actions of Tennessee. since 1990. Achievements/Publications: Book. (with J. Cook); Several articles on civil of Law, University of Tennessee. since 1989; On leave 1992-93. Remedies: Damages, Equity and Resti­ and appellate procedure in Tenn. L. Achievements/Publications: Articles on tution (with R. Thompson, 2d ed.); Arti­ Rev .. Harold C. Warner Outstanding international law and family law in Den. Achievements/Publications: Woodrow cles on remedies, contracts, commercial Teacher Award, 1977 and 1981; Drafts­ J. International L. & Policy. Rutgers L. Wilson Law Fellow; Earl Warren Law Fel· law, and consumer law in Univ. of Penn. man. Tenn. Rules of Appellate Proce­ Rev.. Harvard Women's L . J.. and New low; Exchange Cadet, Brazilian Air Force L. Rev .. Northwestern Univ. Law Rev .. dure; Reporter, Tenn. Sup. Ct. Advisory Jersey L.J., among others; Numerous Academy; Legal Defense Funds; John U.C.L.A. L. Rev.. Minnesota L. Rev. , Commission on Civil Rules, and Tenn. presentations on such issues as human W. Davis Award for "Outstandir)g Te nn. L. Rev. , and Notre Dame Lawyer: Sup. Ct. Committee to Study Appellate rights and family law in both domestic Promise in the Field ol Law"; Harvard Elected member. American Law In­ Courts; Tennessee Bar Association's and international spheres. Commission on Human Casualties, stitute. 1991 Outstanding Law Professor. member post-war fact-finding group to Iraq. Spring 1991.

67 Visiting Faculty MARY M. FARMER Associate Professor of Law PHILIP J. PRYGOSKI Education: B.S. 1972, Indiana State Visiting Professor of Law University; J.D. 1980. University of Ten· Children and the Law, Constitutional Law nessee. Education: B.A. 1969, J.D. 1973, M.A. Experience: Foglesong, Cruze & Duna­ 1978, LL.M. 1983. University of way. 1980-81; Lewis, King, Krieg & Wal· Michigan. drop, 1981-presenl. Experience: Private Practice, Ann Arbor, JAMES L. GARDNER Michigan; Staff Attorney, Michigan Associate Professor of Law Supreme Court; Administrative Law Judge, Michigan Department of Licens­ Education: A.B. 1973. Harvard Univer· ing and Regulation; Associate Professor sity; J.D. 1985, Yale University. of Law, Thomas M. Cooley Law School, Experience: General Practice in Securi­ 1981-84; Professor ol Law since 1984; ties and Corporate Law. Visiting Professor ol Law. University of STEVEN RAY THORPE BARRY M. WERTHEIMER MARILYN V. YARBROUGH Wisconsin, Fall 1985; Visiting Prolessor MARK JENDREK Assistant Professor and Head of Associate Professor of Law' Professor of Law of Law, University of Tennessee, Assistant Professor of Law Public Services Discrimination, Sports Law, Torts 1992-93. Business Associations. Securities Regu· Education: B.A. 1975, Carson-Newman Education: B.S. 1974, University of lation. Torts Education: B.A. 1966, Virginia State Col· Achievements/Publications: Faculty College; J.D. 1986. University of Ten· Wisconsin-Eau Claire; M.L.S. 1981 . Flori· Education: B.S. 1980, University of lege; J.D. 1973, University of California, Member, Michigan Judicial Institute, nessee. da State University; J.D. 1988. Walter F. Los Angeles. 1982-87; Fellow, American Orthopsy­ Florida; J.D. 1985. Duke University. Experience Miles & Stockbridge, George School of Law, Mercer chiatric Association; Board of Directors. Experience: Law Clerk, Judge Gerald B. Experience: Teaching Fellow. Boston Easton, MD: Gentry. Tipton, Kizer & Lit· University. National Association of Counsel lor Chil­ Tojflat. United States Court of Appeals College Law School; Associate Proles­ tie, P.C , Knoxville. dren, 1989; Articles on constitutional law Experience: Student Assistant, College for the Eleventh Circuit; Robinson, Brad­ sor of Law, University of Kansas. of Law Library, Florida State University; and children and the law in Cooley, Ken· shaw & Hinson, Charlotte, North Caroli­ 1976-81; Prolessor of Law, University of MICHAEL JOHNSON Cataloger and Head of Technical Serv­ lucky, Oklahoma. and St. Louis law na, 1986-92; Associate Professor of Law, Kansas. 1981-87; Visiting Professor of Associate Professor of Law reviews. among others. ices; Walter F. George School of Law Law. Duke University, 1983-84; Associ· University of Tennessee since 1992. Education: A.B. 1964. Carleton College; Library. Mercer University; Special Judi· ate Vice Chancellor. Research, Gradu· Achievements/Publications; Note. M.A. 1966. Ph.D. 1968. The Johns Hop· cial Clerk, Superior Courts of Georgia. ate Studies and Public Service. "Rethinking the Rule of Reason: From kins University; J.D. 1983. University of Flint Judicial Circuit; Staff Attorney, Paul University of Kansas. 1983·87; Dean and Professional Engineers to NCAA," Duke Tennessee. M. Reutershan Fellow. National Veterans Professor of Law, University of Tennes· Adjunct Faculty Law Journal, 1984. Legal Services Project; Reference Librar· see, 1987-91 ; Professor of Law since Experience: Associate Professor of Psy· ian,School of Law Library, Howard 1991 . William J. Maier, Jr. Chair of Law. ANN BARKER chology. University of Tennessee. University; Assistant Professor and Head West Virginia University, 1991·92; Visit· Associate Professor of Law Achievements/Publications: Books: Co· of Public Services. University of Tennes· ing Professor ol Law, University of North Education: B.A. 1968. Emory and Henry author, William James: The Principles at see Law Library since 1990. Carolina, 1992-93. College; M P.H 1975. University of 100 and A Psychological Introduction to Achievements/Publications: ''A Selective Achievements/Publications: Instructor, North Carolina; J.D. 1979, Georgetown Knowledge Acquisition; Articles in Bibliography of Georgia Practice Materi· Northeast. Far West and Midwest CLEO University Law Center. several journals including Psych ological als," Southeastern Law Librarian, Sum· Institutes. 1976, 1977 and 1982; Direc­ Experience: Director. Oflice of Public Record. Campbell Law Review. and mer 1983; American Association of Law tor, Midwest CLEO Institute, 1979-81: Services Activities. District ol Columbia Journal of Psych olinguistic Research. Libraries; Southeastern Chapter, Ameri· President, 1986-88, Board of Trustees, Bar, Washington, D.C.; Pro Bono Coor· can Association of Law Libraries. 1980-89, Law School Admission Coun­ dina tor and Stall Attorney. Knoxville Le· ROBERT L. JOLLEY, JR. cil; Skills Training Committee. 1980·85 gal Aid Society, Inc .. Project Consultant, Associate Professor of Law (Chair, 1982-85), Council Member, Litigation Assistance Partnership Project. Education: B.A. 1972, Vanderbilt Univer· 1984-85 and 1989-present, American American Bar Association, Chicago; sity; J.D. 1976. University of Chicago. Bar Association Section on Legal Edu· Visiting Associate Professor of Law. Experience: Assistant Attorney General, cation and Admissions to the Bar; Na· University of Tennessee. 1991-92 Senior Assistant Attorney General. Stale tional Collegiate Athletic Association Achievements/Publications: Board Mem· of Tennessee; Assistant District Allorney, Committee on Infractions, 1986·88; ber. East Tennessee Lawyers Associa· Sixth Judicial District; Board of Directors Member, Pulitzer Prize Board, since lion for Women; Member, Knox County (past president), Association of Govern· 1990; Articles on employment discrimi· Task Force Against Domestic Violence. ment Allorneys in Capital Litigation. nation, child custody, women in the law. and linancial aid.

68 JANICE K. KELL BARBARA J. MUHLBEIER tion programs; Author of column in GARY R. SIGNER PAIGE A. WINCK ' Assistant Professor of Law Assistant Professor of Law Ready for the Plaintiff; Member, Ameri­ Associate Professor of Law Assistant Professor of Law can Board of Trial Advocates and the So­ Education: B.S. 1969, University of Education: B.A. 1975, University of Education: B.A. 1974, J.D. 1977, Univer­ Education: B.A. 1975, College of William ciety for Law and Medicine, Master of Wyoming; M.S. 1981 , J.D. 1986, Univer­ North Carolina; M.A. 1977, J.D. 1983, sity of Colorado. and Mary; J.D. 1978, Georgetown the Bench, American Inns of Court. sity of Tennessee. University of Tennessee. University Law Center. Experience: Senior Attorney, Office of Experience: Harwell, Baumgartner & Wil­ Experience: Heiskell, Donelson, Bear­ PAMELA L. REEVES the General Counsel, Tennessee Valley Experience: Law Clerk, Judge John T. lis, Knoxville; Trial Attorney, United man, Adams, Williams & Kirsch, and Associate Professor of Law Authority, since 1977. Copenhaver, Jr., Southern District of States Attorney's Office; Judicial Clerk, Hunton & Williams, Knoxville; Vice Presi­ West Virginia; Jackson & Kelly, Education: B.A. 1976, J.D. 1979, Univer­ Achievements/Publications: Lecturer at Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals. dent and General Counsel, First Ameri­ Charleston, West Virginia; Assistant Unit­ sity of Tennessee. hazardous materials/waste management can National Bank, Knoxville. ed States Attorney, Civil Division, seminars, 1986; Tennessee Bar Associ­ JAMES R. LaFEVOR Experience: Watson & Reeves, Knox­ Southern District of West Virginia and ation's Coping with Environmental Law Professor of Law ROBERT P. MURRIAN ville; Instructor for paralegal courses, Eastern District of Tennessee. Issues seminars, 1990; Chair, Permitting Associate Professor of Law Knoxville College and Pellissippi State. Education: B.A. 1968, Middle Tennes­ and Compliance Committee, Utility Air see State University; J.D. 1974, Univer­ Education: B.S. 1967, United States Achievements/Publications: Article in the Regulatory Group. sity of Tennessee. Naval Academy; J.D. 1974, University of Tennessee Law Review, Board of Gover­ Emeriti Faculty Tennessee. nors, 1979-90, Tennessee Young Law­ JOSEPH M. TIPTON R. Macdonald Gray, A.B., J.D. Experience: Director of Litigation, Knox­ yers' Conference; member and Professor of Law Professor of Law ville Legal Aid Society; Rowland & Experience: Law Clerk, Judge Robert L. President, 1983, Knoxville Barristers; Rowland, Knoxville. Taylor, United States District Court, Education: B.S. 1969, J.D. 1971 , Univer­ Forrest W. Lacey, A.B., LL.B., LL.M., Board of Governors, 1981 -83, and Eastern District of Tennessee; Butler, sity of Tennessee. S.J.D. Newsletter Executive Editor, 1990-91 , JOHANNA J. McGLOTHLIN Vines, Babb & Threadgill, Knoxville; Alumni Distinguished Service Professor Knoxville Bar Association; Big Experience: Tipton, Eshbaugh, Simpson Assistant Professor of Law United States Magistrate Judge, Eastern of Law & Varner and Lockridge & Becker, Knox­ District of Tennessee. Brothers/Big Sisters. Education: B.S. 1969, J.D. 1984, Univer­ ville; Judge, Tennessee Court of Crimi­ Charles H. Miller, A.B., J.D. sity of Tennessee. Achievements/Publications: Master of THOMAS S. SCOTT, JR. nal Appeals, Eastern Division; College of Professor of Law the Bench, Hamilton Burnett Chapter of Trial Advocacy, faculty, 1982-85, 1987. Experience: Arnett, Draper & Hagood, Professor of Law Elvin E. Overton, Ph.D., J.D., S.J.D. the American Inns of Court; Federal Knoxville. Education: B.A. 1961 , Maryville College; Alumni Distinguished Service Magistrate Judges Association. JOHN A. WALKER J.D. 1967, University of Tennessee. Professor of Law and Secretary of the ANNE M. McKINNEY Professor of Law College of Law DONALD F. PAINE Experience: Arnett, Draper & Hagood, Associate Professor of Law Education: A.B. 1963, Duke University; Professor of Law Knoxville; College of Trial Advocacy Toxey H. Sewell, B.S., J.D., LL.M. Education: B.A. 1971 , Duke University; J.D. 1966, Columbia University. Professor of Law Education: B.A. 1961 , M.A. 1963, J.D. faculty, 1978-85, 1987-90; Founding J.D. 1976, University of North Carolina. Experience: Walker & Walker, P.C.; 1963, University of Tennessee. member and President-elect, Tennessee Experience: Tax Technician, Estate and Chapter, American Board of Trial Advo­ Numerous articles on debtor-creditor law Experience: Assistant Professor, Univer­ Gift Tax Attorney, United States Internal cates; Lecturer on trial practice subjects in Tenn. L. Rev. and Vanderbilt L. Rev. ; sity of Tennessee College of Law, Revenue Service; Instructor, Becker at various continuing education pro­ Associate Member, National Bankruptcy 1966-70; Paine, Swiney & Tarwater, CPA Review Course; Stone & Hinds, grams; Member, Federation of Insur­ Conference, 1971-80; Faculty, Tennes­ Knoxville; Adjunct Professor of Law, Knoxville. ance and Corporate Counsel; President, see Bar Association's Annual Review Vanderbilt University; Member, Ameri­ Knoxville Bar Association, 1990; Coun­ Seminar. can Law Institute; Fellow, American Col­ TIMOTHY M. McLEMORE sellor, American Inns of Court. lege of Trial Lawyers; Faculty, Assistant Professor of Law PENNY J. WHITE Tennessee Bar Association's Annual SARAH Y. SHEPPEARD Associate Professor of Law Education: B.A. 1983, Carson Newman Review Seminar; Author. Tennessee Associate Professor of Law Education: B.S. 1978, East Tennessee College; J.D. 1986, University of Tennes­ Law of Evidence, 1st Ed.; Co-author, Education: B.A. 1976, J.D. 1979, Univer­ State University; J.D. 1981 , University of see; Ll.M. 1991 , New York University. Tennessee Law of Evidence, 2d Ed. sity of Tennessee. Tennessee; LL.M. 1987, Georgetown Experience: Gentry, Tipton, Kizer & Lit­ (with Cohen and Sheppeard). University Law Center. tle, P.C., Knoxville. Experience: Lockridge & Becker, ROBERT E. PRYOR 1980-85; Allen, Taylor, Sheppeard & Experience: Associate Professor, Crimi­ F. SCOTT MILLIGAN Professor of Law Parris, 1986-88; Susano & Sheppeard, nal Justice Department, East Tennessee State University; Supervising Attorney Assistant Professor of Law Education: B.A. 1966, J.D. 1969, Univer­ 1988-present, Knoxville; Book: Tennes­ see Law of Evidence, 2d ed. (with N. Co­ and Clinical Instructor, Georgetown . Education: B.S. 1986, J.D. 1989, Univer­ sity of Tennessee. hen and D. Paine); Faculty member, University Criminal Justice Clinic; sity of Tennessee. Experience: Pryor, Flynn, Priest & Tennessee Bar Association's Annual General Practice, Johnson City; Circuit Harber, Knoxville; College of Trial Ad­ Experience: Law Clerk, Judge John C. Review Seminar; Men1ber, American Court Judge, 1st Judicial District, Article, Cook, United States Bankruptcy Court. vocacy faculty, 1978-85, 1987-90; In­ Inns of Court. Memphis State Law Review and Com­ Eastern District of Tennessee; Frantz. structor, National Institute for Trial municating Employee Responsibilities McConnell & Seymour, Knoxville. Advocacy and other continuing educa- and Rights. The University of Te nnessee, Knoxville

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Attorney at Law (Knoxville) Hall, Haynes, Lusk & Foster(Chattanooga) (Franklin) (Gallatin) (McMinnville) Ernst & Whinney (Nashville) Hamilton County Attorney's Office (Chat- Law Office of Fred Jones, P.C. (Memphis) McCoin & McCoin (Cleveland) Joyce, Meredith & Flitcroft (Oak Ridge) Law Office of John Poteet (Cookeville) Attorney Richard Evans (Kingston) tanooga) McCord & Weaver (Knoxville) Primerica (Knoxville) Farris, Hancock, Gilman, Branan & Hellen Hamilton County Public Defender's Office Keeton Law Offices (Huntingdon) McCrea & Wyatt (Chattanooga) Priority Title Company (Knoxville) (Memphis) (Chattanooga) Kelly & Kelly (Jasper) McDonald, Levy & Tay lor (Knoxville) Pro Title Company (Knoxville) Farris, Warfield & Kanaday (Nashville) Attorney Edward H. Hamilton (Sevierville) Kennedy, Fulton & Koontz (Chattanooga) McDonnell, Boyd: Smith & Solmson Kennerly, Montgomery & Finley (Knoxville) Pryor, Flynn, Priest & Harber (Knoxville) Law Offices of Michael Faulk (Church Hill) Hanover, Walsh, Jalenak & Blair (Memphis) Keyton, Tu rner & Spitzer (Hohenwald) Public Defender's Office (Nashville) Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (Memphis) McSween & McSween (Newport) Rainey, Kizer, Butler, Reviere & Bell (Knoxville) Harris, Dunlap, Shelton & Cobb Kinnard & Smith (Nashville) Evan M. Meade & Associates (Johnson King & Ballow (Nashville) (Jackson) Finkelstein, Kern, Steinberg & Cunnin­ (Memphis) City) Kious, Hall & Anglin (Murfreesboro) Rainwater, Humble & Vowell (Knoxville) gham (Knoxville) Harsh, Kelly & Smith (Gallatin) Memphis Power & Light (Memphis) Kite & Vance (Sevierville) Attorney Robert R. Ramsey (Jamestown) Conrad Finnell, P.C. (Cleveland) Harwell, Martin & Stegall (Nashville) Metro Legal Services (Nashville) Ray, Farmer, Eldridge & Hickman First Security of Te nnessee Title & Escrow Hatmaker & Hall (Jacksboro) Kizer & Black (Maryville) Miller & Martin (Chattanooga) Knox County Attorney General's Office (Knoxville) Company (Knoxville) Haynes, Meek, Summers & Ruble Milligan & Gilbert (Knoxville) (Knoxville) Ray & North (Chattanooga) First Southern Mortgage (Knoxville) (Knoxville) Law Office of To m Monceret (Knoxville) Ray & Van Cleave (Tullahoma) Attorney James Fisher (Memphis) Haynes & Walker (Goodlettsville) Knox County Juvenile Court (Knoxville) Montague & Reagan (Knoxville) Rhea & Rhea, P.C. (Sneedville) Fleissner, Cooper & Marcus (Chat- Heiskell, Donelson, Bearman, Adams, Wil­ City of Knoxville, Office of the Law Direc- Moore, Stout, Waddell & Ledford tor (Knoxville) (Kingsport) Ridenour & Ridenour (Clinton) tanooga) liams & Kirsch (Memphis and Ritchie, Fels & Dillard (Knoxville) Fraley, Ogle & Wolfenbarger (Knoxville) Knoxville) Knoxville Area Urban League (Knoxville) Morrison, Ty ree & Dunn, P.A. (Knoxville) Ritchie & Wise (Knoxville) Attorney Dennis B. Francis (Knoxville) Henry & McCord (Tu llahoma) Knoxville Legal Aid Society (Knoxville) Murfree, Cope & Moore (Murfreesboro) Robertson, Williams, Ingram & Overbey Frantz, McConnell & Seymour(Knoxville) Hicks, Arnold, Haynes & Sanders (John­ Kramer, Rayson, Md/eigh, Leake& Rodg- Murfreesboro Legal Services (Mur- ers (Knoxville) freesboro) (Knoxville) 72 son City) 5 Robertson, Worsham. Moore & Hedges Te nnessee Court of Criminal Appeals: (Memphis) U.T. College of Agriculture (Knoxville) Haynes & Boone (Dallas) (Tullahoma) The Honorable A. A. Birch. Jr. Thompson & Bussart (Nashville) U.T. Energy, Environment & Resources Holmes & Millard (Dallas) Robinson, Smith & Wells (Chattanooga) (Nashville) Tipton. Eshbaugh. Simpson & Varner Center (Knoxville) Hughes & Luce (Dallas) Rogers, Laughlin. Nunnally & Hood The Honorable John K. Byers (Knoxville) U.T. Office of the General Counsel Johnson & Gibbs (Dallas) (Greeneville) (Knoxville) Title Insurance Company of Te nnessee (Knoxville) Lee & Gunselman (Plano) Rogers & Moore (Gallatin) The Honorable Joe D. Duncan (Chattanooga) U.T. Office of Student Conduct (Knoxville) Leonard, Marsh. Hunt & Te rry (Dallas) Rogers & Richardson (Manchester) (Knoxville) Douglas J. To ppenberg. Attorney at Law. U.T. Ombudsman Office (Knoxville) Shank, Irwin, Conant. Lipshy & Rowland & Rowland. PC. (Knoxville) The Honorable Joe B. Jones (Knoxville) U.T. Research Corporation (Knoxville) Casterline (Dallas) Rural Legal Services of Te nnessee (Oak (Memphis) Tr abue. Sturdivant & DeWitt (Nashville) Va lliant, Schwartz & Lusk (Knoxville) Shearson. Lehman. Hutton (Houston) Ridge) The Honorable John Peay (Clarksville) Tu rnbull & Wilder (Livingston) C. Va n Deacon. Attorney at Law Smith. Murdaugh. Little & Crawford Russell & Longworth (Loudon) The Honorable Lyle Reid (Brownsville) U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Te n­ (Cleveland) (Houston) Scientific Ecology Group (Oak Ridge) The Honorable Joseph M. Tipton nessee (Knoxville) Attorney Thomas Veteto (Memphis) Swift Energy Company (Houston) Shanks & Blackstock (Knoxville) (Knoxville) United States Bankruptcy Court: Attorney M. Coppley Vickers (Sevierville) Te xas Instruments (Dallas) Sharp & Ripley (Sevierville) The Honorable Gary R. Wade Eastern District of Te nnessee. The Vulcan Materials Company (Knoxville) Vinson & Elkins (Houston) Attorney Clark L. Shaw (Nashville) (Knoxville) Honorable John C. Cook (Chat­ Wagner. Myers & Sanger (Knoxville) Weil. Gotshal & Manges (Dallas) Shelby County Public Defender's Office Te nnessee Department of Health & En­ tanooga) Waldrop & Hall (Jackson) Worsham. Forsythe. Wooldridge & Sam- (Memphis) vironment (Nashville) Eastern District of Te nnessee. The Waller. Lansden. Dortch & Davis pels (Dallas) Shumacker & Thompson (Chattanooga) Te nnessee Department of Revenue Honorable Richard Stair. Jr., Knoxville (Nashville) VIRGINIA Shumate & Bowling (Knoxville) (Nashville) United States Sixth Circuit Court of Walt. Oyer & James (Knoxville) Bowie, Robinson and Bates (Bristol) Southern Mortgage Company (Knoxville) Te nnessee Department of Employment Appeals: Waring Cox (Memphis) Client-Centered Legal Services (Cas- Spears, Moore, Rebman & Williams. Inc. Security (Nashville) The Honorable GilbertS. Merritt, Chief Watson. Hollow & Reeves (Knoxville) tlewood) (Chattanooga) Te nnessee General Assembly (Nashville) Judge (Nashville) Weill & Weill (Chattanooga) Hunton & Williams (Fairiax and Richmond) Speed & Ta intor (Chattanooga) Te nnessee Human Rights Commission The Honorable H. Theodore Milburn Weintraub. Robinson. Weintraub & Stock McClintock Law Offices (Richlands) Spragins, Barnett, Guy & Farmer (Knoxville) (Chattanooga) (Memphis) Mullins. Thomason & Harris (Norton) (Jackson) Te nnessee Secretary of State (Nashville) The Honorable Harry W. Wellford. Sr. West & Rose (Kingsport) Office of the Commonwealth's Attorney Sproul & Hinton (Lenoir City) Te nnessee Sports Festival Legal Com­ (Memphis) Ward Whelchel Law Offices (Knoxville) (Gate City) Stanifer & Stanifer (Tazewell) mittee U.S. Oeparment of the Interior. The Wiersema. Lindsay & Cohen (Knoxville) Penn. Stuart. Eskridge & Jones Stewart. Estes & Donnell (Nashville) Te nnessee Supreme Court. Honorable Walter David To rbett Wilkerson & Stafford (Dyersburg) (Abingdon) Stokes & Bartholomew, PA. (Nashville) Justice Riley Anderson (Knoxville) United States District Court, Eastern Dis­ Wilson. Worley, Gamble & Ward, PC. Joe Roberts, Attorney at Law (Wise) Stone & Hinds PC. (Knoxville) Justice Frank Orowota (Nashville) trict of Te nnessee (Kingsport) United States Court of Appeals. Fourth Stophel & Stophel (Chattanooga) Te nnessee Tr ial Courts: The Honorable R. Allan Edgar (Chat­ Wilson & Ta ylor (Oneida) Circuit. The Honorable H. Emory Strang, Fletcher. Carriger, Walker, Hodge Sixth Judicial District, Fourth Division, tanooga) Wimberly. Lawson. Cobb & Leggio Widener (Abingdon) & Smith (Chattanooga) The Honorable William Swann The Honorable Thomas G. Hull (Knoxville) United States District Court. Western Dis­ Summers. McCrea & Wyatt (Chattanooga) (Knoxville) (Greeneville) Witt, Gaither & Whitaker (Chattanooga) trict of Virginia Susana & Sheppeard (Knoxville) Eleventh Judicial District. Division 2. The Honorable Robert P Murrian Wolff Ardis (Memphis) The Honorable B. Waugh Crigler Tay lor & Groover (Knoxville) The Honorable Samuel H. Payne (Knoxville) Woodard & Lincoln (Hendersonville) The Honorable Cynthia D. Kinser Y. Te nnessee Attorney General & Reporter (Chattanooga) The Honorable John Powers (Chat­ Gene Worthington. Attorney at Law Bernard S. Via Law Offices (Bristol) (Nashville) Eleventh Judicial District. Parts 1 & 2. tanooga) (Madisonville) Wolfe & Farmer (Norton) Te nnessee Court of Appeals: Chancellor R. Vann Owens and United States District Court. Middle Dis­ Wortley & Hibbett (Knoxville) Woods. Rogers & Hazlegrove (Roanoke) The Honorable Frank Crawford Chancellor Howell N. Peoples (Chat­ trict of Te nnessee. Ya ncey. Webb & Jackson (Knoxville) WEST VIRGINIA T. (Memphis) tanooga) The Honorable John Nixon Yost & Robertson (Franklin) Heritage Fuels. Inc. (Summerville) The Honorable David Farmer Twe ntieth Judicial District. Parts 1. 2 & (Nashville) TEXAS D. Grove Moler & W. Richard Shaton (Jackson) 3. Chancellor Irvin H. Kilcrease. Jr., The Honorable L. Clure Morton Akins Gump. Strauss. Haver & Feld (Mullins) The Honorable Herschel Franks Chancellor C. Allen High and Chan­ (Nashville) (Dallas) Raleigh County Prosecuting Attorney's (Chattanooga) cellor Robert S. Brandt (Nashville) The Honorable Thomas A. Wiseman. Arter, Hadden & Witts (Dallas) Office (Beckley) Jr. (Nashville) The Honorable Houston M. Goddard Twe ntieth Judicial District. Th1rd Divi­ Baker, Mills & Glast (Dallas) MILITARY/GOVERNMENT United States District Court. Western Dis­ (Knoxville) sion, The Honorable Barbara N. Carrington. Coleman. Sloman & Blum­ Federal Bureau of Investigation trict of Te nnessee The Honorable Alan E. Highers Haynes (Nashville) nethal (Dallas) US Air Force. Office of the Judge Advo­ The Honorable Julia S. Gibbons (Jackson) Thirtieth Judicial District. The Honora­ Collin County District Attorney 's Office cate General (Memphis) The Honorable William Koch ble Robert L. Childers (Memphis) (McKinney) US Army, Office of the Judge Advocate The Honorable Robert M. McRae (Nashville) Te nnessee Va lley Authority, Departmentof Exxon Corporation (Houston) General L. (Memphis) The Honorable Samuel Lewis Analysis & Review and Office of the Figari & Davenport (Dallas) US Navy. Office of the Judge Advocate U.S. Department of Energy (Oak Ridge) (Pulaski) General Counsel (Knoxville) Freytag, LaForce. Te ofan & Falik (Dallas) General T. The Honorable Don McMurray The Te nnessean (Nashville) U.S. Department of Health, Social Securi­ Gardere & Wynn (Dallas) INTERNATIONAL (Knoxville) Thomas. Mann & Smith (Chattanooga) ty Administration. Office of Hearings Graves. Dougherty. Hearon & Moody Donovan Leisure Newton & Irvine (Paris. The Honorable Hewitt P To mlin. Jr. Thomas. Hendrix. Harvey, Johnson. & Appeals (Chattanooga and (Austin) France) (Jackson) Mitchell. Blanchard & Adams Knoxville) .

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Fall 1992 Semester Southeastern Minority Job Fair* ...Aug ust 2" Registration & Orientation ...Aug ust 2 Classes Begin ... August 2 Labor Day (No classes) ...Sep temb1 On-Campus Interviewing Begins ...Sept emt Southeastern Law Placement Consortium * ...Octo ber ·, _,_, No On-Campus Interviews ...October 2 Fall Break (No Classes) ...Octo ber 9 National Public Interest Career Information Fair ** ...Octo ber 24 On-Campus Interviewing Ends ...No vember 24 Thanksgiving Break ... November 26-27 Classes End ...Dec ember 4 Examination Period ...Dec ember 8-18 Commencement ... December 20

Spring 1993 Semester Registration ...Janua ry 11-12 Classes Begin ...Jan uary 13 Martin L. King, Jr. Birthday (No classes) ...Janua ry 18 On-Campus Interviewing Begins ...Februar y 1 Mid-South Law Placement Consortium *** ...Febru ary 20 Spring Break ...Ma rch 22-26 Good Friday (No classes) ...April 9 Classes End ...April 30 Examination Period ...Ma y 4-13 Hooding Ceremony ...Ma y 13 Commencement ...Ma y 14

Summer 1993 Term Registration ...Ma y 25 Classes Begin ...Ma y 26 Independence Day (No classes) ...Ju ly 5 Classes End ...Ju ly 15 Examination Period ...July 19-26 Commencement ...Aug ust 13

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