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ALUMNI MAGAZINE FALL 2012 Message from the Dean

Jobs, Alumni, Students and Admissions

Players in the Jobs Market Admissions and Rankings This summer, the Wall Street The national press has highlighted the related phenomena Journal reported that we are the of the tight legal job market and rising student indebtedness. nation’s 25th best law school when it More prospective applicants are asking if a law degree is worth comes to placing our new graduates the cost, and law school applications are down significantly. in jobs that require law degrees. Just Ours have fallen by approximately 30% over the past two years. this month, Law School Transparency Moreover, our “yield” rate has gone down, meaning that fewer ranked us the nation’s 26th best law students are accepting our offers of admission. Our research school in terms of overall placement makes clear: prime competitor schools can offer far more score, and Florida’s best. Our web generous scholarship packages. To attract the top students, page includes more detailed information on our placement we must limit our enrollment and increase scholarship awards. outcomes. In short, we rank very high nationally in terms We are working with our university administration to limit of the number of students successfully placed. Although our our enrollment, which of course has financial implications average starting salary of $58,650 is less than those at the na- both for the law school and for the central university. It is tion’s most elite private law schools, so is our average student also imperative to increase our endowment in a way that will indebtedness, which is $73,113. yield us more scholarships for prospective students. Increased Alumni efforts have been critical to our success. A special scholarships are our top financial priority. Without these, thank you goes to every alum who has helped steer his or we will lose the battle at the admissions desk. The resulting her firm or organization to recruit from Florida State. We decline in the credentials of our entering class is likely to have at the school are very proud of our extraordinarily talented an adverse impact on some of the most visible national rank- and personable students. But it takes you in the “real world” ings. If you are interested in learning more about creating a to interview them. Assistant Dean for Placement, Rosanna scholarship, either endowed or non-endowed, please contact Catalano, her number two, Nicole Scialabba, or I will be glad me or Mark Pankey, [email protected]. to help you meet with students, either in person or by video- conference technology. Please let any of us know if you would More Outstanding Student Accomplishments like to meet with one or more of our students, whether you Through it all, we are charging ahead to sustain and have a permanent opening or not. Please know that many of advance an extraordinary program. Our students remain our students, especially the 1Ls, would be delighted to have extremely successful, not just in the job market but also in an unpaid internship to gain the professional work experience. national competitions. In August, the American Bar Asso- If you would like to become listed as a Placement Mentor, ciation Law Student Division once again named our Student please let me, [email protected], or Rosanna Catalano, Bar Association the “SBA of the Year.” Just last month, our [email protected], know. Placement Mentors agree to catch Mock Trial Team won first place in the National Criminal the occasional call or email from a student interested in the Trial Advocacy Competition held in San Francisco, Cali- same geographic or substantive area. You might like to join fornia. And the year in advocacy competitions is still young. in the work of our Alumni Association Board of Directors, Our Moot Court Team is gearing up for what we hope will be which has a Placement Committee. Among other things, another great year. And, apart from our co-curricular activi- the Placement Committee has started hosting networking ties, students throughout the school are succeeding in ways events in individual cities to help orient our students who that bring credit to themselves and to all of us. are committed to those communities. This past year, we had Thank you for all your support. these receptions with, roughly, a dozen alums and twenty students, in both Orlando and Tampa. The receptions were Sincerely, very well received by both students and alumni. If you would like to participate in such a reception, please let me or Becky Shepherd, [email protected], know. Don Weidner Dean and Alumni Centennial Professor Table of Contents Contents

DEAN AND ALUMNI CENTENNIAL PROFESSOR Features Donald J. Weidner

ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR Cover Story ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Curtis Bridgeman 2 Ricky Polston: ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR STUDENT AFFAIRS Our First Seminole Chief Justice Nancy L. Benavides

ASSISTANT DEAN FOR Alumni Focus STUDENT AFFAIRS Janeia Daniels Ingram 4 Amy Voigt Xenofos: Taking Off at NASA ASSISTANT DEAN FOR ADMINISTRATION Catherine J. Miller 6 Joseph W. Lawrence, II: Working for Justice

ASSISTANT DEAN FOR PLACEMENT 8 J. Wiley Horton: Rosanna Catalano Helping Inventors Take Flight ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR DEVELOPMENT Mark Pankey 10 Tanya L. Bower:

DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI Building Businesses and Bettering AFFAIRS & ANNUAL FUND Becky B. Shepherd Broward County

DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS AND 12 Railroad Lawyer Tammy Butler EDITOR Christi N. Morgan Faculty Focus PHOTOGRAPHY Bill Lax 14 Professor Hannah Wiseman Brings WRITERS Christi N. Morgan and Cutting-Edge Energy Law to Florida State Andrea Wolf GRAPHIC DESIGN 16 Former Dean and Professor Emeritus Perry Albrigo, Pomegranate Studio Joshua Morse Passes Away

Please send editorial contributions, including Class Action submissions DEPARTMENTS and changes of name and address to Office of Devel- 18 Noteworthy opment and Alumni Affairs, Alumni Profiles, Philanthropy, Events College of Law, Florida State 22 Class Action University, Tallahassee, FL Alumni Notes 32306-1601, e-mail: [email protected]. 34 For the Record Faculty News and Notes Cover photography by Bill Lax 44 Around the Law School Florida State Law News

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Ricky Polston: Our First Seminole Chief Justice

By Christi N. Morgan

ell into his first year as commander of the Florida WSupreme Court, Chief Justice Ricky Polston is enjoying the job and his new administrative duties. The De- cember 1986 College of Law graduate credits colleagues with helping prepare him to lead the court. “Being chief justice means more administrative responsibilities, so there are a lot of day-to-day things that you have to take care of. Prior to becoming chief justice I served as the administra- tive justice, so in a way that is a stepping stone preparation for becoming chief justice,” said Polston. “The other thing that assisted the transition is Chief Justice Canady did an excellent job involving me in certain things so that I was aware of what was going on when I took office. Lisa Goodner, our state courts administrator, does excellent chief justice school. She puts whoever is going into that office through very thorough classes on the responsibili- ties that the court and the branch have generally and the role the chief plays in connection to that. When Chief Justice Canady went through that process a couple of years ago, he included myself and Justice Labarga in his classes, so this year I went through it again and I also included Justice Labarga in those same classes as well.” Among the most pressing of Chief Justice Polston’s many administrative responsibilities is the judicial branch’s

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“Polston,” continued from page 2 budget. His background in account- budget and in technology transition. taught at night and what that showed ing – he was a practicing CPA prior to Those technology issues are nothing me is I couldn’t do that. Because of my law school – is especially beneficial in new, those have been around for years, extensive family commitments, that was this area. it is just that we are implementing not going to work.” “Even though the projections now them now. Anybody who has ever gone With five adopted sons living under their roof, the chief justice and his wife, “I am proud to be the first chief justice from the FSU law Deborah, also have an extremely busy school. I grew up as a Seminole, and am fortunate to home life. School, athletic practices and have both my undergraduate and law degrees from FSU. ball games have the Polstons shuttling It is a great university.” their children around Tallahassee on an almost daily basis. In addition to grow- ing their family through adoption, the are that in this current fiscal year we through a computer conversion knows Polstons have four grandchildren and should have a surplus, on the horizon we that it is challenging.” another on the way. have Eurozone problems and the fiscal Chief Justice Polston’s love for appel- “People that see him in the legal cliff,” said Chief Justice Polston about late law means that he still enjoys the realm see him in judge world, I’ve had the world’s current economic situation. other primary part of his job – decid- the chance to see him in judge world “Those are very looming storms out ing cases. The characteristics that have and hanging out as a dad,” said Judge there that we all hope go away. As long made him a good judge benefit him as Roberts. “He enjoyed being a judge as those issues don’t negatively impact a chief justice. when he was here and from what I see us, we hope our budget will be okay. But “He is thoughtful, smart, prepared of him now, he enjoys being a justice that is a concern. Our core focus is get- and persuasive,” said First District and chief justice, but he enjoys being a ting adequate funding for the branch. Court of Appeal Judge L. Clayton dad even more.” “As a percentage of the total funding Roberts (’91), who served for two years Making the Polstons’ lives even more for state government, for eight years with Chief Justice Polston before his hectic is the fact that Deborah Polston’s we went out and said that the judicial appointment to the Florida Supreme work as an advocate for human traffick- branch represented 0.7% of the total Court. “He examines the issues. He is ing and adoption issues keep her busy state budget. This current fiscal year it always willing to talk, he doesn’t be- with speaking engagements. is 0.6% of the total state budget.” come entrenched in his position, but he When talking with Chief Justice The court system’s technological has a position. He is willing to listen and Polston, you get the sense that he knows needs also are important to the chief give you his thoughts and he wants to life is not going to slow down anytime justice. hear your thoughts. He is very respect- soon, so he is embracing it. The Florida “Technology issues in the branch are ful, but when he decides, he decides.” State University College of Law could huge,” said Chief Justice Polston. “That Although his to-do list grew sub- not have hoped for a better representa- involves the current development of a stantially when he became head of tive as its first chief justice. statewide portal for electronic filing. the state’s highest court, Chief Justice “I am proud to be the first chief jus- We also have rules for e-service by at- Polston still is very engaged with the tice from the FSU law school. I grew up torneys. We are moving to a paperless law school. Teaching is one way he stays as a Seminole, and am fortunate to have court system in Florida which affects all connected. both my undergraduate and law degrees U our appellate and trial courts.” “I love doing it,” said the chief justice. from FSU. It is a great university.” “If you could sum up in a phrase “I’ve had to juggle the times of classes. the state of the judicial branch, that For example, during the summer I phrase would be concerned about the taught at night. It was the first time I’ve

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Amy Voigt Xenofos: Taking Off at NASA By Christi N. Morgan

my Voigt Xenofos was minutes away from taking one of her Alast law school exams when she received a call that would shape the rest of her professional career. The caller was one of Xenofos’ current bosses at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). “When she called, she said, ‘Hi, is this a good time?’ and I said, ‘Oh yea, I’m just walking into a final, I’ve got a few minutes,’” said Xenofos, who was offered a job at NASA the week after she graduated in 2000. “She said that made her think I would be a fit here because if I was completely nonchalant and the pressure of an impending final wasn’t getting to me, that was a good indicator that I would be able to handle the job.” Today, Xenofos serves as Assistant Chief Counsel, General Law and Ex- ternal Partnerships at NASA’s Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. Ninety percent of her time is spent on “generic government lawyer” work – negotiating government con- tracts, government ethics, litigation and fiscal law – but she also has had some unique experiences that only NASA could have provided. Xenofos was intimately involved with the 2003 Columbia accident. When the shuttle broke apart upon re-entry, debris was strewn across Texas and Louisiana, so NASA’s Houston office was ground zero for the initial response.

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“Xenofos,” continued from page 4

“The day after the accident my boss to be the lead counsel on an enormous the nation’s capital was Xenofos’ future said, ‘You are going to support the land transfer and environmental respon- husband, George, a mechanical engi- recovery team out in the field that is sibility transfer that has never been done neer for NASA. collecting debris,’” said Xenofos, who in the government. It was awesome!” “We both were working in the Ex- packed a suitcase, boxed up some office With the end of the shuttle program ploration Systems Mission Directorate supplies and drove to western Louisiana and recent changes to NASA’s mission, – he was the deputy chief engineer and I to meet the team that was gathering Xenofos currently plays an integral was the lead counsel and we were prob- physical evidence. “The first thing that role in how NASA is supporting and ably the only people in the organization I was responsible for doing was mak- advancing commercial human space that were in their early 30s,” recalled ing sure we collected the evidence we exploration efforts. Xenofos. “It didn’t take us long to find needed from the crash site to determine “I’m our lead counsel for external each other and to become friends and a cause of death and issue death certifi- partnerships,” said Xenofos. “We’ve he eventually asked me out.” cates. The families needed those to take developed this entire practice of non- Xenofos and her husband, who she care of their affairs and that was really traditional agreements using NASA’s refers to as a rocket scientist because he tough. I ended up spending five weeks ‘other transaction’ authority, which we holds a patent on a rocket engine injec- with the Mishap Investigation Team in call Space Act Agreements and I’m tor, started dating, got married, bought the field and I learned a lot.” one of the agency experts on them. We a house and had a daughter within about Xenofos’ first assignment at NASA use these in all sorts of areas, but the 24 months. Their daughter, Sophie, will was serving as lead attorney for a land most popular thing that’s been done turn three years old in January. transfer of 66 acres. The sale of NASA’s with them lately is to use Space Act If the stars align, Sophie will end up Industrial Plant to the City of Downey Agreements to provide funding to help like her mother – in a job about which (California), where the plant was lo- commercial companies develop the ca- she is passionate. cated, was groundbreaking. pability to carry cargo and people into “Part of the reason I love my job is “There was a significant amount of low Earth orbit. These instruments were because I feel like I’m getting to con- contaminated soil and groundwater in the core mechanisms for NASA’s Com- tribute to something bigger,” said the the area from decades of government mercial Orbital Transportation Services self-proclaimed space geek. “Despite all operations,” said Xenofos. “Normally (COTS) project and the Commercial of the drama that NASA has had and if the government is going to transfer Crew Program (CCP), both of which despite all of the federal budget cuts, you land, we have to clean it up first. But I was lucky enough to serve as co-lead see how dedicated everybody is here. we knew the cleanup was going to take counsel on. Prior to the last year, the You see how interested people are in a long time and the city wanted to go only people that could put cargo and learning new things and exploring and ahead and utilize the property and be people into orbit were governments. all the different technologies and capa- able to make it usable again. So we NASA is helping invest in the private bilities that get developed. People here worked out a deal where we would sell sector to be able to develop a new ca- are so excited about what they do – you them the property, with the idea that pability for industry to provide back to really feel like you are helping people it wasn’t cleaned up yet, but that they NASA.” achieve their dreams. Most lawyers U were going to take over the cleanup and In addition to shaping her profes- aren’t lucky enough to have that.” we would give them a discount on the sional life, NASA has had a significant purchase price for the cost that it was impact on Xenofos’ personal life. In going to take to finish the cleanup. That 2006, the Coral Gables native tem- had never been done in the government porarily left Houston for a detail at before we did it. NASA’s Headquarters in Washington, “It was great because, who at 25 gets D.C. Also on temporary assignment in

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Joseph W. Lawrence, II: Working for Justice

By Christi N. Morgan

s one of nine siblings, Fort Lau- derdale attorney Joseph Lawrence Alearned to love noise and competi- tion. He also was surrounded by love and friendship. “It was the best way to grow up,” re- marked Lawrence, who was the second youngest child. “You can’t beat having eight best friends growing up.” His mother, Nancy, taught her chil- dren to treat all people fairly – a value that is ever present in Lawrence’s mind. Perhaps that is why, like many entering law students, Lawrence decided to be- come an attorney – to “save the world” and “work for justice.” Lawrence, who had boyhood aspi- rations of becoming a Catholic priest, spends much of his time helping others through his church and other spiri- tual groups. One such organization is BOLD Justice – a social action program in Broward County that works with area churches to influence the govern- ment to provide needed services such as affordable housing and medical care. Lawrence also has traveled to Haiti and Jamaica to work with our less fortunate Caribbean neighbors. “I work with St. Thomas University, their School of Theology and Ministry in Miami and there I can put my life’s lessons into partnerships,” said Law- rence. “I have done so through Haiti, where I work along with a group of people on developing a coffee farming cooperative. What we are trying to do

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“Lawrence,” continued from page 6 is to work with the coffee farmers to help them obtain a living wage for their work. We coordinated with an Italian coffee roaster to agree to purchase in bulk their coffee bean product and then to sell it in Europe. Also, we take a certain quantity that we pre-purchase and sell it in the United States and that way we have increased the ability of the farmers – who now work together – to market their goods. And we provide them assistance through third-party experts in helping them grow their crop and keep their crop safe from insects (L-R) College of Law graduates and Vezina, Lawrence & Piscitelli, P.A. attorneys Christian Cutillo (’11), Lynn Guery (’12), Joe Lawrence (’76), Steve Johnson (’00) and Daniel Young (’92). without the use of pesticides. “We also work with a group of arti- sans in a small town in northwest Haiti partment of Business and Professional spending a lot of time in the South in helping them market in the U.S. – Regulation to do similar work, Law- Florida area and traveling out of Tal- these are women who are the heads of rence entered private practice. lahassee,” said Lawrence. “We already their family, who have no ability to get “I still believe I’m doing justice,” said had a burgeoning client load down here. employment in their area. Two nuns the December 1975 graduate, “but now It was where I was spending most of my that live there have taught them how for private companies and individuals time, but living in hotels.” to make beautiful artisan goods. It is who need to make their way through In recent years, much of Lawrence’s a huge way to work with people, using the system.” time is spent mentoring the younger no lawyer skills, but using what the law Lawrence’s firm, Vezina, Lawrence attorneys in his firm – many of whom school taught me as far as integrity and & Piscitelli, P.A., handles construction also are Florida State Law alumni. work ethic.” litigation cases. “It’s much easier to practice law Upon graduation from the College “Although we do it all, our specialty than it is to help someone learn how of Law, Lawrence began his legal career is in horizontal construction – highways, to practice law,” said Lawrence, who is doing consumer protection work at the bridges, site development, underground the father of five, two of whom are at- Florida Attorney General’s Office in utilities, earthwork, rock mining, any- torneys. “I enjoy the competitiveness of Tallahassee. “Frankly, I was going to thing in a horizontal fashion. For the life, the more difficult, the more I enjoy save the world, in consumer protection. most part we represent contractors and it. So working with younger attorneys Then, I went into the administrative engineering firms.” who care is joyful. I don’t know that I law section of the Attorney General’s Lawrence’s predecessor firm had one am good at it, but I know that is where Office, which handled the legal coun- office in Tallahassee when it opened I need to be.” seling for the professional regulatory more than 25 years ago. The “wonder- Through Lawrence’s mentoring, the boards, thinking I could do more justice ful, noisy filled environment” of South next generation of attorneys is learning in an environment where the public is Florida suits Lawrence well, so it is fit- to treat people fairly and to work for U protected by regulatory agencies and ting that he opened a second office in justice, too. I could also protect the public from Fort Lauderdale a few years later. regulatory agencies.” “We were a statewide law firm of After moving to the Florida De- approximately six lawyers and were

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J. Wiley Horton: Helping Inventors Take Flight By Christi N. Morgan

hen J. Wiley Horton decided to join Angel Flight Southeast, the Tallahassee patent law attorney thought he might perform one flight per quarter on his WCesna Turbo 206. Volunteering for the organization – which arranges free air transportation, via private aircraft, for people in medical and financial need who must travel long distances to access health care – is a way Horton can use his experience as an instrument-rated pilot to help others. Because the medical histories of those in need of Angel Flight services are so moving, and because there are not many volunteer pilots in the area, Horton has transported patients as often as every 2-3 weeks. “A lot of these are relay flights, so you might have somebody from South Florida that needs to go to Houston and the Angel Flight folks will break that into three legs,” explained Horton. “One of the beauties of the system is – many of the patients are from rural areas – people just don’t realize how many airfields there are in the United States. The type of

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“Horton,” continued from page 8 aircraft that I fly, you only need about for something in my business practice, it Horton also represents Dr. Tommie a thousand feet of grass to land. We is almost always that I understood what Wright – who composed Florida State’s sometimes land at private strips. People they were talking about.” fight song – and has drafted patents bend over backwards for us.” Horton has Because he loves learning, working for a number of significant innovations even experienced air-traffic controllers with inventors is ideal for Horton. In for the National High Magnetic Field at international airports holding com- order to fully understand his clients’ Laboratory. mercial flights for his Angel Flight. products, Horton must research com- The holder of several patents, Horton Horton, who practices at Penning- plex concepts. “A lot of my time is still loves to design. When someone ton, Moore, Wilkinson, Bell & Dunbar, spent reading background information comes to him with a good idea, but not has flown all over the world. After – things like textbooks. Wikipedia the knowledge or ability to build their getting married in June 2011, Horton is, frankly, one of the best sources for invention, Horton often helps design it and his new wife, Eva, flew around technical information.” and refers the client to a company that Botswana, Mozambique, South Africa Evidence of his clients’ inventions can bring it to life. He also matches and Zambia during their honeymoon. can often be found scattered around inventors with investors when needed. This August, the Hortons welcomed Horton’s office – items such as a jet Like many passionate designers, their first child, a daughter named Eliza. “I don’t really notice the work,” said “I started drafting patents primarily for individual Horton about the long nights that are inventors and small companies,” said Horton, who has common with an infant. “It’s a little dif- ferent for me because I’m 46 and I didn’t built the largest patent law practice in north Florida and think I was going to have any children, south Georgia. so it’s hard to see the bad side of it. She is a delight.” Prior to fatherhood and law school, boat nozzle, cast-concrete platelets and Horton’s home includes a machine shop Horton worked as an aerospace design a power circuit board. Horton has been and welding shop. engineer under contracts for the United fortunate to help many people turn their “I do a lot of antique firearms resto- States government. His technical back- initial ideas into thriving businesses. ration and I still build a good number ground has been extremely beneficial in One such example is Applied Fiber – a of prototypes. Since getting married, I his practice. Havana, Florida-based company that am mostly building furniture – I built a “I started drafting patents primar- manufactures terminated synthetic fiber table for Christmas – and I’ve got a baby ily for individual inventors and small tension systems. carrier I’m working on. It’s going to be companies,” said Horton, who has built “That is now a very successful com- welded out of aluminum tubing. It’s a the largest patent law practice in north pany run by an individual named backpack-based carrier and it should be Florida and south Georgia. “It’s really Richard Campbell, who is incredibly good from about six months through just been a word-of-mouth thing. Most innovative in the field of high-strength 3 years.” of my clients are not in the area – I have fibers,” said Horton about the company Horton is not building the car- clients all over the U.S. and foreign he has represented since Campbell came rier with dreams of marketing it to clients. I think the reason the business to him with the initial idea. “When I the masses; he is just a dad who wants has grown is, the common complaint of first met him he was 12 or 13 years old; a better carrier than what is available people that want to get patents drafted is I didn’t have a professional involvement commercially. Should the product gain they talk to patent attorneys and the at- with him at that time. He had a business popularity, though, Horton is in the torney doesn’t understand what they are selling, at that point mail-order, parts perfect position to make it available to U talking about. When I get a compliment for radio-controlled cars and trucks.” parents everywhere.

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Tanya L. Bower: Building Businesses and Bettering Broward County

By Christi N. Morgan anya Bower builds jigsaw puzzles. Not literally, but that is how she Tdescribes her job. “My niche is, I represent the busi- ness owner from beginning to end and everything in between,” said the Tripp Scott director about her Fort Lauderdale-based practice. Bower discovered her specialty area while she was a law student. “When I went to FSU, I tried to take every business course I could take and tried to stay as far away from litiga- tion as I could,” said Bower. “I had the pleasure of taking an adjunct professor who taught Corporate Tax and the world became very clear and bright and sunny. At his advice, I went for a year at Miami for a Tax degree. “While I wouldn’t tell you I’m a tax attorney, the tax comes into about 85% of everything that I do,” said Bower, who earned her LL.M. in Taxation a year after she earned her law degree. “For employers, sometimes we’ll do deferred compensation plans to keep key employees around and a lot of that is tax based. As part of representing the business owner, the majority of their wealth sits in their business, so I do estate planning. I really enjoy estate planning for business owners because it has so many different nuances to it.” Bower often develops strong bonds with her clients. “A lot of times, I am much more of a consultant or advisor than I am a

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“Bower,” continued from page 10 true attorney for my clients. I do feel a better place.” ring, you couldn’t miss him. He was like in many ways I am part of their Bower also enjoys her free time in beautiful and he taught me a lot about family and their business,” said Bower, Broward County. perseverance and responsibility.” whose immediate family includes two “I love yoga; I try to do it at least Bower also learned many of life’s dogs – Cinnamon and Tessa. “I have a three times a week,” said Bower. “Being lessons from her grandmother, Nana. client who is in his 70s and he’s got six in lovely, sunny South Florida, I started She was a single mother who owned living kids and I know all their names, learning how to paddle board with the a successful real-estate title office in I know almost all of their kids’ names, goal to eventually do stand-up paddle which Bower worked. I know where they are going to college, board yoga. And I golf a little bit – I “It was unusual to see someone in the and his kids call me.” wouldn’t tell you I’m a golfer, I hit balls. 70s and 80s as a female not be employed In addition to having a thriving law “Even though I hardly ever go to the by somebody,” said Bower. “I learned a practice, Bower is very involved in com- beach, I like the fact that I can drive lot about dealing with people and deal- munity service. The Broward County ing with clients. She had some clients native is proud of the area in which who were extremely loyal and I learned she grew up and cannot remember a a lot about treating clients well from time when she wasn’t working to make that experience. I have clients who are her community better. When she first extremely loyal to me and I am loyal to started practicing, Bower joined the them and I am the first one they call Seminole Club of Broward County as a even if it is not a legal issue sometimes. way to give back to the university. More A lot of that I learned from her from a recently, her service efforts have evolved very early age.” around her membership in the Junior Her mentor at Tripp Scott, Dennis (L-R) Cinnamon, Bower and Tessa League of Broward County, Leader- Smith, has re-enforced Bower’s com- ship Broward and the United Way of mitment to customer service. Broward County. 20 minutes and drive along one of the “My career in the last 13 years, in a “If you look at some of the major most beautiful beaches in the world. I lot of ways follows the path of Dennis non-profits in Broward County, they look out my window and I can actually Smith,” said Bower. “If there is one were started by the Junior League and see the ocean from my office. I grew up thing I want to take from what I’ve it makes me very proud to be part of riding horses and there are pockets of watched happen with him is the con- that organization,” said Bower. Through this community that still have horses tinuing loyalty of clients. The clients the league, she became involved with and you can still ride.” I have today, I want them still to be the United Way and a project to create Bower showed horses competitively my clients as I am facing retirement – U a resource center for youth transition- into her college years. Initially, she paid whether it’s them or it’s their kids.” ing out of foster care. “Leadership for lessons by feeding horses and clean- Broward is an organization my firm ing stalls and eventually owned two has supported for 15 or 20 years. It has horses – Bounce and Spirit. a community-gives-back element and “When I bought him he was crazy they have programs from middle school and he tried to kill me; he was a totally to retirement age – this year we have misunderstood horse,” Bower said about focused tremendously on improving Spirit. “He was not the most attractive our high school program and trying to horse when you just walked up on him get the public schools involved. A lot but when you saddled him up, put him of it is trying to make our community onto the bridle and entered the show

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Railroad Lawyer Tammy Butler

By Christi N. Morgan

eorgia native Tammy Butler al- ways knew where she wanted to Gland. Working as an accountant, earning a law degree and practicing business law at Holland & Knight were steps along the path to her ultimate goal of becoming in-house counsel. Although the path did not go exactly as planned, Butler reflects that everything happened as it was intended. While practicing at Driver, McAfee & Griggs in Jacksonville, she began rethinking her original plan and was considering working the rest of her career at the small, family-friendly firm. But she was presented with an opportunity in 2005 that piqued her curiosity. “A head hunter called me and said that a local Fortune 500 company was looking for an attorney and asked if I would be interested,” said Butler, who was practicing corporate law at the time. “I was not looking to make a move, but I was curious about the opportunities an in-house law depart- ment had to offer and the contributions that I could provide to the company in such a position. I interviewed for the position at CSX Transportation, was impressed with the company and accepted the position.” Seven years later, Butler is senior counsel of the rail-based freight trans- portation company and is enjoying being a railroad lawyer. She began her career at CSX providing legal support for the company’s Engineering De- partment, drafting and negotiating

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“Butler,” continued from page 12 contracts for construction and railroad serves on the board of the Jacksonville friends. She and her husband, Carlo, crossing projects with governmental Urban League; chairs the Jacksonville have an 11-year-old daughter named agencies and private entities throughout Bar Association’s In-house Counsel Tia, who she jokes has a more active the 23 states in which the company op- Committee and is vice-chair of the social calendar than her mother. erates. Over the years she has progressed School Advisory Committee for Dar- Butler revealed that one of her time to representing various other groups nell Cookman School of Medical Arts. management secrets is combining her and departments within the company She also volunteers for several non- passions when possible, such as vol- and working in several areas of law, including technology and government “In addition to providing legal advice and support, I contracting. am also a business partner – working closely with the “One of the best parts about my work groups I support on business strategy. Being an in-house is that I am more than a lawyer,” said attorney has also afforded me the opportunity to use my the 1999 College of Law graduate. “In addition to providing legal advice and accounting background. I recently returned to the law support, I am also a business partner department after working for two years in the company’s – working closely with the groups I Internal Audit Department, where I was over the Internal support on business strategy. Being an in-house attorney has also afforded me Investigations group. I gained valuable experience and the opportunity to use my accounting knowledge about other areas of the company that I use background. I recently returned to the regularly in my current legal position.” law department after working for two years in the company’s Internal Audit Department, where I was over the profit organizations and is one of CSX’s unteering for organizations that her Internal Investigations group. I gained United Way Ambassadors. daughter is involved in at church and valuable experience and knowledge Butler’s dedication to her work and at school and participating in service about other areas of the company that her company was rewarded in 2011, opportunities provided through her I use regularly in my current legal posi- when she was named as one of Diversity company. “At times it is a real challenge tion.” MBA Magazine’s “Top 100 Under 50 maintaining the appropriate balance Though her schedule can get some- Diverse Emerging Leaders,” after be- between work, family and community what hectic at times, Butler feels ing nominated by executives at CSX. service, but I am blessed to have the fortunate to have a career that she enjoys The leaders were selected based on flexibility in my schedule to make it U at a company she respects. “It is fulfill- their position, scope of responsibility, work.” ing to work for a company that shares community service work and education a lot of my personal values. Rooted in achieved. “I was really honored both to CSX’s core value, ‘Right Results – Right have been nominated and selected – to Way,’ is being a positive influence on the be recognized as an emerging leader community and helping others,” said for my work at the company and in the Butler, who was taught at an early age community is an amazing feeling.” by her mother to pay it forward. When she is not solving problems at Butler is confident that her mother, work, helping others in the community, who passed away while Butler was in or serving on committees and local law school, would be proud of her ser- non-profit boards, Butler loves traveling vice to the community. She currently and spending time with her family and

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Professor Hannah Wiseman Brings Cutting-Edge Energy Law to Florida State

By Andrea L. Wolf f you walk through the College of Law’s campus and ask for Professor I Wiseman, the reply you receive might be, “Which one?” Married professors Hannah Wiseman and Sam Wiseman both are Yale law school graduates and joined the Florida State University Col- lege of Law faculty in January 2012. “We met on the library tour, and then we were in the same small group at Yale,” said Hannah Wiseman. “We were worried that we’d end up talking about the law all of the time, but in fact we only talk about the law most of the time.” Hannah Wiseman, a gardener in her free time, hasn’t started a citrus grove quite yet, although she is “working on it” with her small potted lemon tree. The ability to garden year-round is one of the reasons she loves living in Tallahassee. She also enjoys outdoor activities and the natural wildlife refuges and forests that are so close to the capital city. The law school’s national reputation is ultimately what brought Wiseman to Tallahassee and Florida State. “I came here because of the strengths of the environmental program, which includes environment, energy, and land use,” said Wiseman. “We have a lot of professors who are experts in many areas. It is a lively community of both professors and practitioners. I felt I could thrive by having other people working on the same issues nearby.” The strength of the law school’s alumni base was another contributing factor to her decision to move to Tallahassee.

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“Wiseman,” continued from page 14

“I think the dedication of the alumni drilled. Broadly speaking, it’s a process volved in,” said Wiseman, who worked base sets the school apart from almost whereby an oil or gas operator drills a pro bono for the Hyde Park Neighbor- any other,” said Wiseman. “That was well and then injects a lot of water and hood Association as of counsel for two one of the first things I learned about a few chemicals down the well, at very years in Austin, Texas. “I ask them the school, and I’ve been amazed at how high pressure and fractures the items their opinion about how to best regu- enthusiastic the alums are.” around it.” late hydraulic fracturing, which is one A rising star in the field of energy The process, Wiseman says, is an of the growing areas in energy. I often law, Wiseman focuses her research and important one that has enabled oil and challenge them to think more broadly about the intersection of the areas that I “We have a lot of professors who are experts in many research in and how they will approach areas. It is a lively community of both professors and some of the energy laws that haven’t developed yet.” practitioners. I felt I could thrive by having other people Wiseman travelled to Washington, working on the same issues nearby.” D.C. in March to teach Congressional staff members about the environmen- tal impacts of hydraulic fracturing. A writing on bringing together three core gas production from areas that, until project organized by professors from areas: land use and property, environ- the past decade or so, were considered Duke University’s biology department, mental law and energy law. She has uneconomical. This means domestic the session was planned to describe the special expertise in hydraulic fracturing, oil and gas production has increased primary risks of the practice and the also known as fracking. dramatically while enhancing national regulatory functions taken so far. “People often wonder how I got so security and benefitting the economy. If she hadn’t entered legal academia, interested in natural gas, because I’m in Environmental risks, however, also have Wiseman would most likely be working Florida. It’s because I started my teach- increased. for a non-profit organization, she says. ing career in Texas, at the University “We need to figure out how to “I initially went to law school hoping of Texas, and that was when natural regulate it well,” said Wiseman about to make some difference in the envi- gas was just taking off,” said Wiseman. hydraulic fracturing. “The primary issue ronmental community, and I think a “Drilling and hydraulic fracturing for is the concern surrounding potential way to do that other than teaching is to gas as well as wind energy develop- environmental contamination. A lot of practice law,” said Wiseman. “I would ment were all happening in one state, people have focused on the possibility of likely practice on the non-profit side be- and it was very interesting to see both underground contamination, but I don’t cause I tend to focus a lot on controlling the land use and environmental issues think that’s the biggest risk. I think environmental impact. I think that’s a U that emerged because of these changes. we need to worry more about surface very rewarding career.” I became obsessed with energy because effects. Individually, these might seem of where I was geographically when I benign, but when you have thousands started my career, and because I real- of wells combined, they pose some ized that most environmental issues are challenges.” directly connected to energy. Wiseman brings her research and “Hydraulic fracturing is part of a first-hand experiences into the class- larger oil and gas development pro- room, much to the advantage of her cess; it’s used in about 90 percent of students. new natural gas laws in this country “I give students specific examples and in a lot of the oil wells now being from the land use cases I’ve been in-

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Former Dean and Professor Emeritus Joshua Morse Passes Away

By Christi N. Morgan

n Thursday, September 13, Joshua Morse, III, passed away at his O home in Tallahassee. The former law school dean was 89 years old. He served as the College of Law’s dean from 1969 to 1980 and as a professor from 1969 to 2003. A native of Poplarville, Mississippi, Morse received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Mississippi and his J.D. from Ole Miss. He practiced law for four- teen years before joining the faculty at the University of Mississippi School of Law in 1962. He was appointed dean of the law school at the University of Mississippi in 1964 and he became the second dean at the Florida State University College of Law five years later. Colleagues, friends and students especially appreciated Morse’s keen intelligence, his sense of humor and his sophistication. “Josh was such a unique and wonder- ful man,” said Eugene E. “Gene” Stearns (’72). “I have so many fond memories of the puzzled expression as he thought carefully about a response to something I said, his wry smile and sideways looks when he tried to make me better than I was, with such subtle prodding it was hardly noticeable.” “He was a true renaissance man with his knowledge and interests,” said Emeritus Professor Chuck Ehrhardt. “He was a student of economics and history and he was a font of information about

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“Morse,” continued from page 16 everything from southern football to “He was a true renaissance man with his knowledge and the Roman Empire. And he was always interests,” said Emeritus Professor Chuck Ehrhardt. “He with a twinkle in his eye and a smile was a student of economics and history and he was on his face. I probably went to lunch with him for 30 years and I always had a font of information about everything from southern trouble knowing when he was pulling football to the Roman Empire. And he was always with a my leg or when he was serious.” twinkle in his eye and a smile on his face. I probably went During his eleven years as dean, to lunch with him for 30 years and I always had trouble Morse built upon the initial faculty and obtained funding first for Roberts Hall knowing when he was pulling my leg or when he was and then for the library addition. serious.” “We shared Longmire with the Alumni Office and the Religion De- partment,” Ehrhardt said about the law of the day, during our daily coffee and in the collision and destruction of the school’s previous facilities. “The library tea times in Oxford.” Sunshine Skyway Bridge in Tampa Bay. was in half the basement of Longmire, Morse taught in the Oxford program Morse is survived by his wife of so the new buildings were crucial to the as well as other international programs 66 years, Nell Hartzog Morse, three development of the law school. And and remained a member of the teach- children and six grandchildren. His son because of his contacts primarily at Yale, ing faculty at Florida State until his Joshua Stanford Morse graduated from where he had gone back to get a gradu- retirement in 2003. He also published the Florida State University College of ate degree and was good friends with numerous articles on international law, Law in 1977. Memorial gifts can be the faculty, we were able to recruit new maritime law, and oil and gas law. made to the Josh Morse Scholarship faculty of a very high quality. He was an “Before he got into legal academia, at the Florida State University College U excellent choice to lead the law school.” he was a very successful trial lawyer in of Law. Also under Morse’s leadership, the Mississippi and was president of the Florida State University College of Law Mississippi Trial Lawyers Association,” established the first summer program at said Ehrhardt. “He represented 33 cli- Oxford University offered by an Ameri- ents charged with murder, with a result can law school. of 32 not guilty verdicts.” “I loved Josh Morse and will always Morse’s professional contributions remember him with tremendous re- outside of the law school were numer- spect, admiration and fondness, and an ous. For fifty years, Morse was active equal measure of laughter! I graduated in law reform, serving as a commis- in 1976, and although I have not been sioner of the National Conference in contact with Dean Morse in years, of Commissioners on Uniform State I have often reminisced about him Laws (also known as the Uniform Law as dean, an effective teacher, reliable Commission). In 1973, he received a friend and fun-loving, overseas bud,” direct commission in the Judge Ad- said Gail Sosby (’76), who was with vocate Generals Corp of the United Morse in England for the 1974 sum- States Navy and retired as a captain in mer program. “I remember taking his 1986. In the 1980s, he was of counsel Admiralty class, and playing foosball to the Fowler White law firm during with him and discussing the subjects the representation of clients involved

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Alumni Give Back in Guatemala

In April, several College of Law alumni traveled to Gua- temala for a philanthropic reunion. While there, they built a home for a local woman named Eusebia and her six children. The trip was the brainchild of Kenneth Bell (’82) and Lawton Langford (’82), who wanted to celebrate their 30th law school reunion year in a purposeful way. The group, which included Bell, Langford, James Ervin (’82) and Thomas Klein (’82), chose Panajachel as their destination because of a classmate’s work in the hillside city. Class of ’82 member Lloyd Monroe’s ministry, Porch de Solomon, hosts faith-based and secular short-term mission teams that build homes for indigenous families and provide free medical and dental clinics. “Lloyd had the courage to give up a successful law practice and follow his heart,” said Langford about Monroe’s work in Guatemala. One of the College of Law team’s first activities dur- (L-R) Class of 1982 members James Ervin, Kenneth Bell, Lloyd Monroe, ing their “volunteer vacation” was hanging chain nets at a Lawton Langford and Thomas Klein with several members of the family for whom they built a home in Guatemala. concrete basketball/soccer/volleyball court. In addition, the team delivered balls and bats for use by the children at their new sports venue. When the alumni arrived at the concrete Langford. “It made me realize how fortunate we are to live slab, more than 100 children were eagerly waiting to use the not only in a country that is free – a democracy – but also a court. “The kids were happier than any of us could imagine,” country that has the rule of law, where everything isn’t for sale. recalled Langford. Where principles do apply and mean something.” The 450-square-foot, concrete block home on which the In addition to working hard during their mission trip, the law graduates worked is 30 minutes outside of Panajachel, alumni also played hard. They shopped in the local village, in a hilly, rural area. Because of the terrain and location of zip-lined and enjoyed wonderful meals accompanied by live the site, the tasks performed by the alumni during their trip music, often played by Monroe’s band. They also formed strong were arduous. Much of the work involved hauling heavy bonds among themselves and with the family, the members items – buckets of sand and rock, concrete blocks, and large, of which had worked side-by-side with the team to build the irregularly shaped stones averaging 30 pounds each – up a home they would inhabit. On the last working day of the trip, steep, 400-plus yard hill to the building site. They also dug lunchtime included gift giving. three-foot-wide trenches for the home’s foundation with “The gifts included pots and pans, shoes, old tennis balls pickaxes and shovels; bent, tied and laid rebar; and poured and tooth brushes,” said Langford. “It was a beautiful moment, concrete that they had mixed by hand. with silent tears welling up inside of the gringos. We had Although the home has no electricity or running water, and worked with this family for most of the week and departing only consists of three rooms, it is like a mansion compared to left a hole in all our hearts.” the family’s previous home. When the alumni were in Gua- temala in April, the family was living in a home with a dirt floor and walls made of corn stalks. “I would describe the trip as perspective changing,” said

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Wayne Hogan Five Graduates Named Justice Participate in the Teaching Volunteer Middle District of of the Year Florida’s Academic

Wayne Hogan (’72) received Symposium the first Justice Teaching Volun- teer of the Year Award at The The United States District Court for the Florida Bar’s annual convention Middle District of Florida celebrated its in June for teaching students 50th anniversary this year with an academic about their constitutional rights. symposium to highlight some of the major The Justice Teaching Program rulings of the court. The symposium, held aims to pair a legal professional on October 26 in Orlando, brought together with every elementary, middle judges, attorneys and law students from and high school in the state of Florida. around Florida. “Justice Teaching is a program of engaged civics,” Tara R. Price The symposium included presentations said Hogan, president of Jacksonville’s Terrell Hogan from five former Law Review students who law firm. “It puts lawyers and judges in the classroom to analyzed cases from a specific time period. The alumni were tasked help expand the students’ knowledge and understanding with writing a case comment and then presenting the contents of of civics. My own decision to become a lawyer was born their research during the symposium. The papers will be published in civics class at St. Augustine High School back in the in the Florida Historical Quarterly. 1960s when a local lawyer, Frank Upchurch, Jr., shared For Tara R. Price, a 2012 College of Law graduate, the experi- with us the role lawyers play in the fabric of our society ence was momentous. and in our government.” “It was an incredible experience,” said Price, a current federal law About receiving the Justice Teaching Volunteer of the clerk for The Honorable Robert L. Hinkle, of Tallahassee. “You’re Year Award, Hogan said, “I appreciate receiving this rec- able to look at a case that was pretty significant throughout history ognition but to receive an award for doing something you and in my case, it was Robinson v. Jacksonville Shipyards, Inc. It was really care about and enjoy, that’s an unexpected bonus.” the first time in history that any court in the country had held that The program aims to benefit students by promoting an the presence of pornography in the workplace by itself constituted understanding of Florida’s justice system and the law, by sexual harassment.” developing critical thinking abilities and problem solving Price believes that her experience researching this particular case skills and to demonstrate the effective interactions of the reinforces the importance of being aware of trends in the field of law. courts within the constitutional structure. “Each one of the cases that were presented was a little snapshot “Our students will become our leaders as the years of the importance of trends of the law and changing the law,” said pass and they need to know and have a healthy respect Price. “To be able to write something that’s going to be published for the rule of law, so helping provide civics education and then give a presentation in front of judges and lawyers and people is important. The hope is that more lawyers in more who you look up to and admire was a really incredible experience.” communities will get into the classroom; it’s fun, and it Ben H. Eisenberg, Alexandra M. Moore, Patrick D. Flemming matters,” said Hogan. and Seth J. Welner, all 2012 graduates of Florida State University College of Law, also presented during the symposium.

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HOMECOMING 2012

During the last weekend in October, approximately four the Alumni Association Service Award. This award recog- hundred alumni and friends participated in this year’s home- nizes law school graduates who have rendered distinguished coming activities. The law school hosted a free CLE: Today’s service to the College of Law over an extended period of time. Corporate Legal Department Counselors, Gatekeepers and Fuller and Myers are the founding partners of the Tallahassee Clients, on Friday, October 26. The program’s presenters, all firm Fuller & Myers. The Class of ’66 award was presented Florida State Law alumni, were Craig Glidden (’83), Robert to Arthur Stern. This award recognizes a non-Florida State Kilbride (’83), Sheila McDevitt (’78), and Steve Walker (’87). University College of Law graduate who has rendered distin- The reunion party for all alumni also took place on Friday guished service to the law school and to the community. Each at the College of Law’s Advocacy Center. During the event, recipient is inducted into the Class of 1966 to commemorate awards were presented to graduates and friends of the law the year that the College of Law opened its doors. Stern is a school. Pete Dunbar (’72), a shareholder at Pennington, Moore, Harvard Law graduate and is the founding partner of the Law Wilkinson, Bell & Dunbar, received the Distinguished Alum Office of Arthur L. Stern. Award. This award recognizes a law school graduate who is On Saturday, October 27, all alumni and their families distinguished professionally and who has rendered outstand- were invited to the Law Alumni Tailgate Party on the law ing service to the community as well as to the College of Law. school green, which immediately preceded the Florida State Loula Fuller (’85) and Dan Myers (’85) were co-recipients of University versus Duke University football game.

The law school green was the site of the Law Alumni Tailgate Party which immediately preceded the Florida State University versus Duke University football game.

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TOP LEFT: Kareem Spratling (’06), his wife Tammy Briant Spratling, and friends smile during Saturday’s Law Alumni Tailgate Party.

TOP RIGHT: CLE presenters included: (L-R) Steve Walker (’87), Sheila McDevitt (’78), Robert Kilbride (’83) and Craig Glidden (’83).

ABOVE: Alumni Award recipients (L-R) Pete Dunbar (’72), Dan Myers (’85), Loula Fuller (’85), and Arthur Stern pose for a photo with Dean Don Weidner after receiving recognition during Friday’s alumni reunion party.

LEFT: The Daly family poses for a photo before Friday night’s alumni reunion party. (L-R): Erin Daly, Sean Daly (’79), third- year Florida State law student Kristen Daly and Jane Daly.

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1970 BRIAN D. O’NEILL is of counsel in the PETER M. DUNBAR, a Washington, D.C. office of Van Ness Feldman. shareholder in the TERRY P. COLE, of He can be reached at [email protected]. Tallahassee office of Gunster’s Tallahassee Pennington, Moore, CYNTHIA S. TUNNICLIFF, office, has been included Wilkinson, Bell & Dunbar, Florida a shareholder in the on the 2012 P.A., was included in the Super Lawyers Tallahassee office of list for 2012 Florida Super Pennington, Moore, recognition of his Lawyers publication for Wilkinson, Bell & Dunbar, environmental practice. his work in real estate law. He also was named a P.A., was included in the “Leaders in Their Field” by Chambers USA. 2012 Florida Super WAYNE HOGAN received the Justice Teaching Lawyers publication for Volunteer of the Year award from The Florida THE HONORABLE ELLA JANE P. DAVIS can now her work in Bar Law Related Education Committee during be reached at 210 E. College Ave., Ste. 200, administrative law. the judicial luncheon at the Bar’s Annual Tallahassee, FL 32301. Convention.

JEROME M. NOVEY was 1972 MAYOR JOHN R. MARKS, III was honored Florida recognized by as a “Home Town Success” by the Historic Super Lawyers KENNETH L. CONNOR and his son opened in the Hampton House Community Trust in Liberty two offices of Connor & Connor, LLC in Aiken, area of family law. He is City, Florida. the managing partner of SC, and Augusta, GA. He can be reached at Novey Law in 803.226.0543. Tallahassee.

RICHARD G. RUMRELL, of Rumrell Law, has been selected as a fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America.

RICHARD H. SOLLNER was named to the 2013 edition of The Best Lawyers in America in the area of real estate law.

1971

ROBERT G. KERRIGAN, of Kerrigan, Estess, Rankin, McLeod & Thompson, LLP, was named one of Florida Trend’s Florida THE HONORABLE TIMOTHY R. COLLINS (’82) (pictured left), JOHN S. FAGAN (’81), the Clay Legal Elite 2012 County Bar Association president (pictured fifth from the left), THE HONORABLE RICHARD attorneys. R. TOWNSEND (’72) (pictured third from the right) and STEVEN B. WHITTINGTON (’95), the Clay County Bar Association vice president (pictured right), were honored for their service by the Clay County Bar Association during its first annual judicial appreciation luncheon.

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EUGENE E. STEARNS, chairman of Stearns list of America’s Leading Business Lawyers. HOWARD L. DIMMIG, II was featured in an Weaver Miller Weissler Alhadeff & Sitterson, He was recognized in the environmental law article by the Lakeland Ledger titled, “Lawyer P.A., was featured in an article published by category. Looking Forward to Taking the Helm.” He will the American Lawyer titled, “Litigator of the become the newest public defender for the Week: Eugene Stearns of Stearns Weaver 1976 10th Judicial Circuit in January 2013, after Miller Weissler Alhadeff & Sitterson.” serving as the circuit’s administrative director LONNIE N. GROOT, of the Lake Mary firm for nine years. THE HONORABLE Stenstrom, McIntosh, Colbert & Whigham, STEVEN WALLACE, a C. HOWARD HUNTER, III P.A., served as a judge for the second day retired Orange County has been included in the of the state finals of the Florida high school (FL) judge, and a Justice 2012 Florida Super mock trial competition, which was held at Court Judge in Utah’s 6th Lawyers and the 2012 the Orange County courthouse in Orlando. District, published an Super Lawyers Business He was also selected by the Board of County article entitled, “Ten Edition. He also has been Commissioners of Seminole County to serve Ways to Reduce Judicial elected to The Federation as special magistrate for code enforcement Stress.” The article was published in the May/ of Defense and matters. June 2012 issue of the Utah Bar Journal and Corporate Counsel and as president of the in Aequitas, a publication of the Utah Justice THE HONORABLE LEWIS M. KILLIAN, JR. Florida Chapters of the American Board of Trial Court Judges Association. has retired. He served more than 25 years Advocates. He is a shareholder of Hill Ward as a United States bankruptcy judge for the Henderson, practicing in their Tampa office. Northern District of Florida. 1973 BYRD F. MARSHALL, JR., of GrayRobinson, P.A.’s Orlando office, was included in the THE HONORABLE 1977 Florida Super Lawyers list for 2012 for his EMERSON R. work in banking. THOMPSON, JR., of the THE HONORABLE JOSE R. RODRIGUEZ was Fifth District Court of the featured speaker at Barry University’s ANTHONY LA RUSSA, JR. Appeal, took office July 1 Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law 2012 managed the National as first vice president of commencement ceremony in May. His League to victory in the The Florida Bar daughter was among the graduates. Major League Baseball Foundation. All-Star game. MARY F. SMALLWOOD, of GrayRobinson,

P.A.’s Tallahassee office, was recognized by

1974 Chambers USA 2012 in their environment category. She also was included in the 2012 STANN W. GIVENS, Florida Super Lawyers list for her work in THE HONORABLE KAREN founding partner of the environmental law. SPECIE is now a U.S. Givens Law Group, was Bankruptcy Judge for the selected for inclusion in JEFFREY B. TRAMMELL was elected rector and Northern District of the 2012 edition of chairman of the College of William & Mary, Florida. She can be Super Lawyers in the where he received his undergraduate degree. reached at Karen_ family law specialty. He He also wrote an opinion article that originally [email protected]. also was selected for appeared in Trustee magazine and was then gov. inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America published by The Washington Post and the 2012 in the field of marital and family law. Tallahassee Democrat. 1979

1975 1978 JAMES L. BACCHUS, a shareholder of Greenberg Traurig who practices in their BRUCE B. BLACKWELL’S firm, King, Blackwell, PAUL H. AMUNDSEN is Orlando and Washington, D.C. offices, has Zehnder & Wermuth, P.A., was named one now of counsel in the been appointed chairman of the newly created of the top small litigation firms in Florida by Tallahassee office of Global Agenda Council on Governance for Super Lawyers 2012 Business Edition. Lewis, Longman & Sustainability by the World Economic Forum. Walker, P.A. He can be DANIEL H. THOMPSON, a shareholder of reached at MELANIE ANN HINES, a partner of Berger Berger Singerman, has been ranked among 850.222.5702 or Singerman who practices in their Tallahassee the top attorneys in Chambers USA’s 2012 [email protected]. office, has been named a “Leader in Law” by the Florida Association of Women Lawyers.

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TERRY E. LEWIS, of DAVID A. YON, a JOHN W. LITTLE, III, of Lewis, Longman & shareholder of Radey Gunster’s West Palm Walker, P.A., was Thomas Yon & Clark, was Beach office, has been included in the 2012 listed for his work in included on the 2012 Florida Super Lawyers insurance regulation in Florida Super Lawyers list in the area of the 2012 edition of list for recognition of his environmental law. Chambers USA. Radey eminent domain practice. Thomas Yon & Clark also He also authored the was designated as one of Florida’s best Florida Chapter of the American Bar ANNE LONGMAN, of companies to work for by Florida Trend. Association’s “The Law of Eminent Domain” Lewis, Longman & publication. Walker, P.A., was included in the 2012 1981 Florida Super Lawyers 1983 STEPHEN G. list in the area of CHARPENTIER received MARK P. BARNEBEY has joined Blalock environmental law. the Most Outstanding Walters, P.A. as a principal. He can be reached Bar President Award from at 802 11th St. W, Bradenton, FL 34205, BONNIE S. SATTERFIELD, of Bonnie S. the Florida Council of Bar 941.748.0100 or mbarnebey@blalockwalters. Satterfield, P.A., has been recognized by Association Presidents com. Worldwide Who’s Who for demonstrating for his service as ROBERT L. KILBRIDE is a partner with Fox, dedication, leadership and excellence in law. president of the Brevard Wackeen, Dungey, Beard, Bush, Goldman, County Bar Association in 2005-2006. Kilbride & McCluskey, LLP. He also is board 1980 WAYNE L. HELSBY, a certified in labor and employment law and partner with Allen, Norton serves as a Florida Supreme Court certified CHARLOTTE H. DANCIU, of Charlotte H. & Blue, P.A., was circuit court mediator. He can be reached Danciu, P.A. in Delray Beach, has been appointed chair of the at 772.287.4444, ext. 232 or rkilbride@ appointed to the Florida Commission on the Trial Lawyers Section of foxwackeen.com. Status of Women. The Florida Bar for 2012- CARI LYNN ROTH was appointed chair of the NICK JOVANOVICH, a partner with Berger 2013. Florida Environmental Regulation Commission. Singerman, taught corporate tax at the She practices at Bryant Miller Olive in University of Miami’s graduate program in DEBORAH K. KEARNEY is an ethics and Tallahassee. estate planning as an adjunct professor during compliance officer for Citizens Property the fall 2012 semester. Insurance Corporation. She can be reached 1984 BRUCE D. LAMB, of at 850.513.3840 or deborah.kearney@ Gunster’s Tampa office, citizensfla.com. PETER D. DORAGH was named district has been included in the governor nominee for the Rotary Club’s District Florida Super 2012 1982 6960, which places him in line to become Lawyers list for district governor for the 2014-2015 Rotary recognition of his health KAREN L. ASHER-COHEN, year. care practice. He also a shareholder with Radey RUSSELL P. SCHROPP, was named a “Leaders in Thomas Yon & Clark, has chair of Henderson, Their Field” by Chambers USA. been named to Florida Franklin, Starnes & Holt, Trend’s 2012 Legal Elite STEFAN V. STEIN, of GrayRobinson, P.A.’s P.A.’s land use, zoning in the area of government Tampa office, was recognized as one ofFlorida and environmental law and administrative law. Trend’s 2012 Legal Elite for his practice in division, was named to Radey Thomas Yon & intellectual property rights. He was included in Florida Trend Magazine’s Clark also was designated as one of Florida’s the Florida Super Lawyers list for 2012 for his ninth annual Legal Elite. best companies to work for by Florida Trend. work in intellectual property litigation. NICOLAS J. WATKINS, of GrayRobinson, P.A.’s Miami office, was included in the Florida Super Lawyers list for 2012 for his work in immigration.

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F LORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW

CONTENTS Dean’s Annual Fundraising Report endowed gift opportunities Recent Larger Gifts Summary of Named Funds Donors by Class CASH GIFTS BY LEVEL Book Award SPONSORS 2011-2012 Donor Recognition

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

College of Law Library academic programs. This College of Law Main Classroom Annual Report gratefully Building College of Law acknowledges all gifts Rotunda Building received between July 1, College of Law Green 2011 and June 30, 2012. Gifts received between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013 will be recognized in the fall 2013 issue of Florida State Law.

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

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

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

2 Florida State Law Dean’s Annual Fundraising Report

Dear Alumni and Friends:

This was a year of great success for the law school. The reputation of our outstanding students, faculty and alumni continues to blossom.

Private fundraising made a critical difference at the law school, helping us to attract and to retain the best students and faculty. Our Annual Fund has been an unprecedented success, and our new major gifts are already making a difference.

ANNUAL GIVING FROM STUDENTS AND ALUMNI

This past year, 88.64% of our students contributed to our Annual Fund. Our student enthusiasm and generosity bodes well for the future. They are blazing the trail for us all!

An all-time high of 28.18% of our alumni made cash gifts to the law school! Based on current American Bar Association data, this level of participation should keep us within the nation’s top 10 law schools in terms of alumni giving rate. This level of alumni support sends a powerful signal about the enthusiasm our alumni have for the school.

MAJOR GIFTS

This past year, we received Major Gifts totaling $916,672 in cash and $600,000 in additional pledges, for a grand total of $1,516,672. The “Cash Gifts By Level” portion of this report includes only cash payments made during the fiscal year, even if they were but a portion of a larger gift. Under the heading of “Recent Larger Gifts,” we outline the larger gift commitments that we received in the 2011-2012 fiscal year.

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

Sincerely,

Don Weidner, Dean

2011-12 ANNUAL REPORT 3 Endowed Gift Opportunities

Endowed Scholarships

Our single greatest need from private giving is endowed scholarships. Our tuition has steadily increased and is likely to continue to do so. To continue to serve our mission of providing access to all, including those from families of modest means, we will need significantly more scholarships. Scholarships are awarded according to the intent of the donor and can be based on merit, need or other factors.

The minimum gift needed to endow a scholarship at Florida State University College of Law is $25,000. Endowed Professorships and Chairs

A 2012 update of Leiter’s Law School Rankings rated our faculty 33rd best in the country in terms of per capita Endowments for The new Advocacy Center gives us a scholarly impact. We would not have Excellence series of supplemental donor recognition this extraordinary faculty without possibilities for gifts ranging from private giving. Professorships and chairs Endowments for Excellence leave it $25,000 to $5 million. give us the merit money we need to to the discretion of the school how to attract and to retain this top faculty. As spend income earned on endowment. For more information, please they get better and better, we need to do contact either Dean Don Weidner at more and more. The minimum gift needed to create an 850.644.3071 or [email protected]. Endowment for Excellence is $25,000. edu or Mark Pankey, Associate Dean Endowed professorships and chairs for Development, at 850.644.5160 or provide salary supplements based on Donor Recognition [email protected]. merit. Faculty members are appointed for five-year terms, with renewal We are delighted to recognize contingent on continued scholarly scholarships, professorships and other productivity. The appointee bears the targeted gifts by naming them in honor name of the donor or the donor’s of the donor or the donor’s designee. In designee. addition, we are pleased to acknowledge inter vivos gifts of $200,000 or more The minimum gift needed to endow a with an oil portrait of the donor or the professorship at Florida State University donor’s designee that will be displayed College of Law is $200,000. The in a prominent place at the law school. minimum gift needed to endow a chair at Florida State Law is $1,000,000.

4 Florida State Law Recent Larger Gifts

We would like to specially thank those of you who made a larger gift commitment between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012. These gifts make it possible to continue the dynamic advance of the aca- demic programs and reputation of the law school.

$100,000 or more Law School Awards Fund. The income and rooming together at Florida State. from the Middle Road Foundation The scholarship will be used to provide F. Philip Blank (’75) and his wife Rita Endowment for Excellence shall be internships and scholarships to College have pledged $250,000 over time, 80% used at the discretion of the law school of Law students who have demonstrated of which will be used to support the for purposes such as financial aid for a significant interest in and commit- Alumni Centennial Chair (also known students, faculty incentives and funding ment to protecting and furthering the as the Dean’s Chair) and 20% of which for student organizations. The natural civil rights of women, African-Amer- shall be expended annually to fund the persons motivating the Middle Road icans, and the LGBT community, in Blank-Miller Scholarship. TheBlank- Foundation are quite firm about re- areas such as employment, health, vot- Miller Scholarship supports students maining anonymous. Three conference ing, education and housing. rooms in the new Advocacy Center at our school who have financial need. $25,000 to $99,999 In recognition of this latest commit- will be named for three of our faculty ment, the law school is delighted to – Curtis Bridgeman, Larry Krieger and name the Main Conference Room Wayne Logan. The FSU Law School Orlando attorney W. Riley Allen (’81) in the Advocacy Center the Phil and Awards Fund shall be used to fund the has made a pledge of $50,000 over time Rita Blank Conference Room. This is Open Door Teaching Award – that will to create the Riley and Mary Allen but the latest in a series of gifts by Phil be given to the faculty member who Scholarship. The scholarship will be and Rita to the law school. They have goes above and beyond in the academic given each year to a law student who regularly donated scholarships to sup- mentoring of students as determined has financial need. Riley’s firm, the Riley port our students in financial need. In by votes cast by the law school student Allen Law Firm, specializes in personal addition, in 2002, Phil and Rita funded body, and the Wayne Logan Love of the injury and accident law. additional scholarships for our students Law Award – that shall be given to the who are direct descendants of Holocaust student who demonstrates a passion David Ramba (’95) has made a pledge survivors. Phil also made an earlier gift and understanding for a particular legal of $50,000 over time to create the of $50,000 to the Alumni Centennial subject. Once again, the wonderful ef- David E. Ramba Endowment for Ex- Chair. forts of our faculty drive the law school’s cellence. The income distributed from philanthropic success. the endowment shall be used, at the dis- An anonymous donor has made a cash cretion of the law school, for purposes gift of $200,000 to create the Glass Tallahassee civil rights attorneys Tom- such as student scholarships, faculty Professorship in the Public Interest my Warren (’74) and Kathy Villacorta incentives, general discretionary dollars Law Center. The income from this (’77) have made a cash gift of $100,000 and funding for co-curricular activities endowment shall be used to recruit or to supplement and expand the existing such as Law Review, Mock Trial and retain an exceptional clinical professor Calvin Patterson Civil Rights Endowed Moot Court. In recognition of David’s for the Public Interest Law Center. This Scholarship, which the couple estab- commitment, the law school will name generous gift is yet another testament to lished in 2004 with a $100,000 gift. In the Registrar’s Office in the Advocacy the wonderful and important work of recognition of the additional gift, the Center the David E. Ramba Registrar’s our clinical faculty. Admissions Office in the law school’s Office. David is the founder of Ramba new Advocacy Center will be named Consulting Group, Inc. in Tallahassee The Middle Road Foundation has the Calvin Patterson Admissions Of- where he partners with governmental made a pledge of $150,000 over five fice. The Calvin Patterson Civil Rights and commercial clients to deliver solu- years to create the Middle Road Foun- Endowed Scholarship pays tribute to tions in the areas of local government, dation Endowment for Excellence and the university’s first African-American utilities, taxation, franchise issues and a cash gift of $25,000 to create the FSU football player, with whom Warren be- other general government matters. came close friends while playing football

2011-12 ANNUAL REPORT 5 RECENT LARGER GIFTS

Jim Corrigan (’73) from Pensacola has Stephen Preisser (’80) of Pensacola has tax planning and controversies. David pledged $25,000 over time to support pledged $25,000 over time to create the represents private- and public-sector the Alumni Centennial Chair (also Edwin W. Walborsky Endowment for clients before local and state agencies, known as the Dean’s Chair). In recog- Excellence. The income distributed courts and elected bodies on land use nition of Jim’s latest commitment, the from the endowment shall be used, at and zoning, development entitlements, law school will name a faculty office in the discretion of the law school, for growth management and local govern- the Advocacy Center the Jim and Anne purposes such as student scholarships, ment matters. Corrigan Faculty Office. In 2005, Jim faculty incentives, general discretionary also created the Jim and Anne Corrigan dollars and funding for co-curricular Bruce (’93) and Wendy (’93) Wiener Endowment for Excellence for Moot activities such as Law Review, Mock have pledged $25,000 over time to Court. The law firm of James M. Cor- Trial and Moot Court. In recognition create the Bruce and Wendy Wiener rigan, P.A. represents only persons who of Steve’s commitment, the law school Endowed Scholarship. The income have been injured or those who have will name a faculty office in the Advo- distributed from the scholarship shall lost loved ones due to personal injury, cacy Center the Edwin W. Walborsky be used to award at least one scholar- medical malpractice, nursing home neg- Faculty Office. Steve is retired from the ship each year to a law student who has ligence or through defective products. U. S. Attorney’s Office. demonstrated a commitment to practic- ing business and transactional law, with Tallahassee attorney Steve Ecenia (’80) Ed Walborsky (’79), who originated a preference in real estate. In recognition has made a pledge of $25,000 over time the idea to create the Alumni Centen- of Bruce and Wendy’s commitment, the to create the Steve and Susan Ecenia nial Chair (also known as the Dean’s law school will name a faculty office in Endowed Scholarship. The income Chair) in 2005, has made a cash gift of the Advocacy Center the Bruce and distributed from the scholarship shall $25,000 in support of this effort. This Wendy Wiener Faculty Office. Bruce be used to award at least one scholar- recent gift of Ed’s brings his total gift and Wendy are both shareholders in the ship each year to a law student who to the Chair to $125,000. In recogni- Tallahassee firm of Gardner, Bist, Wie- is in financial need. In recognition of tion of Ed’s gift, the law school will ner, Wadsworth, Bowden, Bush, Dee, Steve’s commitment, the law school will name a faculty office in the Advocacy LaVia & Wright, P.A. Bruce’s practice name a faculty office in the Advocacy Center the Stephen Pierce Preisser focuses on transactional real estate law, Center the Steve and Susan Ecenia Faculty Office. He has also endowed a and Wendy practices regulatory death- Faculty Office. Steve is a shareholder professorship in honor of his father. Ed care industry law. in Rutledge, Ecenia & Purnell, P.A. and practices personal injury out of Panama focuses his practice on healthcare, regu- City and is a partner in the firm of latory law, and mergers and acquisitions. Kinsey, Troxel, Walborsky & Bradley.

Daniel O’Shea (’89) has made a cash Vicki Weber (’78) and David Powell gift of $25,000 to create the O’Shea (’87) have made a cash gift of $25,000 to Family Endowment for Excellence. support the Alumni Centennial Chair The income from this endowment shall (also known as the Dean’s Chair). In be used at the discretion of the law recognition of their latest commitment, school for purposes such as financial the law school will name the Journal of aid for students, faculty incentives and Land Use and Environmental Law of- funding for student organizations. In fice in the Advocacy Center in memory recognition of Danny’s gift, the law of Wade L. Hopping. In 2006, Vicki school will name a faculty office in the and David created the Bob & Betty Advocacy Center the O’Shea Family Weber and Helen Powell Endowed Faculty Office. Danny is a partner in Oxford Studies Scholarship. Vicki and the Davie, Florida firm of Reyes, O’Shea David are both shareholders in the Tal- & Coloca, P.A. and practices personal lahassee law firm of Hopping Green injury law. & Sams. Vicki represents national and multi-national businesses with Florida

6 Florida State Law Summary of Named Funds (as of June 30, 2012)

UNRESTRICTED Larry and Joyce Beltz Endowed Dubose Ausley Endowed Knowles & Randolph Diversity James and Anne Corrigan Allen, Norton & Blue Endowed Professorship in Torts Scholarship Enhancement Endowed Endowment for Moot Court Book Award in Labor and Lance and Carol Block Children’s Ralph Bailey Endowed Scholarship David and Deborah Fonvielle Employment Law Advocacy Center Clinical Scholarship Steven and Blanche Koegler Public Defender Service Anonymous Endowment for Endowed Professorship Sandra Barr Memorial Endowed Scholarship Award Excellence D’Alemberte Endowed Scholarship Mason Ladd Merit Endowed John W. Frost, II Moot Court Attorney General Endowment for Professorship Bedell Standley Endowed Scholarship Endowment Excellence Patricia A. Dore Endowed Scholarship Julio and Rene Martinez Enrico G. Gonzalez Endowment Ronald & Shannon Christaldi Professorship in Administrative Carol Z. Bellamy Memorial Diversity Enhancement for Law Review Endowment for Excellence Law Endowed Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Alan and Helaine Grunspan Mike and Peggy Coleman Fund Richard W. Ervin Eminent Jennifer Beltz Scholarship Montjoy Diversity Enhancement Endowment for Children’s + for Excellence Scholar Chair Blank-Miller Scholarship Scholarship Programs Andy and Hope Dogali Florida Bar Health Law Section Joan and Garrett Briggs Suzy Rossomondo Kreis Carol Gregg and Ken Hart Endowment for Excellence Endowed Professorship Endowed Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Endowment for Excellence for Dunbar Family Endowment for David and Deborah Fonvielle Justice Raoul G. Cantero, III, Guyte P. McCord Memorial the Public Interest Law Center Excellence Endowed Professorship Diversity Enhancement Endowed Scholarship Wayne Hogan Endowment in Ehrhardt Endowment for John W. and Ashley Frost Endowed Scholarship Metz, Husband & Daughton Civil Trial Justice Excellence Endowed Professorship Broad and Cassel Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Wayne and Patricia Hogan Equels-Fabar Endowment for Loula Fuller and Dan Myers Thomas W. Conroy Endowed David G. McGunegle Memorial Endowment Social Justice Endowed Professorship Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Journal of Land Use & Florida State University College Glass Professorship in the Public Larry and Jeanne Curtin Beverly S. McLear Memorial Environmental Law + of Law Endowment for Interest Law Center Endowed Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Endowment Excellence Steven M. Goldstein Endowed Bud Daley Memorial Fund National Notary Foundation Amelia Rae Maguire Endowment James Reynolds Jorgenson and Professorship Richard Dixon Family Endowed Scholarship for Business Law Lectures Frederick Reynolds Jorgenson James Edmund and Margaret Scholarship Oertel, Fernandez, Cole & Public Service Fellowship Endowment for Excellence Elizabeth Hennessey Corry Colonel James R. Douglass Bryant Environmental Law Judges John S. Rawls and Tracy and Biff Marshall Term Professorship Veterans Endowed Scholarship James R. Wolf Intramural Moot Endowment for Excellence Donald Hinkle Endowed Scholarship Calvin Patterson Civil Rights Court Competition + McConnaughhay and Rissman Professorship Richard M. Davis Endowed Endowed Scholarship B.K. Roberts Hall Endowment Endowment for Excellence Mason Ladd Endowed Scholarship Parks & Crump Diversity James Harold Thompson Sheila M. McDevitt Endowment Professorship David Warren Denney Memorial Enhancement Endowed Endowment Fund for Excellence Matthews and Hawkins Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Summer Program for Huey, Guilday and Simpson Professorship in Property Chad Wayne Denton Memorial Sean Pittman Scholarship Undergraduates Endowment for Excellence Sheila M. McDevitt Term Scholarship John S. Rawls and Samuel Wolf Transnational Law Journal Richard & Cynthia Hadlow Professorship Denise Diaz Memorial Endowed Scholarship Endowment Endowment for Excellence Gary and Sallyn Pajcic Endowed Scholarship B. K. and Mary N. Roberts Ware Fund for Excellence for the Lawrence Family Endowment for Professorship Carlos R. Diez-Arguelles Endowed Scholarship Public Interest Law Center Freedom Rissman Family Endowment Endowed Scholarship Amelia White Rowell Endowed Wells Family Endowment for Middle Road Foundation Ruden McClosky Endowed Patricia A. Dore Memorial Scholarship Moot Court Endowment for Excellence+ Professorship Endowed Scholarship WP and Erin Shelley Endowed O’Shea Family Endowment for Stearns Weaver Miller Weissler Steve and Susan Ecenia Scholarship + DEFERRED GIFTS + Alhadeff & Sitterson Endowed Endowed Scholarship Daniel & Natalie Soloway Excellence Gary D. Adel Endowed Professorship Joe and Paula Flood Oxford Diversity Enhancement A. Wayne and Gwen Rich Scholarship Jeffrey A. Stoops Endowed Studies Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Endowment for Excellence Anonymous Endowment for Professorship FSU Law School Awards Fund+ Doug and Judy Spears Endowed Cynthia and Charles Tunnicliff Excellence in Elder Law Tallahassee Law Alumni Steve Gey Endowment for Civil Scholarship Endowment for Excellence Michael and Helen Atter Endowed Professorship Liberties Courtney Seaward Summerlin Kevin Wood & Mary Jo Peed Endowment for Excellence Tobias Simon Eminent Scholar Steven M. Goldstein Memorial Oxford Memorial Scholarship Endowment for Excellence Cecelia Bonifay Moot Court Chair in Public Law Endowed Fund Tubbs Memorial Endowed Fund David E. Ramba Endowment for Endowed Scholarship + William and Catherine Tom and Robin Gonzalez Bob & Betty Weber and Helen Excellence Yvonne and Steve Brown Public VanDercreek Endowed Endowed Scholarship Powell Endowed Oxford Peggy Rolando Endowment for Interest Service Award Professorship Marcos R. Gonzalez Diversity Studies Scholarship Excellence Stephen C. Cheeseman Harry M. Walborsky Endowed Enhancement Endowed Nancy Wallace Endowed Cari Roth & Wellington Meffert Endowment Professorship Scholarship Scholarship for Summer Endowment for Excellence William J. and Susan P. Cohen Terence A. Gross Diversity Program Alumni John W. & Judith C. Thomas Professorship in Environmental Enhancement Endowed Bruce and Wendy Wiener Endowment for Excellence Law SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarship Endowed Scholarship+ Edwin W. Walborsky Endowment Riley and Mary Allen Elizabeth Daniels Fund for + Randy and Jerri Hanna Endowed Thornton J. and Harriett W. for Excellence Scholarship+ Excellence Scholarship Williams Scholarship American Academy of David and Deborah Fonvielle Wayne and Patricia Hogan Mark and Ruthelen Williamson CHAIRS & Matrimonial Law Endowed Public Defender Service Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Award PROFESSORSHIPS James Richard Hooper Bruce A. Wragg Memorial + Sandra Anderson Single Parent Dr. Mark S. Ellis Scholarship Alumni Centennial Chair Scholarship Fund Scholarship Scholarship Howard L. Nations Endowed Elizabeth C. and Clyde Karlinsky Family Endowed Young Family Endowment Anonymous Endowed Fund W. Atkinson Endowed Scholarship Robin Lynn Young Memorial Scholarship Kelly Overstreet Johnson and Professorship Katzentine/Simon Endowed Scholarship Atter Family Mentoring Endowed Hal Johnson Endowment for Attorneys’ Title Insurance Fund Scholarship Scholarship Excellence Endowed Professorship in Kellogg Family Endowed Attorney General Endowed SPECIFIC PROGRAM John C. and C. Jeannette Webb Real Estate Scholarship Edward Ball Eminent Scholar Scholarship GIFTS Memorial Endowed Fund John Marshall Kest and Sally D. Mike and Peggy Coleman Moot Chair in International Law M. Kest Endowed Scholarship Court Endowment + Denotes new gift or increased commitment for fiscal year 2011-2012

2011-12 ANNUAL REPORT 7 Financials

CHART 1 Alumni and Students Alumni 2011-2012 Cash Giving Rates Students Total Cash Received $1,442,316*

27.03% Student 2007-08 Annual Fund** Programs 68.39% $434,378 $61,619

24.83% 2008-09 Faculty Unrestricted 71.43% Development $177,298 $389,820 27.51% Scholarships 2009-10 $379,201 81.53%

27.96% 2010-11 75.78% * There were no state matching dollars this fiscal year. ** All cash gifts of $10,000 or less made by alumni and friends that are not earmarked for endowment or part of a 28.18% larger pledge other than a Book Award. 2011-12 See CHART 2. 88.64%

CHART 2 Total Alumni Cash Gifts 2011-2012 to the Annual Fund* Total Annual Fund Giving $434,378* $347,916 Scholarships 2007-08 $58,196

Library, Law 2008-09 $304,474 Review and Journals $17,394 2009-10 $346,535

Student Organizations Unrestricted 2010-11 $342,677 $19,185 $339,603

2011-12 $358,178

* All cash gifts of $10,000 or less made by alumni and friends that are not *Includes Book Awards earmarked for endowment or part of a larger pledge other than a Book Award.

8 Florida State Law All Alumni and Student Donors by Class

C lass Of 1969 J. Michael Hughes C lass Of 1973 Richard L. Geissal, Jr. C. Earl Henderson Alumni: 73 Jerry M. Johns Alumni: 135 Ben E. Girtman Mark Herron Number of Donors: 19 J. William Kirkland Number of Donors: 36 Stann W. Givens J. David Holder Participation: 26.03% Wendell J. Kiser Participation: 26.67% Dr. Roberto A. Godoy David P. Hopstetter The Honorable The Honorable Samuel T. Adams Lawrence A. Gonzalez A. Woodson Isom, Jr. C. Jeffery Arnold Harlow H. Land, Jr. Eduardo Anton Owen K. Goodwyne The Honorable Stephen W. Buckley William C. Martin, III David A. Barrett Admiral Harold E. Grant Claudia R. Isom *J. Riley Davis Carl P. McDonald James C. Brady Douglas L. Grose Robert W. Joyce Robert C. Dean *Brian D. O’Neill Donald D. Conn Peter B. Heebner Elise F. Judelle John R. Dowd, Sr. The Honorable William G. Cooper T. Larry Hill Margaret-Ray Kemper *John W. Frost, II Richard G. Payne James M. Corrigan Randall H. Holliday Margaret Jost Khan The Honorable Thomas G. Pelham *William W. Corry David M. Hudson Thomas F. Lang Nicholas P. Geeker David L. Rice Marshall D. Davis The Honorable Kathleen B. Levitz H. Lawrence Hardy Cynthia S. Tunnicliff James W. Dodson Harry K. Jowers Richard B. Liss John J. Hemrick Charles S. Williams, Jr. William H. Gauldin, III C. Laurence Keesey J. Richard Livingston J. Eugene Kelley, Jr. T. Michael Woods Jeffrey A. Glass James P. Knox The Honorable James M. Landis W. Christopher Hart Nancy G. Linnan David M. Maloney C lass Of 1972 William R. Lyle, Jr. Francis E. Holden, Jr. Charles F. McClamma James C. Massie James N. McConnaughhay Alumni: 124 Thomas F. Icard, Jr. Gregory J. McDole Stephen W. Metz The Honorable Number of Donors: 34 The Honorable Jack L. McLean, Jr. William W. Montjoy Donald S. Modesitt Participation: 27.42 % Sally D. M. Kest Olen W. Meredith Anthony P. Pires, Jr. Douglas H. Morford David C. Arnold The Honorable Carl D. Motes Stephen C. Reilly Ronald A. Mowrey Kenneth L. Connor John M. Kest Robert A. Pierce Professor of Law Emerita James I. Ridley Peter M. Dunbar Stephen R. Koons John R. Reeves Jane Rigler Jon S. Wheeler William B. Eppley Frank A. Kreidler Michael A. Reichman Peter D. Ringsmuth David Luther Woodward David R. Fletcher Guy E. Labalme The Honorable The Honorable C. David Fonvielle, III The Honorable George S. Reynolds, III Van P. Russell C lass Of 1970 The Honorable Ronald A. Legendre Robert I. Scanlan *Jeffrey H. Savlov Alumni: 84 Charles A. Francis Lawrence J. Marchbanks Allen R. Smith The Honorable Number of Donors: 20 Lester A. Garringer, Jr. Joseph A. McGlothlin C. Norman Stallings, Jr. E. Douglas Spangler, Jr. Participation: 23.81% Steve Ginestra Tim Moran The Honorable Betty J. Steffens Larry D. Beltz The Honorable Thomas F. Panebianco R. L. Stephenson Gerald B. Sternstein E. Bruce Buckley Raymond O. Gross Harold F. Peek, Jr. *George E. Tragos Marilyn B. Strauss Col. Raymond K. Costello The Honorable Charles R. Ranson Thomas A. Warren Marc A. Sussman Kenneth John Densmore Kim C. Hammond The Honorable William B. Wiley Daniel H. Thompson Rodney G. Fair James M. Hankins Radford R. Sturgis Ronald S. Webster C lass Of 1975 Paul R. Green William H. Harrold, Jr. *Molly J. Tasker Richard M. White, Jr. E. Burke Jolly *Wayne Hogan The Honorable Alumni: 152 L. David Zube Gerald W. Jones, Jr. David P. Horan Emerson R. Thompson, Jr. Number of Donors: 54 C lass Of 1976 Richard J. Meehan Gary L. Jakob Cass D. Vickers Participation: 35.53% James R. Meyer, Sr. Roy M. Kinsey, Jr. Wayne S. Webb, Jr. Thomas T. Alspach Alumni: 121 J. Jerome Miller Mayor John R. Marks, III Stephen R. White Mary Anne Bestebreurtje Number of Donors: 42 A. Wayne Rich Willie G. May Vernon L. Whittier, Jr. *Bruce B. Blackwell Participation: 34.71% Richard G. Rumrell The Honorable John C. Whitton, Jr. F. Philip Blank William E. Atwater, III J. Phillip Short F. Shields McManus Charles L. Woody Samantha D. Boge Richard E. Benton Richard H. Sollner William R. Northcutt C. Everett Boyd, Jr. S. James Brainerd *A. James Spalla Bruce Pelham C lass Of 1974 Thomas W. Brooks Dominic M. Caparello George L. Waas Del G. Potter Alumni: 157 The Honorable Philip C. Claypool Ansley Watson, Jr. Steven A. Rissman Number of Donors: 44 Catherine M. Brunson F. Alan Cummings Kent R. Weible H. Dan Robuck, Jr. Participation: 28.03% Neil H. Butler *Lawrence N. Curtin Enoch J. Whitney R. William Roland James W. Anderson Michael A. Campbell D. Scott Dattan William H. Sned, Jr. *Ronald L. Baker Michael A. Currea Robert L. Donald C lass Of 1971 Michael A. Tartaglia James D. Beasley Richard D. Dixon William A. Donovan Alumni: 68 *William B. Taylor, IV Thomas M. Beason James M. Donohue The Honorable Number of Donors: 19 The Honorable Alan N. Berg Joe W. Fixel J. Dale Durrance Participation: 27.94% Richard R. Townsend Elliot R. Brooks Warren L. Franz The Honorable Frank C. Amatea Charles F. Tunnicliff E. Thomas Brushwood John R. Gierach Carolyn K. Fulmer Don A. Boggs George L. Varnadoe William S. Burns, Jr. Thomas M. Gonzalez Clifford S. Gibbons Michael M. Corin C. Gary Williams Clark J. Cochran, Jr. Col. Brent P. Green Patricia R. Gleason The Honorable F. Palmer Williams Thomas W. Conroy Kelly D. Hancock Andrew A. Graham Marguerite H. Davis Charles L. Curtis Paul M. Harden The Honorable William W. Gallogly Brian S. Duffy Kenneth R. Hart Timothy D. Harley

*Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2011-2012 2011-12 ANNUAL REPORT 9 All Alumni and student donors by class

Paul F. Hartsfield, Jr. *Richard B. Hadlow Dean Henry L. Kirby The Honorable Louisa H. Warren Angela L. Hughes T. Elaine Holmes Kristine E. Knab Frederick L. Koberlein Michael T. Webster Jennifer Hurst Ray P. Jefferies M. Catherine Lannon Kenneth L. Kuerzi David A. Yon The Honorable Jay E. Kauffman CPA Percy W. Mallison, Jr. Terry E. Lewis C lass Of 1981 Lewis M. Killian, Jr. Edwin P. Krieger, Jr. Sheila M. McDevitt M. Paul Liepshutz Joseph W. Lawrence, II Jack Locklin, Jr. John H. Mueller D. Chris Lindamood Alumni: 178 Bruce A. Leinback The Honorable The Honorable *Domenick R. Lioce Number of Donors: 46 The Honorable H. Hentz McClellan Stevan T. Northcutt *Raymer F. Maguire, III Participation: 25.84% Terr y P. Lewis John D.C. Newton, II The Honorable Thomas J. Maida *Howard E. Adams R. Kent Lilly Jeffrey W. Pepper Nancy Perez Douglas L. Mannheimer The Honorable D. Michael Mathes Kenneth R. Ridlehoover Jeffery M. Pfister John K. McClure Michael G. Allen William N. Meggs The Honorable William E. Ploss J. Lane Middleton, III W. Riley Allen David K. Miller Jose R. Rodriguez Daphne Boswell Putnam Ronald L. Nelson Randal B. Atkinson Randolph P. Murrell Isadore F. Rommes, Jr. Thomas B. Putnam, Jr. Janet Schaffer Steven D. Beres Bob Owens Janice G. Scott Patrick A. Raley James A. Scott, Jr. Edward M. Booth, Jr. Cynthia Piotrowski Steven L. Seliger Randall O. Reder George H. Sheldon William B. Brannon, Jr. William D. Preston David B. Slaughter Margaret A. Rolando Charles A. Sullivan, Jr. Dale A. Burket James M. Schiff Professor Ruth E. Stone Sandra N. Shaw Mary L. Sweet Tink D. Cooper Charles A. Schuster The Honorable Walter B. Smith *Edwin Walborsky W. Dekle Day Susan K. Stafford Terry D. Terrell Dr. Robert S. Smith Alaine S. Williams The Honorable The Honorable Jeffrey B. Trammell Christopher J. Smith The Honorable E. Gary Early Patricia V. Thomas Kathleen A. Villacorta Teresa J. Sopp William L. Wright John S. Fagan Theodore L. Tripp, Jr. Neill G. Wade, IV Karen K. Specie Todd A. Foster C lass Of 1980 Michael B. Twomey Christopher J. Weiss *Ana E. Tangel-Rodriguez Jo E. Friday Margaret L. Vandervalk The Honorable Scott K. Tozian Alumni: 171 Ronald C. Glickman Jeffrey A. Ward Linda A. Wells Victoria L. Weber Number of Donors: 42 The Honorable Robert A. Weiss Robert W. Wells, Jr. Craig B. Willis Participation: 24.56% David W. Green Walton M. Wilson Thomas E. Wheeler, Jr. Randel V. Allen Patrick F. Healy C lass Of 1979 Professor JoLen Rawls Teresa Beazley Widmer Arthur C. Beal, Jr. Thomas M. Jenks Wolf Representative John G. Alumni: 162 Patricia Brown Randolph B. Jones, Jr. Wood, Jr. Number of Donors: 51 Lawrence P. Bush Deborah K. Kearney C lass Of 1977 Participation: 31.48% Lynda Campbell *Lawrence A. Kellogg Alumni: 141 C lass Of 1978 Howard M. Acosta Charles N. Castagna Frederick H. Kent, III Number of Donors: 55 Alumni: 145 Michael A. Atter Sonia R. Crockett Nora Leto Participation: 39.01% Number of Donors: 52 Bruce D. Barkett Charlotte H. Danciu John W. Lewis Silvia M. Alderman Participation: 35.86% Thomas L. Barnhart Helio P. De La Torre Robert C. Martin Melissa F. Allaman Paul H. Amundsen Charles E. Buker, III Stephen A. Ecenia Dana C. Matthews Elaine K. Ashley Robert C. Apgar Stephen C. Burgess Mary A. Edenfield Sarah B. Mayer Robert B. Balogh Geralyn M. Atkinson- William G. Capko William T. Edwards, Jr. Harry Morrison, Jr. Stephen A. Bennett Hazelton Barney J. Chisolm, Jr. Thomas K. Equels John E. Mufson Joan H. Bickerstaff *Betty Anne Beavers *Thomas A. Cloud Larry R. Erskine Rosemary O’Shea Barbara C. Biddle *Timothy P. Beavers Michael J. Coniglio Joy Causseaux Frank Walter B. Parramore William E. Bond, Jr. Helaine M. Blum Robert C. Crabtree David J. Glatthorn John Paulich, III James H. Burke, Jr. John A. Boggs Elizabeth J. Daniels Lewis G. Gordon Carl J. Peckinpaugh Peter C. Burkert F. Scott Boyd Michael E. Duclos Scott B. Gorman Charles J. Pratt, Jr. Guy E. Burnette, Jr. R. Terry Butler Col. Charles L. Early, Jr. Gordon E. Hart Carolyn S. Raepple Charles L. Carlton Geraldyne H. Carlton Miranda F. Fitzgerald Steven C. Hartsell Linda C. Schmidt Michael F. Coppins Martha H. Chumbler Gary A. Friedman *James F. Heekin, Jr. Diane A. Scott James O. Cunningham Robert W. Clark Senator Joseph S. Geller Donald M. Hinkle Marjorie Starnes-Bilotti Nancy A. Daniels Robert A. Cole Lawrence S. Gendzier Carl D. Inskeep Sandra P. Stockwell William H. Davis The Honorable Ruth L. Gokel Bruce D. Lamb *Stephen D. Swartz Cecil L. Davis, Jr. Lacey A. Collier Christopher L. Griffin Richard P. Lee Charles R. Talley Benjamin H. Dickens, Jr. The Honorable Terence A. Gross D. Hywel Leonard Julie S. J. Thornton The Honorable Timothy Coon The Honorable William F. Murphy, III Lisa Perlmutter Troner Charles W. Dodson *Gerald B. Cope, Jr. James C. Hankinson Leanne J. Pflaum Jeffrey P. Whitton Aurelio Durana J. Burke Culler, Jr. The Honorable Nancy C. Pistilli-Hurst The Honorable Micheal A. Edwards Charles E. Davis Glenn L. Hess Stephen P. Preisser Joe A. Wild Pamela H. Espenshade Carol E. Donahue Robert K. High, Jr. Suzanne G. Printy Robert S. Wise Dennis R. Ferguson Allan J. Donahue *Melanie Ann Hines Olga Ramirez-Seijas C lass Of 1982 Roberta J. Fox William S. Dufoe Edward P. Jackson Vicky A. Savage William M. Furlow, III Richard A. Ehlers Jennie H. Jerome Geoffrey B. Schwartz Alumni: 152 The Honorable Robert C. Elmore Roderick N. Jones Lawrence W. Smith Number of Donors: 35 Mark H. Gibbons Andrew L. Granger Stephen J. Keller Linda J. Stalvey Participation: 23.03% Robert S. Goldman Charles J. Grimsley W. Clay King Stefan V. Stein Jay Adams Debra Weiss Goodstone James S. Groh Thomas F. Kirwin Robert D. Vandiver C. Christopher Anderson, Robert D. Guthrie, Jr. C. Howard Hunter, III John J. Waltz III

10 Florida State Law *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2011-2012 The Honorable Representative Larry E. *Joshua A. Whitman Philip D. Townes C lass Of 1987 Kenneth B. Bell Metz Donald N. Williams Lucille E. Turner Alumni: 161 Calvin L. Bender Deborah S. Minnis B. Richard Young Raymond M. Warren Number of Donors: 50 Kathryn G. W. Cowdery Alexander Muszynski, III H. Darrell White, Jr. Participation: 31.06% C lass Of 1985 Mary L. Crippen The Honorable Linda Spaulding White M. B. Adelson, IV Thomas R. Criss Lisa S. Nelson Alumni: 192 Douglas A. Wilde Barbara E. Akers Edward W. Dougherty, Jr. Michael C. Pendley Number of Donors: 59 David J. Akerson C lass Of 1986 James Mann Ervin, Jr. Cari Lynn Roth Participation: 30.73% M. Kristen Allman Stephen C. Fredrickson Robert L. Rothman The Honorable Alumni: 205 Pamela J. Anderson Vivian F. Garfein *Thomas P. Scarritt, Jr. Thomas H. Barkdull, III Number of Donors: 50 Paul M. Anderson Andrew B. Goshen Robert A. Serrone Bridget A. Berry Participation: 24.39% Adam Arnold Theodore G. Granger Neal A. Sivyer Contreras Dorene P. Barker David C. Ashburn Robert A. Henderson Jeffrey W. Stidham John A. Boudet Gary D. Beatty Winston K. Borkowski Edwin R. Hudson Steven John Stolting Melville G. Brinson, III Joseph J. Bernardo Anne-Marie L. Bowen J. Charles Ingram Jesse F. Suber Christopher C. Brockman Staci A. Bienvenu Barbara P. Burke Roberta J. Karp Brian R. Toung Tasha O. Buford Ramona L. Blankinship Meredith Charbula Paul F. King Virginia B. Townes A. Van Catterton, Jr. Janette Blue The Honorable Robert M. Marasco Cynthia H. Weiss Joseph C. Chancey Kelly H. Buzzett Mallory D. Cooper Kenneth B. Martin Gary O. Welch Thomas R. Cooper William A. Buzzett Susan Smith Erdelyi Larry A. Matthews Kathleen J. Wolff Carlos R. Diez-Arguelles Kenneth M. Casper Laura Beth Faragasso Sylvia M. McDonald- Martin R. Dix Robert N. Clarke, Jr. Linda H. Gottlieb C lass Of 1984 Kaufman Randall J. Etheridge *J. Michael Coleman Humberto Hernandez D. Lloyd Monroe, IV Alumni: 183 Laura L. Ferrante The Honorable Anne L. Kinch Leslie Ann Murphy Number of Donors: 44 Steven S. Ferst Cynthia L. Cox James T. Knight, III Michael D. Olafson Participation: 24.04% Forrest S. Fields, Jr. Timothy H. Crutchfield Lawrence M. Korn Robert G. Panse John S. Andrews The Honorable The Honorable The Honorable Kent R. Putnam Bert W. Barclay Jeffrey M. Fleming William H. Dane, Jr. Charles A. Lawson F. Robert Santos Steven M. Blount Victoria L. Francis A. Anderson B. Dogali James D. Leary, Jr. Thomas J. Spulak M. Christopher Bryant *Loula M. Fuller Hope Dogali Dominic C. MacKenzie Dan R. Stengle Kirk S. Chaberski Professor Sally C. Gertz James J. Evangelista Sherri Denton Mallory Lynn C. Stewart-Mullen Lisabeth W. Chambers The Honorable *Manuel Farach Jay W. Manuel J. Thompson Thornton Ron DiGiacomo Judith W. Hawkins Alan B. Fields Susan C. Marvin Christopher K. Vogel Mike M. Donovan John W. Hedrick Janet L. Findling Richard H. McDuff Paula L. Walborsky Mark S. Ellis Keith C. Hetrick Stephen W. Foxwell Craig A. Meyer Robert N. Wesley Patrick G. Emmanuel, Jr. Mark E. Holcomb Marshall G. Geisser Mary P. Moore Patrick B. Flanagan Lisa H. Ihns Anthony J. Griffith Robyn D. Neely C lass Of 1983 Isidro M. Garcia Louise T. Jeroslow The Honorable J. Scott Nooney Alumni: 190 John F. Gilroy, III Katherine Kane Lauren L. Hafner *James W. Nuebel Number of Donors: 40 J. David Green Samuel P. King Michelle M. Heldmyer Karen Oehme Participation: 21.05% Alan M. Grunspan Professor Paul E. Lund *Kimberly L. King Neal Osiason The Honorable Douglas L. Hall Douglas P. Manson Sharon E. Krick David G. Pius Charlotte W. Anderson Tracy W. Hatch Curtis J. Mase Kathleen J. Loggins Chief Justice Ricky L. Professor Paolo G. Annino Mark D. Hildreth Susan C. McDonald Richard A. Lotspeich Polston Mark P. Barnebey John R. Jenkins Deborah J. Meyer Julio C. Martinez, Jr. David L. Powell Brian D. Berkowitz Georgina Jimenez-Orosa James W. Middleton George V. Matlock Eric D. Prutsman Bradley M. Bole Peter M. Kramer *Daniel E. Myers John T. Mitchell Thomas M. Ramsberger The Honorable David R. Lenox Gregory P. Nelson Mary Ann Morgan J. Mark Rodgers Joseph A. Bulone *E. John Lopez Sean M. O’Haire Marilyn K. Morris Robert A. Schreiber C. John Christensen Carla J. Luggiero Valerie O. Patterson Linda P. Nelson Lansing C. Scriven Anthony G. Coleman, Jr. James W. Magaha Robert A. Pell Professor Jane Boyd Ohlin J. Layne Smith Dr. Sue C. Collins Benjamin Martin Brian G. Pincket Stephan A. Pendorf Gina G. Smith Donna F. Dugger Col. Elizabeth C. Masters The Honorable Barbara J. Pittman Lu Ann Snider Lisa Etheridge Anne L. McGihon Debra Roberts Joyce M. Raidle Susan Steffey Ronald P. Hanes Louis K. Nicholas, II Ruth E. Saff James P. Rhea Michael S. Sutton Carol L. Hendrix Frank P. Rainer Leonard K. Samuels Bradley D. Robbins Richard R. Thames William E. Johnson Judy Rice Goldman Randal L. Schecter Douglas S. Roberts Elizabeth W. Willis The Honorable Clifford W. Sanborn, III Robert K. Senior Laura L. Rush Claire E. Winold Laura S. Johnson Barbara S. Sanders M. David Shapiro Floyd R. Self Leslie S. Kushner Hala A. Sandridge Patricia L. Smith Robert C. Shearman C lass Of 1988 Allison Sundberg Lane Francis H. Sheppard Daniel M. Soloway Michael A. Shorstein Alumni: 167 A. Lawton Langford Jeffrey A. Stoops J. Todd South The Honorable Number of Donors: 44 Terrell C. Madigan Catherine H. Suber Gregory P. Sreenan Herman Y. Thomas Participation: 26.35 Robert R. McDonald Robin H. Thompson Susan V. Stucker Donald E. Thompson, II Linda A. Bailey Erin L. McLaughlin William Wallshein N. Adam Tebrugge Timothy H. Wells Alexander D. Barker Kenneth McLaughlin W. David Watkins James L. Torres Fred L. Williams, Jr. Leander D. Barnhill Nicolas J. Watkins Kim W. Torres Deborah A. Bass-Frazier

*Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2011-2012 2011-12 ANNUAL REPORT 11 All Alumni and student donors by class

Carol A. Berkowitz Chet Kaufman Laura L. Vaughan C lass Of 1992 James W. Humann L. Robert Bourgeois Gretchen K. Klayman Cheng-Shou Wang Alumni: 166 Karen T. Hundley Suzanne Doub Brantley Kevin J. Vander Kolk The Honorable Number of Donors: 39 Warren H. Husband E. Tyron Brown Dr. Arthur H. Lester Samantha L. Ward Participation: 23.49% Tracey J. Hyde *Jason B. Burnett David J. Marsh Lori A. Willner Alexander Alvarez M. Hope Keating Patrick L. Butler Pamela A. Martin Michael P. Bruyere The Honorable C lass Of 1991 Christopher P. Canova Jack C. McElroy *Kerey Carpenter Lorraine M. Kelly Reverend Matthew M. Pablo Meles Alumni: 244 Joseph Cerino Professor Hugh M. Lee Carter, II Stevan D. Mitchell Number of Donors: 51 David S. Cohen Patrick P. F. Martin Joseph C. Coates, III James V. Myhre Participation: 20.90% Mary Ellen Davis Dr. Eucharia E. Nnadi *Charles L. Cooper, Jr. Angela M. Nixon David W. Adams Anthony D. Demma, Jr. Jonathan M. Pavsner Diane M. Dramko Daniel F. O’Shea Bret S. Anderson Lisa M. Duchene Lisa E. Pease Rosemary B. Eure Georgette Panagotacos Lisa J. Augspurger Maureen A. Eggert Derrick S. Penney Michael R. Fabec W. Scott Patterson Paul R. Berg Sheila L. Erstling Carl R. Peterson, Jr. Loren L. Gold Mark Ragusa Gene S. Boger Eddie D. Evans Bruce D. Platt David D. Hallock, Jr. John A. Rogers, Jr. Elizabeth A. Boland Yeline Goin Donnette A. Reid Michael W. Jackson The Honorable Patricia Ellen Bornes Mark D. Hobson Williams Steven B. Kelley Elizabeth A. Senterfitt Kathleen L. Brennan Kimberly D. Holladay Robert H. Rigsby, Jr. Pamela J. Koller Robin L. Suarez Julianna Burrall Dalana W. Johnson Cynthia Brennan Ryan Carrie K. Kroll Philip J. Sypula Kathleen M. Calcutt C. Denise Johnson- Joseph B. Schimmel David B. Kundin Dina Gallo Tarro J. Steven Carter Hightower David R. Slaton Reginald Luster Elizabeth A. Teegen Amaury Cruz Mark E. Kaplan Andrew J. Smith Kevin P. Markey Kristen L. Davenport *Fred E. Karlinsky *Barbara R. Smith C lass Of 1990 Michael C. Markham Jorge I. G. del Valle The Honorable JoAnn Marie Stalcup Wellington H. Meffert, II Alumni: 167 Yoniece M. Dixon Patricia A. Kinsey Mary Catherine Stewart John L. Milla Number of Donors: 40 John R. Dixon J. Mark Langdon Mark S. Thomas John P. Moneyham Participation: 23.95% L. Rachel Dolnick Helena G. Malchow Alexander H. Twedt Richard W. Moore The Honorable Stacey Dougan Pastel Kevin Grant Malchow C lass Of 1994 Tobi C. Pam Faye L. Allen Deborah T. Eversole Robert F. Mallett Charlotte E. Parsons Tadeusz A. Borowski, Jr. *Ferman M. Fernandez Col. Peter R. Marksteiner Alumni: 165 K. Francesca Plendl Patrick B. Calcutt Heidi Ellen Garwood Glen A. McClary Number of Donors: 32 Kathryn E. Price Diana W. Caldwell William L. Grant Mari H. McCully Participation: 19.39% Anita C. Pryor Maria Charles- Scott E. Gwartney Avery D. McKnight Stephanie L. Brennan Tod W. Read McGuinness Donna Kay Hanes Lisa B. Noroian Melvin A. Burruss Scott R. Rost Eileen Granahan Coates Gail Scott Hill Sharon L. Ray C. Graham Carothers, Jr. Harold A. Saul *David M. Corry William T. Jackson Tance E. Roberts Dione C. Carroll Cathy M. Sellers Arnold B. Corsmeier Sara Hay Lamb Alan W. Roddy Capt. Jean-Jacques Darius The Honorable Ralph P. Douglas, Jr. Joanne B. Lambert Ryan C. Rodems E. Janyce Dawkins Jan Shackelford Robert C. Downie, II William R. Lewis Philip A. Sandon Charles F. Dudley Denise M. Smith Todd D. Eaton Thomas I. Mayton, Jr. Susan M. Schwartz Marc W. Dunbar Brenda S. Taylor Laura L. Glenn Steven P. McDonald The Honorable Shirley J. Esperanza Terry L. Watson Enrico G. Gonzalez Michael J. Minerva, Jr. Keith F. White Kinney The Honorable Mark H. Muller Mary F. Whitney Christopher M. C lass Of 1989 Michael J. Hauversburk Susan G. O’Halloran Francis T. Williams Fitzpatrick Alumni: 156 Donald R. Henderson Cheryl Parker Rose *R. Scheffel Wright Teresa S. Fitzpatrick Number of Donors: 39 Roland W. Kiehn Elizabeth J. Partington Sheryl S. Zust James W. Gustafson, Jr. Participation: 25.00% Karen M. Kinney Robert E. Pinder Herbert D. Haughton Jodi L. Abramowitz Patricia A. Kurlin The Honorable C lass Of 1993 Alejandro P. Joya Alan Abramowitz John T. LaVia, III L. Clayton Roberts Alumni: 191 Dina A. Keever-Agrama Marianne Lloyd Aho Edward D. Mathews, Jr. Vikki R. Shirley Number of Donors: 38 Kim A. Kellum John C. Bachman Leon J. McCombs, II Sally Still Participation: 19.90% Robert F. Kohlman Mary M. Bebout Randall P. Mueller Richard M. Summa Laura E. Anthony Teresa A. Kramer Captain Terence H. Brown Joseph L. Najmy Lt. Col. Walter L. The Honorable Paul J. Layne Lourdes M. Calvo- Bridget L. O’Ryan Trierweiler USA Ret. Jason E. Ashford Laurie Mack-Wagner Paquette Bruce D. Partington Tony A. Turner Timothy P. Atkinson Juan C. Martinez Dr. Gema I. Carrillo Marvin P. Pastel, II Thomas C. Tyler, Jr. John E. Banks, Jr. Elizabeth J. Maykut Karen A. Childers Dilipkumar Patel J. Jeffry Wahlen Claudia Y. Barona Travis L. Miller Leonard J. Dietzen, III John F. Pauly, Jr. John E. White Summer M. Barranco Kelly A. O’Keefe Alexander S. Douglas, II Samuel P. Queirolo D. Keith Wickenden Terrie S. Didier *Sean Pittman Carolyn R. Evora Ricardo A. Reyes *R. Mark Williamson Connie C. Durrence Lacey Powell Clark Orlando L. Evora Alicia J. Schumacher William B. Willingham Laura J. Ericson Kyle L. Redfearn Abel Gomez Arthur B. Skafidas Timothy D. Wolf The Honorable Captain Alan S. Richard Lynda L. Goodgame Sharon C. St. Clair Victor J. Zambetti Ronald W. Flury Tricia A. Spivey Angela B. Green Kathleen Walsh Stratton *Laverne Lewis Gaskins Damian C. Taylor Col. Steven P. Hester Thomas G. Thomas Justin W. George Shira R. Thomas Kathryn B. Hoeck David S. Tobin John M. Hayes

12 Florida State Law *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2011-2012 *The Honorable Karla D. Ellis Richard F. Woodford, Jr. Christina M. Galindo- Craig B. Hewitt, II Suzanne H. Van Wyk Charles R. Fletcher Walsh Heidi L. Hobbs C lass Of 1998 Teresa M. Frazier Michael W. Haber Steven K. Johnson C lass Of 1995 JoLinda L. Herring Alumni: 220 Eric E. Hartwell Caroline Johnson Levine Alumni: 219 Kimberly Rockwell Number of Donors: 36 Sharman M. Herrin Talley L. Kaleko Number of Donors: 43 Hoffman Participation: 16.36% William D. Horgan, III Shasta L. Kruse Participation: 19.63% Jeremy N. Jungreis Kurtis T. Bauerle Robert H. Hosay Bruce E. Kuhse *Robert A. Bass The Honorable Lilia R. Bell Charles W. Inman Mara B. Levy John W. Bencivenga Keith R. Kyle D. Marcus Braswell, Jr. Amy H. Johnson Joseph C. Timothy Lewis Lisa Norris Bernau Jason D. Lazarus Charles Woods Callahan, Eugenia M. Keough- Clifford W. Mayhall George W. Boring, III Patrick J. McGinley III Raines Lauren R. McLeroy Richard L. Bradford Elizabeth H. Merrill Lt. Col. Karen H. Carlisle *Markenzy Lapointe J. Bart McNiel Jennifer E. Bradley S. Todd Merrill G. Todd Cottrill Richard P. Lawson Anthony B. Miller Wendy D. Brewer Jorge A. Mestre James R. Daughton, Jr. Neil B. Mooney *Mindy L. Miller Joan Stefanec Briggs *Jorge L. Piedra Kasandra L. Derry Stephen E. Morse Dion J. Moniz *L. Antonio Cabassa Leo G. Rydzewski Carol L. Dutra Julie E. Nevins John A. Moore Angela C. Cabassa Lanitra S. Sanchez-Moore Jere L. Earlywine Isabel L. Nogues Christina M. O’Brien Benjamin L. Crump Andrew J. Schutt Carolyn A. Egan Shannon L. Novey Amy J. Ohnstad Manuel J. Dominguez Scott A. Tavolieri Evelyn M. Fletcher Davis Stephen A. Ostrow Amy E. Osteryoung *Linda Bond Edwards *John E. Thomas Robin R. Gault Helen P. Palladeno Rachel M. Port Geoffrey Daniel Geist Alicia M. Torres John A. Ghio Anthony G. Papa Alicia Westhoff Reid Kenneth S. Gluckman Deborah R. Tracy H. Timothy Gillis Kelly H. Papa Mark C. Reid W. Cochran Keating, IV Julie M. Zola *Marcos R. Gonzalez Ian E. Pate Francis P. Roche, Jr. Edward M. Koch Melissa R. Hourihan Jason M. Peery Douglas B. Rohan C lass Of 1997 Heather F. Lindsay Lt. Col. Yolanda Y. Kenneth D. Pratt Jeffrey M. Schumm Leenette W. McMillan Alumni: 193 Jamison Gregory K. Rettig Rudolph C. Shepard, Jr. David Oxamendi Number of Donors: 36 Lauren P. Kohl Sean J. Roberts Joseph Silva, Jr. Curtis S. Pajcic Participation: 18.65% Robert S. Lamont, Jr. Leron E. Rogers Matthew A. Smith Daryl D. Parks Francis J. Allman, Jr. Martha C. Mann Major Brian J. Rooney Julia R. Sotolongo Ralph G. Pepe James A. Boatman, Jr. Rebecca Mercier-Vargas Raul E. Salas S. Brent Spain Luis J. Perdomo James A. Bordonaro Bert J. Millis Michael W. Schmid Major Isaac C. Spragg Bryan T. Pugh Patricia W. Bradford Steven M. Millsap Tanya Rae Sharpe Dustin S. Stephenson David E. Ramba *Jason E. Campbell Anthony J. Paviglianiti Leslie A. Sweet George H. Stopp, Jr. The Honorable Diane G. Cassaro The Honorable Heather Gerald C. Thomas Francisco Touron, III Stephanie W. Ray Nondas M. Davis Pinder Rodriguez Sandra M. Upegui Bart R. Valdes Diego Rodriguez Alejandro Espino Senior Vice President G. Todd Whitcomb Jeremy M. Walker L. Kirk Rogers Professor Cleveland Patrick R. Ray, Jr. Allan E. Wulbern Danielle A. Watkins Shannon Hartsfield Ferguson, III William F. Sharpe William L. Whitesell C lass Of 2000 Salimone Gregory W. Files Paige E. Shoemaker Jason G. Williams Gregory L. Shelton Angela D. Flaherty Mitchell L. Silverman Alumni: 214 Amy E. Voigt Xenofos Professor Phyllis C. Smith Mark T. Flaherty Scott B. Smith Number of Donors: 63 Jennifer L. Zumarraga Julie S. Sneed Leigh Kellett Fletcher Thomas A. Suter Participation: 29.44% Hadas Kohn Stagman Anne Marie Frazee E. Lamar Taylor Joan Humphrey Anderson C lass Of 2001 Jacqueline B. Steele The Honorable Lyyli M. Van Whittle Rosalyn S. Baker-Barnes Alumni: 221 Sharon C. Tiffany Stanley H. Griffis, III Roberto M. Vargas Maria I. Barbosa Number of Donors: 28 Meredith Trammell Roger J. Haughey, II Joseph J. Ward *Lourdes Bernal-Dixon Participation: 12.67% Natalie A. Tuttle April E. Haughey Ginger L. Boyd Christi R. Adams C lass Of 1999 Lillian A. Vitagliano- David Henderson *Rochelle Birnbaum Leslie E. Bryson Baum Jeffrey R. Lynch Alumni: 197 Chiocca Carlos J. Canino Ivan D. Voronec Mary Claire Miller Number of Donors: 49 *Ileana A. Cruz-Bongini Robert D. Clarke Nancy Mason Wallace Jeanne M. Murray Participation: 24.87% Erin A. Cuzzort *Eileen D. Fernandez Michael A. Wasylik Patricia A. Nance- Anthony C. Alfonso Elizabeth M. De Armas Kathy S. Gatzlaff Robert L. White, III Annunziato Patricia M. Allen Sean T. Desmond A. Anthony Giovanoli Preston O. Odom, III Joy A. Tootle Armstrong The Honorable Charles W. Griggers C lass Of 1996 Peter Papagianakis John L. Bischof Darlene F. Dickey Terri J. Harlan Alumni: 182 L. William Porter, III Alicia Caridi Philip W. Edwards Kristie L. Hatcher-Bolin Number of Donors: 29 Scott A. Remington Ganesh L. Chatani Tiffany Eggers Jason C. Hill Participation: 15.93% Michael R. Ross Garnett W. Chisenhall, Jr. Jody L. Finklea Elmer C. Ignacio Jennifer R. Beltz Michael G. Stofer Juan R. Collins Kyle S. Fischer Ana E. Iguaran *Brett J. Berlin Jennifer C. Tindall Kidd P. Crawford Peter Gunnar Fisher Jesse H. Little Tanya L. Bower Allison M. Tringas Joseph C. D’Annunzio Philip A. Fowler Jezabel Llorente Derek B. Brett Dana Tucker-Davis Virginia C. Dailey David M. Gagnon Marie E. Masson Gregory M. Chabon Dwayne E. Williams Angela C. Desmond Ignacio J. Garcia Alexis Mead Walker William E. Clague J. Riley Williams, IV Brian L. Fernandes Octavio Gomez Kyle V. Mitchell A. Joseph Coomes Keevin D. Williams Felipe Frias Karen A. Haber John D. Neumann Dana L. Crosby-Collier Elizabeth C. Williamson Wesley S. Haber Kevin M. O’Brien

*Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2011-2012 2011-12 ANNUAL REPORT 13 All Alumni and student donors by class

Thomas N. Palermo Amy W. Schrader Sharonda P. Mills *Alejandro E. Jordan Justin B. Green David N. Perry Matthew D. Schultz Linda Noel David A. Kaplan Stephen K. Hachey Timothy J. Perry Adam C. Shelton Christopher B. Norris Cassandra Rosas Kellogg Teeka K. Harrison Jennesia M. Primas Luke G. Sherlock, III Janna S. Nugent Laura E. Ketcham *Terry L. Hill P. Christopher Schroeder Christopher J. Shipley Courtney M. O’Brien William Keith Knight Christine D. Hoke Michael A. Sjuggerud Thomas R. Sullivan Chasity H. O’Steen Kelly V. Kwiatek Jarrad C. Holst Deborah B. Stern Molly E. Thomas M. Drew Parker Melody S. Lankford Thomas A. Kay Elizabeth M. Van den Kenneth C. Thomas, Jr. Major Kristin L. Petersen Kimberly G. Killian Law *Cameron M. Kennedy Berg Marie G. Vital Christina M. Pumphrey Jason E. Lesser Kristopher J. Kest W. Timothy Weekley Amy Quintana Danica L. Little Erick D. Langenbrunner C lass Of 2002 Michael L. Wenger Stephen J. Rapp Edward A. Lopez Joo Taek Lee Alumni: 221 Joel C. Wilson Amanda Hammond Rapp Edward W. Luczynski, III Brian A. Leung Number of Donors: 64 Gigi Rollini Thomas Matthew H. Mears Matthew D. Liebenhaut C lass Of 2003 Participation: 28.96% Tara S. Rosenblum Luis Menendez-Aponte Oscar J. Locklin Gregory B. Allen Alumni: 253 Steve D. Santiago Seth E. Miller Adrienne C. Love Brandon W. Banks Number of Donors: 75 Howard L. Scholl Luke Newman Jedediah A. Main Heather E. White Beato Participation: 29.64% Ethen R. Shapiro Lisa S. Nobo Katrina Meixner Miller Keith L. Bell, Jr. Thomas C. Adam Benjamin G. Snipes Rafael J. Nobo, III Dina S. Munasifi Kara J. Berlin David M. Adelstein Susan L. St. John Michael S. Oback Lisa B. Nieuwveld Jennifer Lee Bumbalough Sorin Ardelean Tara Van Rooy Benjamin A. Odom Emily J. Norton Timothy L. Conlon Frederick L. Aschauer, Jr. Joseph J. Van Rooy Seth A. Pajcic Joseph D. Ort William C. Cooper *Jami M. Balkom Tracy N. Webster Ryan K. Parker Scott A. Padgett Robert M. Cox Diane M. Barnes- Joshua G. White Daniel T. Pascale Jennifer A. Palacios- Amanda Helms Craven Reynolds Michael L. Wiener Michael T. Pazder Johnson *Jeanne Bisnette Curtin Shirley L. Bates Michael S. Willard Michael J. Prohidney Seam Park Timothy E. Dennis Matthew T. Blackshear Stuart F. Williams Tracy N. Record *C. Khai Patterson Jason R. Doss Bruce S. Bullock, Jr. Jeffrey H. Wood Carlos A. Rey Danielle F. Payne Sean M. Ellis John T. Cardillo, Jr. Eduardo J. Rivera Justin S. Peterson C lass Of 2004 Erika B. Engelson Thomas L. Colter Calvin R. Robinson Pavlina S. Petrova Joy P. Ewertz Cheyanne M. Costilla Alumni: 203 Kara Decker Rogers Jaclyn C. Platten Matthew L. Felix Faye L. Cuezas Number of Donors: 68 William F. Sansone Timothy R. Qualls Jessica M. Felix Jennifer Sullivan Davis Participation: 33.50% Bridget Kellogg Smitha *Erin M. Raschke Leonard S. Feula Clay A. Deatherage *Manuel A. Arisso Peter J. Sweeney, Jr. *Adam K. Raschke James D. Gordon, III Joy L. Doss Dana R. Blunt Lauren R. Tabas Karen N. Reschly Lanora F. Gordon Kristian E. Dunn Cristina Acosta Blunt Julie Connolly Wall Amie H. Rice Julie C. Griffiths Ronald E. Dupree Christopher S. Branton Brian J. Zickefoose Ty G. Roofner Kenneth J. Hamner J. McClung Durant, Jr. Jennifer B. Branton Seth I. Rubin C lass Of 2005 Wendell B. Hays Erik R. Fenniman Courtney S. Brogan Richard C. Schiffer Thomas A. Hedler Angela Smith Fortier Cydnee Williams-Brown Alumni: 273 Carly J. Schrader Pam E. Hudson Jennifer D. Gilmore Assistant Professor Number of Donors: 82 Lisa C. Scoles J. Blake Hunter Christian M. Givens Elizabeth C. Burch Participation: 30.04% Brian M. Showman Allison P. Hunter James F. Goldsmith Thomas V. Burch Dr. Barbara Demby Robert J. Simcox, III Aaron V. Johnson Kristina M. Gratzick *Brandon G. Cathey Abrams Matthew M. Simmonds *Jason K. Kellogg Wilson Green, IV James R. Caves, III Matthew B. Baggett Ronald C. Smith Russell A. Korn Quinn A. Henderson Carolyn J. Chinn Robert M. Bell Phylisha Robinson South Leslie Lasseigne Ladner Lora L. Henke Min K. Cho Richard M. Benham *Phillip H. Taylor Ronald C. LaFace, Jr. Jon J. Hernan James G. Clark David A. Beyer Stephen H. Thomas, Jr. Robert S. Mactavish Brian D. Hudson *Brian J. Cross Jed N. Bhuta Christian B. Turner Pedro J. Malaret Ramona M. Hupp *Assistant Dean Janeia M. Lynwood Bishop Michelle A. Tuschinski Richard H. Martin Bridgette M. Jensen Daniels Ingram Benjamin M. Boylston Michael A. Usry Frank P. Mayernick, Jr. Darwin F. Johnson Paul Daragjati Amanda L. Brock Jason E. Vail Brian P. Miller Paul D. Johnson, Jr. Thomas A. David Kara L. Cannizzaro Christine L. Weber *Carlos E. Moore Kyle L. Kemper Michelle Ramsey Dennard Nathan D. Chapman Douglas R. Williams Cian G. O’Brien Eric M. Knopp Derek A. DiPasquale David W. Childs Seleta M. Williams- Barbara O’Horo-Benton Owen L. Kohler *Jennifer R. Dixon Douglas G. Christy Griffin Mary L. Pankowski Karl M. Kuras Donald C. Freeman Scott C. Cochran Christopher J. Wilson Wilford A. Payne, III Daniel W. Langley David C. Gadd David H. Echavarria Edward W. Wood Tommie D. Pearson Kathryn E. Lee Roy H. Hale Brian S. Fettig Christy A. Yonta Audrey A. Pike Katherine L. Littell Genevieve Hall Robert A. Fleming, III Diane R. Zecchino-Lukin Eliane I. Probasco Atheseus R. Lockhart Sarah R. Hamilton *Tor J. Friedman John M. Zidow Joseph A. Probasco Morgan T. McDonald Sheila Y. Harley John B. Fuller, III Casey E. Reed Andrew E. McGraw Shenika LaTia Harris Leslie D. Gaines C lass Of 2006 Shannon Callaghan Reese Steven R. Medendorp Justin K. Holcombe Jorge A. Garcia-Menocal Alumni: 243 *Patrick J. Rengstl Noelle M. Melanson Deanna R. Hurt Evridiki Georgiou Number of Donors: 94 Joseph O. Reosti Sarah Ball Miller Jason L. Jones Amy M. Graham Participation: 38.68% Brandon R. Scheele Jonathon S. Miller Catherine J. Jones Robert Jordan Green Clay B. Adkinson

14 Florida State Law *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2011-2012 Richard H. Albritton, III Luke C. Savage Roland A. Hermida, II C lass Of 2008 *Ruth H. Jackson Lee Adam L. Bantner, II Rick A. Savage Thomas M. Hutton Alumni: 312 Stephen L. Johnson Ana Eliza T. Bauersachs Erik L. Sayler Daron M. Kaye-Thomas Number of Donors: 119 Margarita R. Jones Lt. Bryan R. Blackmore Adam G. Schwartz Joshua J. Kenny Participation: 38.14% Jonah D. Kaplan Michael J. Brown Ryan M. Scully Jeanette Cardenas Kerr Colin H. Adams William P. Keith Bethany A. Burgess Christine N. Senne Sarah Finney Kjellin Alisia M. Adamson Brent J. Kelleher James T. Burton Payal N. Shah *Barbara J. Leach Benjamin L. Alexander Ethan M. Kim Alice B. Copek Jennifer L. Shelfer Kun-fang Lee Shaun N. Amarnani Michael G. Kissner Thomas A. Crabb *Melanie Shoemaker Francis S. Leontitsis Tat-lin Angus Susan J. Kutkiewicz Stephen B. Davis Griffin Jami Lewis David Arthmann James G. Lane Arielle H. Demby-Berger Jessica L. Slatten Jonathan B. Lewis Edward R. Atkinson Nicole E. Langston Kristen G. Dickey Tavis Souder Lisa M. Lewis Joshua D. Aubuchon Simonne M. Lawrence Shannon L. Doheny *Kareem J. Spratling J. Ryan Mahler Aaron S. Baghdadi Jared M. Lee Erin M. Duncan George A. Stainback Michael J. Makdisi Lowell J. Baker Rhys P. Leonard Sharlee L. Edwards Jonathan A. Stimler Helen Owens Martinez Nicholas P. Banegas Robin H. Levy Nicholas J. Elder Rouselle A. Sutton Major Nicholas A. Martz Erin Barker Christopher L. Ligman Lindsay W. Elliott Emily J. Switlyk Kirsten H. Matthis Colin W. Bennett Benjamin J. Mayer Jacob D. Flentke Jenna L. Syrdahl David W. McCrea Lane Cofer Black Colin L. McMichen George A. Glenn *Carol J. Taylor Michael J. McKeon Jose A. Blanco Capt. Micah C. McMillan Stefano M. Grace Joshua Taylor Ian R. McKillop Gary A. Bokas Dustin W. Metz Ryan C. Grelecki Lindsay Carter Tidwell Jennifer N. Menendez- Samuel M. Borowski Christopher C. Miller Kellie Symons Hall Kenneth P. Tinkham Kotch Adrian R. Bridges Matthew J. Mitchell Jeffrey S. Hammer Christopher A. Tomlinson Michele R. Miller Dana N. Brooks William R. Musgrove Renee C. Harkins F. Joseph Ullo, Jr. Starlett M. Miller Jonathan Brozyna Sarah C. Naf Douglas J. Helling Bradley A. Waldrop Audrey L. Moore Christopher R. Bruce *Alan C. Nash Jessica J. Holberton Louis C. Walker, IV Allison B. Moscato Brandon R. Burg Mark W. Nonni Blaise N. Huhta Jennifer McCoy Watson Bartholomew M. Motes Jeffrey I. Burry Gregory M. Noonan Thomas L. Hunker Jason A. Watson Kim Y. Nguyen *William J. Cantrell *Rachel E. Nordby Saqib Ishaq Rachic A. Wilson Ilan A. Nieuchowicz Anthony Chiarello Laura E. Noyes Richard S. Junnier John J. Wolfel, Jr. Ryan O’Halloran Laura E. Chilcutt Jason C. O’Steen Alison A. Kerestes Justin J. Oeltjen Jeremy K. Cloud Malia Phillips-Lee C lass Of 2007 Jonathan S. Kerr Patsy J. Palmer Lauren B. Cobb Stephanie Pidermann *Kristina N. Klein Alumni: 229 Jonathan J. Paul Andrew J. Collinson Zachary W. Procter Lydia Labar Number of Donors: 89 Celeste N. Perrino Melanie S. Collinson Joseph C. Proulx Keri A. Lee Participation: 38.86% Matthew S. Pila Lauren E. Conn Wilhelmina V. Randtke Christopher S. Linde Eric T. Abrahamsen Brian S. Pita Jessica E. Conte Eric M. Reinarman John M. Lockwood Captain Miguel R. Acosta Maureen A. Walterbach Gabriel B. Crafton George S. Reynolds, IV Abigail London-Vail Richard A.C. Alton Redeker Matthew G. Davis Chelsea E. Rice Shachi K. Mankodi David Anderson Brett R. Renton Hugo S. deBeaubien Karen E. Sandrik Anne-Marie Martinez James J. Argento Brennan M. Rittenhouse Robert E. Del Toro, Jr. Scott J. Seagle John M. Martinez Arthur S. Barksdale, IV Brynna J. Ross Diane G. Dewolf Kenneth N. Shaw Peter B. McKernan David R. Bear Mark A. Scott Seth S. Diamond Wesley D. Sherman Yolanda McKoy-Mott Gregory R. Bel Mohammad Sherif Jennifer A. Donahue Krista A. Sivick R. David McLaughlin Maite C. Bisigni Dyal Singh Donna Duncan Benjamin G. Smith The Honorable Tandy T. Blackburn Brian D. Sites Angel Eason Liza E. Smoker Carey H. Meerdink W. Troy Bouk Rebekah A. Smith Brandy E. Elliott Hamilton B. Spraggins Charles F. Mills, III N. Alexander Burkett Dana A. Snyderman Kara A. Fenlon Fraerly A. Symphorien Rhonda DiVagno Morris Jeffrey L. Burns Angela Angie Soety Allison J. Ferber Captain Steven P. Melly D. Northcutt Kathleen A. Cavanagh Andrew D. St. Clair Maricruz R. Fincher Szymanski Hammer Brandon A. Coate Alysson H. Stevens Christy L. Fountain Sarah R. Taitt Mandy R. O’Callaghan Ryan C. Cox Jason R. Struble Shalisa M. Francis Stephanie J. Tanada Damien A. Orato Steven G. Dell, II Winston A. Taitt C. Ian Garland Christina Y. Taylor James L. Paisley John R. Eder Jeffrey M. Tharp Benjamin J. Gibson Adam R. Teichler Sarah A. Pape Scott J. Edwards *Virginia E. Tharp Kevin W. Gotfredson Shaina H. Thorpe Emily B. Peebles Michael P. Elchenko, II James H. Thomas Jonathan D. Grabb Maria S. Torsney E. Victoria Penny Jeffrey S. Elkins Representative Carlos Michael G. Green, II Rebecca P. Tulipan Raul L. Perez *Tyler B. Everett Trujillo Virginia L. Gulde Rachel E. Vanhorn Jonathan D. Perry Jonathan A. Feltham, II Gregory L. Warner Gilbert F. Hain John C. Wallace Sebastian K. Poprawski Dakota M. Fiori Judith R. Watkins Robert M. Hammers C lass Of 2009 Amanda L. Proffitt Berry Tracy L. Forgue Travis D. Watson Kristin E. Harden Navin A. Ramnath Brandon S. Fuller David B. Wilder Garrett J. Harper Alumni: 261 Shane G. Ramsey Doris C. Galindo Ginette A. Harrell Number of Donors: 99 Zachary L. Ross Eric S. Gardner, Jr. Marshall R. Hart Participation: 37.93% Amanda M. Sampaio Rachelle-Marie Gentner Matthew J. Hogan Benjamin Abdulnour Lee F. Sanderson Tyler L. Gray James H. Horton, IV Rick E. Agraz Amelia A. Savage Keith A. Halpern Christopher P. Hull Marlo K. Arnold

*Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2011-2012 2011-12 ANNUAL REPORT 15 All Alumni and student donors by class

Anne H. Arsenault Erica F. O’Brien Nicholas Fugate Christon R. Tanner Benjamin R. Kelley Matthew L. Beville Neil B. Paradise Bryan S. Funk Nate Thomas Matthew D. Kissner Daniel R. Blundy Joseph M. Percopo James S. Glotzbach Travis R. Thompson Corinne N. Koeppen Larissa M. Bodniowycz Martin F. Powell Andrew B. Greenlee Jordan Thompson Jennifer Kratish Thomas R. Butler Robert J. Powell Stephanie A. Griffin John J. Truitt Salomon Laguerre Thomas H. Campbell Jason M. Renner Andrew J. Grogan Kathleen C. Tuohy Whitney E. Langston John M. Cary Claude D. Revels, III Jennifer Gutai Jerry M. Warren Melanie R. Leitman Brandon S. Cline Adam J. Richardson Brian T. Guthrie Jennifer M. Watson Cecille C. Lucero Terry N. Colavecchio Sarah C. Donini Brandy McElroy Hardin Aaron Wayt Nathan W. Marshburn Anthony M. Dabbondanza Rodriguez Gabriel M. Hartsell Lindsay A. Wells Sara A. Mason Kristen D. DeNardis Patrick R. Ruttinger Steven M. Hogan Laura L. Westerman Maegan E. McCann Patrick V. Douglas Carlos L. Santi Eric Hoonhout Emily B. Whelchel Courtney A. McCormick Nathan J. Dygart William R. Sickler Jamie B. Horne Matthew Whiddon Matthew J. Metz Jason Epstein Nicholas F. Smith Richard E. Huff, Jr. Brandon W. White Justin T. Miller Laura C. Fargo Jessica Y. Stewart W. Jordan Jones Brittany B. Woodruff Kerven L. Montfort Sara E. Faulkner Jonathan M. Sykes Ashley R. Kirkham Paden E. Woodruff Clinton S. Morrell Howard Fox Seena C. Tajer Kyle W. Knopsnyder Theresa M. Yuricic Sarah L. Morrison Tressie I. George, III Michael L. Tebbi Nathaniel Koch Robert J. Murphy C lass Of 2011 Matthew T. Girardi Ramona H. Thomas Michael A. Kolcun, Jr. Emily T. Neubert Dana J. Gizzi Trevor A. Thompson Lee-Ann T. LaBennett Alumni: 252 Stefani C. Norrbin Jason N. Goldman Michael J. Tomkiewicz Paul S. Lawler Number of Donors: 97 William C. Ourand, Jr. Meghan L. Gomez Khon Tuy Robert Leite-Young Participation: 38.49% Poonam D. Patel Jessica D. Goodwin Heather N. Tyndall B. Cooper Lord Alexander S. Beck Eric S. Pendergraft Marquita H. Green Lindsay A. Voirin Michael T. Maguire Patrick S. Bennett *Thomas R. Philpot David J. Guerrieri, Jr. Reid M. Wakefield Michael W. Magyar *Lauren E. Bobek Ashlee A. Pouncy Lee P. Gutschenritter Sandra Brooks Wallace Bonnie A. Malloy Brian C. Bohm John S. Quailey David F. Habell David J. Weiss Nicholas R. Manzoli David A. Boyer Abby J. Queale *William D. Hall, III Ashley West Thompson Andrew Marcus Jacob A. Brainard Stephen T. Radford Mark S. Hanor Sherria D. Williams Justin T. Marshall Nicole L. Brenner Annette M. Rasco Samuel N. Harden Tristan A. Wolbers Meryl M. Mathews Dillon Brozyna *Brittany A. Rhodaback Malinda L. Hayes Brandi M. Young Conor J. McLaughlin Wheeler H. Bryant Audrey K. Rierson Georgia E. Higgins Bradley R. McVay Natalie A. Bryant Tiffany A. Roddenberry C lass Of 2010 W. Patrick Hightower Nichole C. Milton Brett M. Carey Anne Marie D. Rossi John E. Hillert Alumni: 275 Nicki A. Mohr Kathryn E. Crandall Jessica L. Saltz Victor D. Holder Number of Donors: 113 *Steven D. Muscatello Christian Perrin Cutillo Abraham M. Shakfeh Adam F. Hurlburt Participation: 41.09% Mark A. Palmer Tessa R. Davis Kimberly A. Siomkos Jodi-Ann V. Johnson Francisco Albites Nathan J. Paulich Jacqueline M. Davison Alan F. Somerstein Shaun A. Johnson Matthew J. Allord Weston L. Petkovsek Laura A. Dennis Scott A. Stone Danythe E. Johnson Kevin R. Alvarez Jason B. Phillips Carolyn Q. DeVita *Sarah K. Tolle Benjamin J. Kanoski William B. Armistead Kyle J. Phipps Rafael A. Diaz Jesse I. Unruh Stephanie M. Kaufer Jeffrey A. Attia Christa E. Pletcher Jordan L. Donaldson Jessica L. Utz Brennan Keeler Kaitlyn M. Bagnato Hillary M. Powell Stephanie T. Duskie Michael A. Valverde Jessica N. Kennedy Alvan Balent, Jr. Scott Pribble Anton K. Dyer Kelly A. Vance Nathaniel W. Kennedy Ana M. Barton Jessica E. Pulsifer Jason T. Ellis Lauren L. Vickroy Amanda N. Kespohl Lisa M. Bemboom Alexander G. Pyrros Matthew L. Evans Joseph T. Waechter Cheryl D. Kluwe Sarah J. Berner Michael J. Quinn Christina L. Feyen Luke C. Waters Lauren K. Knight *Gregory Black Jacquelyn Redmond Kevin A. Forsthoefel Christopher A. Weaver Andrei A. Korotkov Carli R. Citraro Michael D. Redondo David S. Frank Kristen L. Wenger Alyssa S. Lathrop Stacy M. Cleveland Paul N. Rendleman David P. Fraser Christopher W. West James Whitfield Lee, III Adam C. Cobb Yesenia F. Rey Megan L. Frederickson Charles C. Whittington Gareth G. Leonard Christopher R. Cooper Abby L. Robinson Christin F. Gonzalez Louise R. Wilhite-St. Christopher LoBianco Jacob T. Cremer Michael T. Ross Ashley S. Grant Laurent Andrew J. Lutostanski Terin M. Barbas Cremer Melissa F. Sale David W. Grimes Joel P. Williams Elias M. Mahshie Brenda R. Crocker Zackery Scharlepp Kenneth A. Hall Joseph C. Wood Earnest T. Matthews Jordan A. Datchko Daniel C. Scott Richard B. Harb C lass Of 2012 Megan E. Matthews Daniel L. Diaz-Balart Margaret Seward Jessica Schuh Harmsen Robert A. McGlynn Jessica M. Dobbins Aaron P. Sheklin Whitney R. Hays Students: 298 C. Preston McLane David R. DuFlo James Sinclair Angela Renee Hensel Number of Donors: 241 Nicole M. McMichen Ty P. Eppsteiner Karen M. Smith Nathan W. Hill Participation: 80.87% W. Brent McNeal Kenneth R. Eulo, Jr. Roary Snider Adam G. Hill Charles J. Abrams Melissa B. Murphy Andrew G. Fay Miriam R. Sowinski Meredith C. Hinshelwood Jacob Abrams Mario Musil Stephanie C. Ferlita Stephen A. Spaid Jaeson W. Homola Safiah F. Afify Elizabeth W. Neiberger Andrew Fier Gennah G. Spencer Valerie A. Horton Nicole A. Allen Eric M. Neiberger Benjamin E. Flieger Benjamin Sperry Ryan W. Hoyle Sean J. Anderson Jo-Anna M. Nieves Jose L. Flores Matthew C. Strenth Cullan E. D. Jones Joseph M. Aramini Hunter J. Nottingham Shayna A. Freyman Amanda L. Swindle Trevor C. Jones Jerry J. Arispi

16 Florida State Law *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2011-2012 Gabriella Armas Alex B. Ershock Ross Marshman Thomas R. Smith, V Garrett M. Brown Andrew J. Atchison Lauren E. Evens Gary J. Martoccio Andrew W. Smith Malcolm M. Brown, IV Brittany L. Bailey Samuel A. Farkas Mark L. Mason Sarah C. Spillers Steven A. Brown Jonathan T. Baker Aaron S. Feuer Mary H. Masterton Tamara R. St. Hilaire Dustin M. Butch Tiffany N. Barz Ryan A. Fingerhut Peter J. Matthews, III Samuel A. Starkey David W. Cannady Christian J. Bax Patrick D. Flemming Jonathan H. Maurer Heather G. Staskiel Erin L. Cantelmo Bryan L. Baysinger Christopher J. Fluehr Caitlin R. Mawn Matthew D. Stefany Ian B. Carnahan Lori A. Beail-Farkas Melissa J. Ford Benny H. McCleskey Keith L. Steinmeyer Derek Cavada Christopher J. Beardslee Jennifer R. Fowler Bridget K. McDonnell Kimberly D. Stephenson Joey M. Chindamo Roger N. Beaubien Daniel P. Fraser Logan K. McEwen Sara A. Strickland Chevonne T. Christian Meghan M. Bensted Alexander J. Fumagali Thomas S. McGuire Richard T. Strickland Amber N. Coleman Rachel L. Bentley Nelson R. Garcia Taylor K. McKnight Ryan A. Tabor Laurel E. Cornell W. Kirby Bissell John P. Gaset Benjamin M. Melnick Manzurakhon S. Talipova Joshua K. Crawford Amanda M. Blair Douglass M. Gault Jacqueline A. Menzel David J. Tell Jeffrey P. Daines Jared H. Blanchard Amanda K. Gibson Brett G. Mereness Michael J. Titus Kristen L. Daly Nicole R. Blanton Oaj Gilani Joseph P. Miano Robert L. Townsend Benjamin C. Davis Sarah A. Bohentin Megan L. Gisclar Adrian S. Middleton Jacquelyn A. Turmes Douglas H. Dean Kevin M. Bookbinder Andrew S. Glazier Brett J. Miller David Varet Pedro A. Dearaujo G. Mike Boszilkov, II Luke J. Grabowski Eric T. Miller Elizete D. S. Velado Elizabeth A. Dehaan Nicole M. Boszilkov William D. Grauel Beth A. Miller John E. Villafrate Andrew D. Deneen Amiel E. Bowers Whitney L. Green Craig D. Miller Matthew F. Vitale Kristina L. Diaz Joseph M. Bracken Charles S. Greenberg Brian D. Miller Liesl N. Voges Vinh N. Doan Natalie N. Bristol Christian A. Greminger Matthew A. Minnick Kane Vongsavanh Amber H. Drummond Adam J. Brown Marshawn M. Griffin Brad J. Mitchell Keith E. Warren Eli M. DuBosar Catherine E. Brown Marcus E. Gross Claudia Moline Michelle L. Wein Kelly E. Dunn Whitney R. Brummett David S. Grossman Jeremy D. Monckton Seth J. Welner Ashley Duz Christopher D. Burns Lynn E. Guery Hannah D. Monroe Lauren R. Westenberger Vanessa Espinosa Brian P. Byrd Robert A. Gusrae Alexandra M. Moore Shannon M. Wiggins Nelson N. Faerber, III Rome S. Cagnina Andrew Gutierrez Kevin M. Morenski Michael J. Williams Steven W. Ferrell Bruton M. Campbell- Alexandra N. Haddad Sarah L. Morgan William P. Winter Bryan J. Festa Work Andrew J. Hall Martin L. Mueller Joseph R. Woelkers Michael A. Flegiel Stefan C. Cange Genevieve C. Harper Elizabeth M. Muller Kelly B. Wright Nicholas A. Fox Greg Caracci Stephanie R. Hayes Jourdan D. Neal Gie Yoon Bradley D. Friedman Tyler J. Caron Alison M. Hengesbach Michael A. Neham Lorraine L. Young Bryan L. Gallian Daniel P. Cauley Erin R. Hennigan Carlos A. Nieto Xiaolin Zhao Jack W. Gay Tiffani J. Christopher Daniela K. Hogue Claire E. Nutter Nathan A. J. Zink Samuel Gebreselassie Jeremy B. Cohen Andrew E. Holway Megan C. O’Connor Kate F. Zucco Gregory A. Gidus Lindsay M. Collins Luciana Hornung Caitlin N. Oliver Daria Y. Glagoleva C lass Of 2013 Timothy B. Collins Maria S. Hossain Henry T. Palmer Jessica M. Gordon Dylan B. Conley Sara N. Huff Neena Panjwani Students: 247 Aaron R. Gott Yaima Coto Dustin M. Irwin Andrew J. Parnell Number of Donors: 213 Matthew B. Hale Tanya L. Cronau Sam H. Jabr Juan C. Parrado Participation: 86.23% Tammy L. Hammack Anna R. Crutcher Caitlin L. Jenkins Danielle N. Paul Kiersten E. Adams Sara C. Hassler Matthew R. Daley Boya Jiang Joseph M. Pelter, III Michelle A. Adams Frederick Hearn Maxwell J. Dauerman Natasha N. John Angelina M. Perez Jamie Agnew Jeffrey S. Heller Matthew G. Davenport Courtney M. Johnson Andrew Plyler Shannine F. Anderson Jessica K. Helms Noel J. Davies Christopher A. Jurich Samantha K. Porche Ryan J. Andrews Travis D. Hendry Ashby C. Davis Ilan N. Kapnek Samantha K. Poznak Christina G. Arguelles Joseph M. Hendry, III Belicha Desgraves Richard C. Kearley Tara R. Klimek Price Rami M. Ashouri David J. Henning Elizabeth Desloge Ryan E. Kehoe Hunter G. Pugh Walter Bagg Meghan Highfield Matthew J. Devine Kathryn M. Kelly Paul A. Quimby Enrique Baltar Shaughn C. Hill Charles L. Dewrell, Jr. Kenneth A. Knox Stephanie M. Quinones Erika Barger Ashley E. Hoffman James C. Dinkins Andre J. Lama Jonelle M. Rainford Samantha E. Beckman Jessica L. Holloway Ashley E. DiNunzio David T. Lanza Hastings S. C. Read Allison R. Bekavac Jason W. Holman Stephanie M. Dodson Jessica A. Lendermon Rachael E. Rider Marialle A. Bell John D. Holt Natasha B. Dorsey Keven Leveille Vanessa M. Ritter Andrea M. Benitez Mi H. Hong Mary M. Drake Tessa A. Linde Priscilla C. Roberts Paul A. Bennett Nicholas A. Horton Daniel D. Dubale Carlos A. Lindo Jaime L. Roocke-Sherman Blair N. Bodenmiller Christopher Hudtwalcker Brian T. Dunmire Kenneth L. Lineberger Daniel C. Ross Alexander R. Boler Katie Husta Jason R. Eckert Kathleen E. Little Jodi M. Ruberg Chandler E. Bonanno Angela L. Huston Ted B. Edwards, Jr. Alfred J. Lojo Jason P. Rudderman Samuel B. Boundy Ashley A. Istler David F. Edwards Jason C. Love Lauren M. Ryan Jeremy D. Bowerman Charles E. Jarrell Benjamin H. Eisenberg Ian S. MacDonald Judson M. Searcy Shannon C. Boyer Parker G. Jordan Dominique M. Elden William Mariani Angela M. Senich Alana R. Brean Corey B. Justus Chelsea B. England Kevin M. Marker Daniel R. Smith Ryan L. Briggs Nathan J. Kaplan Mary H. Equels Jessica R. Marlowe Elliott A. Smith Travis A. Bright, Jr. Jennifer L. Keegan

*Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2011-2012 2011-12 ANNUAL REPORT 17 All Alumni and student donors by class

Matthew J. Kelly Brenda L. Roman Leslie A. Ames Shawn Haggerty Carter W. Scott William King Evan J. Rosenthal Stephanie K. Anderson Beverly K. Halloran Kirsten H. Sencil Michael N. Koulianos William B. Rothenberg Jada Anderson-Edwards Heather K. Ham-Warren John S. Sharby Adam S. Kramarow Jeffrey M. Sandler Alexandra Aparicio Joshua M. Hawkes Kelleigh E. Simpson Sandra Kravale Eric D. Schab Cheryl C. Armagnac Austin M. Hensel Jacob S. Slotin Chelsea M. Ladd David W. Schell Sean W. Armil Zane A. Herman Brandon R. Smoot Michall J. LaRochelle Krisztina Schlessel Kyle S. Bauman Alison F. Hofheimer Jared M. Snyder Bree N. Lawrenson Kevin R. Schneider Melissa D. Becker Frederick W. Holder Sarah F. Spacht Raiza G. Leal Kurt M. Schrader Benjamin L. Bedrava Shinbok Hong Margaret J. Spicer Amy E. Lipford William A. Scott Michael D. Blank David C. Huang Marissa C. Sprick Chad E. Lipsky Lindsey H. Scott Herron T. Bond Christina A. Jackson Cassandra M. Stabbert Jessica R. Lokeinsky Kelly N. Sicheri Lesley Boyd Robert C. Johnson Marissa D. Statler Pedro Z. Lopes Rachel L. Siegel Brian P. Braddy Ashton C. Jordan Benjamin E. Stearns Glenn E. Lovett Jennito Simon Lauren Brothers Taylor B. Jordan James R. Steinmetz Antonio Luciano Audrey M. Singleton Michelle M. Burgess Maureen P. Kane Kristen M. Summers Adrian A. Lukis Trevor J. Smith James P. Burleson Sabina F. Kania Timothy J. Surface Chance Lyman Brenden D. Soucy James J. Burns Kathleen J. Klepfer Mark A. Templeton John A. Madden Carly E. Souther Jacquelyn A. Buttard Lindsay J. Kushner Mark L. Tensmeyer Lesley-anne Marks Brandon A. Steele Janelle S. Cannon Mackenzie L. Landa Nicholas L. Tevez Alec G. Masson Samuel B. Steinberg Cameron H. Carstens Terry E. Leach Tyler L. Thomas Douglas McAlarney Christopher D. Stokes David J. Carter Wei Li William F. Thompson Andrew W. McCain Kimberly V. Stosik Maxwell X. Che Shanshan Liang William L Toliver Kendra McCan Christopher C. Stranburg Julia K. Claypool Evan F. Liebovitz Michael D. Tooley Jason A. McIntosh Brell Tarich Carly Cleghorn Rebecca M. Lightle Paris N. Tribue Daniel O. McLeod Scarlett Taylor Brett M. Coleman Laura E. Lorenz William J. Vogel Kevin Meiners Olivia H. Teytelbaum Kevin F. Coleman Clayton L. Lovett Katherine C. Walton Javier R. Mesa Prayuth Therathanakorn Seth L. Coleman Antonio Lozada Daniel G. Ward Camesha L. Mitchell-Kale Kelly A. Thompson Matthew Colon Matthew D. Macnamara Christopher J. Warnock Adrian T. Mood Andrew B. Thornquest Brian P. Connors George B. Magruder Chad M. Weatherstone Desmond Mullins Clayton W. Thornton Brian P. Cournoyer Sara J. Mangan Ryan M. Wechsler Kenyetta M. Mullins Aimee K. Tobin Alex G. Cruz Kyesha R. Mapp David A. Weisz Elizabeth C. Munro Kareem Todman Andrew J. Daddono Alan C. Martin Andrew D. Westcott Ian M. Nelson Peter L. Tragos Jonathan L. Darden Daniel H. Maziad Logan A. White Burgundy L. Niles Michael Vaghaiwalla Drew S. Davis Samantha A. McClure David B. Wieland Michael Niles Haley C. VanErem Dustin R. Dewrell Courtney L. McCowen Brendon K. Wikle Jorge A. Nunez James L. VanLandingham Shannon R. Dolson James E. McDowell Amanda N. Williamson Stephen J. Nye Shiwank Varma Paul P. Drake Leon V. Melnicoff Taylor S. Wolff Ryan D. O’Connor Ricardo Vega Jarred D. Duke Jeremy M. Merkin Jessica M. Wren Courtney L. Oakes Justin J. Wallace Chad W. Dunn Michelle L. Miller Meghan D. Young Kristian S. Oldham Ian Walters Benjamin J. Edwards Lora Minicucci Yale H. Olenick Lucy K. Weber Bryan M. Ellis Andrew R. Missel Yanique L. Otto-Leslie Alexander D. Weintraub Uriah R. Ellis Kaitlin M. Monaghan Darcie A. Owens Kyle Weismantle Christopher Emmanuel Michael C. Moore Nicholas R. Paquette Ernest B. Westerhold Shannon E. Endres Matthew C. Neff Trevor W. Parrish Vanessa N. Wheeler- Chelsea R. Enright Christopher T. Nickels Deepan Patel Sanchez George W. Etheridge Ryan T. Nicol Alexander P. Pendolino Thomas E. Whigham Lee L. Fairchild Nicholas D. Niemic Mario R. Perez Claire Whitley Everett K. Farrell Cori L. Nowling Aleksander W. Peterson Ben J. Whitman Christopher A. Fennell Robert V. Olivo Forrest S. Pittman Sean B. Wiggins Missel I. Fernandez Stephanie N. Osman Lauren M. Pizzo Courtney Wilkinson Curtis C. Filaroski Kara R. Ottervanger Eric G. Poland Matthew C. Williams Tyler J. Fleming Ann C. Patterson Katie B. Privett Angela L. Wuerth Joshua P. Fleshman Matthew J. Patterson Jacob W. Proffitt Brittany N. Young Brittany T. Forester Michela C. Pearl Daniel G. Puente Janelle E. Zabresky Brittany L. Fox Derek S. Peterson Marissa S. Pyle Stephanie M. Zachary Anthony E. Fusco Meaghan K. Pinckett Andrew Rapacke Saeed Zarawani Daniel T. Gaffney Katherine A. Plevak Clifton Renn Danijela Zekanovic Joseph V. Gardner William M. Poage Patrick Rice Andrew H. Gastler Bryan A. Present C lass Of 2014 David J. Rissman Laura E. Gomes Jacob H. Proctor Richard D. Rivera Students: 213 Solomon E. Gonite Kyle J. Rash Kristan B. Rivers Number of Donors: 174 Josiah D. Graham Lauren M. Reynolds April A. Roam Participation: 81.69% Stephanie N. Greaves Kayla M. Richburg Jennifer S. Robinson Drew C. Aldikacti Steven D. Green Tiya S. Rolle Jarryd M. Rochford Stefani T. Alexander Anne C. Griffith Elizabeth D. Salinas Michael A. Roe Daniel B. Allison Angela M. Guttmann Jeffery D. Sampson, Jr.

18 Florida State Law *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2011-2012 All Cash Gifts by Level*

President’s Council: $100,000 & up Minna Lee Glass Thomas A. Warren and Kathleen A. Villacorta

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

F. Philip Blank Daniel F. O’Shea Marc W. Dunbar David L. Powell and Victoria L. Weber Peter M. Dunbar Jeffrey A. Stoops James N. McConnaughhay David Varet Middle Road Foundation Edwin Walborsky Dean’s Cabinet: $5,000 - $24,999

Clay B. Adkinson W. Clay King Allen Norton & Blue, P.A. Joseph W. Lawrence, II W. Riley Allen Thomas J. Maida Michael A. Atter Sherri Denton Mallory Mary Anne Bestebreurtje Julio C. Martinez, Jr. Lisabeth W. Chambers Matthews Jones & Hawkins, LLP J. Michael Coleman Sheila M. McDevitt James M. Corrigan Wellington H. Meffert, II and Cari Lynn Roth William W. Corry Metz, Husband & Daughton, P.A. Lawrence N. Curtin and Jeanne Bisnette Curtin William W. Montjoy A. Anderson B. and Hope Dogali Brian D. O’Neill Benjamin H. Dickens, Jr. Parks & Crump, LLC Stephen A. Ecenia Sean Pittman Thomas K. Equels Stephen P. Preisser C. David Fonvielle, III David E. Ramba Marcos R. Gonzalez A. Wayne Rich Thomas M. Gonzalez Steven A. Rissman Terence A. Gross Margaret A. Rolando Alan M. Grunspan Daniel M. Soloway Richard B. Hadlow The Ware Foundation Professor Faye E. Jones John E. Thomas Barbara Jorgenson Nancy Mason Wallace Fred E. Karlinsky R. Mark Williamson Lawrence A. Kellogg

*Includes only cash received during the 2012 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges.

2011-12 ANNUAL REPORT 19 All Cash Gifts by Level*

Dean’s Council: $2,000 - $4,999

Anonymous Florida Association of the Bridget L. O’Ryan Lilia R. Bell American Institute of Architects Rosemary O’Shea Bruce B. Blackwell Enrico G. Gonzalez Professor Emerita Jane Rigler Broad and Cassel Charles W. Griggers Professor James Rossi Dana N. Brooks Kelly D. Hancock The Florida Bar Charles E. Buker, III Ronald P. and Donna Kay Hanes The Honorable Emerson R. Thomas A. Cloud Hopping Green & Sams Thompson, Jr. Carlos R. Diez-Arguelles Ray P. Jefferies Cheng-Shou Wang Ernst & Young Kaplan Higher Education Dean Donald J. Weidner Corporation Robert M. Ervin, Sr. Jeffrey P. Whitton Law Offices of Friedman & The Honorable James R. Wolf Lisa Etheridge Abrahamsen Professor JoLen Rawls Wolf Fixel, Maguire & Willis Ronald L. Nelson

Barrister’s Council: $1,000 - $1,999

Professor Kelli A. Alces Melanie Ann Hines Patsy J. Palmer Ausley & McMullen, P.A. C. Howard Hunter, III The Honorable Debra Roberts Larry D. Beltz The Honorable Lorraine M. Kelly Francis H. Sheppard James C. Brady Margaret-Ray Kemper Scott B. Smith Kathleen L. Brennan James P. Knox Karen L. Stanley Professor G. Curtis Bridgeman Bruce E. Kuhse George H. Stopp, Jr. Kenneth L. Connor Thomas F. Lang Richard R. Thames Professor Charles W. Ehrhardt Markenzy Lapointe Francisco Touron, III Mark S. Ellis Nancy G. Linnan Scott K. Tozian Miranda F. Fitzgerald Douglas P. Manson Theodore L. Tripp, Jr. John W. Frost, II D. Michael Mathes George L. Varnadoe GrayRobinson, P.A. Judith Ann McGunegle The Honorable Samantha L. Ward Professor Elwin J. Griffith Travis L. Miller Linda Spaulding White Paul M. Harden Bob Owens Joshua A. Whitman James F. Heekin, Jr. Curtis S. Pajcic T. Larry Hill Seth A. Pajcic

*Includes only cash received during the 2012 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges.

20 Florida State Law Counselors’ Club: Deborah K. Kearney Transfer Student Elizabeth J. Daniels A. Woodon Isom, Jr. and $500 - $999 Samuel P. King Organization Assistant Dean Janeia The Honorable Professor Frederick M. Robert F. Kohlman Charles F. and Cynthia S. Daniels Ingram Claudia R. Isom Abbott Stephen R. Koons Tunnicliff Paul Daragjati John R. Jenkins Christi R. Adams Edwin P. Krieger, Jr. The Honorable Mary Ellen Davis Louise T. Jeroslow Marianne Lloyd Aho John T. LaVia, III Suzanne H. Van Wyk W. Dekle Day Amy H. Johnson The Honorable Jason D. Lazarus Roberto M. Vargas and Kasandra L. Derry Darwin F. Johnson Michael G. Allen D. Hywel Leonard Rebecca Mercier-Vargas Martin R. Dix Randolph B. Jones, Jr. Paul M. and Pamela J. Professor Wayne A. Logan Ansley Watson, Jr. James W. Dodson Elise F. Judelle Anderson Reginald Luster Robert A. Weiss Jason R. and Joy L. Doss Katherine Kane Manuel A. Arisso Dominic C. MacKenzie The Honorable Michael E. Duclos Mark E. Kaplan Professor Robert E. Michael P. Maddux Keith F. White Charles F. Dudley Jay E. Kauffman, CPA Atkinson, Jr. Raymer F. Maguire, III The Honorable Joe A. Wild Tiffany Eggers Cameron M. Kennedy Attorneys’ Title Insurance Robert F. Mallett William B. Wiley Erika B. Engelson Roland W. Kiehn Fund, Inc. Jay W. Manuel Elizabeth C. Williamson Larry R. Erskine Roy M. Kinsey, Jr. and The Hansen L. Baizan Martinez Manglardi, P.A. Representative John G. Pamela H. Espenshade Honorable Patricia A. Rosalyn S. Baker-Barnes Edward D. Mathews, Jr. Wood, Jr. Alejandro Espino Kinsey Jami M. Balkom Glen A. McClary Randall J. Etheridge Thomas F. Kirwin Carl P. McDonald Advocates’ Club: Associate Professor Dino Peter M. Kramer Barron, Redding, Hughes, $250 - $499 Fite, Fensom, Sanborn & Pablo Meles Falaschetti Professor Lawrence S. Kiehn, P.A. Neil B. Mooney Howard E. Adams Manuel Farach Krieger Robert A. Bass Mary Ann Morgan Samuel T. Adams Dennis R. Ferguson Leslie S. Kushner Timothy P. and Betty Anne J. Scott Nooney Melissa F. Allaman Forrest S. Fields, Jr. Assistant Professor David E. Beavers James W. Nuebel The Honorable First Hawaiian Bank Landau Jennifer R. Beltz Thomas F. Panebianco Faye L. Allen David R. Fletcher James M. Landis Stephen A. Bennett Associate Dean Mark G. Professor Paolo G. Annino Evelyn M. Fletcher Davis J. Mark Langdon Barbara C. Biddle Pankey William E. Atwater, III The Honorable Daniel W. Langley E. Tyron Brown Peter Papagianakis Alvan Balent, Jr. Charles A. Francis M. Catherine Lannon Peter C. Burkert Seam Park and Jennifer L. Professor Barbara A. Banoff Warren L. Franz Professor Jennifer Parker Jason B. Burnett Shelfer Diane M. Barnes-Reynolds Laverne Lewis Gaskins LaVia Brian P. Byrd Cheryl Parker Rose Kurtis T. Bauerle John A. Ghio and Carolyn Paul J. Layne Rochelle Birnbaum Chiocca Carl R. Peterson, Jr. Lisa M. Bemboom A. Egan David R. Lenox C. John Christensen Robert A. Pierce Richard E. Benton John F. Gilroy, III Nora Leto Associate Dean Donna Anthony P. Pires, Jr. Paul R. Berg David J. Glatthorn Kathleen B. Levitz Christie Anita C. Pryor Lourdes Bernal-Dixon Robert S. Goldman and Lu The Honorable Gerald B. Cope, Jr. Frank P. Rainer Patricia Ellen Bornes Ann Snider Terr y P. Lewis Ileana A. Cruz-Bongini Ricardo A. Reyes Adrian R. Bridges Abel Gomez Professor Dan Markel James O. Cunningham James I. Ridley The Honorable William L. Grant Professor David L. Markell John D. Danforth Peter D. Ringsmuth Catherine M. Brunson Paul R. Green Patrick P. F. Martin Professor David F. Dickson Tance E. Roberts Barbara P. Burke Christopher L. Griffin Juan C. Martinez Jennifer R. Dixon John A. Rogers, Jr. Guy E. Burnette, Jr. Michael E. Griffin and Robert R. McDonald The Honorable Michael B. Twomey and Jeffrey L. Burns Melanie C. Shoemaker Steven P. McDonald Charles W. Dodson and Laura L. Rush Melvin A. Burruss Griffin Peter B. McKernan Samantha D. Boge F. Robert Santos Lawrence P. Bush James S. Groh Avery D. McKnight Edward W. Dougherty, Jr. Harold A. Saul William A. and Kelly H. Douglas L. Grose James R. Meyer, Sr. Linda Bond Edwards Geoffrey B. Schwartz Buzzett The Honorable David K. Miller Orlando L. and Carolyn R. Professor Mark B. Jason E. Campbell Raymond O. Gross Bert J. Millis Evora Seidenfeld Carlos J. Canino Robert D. Guthrie, Jr. Michael J. Minerva, Jr. John S. Fagan M. David Shapiro William G. Capko James M. Hankins Marilyn K. Morris Florida State University Law Dr. Robert S. Smith Charles L. and Geraldyne Teeka K. Harrison John H. Mueller School Golf Association Teresa J. Sopp H. Carlton W. Christopher Hart Randall P. Mueller Gary A. Friedman Karen K. Specie Laura E. Chilcutt and Kristie L. Hatcher-Bolin Mark H. Muller Professor Sally C. Gertz State Board of Christina Y. Taylor Herbert D. Haughton Daniel E. Myers and Loula Debra Weiss Goodstone Administration Karen A. Childers Patrick F. Healy M. Fuller GrayRobinson, P.A. Dan R. Stengle Barney J. Chisolm, Jr. Donald R. Henderson Robyn D. Neely Professor Steve R. Johnson Deborah B. Stern Robert W. Clark Kimberly Rockwell Louis K. Nicholas, II Steven K. Johnson Susan V. Stucker Robert A. Cole Hoffman Helen P. Palladeno William E. and Laura The Honorable Charles L. Cooper, Jr. Wayne Hogan Wilford A. Payne, III Johnson Terr y D. Terrell Michael F. Coppins Mark E. Holcomb Harold F. Peek, Jr. Roderick N. Jones Molly E. and Kenneth C. Kathryn G. W. Cowdery David P. Horan Jeffrey W. Pepper The Honorable Thomas, Jr. Brian J. Cross James W. Humann Luis J. Perdomo Harry K. Jowers David S. Tobin J. Burke Culler, Jr. Thomas F. Icard, Jr. Barbara J. Pittman

*Includes only cash received during the 2012 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges.

2011-12 ANNUAL REPORT 21 All Cash Gifts by Level*

William E. Ploss Solicitors’ Club: Winston K. Borkowski The Honorable Donna Duncan John S. Quailey $100 - $249 Tanya L. Bower Lacey A. Collier Kristian E. Dunn Sharon L. Ray Eric T. Abrahamsen and C. Everett Boyd, Jr. Evelyn G. Collins Ronald E. Dupree The Honorable Bryanna J. Ross Jacob A. Brainard Andrew J. and Melanie S. Aurelio Durana Stephanie W. Ray Alan and Jodi L. William B. Brannon, Jr. Collinson J. McClung Durant, Jr. Mark C. Reid and Alicia Abramowitz Wendy D. Brewer Michael J. Coniglio The Honorable Westhoff Reid Howard M. Acosta Melville G. Brinson, III Lauren E. Conn J. Dale Durrance Patrick J. Rengstl Captain Miguel R. Acosta Amanda L. Brock Thomas W. Conroy Connie C. Durrence The Honorable Thomas C. Adam Courtney S. Brogan The Honorable Col. Charles L. Early, Jr. George S. Reynolds, III Jay Adams Elliot R. Brooks Timothy Coon The Honorable Douglas S. Roberts Anthony C. Alfonso Thomas W. Brooks William G. and The E. Gary Early The Honorable Randel V. Allen Cydnee Williams-Brown Honorable Mallory D. Mary A. Edenfield L. Clayton Roberts Francis J. Allman, Jr. Christopher R. Bruce Cooper William T. Edwards, Jr. Diego Rodriguez and The M. Kristen Allman E. Thomas Brushwood Thomas R. Cooper Richard A. Ehlers Honorable Heather Pinder Thomas T. Alspach Michael P. Bruyere Tink D. Cooper Patrick G. Emmanuel, Jr. Rodriguez Alexander Alvarez E. Bruce Buckley Michael M. Corin William B. Eppley The Honorable Frank C. Amatea Stephen W. Buckley Douglas L. Covington Susan Smith Erdelyi Jose R. Rodriguez and Paul H. Amundsen The Honorable Robert C. Crabtree Laura J. Ericson Ana E. Tangel-Rodriguez The Honorable Joseph A. Bulone Jacob T. Cremer and Terin Rosemary B. Eure Robert L. Rothman Charlotte W. Anderson Assistant Professor Barbas Cremer James J. Evangelista Professor J. B. Ruhl James W. Anderson Elizabeth C. Burch Sonia R. Crockett Tyler B. Everett Leonard K. Samuels Anonymous Thomas V. Burch Benjamin L. Crump Rodney G. Fair Hala A. Sandridge Anonymous Stephen C. Burgess Timothy H. Crutchfield Allison J. Ferber Thomas P. Scarritt, Jr. Eduardo Anton James H. Burke, Jr. Amaury Cruz Professor Cleveland Joseph B. Schimmel Robert C. Apgar Dale A. Burket Faye L. Cuezas Ferguson, III Matthew D. Schultz The Honorable N. Alexander Burkett F. Alan Cummings Eileen D. Fernandez Lansing C. Scriven C. Jeffery Arnold William S. Burns, Jr. Charles L. Curtis Ferman M. Fernandez Cathy M. Sellers David C. Arnold Julianna Burrall Anthony M. Dabbondanza Laura L. Ferrante Melanie Shoemaker Griffin David C. Ashburn Patrick L. Butler Virginia C. Dailey Steven S. Ferst Michael A. Sjuggerud The Honorable R. Terry Butler Charlotte H. Danciu Brian S. Fettig Arthur B. Skafidas Jason E. Ashford L. Antonio and Angela C. The Honorable Alan B. Fields Gina G. Smith Elaine K. Ashley Cabassa William H. Dane, Jr. Kyle S. Fischer A. James Spalla Randal B. Atkinson Dominic M. Caparello Joseph C. D’Annunzio Patrick B. Flanagan C. Norman Stallings, Jr. Robert B. Balogh Lt. Col. Karen H. Carlisle Capt. Jean-Jacques Darius The Honorable Marilyn B. Strauss The Honorable C. Graham Carothers, Jr. D. Scott Dattan Jeffrey M. Fleming Phillip H. and Carol J. Thomas H. Barkdull, III Kerey Carpenter Kristen L. Davenport Jacob D. Flentke Taylor Dorene P. Barker Dr. Gema I. Carrillo Marshall D. Davis Charles R. and Leigh Kellett Texas Instruments Bruce D. Barkett J. Steven Carter William H. Davis Fletcher The Honorable Mark P. Barnebey Reverend Matthew M. Helio P. De La Torre Jose L. Flores Patricia V. Thomas Leander D. Barnhill Carter, II Robert C. Dean Florida Coastal and Ocean Donald E. Thompson, II Summer M. Barranco Brandon G. Cathey Clay A. Deatherage Coalition William F. Thompson Arthur C. Beal, Jr. A. Van Catterton, Jr. Jorge I. G. del Valle The Honorable J. Thompson and Julie S. J. James D. Beasley James R. Caves, III Anthony D. Demma, Jr. Ronald W. Flury Thornton Gary D. Beatty Joseph Cerino Michelle Ramsey Dennard Todd A. Foster Philip D. and Virginia B. Keith L. Bell, Jr. Meredith Charbula Kenneth John Densmore Joy Causseaux Frank Townes Richard M. Benham Carolyn J. Chinn The Honorable John B. Fuller, III Professor Manuel Utset, Jr. Brett J. Berlin Garnett W. Chisenhall, Jr. Darlene F. Dickey The Honorable Bart R. Valdes Kara J. Berlin Min K. Cho Terrie S. Didier Carolyn K. Fulmer Catherine VanDercreek Joseph J. Bernardo Douglas G. Christy Leonard J. Dietzen, III William M. Furlow, III Laura L. Vaughan Lisa Norris Bernau Martha H. Chumbler Ron DiGiacomo David M. Gagnon Lillian A. Vitagliano-Baum Bridget A. Berry Contreras William E. Clague Richard D. Dixon Gap Foundation Robert N. Wesley Joan H. Bickerstaff James G. Clark and Lacey Professor Joseph M. Dodge Isidro M. Garcia Alaine S. Williams Gregory Black Powell Clark Manuel J. Dominguez Vivian F. Garfein Dwayne E. Williams Ramona L. Blankinship Robert D. Clarke Allan J. and Carol E. C. Ian Garland F. Palmer Williams Janette Blue Robert N. Clarke, Jr. Donahue Heidi Ellen Garwood J. Riley Williams, IV James A. Boatman, Jr. Philip C. Claypool James M. Donohue Kathy S. Gatzlaff B. Richard Young Don A. Boggs Jeremy K. Cloud Mike M. Donovan The Honorable Gary A. Bokas Eileen Granahan Caotes and William A. Donovan Nicholas P. Geeker Bradley M. Bole Joseph C. Coates, III Mark I. Duedall Richard L. Geissal, Jr. William E. Bond, Jr. Clark J. Cochran, Jr. Brian S. Duffy Marshall G. Geisser Edward M. Booth, Jr. David S. Cohen William S. Dufoe Geoffrey Daniel Geist George W. Boring, III Donna F. Dugger Senator Joseph S. Geller

*Includes only cash received during the 2012 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges.

22 Florida State Law Lawrence S. Gendzier Carol L. Hendrix Tara R. Klimek Price David J. Marsh The Honorable Justin W. George Jon J. Hernan Kristine E. Knab Robert C. Martin Stevan T. Northcutt Clifford S. Gibbons Humberto Hernandez William Keith Knight Curtis J. Mase Kevin M. and Courtney M. The Honorable JoLinda L. Herring The Honorable James C. Massie and Janice O’Brien Mark H. Gibbons The Honorable Frederick L. Koberlein G. Scott Benjamin A. Odom Benjamin J. Gibson Glenn L. Hess Lauren P. Kohl Willie G. May Karen Oehme Alan Gillis Robert K. High, Jr. Kenneth L. Kuerzi Frank P. Mayernick, Jr. Sean M. O’Haire H. Timothy Gillis Terry L. Hill Karl M. Kuras Charles F. McClamma Professor Jane Boyd Ohlin Stann W. Givens Donald M. Hinkle Patricia A. Kurlin The Honorable Kelly A. O’Keefe Jeffrey A. Glass Heidi L. Hobbs Kelly V. Kwiatek H. Hentz McClellan Michael D. Olafson George A. Glenn Mark D. Hobson The Honorable John K. McClure Neal Osiason Ronald C. Glickman Christine D. Hoke Keith R. Kyle Ray T. McCullough Amy E. Osteryoung Kenneth S. Gluckman Francis E. Holden, Jr. Guy E. Labalme Mari H. McCully Mary L. Pankowski Yeline Goin J. David Holder Ronald C. LaFace, Jr. Jack C. McElroy Ryan K. Parker James F. Goldsmith Kimberly D. Holladay Bruce D. Lamb Anne L. McGihon Bruce D. and Elizabeth J. Lawrence A. Gonzalez Randall H. Holliday Joanne B. Lambert Andrew E. McGraw Partington Lynda L. Goodgame William D. Horgan, III Robert S. Lamont, Jr. Jack L. McLean, Jr. John Paulich, III Lanora F. and James D. James H. Horton, IV The Honorable The Honorable John F. Pauly, Jr. Gordon, III Melissa R. Hourihan Harlow H. Land, Jr. F. Shields McManus Jonathan M. Pavsner Lewis G. Gordon David M. Hudson Allison Sundberg Lane Leenette W. McMillan The Honorable Scott B. Gorman Edwin R. Hudson Erick D. Langenbrunner Richard J. Meehan Richard G. Payne Andrew L. Granger Pam E. Hudson A. Lawton Langford William N. Meggs Tommie D. Pearson Admiral Harold E. Grant Angela L. Hughes The Honorable Luis Menendez-Aponte Carl J. Peckinpaugh Grant Thornton Foundation Jane E. Hughes Charles A. Lawson S. Todd and Elizabeth H. Emily B. Peebles The Honorable J. Michael Hughes Professor Hugh M. Lee Merrill Thomas G. Pelham David W. Green Blaise N. Huhta Kathryn E. Lee Representative Larry E. Robert A. Pell J. David Green Thomas L. Hunker Kun-fang Lee Metz Stephan A. Pendorf Anthony J. Griffith J. Blake and Allison P. Richard P. Lee Craig A. Meyer Derrick S. Penney Julie C. Griffiths Hunter The Honorable James W. Middleton E. Victoria Penny Charles J. Grimsley Jennifer Hurst Ronald A. Legendre Brian P. Miller The Honorable Nancy Perez Grossman, Furlow & Bayo, Tracey J. Hydes Bruce A. Leinback J. Jerome Miller Jorge L. Piedra LLC Charles W. Inman Rhys P. Leonard Mary Claire Miller Matthew S. Pila David J. Guerrieri, Jr. Carl D. Inskeep Dr. Arthur H. Lester Mindy L. Miller Brian G. Pincket James W. Gustafson, Jr. Edward P. Jackson John W. Lewis Charles F. Mills, III Chief Justice Ricky L. Brian T. Guthrie Thomas M. Jenks Joseph C. Timothy Lewis Steven M. Millsap Polston Scott E. Gwartney Jerry M. Johns Terry E. Lewis Deborah S. Minnis L. William Porter, III David D. Hallock, Jr. E. Burke Jolly William R. Lewis Stevan D. Mitchell Del G. Potter The Honorable Gerald W. Jones, Jr. M. Paul Liepshutz The Honorable Professor David F. Powell Kim C. Hammond Jennie and Gary Jordan R. Kent Lilly Donald S. Modesitt Charles J. Pratt, Jr. Kenneth J. Hamner Robert W. Joyce D. Chris Lindamood John P. Moneyham William D. Preston H. Lawrence Hardy Professor Jeffrey Kahn Christopher S. Linde D. Lloyd Monroe, IV Suzanne G. Printy Terri J. Harlan Roberta J. Karp Heather F. Lindsay Carlos E. Moore Joseph A. and Eliane I. The Honorable Chet Kaufman Assistant Professor Jake John A. Moore Probasco Timothy D. Harley M. Hope Keating Linford Richard W. Moore Bryan T. Pugh William H. Harrold, Jr. W. Cochran Keating, IV Domenick R. Lioce Kevin M. Morenski Thomas B. Putnam, Jr. and Gordon E. Hart C. Laurence Keesey J. Richard Livingston Douglas H. Morford Daphne Boswell Putnam Kenneth R. Hart Steven B. Kelley Jezabel Llorente Carl D. Motes Abby J. Queale Marshall R. Hart Frederick H. Kent, III Atheseus R. Lockhart Ronald A. Mowrey Samuel P. Queirolo Steven C. Hartsell Jonathan S. Kerr and Jack Locklin, Jr. Leslie Ann Murphy Amy Quintana Tracy W. Hatch Jeanette Cardenas Kerr E. John Lopez Randolph P. Murrell Carolyn S. Raepple The Honorable The Honorable John M. Kest Edward A. Lopez Steven D. Muscatello Mark Ragusa Michael J. Hauversburk and The Honorable Sally Edward W. Luczynski, III Alexander Muszynski, III Joyce M. Raidle The Honorable D. M. Kest Carla J. Luggiero James V. Myhre Olga Ramirez-Seijas Judith W. Hawkins Margaret Jost Khan Professor Paul E. Lund Gregory P. Nelson Charles R. Ranson Wendell B. Hays The Honorable William R. Lyle, Jr. Julie E. Nevins Senior Vice President Patrick Peter B. Heebner Lewis M. Killian, Jr. Laurie Mack-Wagner Luke Newman R. Ray, Jr. Michelle M. Heldmyer Kimberly L. King Terrell C. Madigan John D.C. Newton, II Randall O. Reder Douglas J. Helling Paul F. King and Kathleen J. Douglas L. Mannheimer Kim Y. Nguyen Casey E. Reed John J. Hemrick Loggins Robert M. Marasco Dr. Eucharia E. Nnadi Brett R. Renton C. Earl Henderson J. William Kirkland Kevin P. Markey Linda Noel George S. Reynolds, IV David Henderson Wendell J. Kiser Michael C. Markham Lisa B. Noroian David L. Rice Robert A. Henderson Kristina N. Klein Mayor John R. Marks, III Christopher B. Norris Kenneth R. Ridlehoover

*Includes only cash received during the 2012 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges.

2011-12 ANNUAL REPORT 23 All Cash Gifts by Level*

Audrey K. Rierson Major Isaac C. Spragg John J. Truitt Associates’ Club: Rami M. Ashouri Robert H. Rigsby, Jr. Kareem J. Spratling Christian B. Turner Up to $99 Andrew J. Atchison Sean J. Roberts Thomas J. Spulak Lucille E. Turner Benjamin Abdulnour Edward R. Atkinson Calvin R. Robinson Gregory P. Sreenan Tony A. Turner Dr. Barbara Demby Abrams Timothy P. Atkinson H. Dan Robuck, Jr. Hadas Kohn Stagman Natalie A. Tuttle Charles J. Abrams Geralyn M. Atkinson- Alan W. Roddy JoAnn Marie Stalcup Thomas C. Tyler, Jr. Jacob Abrams Hazelton Ryan C. Rodems Linda J. Stalvey Sandra M. Upegui Colin H. Adams Jeffrey A. Attia J. Mark Rodgers Jacqueline B. Steele Joseph J. and Tara Van Rooy David W. Adams Joshua D. Aubuchon Leron E. Rogers Matthew D. Stefany Kevin J. Vander Kolk Kiersten E. Adams Lisa J. Augspurger R. William Roland Betty J. Steffens Margaret L. Vandervalk Michelle A. Adams John C. Bachman Ty G. Roofner Susan Steffey Robert D. Vandiver Alisia M. Adamson Walter Bagg Major Brian J. Rooney Dustin S. Stephenson Cass D. Vickers M. B. Adelson, IV Matthew B. Baggett Michael R. Ross The Honorable George L. Waas Wendi J. Adelson Aaron S. Baghdadi Michael T. Ross R. L. Stephenson Neill G. Wade, IV David M. Adelstein Kaitlyn M. Bagnato Richard G. Rumrell Professor Nat S. Stern J. Jeffry Wahlen Safiah F. Afify Brittany L. Bailey Ruth E. Saff Gerald B. Sternstein Jeffrey A. Ward Jamie Agnew Linda A. Bailey Lee F. Sanderson Lynn C. Stewart-Mullen Jerry M. Warren Rick E. Agraz Jonathan T. Baker Philip A. Sandon Sally Still Louisa H. Warren Barbara E. Akers Lowell J. Baker Karen E. Sandrik Kathleen Walsh Stratton Raymond M. Warren David J. Akerson Ronald L. Baker Vicky A. Savage The Honorable Danielle A. Watkins Francisco Albites Enrique Baltar Jeffrey H. Savlov Radford R. Sturgis Nicolas J. Watkins Richard H. Albritton, III Nicholas P. Banegas Robert I. Scanlan Robin L. Suarez Terry L. Watson Silvia M. Alderman Professor Steven A. Bank Randal L. Schecter Jesse F. and Catherine H. Aaron Wayt Drew C. Aldikacti Brandon W. Banks James M. Schiff Suber Michael T. Webster Benjamin L. Alexander John E. Banks, Jr. Linda C. Schmidt Charles A. Sullivan, Jr. Ronald S. Webster Stefani T. Alexander Adam L. Bantner, II Howard L. Scholl Marc A. Sussman Tracy N. Webster Gregory B. Allen Maria I. Barbosa Kurt M. and Amy W. Stephen D. Swartz W. Timothy Weekley Nicole A. Allen Bert W. Barclay Schrader Leslie A. Sweet Kent R. Weible Patricia M. Allen Anne D. Bardolph Robert A. Schreiber Emily J. Switlyk Christopher J. Weiss Daniel B. Allison Erika Barger Jeffrey M. Schumm Captain Steven P. Cynthia H. Weiss Matthew J. Allord Alexander D. Barker Charles A. Schuster Szymanski Robert W. Wells, Jr. and The Richard A.C. Alton Erin Barker Adam G. Schwartz Charles R. Talley Honorable Linda A. Wells Kevin R. Alvarez Arthur S. Barksdale, IV Mark A. Scott Ana E. Tangel-Rodriguez Timothy H. Wells Shaun N. Amarnani Thomas L. Barnhart Floyd R. Self Michael A. Tartaglia Michael L. Wenger Leslie A. Ames Claudia Y. Barona William F. Sharpe Molly J. Tasker Laura L. Westerman Bret S. Anderson David A. Barrett Sandra N. Shaw Damian C. Taylor Professor Lesley Wexler C. Christopher Anderson, III Ana M. Barton Robert C. Shearman Scarlett Taylor Jon S. Wheeler David Anderson Tiffany N. Barz George H. Sheldon William B. Taylor, IV Emily B. Whelchel Joan Humphrey Anderson Deborah A. Bass-Frazier Christopher J. Shipley N. Adam Tebrugge Robert L. White, III Sean J. Anderson Shirley L. Bates Vikki R. Shirley Elizabeth A. Teegen John C. Whitton, Jr. Shannine F. Anderson Ana Eliza T. Bauersachs Shook, Hardy & Bacon, Professor Fernando R. Tesón D. Keith Wickenden Stephanie K. Anderson Kyle S. Bauman L.L.P. Gerald C. Thomas Teresa Beazley Widmer Jada Anderson-Edwards Christian J. Bax Michael A. Shorstein The Honorable C. Gary Williams John S. Andrews Assistant Professor Shawn J. Phillip Short Herman Y. Thomas Charles S. Williams, Jr. Ryan J. Andrews J. Bayern Dorothy S. Siler James H. Thomas and Daron Donald N. Williams Tat-lin Angus Bryan L. Baysinger Joseph Silva, Jr. M. Kaye-Thomas Fred L. Williams, Jr. Anonymous Lori A. Beail-Farkas Robert J. Simcox, III Ramona H. Thomas Keevin D. Williams Laura E. Anthony David R. Bear Dyal Singh Shira R. Thomas William B. Willingham Alexandra Aparicio Christopher J. Beardslee Krista A. Sivick Daniel H. and Robin H. Christopher J. Wilson Joseph M. Aramini Thomas M. Beason Allen R. Smith Thompson Robert S. Wise Sorin Ardelean Heather E. White Beato Denise M. Smith Trevor A. Thompson Timothy D. Wolf James J. Argento Roger N. Beaubien Matthew A. Smith Jennifer C. Tindall Kathleen J. Wolff Christina G. Arguelles Mary M. Bebout Professor Phyllis C. Smith Christopher A. Tomlinson Richard F. Woodford, Jr. Jerry J. Arispi Alexander S. Beck William H. Sned, Jr. Brian R. Toung T. Michael Woods Cheryl C. Armagnac Melissa D. Becker Julie S. Sneed The Honorable Charles L. Woody Gabriella Armas Samantha E. Beckman Richard H. Sollner Richard R. Townsend R. Scheffel Wright Sean W. Armil Benjamin L. Bedrava Brenden D. Soucy Deborah R. Tracy The Honorable William B. Armistead Allison R. Bekavac J. Todd South George E. Tragos William L. Wright Adam Arnold Gregory R. Bel Phylisha Robinson South Professor Deno P. Trakas David A. Yon Marlo K. Arnold The Honorable The Honorable Lt. Col. Walter L. Sheryl S. Zust Anne H. Arsenault Kenneth B. Bell E. Douglas Spangler, Jr. Trierweiler David Arthmann Marialle A. Bell Tricia A. Spivey Lisa Perlmutter Troner Frederick L. Aschauer, Jr. Robert M. Bell

*Includes only cash received during the 2012 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges.

24 Florida State Law John W. Bencivenga Jeremy D. Bowerman Patrick B. and Kathleen M. Kevin F. Coleman Charles E. Davis Calvin L. Bender Amiel E. Bowers Calcutt Seth L. Coleman Drew S. Davis Andrea M. Benitez F. Scott Boyd Diana W. Caldwell Juan R. Collins J. Riley Davis and The Colin W. Bennett Ginger L. Boyd Charles Woods Callahan, Lindsay M. Collins Honorable Marguerite H. Patrick S. Bennett Lesley Boyd III Dr. Sue C. Collins Davis Paul A. Bennett David A. Boyer Lourdes M. Calvo-Paquette Timothy B. Collins Jennifer Sullivan Davis Meghan M. Bensted Shannon C. Boyer Lynda Campbell Matthew Colon Matthew G. Davis Rachel L. Bentley Benjamin M. Boylston Michael A. Campbell Thomas L. Colter Nondas M. Davis Steven D. Beres Joseph M. Bracken Thomas H. Campbell Dylan B. Conley Stephen B. Davis Alan N. Berg Brian P. Braddy Bruton M. Campbell-Work Timothy L. Conlon Tessa R. Davis Brian D.and Carol A. Richard L. and Patricia W. Stefan C. Cange Donald D. Conn Professor Valencia N. Davis Berkowitz Bradford David W. Cannady Brian P. Connors Jacqueline M. Davison Sarah J. Berner Jennifer E. Bradley Kara L. Cannizzaro Jessica E. Conte E. Janyce Dawkins Amanda L. Proffitt Berry S. James Brainerd Janelle S. Cannon A. Joseph Coomes Elizabeth M. De Armas Matthew L. Beville Suzanne Doub Brantley Christopher P. Canova Christopher R. Cooper Douglas H. Dean David A. Beyer Christopher S. and Jennifer Erin L. Cantelmo William C. Cooper Pedro A. Dearaujo Jed N. Bhuta B. Branton William J. Cantrell Alice B. Copek Hugo S. deBeaubien Staci A. Bienvenu D. Marcus Braswell, Jr. Greg Caracci Laurel E. Cornell Elizabeth A. Dehaan Patricia Bingham-Harper Alana R. Brean John T. Cardillo, Jr. David M. Corry Robert E. Del Toro, Jr. John L. Bischof Cynthia Brennan Ryan Brett M. Carey Arnold B. Corsmeier Steven G. Dell, II M. Lynwood Bishop Stephanie L. Brennan Alicia Caridi Colonel Raymond K. Arielle H. Demby-Berger Maite C. Bisigni Nicole L. Brenner Ian B. Carnahan Costello Andrew D. Deneen W. Kirby Bissell Derek B. Brett Tyler J. Caron Cheyanne M. Costilla Laura A. Dennis Lane Cofer Black Joan Stefanec Briggs Dione C. Carroll Yaima Coto Timothy E. Dennis Tandy T. Blackburn Ryan L. Briggs Cameron H. Carstens G. Todd Cottrill Belicha Desgraves Lt. Bryan R. Blackmore Travis A. Bright, Jr. David J. Carter Brian P. Cournoyer Elizabeth Desloge Matthew T. Blackshear Natalie N. Bristol John M. Cary The Honorable Sean T. and Angela C. Amanda M. Blair Christopher C. Brockman Kenneth M. Casper Cynthia L. Cox Desmond Jared H. Blanchard Lauren Brothers Diane G. Cassaro Robert M. Cox Matthew J. Devine Jose A. Blanco Adam J. Brown Charles N. Castagna Ryan C. Cox Carolyn Q. DeVita Michael D. Blank Catherine E. Brown Kevin P. Cate Thomas A. Crabb Diane G. Dewolf Nicole R. Blanton Garrett M. Brown Daniel P. Cauley Gabriel B. Crafton Charles L. Dewrell, Jr. Professor Tamara G. Malcolm M. Brown, IV Derek Cavada Associate Dean Robin K. Dustin R. Dewrell Blenkhorn Michael J. Brown Kathleen A. Cavanagh Craig Seth S. Diamond Steven M. Blount Patricia Brown Kirk S. Chaberski Kathryn E. Crandall Kristina L. Diaz Helaine M. Blum Steven A. Brown Gregory M. Chabon Amanda Helms Craven Rafael A. Diaz Daniel R. Blundy Captain Terence H. Brown Joseph C. Chancey Joshua K. Crawford Daniel L. Diaz-Balart Dana R. Blunt and Cristina Dillon Brozyna Nathan D. Chapman Kidd P. Crawford Kristen G. Dickey Acosta Blunt Jonathan Brozyn Maria Charles-McGuinness Mary L. Crippen James C. Dinkins Bob Knight Photo Whitney R. Brummett Ganesh L. Chatani Thomas R. Criss Ashley E. DiNunzio Lauren E. Bobek David J. Brunell Maxwell X. Che Brenda R. Crocker Derek A. DiPasquale Blair N. Bodenmiller M. Christopher Bryant Robert Chester Tanya L. Cronau John R. and Yoniece M. Larissa M. Bodniowycz Natalie A. Bryant Anthony Chiarello Dana L. Crosby-Collier Dixon Gene S. Boger Wheeler H. Bryant David W. Childs Anna R. Crutcher Vinh N. Doan John A. Boggs Leslie E. Bryson Joey M. Chindamo Alex G. Cruz Jessica M. Dobbins Sarah A. Bohentin Tasha O. Buford Chevonne T. Christian Michael A. Currea Stephanie M. Dodson Brian C. Bohm Bruce S. Bullock, Jr. Tiffani J. Christopher Christian Perrin Cutillo Shannon L. Doheny Elizabeth A. Boland Jennifer Lee Bumbalough Carli R. Citraro Erin A. Cuzzort L. Rachel Dolnick Alexander R. Boler Brandon R. Burg Margaret Clark Andrew J. Daddono Shannon R. Dolson Chandler E. Bonanno Bethany A. Burgess Julia K. Claypool Jeffrey P. Daines Jennifer A. Donahue Herron T. Bond Michelle M. Burgess Carly Cleghorn Matthew R. Daley Robert L. Donald Kevin M. Bookbinder James P. Burleson Stacy M. Cleveland Kristen L. Daly Jordan L. Donaldson James A. Bordonaro Christopher D. Burns Brandon S. Cline Nancy A. Daniels Natasha B. Dorsey Samuel M. Borowski James J. Burns Brandon A. Coate Jonathan L. Darden Alexander S. Douglas, II Tadeusz A. Borowski, Jr. Jeffrey I. Burry Adam C. Cobb Jordan A. Datchko Patrick V. Douglas Nicole M. and G. Mike James T. Burton Lauren B. Cobb Maxwell J. Dauerman Robert C. Downie, II Boszilkov, II Dustin M. Butch Scott C. Cochran Matthew G. Davenport Mary M. Drake John A. Boudet Neil H. Butler Jeremy B. Cohen Thomas A. David Paul P. Drake W. Troy Bouk Thomas R. Butler Terry N. Colavecchio Noel J. Davies Diane M. Dramko Samuel B. Boundy Jacquelyn A. Buttard Amber N. Coleman Ashby C. Davis Amber H. Drummond L. Robert Bourgeois Rome S. Cagnina Anthony G. Coleman, Jr. Benjamin C. Davis Daniel D. Dubale Anne-Marie L. Bowen Brett M. Coleman Cecil L. Davis, Jr. Eli M. DuBosar

*Includes only cash received during the 2012 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges.

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Lisa M. Duchene Samuel A. Farkas Donald C. Freeman Christin F. Gonzalez Andrew J. Hall David R. DuFlo Elizabeth A. Farrell Shayna A. Freyman Jessica D. Goodwin Douglas L. Hall Jarred D. Duke Everett K. Farrell Felipe Frias Owen K. Goodwyne Genevieve Hall Erin M. Duncan Sara E. Faulkner Jo E. Friday Jessica M. Gordon Kellie Symons Hall Brian T. Dunmire Andrew G. Fay Bradley D. Friedman Lanora F. Gordon Kenneth A. Hall Chad W. Dunn Matthew L. and Jessica M. Tor J. Friedman Andrew B. Goshen William D. Hall, III Kelly E. Dunn Felix Nicholas Fugate Kevin W. Gotfredson Beverly K. Halloran Stephanie T. Duskie Jonathan A. Feltham, II Brandon S. Fuller Aaron R. Gott Keith A. Halpern Carol L. Dutra Christopher A. Fennell Alexander J. Fumagali Linda H. Gottlieb Sarah R. Hamilton Ashley Duz Erik R. Fenniman Bryan S. Funk Jonathan D. Grabb Tammy L. Hammack Anton K. Dyer Stephanie C. Ferlita Anthony E. Fusco Luke J. Grabowski Jeffrey S. Hammer and Nathan J. Dygart Brian L. Fernandes David C. Gadd Stefano M. Grace Melly D. Northcutt Jere L. Earlywine Missel I. Fernandez Daniel T. Gaffney Amy M. Graham Hammer Angel Eason Steven W. Ferrell Leslie D. Gaines Andrew A. Graham Robert M. Hammers Todd D. Eaton Bryan J. Festa Doris C. Galindo Josiah D. Graham Heather K. Ham-Warren David H. Echavarria Aaron S. Feuer Christina M. Galindo- Theodore G. Granger The Honorable Jason R. Eckert Leonard S. Feula Walsh Ashley S. Grant James C. Hankinson John R. Eder Christina L. Feyen Bryan L. Gallian Kristina M. Gratzick Mark S. Hanor Benjamin J. Edwards Ryan P. Fields William W. Gallogly William D. Grauel Richard B. Harb David F. Edwards Andrew Fier Angela Garavuso Tyler L. Gray Samuel N. and Kristin E. Micheal A. Edwards Curtis C. Filaroski Ignacio J. Garcia Stephanie N. Greaves Harden Philip W. Edwards Gregory W. Files Nelson R. Garcia Angela B. Green Renee C. Harkins Scott J. Edwards Maricruz R. Fincher Jorge A. Garcia-Menocal Col. Brent P. Green Sheila Y. Harley Sharlee L. Edwards Janet L. Findling Eric S. Gardner, Jr. Justin B. Green Jessica Schuh Harmsen Ted B. Edwards, Jr. Ryan A. Fingerhut Joseph V. Gardner Marquita H. Green Garrett J. Harper Maureen A. Eggert Jody L. Finklea Lester A. Garringer, Jr. Michael G. Green, II Genevieve C. Harper Benjamin H. Eisenberg Dakota M. Fiori John P. Gaset Robert Jordan Green Ginette A. Harrell Michael P. Elchenko, II Peter Gunnar Fisher and Andrew H. Gastler Steven D. Green Shenika LaTia Harris Dominique M. Elden Erin Cuzzort William H. Gauldin, III Whitney L. Green Gabriel M. Hartsell Nicholas J. Elder Christopher M. and Teresa Douglass M. Gault Wilson Green, IV Paul F. Hartsfield, Jr. Jeffrey S. Elkins S. Fitzpatrick Robin R. Gault Charles S. Greenberg Eric E. Hartwell Brandy E. Elliott Mark T. and Angela D. Jack W. Gay Andrew B. Greenlee Sara C. Hassler Lindsay W. Elliott Flaherty Samuel Gebreselassie Ryan C. Grelecki April E. and Roger J. Bryan M. Ellis Michael A. Flegiel Rachelle-Marie Gentner Christian A. Greminger Haughey, II Jason T. Ellis Robert A. Fleming, III Tressie I. George, III Marshawn M. Griffin Joshua M. Hawkes Karla D. Ellis Tyler J. Fleming Evridiki Georgiou Stephanie A. Griffin John M. Hayes Sean M. Ellis Patrick D. Flemming Amanda K. Gibson The Honorable Malinda L. Hayes Uriah R. Ellis Joshua P. Fleshman Gregory A. Gidus Stanley H. Griffis, III Stephanie R. Hayes Robert C. Elmore Benjamin E. Flieger John R. Gierach Anne C. Griffith Whitney R. Hays Christopher Emmanuel Christopher J. Fluehr Oaj Gilani David W. Grimes Frederick Hearn Shannon E. Endres Melissa J. Ford Eileen Gillis Andrew J. Grogan Thomas A. Hedler Chelsea B. England Brittany T. Forester Jennifer D. Gilmore Marcus E. Gross John W. Hedrick Chelsea R. Enright Tracy L. Forgue Steve Ginestra David S. Grossman Jeffrey S. Heller Ty P. Eppsteiner Kevin A. Forsthoefel A. Anthony Giovanoli Lynn E. Guery Jessica K. Helms Jason Epstein Angela Smith Fortier Matthew T. Girardi and Virginia L. Gulde Quinn A. Henderson Mary H. Equels Christy L. Fountain Dana J. Gizzi Robert A. Gusrae Joseph M. Hendry, III Alex B. Ershock Jennifer R. Fowler Ben E. Girtman Jennifer Gutai Travis D. Hendry Sheila L. Erstling Philip A. Fowler Megan L. Gisclar Andrew Gutierrez Alison M. Hengesbach James Mann Ervin, Jr. Brittany L. Fox Christian M. Givens Lee P. Gutschenritter Lora L. Henke Vanessa Espinosa Howard Fox Daria Y. Glagoleva Angela M. Guttmann Erin R. Hennigan George W. Etheridge Nicholas A. Fox Andrew S. Glazier David F. Habell David J. Henning Kenneth R. Eulo, Jr. Roberta J. Fox Patricia R. Gleason Michael W. and Karen A. Angela Renee Hensel Eddie D. Evans Stephen W. Foxwell Laura L. Glenn Haber Austin M. Hensel Matthew L. Evans Shalisa M. Francis James S. Glotzbach Wesley S. Haber Zane A. Herman Lauren E. Evens Victoria L. Francis Dr. Roberto A. Godoy Stephen K. Hachey Roland A. Hermida, II Deborah T. Eversole David S. Frank Ruth L. Gokel Alexandra N. Haddad Sharman M. Herrin Joy P. Ewertz Daniel P. Fraser Loren L. Gold The Honorable Mark Herron Michael R. Fabec David P. Fraser Jason N. Goldman Lauren L. Hafner Col. Steven P. Hester Nelson N. Faerber, III Anne Marie Frazee Laura E. Gomes Shawn Haggerty Keith C. Hetrick Lee L. Fairchild Teresa M. Frazier Meghan L. Gomez Gilbert F. Hain Craig B. Hewitt, II Laura Beth Faragasso Megan L. Frederickson Octavio Gomez Matthew B. Hale Georgia E. Higgins Laura C. Fargo Stephen C. Fredrickson Solomon E. Gonite Roy H. Hale Meghan Highfield

*Includes only cash received during the 2012 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges.

26 Florida State Law W. Patrick Hightower William T. Jackson Matthew J. Kelly Michall J. LaRochelle Adrian A. Lukis Mark D. Hildreth Gary L. Jakob Kyle L. Kemper Alyssa S. Lathrop Andrew J. Lutostanski Adam G. Hill Lt. Col. Yolanda Y. Jamison Nathaniel W. and Jessica N. Kimberly G. Killian Law Jonathan R. Lutz Gail Scott Hill Charles E. Jarrell Kennedy Paul S. Lawler Chance Lyman Jason C. Hill Caitlin L. Jenkins Joshua J. Kenny Simonne M. Lawrence Jeffrey R. Lynch Nathan W. Hill Bridgette M. Jensen Eugenia M. Keough-Raines Bree N. Lawrenson Ian S. MacDonald Shaughn C. Hill Jennie H. Jerome Alison A. Kerestes Richard P. Lawson Matthew D. Macnamara John E. Hillert Boya Jiang Amanda N. Kespohl Barbara J. Leach Robert S. Mactavish Meredith C. Hinshelwood Georgina Jimenez-Orosa Kristopher J. Kest Terry E. Leach John A. Madden Justin D. Hoag Natasha N. John Laura E. Ketcham Raiza G. Leal James W. Magaha Kathryn B. Hoeck Aaron V. Johnson Ethan M. Kim James D. Leary, Jr. George B. Magruder Ashley E. Hoffman Courtney M. Johnson Anne L. Kinch James Whitfield Lee, III Michael T. Maguire Alison F. Hofheimer Dalana W. Johnson William King Jared M. Lee and Ruth H. Michael W. Magyar Matthew J. Hogan Dany E. Johnson Karen M. Kinney Jackson Lee J. Ryan Mahler Steven M. Hogan Jodi-Ann V. Johnson Shirley J. Esperanza Kinney Joo Taek Lee Elias M. Mahshie Daniela K. Hogue Caroline Johnson Levine Dean Henry L. Kirby Keri A. Lee Jedediah A. Main Jessica J. Holberton Paul D. Johnson, Jr. Ashley R. Kirkham Robert Leite-Young Michael J. Makdisi Justin K. Holcombe Robert C. Johnson Matthew D. Kissner Melanie R. Leitman Pedro J. Malaret Frederick W. Holder Shaun A. Johnson Michael G. Kissner Jessica A. Lendermon Kevin Grant and Helena G. Victor D. Holder Stephen L. Johnson Sarah Finney Kjellin Gareth G. Leonard Malchow Jessica L. Holloway C. Denise Johnson- Gretchen K. Klayman Francis S. Leontitsis Percy W. Mallison, Jr. Jason W. Holman Hightower Kathleen J. Klepfer Jason E. Lesser Bonnie A. Malloy T. Elaine Holmes Catherine J. Jones Cheryl D. Kluwe Brian A. Leung The Honorable Jarrad C. Holst Cullan E. D. Jones James T. Knight, III Keven Leveille David M. Maloney John D. Holt Jason L. Jones Lauren K. Knight Mara B. Levy Sara J. Mangan Andrew E. Holway Margarita R. Jones Eric M. Knopp Robin H. Levy Shachi K. Mankodi Jaeson W. Homola Trevor C. Jones Kyle W. Knopsnyder Jami Lewis Martha C. Mann Mi H. Hong W. Jordan Jones Kenneth A. Knox Jonathan B. and Lisa M. Nicholas R. Manzoli Shinbok Hong Alejandro E. Jordan Edward M. Koch Lewis Kyesha R. Mapp Eric Hoonhout Ashton C. Jordan Nathaniel Koch Wei Li Lawrence J. Marchbanks David P. Hopstetter Parker G. Jordan Corinne N. Koeppen Shanshan Liang Andrew Marcus Jamie B. Horne Taylor B. Jordan Owen L. Kohler Matthew D. Liebenhaut William Mariani Luciana Hornung Alejandro P. Joya Michael A. Kolcun, Jr. Evan F. Liebovitz Kevin M. Marker Nicholas A. Horton Jeremy N. Jungreis Pamela J. Koller Rebecca M. Lightle Lesley-anne Marks Valerie A. Horton Richard S. Junnier Lawrence M. Korn Christopher L. Ligman Col. Peter R. Marksteiner Robert H. Hosay Christopher A. Jurich Russell A. Korn Tessa A. Linde Jessica R. Marlowe Maria S. Hossain Corey B. Justus Andrei A. Korotkov Carlos A. Lindo Barbara L. Marsh Ryan W. Hoyle Talley L. Kaleko Michael N. Koulianos Kenneth L. Lineberger Justin T. Marshall David C. Huang Maureen P. Kane Adam S. Kramarow Amy E. Lipford Nathan W. Marshburn Brian D. Hudson Sabina F. Kania Teresa A. Kramer Chad E. Lipsky Ross Marshman Christopher Hudtwalcker Benjamin J. Kanoski Jennifer Kratish Richard B. Liss Alan C. Martin Richard E. Huff, Jr. David A. Kaplan Sandra Kravale Katherine L. Littell Benjamin Martin Sara N. Huff Jonah D. Kaplan Frank A. Kreidler Danica L. Little Kenneth B. Martin Christopher P. Hull Nathan J. Kaplan Sharon E. Krick Jesse H. Little Pamela A. Martin Karen T. Hundley Ilan N. Kapnek Carrie K. Kroll Kathleen E. Little Richard H. Martin Ramona M. Hupp Professor Marshall Kapp Shasta L. Kruse Christopher LoBianco William C. Martin, III Adam F. Hurlburt Stephanie M. Kaufer David B. Kundin Oscar J. Locklin John M. Martinez and Deanna R. Hurt Thomas A. Kay Lindsay J. Kushner John M. Lockwood Helen Owens Martinez Katie Husta Richard C. Kearley Susan J. Kutkiewicz Kathleen J. Loggins Gary J. Martoccio Angela L. Huston Jennifer L. Keegan Lydia Labar Alfred J. Lojo Major Nicholas A. Martz Thomas M. Hutton Brennan Keeler Lee-Ann T. LaBennett Jessica R. Lokeinsky Susan C. Marvin Elmer C. Ignacio Dina A. Keever-Agrama Chelsea M. Ladd Pedro Z. Lopes Mark L. Mason Ana E. Iguaran Ryan E. Kehoe Leslie Lasseigne Ladner B. Cooper Lord Sara A. Mason Lisa H. Ihns William P. Keith Salomon Laguerre Laura E. Lorenz Alec G. Masson Jackson D. Ingram Brent J. Kelleher Andre J. Lama Richard A. Lotspeich Marie E. Masson J. Charles Ingram Stephen J. Keller Sara Hay Lamb Adrienne C. Love Col. Elizabeth C. Masters Dustin M. Irwin Benjamin R. Kelley Mackenzie L. Landa Jason C. Love Mary H. Masterton Saqib Ishaq J. Eugene Kelley, Jr. James G. Lane Clayton L. Lovett Meryl M. Mathews Ashley A. Istler Jason K. Kellog and Nicole E. Langston Glenn E. Lovett George V. Matlock Sam H. Jabr Cassandra Rosas Kellogg Whitney E. Langston Antonio Lozada Earnest T. Matthews Christina A. Jackson Kim A. Kellum Melody S. Lankford Cecille C. Lucero Larry A. Matthews Michael W. Jackson Kathryn M. Kelly David T. Lanza Antonio Luciano Megan E. Matthews

*Includes only cash received during the 2012 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges.

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Professor Patricia A. Leon V. Melnicoff Martin L. Mueller Erica F. O’Brien Danielle F. Payne Matthews Jennifer N. Menendez- John E. Mufson Mandy R. O’Callaghan Assistant Professor Tetyana Peter J. Matthews, III Kotch Elizabeth M. Muller Megan C. O’Connor Payosova Kirsten H. Matthis Jacqueline A. Menzel Desmond Mullins Ryan D. O’Connor Michael T. Pazder Jonathan H. Maurer Olen W. Meredith Kenyetta M. Mullins Preston O. Odom, III Michela C. Pearl Caitlin R. Mawn Brett G. Mereness Dina S. Munasifi Justin J. Oeltjen Lisa E. Pease Benjamin J. Mayer Jeremy M. Merkin Murat C. Mungan Ryan O’Halloran Jason M. Peery Sarah B. Mayer Javier R. Mesa Elizabeth C. Munro Susan G. O’Halloran Bruce Pelham Clifford W. Mayhall Jorge A. Mestre Melissa B. Murphy Amy J. Ohnstad Joseph M. Pelter, III Elizabeth J. Maykut Dustin W. Metz Robert J. Murphy Barbara O’Horo-Benton Eric S. Pendergraft Thomas I. Mayton, Jr. Matthew J. Metz William F. Murphy, III Kristian S. Oldham Michael C. Pendley Daniel H. Maziad Deborah J. Meyer Jeanne M. Murray Yale H. Olenick Alexander P. Pendolino Douglas McAlarney Joseph P. Miano William R. Musgrove Caitlin N. Oliver Ralph G. Pepe Andrew W. McCain Adrian S. Middleton Mario Musil Robert V. Olivo Joseph M. Percopo Kendra McCan J. Lane Middleton, III Sarah C. Naf Damien A. Orato Angelina M. Perez Maegan E. McCann John L. Milla Joseph L. Najmy Joseph D. Ort Mario R. Perez Benny H. McCleskey Anthony B. Miller Patricia A. Nance- Stephanie N. Osman Raul L. Perez Samantha A. McClure Beth A. Miller Annunziato Jason C. and Chasity H. Celeste N. Perrino Leon J. McCombs, II Brett J. Miller Inder Narula O’Steen David N. Perry and Kara A. Courtney A. McCormick Brian D. Miller Alan C. Nash Stephen A. Ostrow Fenlon Mary M. McCormick Christopher C. Miller Jourdan D. Neal Kara R. Ottervanger Jonathan D. Perry Courtney L. McCowen Craig D. Miller Matthew C. Neff Yanique L. Otto-Leslie Timothy J. Perry David W. McCrea Eric T. Miller Michael A. Neham William C. Ourand, Jr. Major Kristin L. Petersen Gregory J. McDole Jonathon S. Miller Elizabeth W. Neiberger Darcie A. Owens Aleksander W. Peterson Morgan T. McDonald Justin T. Miller Eric M. Neiberger David Oxamendi Derek S. Peterson Susan C. McDonald Michele R. Miller Ian M. Nelson Scott A. Padgett Justin S. Peterson Sylvia M. McDonald- Michelle L. Miller Linda P. Nelson James L. Paisley Weston L. Petkovsek Kaufman Sarah Ball Miller The Honorable Jennifer A. Palacios-Johnson Pavlina S. Petrova Bridget K. McDonnell Seth E. Miller and Katrina Lisa S. Nelson Thomas N. Palermo Jeffery M. Pfister James E. McDowell Meixner Emily T. Neubert Henry T. Palmer Leanne J. Pflaum Richard H. McDuff Starlett M. Miller John D. Neumann Mark A. Palmer Jason B. Phillips Brandy McElroy Hardin Sharonda P. Mills Christopher T. Nickels Tobi C. Pam Malia Phillips-Lee Logan K. McEwen Nichole C. Milton Ryan T. Nicol Georgette Panagotacos Thomas R. Philpot Patrick J. McGinley Lora Minicucci Nicholas D. Niemic Neena Panjwani Kyle J. Phipps Joseph A. McGlothlin Matthew A. Minnick Carlos A. Nieto Robert G. Panse Stephanie Pidermann Robert A. McGlynn Andrew R. Missel Ilan A. Nieuchowicz Anthony G. and Kelly H. Audrey A. Pike Thomas S. McGuire Brad J. Mitchell Lisa B. Nieuwveld Papa Meaghan K. Pinckett Jason A. McIntosh John T. Mitchell Jo-Anna M. Nieves Sarah A. Pape Robert E. Pinder Carson B. McKendree Kyle V. Mitchell Burgundy L. Niles Nicholas R. Paquette Cynthia Piotrowski Michael J. McKeon Matthew J. Mitchell Michael Niles Neil B. Paradise Nancy C. Pistilli-Hurst Ian R. McKillop Camesha L. Mitchell-Kale Angela M. Nixon M. Drew Parker Brian S. Pita Taylor K. McKnight Nicki A. Mohr Lisa S. and Rafael J. Nobo, Andrew J. Parnell Forrest S. Pittman Yolanda McKoy-Mott Claudia Moline III Juan C. Parrado David G. Pius C. Preston McLane Kaitlin M. Monaghan Isabel L. Nogues Walter B. Parramore Lauren M. Pizzo Conor J. McLaughlin Jeremy D. Monckton Mark W. Nonni Trevor W. Parrish Bruce D. Platt Kenneth and Erin L. Dion J. Moniz Gregory M. Noonan Charlotte E. Parsons Jaclyn C. Platten McLaughlin Hannah D. Monroe Rachel E. Nordby Daniel T. Pascale K. Francesca Plendl R. David McLaughlin Kerven L. Montfort Stefani C. Norrbin Marvin P. Pastel, II and Christa E. Pletcher Daniel O. McLeod Adrian T. Mood William R. Northcutt Stacey Dougan Pastel Katherine A. Plevak Colin L. and Nicole M. Alexandra M. Moore Emily J. Norton Ian E. Pate Andrew Plyler McMichen Audrey L. Moore Hunter J. Nottingham Deepan Patel William M. Poage Capt. Micah C. McMillan Mary P. Moore Shannon L. Novey Dilipkumar Patel Eric G. Poland W. Brent McNeal Michael C. Moore Cori L. Nowling Poonam D. Patel Sebastian K. Poprawski J. Bart McNiel Tim Moran Laura E. Noyes Ann C. Patterson Samantha K. Porche Bradley R. McVay Sarah L. Morgan Janna S. Nugent C. Khai Patterson Rachel M. Port Matthew H. Mears Clinton S. Morrell Jorge A. Nunez Matthew J. Patterson Ashlee A. Pouncy Steven R. Medendorp Rhonda DiVagno Morris Claire E. Nutter Valerie O. Patterson Martin F. and Hillary M. The Honorable Harry Morrison, Jr. Stephen J. Nye W. Scott Patterson Powell Carey H. Meerdink Sarah L. Morrison Courtney L. Oakes Danielle N. Paul Robert J. Powell Kevin Meiners Stephen E. Morse Michael S. Oback Jonathan J. Paul Samantha K. Poznak Noelle M. Melanson Allison B. Moscato Christina M. O’Brien Nathan J. Paulich Kenneth D. Pratt Benjamin M. Melnick Bartholomew M. Motes Cian G. O’Brien Anthony J. Paviglianiti Bryan A. Present

*Includes only cash received during the 2012 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges.

28 Florida State Law Scott Pribble Amie H. Rice Rick A. and Amelia A. Kelleigh E. Simpson Benjamin E. Stearns Kathryn E. Price Chelsea E. Rice Savage James Sinclair Brandon A. Steele Jennesia M. Primas Judy Rice Goldman Erik L. Sayler Audrey M. Singleton Stefan V. Stein Katie B. Privett Patrick Rice Eric D. Schab Kimberly A. Siomkos Samuel B. Steinberg Zachary W. Procter Captain Alan S. Richard Janet Schaffer Brian D. Sites James R. Steinmetz Jacob H. Proctor Adam J. Richardson Zackery Scharlepp Neal A. Sivyer Keith L. Steinmeyer Jacob W. Proffitt Kayla M. Richburg Brandon R. Scheele David R. Slaton Kimberly D. Stephenson Michael J. Prohidney Rachael E. Rider David W. Schell Jessica L. Slatten Alysson H. Stevens Joseph C. Proulx David J. Rissman Richard C. Schiffer David B. Slaughter Jessica Y. Stewart Eric D. Prutsman Brennan M. Rittenhouse Krisztina Schlessel Russell L. Sloan Mary Catherine Stewart Daniel G. Puente Vanessa M. Ritter Michael W. Schmid Jacob S. Slotin Jeffrey W. Stidham Hunter G. Pugh Eduardo J. Rivera Kevin R. Schneider Andrew J. Smith Jonathan A. Stimler Jessica E. Pulsifer Richard D. Rivera Carly J. Schrader Andrew W. Smith Sandra P. Stockwell Christina M. Pumphrey Kristan B. Rivers P. Christopher Schroeder Barbara R. Smith Michael G. Stofer Kent R. Putnam and Paula April A. Roam Alicia J. Schumacher Benjamin G. Smit Christopher D. Stokes L. Walborsky Bradley D. Robbins Andrew J. Schutt Christopher J. Smith Steven John Stolting Marissa S. Pyle Priscilla C. Roberts Susan M. Schwartz Daniel R. Smith Professor Ruth E. Stone Alexander G. Pyrros Abby L. Robinson Lisa C. Scoles Elliott A. Smith Scott A. Stone Timothy R. Qualls Jennifer S. Robinson Carter W. Scott J. Layne Smith Kimberly V. Stosik Paul A. Quimby Francis P. Roche, Jr. Daniel C. Scott Karen M. Smith Christopher C. Stranburg Michael J. Quinn Jarryd M. Rochford Diane A. Scott Lawrence W. Smith Matthew C. Strenth Stephanie M. Quinones Tiffany A. Roddenberry James A. Scott, Jr. Nicholas F. Smith Richard T. Strickland Stephen T. Radford Sarah C. Donini Rodriguez Lindsey H. Scott Patricia L. Smith Sara A. Strickland Jonelle M. Rainford Michael A. Roe William A. Scott Rebekah A. Smith Jason R. Struble Patrick A. Raley Kara Decker Rogers Ryan M. Scully Ronald C. Smith Thomas R. Sullivan Navin A. Ramnath L. Kirk Rogers Scott J. Seagle Thomas R. Smith, V Richard M. Summa Thomas M. Ramsberger Douglas B. Rohan Judson M. Searcy Trevor J. Smith Kristen M. Summers Shane G. Ramsey Tiya S. Rolle Steven L. Seliger Walter B. Smith Timothy J. Surface Wilhelmina V. Randtke Brenda L. Roman Kirsten H. Sencil Bridget Kellogg Smitha Thomas A. Suter Andrew Rapacke Isadore F. Rommes, Jr. Angela M. Senich Liza E. Smoker Michael S. Sutton Stephen J. Rapp and Jaime L. Roocke-Sherman Robert K. Senior Brandon R. Smoot Rouselle A. Sutton Amanda Hammond Rapp Tara S. Rosenblum Christine N. Senne Roary Snider Peter J. Sweeney, Jr. Adam K. and Erin M. Evan J. Rosenthal The Honorable Benjamin G. Snipes Mary L. Sweet Raschke Daniel C. Ross Elizabeth A. Senterfitt Jared M. Snyder Amanda L. Swindle Annette M. Rasco Zachary L. Ross Robert A. Serrone Dana A. Snyderman Jonathan M. Sykes Kyle J. Rash Anne Marie D. Rossi Margaret Seward Angela Angie Soety Fraerly A. Symphorien Hastings S. C. Read Scott R. Rost The Honorable Alan F. Somerstein Philip J. Sypula Tod W. Read William B. Rothenberg Jan Shackelford Dana Somerstein Jenna L. Syrdahl Tracy N. Record Jodi M. Ruberg Payal N. Shah Julia R. Sotolongo Lauren R. Tabas Kyle L. Redfearn Seth I. Rubin Abraham M. Shakfeh Tavis Souder Ryan A. Tabor Jacquelyn Redmond Jason P. Rudderman Ethen R. Shapiro Carly E. Souther Winston A. and Sarah R. Michael D. Redondo The Honorable John S. Sharby Miriam R. Sowinski Taitt Shannon Callaghan Reese Van P. Russell Tanya Rae Sharpe Sarah F. Spacht Seena C. Tajer John R. Reeves Patrick R. Ruttinger Kenneth N. Shaw Stephen A. Spaid Manzurakhon S. Talipova Michael A. Reichman Lauren M. Ryan Aaron P. Sheklin S. Brent Spain Tallahassee Barristers Donnette A. Reid Williams Leo G. Rydzewski Adam C. Shelton Gennah G. Spencer Association Stephen C. Reilly Raul E. Salas Gregory L. Shelton Benjamin Sperry Stephanie J. Tanada Eric M. Reinarman Melissa F. Sale Rudolph C. Shepard, Jr. and Margaret J. Spicer Christon R. Tanner Scott A. Remington Shannon Hartsfield Lauren R. McLeroy Sarah C. Spillers Brell Tarich Paul N. Rendleman Salimone Rebecca B. Shepherd Hamilton B. Spraggins Dina Gallo Tarro Clifton Renn Elizabeth D. Salinas Mohammad Sherif Marissa C. Sprick Scott A. Tavolieri Jason M. Renner and Jessica L. Saltz Luke G. Sherlock, III Andrew D. St. Clair Brenda S. Taylor Kristen D. DeNardis Amanda M. Sampaio Wesley D. Sherman Sharon C. St. Clair E. Lamar Taylor Joseph O. Reosti Jeffery D. Sampson Jr. Paige E. Shoemaker Tamara R. St. Hilaire Joshua Taylor Karen N. Reschly Lanitra S. Sanchez-Moore Brian M. Showman Susan L. St. John Michael L. Tebbi Gregory K. Rettig Barbara S. Sanders Kelly N. Sicheri Cassandra M. Stabbert Adam R. Teichler Claude D. Revels, III Jeffrey M. Sandler William R. Sickler Susan K. Stafford David J. Tell Carlos A. Rey William F. Sansone Rachel L. Siegel George A. Stainback Mark A. Templeton Yesenia F. Rey Carlos L. Santi Mitchell L. Silverman Samuel A. Starkey Mark L. Tensmeyer Lauren M. Reynolds Steve D. Santiago Matthew M. Simmonds Marjorie Starnes-Bilotti Nicholas L. Tevez James P. Rhea Luke C. Savage Jennito Simon Heather G. Staskiel Olivia H. Teytelbaum Brittany A. Rhodaback Patricia K. Simonds Marissa D. Statler

*Includes only cash received during the 2012 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges.

2011-12 ANNUAL REPORT 29 All Cash Gifts by Level*

Jeffrey M. and Virginia E. Michelle A. Tuschinski William Wallshein Thomas E. Whigham Claire E. Winold Tharp K hon Tuy Maureen A. Walterbach G. Todd Whitcomb William P. Winter Prayuth Therathanakorn Alexander H. Twedt Redeker Brandon W. White Joseph R. Woelkers Mark S. Thomas Heather N. Tyndall Ian Walters H. Darrell White, Jr. Tristan A. Wolbers Nate Thomas F. Joseph Ullo, Jr. and Anne- Katherine C. Walton John E. White John J. Wolfel, Jr. Stephen H. Thomas, Jr. and Marie Martinez John J. Waltz Joshua G. White Taylor S. Wolff Gigi Rollini Thomas Jesse I. Unruh Daniel G. Ward Logan A. White Edward W. Wood Thomas G. Thomas Michael A. Usry Joseph J. Ward Richard M. White, Jr. Jeffrey H. Wood Tyler L. Thomas Jessica L. Utz Gregory L. Warner Stephen R. White Joseph C. Wood Jordan Thompson Michael Vaghaiwalla Christopher J. Warnock William L. Whitesell Paden E. and Brittany B. Kelly A. Thompson Jason E. Vail and Abigail Keith E. Warren Claire Whitley Woodruff Travis R. Thompson and London-Vail Michael A. Wasylik Ben J. Whitman David Luther Woodward Ashley West Thompson Michael A. Valverde Luke C. Waters Enoch J. Whitney Jessica M. Wren Andrew B. Thornquest Elizabeth M. Van Den Berg Judith R. Watkins Mary F. Whitney Kelly B. Wright Clayton W. Thornton Lyyli M. Van Whittle W. David Watkins Vernon L. Whittier, Jr. Angela L. Wuerth Shaina H. Thorpe Kelly A. Vance Jason A. Watson and Charles C. Whittington Allan E. Wulbern Lindsay Carter Tidwell Haley C. VanErem Jennifer McCoy Watson David B. Wieland Amy E. Voigt Xenofos Sharon C. Tiffany Rachel E. Vanhorn Jennifer M. Watson Michael L. Wiener Christy A. Yonta Kenneth P. Tinkham James L. VanLandingham Travis D. Watson Sean B. Wiggins Gie Yoon Michael J. Titus Shiwank Varma Chad M. Weatherstone Shannon M. Wiggins Brandi M. Young Aimee K. Tobin Ricardo Vega Christopher A. Weaver Brendon K. Wikle Brittany N. Young Kareem Todman Elizete D. S. Velado Wayne S. Webb, Jr. Douglas A. Wilde Lorraine L. Young William L Toliver Lauren L. Vickroy Christine L. Weber David B. Wilder Meghan D. Young Sarah K. Tolle John E. Villafrate Lucy K. Weber Louise R. Wilhite-St. Theresa M. Yuricic Michael J. Tomkiewicz Marie G. Vital Ryan M. Wechsler Laurent Janelle E. Zabresky Michael D. Tooley Matthew F. Vitale Michelle L. Wein Courtney Wilkinson Stephanie M. Zachary Joy A. Tootle Armstrong Christopher K. Vogel Alexander D. Weintraub Michael S. Willard Victor J. Zambetti Alicia M. Torres William J. Vogel Kyle Weismantle Douglas R. Williams Saeed Zarawani James L. and Kim W. Torres Liesl N. Voges David J. Weiss Francis T. Williams Diane R. Zecchino-Lukin Maria S. Torsney Lindsay A. Voirin David A. Weisz Jason G. Williams Danijela Zekanovic Robert L. Townsend Kane Vongsavanh Gary O. Welch Joel P. Williams Xiaolin Zhao Peter L. Tragos Ivan D. Voronec Lindsay A. Wells Matthew C. Williams Brian J. Zickefoose Jeffrey B. Trammell Joseph T. Waechter Seth J. Welner Michael J. Williams John M. Zidow Meredith Trammell Reid M. Wakefield Kristen L. Wenger Sherria D. Williams Nathan A. J. Zink Paris N. Tribue Bradley A. Waldrop Christopher W. West Stuart F. Williams Julie M. Zola Allison M. Tringas Jeremy M. Walker and Andrew D. Westcott Seleta M. Williams-Griffin L. David Zube Representative Carlos Alexis Mead Walker Lauren R. Westenberger Amanda N. Williamson Kate F. Zucco Trujillo Louis C. Walker, IV Ernest B. Westerhold Elizabeth W. Willis Jennifer L. Zumarraga Dana Tucker-Davis Julie Connolly Wall Thomas E. Wheeler, Jr. Lori A. Willner Rebecca P. Tulipan John C. Wallace Vanessa N. Wheeler- Joel C. Wilson Kathleen C. Tuohy Justin J. Wallace Sanchez Rachic A. Wilson Jacquelyn A. Turmes Sandra Brooks Wallace Matthew Whiddon Walton M. Wilson

*Includes only cash received during the 2012 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges.

30 Florida State Law Book Award Sponsors (as of June 30, 2012)

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

A llen Norton & Blue, P.A. Faye Jones John and Sara Paulich Labor and Employment Law Advanced Legal Research Corporations Bruce & Julie Blackwell Barbara W. Jorgenson George & Demetria International The Judge James R. Jorgenson Tragos Human Rights Law Book Award in Appellate Criminal Law Practice *Joseph and Dana Brooks Donald J. & Jiji Weidner Advanced Trial Practice James P. Knox Unincorporated Business Family Law Entities Fixel, Maguire & Willis Eminent Domain *Law Offices of Friedman Jeffrey P. Whitton & Abrahamsen Etta Mae Whitton Book Award Charles Griggers @ Criminal Law in Poverty Law Thomas | Kayden, LLP Patent and Trademark Law *Ronald L. Nelson Estate Planning Seminar Kelly and Gloria Hancock Brian D. O’Neill Advanced Torts Administrative Law Hopping Green & Sams O’Ryan Law Firm Environmental Law Constitutional Law I Hopping Green & Sams Curt & Seth Pajcic of Land Use Law Pajcic & Pajcic P.A. Criminal Procedure

*New Book Award Sponsors for Fiscal Year 2011-12

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1988 1992 Calling All Former JASON B. BURNETT, of GrayRobinson, P.A.’s DONNA E. BLANTON, a Jacksonville office, was included in the Florida shareholder at Radey Moot Court Super Lawyers list for 2012 for his work in Thomas Yon & Clark, has Members: bankruptcy and creditor/debtor rights. been named to Florida Trend’s 2012 Legal Elite JOSEPH C. COATES, III has been appointed to We Need Your Help! in the area of government the Commissioner’s Advisory Council for the and administrative law The College of Law is in the pro- Florida Office of Financial Regulation. He is a and Florida Super cess of updating the Moot Court Greenberg Traurig shareholder and practices Lawyers for 2012. Radey Thomas Yon & Clark team championships and award out of their West Palm Beach office. Web page (http://law.fsu.edu/ also was designated as one of Florida’s best current_students/organizations/ PAMELA M. RAUCH, vice president of companies to work for by Florida Trend. development and external affairs at Florida moot_court/teamchamp/index. ENRIQUE G. ESTEVEZ has retired. He and his Power & Light, was highlighted in a Palm html) and your assistance is re- wife, Barbara, are now focusing their time on Beach Post article, “Athena Awards finalist: quested. If you were a part of a traveling. championship team or received a Pamela M. Rauch.” Best Oralist or Best Brief award and KATHERINE E. GIDDINGS don’t see your name or recognition 1989 was ranked by included on the site, please let us Benchmark Litigation one know! Send an e-mail to MIGUEL M. DE LA O was elected as a Miami- of the Top 250 Women in [email protected] and we will Dade County Circuit Court judge in April 2012. Litigation in the United make sure to add your accolade. He will take the bench in January 2013. States and one of seven finalists for Woman STEPHEN R. SENN was Litigator of the Year for appointed by The Florida the Southern region. She also was ranked one Bar to serve a three-year of the Top 100 Lawyers by Super Lawyers for 1987 term on the board of The 2011 and has been ranked as one of the Top Florida Bar Foundation. STEVEN M. MALONO is corporate counsel for 50 Women Lawyers in Florida by Florida Super

the Florida Healthy Kids Corporation. He can Lawyers every year since 2006. She has be reached at 601 E. Jefferson St., 2nd Fl., consistently been ranked one of Florida’s top Tallahassee, FL 32301, 850.224.5437 or appellate attorneys by The Best Lawyers in [email protected]. America (2008-2013) and Chambers USA 1990 (2010-2012) and has been ranked as one of THOMAS M. Florida Trend’s Legal Elite every year since RAMSBERGER achieved TRACY A. MARSHALL, of GrayRobinson, P.A.’s 2005. She is a shareholder with Akerman the “AV Preeminent Peer Orlando office, was included in the Florida Senterfitt and is a board certified appellate Review Rating” from Super Lawyers list for 2012 for her work in attorney, specializing in complex civil and Martindale-Hubbell. He eminent domain. administrative appeals. also was selected as one of “Florida’s Legal Elite” 1991 CHARLES M. HARRIS, JR. for 2012 by Florida Trend was named to the 2013 and is a 2012 Community Law Program – RAMON DE LA CABADA edition of The Best Lapel Pin Recipient for rendering pro bono was sworn in as a Lawyers in America in legal services. member of the National the areas of commercial Association of Criminal litigation, litigation and LANSING C. SCRIVEN, a Defense Lawyers Board intellectual property. partner in the firm of Directors at their Quarles & Brady LLP, was annual board and named by Florida Super MARIANNE R. HOWANITZ membership meeting. He Lawyers as among the received a “Leaders in also has been listed as one of the top criminal top five percent of the Law” award by the defense attorneys by Florida Trend for the attorneys in Florida for Florida Association for fourth year in a row. 2012. He also was Women Lawyers. She named to DiversityMBA Magazine’s 2012 Top practices at Marianne 100 Under 50 Diverse Executive Leaders list. Howanitz, P.A. in Ocala.

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FRED E. KARLINSKY was DERRICK S. PENNEY practices at Penney Bar. She can be reached at 1230 Apalachee named to the Insurance Law Firm Ltd. He can be reached at Pkwy., Tallahassee, FL 32399-3060 or Regulatory Examiners 702.400.0000, ext. 100 or derrick@ 850.488.9675. Society Foundation halfpricelawyers.com. Board of Directors. He 1995 also served as a 1994 moderator for a panel JOHN W. BENCIVENGA, vice president discussion on insurance- KIMBERLY ANN and general counsel at PMSI, Inc. in St. related issues as applicable to social media DRIGGERS co-chaired Petersburg, and LINDA BOND EDWARDS co- during the 11th annual Insurance Advertising the Florida Justice authored an article, “Beyond Harassment Compliance Association Conference in Seattle Association’s (FJA) Auto – Taming the Workplace Bully,” that was in March 2012. He is a shareholder at Negligence Seminar. She published by ACC Docket. Colodny, Fass, Talenfeld, Karlinsky, Abate & also was elected to the BENJAMIN L. CRUMP Webb. FJA Board of Directors in received The Florida addition to receiving their AVERY D. MCKNIGHT was named one of Bar’s Henry Latimer “Shoe Leather Award.” She also was named by Florida Trend’s “Legal Elite” for the fifth Diversity Award at their Florida Trend one of 2012’s Legal Elite. She is consecutive year. annual convention. He a partner at Brooks, LeBoeuf, Bennett, Foster also has been appointed BARBARA D. RAY joined North Highland & Gwartney, P.A. by The Florida Bar to as vice president and local office leader in MARY ELLEN CLARK, who serve a three-year term Tallahassee. She also will serve as a member is assistant attorney on the board of The Florida Bar Foundation. of North Highland’s public sector global general in Tallahassee, He also received the Equal Justice Award at expertise network leadership team. has been named a the National Bar Association’s annual SALESIA V. SMITH-GORDON was sworn in as “Leader in the Law” by convention. president of the F. Malcolm Cunningham Bar the Florida Association LINDA BOND EDWARDS, of Rumberger, Kirk Association. She practices at Salesia Smith- for Women Lawyers. & Caldwell, has been named to the 2012 Gordon in West Palm Beach. class of “Leaders in the Law” by the Florida ZAHRA S. UMANSKY served as a panelist on a E. JANYCE DAWKINS has been named Association of Women Lawyers. She also seminar presented by the Orange County Bar director of the University of Georgia’s equal co-authored with JOHN W. BENCIVENGA an Association analyzing Florida’s “Stand Your opportunity office. She had been serving as article, “Beyond Harassment – Taming the Ground” law. interim director since July 2011. Workplace Bully,” that was published by ACC Docket. MIRIAM S. WILKINSON, of Mathis & Murphy MATTHEW K. FOSTER, a partner and in Tallahassee, joined the editorial board of shareholder at Brooks, LeBoeuf, Bennett, DARYL D. PARKS was the Gaming Law Review and Economics, Foster & Gwartney, P.A., is an adjunct honored by The Florida the official legal publication of International professor teaching Trial Practice at the Florida Bar at their annual Masters of Gaming Law. State University College of Law during the fall convention and received 2012 semester. the Henry Latimer Diversity Award. He also 1993 TRAVIS L. MILLER, a completed his term as shareholder of Radey ALEXANDER CABALLERO, president of the National Thomas Yon & Clark, P.A., a partner with Mason Bar Association in July. has been listed for his Black & Caballero P.A., work in insurance LEENETTE W. MCMILLAN was the was appointed to the regulation in the 2012 commencement speaker at North Florida Thirteenth Circuit Judicial edition of Chambers Community College’s spring 2012 ceremony. Nominating Commission USA. Radey Thomas Yon by Florida Governor Rick THE HONORABLE & Clark also was designated as one of Florida’s Scott. STEPHANIE W. RAY, of the best companies to work for by Florida Trend. First District Court of MICHAEL W. LEROY was profiled by the Small THE HONORABLE SUZANNE H. VAN WYK is Appeal, received The Business Newswire in their article, “Michael an administrative law judge with the Florida Florida Bar Young W. LeRoy – A Driven and Dedicated Student.” Division of Administrative Hearings. She Lawyers Division’s BRIAN A. NEWMAN spoke about litigation also is certified as a specialist in city, county Outstanding Jurist Award. preparation at the Florida Hospital and local government law by The Florida Association’s 2012 Workforce Conference.

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THE HONORABLE JESSICA E. VARN is an 1997 1999 administrative law judge with the Florida Department of Administrative Hearings. CHRISTOPHER S. POLASZEK is an attorney at MICHAEL G. DYER is chief counsel for the Morgan & Morgan, P.A. in Tampa and is co- school district of Volusia County. He formerly founder and co-chairman of their securities, served as assistant county attorney for 1996 commodities and antitrust class action Volusia County, a partner in the law firm of THE HONORABLE EDWIN B. BROWNING, litigation department. He can be reached at Doran, Wolfe, Rost, Ansay, Kundid & Dyer and formerly of the First District Court of Appeal, 201 N. Franklin St., 7th Fl., Tampa, FL 33602, an adjunct professor in school law at the Nova received the 2012 Tradition of Excellence 813.314.6484 or CPolaszek@ForThePeople. Southeastern University Fischler Graduate Award. com. School of Education.

RONALD A. CHRISTALDI, RICHARD F. WOODFORD, JR., of Alexandria, SHANNON L. NOVEY is board certified by The of Shumaker, Loop & VA, presented a seminar, “Detecting Fradulent Florida Bar in marital and family law. She is a Kendrick, LLP, was Documents” for the state of Delaware Office of partner at Novey Law in Tallahassee. Auditor of Accounts in Dover. named one of the Top RACHEL S. PETERKIN joined GrayRobinson, 100 Lawyers by Florida P.A. as an of counsel attorney in their real Super Lawyers. He and 1998 estate practice group. his team also were Men’s victorious in a two-week CHARLES WOODS CALLAHAN, III, a LERON E. ROGERS was featured by Book Atlanta federal court trial for client ALPS South, LLC. shareholder at Hill Ward Henderson, has been in their article, “Damage named to the 2012 Super Lawyers Florida Controller.” He is a partner of Lewis Brisbois DANA L. CROSBY COLLIER was elected Rising Stars list. Bisgaard & Smith, LLP in Atlanta. secretary/treasurer of the City Council and Local Government Section of The Florida Bar. LAURA JACOBS 2000 She is an assistant county attorney for Orange DONALDSON is the first female general counsel County and can be reached at 407.836.7320 RICHARD L. BARRY, a civil for the Southwest Florida or [email protected]. trial attorney in the Water Management Orlando office of JEREMY N. JUNGREIS joined Rutan & Tucker, District and is a Florida GrayRobinson, P.A., was LLP’s Coasta Mesa, California office as senior Bar board certified selected to participate in counsel. specialist in city, county the upcoming and local government MALINDA R. LUGO, of Shumaker, Loop & “Leadership Orlando” law. Kendrick, LLP, presented at the Hillsborough class. County Bar Association Health Law Section’s STEVEN M. MILLSAP is general counsel ILEANA A. CRUZ-BONGINI is assistant county CLE program. She discussed “Electronic and secretary at Global Advanced Metals in attorney for Miami-Dade County. She can Health Records: Contracting, Compliance and Boston. He can be reached at 617.756.0286 be reached at 111 NW First St., Ste. 2800, Liability Hazards.” or [email protected]. Miami, FL 33128 or 305.375.5151. JASON A. MCGRATH, SCOTT D. PAUL works for Cuenot, Forsythe managing partner of & Kim. He can be reached at scott.paul@ BRANDICE D. DICKSON, McGrath & Spielberger, iplawpro.com. PLLC, is vice-chair of the a shareholder in Mecklenburg County Bar SCOTT B. SMITH is managing partner of Lytal, Pennington Moore Association’s solo and Reiter, Smith, Ivey & Fronrath in West Palm Wilkinson Bell & Dunbar, small firm section for Beach. He is currently the president-elect of has been recognized by Tallahassee Magazine 2012-2013. He can be the Palm Beach County Justice Association reached at 6516 Morrowick Cir. Dr., Charlotte, and gained national recognition in the matter as “The Next Generation” Wilson v. Goodman NC 28226, 800.481.2180 or Jason@ of . He resides in Palm in the law category. mcgrathspielberger.com. Beach Gardens with his wife, Molly, and their three children. MICHAEL D. STARKS joined the Orlando office of Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC as of counsel.

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2001 MEGHAN B. DAIGLE, of 2003 the Daigle Law Firm, P.A., AUTUMN BECK, an associate at McDonald, serves as president of MATTHEW T. BLACKSHEAR is a partner in Fleming, Moorhead, Ferguson, Green, Smith Tallahassee Women Shutts & Bowen, LLP’s Tampa office. He can & de Koz, LLP, has been named president of Lawyers. She practices be reached at 4301 W. Boy Scout Blvd., Ste. the northwest Florida chapter of the Florida family law, guardianship 300, Tampa, FL 33607, 813.227.8110 or Association for Women Lawyers. and probate, and can be [email protected]. J. ROCCO CAFARO, a shareholder at Hill Ward reached at mbdaigle@ NOELLE M. MELANSON, Henderson, was named to the 2012 Super daiglelawfirm.com. of Melanson Law P.A., Lawyers Florida Rising Stars . list SEAN M. ELLIS is now a partner at Roetzel & has been appointed to the 20th Judicial Circuit BRADLEY J. EDWARDS, partner at Farmer, Andress. He works out of their Fort Myers and Grievance Committee “A” Jaffe, Weissing, Edwards, Fistos & Lehrman, Naples offices and can be reached at sellis@ as an attorney member P.L., presented “Maximizing Recovery ralaw.com. through January 2015. for Sexual Abuse Victims” as part of JAMES D. GORDON, III the SeminarWeb Live!-FJA Webinar and opened Frohlich, Gordon “Enforcing Victims’ Rights” to the Coalition for and Beason, P.A. in Port CHASITY H. O’STEEN, an Independent Living, Inc., in West Palm Beach. Charlotte, FL. He serves associate at Sniffen & Spellman, P.A., is now ELMER C. IGNACIO is as managing partner and Florida Bar board assistant attorney focuses his practice on certified in city, county general in the plaintiff personal injury and local government employment litigation litigation. He can be law. bureau of the Florida reached at 941.979.9010 or jgordon@ Office of the Attorney fgblawfirm.com. General. He can be CARLOS E. MOORE won HOWARD L. SCHOLL is a reached at the Junius W. Williams partner at Cole, Scott & 850.414.3300 or elmer.ignacio@ Young Lawyer of the Year Kissane, P.A. in Tampa. myfloridalegal.com. award, presented during He can be reached at 813.864.9337 or ERIC D. MOLINA, a partner at Pavese Law the National Bar howard.scholl@csklegal. Firm, has been certified as a circuit mediator Association’s (NBA) com. by the Supreme Court of Florida. annual convention. He also was elected Board NICOLLE M. SHALLEY was selected as city Member at Large of the NBA. ETHEN R. SHAPIRO, of Hill Ward Henderson, attorney for Gainesville. Florida Rising AMY W. SCHRADER, a shareholder in the has been named to the 2012 Stars ELIZABETH M. VAN DEN Tallahassee office of GrayRobinson, P.A., was list. BERG practices in the appointed as the 2012-2013 chair-elect of KATHERINE A. SCOTT areas of personal injury, The Florida Bar Administrative Law Section. WEBB is now a named wrongful death, insurance She also received her board certification shareholder at Colodny, coverage litigation, from The Florida Bar for state and federal Fass, Talenfeld, battered women’s cases government and administrative practice. Karlinsky, Abate & Webb and employment law at in Tallahassee. Goldstein, Buckley, NAKIA D. TURNER is a policy analyst in the

Cechman, Rice & Purtz, P.A. international and humanitarian affairs division of the office of policy and strategy of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. She can 2002 be reached at 202.272.1212 or nikki.turner@ 2004 ROBERT M. COX was dhs.gov. MIN K. CHO has been appointed to the Florida reappointed by The State University Alumni Florida Bar Board of Association’s National Governors as The Florida Board of Directors, Bar Young Lawyers serving as the only Division Delegate to the College of Law alum on American Bar Association the board. House of Delegates.

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LISA ANNE L. COMINGORE is social media beginning January 2013. In December 2012, in a non-precedential decision out of the U.S. manager for the League of Women Voters of he also will receive his graduate certificate in Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit. Alton is Florida. city and county management from the Reubin an associate attorney at Nogueira Morton, O’D. Askew School of Public Administration PL. He can be reached at 4390 N. Federal JENNIFER R. DIXON, who and Policy at Florida State University. Hwy, Ste. 213, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308, is of counsel at Lowndes, 888.442.7252 or Richard@nogueiramorton. Drosdick, Doster, Kantor TY G. ROOFNER joined Burr & Forman’s com. He also is an adjunct professor at & Reed, P.A., has been Orlando office as counsel. He can be reached Unilatina International College in Miramar, appointed vice chair of at 407.540.6602. FL. Struble is a real estate attorney in the the Orlando Repertory LISA C. SCOLES is now Property Development Department of Agro Theatre Board of associate general Trade America, Inc. He can be reached at Directors. counsel at Florida State 2200 Biscayne Blvd, Ste. S201, Miami, FL JOSHUA A. MACHLUS is engaged to Kimberly University. She can be 33137, 305.374.4468 or J.Struble@agro- Krutski. He practices at Colling, Gilbert, Wright reached at trade.info. & Carter in Orlando. 850.644.4440 or JOE D. BRIGGS was [email protected]. SETH E. MILLER, executive director of the named sports, Innocence Project of Florida and an adjunct entertainment and arts professor at the College of Law and his wife, DOUGLAS R. WILLIAMS now works for lawyer of the year during KATRINA “KATIE” MEIXNER MILLER (’05), of Anderson Carey & Alexander. He can be the National Bar the College of Law’s research center faculty, reached at 1601 Eldridge Ave., Bellingham, WA Association’s annual are the proud parents of Gideon Hale Miller, 98225, 360.671.6711 or [email protected]. convention in July. He is born on September 30, 2012. the public policy counsel at the National Football League’s Players DANA E. QUIGLEY can be reached at the Law 2006 Association and also serves as a professor at Office of Dana E. Quigley, 4400 N. Federal MELANIE SHOEMAKER Georgetown University. Hwy., Sanctuary Tower, Ste. 200, Boca Raton, GRIFFIN was named a FL 33431 or 561.347.3037. AMANDA R. CARUSO is a senior associate at Florida Rising Star and a Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Reed, Legal Elite Up and P.A. in Orlando. 2005 Comer for the third consecutive year. She D. TY JACKSON has been AMANDA L. BROCK, an associate with practices at Dean Mead promoted to senior Henderson, Franklin, Starnes & Holt, P.A., in Orlando. associate in the was selected for inclusion in the 2012 Florida Tallahassee office of Rising Stars list appearing in Super Lawyers. F. JOSPEH ULLO, JR., of GrayRobinson. Lewis, Longman & LEAH H. MARTINEZ joined Royal Caribbean Walker, P.A., has been as an in-house litigation attorney. She can be named a 2012 Florida reached at 1050 Caribbean Way, Miami, FL Rising Star in the area of 33132, 305.539.6000 or leahmartinez@rccl. environmental law by KIM YEN NGUYEN is a com. Super Lawyers. senior associate at KATRINA “KATIE” MEIXNER MILLER, of the Lowndes, Drosdick, College of Law’s research center faculty, and Doster, Kantor & Reed, SETH E. MILLER (’04), adjunct professor at P.A. in Orlando. the College of Law and executive director 2007

of the Innocence Project of Florida, are the

proud parents of Gideon Hale Miller, born on

September 30, 2012. JASON WHITE authored the book “Diagnosis to THE HONORABLE KIRK B. Diploma,” a step-by-step manual for students REAMS, first elected who want to apply for scholarships based on Jefferson County Clerk of their medical condition. He can be reached at Court & CFO in 2006, has [email protected]. received no opposition in 2012 and will continue RICHARD A.C. ALTON (pictured left) and JASON serving in this capacity R. STRUBLE’S (pictured right) law review for another four-year term article, “The Nature of a Passport,” was cited

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Annual Fund Please help us reach our goal of 29 percent alumni participation by sending a gift of any amount by June 30 to: Florida State University College of Law, Office of Development & Alumni Affairs, Tallahassee, Fla. 32306-1601. You can also give online at: http://www.law.fsu.edu/alumni/annual_fund.html. If you have any questions about giving to this year’s Annual Fund, contact Becky Shepherd at 850.644.0231 or [email protected]. ALISIA M. ADAMSON, a partner at Hylton, Adamson, Watson & Moore, PLLC, was named Thank you for your support of the Annual Fund “The Nation’s Best Advocate of the Year” by and Florida State Law! the National Bar Association (NBA) and Use your web-enabled smart phone to scan this tag IMPACT during the NBA’s annual convention in that will allow you to make a donation online. July.

WILLIAM P. KEITH is a litigation associate with Duckor Spradling 2009 AMBAR J. “RAJU” VYAS serves as an Air Force Metzger & Wynne in JAG at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan. CNN SAMUEL N. HARDEN joined the Gunn Law San Diego, CA. included a photo of him and other soliders in Group in Tampa. He focuses in the areas of their article, “What if U.S. stops policing the medical malpractice, nursing home liability world?” and insurance coverage disputes.

JOSELINE J. HARDRICK accepted a federal NICOLE E. LANGSTON joined the electronic 2010 clerkship with The Honorable James S. Moody, discovery group of the digital risk a district court judge in Tampa. management and investigations firm Stroz Friedberg, LLC. She can be reached at 32 CAROLYN R. HASLAM Ave. of the Americas, 4th Floor, New York, NY joined the Orlando office 10013. of Wicker Smith O’Hara McCoy & Ford, P.A. She ALAN C. NASH was chosen as a 2012 “Up and can be reached at 390 N. Comer” by Florida Trend and was included Orange Ave., Ste. 1000, in the 2012 Florida Super Lawyers list. He Orlando, FL 32801 or practices with Marshall Dennehy Varner 407.317.2178. Coleman & Goggin. He also was elected to the executive board of the T.J. Reddick Bar GEORGIA HIGGINS is an associate at Moran Association for 2012-2013. Kidd Attorneys at Law. She can be reached at [email protected]. CRYSTAL D. ANDERSON (BICKOFF) and KAREN E. SANDRIK is an assistant professor ALEXANDER J. ANDERSON (’11) were married of law at Willamette University College of Law. BRANDON GLANZ is an associate with on April 15, 2012. Several Florida State Law Murnane Brandt in St. Paul. He can be CHRISTINA Y. TAYLOR is a litigation associate alumni were members of the wedding party. reached at 651.251.8303 or bglanz@ at Latham, Shuker, Eden & Beaudine, LLP. She The couple currently resides in Tallahassee murnane.com. can be reached at 111 N. Magnolia Ave., Ste. and she has left the practice of law to focus on 1400, Orlando, FL 32801, 407.481.5873 or JASMINE O. RAND was given the Young traveling and spending time with her new [email protected]. Lawyers Division Chairperson Award for husband. community service by the National Bar TERIN M. BARBAS CREMER is associate Association during their annual convention. general counsel for Bankers Financial Corporation. She can be reached at 11101 Roosevelt Blvd. N., St. Petersburg, FL 33716 or 727.823.4000.

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JACOB T. CREMER joined Bricklemyer, Smolker ERIC S. GIUNTA authored “In Sunshine Now: CLINTON S. MORRELL works for Cole, Scott & & Bolves in Tampa as an associate. He also A Legal Analysis of the Obamacare Ruling,” Kissane, P.A. He can be reached at 4301 W. was named a 2012 Florida Trend Legal which was published by Sunshine State Boy Scout Blvd., Ste. 400, Tampa, FL 33607, Elite “Up & Comer.” He can be reached at News. He is now the chief legal correspondent 813.864.9362 or Clinton.morrell@csklegal. 813.223.3888 or [email protected]. for Sunshine State News. com.

ERIC HOONHOUT works DAVID W. GRIMES is assistant attorney ABBY J. QUEALE is now at Norton, Hammersley, general at the Florida Office of the Attorney associate general Lopez & Skokos, P.A. He General. counsel at Florida State can be reached at 1819 University. An article she COREY R. M. HUFFMAN is a court program Main St., Ste. 610, wrote on dispersant use specialist in the family law division at the Sarasota, FL 34236, in oil spill recovery efforts 20th Judicial Circuit of Collier County. He can 941.954.4691 or was published in the be reached at 239.252.8675 or chuffman@ [email protected]. University of California ca.cjis20.org. Hastings West-Northwest Journal of NICHOLAS R. MANZOLI joined The Rock Law MATTHEW D. KISSNER Environmental Law and Policy. She can be Group. He can be reached at 1760 Fennell St., joined Broad and reached at 2010 Levy Ave., Ste. 276-C, Maitland, FL 32751 or 407.647.9881. Cassel’s West Palm Tallahassee, FL 32310 or 850.645.9899. DANIELLE M. MURRAY Beach office as an JESSE I. UNRUH is a clerk for The Honorable joined The Health Law associate. Gregory A. Presnell, of the Middle District of Firm in Altamonte Florida. Springs. She can be reached at 1101 Douglas Ave., Altamonte Springs, 2012 ZACHARY R. KOBRIN is an associate with FL 32714 or Lydecker Diaz in Miami. He can be reached at NICOLE A. ALLEN is an assistant public 407.331.6620. [email protected]. defender in Orlando, Florida. IFIOK NWA is a partner at KEVIN M. BOOKBINDER works for the Office of The Montfort Law Firm in JENNIFER KRATISH works for Interpublic Group the Public Defender in Orlando. the New York City office. (IPG), a global advertising and marketing He can be reached at company in New York City. STEFAN C. CANGE works for the Tennessee [email protected]. Department of Health in the Office of the General Counsel.

TIMOTHY B. COLLINS joined the West Palm 2011 Beach office of Carlton Fields as an associate in ALEXANDER J. ANDERSON and CRYSTAL D. the firm’s business ANDERSON (BICKOFF) (’10) were married on litigation and trade April 15, 2012. The couple currently resides regulation practice group. in Tallahassee and he is an attorney for the He can be reached at Florida Senate. 561.650.8035 or [email protected]. ALEXANDER S. BECK is an associate with the MAXWELL J. DAUERMAN is an associate in the Tallahassee office of Quintairos, Prieto, Wood KERVEN LOUIS MONTFORT opened The Fort Lauderdale office of Quintairos, Prieto, & Boyer, P.A. Montfort Law Firm, where he serves as principal attorney. He can be reached at 33 Wood & Boyer, P.A. He can be reached at 1 KRISTA A. DOLAN is a staff attorney at the Wood Ave. S., Ste. 600, Iselin, NJ 08830, E. Broward Blvd., Ste. 1400, Fort Lauderdale, Department of Public Advocacy in Lexington, KY. 732.474.7324 or [email protected]. He FL 33301, 954.523.7008 or mdauerman@ qpwblaw.com. J. EVAN GIBBS is an also was appointed general counsel of the Iota attorney in the Phi Theta, Inc. fraternity. Montfort is picutred MATTHEW J. DEVINE joined Burr & Forman’s Jacksonville office of with his wife, Angel, 2-year-old daughter Diana financial services litigation group as an Constangy Brooks & Rose, and 1-year-old daughter Maya Christine. associate in their Orlando office. Smith, LLP. He can be reached at 904.357.2659 or [email protected].

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ASHLEY E. DINUNZIO is of the Attorney General, PL-01 The Capitol, Ciotoli, Bocchino, White & Buigas, P.A. in 1978 an associate at Tallahassee, FL 32301, 850.414.3300 or erin. with the ideals of providing the highest quality Pennington, Moore, [email protected]. representation to the firm’s clients. Wilkinson, Bell & Dunbar ERIC T. MILLER works for the University of LUIS A. ESPINO (’94) passed away in October in Tallahassee. West Florida in Pensacola, Florida. 2012. Affectionately known to family and

friends as “Yoyo,” he was a partner at Fowler KEVIN M. MORENSKI began classes this fall Rodriguez Valdes-Fauli in Coral Gables at Columbia University. He is pursuing his who specialized in the areas of commercial Ph.D. in computer science at Columbia’s Fu BRIAN T. DUNMIRE is an associate attorney litigation and real estate. Foundation School of Engineering and Applied with Smith, Brooks & Masterson, PL in Science. His research focuses on machine CAROL A. LANFRI (’97) passed away in Tallahassee. learning and natural language processing. November in Jacksonville. Following a DANIEL P. FRASER joined the Fort Lauderdale successful career as a triage and critical CAITLIN N. OLIVER works for the Orlando office of Panza, Maurer & Maynard. care nurse, she relocated to Tallahassee Office of the Public Defender. She can be from Michigan and earned her bachelor of LYNN E. GUERY joined reached at 435 North Orlando Ave., Orlando, science degree in nursing with honors and the Fort Lauderdale FL 32801. her juris doctor degree with honors, both from office of Vezina, ANDREW J. PARNELL works for the 9th circuit Florida State University. Lanfri then moved Lawrence & Piscitelli, P.A. public defender’s office in Orlando, Florida. to Jacksonville where she was assistant

secretary and senior legal counsel for First BIANCA RUBIO works at the Florida Professionals Insurance Company. Department of Economic Opportunity in Tallahassee. ANNA B. MOTTER (’76), who spent most of her life helping others through pro bono JASON P. RUDDERMAN is an associate in the legal work, passed away in May 2012 at business and tax group of Rogers Towers. the age of 61. A woman of great faith, she He can be reached at 904.346.5515 or was passionate about serving God and her [email protected]. fellowman. TAMARA R. ST. HILAIRE joined the Florida Department of Agriculture’s Office of the ROBERT A. RAY (’97), of Tampa, passed away General Counsel. in June 2012 at the age of 44. He traveled extensively across the United States and DAVID J. TELL is doing compliance/regulatory Europe as a management consultant for work for SanDisk, a semiconductor/technology Deloitte & Touche and opened his own law firm business in California. He can be reached and title company in Tampa in 2003. at SanDisk Corporate Headquarters, 6-1 ALEXANDRA N. HADDAD joined Burr & Forman McCarthy Blvd., Milpitas, CA 95035 or (formerly Williams, Schifino, Mangione & 408.801.1000. Steady P.A.) as an associate in the firm’s DAVID VARET works for the Orlando Public business and commercial litigation group. THE Defender’s Office. HONORABLE CLAUDIA R. ISOM (’75) signed Haddad’s Florida Bar certificate during her ELIZETE D. S. VELADO joined Swope, Rodante swearing in ceremony in Tampa. P.A. as an associate attorney.

STEPHANIE R. HAYES is counsel for the Florida MICHELLE L. WEIN is a contract attorney Division of Administrative Hearings. at King & Spalding in Atlanta. She can be reached at 1180 Peachtree St., Atlanta, GA JON HARRIS MAURER took second place in 30309 or 404.572.4600. The Florida Bar Environmental Land Use Law Section’s Dean Maloney Writing Competition for a paper he penned while he was a law In Memoriam student. He is an associate at Hopping, Green A. RUSSELL BOBO (’74), a highly accomplished & Sams. trial lawyer known for his tireless and skilled ERIN K. MCCARTHY is an assistant attorney advocacy for his clients, passed away in general in the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit. August 2012. He founded the firm Bobo, She can be reached at the Florida Office

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Law School Adds New Faculty Members

This fall, the College of Law welcomed four new professors. Professors Shi Ling Hsu, Courtney Cahill and Garrick Pursley joined the full-time faculty and Emily Meazell is a visiting associate professor for the 2012-2013 academic year.

Professor Shi-Ling Hsu joined the Col- Donald Hinkle Professor Courtney lege of Law faculty from the University Cahill researches at the intersection of British Columbia. He researches in of constitutional law and sexuality and the areas of environmental law, compar- the law. Her academic writings reflect ative and international environmental an interdisciplinary approach that draws law, law and economics, and property. extensively from moral/cognitive psy- His most recent book is The Case for chology and literary theory. Her current a Carbon Tax: Getting Past our Hang- work focuses on law and the emotions, Shi-Ling Hsu ups to Effective Climate Policy. He has Courtney Cahill and specifically on law and the emotion published articles in the University of of disgust. She is particularly interested Colorado Law Review, Virginia Inter- in bringing a new perspective to bear on national Law Journal (co-authored), the legal and social debates surrounding McGill Law Journal, Energy Policy, same-sex relationships and reproduc- U.C. Davis Law Review, Florida State tive rights by combining the insights University Law Review, and Ecology of constitutional theory and cognitive Law Quarterly, among other journals. psychology. Cahill has a Ph.D. in He holds a B.S.E.E. and J.D. from Comparative Literature from Princeton Columbia University, an M.S. in ecol- University and her J.D. is from Yale ogy from the University of California University. She has published articles Davis, and a Ph.D. in agricultural and and essays in the Northwestern Univer- resource economics also from UC Davis. sity Law Review, the Georgetown Law Prior to entering academia, he served Journal, the Michigan Law Review and as a senior attorney and economist for the Washington & Lee Law Review. Be- the Environmental Law Institute in fore joining the College of Law faculty, Washington D.C. and as Deputy City she taught at Roger Williams University Attorney in San Francisco, and he prac- School of Law. She teaches Family Law ticed law with Fenwick & West in Palo and Property, among other courses. Alto, California. He teaches Property, Cost-Benefit Analysis in Environmental Law and Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Climate Change.

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Assistant Professor Garrick Pursley Visiting Associate Professor Emily joined Florida State from the University Hammond Meazell is visiting Florida of Toledo College of Law. His research State for the 2012-13 academic year. She is on issues in constitutional and legal is teaching Risk, Public Policy, and Law theory and their application to open in the fall and Water Law in the spring. questions in constitutional law, federal A former civil engineer who practiced in courts, administrative law, energy law the environmental and water resources and other contexts. His most recent fields prior to attending law school, her Garrick Pursley work draws on jurisprudence and the Emily Hammond scholarship focuses on related issues in philosophy of science to examine new Meazell administrative law, environmental law, ways of understanding the constitution- law and science, risk regulation, energy al structure, the nature of constitutional law and water law. Her recent articles norms and the properties of the system have appeared in the Duke Law Journal, in which structural norms function. the Columbia Law Review, the Michi- He received his B.A. and J.D. from the gan Law Review, and the Indiana Law University of Texas and then clerked for Journal. Meazell is currently an associ- the Honorable Royce C. Lamberth of ate professor at Wake Forest University the United States District Court for the School of Law. Prior to joining the District of Columbia and the Honorable faculty at Wake Forest, Meazell served Timothy B. Dyk of the United States as associate dean for academic affairs, Court of Appeals for the Federal Cir- associate director of the Law Center cuit. He also was a fellow on the faculty and associate professor at the University at the University of Texas School of Law of Oklahoma College of Law. Before and practiced at Susman Godfrey, LLP entering law teaching, she practiced at in Dallas. He has published in top law Bondurant, Mixson & Elmore, LLP, journals, including the Georgetown Law and clerked for the Honorable Richard Review, the Texas Law Review, the Ala- W. Story of the U.S. District Court for bama Law Review and the Emory Law the Northern District of Georgia. Journal. Pursley teaches Constitutional Law II, Federal Jurisdiction, and Leg- islation & Regulation.

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Includes selected faculty and Intellectual Property (Gaborone, (Brevard County Bar Association publications, external Botswana, Second Expert Working CJE/CLE, May 2012); Human presentations and recognitions Group Meeting on Public Health and Trafficking: A Dark Side of since the last issue of Florida Intellectual Property – WIPO Initiative Globalization (Tallahassee Committee State Law. on a Framework for Designing National on Foreign Relations, May 2012); IP Strategies for Development, World Human Trafficking Close to Home Frederick M. Abbott Intellectual Property Organization (Tallahassee Rotary Club, May 2012); EDWARD BALL EMINENT SCHOLAR and the Registrar of Companies and The Promise and Challenges of Effective Reports: Multi- Intellectual Property, August 2012); Outcome Measurement and Millennial level Governance Developments in US Jurisprudence in the Student Evaluation in the Medical Legal Problems at the In- Fields of Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical Partnership Clinical Context (Los tersection of Trade, Patenting (Chicago, Illinois, Academy Angeles, California, AALS Clinical Health and the of Judicial Exchange and Study, June Conference, Panelist, May 2012); Global Knowl- 2012); International Technology Transfer Human Trafficking and the Arts edge Economy, (Budapest, Hungary, Central European (Tallahassee Community College, in Multilevel Governance of University, May 2012); The Generics April 2012); Educating Medical and Interdependent Public Goods Pathway in the USA: the American Ex- Law Students to Meet Evolving (Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann, editor) perience, a Model for the World? (Mexico Healthcare Needs: An MLP Lens (San (European University Institute Work- City, Mexico, National Association of Antonio, Texas, National Medical ing Papers 2012) (RSCAS 2012/23); Pharmaceutical Manufacturers, May Legal Partnership Conference, March Tenth Report of the Committee on Inter- 2012); Co-Chair/Co-Organizer of 2012); Forging Medical and Legal national Trade Law, International Law conference on Emerging Markets and Partnerships: Interdisciplinary Efforts to Association, Sofia Conference (2012) the World Patent Order (Tallahassee, Improve Health Outcomes for Indigent, (Co-Rapporteur). Presentations: Law, Florida State University College of Law, Disabled, and Immigrant Individuals Finance, Politics and Health: The complex April 2012). (San Francisco, California, Futures access challenge (Geneva, Switzerland, Without Violence Conference, March Global Health Law: Innovation, Access Wendi Adelson 2012); Medical Legal Partnership: and Justice, the Annual Lecture of the VISITING CLINICAL PROFESSOR Innovative Solutions for a Healthier LL.M. Programme in Global Health Presentations: Community (San Antonio, Texas, Law and International Institutions, Representing National Medical Legal Partnership Graduate Institute of International Immigrant Victims Conference, Panelist, March 2012). Studies, October 2012); Reflections on and the Need for Bad Faith: Registration and Transferees More Advocates (Geneva, Switzerland, Annual WIPO (Fort Lauderdale, Domain Name Panelists Meeting, Second Annual WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Bridge to Justice Breakfast, Keynote Center, October 2012); Issues in the Speaker, June 2012); Ethical Framework Report on Public Health Considerations in Human Trafficking

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Kelli A. Alces Clergy, and Law as Model Professions Curtis Bridgeman LOULA FULLER AND DAN MYERS (Banff, Alberta, Canada, Fifth In- JAMES EDMUND & MARGARET ELIZABETH PROFESSOR ternational Legal Ethics Conference, HENNESSEY CORRY PROFESSOR AND Article: Strength- July 2012); The Future of Philanthropy, ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS ening Investment in Melbourne University Tax Group (Mel- Articles: Do Prom- Public Corporations bourne, Australia, Conference on ises Distinguish Through the Uncorpo- Defining, Taxing and Regulating Not- Contract from Tort? ration, 35 Seattle for-Profits in the Twenty-First Century, (with John C.P. U. L. Rev. 1009 July 2012); The Florida Supreme Court’s Goldberg), 45 Suf- (2012) (invited sym- Amended Oath of Admission to the Bar: folk U. L. Rev. posium). Presentation: The False Promise Straining at the Gnat and Swallowing the 873 (2012) (sym- of Risk-Reducing Incentive Pay: Evidence Camel (Gainesville, University of Flor- posium on 30th anniversary of Charles from Executive Pensions and Deferred ida and Florida Eighth Judicial Circuit Fried’s Contract as Promise); Civil Compensation (Palo Alto, California, Professionalism Conference, Keynote Recourse or Civil Powers? 39 Fla. St. U. American Law & Economics Associa- Address, April 2012) (Tallahassee, L. Rev. 1 (2011). tion Annual Meeting, May 2012). Florida Government Bar Association Monthly Meeting, March 2012). Courtney Cahill Paolo Annino DONALD HINKLE PROFESSOR CLINICAL PROFESSOR Shawn J. Bayern Article: Regulating Presentations: ASSISTANT PROFESSOR at the Margins: Non- Healthcare Stories: Presentations: Traditional Kinship Florida Update on An Informational and the Legal Regu- Healthcare Liti- Theory of Contract lation of Intimate gation (Tampa, Law (University and Family Life, 54 Florida Bar Foun- of California, Ir- Ariz. L. Rev. 43 dation: Children’s vine School of Law, (2012). Legal Services Conference, September September 2012); 2012); Special Education in Florida Offer and Acceptance in Modern Con- Jeanne B. Curtin (Tallahassee, Legal Services of North tract Law: A Needless Concept (London, LEGAL WRITING PROFESSOR Florida, September 2012); Civil Rights of Ontario, Obligations VI Conference, Appointment: Institutionalized Persons (Delray Beach, July 2012). Facilitator, As- The Florida Bar Public Interest Law sisted Living Section and the Florida ACLU Lawyers Tamara G. Blenkhorn Facility Negotiated Conference, July 2012). LEGAL WRITING PROFESSOR Rulemaking Com- Presentation: mittee (Tallahassee Rob E. Atkinson, Jr. Legal Research and Fort Lauder- RUDEN MCCLOSKY PROFESSOR and Citation dale, June-August Article: Business (Milwaukee, Wis- 2012). as a Proper Profes- consin, Association sion, 11 Fla. St. of Bankruptcy Ju- U. Bus. Rev. 1 dicial Assistants, (2012). Presenta- October 2012). tions: Medicine, the Western Christian

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Talbot “Sandy” D’Alemberte Shi-Ling Hsu Steve R. Johnson PRESIDENT EMERITUS AND PROFESSOR PROFESSOR UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR Presentations: Chapter: Com- Presentations: The Opening Remarks ment: Rights to Anti-Injunction Act (Tallahassee, Pollute: Assessment and Supreme Court The Florida Bar’s of Tradable Permits Review of Obama- Practicing with for Air Pollution, Care (Federalist Professionalism in Property in Society, Podcast, Program, October Land and Other 2012); Federal APA 2012); Keynote Address: Maintaining Resources (Elinor Ostrom & Dan Adjudication (Formal and Informal) Judicial Independence (St. Petersburg, H. Cole, editors) (Lincoln Institute of (Tallahassee, The Florida Bar CLE, Conference of Court Public Informa- Land and Policy 2012). Essay: How and Administrative Law, Environmental & tion Officers, July 2012); Breakfast Speech Why to Price Carbon, 1 The Hotspring Land Use Law, and Government Law- (Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, Quarterly 28 (2012). Presentations: yer Sections, 2012); Flaws in the Facade: Rotary Foundation, May 2012). Physical, Human, and Social Capital as The Anti-Injunction Act After NFIB v. Barriers to Environmental Law Reform Sebelius and Cohen v. United States Joseph M. Dodge (St. Louis, Missouri, Midwestern Law (Boston, Massachusetts, American Bar STEARNS WEAVER MILLER WEISSLER and Economics Association Meeting, Association Section of Taxation, Civil ALHADEFF & SITTERSON PROFESSOR Washington University, October 2012) and Criminal Tax Penalties Commit- Presentation: Re- (Los Angeles, California, International tee, Panelist, 2012); Hiding Elephants pealing Depreciation Society for New Institutional Econom- in Mouseholes: The Home Concrete Case and Accrual Ac- ics, June 2012) (Bloomington, Indiana, (Washington, D.C., New York State counting—and Why Society for Environmental Law and Bar Association Tax Section, Panelist, Indexing of Basis is Economics, May 2012); Reducing 2012); Mayo and Fairness in Taxation Wrong (Honolulu, Transaction Costs in Environmental (Charlottesville, Virginia, Virginia Tax Hawaii, Law & Markets (Bozeman, Montana, Property Study Group, University of Virginia Society Association 2012 International and Environmental Research Center, School of Law, 2012); Resolved: That the Meeting, June 2012). July/August 2012); The International United States Should Make the Internal Legal and Policy Framework for Carbon Revenue Code Neutral as to Home Owner- Sally C. Gertz Capture and Storage Technology (Van- ship (Boston, Massachusetts, American CLINICAL PROFESSOR couver, Canada, Workshop Funded Bar Association Section of Taxation, Chapter: Legal by Carbon Management Canada, July Teaching Tax Comm., Debater, 2012); Rights and Respon- 2012); The Case for a Carbon Tax (Seattle, Tax Law and Administrative Law: sibilities: The Law Washington, University of Washing- The Implications of Mayo Foundation of the Workplace, in ton Denman School of Forestry, May v. United States (Washington, D.C., Human Resource 2012) (Seattle, Washington, University American Tax Policy Institute, Panelist, Management in of Washington School of Law, April 2012); What Tax Professionals Need To Public Service: 2012). Know About Administrative Law (Hol- Paradoxes, Processes, and Prob- lywood, Florida, Tax Officers Summit lems (Berman, Bowman, West & Van XIII, 2012). Wart, editors) (4th ed., Sage Publica- tions 2012).

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Faye Jones Jeffrey H. Kahn Law Conference, George Washington DIRECTOR & PROFESSOR LARSON PROFESSOR University, April 2012) (Washington, Presentation: Presentation: Two D.C., Comparative Constitutional The Challenges Contrasting Vi- Law Roundtable, George Washington and Rewards of a sions of U.S. Tax University, March 2012); Grootboom Fully Online Asyn- (Cayman Islands, and the One-Case (Or Country?) Canon chronous Law Cayman Financial on Social Rights (Baltimore, Maryland, Course (Amelia Is- Review Speaker University of Maryland Constitutional land, Southeastern Series, October Law Schmooze, February 2012). Association of Law Schools, Annual 2012). Conference, July 2012). Tahirih V. Lee Lawrence S. Krieger ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Marshall Kapp CLINICAL PROFESSOR AND DIRECTOR OF Article: Orienting PROFESSOR OF MEDICINE AND LAW CLINICAL EXTERNSHIP PROGRAMS Shanghai’s Law- Chapter: Legal Presentations: yers, 27 Md. J. Int’l Issues in Aging Fam- Maximizing Life L. 179 (2012). ilies, in Handbook Satisfaction in Dif- of Families and ficult Times: Self Aging (Rosemary Determination Blieszner & Vic- Theory and “Legal” toria H. Bedford, Populations (Wash- Jake Linford editors) (2d ed., Praeger 2012). Article: ington, D.C., George Washington ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Medicine, Law, Ethics: Teaching Versus University Law Students Inns of Court, Presentations: In Learning (with Gregory Turner & October 2012); Recent Findings on re Backlist (New Dennis Baker), 9 Clinical Teacher Autonomy Support in Law Students and York, New York, 338 (2012). Presentations: Law School Lawyers (Washington D.C., George In re Books: A and Medical School Collaboration: So Washington University Law School, Conference on Law You Think You Want to Start a Center? October 2012). and the Future of (Phoenix, Arizona, Annual Health Books at New York Law Professors Conference sponsored David E. Landau Law School, Moderator, October by American Society of Law, Medicine ASSISTANT PROFESSOR AND ASSOCIATE 2012); Cracks in the Edifice: A Copyright & Ethics, June 2012); Role of an Aca- DEAN FOR INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS Critique of the Institutional First Amend- demic Medicine-Law Center in Promoting Article: The Real- ment (Concord, New Hampshire, 2012 POLST Paradigm (Phoenix, Arizona, ity of Social Rights Scholar’s Roundtable: Intellectual Prop- Annual Health Law Professors Confer- Enforcement, 53 erty and the Constitution, University ence sponsored by American Society Harv. Int’l L.J. of New Hampshire College of Law, of Law, Medicine & Ethics, Panelist, 189 (2012). Presen- September 2012) (Amelia Island, New June 2012). tations: Social Rights Scholars Workshop, Southeastern As- Enforcement in Latin sociation of Law Schools, August 2012) America (Bogota, Columbia, Universidad (Stanford, California, 12th Annual Externado, June 2012); Constitution- Intellectual Property Scholars Confer- Making Gone Wrong (Washington D.C., ence, Stanford Law School, August American Society of Comparative 2012); Trademark Owner as Adverse Pos- Law, New Frontiers in Comparative sessor (Gainesville, University of Florida

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Levin College of Law, September 2012) Hall Law School, York University, Regulation, and Economic Growth, (East Lansing, Michigan, Fifth Annual November 2012); Vulnerability and Pun- Panel: Hydro-Fracturing, State Regula- Junior Scholars Intellectual Property ishment (Amelia Island, Southeastern tion and the Federal Role, Federalism Workshop, Michigan State Univer- Association of Law Schools, August and Energy in the United States, March sity College of Law, May 2012) (Des 2012). 2012); Defeasible Federalism (Nashville, Moines, Iowa, Intellectual Property Tennessee, Federalism Colloquium, Scholars Roundtable, Drake University David L. Markell Vanderbilt University Law School, Law School, March 2012). STEVEN M. GOLDSTEIN PROFESSOR AND February 2012). ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR ENVIRONMENTAL Wayne A. Logan PROGRAMS Mark B. Seidenfeld GARY & SALLYN PAJCIC PROFESSOR Articles: Climate PATRICIA A. DORE PROFESSOR OF Articles: Con- Change and the ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AND ASSOCIATE stitutional Roles of Land Use DEAN FOR RESEARCH Cacophony: Federal and Energy Law: Article: In Praise Circuit Splits and the An Introduction, of a Comparativist Fourth Amendment, 27 J. Land Use Rubric for Ad- 65 Vand. L. Rev. & Envtl. L. 239 ministrative Law, 101 (2012); Policing (2012); Evaluating Citizen Petition Jotwell, Admin- Identity, 92 B.U. L. Rev. 1559 (2012). Procedures: Lessons from an Analysis of istrative Law Presentations: The Enduring Challenge the NAFTA Environmental Commission (Mar. 21, 2012), of Inter-Governmental Investigative (with John Knox), 47 Tex. Int’l L.J. http://adlaw.jotwell.com. Presentation: Illegality (Los Angeles, California, 505 (2012); What has love got to do with The Role of Politics in the Deliberative Ad- Southwestern University Law School, it?: Sentimental Attachments and Legal ministrative State (Washington, D.C., October 2012); Criminal Law & Pro- Decision-Making (with Tom Tyler & ABA Administrative Law Section Fall cedure: What Use Are Legal Academics? Sarah F. Brosnan), 57 Vill. L. Rev. Meeting, October 2012). (Amelia Island, Southeastern Associa- 209 (2012). Recognition: Continued to tion of Law Schools, August 2012). serve as a member of the North Ameri- Mark Spottswood can Commission for Environmental ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Dan Markel Cooperation National Advisory Com- Article: Ev- D’ALEMBERTE PROFESSOR mittee and participated in a number of idence-Based Presentations: its meetings. Litigation Reform, Luck or Law: Is 51 U. Louisville Indeterminate Garrick Pursley L. Rev. 267 (2012). Sentencing Uncon- ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Presentations: stitutional? (New Articles: Defea- EvidenceBased Lit- York, New York, sible Federalism, 63 igation Reform (Honolulu, Hawaii, N Y U Criminal Ala. L. Rev. 801 International Conference on Law and Law Theory Colloquium, November (2012); Dormancy, Society, June 2012); A DualProcess 2012) (White Plains, New York, Pace 100 Geo. L.J. 497 Model of FactFinding Inference (Lisbon, Law School Faculty Colloquium, No- (2012). Presenta- Portugal, International Conference on vember 2012) (Federalist Society Young tions: Unblocking Quantitative Justice and Fairness, Uni- Scholars Colloquium, June 2012); Cooperative Energy Governance (Chi- versity of Lisbon, May 2012). Retributive Justice in Wicked Regimes cago, Illinois, Northwestern University (Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Osgoode School of Law Searle Center on Law,

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Nat S. Stern 2012); Partisan Gerrymandering and the Hannah Wiseman JOHN W. & ASHLEY E. FROST PROFESSOR Politics of Judicial Review (Durham, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Article: Impli- North Carolina, Culp Colloquium, Article: Fractur- cations of Libel Duke Law School’s Center on Law, ing Regulation Doctrine for Nonde- Race, and Politics, May 2012) (Nash- Applied, 22 Duke famatory Falsehoods ville, Tennessee, Federalism Theory Envtl. L. & Under the First Colloquium, Vanderbilt University Law Pol’y F. 361 (2012) Amendment, 10 School, April 2012). (symposium). First Amend. L. Presentations: Rev. 465 (2012). Manuel A. Utset, Jr. Environmental Impacts of Oil and Gas CHARLES W. EHRHARDT PROFESSOR Production in Shale Formations: Policy, Fernando Tesón Chapter: Time-In- Perception, and Reality (Austin, Texas, TOBIAS SIMON EMINENT SCHOLAR consistent Preferences ABA Section of Environment, En- Chapter: Global and Venture Capital ergy, and Resources Law Summit, Justice and Trade Contracting, in The 20th Section Fall Meeting, Panelist, Oc- (with Jonathan Oxford Hand- tober 2012); Dynamic Energy Federalism Klick), in In- book of Venture (Bronx, New York, Property Works in ternational Capital (Oxford Progress, Fordham University School Economic Law University Press 2012). Article: The of Law, June 2012) (New Directions and Distributive Venture Capital Process: A Behavioral in Environmental Law, Policy, and Justice (Chi Carmody, Frank Garcia, Approach, 7 Ohio St. Entrepreneur- Geography, University of Minnesota, & John Linarelli, editors) (Cambridge ial Bus. L.J. 45 (2012). Presentation: May 2012). University Press 2012). Presentations: Corporate Crimes and Time-Inconsistent State Legitimacy (Buenos Aires, Uni- Preferences (Charlottesville, Virginia, Samuel R. Wiseman versidad Torcuato Di Tella, July 2012); University of Virginia Law School, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Targeted Killings (Greensboro, North April 2012). Articles: Brady, Carolina, University of North Carolina Trust, and Error, at Greensboro, March 2012). Donald J. Weidner 13 Loyola J. Pub. DEAN AND ALUMNI CENTENNIAL Int. L. 447 (2012); Franita Tolson PROFESSOR Habeas After Pin- BETTY T. FERGUSON PROFESSOR OF Book: The Re- holster, 53 B.C. L. VOTING RIGHTS vised Uniform Rev. 953 (2012); Article: Reinvent- Partnership Act Waiving Innocence, 96 Minn. L. Rev. ing Sovereignty?: (2012 ed.) (with 952 (2012). Federalism as a Con- R. Hillman and straint on the Voting A. Vestal) (West) Rights Act, 65 Vand. Presentation: Good L. Rev. 1195 (2012). Faith and Fiduciary Duties to Third Par- Presentations: Sec- ties, Principals and Partners (Naples, ond Order Diverse in Name Only? Florida College of Advanced Judicial Sovereign Authority in Disaggregated In- Studies, June 2012). stitutions (Tulsa, Oklahoma, University of Tulsa School of Law Symposium in Honor of Heather Gerken, September

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Faculty Media Hits was published by The New Wayne Logan was quoted York Times. October 16 in the New York Times article, “An Aus- Fred Abbott was quoted Oc- “Feds: Fla. dumping disabled Marshall Kapp was inter- tralian First: Outing Sex tober 15 in the Intellectual kids in nursing homes.” He viewed September 17 by Offenders.” He also was Property Watch article, “Pan- also was quoted June 26 in WFSU for their program, quoted August 6 in The elists: Global Health Justice the Naples Daily News article, “Capital Report: Constitu- Florida Times-Union ar- Needs Government Com- “Supreme Court decision tional Amendments.” He ticle, “Critical ruling in cases mitment, Needs Innovation could mean sentence hear- also wrote an article, “How against Cristian Fernandez Models.” He also was quoted ings for hundreds of Florida to Fix Nursing Homes,” that due Tuesday.” He also was August 16 on CNBC Money convicts.” He was quoted was published May 14 by quoted July 7 in the News Control’s segment, “Experts June 25 in the Orlando Sen- The Atlantic. He was inter- Tribune story, “Amid criti- divided over compulsory tinel article, “U.S. Supreme viewed July 27 by WFSU for cism, Kansas man retools drug license dispute.” He Court decision likely to ben- their program, “It’s About mug shot website.” He was was quoted May 23 in the efit Florida inmates who Florida: Affordable Care quoted June 27 in The Florida Chemistry World article, killed as juveniles.” Act Healthcare.” He also Times-Union article, “State “Drug watchdogs mark out was interviewed July 6 for expert: Cristian Fernandez global territory.” Sandy D’Alemberte wrote an the “Capital Report” pro- unlikely to have understood opinion article, “‘Reforms’ gram on WFSU. He was Miranda rights.” Wendi Adelson authored an would threaten rights, po- quoted July 5 in the WFSU article, “Children Don’t liticize justice,” that was story, “Advocates call on Dan Markel co-wrote an ar- Belong on Backpage,” published September 21 in Florida to implement federal ticle, “What If Fans Could published July 11 by The the Orlando Sentinel. He also healthcare law; others say Have Paid Jeremy Lin to Huffington Post. was featured in the April 23 ‘not so fast.’” He was quoted Stay in New York?,” pub- Tallahassee Democrat article, June 29 in the Tallahassee lished July 23 by The Atlantic. Paolo Annino, his students, “D’Alemberte Maintain- Democrat article, “Health- He also co-wrote a July 13 and the Public Interest Law ing High Legal Profile in care providers, experts react column, “Bowling, as Bail Center were featured Oc- Florida.” to ACA ruling.” He also Condition,” published by tober 1 in The Florida Bar was quoted June 28 in the The New York Times. He News article, “Law students Shi-Ling Hsu was featured Tallahassee Democrat article, authored the June 25 article, fight to bring the ‘hidden October 15 in the United “Bond medical chief thrilled “The Benefits of ‘Free,’” that children’ home.” He also was States Environmental Pro- by Supreme Court ruling.” was published by The Jewish highlighted September 23 tection Agency article, “A Daily Forward. He co-au- in the Tallahassee Democrat STAR Fellow’s Cross-Dis- Larry Krieger was quoted thored two June 19 articles article, “FSU law fights cuts ciplinary Climate Cause.” September 17 in the Busi- featured in Slate: “Playing to Medicaid for children.” His September 28 article, ness Insider article, “The Double Jeopardy” and “Fire He was quoted September “How & Why to Price Law School ‘Shark Tank’ Is the Bail Bondsmen.” 8 in The Miami Herald ar- Carbon,” was published in Literally Driving Students ticle, “Florida’s way: Nursing the Fall 2012 issue of The Crazy.” He also was quoted Franita Tolson was quoted home profits trump sick kids’ HotSpring Quarterly. He September 17 in The Nation- August 27 in the CNBC special needs.” He was quot- also co-authored a July 4 al Law Journal article, “How article, “What’s in a Con- ed September 7 in the San opinion article, “The Most to learn the law without los- vention Host City.” She Francisco Chronicle article, Sensible Tax of All,” that ing your mind.” also participated August 21

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in a HuffPost Live segment Florida State University Law entitled, “Romney’s Foreign Tax Credits Raise Ques- Professor Ruth Stone tions.” On August 17, she participated in a HuffPost Named Wayne and Pat Hogan Live segment entitled, “God or Government? Who Gave Professor of Trial Practice Us Our Rights?” She also was quoted August 6 in The students can focus on becoming great ad- Detroit News article, “Metro vocates in the courtroom. The successes of Detroit may lose black U.S. the program simply could not have occurred reps.” She was interviewed without the dedication of Ruth Stone. For July 27 by HuffPost Live for the law school and the dean to make this their segment, “Latest Con- decision pleases Pat and me very much versations: Don’t Hit Your because we respect and appreciate Ruth’s Ass on the Way Out, FL.” important work for a generation of young She was quoted June 28 in Ruth Stone Wayne Hogan and now successful practicing trial lawyers. The Palm Beach Post editorial, This appointment continues that tradition.” “Affordable Care Act is legal. Professor Ruth Stone, co-director of A 1976 graduate of the Florida State Now, make it better.” the Florida State University College of University College of Law, Stone joined the Law Public Interest Law Center, has been law school faculty in 1995. She is licensed Don Weidner was quoted appointed the Wayne and Pat Hogan Pro- to practice in Florida and Alabama. Prior September 4 in the Sunshine fessor of Trial Practice. The professorship is to her teaching career, Stone practiced with State News article, “Florida funded by the Wayne and Patricia Hogan Florida Legal Services in Pensacola, served International, FSU Law Endowment, which was established in 1999 as an assistant state attorney in the juvenile Schools Boast Top Place- with a gift of $2 million. division of the State Attorney's Office, and ment in New Rankings.” He Stone directs the Family Law Clinic at was the managing attorney for the Gadsden also was quoted August 31 in the Public Interest Law Center. She also Region of Legal Services Corporation of The Florida Bar Journal ar- serves as faculty advisor and a coach for the Alabama. ticle, “Ricky Polston: Chief College of Law’s Mock Trial Team. Under Justice of the Florida Su- her leadership, the Mock Trial Team has “Ruth has seen to it that preme Court.” He appeared won first place in numerous statewide and there’s top-level coaching, August 5 as a guest and national competitions, including the 2012 and that all the needs of the answered questions about National Criminal Trial Advocacy Com- careers in the law on WCTV’s petition held in San Francisco in October. mock trial program are met live call-in show, “LawCall.” “I’m so pleased that this has occurred,” so the students can focus on said Wayne Hogan, who practices personal becoming great advocates in Hannah Wiseman was quoted injury law at Terrell Hogan in Jacksonville. the courtroom.” July 23 in the Bloomberg “She has been dedicated to the Mock Trial article, “Frackers Fund Uni- Team the whole time she’s been at the Col- versity Research That Proves lege of Law. Ruth has seen to it that there’s Their Case.” top-level coaching, and that all the needs of the mock trial program are met so the

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Mock Trial Team Begins Competition Season With First Place National Title

The Florida State University College of Law Mock Trial Team won first place in the 2012 National Criminal Trial Advocacy Competition held in San Francisco on October 11- 14. The competition was sponsored by California Attorneys for Criminal Justice (CACJ) and the University of Califor- nia - Hastings College of the Law. Twenty-two teams from 17 law schools competed in the event, including teams from University of California - Berkeley School of Law, Fordham University School of Law, University of California - Hast- ings College of the Law, University of Houston Law Center, Pepperdine University School of Law and University of San Diego School of Law. Winning team members are third-year law students Nicholas Horton, from Cincinnati, Ohio, Adrian Mood, (L-R) Class of 2013 members Adrian Mood, Sean Wiggins, Peter Tragos from Lancaster, South Carolina, Peter Tragos, from Clear- and Nicholas Horton won first place in the 2012 National Criminal Trial water, Florida, and Sean Wiggins, from Gainesville, Florida. Advocacy Competition Mood also received the competition’s George Porter Award for Outstanding Achievement. The team was coached by Tom in the Florida Justice Association’s E. Earle Zehmer Mock Kirwin (’79), who recently retired and previously was deputy Trial Competition. chief financial officer at the Florida Department of Financial In addition, the Mock Trial Team’s 2012 Wayne Hogan Services, and Richard Tanner, who is managing partner of Intramural Competition took place in September. Coached by the Tallahassee office of deBeaubien, Knight, Simmons, Jennito Simon (3L), team members Christopher Emmanuel Mantzaris & Neal, LLP. (3L), Jennifer Keegan (3L) and David Rissman (3L) were “We are all so proud of our Mock Trial students for winning awarded first place and finished the round-robin competition this national competition,” said Dean Don Weidner. “Special with an overall record of three wins and one tie, defeating the thanks go to these gifted student competitors, to their coaches, runner-up team of Anthony Fusco (2L), Josiah Graham (2L), and to Faculty Advisor Ruth Stone.” Kristan Rivers (3L) and Beverly Halloran (2L). Graham won The competition problem involved a charge of murder, due the award for Best Advocate and Emmanuel took home the to a drive-by shooting, with a gang enhancement charge. The Best Witness recognition. final round judges were Federal District Court Judge William Alsup, of the Northern District of California, California Superior Judge Ann Moorman and CACJ Past-President Ted Cassman. This mock trial victory adds to a long list of recent competi- tion successes for Florida State’s advocacy teams. Since 2010, the Moot Court Team has won first place in nine national competitions and in one international competition. For two consecutive years, the Mock Trial Team has won first place

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SBA Best in Nation, Again! Animal Law at Florida State For the third time in five years, the Florida State University College of Law Student Bar Pets Ad Litem, Inc. (PAL) and the College of Association (SBA) was named “SBA of the Year” Law Animal Law Pro Bono Project have worked by the American Bar Association’s (ABA) Law with over 30 law students in the past three years on Student Division. The honor was announced a number of animal law-related projects. Shortly Saturday, Aug. 4, at the ABA Annual Meeting after its formation in 2009, PAL helped facilitate in Chicago. The award recognizes the efforts of the formation of the group that has become the an SBA organization to create a better environ- Student Animal Legal Defense Fund (SALDF)

Alexandra Haddad ment for law students and a more positive image at the College of Law. of the legal profession. During the spring 2012 semester, pro bono Florida State’s SBA also won the ABA Law Student Division’s 2012 coordinator for the Student Animal Legal Defense Henry J. Ramsey, Jr. Diversity Award. According to the ABA, the award Fund Kevin Schneider (’13) and PAL organized recognizes excellence in activities that have contributed toward the seven law students to assist with an animal law achievement and advancement of women, minorities, persons with disabili- legislative project. Also, in March 2012, a Florida ties in the profession and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons. State alum won PAL’s first state-wide Animal Law Florida State won two of the six national awards presented at the Legal Writing Competition. Bonnie A. Malloy annual meeting. Eighteen schools from around the nation competed for (’10), current PAL president, presented a check to “SBA of the Year” and 17 schools competed for the Diversity Award. Paul N. Rendleman (’10) at the College of Law Florida State’s SBA was honored following a year of many ac- in recognition of winning the competition. Also complishments. During the 2011-2012 academic year, SBA added during the spring 2012 semester, Ralph A. DeMeo events to its community service campaign, including the first Habitat (’85), the current chair of The Florida Bar’s Animal for Humanity project with a local law firm. SBA expanded its annual Law Committee, gave a lecture to approximately Legislative Preview event into a Distinguished Lecture Series, bringing 35 students on animal law legislation. several distinguished political figures to the law school to meet with students. SBA expanded its Diversity Week initiative, partnering with more student organizations than in the past and adding events, such as a Study Abroad Panel. SBA also was instrumental in helping the law school reach an all-time high student giving rate – 88% of students made cash gifts to the college during the 2012 Student Annual Fund Drive. “We are thrilled that the excellence of our Student Bar Association is again being lauded at the national level,” said Dean Don Weidner. “Congratulations and thanks go to the entire SBA board and especially to its immediate-past president, Alexandra Haddad, for Florida State’s award-winning submission.” (L-R) 3L Kevin Schneider, president of FSU SALDF, 3L “I am so thrilled for SBA and our school,” said Haddad, who is an Trevor Smith, treasurer of FSU SALDF, Paul Rendleman associate at Burr & Forman in Tampa. “I am reminded every day that (’10), winner of the First Annual Animal Law Writing Competition, Bonnie Malloy (’10), founding member of I made the absolute best decision when I chose to go to Florida State SALDF and current president of Pets Ad Litem, Ralph College of Law.” DeMeo (’85), founding president of Pets Ad Litem, and FSU SALDF faculty advisor Patricia Matthews

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Wall Street Journal: Florida State 3rd Florida State 25th Best Best for Hispanic for J.D. Jobs Students

National unemployment rates have been a hot topic in the media Hispanic Business magazine has named this year, as have law school graduate employment rates. The Wall Street Florida State University College of Law the Journal recently reported that Florida State University College of Law is third best law school in the nation for His- the nation’s 25th best law school in terms of placing graduates in jobs that panic students. This is the second consecutive require law degrees. Most of the schools in the top 25 are private schools, year Florida State is third on the list and the further highlighting the impressive rating. Dean Don Weidner credits ninth year in a row that the College of Law the law school’s engaged and helpful alumni with placing graduates. has been named one of the top 10 law schools “We owe our student successes to our supportive alumni and especially for Hispanic students. The 2012 rankings were to the leadership on our boards,” said Dean Don Weidner. “I thank every released Aug. 28. alum who has brought a job opportunity, even the opportunity for an The magazine based its rankings on the fol- unpaid internship, to our attention. There is only one way to achieve lowing criteria: Hispanic student enrollment, high placement numbers—one job at a time.” Hispanic faculty members, Hispanic student Assistant Dean for Placement Rosanna Catalano believes it’s vital for retention rates, degrees conferred to Hispan- students to connect with employers in a myriad of ways. ics, progressive programs aimed at increasing “Most of the jobs in the legal marketplace are not advertised, so we enrollment of Hispanic students and school feel it is important to connect our students with potential employers reputation as reflected in U.S. News & World through many different avenues, whether it’s a lunch with a mentor in Report. an off-campus setting, a local bar association event or an alumni event,” said Catalano. “Best Value” Ranking

The National Jurist magazine has ranked Florida State University College of Law the 12th best value law school in the nation. The ranking, published inThe National Jurist’s September 2012 issue, weighs important student outcomes – bar passage rate and employment rate – against tuition, cost of living and indebtedness. According to The National Jurist, the rankings are “designed to find the law schools where graduates have the best chance of passing the bar and getting a legal job, without taking on a ton of debt.” Florida State is the only law school in Florida ranked in the top 20. The national ranking, which also will be published in the fall issue of preLaw magazine, reflects the College of Law’s strong student outcomes. For nine of the last 14 administrations of the Florida Bar Examination, Florida State’s bar passage rate was either first or second among Florida’s 11 law schools. “We are thrilled to be ranked one of the nation’s best value law schools, especially because job placement is a major factor in this ranking,” said Dean Don Weidner. “Launching the careers of our students is the most important thing we do.”

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More Federal Judges Visit Florida State

The Honrable Ed Carnes The Honorable Ed Carnes, of the United States Court of Ap- peals for the Eleventh Judicial Circuit, visited the law school in August. Judge Carnes, who is passionate about the craft of writ- ing, gave a talk to the entire 1L class titled, “Effective Writing and Editing: Thomas Jefferson, Hank Williams, and Others.” Carnes also spoke to the faculty. This presentation was titled, “Who Will Write This Ignorant Man’s State Papers: Lincoln’s Lessons for Lawyers (and Law Professors) on Writing.”

The Honorable The Honorable Robert Hinkle, of the United States District Robert Hinkle Court for the Northern District of Florida, visited campus in September. Judge Hinkle talked about the role law clerks play in the federal court system and provided insight on what judges look for in applicants. He also discussed the application process in general. Many students took the opportunity to listen to the local federal judge, who has hired a significant number of Florida State Law students.

The Honorable Additionally, the Honorable Fortunato Benavides visited the Fortunato Benavides law school in October. He currently serves as a member of the United States Judicial Conference Committee on the Admin- istration of the Bankruptcy System. In February of this year, he took senior status and serves as a senior judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Judicial Circuit. Benavides led an informal discussion with faculty members focusing on what law schools are doing well to prepare oral advocates and what can be done to improve the preparation. He also met with Mock Trial and Moot Court students.

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OTHER STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS

Paul Bennett (3L) and Ashley Frederick “Ricky” Hearn (3L) won Trevor Smith (3L) Hoffman (3L) participated in Gray- the James E. Beckley Student Writing was selected as Robinson, P.A.’s Summer Law Clerk Competition. He received the award at the recipient of Program, in the firm’s Orlando office. the Public Investors Arbitration Bar the 2012 Wade L. Association’s (PIABA) annual meeting Hopping Memorial Christopher Emmanuel (2L), Adam in Austin, Texas. His paper, which he Scholarship, Kramarow (3L), Carter Scott (2L), wrote for Florida State Law’s Corporate awarded by the Prayut Therathanakom (3L) and Governance seminar, will be published Environmental Katherine Walton (2L) are all mem- in the next addition of PIABA’s journal. and Land Use Law Section of The Flori- bers of the eighth class of the da Bar. The scholarship is awarded to a Gubernatorial Fellowship Program. The Mike Koulianos law student at an accredited Florida students were selected based on their (3L) was an intern law school who has demonstrated an outstanding leadership skills, strong for the Honorable affinity and commitment to environ- written and oral communication skills, Virginia M. Hernan- mental or land use law. He also will community activism and their desire to dez Covington of have a paper he penned, “Bullhooks serve the people of Florida. the United States and the Law: Is Pain and Suffering the District Court for Elephant in the Room?,” published in Steven Ferrell the Middle District the spring 2013 issue of Lewis and (3L) (pictured) of Florida in July and August. He also Clark’s Animal Law Review. and David Weisz worked with the Honorable Claudia R. (2L) participated Isom of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit Haley Van Erem in Burr & Forman’s in May. (3L) accepted a Summer Associ- position to clerk ates Program. Both Kevin Schneider (3L) received the Ad- with the Honorable students worked in vancement of Animal Law Scholarship, John Antoon, II, of the firm’s Orlando office. awarded by the Animal Legal Defense the United States Fund. He coordinated a pro bono pro- District Court for Matthew Hale (3L) will clerk for Chief gram for the College of Law, giving law the Middle District Judge Karen S. Jennemann at the students the opportunity to prepare bill of Florida. She will begin her clerkship United States Bankruptcy Court Middle analyses for proposed animal-related after she graduates in 2013. District of Florida in Orlando for two legislation. years.

Catalano Returns to Florida State

Rosanna Catalano has returned to the Florida State University College of Law as the assistant dean for placement. She joined the administration of the law school in January 2005 as the director of the Placement Office, and became assistant dean for administration in 2007. She then served as the executive director of the Florida Elections Commission. Prior to returning to the law school in 2012, she served as a part-time J.D. advisor, counseling Florida State law students about their job searches. She is licensed

Rosanna Catalano to practice law in Florida and the District of Columbia.

48 FLORIDA STATE LAW Alumni Visit Campus for Networking Noshes

During the fall semester, numerous alumni visited with students (and sometimes faculty) through the Placement Office’s Networking Nosh series. Students were able to interact with alumni from a variety of practice areas and locations. Domenick R. Lioce (’79) (pictured above), a corporate and taxation lawyer with the firm Nason, Yeager, Gerson, White & Lioce, was among this semester’s participants. Professor Steve Johnson is on his left.

■■ ■■ Other alumni who graciously gave Holly A. Dincman (’97), Coppins Jason K. Kellogg (’02), Levine their time to meet with students were: Monroe Adkins & Dincman, P.A., Kellogg Lehmen Schneider & ■■ W. Riley Allen (’81), Riley Allen Tallahassee Grossman, LLP, Miami ■■ ■■ Law, Orlando William S. Dufoe (’78), Holland & A. Tucker Frazee Mackie ■■ Michael J. Barry (’02), Rutledge, Knight LLP, Tampa (’07), Hopping Green & Sams, ■■ Ecenia, & Purnell, P.A., Tallahassee Vinette D. Godelia (’02), Hopping Tallahassee ■■ ■■ William E. Bond, Jr. (’77), Clark, Green & Sams, Tallahassee Michael P. Petrovich (’89), Hopping ■■ Partington, Hart, Larry, Bond & Richard B. Hadlow (’77), Holland Green & Sams, Tallahassee ■■ Stackhouse, Pensacola & Knight LLP, Tampa Christopher Schoonover (’09), ■■ ■■ Cecelia P. Bonifay (’84), Akerman Robert A. Henderson (’82), United Capital City Consulting, LLC, Senterfitt, Orlando Services Automobile Association, Tallahassee ■■ ■■ David W. Childs (’05), Hopping Tallahassee Amy W. Schrader (’02), Gray ■■ Green & Sams, Tallahassee Warren H. Husband (’93), Metz, Robinson, Tallahassee ■■ ■■ Mary Watts Colon (’99), Smith, Husband & Daughton, P.A., Elizabeth C. Williamson Thompson, Shaw & Manausa, P.A., Tallahassee (’97), Winston & Stawn LLP, ■■ Tallahassee Nicholas Iarossi (’01), Capital City Washington, D.C. ■■ ■■ Sean T. Desmond (’00), Law Consulting, LLC, Tallahassee Amy Voight Xenofos (’00), ■■ Office of Sean T. Desmond, P.L., Amy H. Johnson (’99), Brant, National Aeronautics and Space Tallahassee Abraham, Reiter, McCormick & Administration, Houston Johnson, P.A., Jacksonville NONPROFIT ORG FLORIDA STATE LAW US POSTAGE PAID TALLAHASSEE, FL COLLEGE OF LAW PERMIT #55 FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY TALLAHASSEE, FL 32306-1601

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