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ALUMNI MAGAZINE FALL 2014 Message from the Dean

Remembering Dan Markel and Moving Forward with Our Students

Dan Markel This issue tells some of the story For many of us, our first few moves of our former colleague, Professor forward following Dan’s death were Dan Markel. Students, staff, faculty colleagues from near and far, and difficult. His empty office symbolized of course Dan’s family, gathered in the empty place in our school and in Tallahassee in September to express our hearts. What made moving forward appreciation for how much Dan’s work and life meant to all of us. It possible was a return to the privileged became clear to everyone that Dan work we at the law school have before us was a truly remarkable lawyer, scholar, teacher, colleague and person. every day: helping our students. For many of us, our first few moves forward following Dan’s death were difficult. His empty office symbolized the empty place in our school and in our hearts. What made moving Business Law Clinic Now Up-and-Running forward possible was a return to the privileged work we at This semester, we launched our new Business Law Clinic. It the law school have before us every day: helping our students. is headed by Professor Richard Benham (’05), former software entrepreneur and counsel to other entrepreneurs. Students The New Entering Class enrolled in this clinic are earning academic credit as they This fall’s new entering class brought with it a tide of new help Richard provide advice to business startups all across energy and enthusiasm that buoyed us all. There are several the Florida State campus. In particular, the clinic is bringing remarkable aspects to this new crop of 1Ls. First, there are us into closer working relationships with entrepreneurs in the more of them than last year. Although law school applications business school. continued to decline last year, both nationally and at Florida State, we increased our entering 1Ls by approximately 10%, Additional Recognition of Our Faculty from last year’s 170 to this year’s 188. Second, despite the As I finalize this column, our faculty has just been rated increase in size, we managed to maintain last year’s strong the nation’s 35th Top Law Faculty. The rating resulted from academic credentials, including a median LSAT score of 159. a survey of the readers of Brian Leiter’s Law School Reports, Third, and perhaps most importantly, this class was more the influential blog on legal education hosted by University “diverse” than ever. An impressive 31 percent of our new 1L of Chicago Law School Professor Brian Leiter. As with this class was either Hispanic/Latino, African American or Asian spring’s rating by U.S. News & World Report, we are again rated American. above all other Florida law schools. I know you all join me in The great strength of our 1L class is the result of an “all congratulating our superbly talented and productive faculty. hands on deck” effort, including a great admissions team, a Thank you again for all your support! We’ll do our best to wonderful Alumni Board Committee helping with recruit- continue to make you proud. ment, alumni who contributed scholarships, as well as alumni joining with faculty and staff to add the personal touch to the recruitment effort. The increase in new 1Ls was more than offset by a decrease in transfer students. Last year, counting spring, summer and fall, we enrolled 94 transfer students. This year, we enrolled Don Weidner only 36 transfer students. Dean and Alumni Centennial Professor

Table of Contents Contents

DEAN AND ALUMNI CENTENNIAL PROFESSOR Features Donald J. Weidner ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR Cover Story ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Manuel A. Utset, Jr. 2 Jeff Stoops: Going Global ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR STUDENT AFFAIRS Nancy L. Benavides Alumni Focus ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR PLACEMENT 6 Cecelia Bonifay: Rosanna Catalano

ASSISTANT DEAN FOR From Planning to Practice STUDENT AFFAIRS Janeia Daniels Ingram 8 Marla Butler: Focused on Firm and Family ASSISTANT DEAN FOR ADMINISTRATION 0 1 Judge Karen (Kinkennon) Specie: Catherine J. Miller

DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Honored to Sit on the Federal Bench Jeanne B. Curtin

DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI AFFAIRS Faculty Focus & ANNUAL FUND Becky B. Shepherd 2 1 Remembering Dan Markel DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS AND EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Student Focus Christi N. Morgan

PHOTOGRAPHY 6 1 Q&A with 2L Chancey Smith Bill Lax Long’s Photography WRITERS Christi N. Morgan Rachael Seitz DEPARTMENTS

GRAPHIC DESIGN 18 Noteworthy Perry Albrigo, Pomegranate Studio Alumni Profiles, Philanthropy, Events 24 Class Action Please send editorial Alumni Notes contributions, including Class Action submissions and 38 For the Record changes of name and address Faculty News and Notes to Office of Development and Alumni Affairs, College of 48 Around the Law School Law, Florida State University, College of Law News Tallahassee, FL 32306-1601, e-mail: [email protected].

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Jeff Stoops (’84): Going Global

By Christi N. Morgan

ince taking the helm as President relationship and partnership. I helped a tower or by adding towers. and Chief Executive Officer of him figure out that what he was being “As we continued to grow in the SSBA Communications Corpora- offered wasn’t a very good deal.” United States, we saw a point in time tion more than a decade ago, Jeff Stoops One of Stoops’ first priorities during where we would likely run out of has steered the Boca Raton-based com- the early stages of his relationship with enough opportunities to grow our tower pany to new heights. When Stoops left SBA was helping the company raise $30 portfolio exclusively in the U.S. to the his partnership and varied corporate million for its initial private placement. magnitude we wanted,” said Stoops. law practice at Gunster to join SBA, “I was brought in to begin our transi- “We decided that we would expand our the company owned no cell towers but tion to tower ownership,” said Stoops. horizons and take the business outside was looking to get into the business. Now, SBA owns and operates more “My most important jobs today are setting strategy: than 22,000 cell phone towers across deciding whether we are going to go into a new country, the United States and in Canada, Cen- deciding whether we are going to go into a related line tral America and South America, with mroe than 1,500 employees. In addition of business, deciding how much capital we allocate to to growing the company’s footprint, our various business lines, helping my team do their jobs Stoops also has increased its worth. and also ensuring as best as I can that we have the best SBA currently is the sixth most valuable people in the best positions.” public company in Florida, with a value exceeding $22 billion. “We’re the most valuable public “Before I joined the company, the the United States. Operationally, the company in Florida that no one has company didn’t own any towers. I was business of cell phone towers is pretty ever heard of,” joked Stoops, a 1984 brought in to transition the company to much the same around the world. We law graduate. the company that it is today – primarily started in Canada in 2009 and then we Stoops’ relationship with SBA began an asset-based company. When I joined went into Central America in 2010. At by chance. SBA founder Steve Bernstein we were exclusively a services company. the end of 2012, we went into Brazil, hired Gunster to help him evaluate a There was no tower ownership industry, which is already far and away our largest possible merger. “I got the phone call – so I’ve had the fun and excitement to international market and one that we and there were a number of corporate be at the start of and help shape an expect will be a big source of growth partners at SBA, so it could have gone to industry.” for years to come.” any one of us. It happened to come to me As a cell tower owner and operator, As SBA and Stoops have evolved and I met Steve Bernstein. We began SBA can increase shareholder value two together, Stoops’ primary responsibility what has turned out to be a wonderful ways – by adding cell service tenants to has become determining the company’s

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(L-R) Tim, Lauren, Andrew, Aggie, Dan and Jeff Stoops in Kiawah Island, South Carolina.

strategic direction. provided him with skills essential for to address those areas due to my legal “My most important jobs today are his current role. “We’re heavily into background.” setting strategy: deciding whether we finance and capital markets activities, Since Stoops became CEO in 2002, are going to go into a new country, de- so all my years as a corporate securities SBA’s stock has increased from about ciding whether we are going to go into lawyer help me tremendously with new $13.50 per share to more than $112 per a related line of business, deciding how financings and in talking with investors. share. “As a public company CEO my much capital we allocate to our various In addition, the tower business is very job involves so many different things, business lines, helping my team do their much a real estate business; it’s heavily but at the end of the day the one thing jobs and also ensuring as best as I can contractual, with mortgages, zoning, that matters most is stock price per- that we have the best people in the best ground leases, etc. – all very legally formance. Since I took over as CEO, positions. I try not to get too far into the intensive aspects. With the combina- our stock has appreciated on average details. I like to hire good people and tion of the real estate aspects of our annually over 17 percent over a 13 year let them do their jobs.” business and the financing needs of our period, which makes us one of the top Stoops believes his legal background business, I feel particularly well-suited performing public companies in the “As a public company CEO my job involves so many different things, but at the end of the day the one thing that matters most is stock price performance. Since I took over as CEO, our stock has appreciated on average annually over 17 percent over a 13 year period, which makes us one of the top performing public companies in the country.”

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“Stoops” continued from page 4 country. We’re pretty proud of that.” next generations about philanthropy we all look forward to going there for Stoops also takes pride in SBA’s and giving back. It’s also a nice way for family get-togethers. We do Thanks- reputation. “One of the things that SBA us to all continue to work together.” giving there every year and I invite is very much known for is being a com- Aggie, who holds a bachelor’s and my extended family from Delaware. pany of high integrity. We have a great a master’s degree in social work from Around July 4th, Aggie invites her fam- reputation in our industry, and have no Florida State University, has been by ily. These get-togethers have become a regulatory or legal issues to speak of. We Stoops’ side for more than three decades. tradition over the years.” work hard to be a responsible company The couple met in 1980 as undergrads Stoops’ family has always been at and we are just as proud of that as we while living in Florida State’s Cawthon the forefront of his personal and profes- are our share price appreciation”. Hall and were married in 1984. Less sional decisions. In addition, Stoops stresses phi- than a decade later, they were the par- “When I finally made the decision lanthropy at SBA. He encourages ents of four children. Although his job to join SBA, I came home and told employees to be involved in the com- has always kept him busy, Stoops and my wife I was leaving Gunster after 13 years, where I had started out as a first- “We formed the Stoops Family Foundation, which year associate and worked my way up to currently gives to health-related and educational goals. partner. We’d just had twins so we had This is something I hope that my children will become four young kids. In the initial shock of our decision, all Aggie could ask was, increasingly involved with. I think it is a great way to ‘Do they have health insurance?’ So teach next generations about philanthropy and giving thankfully they did and it’s all turned back. It’s also a nice way for us to all continue to out okay,” joked Stoops. work together.” “I consider myself a very lucky guy. I happened to take a risk on a business that was unproven at the time and it’s munity and, every year, SBA aims to his wife still were able to enjoy traveling turned out very well. I think I’m an increase the amount of money that it with their kids when they were growing example of what good things can hap- gives back. up. The family has visited Africa for a pen when you step outside your comfort Stoops’ philanthropic endeavors also safari, Europe, Alaska and Costa Rica, zone, take a risk and follow a dream. extend outside of work. He sits on sever- among other places. To get rewards in life, you have to take U al local boards, and generously supports The Stoops family also has a home in some risks.” the FSU College of Law, FSU School Kiawah Island, South Carolina – a bar- of Social Work and Seminole Boosters, rier island that they have been visiting among other causes. He recently formed for about 20 years. “It is a remarkable a private foundation with his wife, place. There is a very dramatic tide there. Aggie, and four children – 28-year- The beaches stay very moist, so when the old Lauren, 25-year-old Andrew and tide is out you can ride your bikes on the 21-year-old twins Tim and Dan. sand. When the tide is up, it’s a very “We formed the Stoops Family gradual drop into the ocean and there Foundation, which currently gives to are very little waves there. For parents health-related and educational goals. of young children it’s a wonderful place This is something I hope that my chil- because you’re not worried about big dren will become increasingly involved waves and rip currents. with. I think it is a great way to teach “Now it is such a part of our lives that

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Cecelia Bonifay (’84):

From Planning to Practice By Christi N. Morgan

uring her first career as a planner and a lobbyist, Cecelia Bonifay Dwas surrounded by attorneys. “I was the lobbyist for the Depart- ment of Community Affairs,” said Bonifay, who holds a master’s degree in planning from Florida State University. “As a planner, I was working on drafting legislation, but the other lobbyists were all primarily men and lawyers. They would always tell me, ‘That’s really nice that you helped draft this, but you need a lawyer to do these things.’ I was having to drag a lawyer around with me, so I said, ‘That can’t be that hard.’ I decided that if I were going to go to law school, I should go ahead and do it.” Although she earned her law degree to further her lobbying career, her back- ground in planning has translated into a very successful real estate and land use practice. After spending her first year out of law school as a plaintiff’s personal injury attorney in Orlando, Bonifay quickly realized that she wanted to make a switch. “I was very active in Moot Court when I was at FSU and I thought I wanted to be a trial lawyer,” said Bonifay, who generously supports the law school’s Moot Court Team. “After about six months, I said, ‘I don’t think I want to do this anymore.’ That’s when I got in touch with people who had graduated ahead of me and said, ‘I’m re- ally interested in being in the real estate, land use area and using my planning degree.’ One of them said, ‘I’m with

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“Bonifay,” continued from page 6 this great firm and they need somebody tainable development in terms of how In her spare time, Bonifay in Sarasota.’ we take advantage of new technology is part of the pit crew for “I have never regretted for a moment and how developers can include those Level 1 Racing. making that switch. This has been a concepts in their planning of a project. wonderful career for me.” It’s still such an expanding area. We are The 1984 College of Law graduate going to continue to see new technology, practiced at several additional firms – better ways to do things, be more energy including the Law Offices of Cecelia and water efficient, because we just can’t Bonifay – before being recruited by Ak- afford not to.” erman to lead its land use section in 1996. As her firm’s national lateral inte- She primarily represents developers and gration partner and also a member of land owners seeking approvals from its six-person Executive Committee, the local, state or federal government Bonifay still helps shape her firm’s stra- to implement their development plans. tegic direction. Bonifay is also involved car racing. “I think it’s been a big help that I have in many local civic organizations and is “My husband took up sports car the planning background and also that I immersed in the national community racing at a late age and he has a team was in the public sector for a number of of land use professionals through the called Level 1 Racing. They are in the years before going into the private sec- Urban Land Institute. ChumpCar series, which is intended for tor. When I talk to local governments Bonifay is married to the Honorable people who want to race but are not go- or elected officials, I really know what Gregory Presnell, of the United States ing to be at the highest levels of racing. it is like to be in their position. It makes District Court for the Middle District So we have a 1994 Mazda Miata that you more effective in doing your job and of Florida. He practiced at Akerman for they have stripped down and redone – working through issues because most of 33 years before taking the bench, but it’s a very cool looking car.” what we do is trying to work through the couple met well before she joined As a member of the team’s pit crew the local government process to get the the firm. and the logistics person, Bonifay moni- client what they want.” “He was at Akerman and said, tors time and keeps statistics during During her 18 years in Akerman’s ‘We’ll never practice together,’” recalled races. Typical races last about 14 hours, Orlando office, Bonifay has witnessed Bonifay. “I was always the spouse at firm but the team’s next race at the end of many changes for her practice area and retreats and events, so I knew everybody December is 24 hours. Because that race also substantial growth of the firm. through Greg. When I went to Magu- will be much longer than usual, Bonifay Because she really enjoys the business ire, Voorhees and Wells, the Akerman recently was fitted for a fire suit so she side of the law practice, Bonifay has attorneys were all horrified. They said, can help with more than logistics. been on the Akerman board for several ‘We thought that if you ever quit what “I was trying on helmets and looking years, at a time that coincided with the you were doing, you would come to us.’ at fire suits and I found my racing gloves recession. Although it was a difficult My husband – he is so straight, that is because to help on the pit stop, you have time for real estate in general, Akerman why he is a good judge – said, ‘I don’t to be fully suited.” adopted a long-term view and focused want to be in any way involved in that Bonifay has always committed herself on developing its talent. decision’ and stepped down as the office fully to her clients, to her community “The recession was horrible, but that managing partner.” and to her profession. The fact that she helped us hone in on what our core When they aren’t at work, the couple is so dedicated to her husband’s racing U strengths were as a firm and also look can often be found fishing at their sec- team should come as no surprise. for new areas of practice. That is when I ond home in Boca Grande. They also really tried to expand land use into sus- recently became involved in endurance

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Marla Butler (’97): Focused on Firm and Family

By Christi N. Morgan

s a law student, Marla Butler was sure she did not have the personality to be a Afirm lawyer. Butler – now the assistant managing partner and hiring partner in the New York City office of Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi – readily admits she was wrong. The 1997 College of Law grad turned out to be a perfect fit for the first and only law firm with which she interviewed. “At the beginning of my 2L year, Florida State had the first of what I think is now known as the Atlanta interviewing program. I didn’t think I had the kind of personality that would allow me to comfortably fit into a law firm environment. I had this perception of law firms as being very stuffy. But this Atlanta program happened and I just went for it. And I only interviewed with Robins Kaplan. For probably half of the interview we were talking about things like my motorcycle and it was a very different kind of discussion than I ever anticipated having with a couple of partners at a big firm,” said Butler, who became a partner with the firm eight years after she joined as an associate. Butler spent her first 13 years in the firm’s Atlanta office, building a strong IP and patent litigation practice. Being a “gadget person” with an extreme interest in technology makes Butler well suited for her practice areas. “What I started learning in my first couple of years of practice was how to be a litigator – I litigated all types of cases,” said Butler, whose high-profile clients include GE and Xerox. “Then, there was one partner in the Atlanta of- fice who was doing patent litigation and he asked me to do some research and I was immediately

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“Butler,” continued from page 8 hooked. What I learned was that, while I didn’t major in engineering or sci- ence, I have an aptitude for engineering concepts. That comes naturally to me.” After that project, Butler persistently sought out additional patent litigation work and was able to fill her plate ex- clusively with cases in the area. The Cleveland, Ohio native also spent her time in Atlanta climbing the firm’s leadership ranks. Butler always strives to make a difference in any orga- nization of which she is a part. She has served on her firm’s diversity committee since its inception in 1999 and served as chair of the committee from 2008 until July of 2014. (L-R) Joshua, Lainie, Jackson, Marla and Juliana Butler. “I also sat on the firm’s nine-member executive board from 2009 to 2012, which was an incredible experience. one of the reasons we chose Connecti- On two occasions, Butler recalls giv- It’s where you see how the sausage is cut (over New Jersey and New York) ing her father her business cards, once in made and all the tough decisions that is because at that time it was the only a Father’s Day card and once at a family executive boards of firms make on many of the three states where we could be gathering. “In 2002, my dad passed difficult issues.” legally married.” away unexpectedly. I remember very In 2010, her firm opened a New York In addition to their oldest son Jack- vividly going through his wallet. In his office and Butler moved north to help son, who turned 5 in November, the wallet, he just had a couple credit cards build that office. Since then, she has Butlers have twins – Joshua and Juliana and a $50 bill stashed in a place where added management and hiring roles to – who will celebrate their first birthday he figured no one would find it. And he her plate. Her then-partner and now- in March. Lainie stays home with the had a picture of my mom, a picture of wife, Lainie Butler, and the couple’s children. me when I was about 5 years old, and first child, who was 6 months old at the “She is incredible,” said Butler about those two business cards.” time, moved with Butler. her wife. “I could not do what she does. Although her children are young, “I left Atlanta for many reasons, I work a lot, I travel a lot and I could Butler already envisions them as adults: some of which are professional, but not do what I do with the firm, for my “In the long-term, my goal is to create another part of it was we had decided clients, without the incredible support a safe environment for our kids, where we were not going to raise our son in a that she gives me and our family. She they grow up and feel like they can do state where his parents’ marriage was keeps it all together.” whatever it is that is going to make not going to be legally recognized. We As a child, Butler’s parents provided them happy. To make them feel like had started considering where else we her and her two older brothers with there are no limits on what they can do might want to live and it coincided with strong values. Her father’s pride in her, while also making sure that they are the time that we were going to open up especially regarding her professional kind, empathetic, caring people who the New York office. When we moved success, has driven Butler throughout understand how important it is to give U in 2010 to the New York metro area, her life. back to the world.”

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Judge Karen (Kinkennon) Specie (’78): Honored to Sit on the Federal Bench

By Christi N. Morgan

ally every type of business imaginable, and a huge variety of issues involving individuals as well; all under the um- brella of the federal bankruptcy code and bankruptcy rules. No matter where you go in the nation, the local and state laws can be different, but you’re going to be practicing under the same set of rules and bankruptcy code that you are used to.” Judge Specie’s career has included law practice at firms in Tampa, Gainesville and Jacksonville, practicing on her own and serving as a Chapter 7 bankruptcy trustee. Several years before becoming a judge she took a leave from practice to fight cancer. The nine-year breast cancer survivor’s decision to pursue a judgeship was not made lightly. She debated about applying for a federal bankruptcy seat for approximately 15 years before she felt the time was right. “I have represented just about any party you can name that ever becomes hief Bankruptcy Judge Karen Spe- packed her belongings, printed resumes involved in bankruptcy cases and I felt cie’s specialization in bankruptcy and headed north. She researched firms that my career had prepared me for be- Claw happened by chance. Upon specializing in commercial law at the ing able to do this job.” graduating from law school, Judge NYU College of Law library and visited Judge Specie, who was appointed to Specie knew she wanted to broaden her firms for three-and-a-half weeks before the bench on her first attempt, submit- horizons and move outside of Florida. obtaining a job. ted her application in June of 2011 and She took a friend’s suggestion to visit “The very first case the firm handed went through a “challenging” interview cities in which she might like to live me to handle on my own was a bank- process before her appointment to the and borrowed money from her parents ruptcy case,” recalled the 1978 College bench in July of 2012. “Bankruptcy to travel to Washington, D.C., the San of Law graduate. judges are appointed for 14-year terms Francisco area, New York City, Atlanta “Bankruptcy has been a fantastic and we are selected by the circuit court and Denver. career because you get to learn about of appeals for our region, so in this case Judge Specie selected New York City, and practice in cases involving virtu- the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals.

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“Specie,” continued from page 10 It is a very rigorous vetting of people ida Bar leadership positions throughout organizations.” from around the country with expe- her career. “I could not do my job, or be Judge Specie’s husband of 33 years, rience and resumes that make them successful, without the wonderful staff Gary, is a CCIM real estate broker who eligible for the job. There are a total of I have, not only in chambers but in the owns his own business in Gainesville, approximately 350 bankruptcy judges clerk’s office. Our court staff is very where the couple met as undergraduates nationwide, so it is very much a privilege capable and hard working. Our clerk’s at the University of Florida. Although and an honor to have been selected.” office staff go the extra mile to serve the relocation to Tallahassee may be in Because many of the people in public; especially the lawyers and pro se their future, the outdoor-loving pair bankruptcy proceedings are under ex- litigants who come to our court.” still resides near Gainesville with their treme stress, Judge Specie strives to be Judge Specie also acknowledges that two dogs and two horses. Judge Specie compassionate. her success would not have been possible cannot remember a time when she did “I try to treat everyone with respect without support from her family. “My not love horses. She even mucked out and dignity. Even though bankruptcy husband and I have worked as a true stalls when she was a law student to pay judges are faced with making some team for many, many years, sharing for weekly riding lessons. really difficult rulings, at least if I take child care, grocery shopping, cooking, Judge Specie attributes her successes the time to explain my ruling, especially homework, PTA and other school in her career, and in life in general, to when I’m dealing with someone who is related activities, budgeting, and all her faith, which she says is central to her not represented by an attorney, at least other household duties. My husband and her husband’s lives. “I pray daily for they know that someone is listening to and three children have been incredibly wisdom, patience and insight, especially them and is respecting them as a human patient over the years with my taking each time I am about to take the bench being. And sometimes that is the most business calls at all hours and on vaca- or make a difficult ruling.” I can do.” tion, staying home to try a case while Now that she commutes to Tallahas- As the only bankruptcy judge for they went on vacation without me, an- see for work, Judge Specie no longer the Northern District of Florida, Judge swering e-mails and going to meetings serves as an adjunct professor at the Specie presides over hearings in all four while they might prefer me being more UF law school – a cherished position of the district’s divisions. She is based engaged. They are very proud of me, she held for 4 years. Her primary focus in Tallahassee, but travels to the Pen- and I of them. I am grateful for their now is her seat on the bench, although sacola, Panama City and Gainesville unselfish support over the many years she would love to teach again in future. courthouses frequently. With more of my professional career.” “I want to be the best bankruptcy than 4,000 pending cases in the district, The Species are thankful that their judge I can possibly be,” said Judge Judge Specie must run an efficient court. three adult children are doing very well. Specie. “Even though I practiced law She typically presides over 20-50 cases “Our eldest son graduated college four for about thirty years before taking the per hearing day. Because she also serves years ago and is working in a career bench, I’m still constantly learning: as the district’s chief bankruptcy judge, he loves; he recently married his soul- from other judges, from litigants and U Judge Specie is responsible for all of the mate and they are happily building a from lawyers in the courtroom.” court’s administrative decisions. life together,” said Judge Specie. “Our “One of my primary goals is to be a youngest son has excelled in a rigorous good leader. I see my role to help for- Doctor of Physical Therapy program mulate a vision for our future, and then and is looking forward to a career in to do as much as possible to implement that field. Our daughter is a college that vision,” said Judge Specie, who is junior making superior grades while a Fellow in the American College of staying active with her sorority and Bankruptcy and has held various Flor- volunteering with various philanthropic

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Remembering Dan Markel

By Christi N. Morgan

On the afternoon of Tuesday, September 16, the law school community gathered to honor Professor Dan Markel, who passed away on July 19. Markel’s students and colleagues were joined by his family and friends.

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Shelly Markell Franita Tolson Fernando Téson

Following a brief welcome from Dean Don Weidner, “I have never met anyone, ever, with such several individuals spoke about Markel: a strong talent to build communities – ■■ Wayne A. Logan, Gary & Sallyn Pajcic Professor, ■■ communities of a special kind, not just Michael Cahill, vice dean and professor of law at Brooklyn Law School, any community, communities of thought, ■■ Fernando Tesón, Tobias Simon Eminent Scholar, of ideas, friendships with a purpose,” ■■ Franita Tolson, Betty T. Ferguson Professor of Voting said Tesón. Rights, ■■ Mary Rachel Barnhill, Esq., former student from Norton, Virginia, days for law professors to have such a broad reach in terms of ■■ Alejandra Berlioz, third-year student, their intellectual grasp and Dan really did that.” ■■ Mark Spottswood, assistant professor, and In addition, Markel’s colleagues praised him for bringing ■■ Shelly Markel, Professor Markel’s sister. the Florida State faculty together and for connecting members Described by Logan as a “publishing dynamo” who was of the national legal academy, especially young professors. admitted to full professor two years early, Markel was a re- “He really was the Kevin Bacon of the legal academy. spected scholar in the area of criminal law. Logan, who also Like, literally, six degrees of separation between Danny and publishes and teaches in the criminal law area, remarked, “He everybody else,” said Tolson. “We also know that at least half was what might be called a new retributivist, so he critically of the legal community, or probably more, had the privilege re-examined retributive theory in criminal law and he was of calling him either mentor, or calling him friend, or calling really at the forefront of that and he achieved a national and him both or some variation thereof.” international reputation in that regard.” “I have never met anyone, ever, with such a strong talent to Logan continued, “Dan was firmly ensconced in the legal build communities – communities of a special kind, not just academy and really distinguished himself in traditional law any community, communities of thought, of ideas, friendships reviews in the publishing world. He also was a public intel- with a purpose,” said Tesón. lectual. Dan published in The New York Times, The Atlantic Cahill spoke about a colloquium on which he had collabo- magazine, The New Republic magazine, and Slate. It’s rare these rated with Markel for several years. “I say that we co-organized

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Alejandra Berlioz Michael Cahill Mark Spottswood

it, but Dan did all the work. He did everything and I was there Hudson River, we would get participants from Philadelphia only for the for the sake of giving the New York City Criminal and Illinois and California and Canada and Great Britain Theory Colloquium some connection to New York City. and Israel and everywhere else that Dan knew people, which “It was my hope that we’d be able to bring together people is to say, everywhere.” from all of the schools in New York, maybe if we were lucky Tolson also spoke about Markel’s impact on the College of people from New Jersey would show up. Dan’s ambitions were Law community. “Since I have been a member of the faculty not so modest. The mailing list for our colloquium over time here, I have felt very lucky to be a part of such an inclusive grew to include pretty much everyone around the world who community and Danny was a big part of that. The year I ar- cares about criminal law theory. He actually had the sheer rived at FSU was the year that Danny went up for tenure, so force of will to get people not only to receive our mailings but that gives you some sense of how busy he was. Despite being to actually to come. So instead of just coming from across the busy, he would invite me to lunch, he would invite me to his home to spend time with him and his family, he consistently

Mary Rachel Barnhill asked about my well-being and that of my family. And all of this was on top of the things that he did for me career-wise.” Markel’s former students spoke through tears about the impact Markel had on their lives. “After your passing, I read every news article about you. I became so eager to soak up all of your wisdom. I reread our emails. I read the letter of recommendation you wrote me when I was applying for federal clerkships, and it became so clear how much of an impact you had in my life.” said Berlioz, who was Markel’s research assistant. “You assisted me in so many ways during the period that I worked with you. You went above and beyond in helping my development. You were truly a great professor.” Speakers also peppered their remarks with heartwarming stories about their friendships with Markel. “He was a very unusual law professor,” said Spottswood. “Faculty, in general, can have a tendency to sort of compart- mentalize their lives. Danny just wanted to tear all of those

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“Markel,” continued from page 14

Logan addresses the packed room

walls down, and the way he did it was just to exemplify it in and the extra bounce in his step,” Barnhill recalled. “De- his own life. I don’t have many colleagues I’ve ever had who spite all Markel’s extraordinary work and other interests, his would say, ‘Come over to my house and have dinner with my sons were undoubtedly what Markel considered his greatest kids and then we’ll read them stories together.’ It was a very achievements.” different kind of friendship that Danny modeled and encour- Tesón tearfully concluded his remarks: “Dear Danny, I miss aged the rest of us to live.” you and cannot stop grieving for you. I will never forget your Speakers also remarked on Markel’s deep devotion to his brief but shining presence in my life. You’ll always be with me.” children. His sister stated that her brother was “a serious guy, The memorial concluded with an award presentation by an academic, a professor, and yet he always knew his prior- Dean Weidner to Markel’s parents. Weidner presented Phil ity was his boys and he wasn’t afraid to let the entire world and Ruth Markel with the law school’s Alumni Class of know it.” ’66 Award for Markel. The award recognizes a non-Florida “If his eyes lit like candles for academic passions, I can State University College of Law graduate who has rendered only describe the light that shone in Markel the father’s eyes distinguished service to the law school and to the community. as grand beacons of unparalleled brightness. He would often Recipients are inducted into the entering Class of 1966 to have his first son visit the smaller, more intimate classes. commemorate the year that the College of Law opened its Even before his son would arrive, we would know a visit was doors. Immediately following the memorial, a reception was U forthcoming just by the love and excitement in Dan’s eyes held in the Rotunda.

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Q&A with 2L Chancey Smith

By Christi N. Morgan

Why did you decide to attend Florida State University College of Law? I was very intrigued by FSU’s international programs and the range of expertise that the school had to offer. I applied to law school from overseas, and was very impressed by how friendly and helpful the admissions office was throughout the entire process.

Why are you interested in international law? I saw international law as a way to incorporate my passion for traveling into a career. I love being immersed in a new culture and getting to know where other people come from.

Tell us about your externship at the Constitutional Court of Korea – Seoul during the summer of 2014. Working at the court was an incredible opportunity to experience many different kinds of legal work while observing and learning how to navigate Korean professional culture. The Korean attitude toward work is very different from what we think of in America. It is very much about “saving face.” The culture is very hierarchical. Even the language changes depending on the status of the person you are talking to. As a result, communication is often inefficient because it is impolite to offer improvements on a supervisor’s idea. Throughout my experience Professor Gertz provided a lot of helpful prompts to facilitate thought about the differences in the legal systems as well. While at the court I wrote research memos comparing several areas of Korean and American law. Much of my re- search focused on comparative abortion law. I also observed hearings at the Constitutional Court and worked closely with my supervisor and helped her select and research the topic for her upcoming paper regarding the rights of asylum seekers in South Korea. In addition to my work, I reached out to sev- eral fascinating international lawyers in Seoul and was truly inspired by their work and attitude toward their profession.

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“Smith,” continued from page 16 You had worked in South Korea before law school. What advice would you give to students who want to What did you do previously and how did that impact pursue an international externship? your externship? Go out and find what you want and keep looking for I taught Kindergarten at a private English Academy in ways to get there. My fellow externs at the court were all Seoul before coming to law school. I fell in love with Korean Ivy League students. One day I asked my supervisor why culture and lifestyle. I love the energy of Seoul. It is extremely she hired me and she told me it was because I applied for the crowded and fast-paced, but everyone is very friendly and you position more than a year in advance so she knew I genuinely get a real sense of connection. I love being around people and wanted the experience. meeting new faces all of the time, and Seoul is incredibly social. Many Korean people do not socialize in their homes so What advice would you give to students and alums restaurants and bars are always full of life. There is a thriving who want to visit or work in South Korea? expat community within the very homogeneous Korean cul- During 1L orientation, Dean Weidner advised our class ture that makes it very easy to become involved, and Korean to “be interested” and it is something that I have truly taken people are extremely welcoming and eager to help. Seoul is to heart. If you make an effort to be genuinely interested also very safe and easy to navigate. I felt comfortable by myself and open to new experiences and opportunities then your in the city at any hour of the day or night, and unlike many experiences are much more rewarding on a professional and major cities in the U.S. there are not any neighborhoods to personal level. No matter where you are visiting or looking avoid. I cultivated several meaningful friendships in Seoul for employment it is important to stay interested both in the and knew I wanted to come back to the city. I actually learned people that you meet and in the work that you are doing. about my externship this summer through a very good friend that I met while I was teaching. What do you want to do professionally after graduating from Florida State Law? What were your favorite assignments during the I am currently interning with Air Force JAG, and am externship? loving the experience. I am not positive as to what I will do I really liked working closely with my mentor and helping after graduation. However, I would be excited and honored her with research for her long-term projects. Typically, the for the opportunity to become a member of the Air Force research officers produce two major research papers per year, JAG Corps. Ultimately, I want to find a job that I am excited and I got to help my mentor research and pick her next topic for, and I think that could take many forms for me. There which addresses the rights of asylum seekers in Korea. I am are so many different opportunities to pursue in the law, and really excited to read her paper when it is published. FSU has created an invaluable network of staff and alumni to help guide the way. What did you do in your free time in South Korea? I cherished the time I had with friends there, and I spent How has completing the externship in South Korea a lot of time outside. The Han Park runs along the river all benefited you as a student and future lawyer? the way through the city. It is a great place to picnic or ride The practice of navigating professional cultural and lan- bikes. I also did a lot of hiking while I was there. You wouldn’t guage barriers will be helpful for any international career, think of a major city being a good place to hike, but there are and it was a great feeling to be able to help with such high several beautiful hikes in the city limits. It is really the best profile research. It has also helped me to realize that I am of both worlds for me because there is the excitement and the very happy with my decision to come to Florida State Law. social aspect of the city with the outdoors so easily accessible. It was a great comfort to be able to have such a challenging U experience with the guidance of so many people at FSU.

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College of Law Lowers Cost of Degree with Two More 3+3 Programs

The College of Law is now accepting ap- plications for admission from college juniors at Eckerd College and the Uni-

Eckerd’s versity of West Suzan Harrison Florida as part of two new 3+3 Accelerated Law Programs. Under the recently approved programs, students who meet certain admission require- ments can complete a bachelor’s degree and a law degree in six years rather than the traditional seven, saving a year of time and costs. UWF’s Bense and Weidner “I am delighted about our new partnerships with Eckerd and with the University of West Florida,” said “In short, under the programs, the first year of law school Dean Don Weidner. “In short, under the programs, the first year of law is double-counted: that is, it is credited both to the law school is double-counted: that is, it is degree and to the undergraduate degree. The result is credited both to the law degree and to that students and their families save the entire cost of the undergraduate degree. The result is the fourth year of college.” that students and their families save the entire cost of the fourth year of college.” “Eckerd College is excited to offer partner to give our students the ability for undergraduate students at the Uni- our students this opportunity,’’ said Su- to attend what many of them consider versity of Central Florida and at Florida zan Harrison, Eckerd’s Dean of Faculty. to be their dream law school.” State University. “This saves them a year of tuition and Interested students should meet as To learn more about the 3+3 law moves them forward in their profes- early as possible with their advisors to school admission requirements, in- sional ambitions more quickly.” identify the 3+3 program as an academic terested students also can contact the “This partnership is an example of goal and to map a path for its successful College of Law Office of Admissions our commitment to developing seamless completion. at 850.644.3787 or admissions@law. transitions for our students,” said UWF The Florida State University College fsu.edu. President Judy Bense. “We are proud to of Law also has similar arrangements

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Students Enroll in Inaugural Class of the Juris Master Program

This fall, the curriculum like the regular JD students. one of the most intelligent and well- College of Law I can choose classes I want to take based spoken teachers I have ever experienced. welcomed the on my interests and future career needs. I would have never had the opportunity inaugural class That flexibility is priceless and unheard to learn and grow in this way, if I had to the one-year of in a higher education environment.” not enrolled in the JM program.” Juris Master de- Savage also appreciates the program’s Arrant recommends that others en- gree program for flexibility: “The thing I love most about roll in the future: “I would encourage non-lawyers. The the JM program is that it can be tailored anyone who is curious about the law

Susan Savage flexible program, to the interests of the student. In most to enroll for the simple fact that you which is designed “The thing I love most about the JM program is that it for college graduates, allows students to study subjects that they believe will help can be tailored to the interest of the student. In most advance their careers. professions, there is an intersection with the law, and the Juris Master student Susan Savage knowledge of those areas can greatly improve a person’s began the program to advance her ca- understanding of their profession.” reer in development. “As the Director of Annual Giving for the Florida State University Foundation, I have over professions, there is an intersection with can learn about whatever interests you seven years of experience in marketing the law, and the knowledge of those without the pressures of full-on law and soliciting annual gifts from alumni, areas can greatly improve a person’s school. You don’t have to quit your job. parents, students and friends. As my understanding of their profession. For You don’t have to take classes that you development career evolves, I saw the some JM students, it will be a way to don’t find the subject matter valuable. JM program as an opportunity to learn prepare them for new positions, either You don’t have to commit three years about charitable contributions, gift and within their current industry or in one of your life to it. You don’t have to sit estate planning and taxes, writing and that they aspire to in the future.” for the bar exam. It truly is just an op- interpreting contracts and operating Although returning to the classroom portunity to learn and make yourself a non-profit organizations,” said Savage. after many years away has been dif- more marketable and valuable employee “The JM courses will provide me with ficult, Savage has particularly enjoyed to any potential employer. Plus you walk a working knowledge of estate planning studying with law students. “It has away with a master’s degree in some- and the legal aspects of my profession. been a challenge, and has forced me thing that very few other people have.” Caroline Arrant, who works in to rebuild some of my skills in reading For more information about the Juris the Human Resources Department and critically analyzing new content. Master program, contact the Office of Prime Meridian Bank, is one of It’s humbling to be in a classroom with of Admissions at 850.644.3787 or two students enrolled in the program. these first year law students and see their [email protected]. “While we are only in the first semester, years of preparation and love of the law. the program has been wonderful almost I am also impressed with the quality of exclusively because of the ability to tailor the faculty. My current professor is a it to my needs. I don’t have to follow a set graduate of Harvard Law School and

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HOMECOMING 2014

On November 7-8, hundreds of alumni and friends gathered for the law school’s 2014 homecoming activi- ties. Friday events included a free CLE and a reunion party for all alumni, hosted by JoLen Wolf (’76) and her husband Judge Jim Wolf at their home in Tallahassee. During the reception, awards were presented to graduates and friends of the law school. The 2014 Distinguished Alum Award was presented toJudge Emerson Thompson (’73) and the 2014 Alumni Association Service Award was presented to Dana Brooks (’08). The Class of ’66 Award was presented to Florida Supreme Court Justice Peggy Quince. Saturday events included the alumni board meeting and the law alumni tailgate party on the law school green.

Alumni and friends gathered on the green for the annual tailgate party.

(L-R) Jiji Weidner, Dean Don Weidner, Judge Jim Wolf and JoLen Wolf (’76). The (L-R) 2014 Alumni Association award winners Dana Wolfs hosted the Friday evening reunion reception for all alumni at their home. Brooks (’08), Judge Emerson Thompson (’73) and Florida Supreme Court Justice Peggy Quince.

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HOMECOMING 2014 Ziegler Named Stearns Florida State Weaver Miller Professor Law Faculty Ranked Professor Mary Ziegler has been appointed the Stearns Weaver Nation’s Miller Professor of Law. The professorship was established in 35th Best 1995 by Eugene E. Stearns, a 1972 graduate of the College of Law, and Readers of the influential blogBrian Stearns Weaver Miller to support Leiter’s Law School Reports have voted the an outstanding professor. Florida State University College of Law

Mary Ziegler Eugene E. Stearns Ziegler teaches primarily in the faculty as the nation’s 35th best in a 2014 area of family law and her scholar- survey on the nation’s top law faculties. The ship focuses on the law and history of illegitimacy, contraception, abortion, survey asked blog readers to rate law school marriage, and child care. She has published in numerous law journals and has faculties in terms of scholarly distinction. a book, After Roe: The Lost History of the Abortion Debate, under contract with Professor Brian Leiter, who hosts the blog, Harvard University Press. She received her J.D., cum laude, from Harvard is on the law faculty of the University of Law School. Chicago Law School. “Thanks to the generosity of Gene and of his firm, The survey was posted on November 4 and the resulting list of the top 50 law we are able to recognize Mary Ziegler for her faculties was posted November 11. Florida wonderful scholarship and teaching,” said Dean State’s faculty is the highest ranked Flor- Donald J. Weidner. ida law faculty on the list. The full list is available at: http://leiterlawschool.typepad. com/leiter/2014/11/top-50-law-faculties- “Thanks to the generosity of Gene and of his firm, we are able to recognize 2014-edition.html. Mary Ziegler for her wonderful scholarship and teaching,” said Dean Donald “We have a wonderfully talented and J. Weidner. “In addition to supporting our faculty, Gene also helps prepare productive faculty,” said Dean Donald J. our students for future careers as litigators. He has taught Advanced Trial Weidner. “We are especially grateful to Practice, a course that among other things explores cutting-edge evidence the alumni and other donors who have production software.” contributed endowed professorships and Stearns noted that, “Although our firm does not practice in the areas Profes- chairs that have infused our system with sor Ziegler teaches, we are all enormously proud to have our name associated extra merit money.” with the level of scholarship she brings to the College of Law and recognize the importance of this practice area to our society.” Stearns is a shareholder and chairman of Stearns Weaver Miller Weisler Alhadeff & Sitterson, P.A. in Miami. A trial lawyer since 1972, he has tried cases in a wide variety of substantive areas in federal and state courts in Florida and other jurisdictions.

FALL 2014 21 Sam Wiseman Named McConnaughhay and Rissman Professor

Professor Samuel R. Wiseman has (L-R) Rissman and McConnaughhay been appointed the McConnaughhay and Rissman Professor of Law. The endowment which funds the professor- ship was established in 2005 by James N. McConnaughhay and Steven A. Rissman, 1969 and 1972 graduates of the law school, respectively.

Samuel R. Wiseman Wiseman teaches primarily in the area of criminal law. His research focuses on pre- and post-trial issues in criminal procedure, including the use of DNA evidence, post-conviction litigation, and the Eighth Amendment’s prohibition against excessive bail. He are being recruited by some of the nation’s most prominent received his J.D. from Yale Law School. Since joining the fac- law schools.” ulty at Florida State, Wiseman has published in the Yale Law McConnaughhay is a partner at McConnaughhay, Duffy, Journal and in other prestigious professional outlets. Coonrod, Pope & Weaver, P.A. in Tallahassee. He concentrates “Thanks to the generosity of Jim and Steve, we are able to his practice in workers’ compensation and administrative law. recognize Sam for his wonderful scholarship and teaching,” Rissman is a shareholder of Rissman, Barrett, Hurt, Do- said Dean Donald J. Weidner. “Private giving is critical to our nahue & McLain, P.A. in Orlando. He practices in the area efforts to retain outstanding faculty members, many of whom of workers’ compensation insurance defense.

Hannah Wiseman Named Attorneys’ Title Professor

Professor Hannah Wiseman has on hydraulic fracturing, also known as fracking. She received been appointed the Attorneys’ Title her J.D. from Yale Law School, where she was a managing Professor of Law. The professorship was editor of the Yale Journal on Regulation. established in 2005 by Attorneys’ Title “Thanks to the generosity of Attorneys’ Title, we are able to Fund Services to recruit or retain an recognize Hannah for her wonderful scholarship and teach- exceptionally productive legal scholar. ing,” said Dean Donald J. Weidner. “Professorships like this Wiseman teaches primarily in the help us to attract and to retain the very best faculty members.” areas of energy and environmental Attorneys’ Title Fund Services, LLC provides technology,

Hannah Wiseman law. Her research explores the role of education, marketing support and underwriting to Florida regulation in protecting the character real estate attorneys in keeping with its mission to preserve of living spaces and environmental quality, from the sublocal and facilitate the real estate practices of its members in their to the national level. She is widely known for her scholarship protection of the public.

22 FLORIDA STATE LAW Landau Named Mason Ladd Professor

Professor David E. Landau has been appointed the Mason Ladd “Appointing David Professor of Law. The professorship was established by friends to the Mason Ladd and admirers of Mason Ladd, who was the founding dean of the Professorship also Florida State University College of Law. Landau, who also serves as associate dean for international allows us to continue programs at the law school, teaches in the area of international to honor the man who law. His writes primarily on comparative constitutional law, with established that our a focus on Latin America. His recent work has concentrated on school is, first and David E. Landau democratic transitions and the potential risks of constitutional amendment and constitution-making for democracy, as well as foremost, in service to on judicial activism on socioeconomic rights issues across the developing world. He our students.” received his J.D., magna cum laude, from Harvard University, where he was a note edi- tor for the Harvard Law Review. He has published in journals including the Harvard International Law Journal, the UC Davis Law Review, the Boston College Law Review, and the Alabama Law Review. “Thanks to the generosity of many alums and friends of the law school, we are able to recognize David for his wonderful scholarship and teaching,” said Dean Donald J. Weidner. “Appointing David to the Mason Ladd Professorship also allows us to con- tinue to honor the man who established that our school is, first and foremost, in service to our students.”

CABA Brings Justices to Campus

During the fall 2014 semester, the College of Law’s student chapter of the Cuban American Bar Association hosted Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice Jorge Labarga and former Florida Supreme Court Justice Raoul G. Cantero, III, who is now a partner at White & Case in Miami. Both distinguished guests spoke to packed rooms of law students. Chief Justice Labarga visited the law school on September 25 and Justice Cantero came to campus on October 6. In March 2015, the group will host alum Florida Representative Carlos Trujillo (’07).

Former Justice Cantero Chief Justice Labarga

FALL 2014 23 Class Action Alumni Notes

1970 1974

RICHARD HENRICHSEN STANN WILLIAM GIVENS, SOLLNER, an attorney founding partner at with Trenam Kemker in Givens Givens Sparks in Tampa, was named to the Tampa, was selected to 2014 Florida Super the 2014 list of Super Lawyers Business Lawyers. He was also Edition. selected by his peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America for 2015. 1971

J. MICHAEL HUEY, a 1975 shareholder at GrayRobinson in F. PHILIP BLANK joined A. WOODSON ISOM, JR. was awarded the Tallahassee, was GrayRobinson’s 2014 Abraham Lincoln Award by the Tampa recognized on the Best Tallahassee office as of Bay Inn of Court. He received the award for Lawyers in America list. counsel. His practice exemplifying the goals of the Inn by promoting He has received this areas include legal excellence, civility, professionalism and honor each year since administrative & ethics in the practice of law. He is pictured 2009. regulatory, government (left) above with Judge John Conrad. and health care.

1973 MICHAEL AUSTIN CAMPBELL retired after THE HONORABLE EDWARD R. ALMEYDA was 27 years as a senior appointed Judge of Compensation Claims by judicial attorney for the Florida Governor Rick Scott on November 18, California Court of 2013. He is located in Miami. Appeal, Fifth Judicial THE HONORABLE CELESTE MUIR is a circuit District, in Fresno, court judge at the Eleventh Judicial Circuit in California. After his Miami. retirement, he moved back to Florida and is living in Seminole in Pinellas County, where he THE HONORABLE volunteers at Bay Pines Veterans’ Hospital. EMERSON R. THOMPSON, JR. took office July 1 as president of The Florida Bar Foundation.

THE HONORABLE CLAUDIA R. ISOM, of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit in Tampa, received the 2014 William M. Hoeveler Judicial Professionalism Award. The award recognizes a judge who best exemplifies strength of

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character, service and competence as a jurist, 1977 Florida’s board of directors. She has been lawyer and public servant. She is pictured with involved in the community for many years and (L-R) David Hallman and Judge Hoeveler. TONY LA RUSSA was hired by the Arizona previously served on the board of directors Diamondbacks to the newly created position of Health Care Center for the Homeless, Inc. CHARLES L. SIEMON, a of chief baseball officer. She is a partner at Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, director at GrayRobinson Kantor & Reed, P.A. in Orlando. in Boca Raton, was BYRD F. “BIFF” recognized as a Power MARSHALL, JR., TERRY E. LEWIS has Attorney in Law and president and managing been selected as 2015 Accounting by the South shareholder at Lawyer of the Year in Florida Business Journal, GrayRobinson in Orlando, Environmental Law by and was named to the was recognized as a U.S. News Media Group Florida Super Lawyers and the Best Lawyers Florida Super Lawyer and and Best Lawyers. He is in America lists. was named to the Best a shareholder at Lewis, Lawyers in America list. Longman & Walker in DANIEL HAYS West Palm Beach where his work is primarily THOMPSON, a JAMES GARY WALKER has been named in the fields of environmental and land use shareholder with Berger to Florida Super Lawyers for 2014. He law, administrative law, and state and local Singerman in has received this recognition every year government administration and legislation. Tallahassee, has been since 2006. He has also been named to appointed by the Florida Best Lawyers in America for 2015. He is a ANNE LONGMAN was Supreme Court to a shareholder at Allen Dell, P.A. in Tampa, where selected for inclusion on three-year term on the he practices in the areas of health care and the 2015 Best Lawyers board of The Florida Bar Foundation. corporate law. in America list in the fields of environmental PAUL H. ZACKS, a former chief assistant law and environmental state attorney and current adjunct professor 1979 litigation. She is a of legal studies at Keiser University in JAMES LEONARD shareholder at Lewis, West Palm Beach, has been appointed by BACCHUS, co-chair of the Longman & Walker, P.A. in Tallahassee. Governor Rick Scott to the Florida State Global Practice and Retirement Commission. He also serves as a founding member of the RAYMER F. MAGUIRE, III was appointed by commissioner on the Delray Beach Community Sustainability Group at Florida Governor Rick Scott to the Valencia Redevelopment Agency. Greenberg Traurig, has College District board of trustees for a term been appointed by the ending May 31, 2017. Maguire is an eminent domain attorney and owner at Maguire 1976 United Nations as an official advisor to the UN climate negotiations. Lassman, P.A. in Orlando. THE HONORABLE TERRY P. LEWIS, a circuit As a member of the “High Level Advisory Panel WILLIAM MCVEY “BILL” judge for Florida’s Second Judicial Circuit, to the President of the Conference of Parties SMITH was one of 13 received the Frederick Clifton Moor Award, of the United Nations Framework Convention attorneys named a the highest honor bestowed upon one of its on Climate Change,” Bacchus will use his SmartCEO Magazine DC members by the Rotary Club of Tallahassee. knowledge and experience in international law Power Player of the Year in PAUL JEFFREY MARTIN is now special counsel, to help global leaders advance the ongoing November 2013. He is construction for the Florida Department of negotiations for a comprehensive climate managing director, Transportation. treaty. National Tax Office at CBIZ.

RAFAEL E. “RALPH” MARTINEZ received the THOMAS A. CLOUD, a ALAINE S. WILLIAMS, a Orange County Bar Association’s 2014 William shareholder at partner at Willig, Williams Trickel, Jr. Professionalism Award. The award GrayRobinson in Orlando, & Davidson in recognizes members of the legal community was recognized on the Philadelphia was whose practice, service, professionalism, Best Lawyers in America recognized as a ethical conduct, demeanor and high moral list. Pennsylvania Super standards best embody the qualities all Lawyer for the 11th year seek to emulate. He is managing partner at in a row. She was also McEwan, Martinez & Dukes, P.A. in Orlando. MIRANDA FITZGERALD has been elected to named to the 2015 Best Lawyers in America the Coalition for the Homeless of Central list for her work in the area of labor and employment law.

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1980 1981 F. ROBERT “BOBBY” SANTOS co-presented, with HILARY HIGH (’98), “Emotional JAMES W. LINN was MICHAEL J. CHERNIGA, a Intelligence in Mediation for Lawyers” selected for inclusion in shareholder with in March at a Hillsborough County Bar the 2015 Best Lawyers Greenburg Traurig in Association meeting. The presentation offered in America list in the Tallahassee, was selected practical tips and strategies for more effective fields of employee for inclusion in the 2014 mediation. He is a mediator at Santos & Lynott benefits (ERISA) law and Chambers USA Guide for in Tampa. employment his practice in the area of management law. He is a healthcare law. THOMAS JOHN SPULAK, a partner and chair shareholder with Lewis, Longman & Walker, of the Government Advocacy and Public ROSEMARY O’SHEA, a P.A. in Tallahassee. Policy Practice Group at King & Spalding in partner with Washington, D.C., testified before Congress RALPH ALAN PETERSON, BakerHostetler in on the contempt proceedings involving former a senior partner in the Orlando, was named as Internal Revenue Service employee Lois Pensacola office of one of Florida Trend’s Lerner. Beggs & Lane RLLP, has 2014 Florida Legal Elite. been elected as a fellow She was also named to in the College of Labor the 2015 Best Lawyers and Employment in America list for her work in real estate law. Lawyers. He is a Florida THE HONORABLE MARK H. MAHON was Bar Certified Labor and Employment Lawyer elected chief judge of Florida’s Fourth Judicial and a past president of the Academy of Florida Circuit. Management Attorneys. JOHN PAULICH, III joined GrayRobinson’s STEFAN V. STEIN, a Naples office as a shareholder. His practice ROBERT NEAL WESLEY’S office worked with shareholder at areas include real estate, corporate, estate the Boys & Girls Club of Central Florida this GrayRobinson in Tampa, planning and probate. He previously served past summer to present a law summer camp was recognized as a as founder and sharholder of Paulich, Slack & for about 100 local youngsters. In addition to Florida Super Lawyer and Wolff, P.A., established in 1987. teaching the teens about the law, the camp was named to the Best also stressed life skills to help participants Lawyers in America list. avoid crime. Wesley is the public defender for He was also recognized 1982 Florida’s Ninth Judicial Circuit. He is pictured by Florida Trend in its annual Legal Elite KAREN LEE ASHER-COHEN, a shareholder above with camp participants. special report. with the Radey Law Firm in Tallahassee, DAVID A. YON, a was invited to speak at the 10th annual 1984 shareholder of the Radey conference of the U.S. Travel Insurance Law Firm in Tallahassee, Association in Southampton, Bermuda. She MARK STEVEN ELLIS’ has been selected for participated in a panel discussion entitled book, Sovereignty and inclusion in the 2015 “Regulatory Updates - Licensing Stance” Justice: Balancing the edition of Best Lawyers before 200 individuals associated with the Principle of in America in the practice travel insurance industry. Complementarity area of insurance law. He between International VIVIAN FEIST GARFEIN became engaged was also recognized in the 2014 edition of and Domestic War to Harvard Law graduate Mike Abram. She Chambers USA for this expertise in regulatory Crimes Tribunals, was practices labor law with Cohen, Weiss, and matters and noted for his work in the area of published by Cambridge Scholars Publishing. Simon in New York City. insurance coverage in the 2014 edition of He is executive director of the International Florida Super Lawyers magazine. KELLY OVERSTREET JOHNSON joined Baker Bar Association in London. Donelson in the firm’s new Tallahassee office, RANDALL W. HANNA has received a Florida along with College of Law alums DENA H. State University Grads Made Good award SOKOLOW (’94) and RUSSELL B. BUCHANAN for 2014. The award honors alumni who (’08). Johnson will be the office managing have made a significant difference through shareholder. She was included in the 2014 outstanding success in their chosen fields. He edition of Florida Super Lawyers and was also is chancellor of the Florida College System. named to its list of top 50 female attorneys in Florida.

26 FLORIDA STATE LAW 2013-2014 ANNUAL REPORT

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW

CONTENTS DEAN’S ANNUAL FUNDRAISING REPORT ENDOWED GIFT OPPORTUNITIES RECENT LARGER GIFTS SUMMARY OF NAMED FUNDS DONORS BY CLASS CASH GIFTS BY LEVEL BOOK AWARD SPONSORS ALUMNI RECEPTION SPONSORS Thanks to Our 2013-2014 Donors

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

College of Law Library academic programs. This College of Law Main Classroom Annual Report is one way of Building College of Law expressing our appreciation Rotunda Building for all gifts received between College of Law Green July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014. Gifts received between July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015 will be recognized in the fall 2015 issue of Florida State Law.

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

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

Becky Shepherd, Director of Alumni Affairs & Annual Fund 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

This was a year of great success for the law school. We are now rated as the #1 law school in Florida by U.S. News & World Report. Part of the reason for this ranking is our extraordinary job placement rate.

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

TOTAL GIFTS AND PLEDGES

Putting annual giving and larger gifts together, we raised a cash total of $1,246,644 and new pledges in the amount of $561,015, for a grand total of $1,807,659.

ANNUAL GIVING FROM ALUMNI

An all-time high of 30.9% of our alumni made cash gifts to the law school! Based on the latest American Bar Association data, this level of participation should keep us within the nation’s top 10 law schools in terms of alumni giving rate. This level of alumni contributions provides critical support and sends a powerful signal about the enthusiasm our alumni have for the school.

ANNUAL GIVING FROM STUDENTS

This past year, 84.23% of our students contributed to our Annual Fund. Our student enthusiasm and generosity bodes well for the future. They are blazing the trail for us all!

LARGER GIFTS

This past year, we received cash payments on Larger Gifts totaling $685,344 and new pledges on Larger Gifts in the amount of $516,015, for a grand total of $1,201,359. 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 2013-2014 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

2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT 3 Endowed Gift Opportunities

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

4 FLORIDA STATE LAW Recent Larger Gift Commitments

We would like to specially thank those of you who made a larger gift commitment between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014. These gifts make it possible to continue the dynamic advancement of the academic programs and reputation of the law school.

$100,000 TO $999,999 condominium law, real estate finance, Professor Karen Oehme of the Col- and commercial leasing. In recogni- lege of Social Work and Professor Nat Lawrence A. (Larry) Kellogg (’81) has tion of the new gift, the law school has Stern of the College of Law have made created a $200,000 endowment for the named a seminar room in Roberts Hall a pledge of $50,000 to create the Abra- Kellogg Family Professorship. The in- the Peggy Rolando Seminar Room. ham and Rhea Stern Endowment. This come from the endowment will provide Peggy is located in Miami and she has gift will equally fund both the Abraham a salary supplement to help attract or re- been a partner in Shutts & Bowen’s real Stern Moot Court Scholarship and tain an outstanding legal scholar. Larry estate department since 1984. She is a the Abraham and Rhea Stern Schol- previously gave $133,000 to endow the member of the Florida State University arship. The recipient of the Abraham Kellogg Family Scholarship, which is Board of Trustees. Stern Moot Court Scholarship shall awarded to students who worked their be the Nat Stern Award honoree. That award is given to a member of the Moot way through college or who are sup- $50,000 TO $99,999 porting children while attending law Court Team who is a second-year law school. In recognition of the new gift, student for outstanding service and the law school has named a classroom Pensacola attorney Terence A. (Terry) dedication to the team. The Nat Stern in Roberts Hall the Kellogg Family Gross (’79) made a cash gift of $50,000 Award was created by the members of Classroom. Larry’s son Jason is a 2002 to supplement the existing Terence A. the Moot Court Team and the members graduate of the law school and Jason’s Gross Diversity Enhancement Schol- of the team select the recipient. The wife Cassandra is a 2004 graduate. Larry arship. This new gift follows a $25,000 Abraham and Rhea Stern Scholarship and Jason are both partners at Levine gift made by Terry to create the endowed shall be used to recruit a top law student Kellogg Lehman Schneider + Gross- scholarship in 2009 and another $25,000 to the law school. In recognition of man LLP in Miami, where they focus supplemental gift made in 2012. The Karen and Nat’s gift, the law school has on complex litigation and arbitration new gift brings the endowment total to named a reading room in the Advocacy matters, including securities and fraud $100,000. The income generated from the Center the Abraham and Rhea Stern actions. Cassandra practices at Gautier endowment is used to support law school Reading Room. & Hasty, P.L. in Coral Gables. students who are from groups historically underrepresented in the legal profession. $25,000 TO $49,999 Margaret A. (Peggy) Rolando (’78) has In recognition of the new gift, a confer- agreed to supplement the existing Peggy ence room in Roberts Hall has been Rolando Endowment for Excellence named the Terence A. Gross Faculty Orlando attorney David Varet (’12) with an additional $100,000 gift. This Conference Room. Terry’s son Rhett made a cash gift of $40,000 to the law new pledge will bring the endowment is a 2012 graduate of the law school and school’s General Development Fund to to $200,000. The income generated he practices in the Office of the Public be used where the need is greatest. Da- from the endowment may be used for Defender, First Judicial Circuit. Terry’s vid is a shareholder in Bourdon & Race, student scholarships or a professorship. son Tyler graduated from the law school PLLC. David focuses his practice on In the event that the income is used for in December and he also practices in the criminal defense and family law matters. a professorship it shall be awarded only Office of the Public Defender, First Judi- to recruit or retain a professor teaching cial Circuit. Terry is a partner with Gross Maury R. Kolchakian (’78) and Diana and/or publishing in the area of real & Schuster, P.A., where he practices in K. Kolchakian have made a deferred estate law, including such subspecial- the areas of personal injury and wrongful gift of $31,015 to benefit the Sandra ties as oil and gas, basic property law, death litigation. M. Anderson Single-Parent Endowed

2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT 5 RECENT LARGER GIFTS

Scholarship. Maury and Sandra were tute donated all of the profits from the law school has named a faculty office classmates in law school; Sandra passed event, $27,262.50, to the law school’s the Catherine Pierce Brindell Faculty away in 2005, and her son Evan estab- General Development Fund to be used Office. Bob is a shareholder in Ausley lished the endowment in her honor. The where the need is greatest. McMullen and practices a broad range income distributed from the endow- of business, tax, and estate and probate ment is awarded to a law student who TheAmber H. Drummond Memorial law. is a single parent and supporting a child Endowment was created to honor a or children. Maury is a member of the member of the Florida State University Tallahassee attorney Gina Gutru Smith FSU Circle of Gold and past chair of College of Law Class of 2013, Amber (’87) has made a pledge of $25,000 the FSU Alumni Association. H. Drummond. Amber passed away to create the Gina Gutru Smith En- just months prior to graduating. The dowment for Excellence. The income Bradenton attorney Mark P. Barnebey income distributed from this $25,000 distributed from the endowment shall (’83) and Marianne P. Barnebey have endowment shall be used for student be used, at the discretion of the law made a deferred gift of $30,000 to create scholarships or to further the purposes school, for purposes such as student the Mark P. and Marianne P. Barnebey of the Student Federal Bar Association. scholarships, faculty incentives, general Endowment for Scholarships. The Amber created the first Student Federal discretionary dollars, and funding for income generated from the endowment Bar Association at the law school. The co-curricular activities such as Law shall be used for financial need-based law school has named a faculty office the Review, Mock Trial, and Moot Court. student scholarships at the law school. Amber H. Drummond Faculty Office In recognition of Gina’s commitment, Mark is a principal in Blalock Walters, in her honor. the law school has named a faculty and he practices in the areas of land use office theGina Gutru Smith Faculty and local government law. An anonymous donor made a pledge of Office. Gina is a partner with Butler $25,000 to create the Tiffanie Suzanne Pappas Weihmuller Katz Craig LLP, The Caring Friends Fund has made a Perry Scholarship. The scholarship and she devotes her practice to first pledge of $30,000 to support the law shall be awarded to a law student with party property coverage matters, pri- school’s international initiatives and demonstrated interest in preventing marily involving suspected arson and students. The funds shall be used for any or mitigating physical and emotional insurance fraud. of the following purposes: to award at violence and abuse (including, but not least one scholarship each year to recruit limited to, domestic violence and child D. David Sessions (’85) and Leslie P. a foreign student to either the LL.M. abuse) and a strong commitment to Kitching have made a gift of real prop- in American Law for Foreign Lawyers promoting awareness of domestic and erty to establish the D. David Sessions program or the J.D. program, or to relationship violence. and Leslie P. Kitching Endowment support international programs and/or for Excellence. The income distributed initiatives at the College of Law, such Tallahassee attorney Robert A. (Bob) from the endowment shall be used, at as conferences or colloquia. In recogni- Pierce (’74) has made a pledge of the discretion of the law school, for tion of this commitment, the law school $25,000 to create the Catherine Pierce purposes such as student scholarships, has named a faculty office The Caring Brindell Endowment for Excellence in faculty incentives, general discretionary Friends Fund Faculty Office. honor of his sister Catherine (’73), who dollars, and funding for co-curricular ac- passed away a number of years ago. The tivities such as Law Review, Mock Trial, Thanks to James N. ( Jim) McCon- income distributed from the endowment and Moot Court. David and Leslie are naughhay (’69) and Steven A. (Steve) shall be used, at the discretion of the law retired and live in Tallahassee. Rissman (’72), the Florida Workers’ school, for purposes such as student Compensation Institute partnered with scholarships, faculty incentives, general the law school to present a continuing discretionary dollars, and funding for legal education program, Florida’s New co-curricular activities such as Law Re- Expert Opinion Evidence Standard, at view, Mock Trial, and Moot Court. In the law school in November. The Insti- recognition of Bob’s commitment, the

6 FLORIDA STATE LAW Summary of Named Funds (as of June 30, 2014)

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

*Denotes new gift or increased commitment for fiscal year 2013-2014 2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT 7 Financials

2013-2014 Total Cash and 2013-2014 New Pledges New Pledges Received: $1,807,659* by Purpose: $561,015

Cash Unrestricted $1,246,644 $195,000 Student Programs $25,000

Faculty Development Scholarships $141,015 New Pledges $200,000 $561,015

* There were no state matching dollars this fiscal year.

2013-2014 Cash Received by Purpose: 2013-2014 Annual Fund Cash Received by Purpose: $1,246,644* $561,300* Endowed Unrestricted $126,149

Unrestricted Scholarships Annual Fund** $487,661 $35,938 $561,300 Endowed Student Programs $167,529 Student Organizations $21,620 Endowed Endowed Faculty Scholarships Library, Law Review Development $231,594 and Journals $160,072 $16,081

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

Alumni and Students Cash Giving Rates Total Alumni Cash Gifts to the Annual Fund* Alumni Students 2009-10 $346,535 27.51% 2009-10 81.53% 2010-11 $342,677 27.96% 2010-11 75.78% 2011-12 $358,178 28.18% 2011-12 88.64% 2012-13 $394,165 30.21% 2012-13 81.38% 2013-14 $497,996 30.90% 2013-14 84.23% *Includes Book Awards

8 FLORIDA STATE LAW Giving Rates by Class

1969 33.80% 1970 25.00% 1971 33.82% 1972 32.79% 1973 26.12% 1974 28.95% 1975 39.60% 1976 36.67% 1977 42.86% 1978 35.66% 1979 33.96% 1980 24.26% 1981 25.99% 1982 29.41% 1983 21.51% 1984 24.18% 1985 32.38% 1986 27.45% 1987 28.57% 1988 27.54% 1989 26.28% 1990 22.89% 1991 22.95% 1992 30.12% 1993 19.49% 1994 19.51% 1995 19.27% 1996 18.78% 1997 20.94% 1998 19.09% 1999 19.80% 2000 26.17% 2001 18.10% 2002 23.08% 2003 25.79% 2004 32.51% 2005 31.14% 2006 37.86% 2007 44.98% 2008 37.94% 2009 42.53% 2010 42.12% 2011 43.31% 2012 58.33% 2013 58.82% 2014 70.61% 2015 80.48% 2016 94.15%

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2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT 9 All Alumni and Student Donors by Class

CLASS OF 1969 The Honorable Del G. Potter CLASS OF 1974 The Honorable Alumni: 71 John Antoon, II Steven A. Rissman Alumni: 152 Catherine M. Brunson Number of Donors: 24 Don A. Boggs H. Dan Robuck, Jr. Number of Donors: 44 Neil H. Butler Participation: 33.8% Michael M. Corin R. William Roland Participation: 28.95% Bruce A. Campbell The Honorable The Honorable William H. Sned, Jr. James W. Anderson Michael A. Campbell C. Jeffery Arnold Marguerite H. Davis Michael A. Tartaglia Ronald L. Baker Michael A. Currea Stephen W. Buckley Charles E. Dziedzic William B. Taylor, IV James D. Beasley Richard D. Dixon Albert T. Cooper, III William W. Gallogly The Honorable Thomas M. Beason James M. Donohue J. Riley Davis Paul F. Hill Richard R. Townsend Alan N. Berg James R. English Robert C. Dean J. Michael Hughes Charles F. Tunnicliff Michael J. Berman Warren L. Franz John R. Dowd, Sr. Jerry M. Johns George L. Varnadoe Elliot R. Brooks Nicholas R. Friedman John W. Frost, II J. William Kirkland Donna L. Wilhelm- Daniel C. Brown Thomas M. Gonzalez The Honorable Wendell J. Kiser Hudson E. Thomas Brushwood Brent P. Green Nicholas P. Geeker The Honorable F. Palmer Williams William S. Burns, Jr. Mitchell B. Haigler, Jr. H. Lawrence Hardy Harlow H. Land, Jr. C. Gary Williams Thomas W. Conroy Kelly D. Hancock William C. Martin, III Paul M. Harden John J. Hemrick CLASS OF 1973 John W. Costigan J. Eugene Kelley, Jr. Carl P. McDonald Charles L. Curtis Kenneth R. Hart Thomas L. LaSalle Brian D. O’Neill* Alumni: 134 Michael P. Dodson C. Earl Henderson William R. Lyle, Jr. Thomas G. Pelham Number of Donors: 35 Brian S. Duffy J. David Holder James N. McConnaughhay The Honorable Participation: 26.12% Charles R. Gardner David P. Hopstetter John A. Miller Thomas T. Remington Samuel T. Adams Richard L. Geissal, Jr. The Honorable The Honorable Michael S. Stoddard Eduardo Anton Ben E. Girtman Claudia R. Isom Donald S. Modesitt Cynthia S. Tunnicliff Lynwood F. Arnold, Jr. Stann W. Givens A. Woodson Isom, Jr. Douglas H. Morford Charles S. Williams, Jr. Anthony L. Bajoczky Lawrence A. Gonzalez Gene L. Johnson David G. Mulock T. Michael Woods James C. Brady Owen K. Goodwyne Robert W. Joyce James I. Ridley The Honorable Donald D. Conn Admiral Harold E. Grant Elise F. Judelle John E. Roberts Zebedee W. Wright William W. Corry* Carol L. Gregg Margaret-Ray Kemper Margaret Jost Khan Terrence J. Russell CLASS OF 1972 The Honorable T. Larry Hill Barry S. Webber Richard B. Davis, Jr. Professor David M. Thomas F. Lang Jon S. Wheeler Alumni: 122 Marshall D. Davis Hudson Kathleen B. Levitz David Luther Woodward Number of Donors: 40 William H. Gauldin, III C. Laurence Keesey Richard B. Liss Participation: 32.79% Jeffrey A. Glass Danny L. Kepner J. Richard Livingston CLASS OF 1970 Anonymous David W. Graybeal, Jr. Joseph L. Kershaw, Jr. The Honorable Alumni: 84 The Honorable W. Christopher Hart Nancy G. Linnan David M. Maloney Number of Donors: 21 Robert B. Bennett, Jr. Francis E. Holden, Jr. Charles F. McClamma James C. Massie Participation: 25% Gene V. Coker Thomas F. Icard, Jr. Gregory J. McDole William W. Montjoy Larry D. Beltz Kenneth L. Connor The Honorable Jack L. McLean, Jr. Susan Potter Norton John C. Bottcher Peter M. Dunbar Sally D. M. Kest Carl D. Motes Stephen C. Reilly E. Bruce Buckley William B. Eppley The Honorable Robert A. Pierce Professor of Law Emerita Terry P. Cole Richard M. Evans John M. Kest Robert L. Ratliff, III Jane Rigler Colonel Raymond K. David R. Fletcher Frank A. Kreidler The Honorable Peter D. Ringsmuth Costello C. David Fonvielle, III Guy E. Labalme George S. Reynolds, III The Honorable Rodney G. Fair Steve Ginestra The Honorable Thomas A. Sanderhoff Van P. Russell Paul R. Green The Honorable Ronald A. Legendre Robert I. Scanlan Jeffrey H. Savlov E. Burke Jolly Raymond O. Gross Joseph A. McGlothlin Allen R. Smith Joseph T. Segal Gerald W. Jones, Jr. The Honorable Thomas F. Panebianco C. Norman Stallings, Jr. Betty J. Steffens Richard J. Meehan Kim C. Hammond Harold F. Peek, Jr. Nathaniel W. Tindall, II Gerald B. Sternstein James R. Meyer, Sr. James M. Hankins Stephen S. Poche George E. Tragos* Marilyn B. Strauss J. Jerome Miller William H. Harrold, Jr. Laurence C. Pritchard Chriss Walker Marc A. Sussman H. Mark Purdy John E. Hendry Charles R. Ranson William B. Wiley Daniel H. Thompson Wayne Hogan* Glenn N. Smith Timothy R. Thornton A. Wayne Rich CLASS OF 1975 J. Phillip Short Norman H. Horton, Jr. The Honorable Thomas G. Van Matre, Jr. Richard H. Sollner Gary L. Jakob Radford R. Sturgis Alumni: 149 Ronald S. Webster A. James Spalla* The Honorable Vice Mayor Number of Donors: 59 E. Gary Work, Jr. George L. Waas Thomas E. Johnson Molly J. Tasker* Participation: 39.60% L. David Zube Ansley Watson, Jr. Roy M. Kinsey, Jr. The Honorable Emerson R. Thomas T. Alspach CLASS OF 1976 Kent R. Weible Richard A. Krause Thompson, Jr. Anonymous Enoch J. Whitney The Honorable Wayne S. Webb, Jr. Mary Anne Bestebreurtje Alumni: 120 William H. La Porte Stephen R. White Bruce B. Blackwell* Number of Donors: 44 CLASS OF 1971 Mayor John R. Marks, III Vernon L. Whittier, Jr. F. Philip Blank Participation: 36.67% Alumni: 68 Willie G. May John C. Whitton, Jr. Samantha D. Boge William E. Atwater, III Number of Donors: 23 A. Edward McGinty Kirk C. Zuelch Charles Everett Boyd, Jr. Carole J. Barice Participation: 33.82% The Honorable Joseph S. Brannen Richard E. Benton Frank C. Amatea F. Shields McManus Thomas W. Brooks S. James Brainerd William R. Northcutt John Dixon Bridgers, III

10 FLORIDA STATE LAW *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2013-2014 Dominic M. Caparello The Honorable The Honorable The Honorable Olga Ramirez-Seijas Phil C. Claypool Kathleen F. Dekker Lacey A. Collier James C. Hankinson Dennis S. Silverman Lawrence N. Curtin* J. Elisabeth Dobbs Gerald B. Cope, Jr.* The Honorable Lawrence W. Smith D. Scott Dattan The Honorable J. Burke Culler, Jr. Glenn L. Hess Linda J. Stalvey Robert L. Donald Charles W. Dodson Charles E. Davis Robert K. High, Jr. Stefan V. Stein William A. Donovan Aurelio Durana William S. Dufoe Melanie Ann Hines* William J. Stein The Honorable Micheal A. Edwards Brian A. Dusseault Edward P. Jackson Glenda F. Swearingen J. Dale Durrance Pamela H. Espenshade Richard A. Ehlers Roderick N. Jones Robert D. Vandiver The Honorable Manuel F. Fente Robert C. Elmore Stephen J. Keller John J. Waltz Carolyn K. Fulmer Dennis R. Ferguson Andrew L. Granger W. Clay King Reverend James D. Wright Patricia R. Gleason Roberta J. Fox Charles J. Grimsley Thomas F. Kirwin Nancy E. Wright Andrew A. Graham William M. Furlow, III James S. Groh J. Craig Knox David A. Yon Diane A. Grubbs Theodore R. Gay C. Howard Hunter, III Kenneth L. Kuerzi The Honorable Elaine K. Gideon Cathleen B. Iho Terry E. Lewis CLASS OF 1981 Timothy D. Harley Robert S. Goldman Dean Henry L. Kirby M. Paul Liepshutz Alumni: 177 Angela L. Hughes Debra Weiss Goodstone Kristine E. Knab D. Christine Lindamood Number of Donors: 46 Jennifer Hurst Robert D. Guthrie, Jr. M. Catherine Lannon Domenick R. Lioce Participation: 25.99% Thomas J. Jones Richard B. Hadlow* Jo Ann Levin Frederick J. Lotterhos, III Howard E. Adams* The Honorable T. Elaine Holmes Sheila M. McDevitt Raymer F. Maguire, III* W. Riley Allen Lewis M. Killian, Jr. Ray P. Jefferies John H. Mueller Thomas J. Maida The Honorable Joseph W. Lawrence, II Jay E. Kauffman, CPA Lonniell Olds Douglas L. Mannheimer Michael G. Allen Bruce A. Leinback Edwin P. Krieger, Jr. Jeffery M. Pfister John K. McClure Randal B. Atkinson The Honorable Jack Locklin, Jr. Daphne Boswell Putnam J. Lane Middleton, III Steven D. Beres Terr y P. Lewis Reynold Martin Thomas B. Putnam, Jr. Ronald L. Nelson Stephen F. Bolton R. Kent Lilly The Honorable Mary Lou Rajchel Janet Schaffer Edward M. Booth, Jr. Rafael E. Martinez H. Hentz McClellan Patrick A. Raley James A. Scott, Jr. William B. Brannon, Jr. D. Michael Mathes Bruce Alexander Minnick* Randall O. Reder George H. Sheldon Gary L. Brown William N. Meggs J. Stephen O’Hara, Jr. Margaret A. Rolando Charles A. Sullivan, Jr. Dale A. Burket David K. Miller Jeffrey W. Pepper Christopher J. Smith Mary L. Sweet The Honorable Randolph P. Murrell Richard J. Potash Walter B. Smith Richard R. Vickers Cory J. Ciklin Bob Owens Kenneth R. Ridlehoover Dr. Robert S. Smith Edwin Walborsky* Paul D. Condon Cynthia Piotrowski The Honorable Harris K. Solomon Alaine S. Williams Tink D. Cooper William D. Preston Jose R. Rodriguez Teresa J. Sopp The Honorable John Fagan James M. Schiff Janice G. Scott The Honorable William L. Wright Todd A. Foster Charles A. Schuster Steven L. Seliger Karen Specie CLASS OF 1980 The Honorable The Honorable David B. Slaughter Ana E. Tangel-Rodriguez* David W. Green Patricia V. Thomas Professor Ruth E. Stone Scott K. Tozian Alumni: 169 Patrick F. Healy Theodore L. Tripp, Jr. The Honorable Anita F. Trotter Number of Donors: 41 Thomas M. Jenks Michael B. Twomey Terry D. Terrell Victoria L. Weber Participation: 24.26% Randolph B. Jones, Jr. Margaret L. Vandervalk Jeffrey B. Trammell CLASS OF 1979 Randel V. Allen Deborah K. Kearney Jeffrey A. Ward Neill G. Wade, IV Lawrence P. Bush Lawrence A. Kellogg* Robert A. Weiss Christopher J. Weiss Alumni: 159 Lynda C. Campbell Frederick H. Kent, III Walton M. Wilson The Honorable Number of Donors: 54 Pamela Langston Cooper Robert C. Martin Robert H. Wilson, III Linda A. Wells Participation: 33.96% Sonia R. Crockett George W. Mathews, III Professor JoLen Rawls Robert W. Wells, Jr. Howard M. Acosta Charlotte H. Danciu Dana C. Matthews Wolf Thomas E. Wheeler, Jr. Bruce D. Barkett Kathe K. Davis Harry Morrison, Jr. Teresa Beazley Widmer CLASS OF 1977 Thomas L. Barnhart Helio P. De La Torre Rosemary O’Shea Representative John G. Katharine S. Barry Stephen A. Ecenia Walter B. Parramore Alumni: 140 Wood, Jr. Charles E. Buker, III Mary A. Edenfield John Paulich, III Number of Donors: 60 CLASS OF 1978 Stephen C. Burgess William T. Edwards, Jr. Carl J. Peckinpaugh Participation: 42.86% William G. Capko David J. Glatthorn Robin M. Petersen Melissa F. Allaman Alumni: 143 Barney J. Chisolm, Jr. Lewis G. Gordon Carolyn S. Raepple Robert B. Balogh Number of Donors: 51 William J. Cohen Steven C. Hartsell Debra L. Romanello Joan H. Bickerstaff Participation: 35.66% Michael J. Coniglio James F. Heekin, Jr. Vincent A. Sable Barbara C. Biddle Paul H. Amundsen Robert C. Crabtree Donald M. Hinkle Linda C. Schmidt William E. Bond, Jr. Anonymous Elizabeth J. Daniels Michael D. Hook* Marjorie Starnes-Bilotti Douglas B. Brown Anonymous D. Andrew DeBevoise Bryan E. Hopkins Sandra P. Stockwell Peter C. Burkert Robert C. Apgar David S. Dee Carl D. Inskeep Stephen D. Swartz* Guy E. Burnette, Jr. Geralyn M. Atkinson- Michael E. Duclos The Honorable Charles R. Talley Charles L. Carlton Hazelton Colonel Charles L. Early, T. Michael Johnson John J. Terhune Mary S. Carroll Betty Anne Beavers Jr. Bruce D. Lamb Julie S. J. Thornton David K. Coburn Timothy P. Beavers Miranda F. Fitzgerald William M. Lasley President H. James Towey Carol J. Cooper Helaine M. Blum Gary A. Friedman Richard P. Lee Lisa Perlmutter Troner Michael F. Coppins F. Scott Boyd Senator Joseph S. Geller D. Hywel Leonard Jeffrey P. Whitton James O. Cunningham R. Terry Butler Lawrence S. Gendzier William R. Mayer The Honorable Nancy A. Daniels Geraldyne H. Carlton Colonel Richard E. William F. Murphy, III Joe A. Wild Cecil L. Davis, Jr. Martha H. Chumbler Gordon Leanne J. Pflaum Andrea G. Wilson William H. Davis Robert W. Clark Christopher L. Griffin Nancy C. Pistilli-Hurst Marva A. Davis Robert A. Cole Terence A. Gross Stephen P. Preisser

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CLASS OF 1982 James S. Crane Russell P. Schropp Patricia L. Smith Douglas S. Roberts Alumni: 153 Donna F. Dugger Peter Schwarz Daniel M. Soloway Laura L. Rush Number of Donors: 45 Lisa Etheridge Daniel W. Sheppard Gregory P. Sreenan Robert C. Shearman Participation: 29.41% Major David J. Fletcher Francis H. Sheppard Susan V. Stucker Michael A. Shorstein Jay Adams Craig B. Glidden Catherine H. Suber N. Adam Tebrugge Genie L. Toner Garry D. Adel Ronald P. Hanes Robin H. Thompson James L. Torres Roberta M. Truman The Honorable Carol L. Hendrix The Honorable Kim W. Torres Carolyn E. Wagner Kenneth B. Bell Susan Odzer Hugentugler Vincent G. Torpy, Jr. Philip D. Townes Mark B. Yeslow Jesslyn A. Krouskroup William Wallshein Lucille E. Turner Calvin L. Bender CLASS OF 1987 Jeffry J. Branham Leslie S. Kushner The Honorable Raymond M. Warren Susan G. Connelly Allison Sundberg Lane William David Watkins Daniel D. Whitaker Alumni: 161 Kathryn G. W. Cowdery J. Christopher Lombardo Nicolas J. Watkins Linda Spaulding White Number of Donors: 46 Thomas R. Criss Terrell C. Madigan Joshua A. Whitman* H. Darrell White, Jr. Participation: 28.57% Edward W. Dougherty, Jr. Robert R. McDonald Douglas A. Wilde M. B. Adelson, IV Representative Larry E. CLASS OF 1985 James Mann Ervin, Jr. CLASS OF 1986 Barbara E. Akers Kenneth D. Feldman Metz Alumni: 189 Derick R. Ali Margaret P. Feldman Deborah S. Minnis Number of Donors: 61 Alumni: 204 Pamela J. Anderson Joseph R. Flood, Jr. Emily Moore Participation: 32.28% Number of Donors: 56 Paul M. Anderson Stephen C. Fredrickson Alexander Muszynski, III John M. Alford Participation: 27.45% David C. Ashburn Vivian F. Garfein Michael C. Pendley The Honorable Anonymous The Honorable Andrew B. Goshen Cari Lynn Roth Thomas H. Barkdull, III Vivian Arenas-Battles Mark J. Borello Theodore G. Granger Robert L. Rothman John W. Bass, Sr. Jayne Regester Barkdull Winston K. Borkowski Edwin R. Hudson Thomas P. Scarritt, Jr.* Bridget A. Berry Dorene P. Barker Anne-Marie L. Bowen R.J. Hutchins Neal A. Sivyer John A. Boudet Gary D. Beatty Steven D. Braverman J. Charles Ingram Steven J. Stolting Melville G. Brinson, III Ramona L. Blankinship Barbara P. Burke Thomas R. Jenkins Jesse F. Suber Christopher C. Brockman Janette Blue The Honorable Paul D. Jess Edward G. Sullivan A. Van Catterton, Jr. Raymond I. Booth, III Gerardo Castiello Kelly Overstreet Johnson Brian R. Toung Joseph C. Chancey Kelly H. Buzzett Meredith Charbula Paul F. King Virginia B. Townes Thomas R. Cooper William A. Buzzett Susan Smith Erdelyi A. Lawton Langford Kathleen J. Wolff Carlos R. Diez-Arguelles Kenneth M. Casper Dr. Alejandro Gancedo John W. Little, III CLASS OF 1984 Martin R. Dix Robert N. Clarke, Jr. Linda H. Gottlieb Stephen R. MacNamara Randall J. Etheridge Forrest K. Clinard Mary Ann F. Hamilton Robert M. Marasco Alumni: 182 Steven S. Ferst J. Michael Coleman* W. Andrew Hamilton Larry A. Matthews Number of Donors: 44 Forrest S. Fields, Jr. The Honorable Lawrence M. Korn Leslie Ann Murphy Participation: 24.18% Robert D. Fingar Cynthia L. Cox The Honorable Jack A. Norris, Jr. John S. Andrews Victoria L. Francis The Honorable Charles A. Lawson The Honorable Bert W. Barclay Loula M. Fuller* William H. Dane, Jr. James D. Leary, Jr. Robert G. Panse Steven M. Blount Professor Sally C. Gertz A. Anderson B. Dogali Dominic C. MacKenzie Lorene C. Powell Cecelia Bonifay The Honorable Hope Dogali Sherri Denton Mallory Kent R. Putnam M. Christopher Bryant Judith W. Hawkins James J. Evangelista Michael Manglardi F. Robert Santos Thomas A. Conrad Mark E. Holcomb Manuel Farach* John W. Manuel Karl M. Scheuerman Cody F. Davis Lisa H. Ihns Anna C. Fentriss Susan C. Marvin Thomas J. Spulak Mike M. Donovan M. James Jenkins Alan B. Fields Craig A. Meyer Lynn C. Stewart-Mullen Peter D. Doragh Louise T. Jeroslow Janet L. Findling Robyn D. Neely David R. Terry Mark S. Ellis* Eleanor A. Joseph H. Bart Fleet J. Scott Nooney J. Thompson Thornton Patrick G. Emmanuel, Jr. Katherine Kane Susan Patton Fox James W. Nuebel* L. Buck Vocelle, Jr. Isidro M. Garcia Samuel P. King Stephen W. Foxwell Karen Oehme Christopher K. Vogel John F. Gilroy, III Carlyn H. Kowalsky Thomas B. Gaines, Jr.* Neal Osiason The Honorable J. David Green Professor Paul E. Lund Anthony J. Griffith Chief Justice Ricky L. Christine Vogel David E. Gurley Douglas P. Manson Lauren L. Hafner Polston Paula L. Walborsky Douglas L. Hall Susan C. McDonald The Honorable David L. Powell Robert N. Wesley Randall W. Hanna Deborah J. Meyer Paul M. Hawkes Eric D. Prutsman Tracy W. Hatch James W. Middleton Michelle M. Heldmyer Mitchell J. Rubin CLASS OF 1983 Rex A. Hurley Daniel E. Myers* Charles M. Jones Robert A. Schreiber Alumni: 186 John R. Jenkins Gregory P. Nelson Kimberly L. King* Lansing C. Scriven Number of Donors: 40 Georgina Jimenez-Orosa Sean M. O’Haire Steven G. Koeppel The Honorable Participation: 21.51% Timothy J. Koenig Valerie O. Patterson Sharon E. Krick Mary S. Scriven Pace A. Allen, Jr. Peter M. Kramer Robert A. Pell Sharon D. Larson Gina G. Smith Professor Paolo G. Annino E. John Lopez Brian G. Pincket Kathleen J. Loggins J. Layne Smith Mark P. Barnebey Michael G. Maida The Honorable Richard A. Lotspeich Lu Ann Snider George C. Bedell, III Benjamin G. Martin Debra Roberts Julio C. Martinez, Jr. Susan Steffey Clayton H. Blanchard, Jr. Colonel Elizabeth C. Ruth E. Saff George V. Matlock Susan P. Stephens Bradley M. Bole Masters Leonard K. Samuels John T. Mitchell Michael S. Sutton The Honorable The Honorable Randal L. Schecter Mary Ann Morgan Claire E. Winold R. B. McKibben Robert K. Senior Marilyn K. Morris Joseph A. Bulone CLASS OF 1988 Dorothy Kirkland Burk Louis K. Nicholas, II Lieutenant Colonel D. Lorraine P. Nertney Bruce B. Childers Judy Rice Goldman David Sessions Professor Jane Boyd Ohlin Alumni: 167 C. John Christensen Robert M. Richter M. David Shapiro Stephan A. Pendorf Number of Donors: 46 Dr. Sue C. Collins Michael D. Ridenour The Honorable Joyce M. Raidle Participation: 27.54% Hala A. Sandridge Elijah Smiley James P. Rhea

12 FLORIDA STATE LAW *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2013-2014 Thomas L. Abrams* Angela B. Green Cheng-Shou Wang Timothy D. Wolf John A. Dickson Major Frank K. Anderson, Jr. Colonel Steven P. Hester The Honorable Victor J. Zambetti Terrie S. Didier Linda A. Bailey Kathryn B. Hoeck Samantha L. Ward Kenneth W. Donnelly Alexander D. Barker Cindy H. Horne Lori A. Willner CLASS OF 1992 Deborah M. Doyle Leander D. Barnhill Chet Kaufman Alumni: 166 Laura J. Ericson CLASS OF 1991 D. A. Bass-Frazier Gretchen K. Klayman Number of Donors: 50 The Honorable L. Robert Bourgeois Dr. Arthur H. Lester Alumni: 244 Participation: 30.12% Ronald W. Flury E. Tyron Brown Myrtice S. Lester Number of Donors: 56 Gwendolyn P. Adkins Debra L. Foote Jason B. Burnett* David J. Marsh Participation: 22.95% Marjorie Conner Allen Laverne Lewis Gaskins* Patrick L. Butler Pamela A. Martin Bret S. Anderson Alexander Alvarez Justin W. George Christopher P. Canova Jack C. McElroy The Honorable Michael P. Bruyere John M. Hayes Reverend Matthew M. Pablo Meles Michael F. Andrews Kerey Carpenter* M. Hope Keating Carter, II Daniel F. O’Shea Anonymous Rafael A. Centurion The Honorable Charles L. Cooper, Jr.* Georgette Panagotacos The Honorable Joseph Cerino Lorraine M. Kelly Stephen S. Dobson, III W. Scott Patterson Nina N. Ashenafi Kelly Cheary Professor Hugh M. Lee Rosemary B. Eure Michael P. Petrovich Richardson Richard E. Coates Ann T. Marshall Michael R. Fabec Cecile I. Piverotto Lisa J. Augspurger David S. Cohen Patrick P. F. Martin Loren L. Gold Mark Ragusa Paul R. Berg Kelly A. Cruz-Brown Professor Patricia A. Jorge M. Guarch, Jr. John A. Rogers, Jr. Gene S. Boger Mary Ellen Davis Matthews David D. Hallock, Jr. Stephen R. Senn Yvonne S. Breece Anthony D. Demma, Jr. Dr. Eucharia E. Nnadi The Honorable The Honorable Kathleen L. Brennan Maureen A. Eggert Kara Tollett Oakley Cynthia Imperato Elizabeth A. Senterfitt Kathleen M. Calcutt Sheila L. Erstling Jonathan M. Pavsner The Honorable Sam J. Smith J. Steven Carter Enrique G. Estevez, Ph.D. Carl R. Peterson, Jr. Michael W. Jackson Susan T. Spradley Representative Katherine Eddie D. Evans Bruce D. Platt David M. Jeffries Robin L. Suarez Castor Manuel A. Fernandez Donnette A. Reid James G. Kontos Philip J. Sypula Kristin M. Conroy Yeline Goin Williams Carrie K. Kroll Elizabeth A. Teegen Aimee La Buy Crane John A. Grant Robert H. Rigsby, Jr. Kevin P. Markey Glenda L. Thornton Janice Joy Dahl Blake S. Hayward Cynthia Brennan Ryan Michael C. Markham Kevin J. Vander Kolk Kristen L. Davenport Mark D. Hobson Joseph B. Schimmel Jack K. McMullen Lisa E. Scotten CLASS OF 1990 Ramon de la Cabada Kimberly D. Holladay Wellington H. Meffert, II Jorge I. G. del Valle Dalana W. Johnson David R. Slaton John L. Milla Alumni: 166 Stacey P. Dougan Denise Johnson Barbara R. Smith* Teresa M. Milla Number of Donors: 38 Ferman M. Fernandez Frederick R. Jorgenson JoAnn Marie Stalcup John P. Moneyham Participation: 22.89% William L. Grant Mark E. Kaplan Susan L. Stephens Richard W. Moore The Honorable Donna Kay Hanes Fred E. Karlinsky* Mary Catherine Stewart Cathleen E. O’Dowd Faye L. Allen Gail Scott Hill The Honorable Mark S. Thomas Gordon H. Palmer Tadeusz A. Borowski, Jr. Clemente Jose Inclan Patricia A. Kinsey Alexander H. Twedt Charlotte E. Parsons Crystal T. Broughan William T. Jackson J. Mark Langdon Bruce I. Wiener Patrick J. Phelan, Jr. Patrick B. Calcutt Joanne B. Lambert Robert F. Mallett Wendy R. Wiener K. Francesca Plendl Diana W. Caldwell Stefan R. Latorre Colonel Peter R. CLASS OF 1994 Kathryn E. Price David M. Corry William R. Lewis Marksteiner Anita C. Pryor Arnold B. Corsmeier Thomas I. Mayton, Jr. Glen A. McClary Alumni: 164 Pamela M. Rauch Robert C. Downie, II Steven P. McDonald Mari H. McCully Number of Donors: 32 Tod W. Read Jason B. Dubow Donna Canzano McNulty Avery D. McKnight* Participation: 19.51% Harold A. Saul Todd D. Eaton Mark H. Muller Andrea J. Moreland Anonymous The Honorable John H. Foote Craig A. Mundy Lisa B. Noroian C. Graham Carothers, Jr. Cathy M. Sellers Enrico G. Gonzalez Susan G. O’Halloran Sharon L. Ray Captain Jean-Jacques The Honorable Donald R. Henderson Cheryl Parker Rose D’Ann Read Darius Jan Shackelford Roland W. Kiehn Elizabeth J. Partington Tance E. Roberts Kurt E. Decker Denise M. Smith Karen M. Kinney Robert E. Pinder Alan W. Roddy Charles F. Dudley Richard S. Thompson, Jr. John T. LaVia, III Edwin M. Quinones- Ryan C. Rodems Christopher M. Fitzpatrick CLASS OF 1989 Leon J. McCombs, II Seneriz Philip A. Sandon Teresa S. Fitzpatrick E. Murray Moore, Jr. Rhona F. Reynolds Salesia V. Smith-Gordon, David M. Frank Alumni: 156 Randall P. Mueller The Honorable R.Ph. Christina Diaz Gonzalez Number of Donors: 41 Joseph L. Najmy L. Clayton Roberts Leslei G. Street Herbert D. Haughton Participation: 26.28% Markus Nolff Brett A. Rogers The Honorable Alejandro P. Joya Alan Abramowitz Bridget L. O’Ryan Sherri Fuhrer Rogers Keith F. White Russell S. Kent Jodi L. Abramowitz Bruce D. Partington Vikki R. Shirley Miriam S. Wilkinson Robert F. Kohlman Marianne Lloyd Aho Marvin P. Pastel, II The Honorable Francis T. Williams Teresa A. Kramer John C. Bachman John F. Pauly, Jr. John K. Stargel R. Scheffel Wright Laurie Mack-Wagner Captain Terence H. Brown Mary Beth Perry Sally Still Sheryl S. Zust Elizabeth J. Maykut Lourdes M. Calvo- Samuel P. Queirolo Stephen C. Stokes Michael K. McCormick Paquette Ricardo A. Reyes Richard M. Summa CLASS OF 1993 Shannon H. McFee Susan M. Casajuana Rosemarie L. Rinaldi Tony A. Turner Alumni: 195 Bruce R. Meeks Karen A. Childers Alicia J. Schumacher* J. Jeffry Wahlen, Esq Number of Donors: 38 Travis L. Miller Leonard J. Dietzen, III Sharon C. St. Clair John E. White Participation: 19.49% Austin B. Neal Alexander S. Douglas, II Thomas G. Thomas William F. Whitson Laura E. Anthony Rebecca A. O’Hara Walter E. Forehand David S. Tobin D. Keith Wickenden Summer M. Barranco Sean Pittman* Michael Gibson Michael C. Tyson R. Mark Williamson* The Honorable Lacey Powell Clark Abel Gomez Laura L. Vaughan William B. Willingham Wendy W. Berger Michael A. Puchades

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Linda K. Reel Tirso M. Carreja, Jr. Elizabeth E. Thomas Garnett W. Chisenhall, Jr. Anthony B. Miller Captain Alan S. Richard Ronald A. Christaldi John A. Tomasino Virginia C. Dailey Mindy L. Miller* Tricia A. Spivey Dana Crosby Collier Allison M. Tringas Joseph C. D’Annunzio Dion J. Moniz John Marc Tamayo Justin R. Crum Dwayne E. Williams Angela C. Desmond John A. Moore Damian C. Taylor Elizabeth C. Daley Elizabeth C. Williamson Gustavo A. Fernandez Jason R. Mosley Shira R. Thomas Karla D. Ellis Richard F. Woodford, Jr. Felipe Frias Patricia A. Nelson The Honorable Nicole A. Fable-Wright James H. Wyman* Christina M. Galindo- Amy J. Ohnstad Suzanne S. Van Wyk Robert E. Faigin Walsh Robert M. Pautienus, III Teresa M. Frazier CLASS OF 1998 Michael W. Haber Amy J. Pitsch CLASS OF 1995 Mitchell R. Golden Alumni: 220 Robert H. Hosay Rachel M. Port Alumni: 218 Lawrence D. Hadden Number of Donors: 42 Charles W. Inman Alicia Westhoff Reid Number of Donors: 42 JoLinda L. Herring* Participation: 19.09% Amy H. Johnson Mark C. Reid Participation: 19.27% Sue E. Jenkins Kurtis T. Bauerle Eric J. Kaidanow Francis P. Roche, Jr. Robert A. Bass Edmond E. Koester Lilia R. Bell Lieutenant Colonel Douglas B. Rohan John W. Bencivenga Jason D. Lazarus Charles Woods Callahan, III John L. Kiel, Jr. Rudolph C. Shepard Lisa Norris Bernau Malinda R. Lugo Colonel Karen H. Carlisle Markenzy Lapointe* Matthew A. Smith Cecilia F. Birk Michael Mandeville G. Todd Cottrill Richard P. Lawson Julia R. Sotolongo Edward L. Birk Michael A. Martinez Sean B. Cronin Jennifer T. McLean Major Isaac C. Spragg Steven V. Blount Jorge A. Mestre Evelyn Fletcher Davis Neil B. Mooney Michael B. Stein George W. Boring, III W. Scott Newbern Kasandra L. Derry Isabel L. Nogues Wendy J. Stein David S. Brecher Jorge L. Piedra Kalinthia R. Dillard Helen P. Palladeno Dustin S. Stephenson Joan Stefanec Briggs Emilia A. Quesada Alberto L. Dominguez Ian E. Pate William A. Stetson, IV Angela C. Cabassa Pablo S. Quesada Laura J. Donaldson Jason M. Peery George H. Stopp, Jr. L. Antonio Cabassa Leo G. Rydzewski Jere L. Earlywine Kenneth D. Pratt Francisco Touron, III* Camille M. Coke Lanitra S. Sanchez-Moore Carolyn A. Egan Leron E. Rogers Bart R. Valdes* Benjamin L. Crump Scott A. Tavolieri Robin R. Gault Major Brian J. Rooney Jeremy M. Walker Alberto L. De Rojas John E. Thomas John A. Ghio Raul E. Salas William L. Whitesell Manuel J. Dominguez Deborah R. Tracy H. Timothy Gillis Victor F. Saymo Nicole P. Wishart Linda Bond Edwards* Julie M. Zola Marcos R. Gonzalez* Michael W. Schmid Amy Voigt Xenofos Alicia M. Smith Maurice D. Evans CLASS OF 1997 Hilary High CLASS OF 2001 Ryan M. Garrett Kelly R. High Byron C. Starcher Geoffrey Daniel Geist Alumni: 191 Melissa R. Hourihan Damian E. Thomas Alumni: 221 Kenneth S. Gluckman Number of Donors: 40 Lauren P. Kohl Gerald C. Thomas Number of Donors: 40 Edward M. Koch Participation: 20.94% Rebecca Mercier-Vargas* Matthew D. Weidner Participation: 18.10% Heather F. Lindsay Alisha R. Alfonso Bert J. Millis Allan E. Wulbern Jeffrey T. Bankowitz Leenette W. McMillan Patricia Nance Annunziato Steven M. Millsap CLASS OF 2000 Kristy K. Branch Banks Curtis S. Pajcic James A. Boatman, Jr. Jason W. Owsley Leslie E. Bryson Bryan T. Pugh Jason E. Campbell Anthony J. Paviglianiti Alumni: 214 Mark A. Buckles David E. Ramba Diane G. Cassaro The Honorable Number of Donors: 56 Carlos J. Canino* The Honorable Nondas M. Davis Heather Pinder Participation: 26.17% Robert D. Clarke Stephanie W. Ray Conal F. Doyle Rodriguez Yulric Abercrombie Linda H. Dodson Kimberly Redmon-Jones Tracey L. Ellerson Senior Vice President Joan Humphrey Anderson Eileen D. Fernandez The Honorable James Fasig Patrick R. Ray, Jr. Anonymous Kathy S. Gatzlaff John K. Renke, III Gregory W. Files Lt. Com. Michael R. Lourdes Bernal-Dixon* A. Anthony Giovanoli Gary A. Roberts Angela D. Flaherty Reiter, Ret. Robin D. Black Charles W. Griggers Diego Rodriguez Mark T. Flaherty Ivy M. Rollins Jorge Chamizo Terri J. Harlan Shannon Hartsfield Anne Marie Frazee William F. Sharpe Rochelle Birnbaum Kristie L. Hatcher-Bolin Salimone Christina P. Gillam Paige E. Shoemaker Chiocca* Jason C. Hill Marlene Sallo W. Braxton Gillam, IV Mitchell L. Silverman Sean T. Desmond A. Mauricio Hued Professor Phyllis C. Smith April E. Haughey Scott B. Smith The Honorable Elmer C. Ignacio* Julie S. Sneed Roger J. Haughey, II E. Lamar Taylor Darlene F. Dickey Christi A. Lawson Jacqueline B. Steele Lynn C. Hearn Ari I. Telisman Philip W. Edwards Jesse H. Little Meredith Trammell William H. Hollimon Lyyli M. Van Whittle Tiffany Eggers Jezabel Llorente Lillian A. Vitagliano-Baum Pamela Haddock Klavon Roberto M. Vargas Jody L. Finklea Representative Marcelo Ivan D. Voronec Usha Maharajh Daniel R. Vega Philip A. Fowler Llorente Nancy Mason Wallace Commander Anthony J. James P. Waczewski David M. Gagnon Kyle V. Mitchell Michael A. Wasylik Mazzeo Joseph J. Ward Shawn P. Goletz John D. Neumann Phyllis R. Williams Mary Claire Miller Matthew R. Willard Octavio Gomez Kevin M. O’Brien* Jeanne M. Murray Michael G. Haire, Jr. Thomas N. Palermo CLASS OF 1996 Preston O. Odom, III CLASS OF 1999 Craig B. Hewitt, II David N. Perry Alumni: 181 Michelle R. O’Lear Alumni: 197 Heidi L. Hobbs Timothy J. Perry Number of Donors: 34 Peter Papagianakis Number of Donors: 39 Steven K. Johnson Teresa N. Phillips Participation: 18.78% Amie H. Remington Participation: 19.80% Caroline Johnson Levine Christopher B. Roe Terrance L. Ashanta- Scott A. Remington Toyin K. Aina-Hargrett Talley L. Kaleko Nicolle M. Shalley Barker Michael R. Ross Patricia M. Allen Bruce E. Kuhse Karusha Y. Sharpe* Jennifer R. Beltz Corey J. Smith John L. Bischof Joseph C. Timothy Lewis Michael A. Sjuggerud Brett J. Berlin The Honorable Philip J. Braun Leah L. Marino Natalie F. Smith Tanya L. Bower* Charles P. Sniffen John T. Burnett Lauren R. McLeroy Deborah B. Stern Mindy L. Carreja Michael G. Stofer Ganesh L. Chatani J. Bart McNiel Graham H. Todd

14 FLORIDA STATE LAW *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2013-2014 Allison E. Turnbull Evgenia M. Waczewski Alexis Mead Walker Christopher B. Walters Scott J. Welner C. Erica White CLASS OF 2002 Alumni: 221 Number of Donors: 51 Participation: 23.08% Heather White Beato Georgia A. Cappleman Timothy L. Conlon Harmony A. Conti Bodurtha William C. Cooper Robert M. Cox Jeanne B. Curtin* Timothy E. Dennis Sean M. Ellis Erika B. Engelson Floyd B. Faglie Jessica M. Felix Matthew L. Felix Leonard S. Feula Vinette D. Godelia Julie C. Griffiths Wendell B. Hays CLASS OF 2003 Pam E. Hudson Noelle M. Melanson Christopher S. Branton Seth E. Miller Allison P. Hunter Alumni: 252 Jonathon S. Miller Jennifer B. Branton Luke Newman J. Blake Hunter Number of Donors: 65 Sarah Ball Miller Courtney S. Brogan Lisa S. Nobo Aaron V. Johnson Participation: 25.79% Patrick T. Neil Brandon G. Cathey* Rafael J. Nobo, III Jason K. Kellogg* Lieutenant Colonel Christopher B. Norris James R. Caves, III Daniel C. Norris Russell A. Korn Kristin L. Ader Janna S. Nugent Carolyn J. Chinn Michael S. Oback Leslie Lasseigne Ladner Anonymous Courtney M. O’Brien* Min K. Cho Seth A. Pajcic Nhan T. Lee Frederick L. Aschauer, Jr. Syed M. Qadri James G. Clark Ryan K. Parker Robert S. Mactavish Shirley L. Bates Amy Quintana Brian J. Cross* Daniel T. Pascale Richard H. Martin Benjamin B Bush Amanda H. Rapp Paul Daragjati Theresa B. Proctor Carlos E. Moore* John T. Cardillo, Jr. Stephen J. Rapp Thomas A. David Eduardo J. Rivera Walter E. Narramore, II Thomas L. Colter Roxanne Rehm Michelle R. Dennard Calvin R. Robinson Cian G. O’Brien Faye L. Cuevas Robert L. Rogers, III Marcy B. Waters Desantis Kara Decker Rogers Barbara O’Horo-Benton Clay A. Deatherage Gigi Rollini Jennifer R. Dixon* Keith J. Rosa Mary L. Pankowski J. McClung Durant, Jr. Tara S. Rosenblum Christopher L. Dunham Amy Ruiz Wilford A. Payne, III Erik R. Fenniman Steve D. Santiago Robert L. Ehrhardt Maggie M. Schultz Tommie D. Pearson Angela Smith Fortier Howard L. Scholl Audrey J. Ehrhardt Bridget Kellogg Smitha Thomas A. Range Christian M. Givens Shannon Domeier Donald C. Freeman Peter J. Sweeney, Jr. Shannon Callaghan Reese James F. Goldsmith Sumerlin David C. Gadd Julie Connolly Wall Patrick J. Rengstl* Kristina M. Gratzick Professor Charlee M. Genevieve Hall Brian J. Zickefoose Joseph O. Reosti Wilson Green, IV Taylor* Sarah R. Hamilton Brent T. Zimmerman Nadia J. Taylor Shenika LaTia Harris Brandon R. Scheele April L. Hammonds CLASS OF 2005 Amy W. Schrader Alice F. Harris Andrew E. Thomas Justin K. Holcombe Matthew D. Schultz James R. Harris Tara Van Rooy Assistant Dean Janeia Alumni: 273 Luke G. Sherlock, III Walter J. Havers, Jr. Joseph J. Van Rooy Daniels Ingram* Number of Donors: 85 Christopher J. Shipley Quinn A. Henderson Stephanie C. Webster Catherine J. Jones Participation: 31.14% Lieutenant Colonel Jon J. Hernan Joshua G. White Alejandro E. Jordan* Dr. Barbara Demby Christopher J. Brian D. Hudson Michael L. Wiener David A. Kaplan Abrams Thielemann Bridgette M. Jensen Michael S. Willard Cassandra Rosas Kellogg Anonymous Kenneth C. Thomas, Jr. Darwin F. Johnson Stuart F. Williams Laura E. Ketcham Anonymous Molly E. Thomas Danielle J. Kelley Jeffrey H. Wood Kelly M. Klein Matthew B. Baggett William Keith Knight Melissa VanSickle Kyle L. Kemper CLASS OF 2004 Frank T. Bayuk Jackquelynne J. Walden Eric M. Knopp Kelly Parsons Kwiatek Lora L. Bedford W. Timothy Weekley Owen L. Kohler Alumni: 203 Melody S. Lankford Richard M. Benham Michael L. Wenger Peter A. Lagonowicz Number of Donors: 66 Jason E. Lesser David A. Beyer Joel C. Wilson Daniel W. Langley Participation: 32.51% Leandro E. Lissa Jed N. Bhuta Atheseus R. Lockhart Manuel A. Arisso Danica L. Little M. Lynwood Bishop John G. Maus, Jr. J. Rhiannon Arnold Edward A. Lopez Michael J. Bonfanti Morgan T. McDonald Gloria V. Baez Edward W. Luczynski, III Rebecca B. Bonfanti Andrew E. McGraw Cristina I. Blunt Matthew H. Mears Jaclyn P. Bralower Steven R. Medendorp Dana R. Blunt Luis Menendez-Aponte Brianna R. Burnell

2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT 15 *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2013-2014 ALL ALUMNI AND STUDENT DONORS BY CLASS

Tiffany L. Burton Christy A. Yonta Amanda M. Sampaio Brandon S. Fuller Travis D. Watson Kara L. Cannizzaro Laura M. Youmans Amelia A. Savage Doris C. Galindo Benjamin A. Webster Nathan D. Chapman Luke C. Savage Eric S. Gardner, Jr. D. B. Wilder David W. Childs CLASS OF 2006 Rick A. Savage Rachelle-Marie Gentner CLASS OF 2008 Douglas G. Christy Alumni: 243 Erik L. Sayler Tyler L. Gray Dustin L. Clark Number of Donors: 92 Matthew S. Scanlan Keith A. Halpern Alumni: 311 Scott C. Cochran Participation: 37.86% Adam G. Schwartz Roland A. Hermida, II Number of Donors: 120 Joseph R. Coker Clay B. Adkinson Ryan M. Scully Brandon J. Hill Participation: 37.94% David H. Echavarria Brice L. Aikens Christine N. Senne Dustin S. Hunter Joshua E. Adams Captain Robert M. Elliott Richard H. Albritton, III Jennifer L. Shelfer Thomas M. Hutton Alisia M. Adamson Jason S. Feder Susan Herrada Alison Melanie Shoemaker D. Ty Jackson Benjamin L. Alexander Brian S. Fettig Amanda L. Anderson Griffin* Rachael P. Kaiman Shaun N. Amarnani Tor J. Friedman* Anonymous Jessica L. Slatten Daron M. Kaye-Thomas Tat-lin Angus John B. Fuller, III Adam L. Bantner, II Kareem J. Spratling* Joshua J. Kenny Anonymous Leslie D. Gaines James T. Burton George A. Stainback Barbara J. Leach* Anonymous R. Andrew George Miguel J. Chamorro Jonathan A. Stimler Kun-fang Lee David Arthmann Amy M. Graham Alice B. Copek Rouselle A. Sutton Carrie M. Leontitsis Edward R. Atkinson Justin B. Green Thomas A. Crabb Carol J. Taylor* Francis S. Leontitsis Joshua D. Aubuchon Robert Jordan Green Stephen B. Davis Joshua Taylor Jami Lewis Aaron S. Baghdadi Stephen K. Hachey Arielle H. Demby-Berger Marc V. Thomes J. Ryan Mahler Matthew R. Bernier Captain Joseph N. Hill Shannon L. Doheny Lindsay Carter Tidwell Michael J. Makdisi Jose A. Blanco Terry L. Hill* Erin M. Duncan Kenneth P. Tinkham Major Nicholas A. Martz Samuel Mark Borowski Amber J. Hines Shakila Faqeeri Christopher A. Tomlinson David W. McCrea Nathaniel D. Boyles Christine D. Hoke Jacob D. Flentke F. Joseph Ullo, Jr. Michael J. McKeon Jason Bravo Jarrad C. Holst Julia Breslin Foster Jason A. Watson Ian R. McKillop Adrian R. Bridges Lori L. Jobe Blaise N. Gamba Jennifer McCoy Watson Jennifer N. Menendez- Dana N. Brooks Thomas A. Kay George A. Glenn Ryan M. Watson Kotch Jonathan Brozyna Cameron M. Kennedy Kellie Symons Hall Bonnie A. Wilmot Michele R. Miller Christopher R. Bruce Kristopher J. Kest Jeffrey S. Hammer Rachic A. Wilson Starlett M. Miller Brandon R. Burg Erick D. Langenbrunner Melly Northcutt Hammer Sara G. Witmeyer Conti J. Moore Jeffrey I. Burry Joo Taek Lee Mark L. Hansen John J. Wolfel, Jr. Allison B. Moscato William J. Cantrell Brian A. Leung Bartholomew M. Motes Renee C. Harkins CLASS OF 2007 Stephanie B. Carman Matthew D. Liebenhaut James F. Hartman Kim Y. Nguyen Lynda E. Carter Oscar J. Locklin Douglas J. Helling Alumni: 229 Patsy J. Palmer Anthony Chiarello Kerry Louderback-Wood Jessica J. Holberton Number of Donors: 103 Jonathan J. Paul Laura E. Chilcutt Adrienne C. Love Thomas L. Hunker Participation: 44.98% Aaron J. Peacock Erin B. Christy Jedediah A. Main Saqib Ishaq Eric T. Abrahamsen Celeste N. Perrino Jeremy K. Cloud Bradley L. Milkwick Robyn Blank Jackson Captain Miguel R. Acosta Joyce S. Pickles Jami A. Coleman Katrina Meixner Miller Alison A. Kerestes David F. Anderson Matthew S. Pila Miriam R. Coles Dina S. Munasifi Moin H. Khan Anonymous Brian S. Pita Andrew J. Collinson Lynette Norr Kristina N. Klein* Anonymous Maureen A. Walterbach Melanie S. Collinson Emily J. Norton Lydia Labar James J. Argento Redeker Jessica E. Conte Joseph D. Ort Courtney B. Land Arthur S. Barksdale, IV Brett R. Renton Gabriel B. Crafton Scott A. Padgett Christine K. Lane David R. Bear Megan K. Reynolds Hugo S. deBeaubien Seam Park Christopher S. Linde Gregory R. Bel Brennan M. Rittenhouse Darrin L. Dest Christine I. Parrish Jennifer K. Little Maite C. Bisigni Francis M. S. Roberts Diane G. Dewolf Breton H. Permesly John M. Lockwood Tandy T. Blackburn Brynna J. Ross Seth S. Diamond Justin S. Peterson Abigail London-Vail Karlyn H. Boler Deborah E. Schander Jennifer A. Donahue Pavlina S. Petrova Shachi K. Mankodi W. Troy Bouk Darby Kerrigan Scott Angel Eason Timothy R. Qualls Anne-Marie Martinez Joe D. Briggs Mark A. Scott Brandy E. Elliott Adam K. Raschke* Peter B. McKernan N. Alexander Burkett Dyal Singh Richard E. Englebright, Jr. Erin M. Raschke* Yolanda McKoy-Mott Jeffrey L. Burns Brian D. Sites Liza E. Faw Karen N. Reschly Megan M. Menagh Kathleen A. Cavanagh Timothy H. Snyder Jillian L. Feltham Ty G. Roofner Charles F. Mills, III Brandon A. Coate Angela Soety Kara A. Fenlon Seth I. Rubin Mandy R. O’Callaghan Christopher R. Conley Andrew D. St. Clair LaDawna S. Fleckenstein Richard C. Schiffer Damien A. Orato James B. Countess Charles J. Stafford Christy L. Fountain Carly J. Schrader Allison R. Oyler Ryan C. Cox Andrew J. Steif Shalisa M. Francis Lisa C. Scoles James L. Paisley Dakota M. Davis Jason R. Struble C. Ian Garland Brian M. Showman Sarah A. Pape Sara F. Davis Winston A. Taitt Benjamin J. Gibson Robert J. Simcox, III Emily B. Peebles Justin L. Dees Jeffrey M. Tharp Mark E. Gordon Ronald C. Smith E. Victoria Penny Steven G. Dell, II Virginia E. Tharp Kevin W. Gotfredson Major Phylisha Robinson Raul L. Perez Eric W. Deming James H. Thomas Jonathan D. Grabb South Jonathan D. Perry Katy H. Donlan Lori M. Thompson Michael G. Green, II Winter E. Spires-Belford Navin A. Ramnath Scott J. Edwards Representative Carlos Julianna E. Groot Phillip H. Taylor* Ronald L. Roodhouse Michael P. Elchenko, II Trujillo Gilbert F. Hain Stephen H. Thomas, Jr. Jared M. Ross Jeffrey S. Elkins Ryan T. Walker Malinda A. Hain Michael A. Usry Zachary L. Ross Tyler B. Everett* Mary J. Walter Robert M. Hammers Jason E. Vail Nancy Rothstein Jonathan A. Feltham, II Caroline E. Ware Kristin E. Harden C. Brent Wardrop Laura A. Rushin Tracy L. Forgue Gregory L. Warner Marshall R. Hart Edward W. Wood Sasha A. Watson

16 FLORIDA STATE LAW *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2013-2014 Matthew J. Hogan Anonymous Erica F. O’Brien Nicolette L. Davis Aaron P. Sheklin Christopher P. Hull Anonymous David R. Osborne Moses R. Dewitt Roary Snider Ruth H. Jackson Lee Hugo L. Apellaniz Peter C. Overstreet Daniel L. Diaz-Balart Miriam R. Sowinski Stephen L. Johnson Marlo K. Arnold Neil B. Paradise Jessica M. Dobbins Stephen A. Spaid Margarita R. Jones Anne H. Arsenault Jeffery L. Patenaude David R. DuFlo Benjamin Sperry Lacey E. Kantor Ari S. Bargil Lieutenant Abby Robinson Dyal Kaitlyn Bagnato Statile Jonah D. Kaplan Jesse S. Bennett Jonathan C. Perry Nicholas Dyal Jacek Stramski William P. Keith Matthew L. Beville Gennifer B. Powell James R. Edmonson Christon R. Tanner Brent J. Kelleher Daniel R. Blundy Martin F. Powell Ty P. Eppsteiner Laura L. Tanner Ethan Kim Larissa M. Bodniowycz Robert J. Powell Andrew G. Fay Travis R. Thompson Michael G. Kissner Michael M. Brownlee Jason M. Renner Andrew Fier John J. Truitt Susan J. Kutkiewicz Paetra T. Brownlee Kristen D. Renner Lindsay Galloway Nicole Vouvalis James G. Lane Thomas H. Campbell Claude D. Revels, III Andrew B. Greenlee Emily B. Whelchel Nicole E. Langston Jonathan F. Carr Sarah C. Rodriguez Stephanie A. Griffin Matthew Whiddon Lisa Larmond John M. Cary Patrick R. Ruttinger Andrew J. Grogan Brandon W. White Simonne M. Lawrence Sean M. Clayton Casey M. Rychlik Lindsay A. Grogan Ashley Ortagus Wilson Jared M. Lee Brandon S. Cline Carlos L. Santi Ryan Gurson Cheryl L. Wolf Rhys P. Leonard Gabriel A. Costa William R. Sickler Jennifer Gutai Brittany B. Woodruff Robin H. Levy Shane T. Costello Peter W. Simon Brian T. Guthrie Paden E. Woodruff, IV Thomas E. Lewis, Jr. Sean M. Crocker Nicholas F. Smith Jason D. Hall Jacob R. Marshall John Dorris Christen L. Spake Kristen A. Y. Hanna CLASS OF 2011 Benjamin J. Mayer Patrick V. Douglas Larry D. Spencer Gabriel M. Hartsell Alumni: 254 Mindy A. McLester James R. Douglass, III Jessica Y. Stewart Zachary D. Herman Number of Donors: 110 Captain Micah C. Jason Epstein S. Christopher Tajer Steven M. Hogan Participation: 43.31% McMillan Howard Fox Ramona H. Thomas Jamie B. Horne Lauren M. Aguilar-Vidales Gourav N. Mukherjee Mark Friesen Ashley West Thompson Richard E. Huff, Jr. Matthew J. Allman William R. Musgrove Brian M. Giddings Michael J. Tomkiewicz W. Jordan Jones Alexander J. Anderson Noah H. Nadler David J. Gillis Heather N. Tyndall-Best Patrick R. Jules Anonymous Alan C. Nash* Matthew T. Girardi Lindsay A. Voirin Kara Jursinski Anonymous Gregory M. Noonan Michael A. Giraud Ambar J. Vyas Kerrington L. Kiner Jason C. Arnold Rachel E. Nordby* Dana J. Gizzi Reid M. Wakefield Ashley R. Kirkham Christina A. Arzillo Malia Phillips-Lee Brandon T. Glanz Sandra Brooks Wallace Gabrielle E. Klepper Jay J. Athey Stephanie Pidermann Jason N. Goldman Megan M. Warren Michael A. Kolcun, Jr. Timothy B. Baker Zachary W. Procter David J. Guerrieri, Jr. Karlie C. Webb Rene M. Larkin Patrick S. Bennett Joseph C. Proulx Lee P. Gutschenritter David J. Weiss Paul S. Lawler Efren E. Blackledge Michael S. Provenzale David F. Habell Bradley F. White Robert Leite-Young Lauren E. Bobek* Wilhelmina V. Randtke William D. Hall, III* Jeffrey J. Wilcox Melissa Sale Leonard Scott S. Boddery Eric L. Reichenberger Mark S. Hanor Sherria D. Williams Joel N. Leppard Patrick M. Boland Eric M. Reinarman Susan T. Harbin Matthew A. Zolnor B. Cooper Lord Daniel S. Brackett George S. Reynolds, IV Samuel N. Harden Michael T. Maguire CLASS OF 2010 Jacob A. Brainard Karen E. Sandrik Joseline J. Hardrick Michael W. Magyar Dillon Brozyna Robert M. Scott Malinda L. Hayes Alumni: 273 Bonnie A. Malloy Christopher F. Busch Scott J. Seagle Georgia E. Higgins Number of Donors: 115 Nicholas R. Manzoli Brett M. Carey Kenneth N. Shaw John E. Hillert Participation: 42.12% Justin T. Marshall Kathryn E. Crandall Wesley D. Sherman Victor D. Holder Francisco Albites Meryl M. Mathews Teresa F. Cummings Danielle A. Sherriff Brennan Keeler Affan Ali Conor J. McLaughlin Christian Perrin Cutillo Hamilton B. Spraggins Jana L. Keenan Matthew J. Allord Bradley R. McVay Lauren B. Davis Fraerly A. Symphorien- Jessica N. Kennedy Kevin R. Alvarez Nicki A. Mohr Sharee L. Davis Saavedra* Nathaniel W. Kennedy Crystal D. Anderson Michelle M. Morton Tessa R. Davis Captain Steven P. Amanda N. Kespohl Anonymous Danielle M. Murray Jacqueline M. Davison Szymanski Cheryl D. Kluwe Anonymous Steven D. Muscatello* Laura M. Dennis Sarah R. Taitt Lauren K. Knight Anonymous Sidney Noyes Carolyn Q. DeVita Stephanie J. Tanada Lucas S. Lanasa Anonymous Nathan J. Paulich Rafael A. Diaz Christina Y. Taylor Alyssa S. Lathrop Anonymous Weston L. Petkovsek Krista A. Dolan Adam R. Teichler James Whitfield Lee, III William B. Armistead Damon C. Pichoff Vladimir DuBovis Shaina H. Thorpe Gareth G. Leonard Faudia A. Bacchus Hillary M. Powell Stephanie T. Duskie Maria D. Torsney Joshua E. Lopez Alvan Balent, Jr. Jessica E. Pulsifer Anton K. Dyer Rebecca P. Tulipan Ryan J. Lukson Ana M. Barton Alexander G. Pyrros David J. Erdmann Rachel E. VanHorn Andrew J. Lutostanski Lisa M. Bemboom Michael J. Quinn Christina L. Feyen Tina A. Webster Jennifer M. Lutzke Gregory Black* Jacquelyn Redmond Kevin A. Forsthoefel Ryan B. Witte Elias M. Mahshie Bradley G. Bodiford Michael D. Redondo Captain Vernisha N. Foster Ellen Wolfgang Ashley P. Mayer Kristin N. Boutchyard Yesenia F. Rey David P. Fraser C. Preston McLane Sheryl D. Rosen CLASS OF 2009 Christa E. Pletcher Burger Megan L. Frederickson W. Brent McNeal Jessamy G. Cauthen Jerry L. Rumph Christopher A. Gaj Alumni: 261 Melissa B. Murphy Stacy M. Cleveland Gregory Salnick Jessica D. Gallegos Number of Donors: 111 Kelli A. Murray Christopher R. Cooper Stephania C. Sanon John S. Gibbs, III Participation: 42.53% Mario Musil Satu A. Correa Zackery Scharlepp Eric S. Giunta T. Bennett Acuff Eric M. Neiberger Kevin P. Corrigan Danielle N. Schneider Christin F. Gonzalez Anonymous Elizabeth W. Neiberger Jacob T. Cremer Catharine Schoenecker Ashley S. Grant Anonymous Jo-Anna M. Nieves Terin M. Barbas Cremer Margaret Seward Itasca M. Greagor

2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT 17 *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2013-2014 ALL ALUMNI AND STUDENT DONORS BY CLASS

Richard B. Harb Charles J. Abrams Alexandra N. Haddad* Adam D. Santana Elizabeth Firestone Jessica Schuh Harmsen Jacob Abrams Genevieve C. Harper Judson M. Searcy Michael A. Flegiel Ashley P. Hayes Nicole A. Allen David A. Hayes Amanda K. Smith Nicholas A. Fox* Whitney R. Hays Jared D. Andersen Alison M. Hengesbach Andrew W. Smith J. Wes Gay Angela Renee Hensel Sean J. Anderson Daniela K. Hogue Daniel R. Smith Gregory A. Gidus Adam G. Hill Anonymous Andrew E. Holway Jonathan Smulevich Aaron R. Gott Nathan W. Hill Gabriella Armas Luciana Hornung Tamara R. St. Hilaire Matthew B. Hale Rachel L. Hill Andrew J. Atchison* Sara N. Huff Matthew D. Stefany Tammy L. Hammack Meredith C. Hinshelwood Tiffany N. Barz Sam H. Jabr Kimberly D. Stephenson Sara C. Hassler Jason C. Holley Christian J. Bax Caitlin L. Jenkins Richard T. Strickland Jessica K. Helms Jaeson W. Homola Bryan L. Baysinger Richard C. Kearley, III Sara A. Strickland Hunter J. Hendrix Corey R. M. Huffman Lori A. Beail-Farkas Kathryn M. Kelly Michael J. Titus Travis D. Hendry Cullan E. D. Jones Christopher J. Beardslee Natalie N. Kirbo Jacquelyn A. Turmes Shaughn C. Hill Benjamin R. Kelley Roger N. Beaubien Kenneth A. Knox David Varet Ashley E. Hoffman Matthew D. Kissner Rachel L. Bentley James F. Kutter Elizete D. S. Velado Jason W. Holman David Lawrence George Mike Boszilkov, II Tessa A. Linde John E. Villafrate John D. Holt Melanie R. Leitman Nicole M. Boszilkov Kenneth L. Lineberger Matthew F. Vitale Nicholas A. Horton Cecille C. Lucero Whitney R. Brummett Eric H. Litow Kane Vongsavanh Christopher Hudtwalcker Nathan W. Marshburn Christopher D. Burns Alfred J. Lojo Seth J. Welner Angela L. Huston Courtney A. McCormick Brian P. Byrd Jason C. Love Lindsay C. Whelan Ashley A. Istler Matthew J. Metz Rome S. Cagnina Tamara D. Lucas Angela J. Williams Jennifer L. Keegan Justin T. Miller Bruton M. Campbell-Work Ian S. MacDonald Michael J. Williams Matthew J. Kelly Kerven L. Montfort Stefan C. Cange Nicholas S. Madsen William P. Winter William King Clinton S. Morrell Daniel P. Cauley William Mariani Kelly B. Wright Mike N. Koulianos Sarah L. Morrison Jordan M. Chastain Kevin M. Marker Gie Yoon Adam S. Kramarow* Lauren E. Morrissette John T. Christiansen, Jr. Gary J. Martoccio Lorraine L. Young Michall J. LaRochelle Robert J. Murphy Tiffani J. Christopher Mary H. Masterton Nathan A. J. Zink Bree N. Lawrenson Emily T. Neubert Jeremy B. Cohen Jonathan H. Maurer Kate F. Zucco Amy E. Lipford Dane W. Norman Timothy B. Collins Caitlin R. Mawn Chad E. Lipsky CLASS OF 2013 Stefani C. Norrbin Yaima Coto Bridget K. McDonnell Jessica R. Lokeinsky Joseph J. Onorati Anna R. Crutcher Logan K. McEwen Alumni: 238 Pedro Z. Lopes Kendra E. Pannitti Matthew R. Daley Amanda B. McKibben Number of Donors: 140 Antonio Luciano, Jr. Steven J. Parton Maxwell J. Dauerman* Benjamin M. Melnick Participation: 58.82% Adrian A. Lukis Poonam D. Patel Noel J. Davies Jacqueline A. Menzel Kiersten E. Adams Chance Lyman Eric S. Pendergraft Ashby C. Davis Joseph P. Miano Michelle A. Adams Lesley-Anne Marks Kyle P. Peters Peter V. Delia Adrian S. Middleton Shannine F. Anderson Douglas McAlarney Thomas R. Philpot* Belicha Desgraves Brett J. Miller Anonymous Kendra McCan Jonathan R. Picard Matthew J. Devine Brian D. Miller Anonymous Jason A. McIntosh Ashlee A. Pouncy James C. Dinkins Eric T. Miller Anonymous Daniel O. McLeod Lauren V. Purdy* Natasha B. Dorsey Matthew A. Minnick Rami M. Ashouri Camesha L. Mitchell-Kale Abby J. Queale Stephanie M. Dougherty Brad J. Mitchell Walter S. Bagg Adrian T. Mood* Brittany A. Rhodaback Mary M. Drake Jeremy D. Monckton Jessica L. Baker Desmond Mullins Audrey K. Rierson Daniel D. Dubale Hannah D. Monroe Samantha E. Beckman Elizabeth C. Munro Tiffany A. Roddenberry Brian T. Dunmire Alexandra M. Moore Allison R. Bekavac Ian M. Nelson Jessica L. Saltz Jason R. Eckert Kevin M. Morenski Marialle A. Bell Laurel E. Niles Anthony J. Severino David F. Edwards Sarah L. Morgan Paul A. Bennett Michael J. Niles Abraham M. Shakfeh Ted B. Edwards, Jr. Elizabeth M. Muller Blair N. Bodenmiller Burgundy L. Niles Shoshana J. Silver Benjamin H. Eisenberg Martin L. Mueller, Jr. Alexander R. Boler Stephen J. Nye Anthony J. Solomon Dominique M. Elden* Gordon C. Murray, Jr.* Samuel B. Boundy Courtney L. Oakes Alan F. Somerstein Chelsea B. England Thomas S. Normandeau Jeremy D. Bowerman Ryan D. O’Connor Scott A. Stone Alex B. Ershock Claire E. Nutter Ryan L. Briggs Kristian S. Oldham Philip S. Traynor Samuel A. Farkas Megan C. O’Connor Travis A. Bright, Jr.* Yanique L. Otto Jesse I. Unruh Aaron S. Feuer Henry T. Palmer Adam J. Brown Nicholas R. Paquette Jessica L. Utz Ryan A. Fingerhut Andrew J. Parnell Garrett M. Brown Trevor W. Parrish Kelly A. Vance Patrick D. Flemming Juan C. Parrado Malcolm M. Brown, IV Forrest S. Pittman Sarah K. Vespa* Christopher J. Fluehr, Jr. Danielle N. Paul David W. Cannady Lauren M. Pizzo Joseph T. Waechter Melissa J. Ford Angelina M. Perez Erin L. Cantelmo Katie B. Privett Christopher A. Weaver Daniel P. Fraser Andrew W. Plyler Joey M. Chindamo Jacob W. Proffitt Harris A. Weinstein Alexander J. Fumagali Samantha K. Poznak Joshua K. Crawford Daniel G. Puente Christopher W. West Ashley E. Gault Tara R. Price Jeffrey P. Daines Clifton Renn Charles C. Whittington Douglas M. Gault Paul A. Quimby Douglas H. Dean Richard D. Rivera Anne Marie D. Williams Oaj Gilani Stephanie M. Quinones Andrew D. Deneen Kristan B. Rivers Joel P. Williams Megan L. Gisclar Jonelle M. Rainford Kristina L. Diaz Jennifer S. Robinson Lee-Ann T. Wright Luke J. Grabowski Hastings S. C. Read Eli M. DuBosar* Jarryd M. Rochford William D. Grauel Priscilla C. Roberts Michael A. Roe CLASS OF 2012 Kelly E. Dunn Whitney L. Green Sally J. Roberts Andrew C. Emerson Evan J. Rosenthal Alumni: 288 Marshawn M. Griffin Jaime L. Roocke-Sherman Christopher J. Fallon Eric D. Schab Number of Donors: 168 David S. Grossman Daniel C. Ross Steven W. Ferrell Kurt M. Schrader Participation: 58.33% Lynn E. Guery Jodi M. Ruberg Lucy K. Ferrell April R. Scott Andrew Gutierrez Jason P. Rudderman Lindsey H. Scott

18 FLORIDA STATE LAW *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2013-2014 William A. Scott Lauren Brothers Sabina F. Kania Marissa D. Statler Allison D. Daniel Rachel L. Siegel- Michelle M. Burgess Kala R. Kelly Amber Stoner Adam B. Davis McLaughlin James P. Burleson Michael Kelly Kristen M. Summers Brea L. Dearing Jennito Simon James J. Burns Kathleen J. Klepfer Michael J. Teevin Anna K. DeCerchio Audrey M. Singleton Janelle S. Cannon Steven E. Kolbert Ms. Jessica Tehlirian Devan Desai Brenden D. Soucy Cameron H. Carstens Elena Komsky Mark A. Templeton James M. Digiovine Carly E. Souther David J. Carter Sarah F. Kurish Jacquelyn A. Thomas Andrew C. Downs Samuel B. Steinberg Maxwell X. Che Lindsay J. Kushner Mary Thomas Nicholas L. DuVal Brell Tarich Robert Chester Tanya Lambrechts Tyler L. Thomas Rachael A. Dziechciarz Scarlett Taylor Julia K. Claypool Terry E. Leach William P. Thompson Alexandra B. Echsner Olivia H. Teytelbaum Kevin F. Coleman Stephanie Levitt William L Toliver Alexandra C. Ellison Kelly A. Thompson Seth L. Coleman Wei Li Michael D. Tooley Javier Esparza Andrew B. Thornquest Brian P. Connors Shanshan Liang Samantha Tracy Khalil E. Farah Clayton W. Thornton Christine Conradis Rebecca M. Lightle Paris N. Tribue Eduardo J. Faria Peter L. Tragos Matthew A. Cornwell George Lott Daniel Trout Margaret C. Farmer Michael Vaghaiwalla Alex G. Cruz Clayton L. Lovett Michelle Visconti Jessica U. Fernandez Haley C. Van Erem Jonathan L. Darden Antonio Lozada W. Justin Vogel Jessica M. Foster Ricardo Vega Michael Darwish Matthew D. Macnamara Katherine C. Walton Geneva Fountain Liesl N. Voges Cheyayn L. Davidson George B. Magruder Christopher J. Warnock Stephanie L. Fritzshall Greg T. Wallace Drew S. Davis Sara J. Mangan Ryan M. Wechsler Maureen F. Furino Justin J. Wallace Shana S. DeLeon Kyesha R. Mapp David A. Weisz Chelsea L. Furman Kimberley Wallace Dustin R. Dewrell Alan C. Martin Andrew D. Westcott Celeste N. Gaines Alexander D. Weintraub Paul P. Drake Samantha A. McClure Logan A. White Lauren M. Gentry Kyle Weismantle Jennifer Dreyer Courtney L. McCowen David B. Wieland Shanna-Kay A. Gibbs Vanessa N. Wheeler- Nesha Drummond Carson B. McKendree Brendon K. Wikle Zach N. Godsey Sanchez Chad W. Dunn Brent Mclacklan Amanda N. Williamson Ann M. Goedert Thomas E. Whigham, Jr. Uchenna Emenike Jenna McNamara Taylor S. Wolff Bianca V. Gonzalez Claire Whitley Christopher Emmanuel Brandon McWalters Erik Woody Pamela C. Gordon Ben J. Whitman Shannon E. Endres Leon V. Melnicoff Meghan D. Young Sean K. Gravel Sean B. Wiggins Chelsea R. Enright Michelle L. Miller Kiel J. Green CLASS OF 2015 Courtney Wilkinson George W. Etheridge Lora Minicucci Ryan W. Griffin Matthew C. Williams Christopher A. Fennell Andrew R. Missel Students: 251 Edward A. Grodin Angela L. Wuerth Missel I. Fernandez Michael C. Moore Number of Donors: 202 Jacob D. Grollman Janelle E. Zabresky Curtis C. Filaroski Rachel Moore Participation: 80.48% Oliver R. Guerrier Stephanie M. Zachary Tyler J. Fleming Matthew C. Neff Ryan C. Abernethy Andrea Guzman Jacob M. Zicarelli Joshua P. Fleshman Christopher T. Nickels Matthew N. Adams Carson S. Hale Ariel Fonticiella Nicholas D. Niemiec John D. Harrington CLASS OF 2014 Kevin E. Alford Brittany T. Forester Cori L. Nowling Anonymous Kyle D. Hart Students: 279 Charity Forrest Robert V. Olivo Anonymous Christopher D. Hastings Number of Donors: 197 Brittany L. Fox Stephanie N. Osman Anonymous Sarah E. Haston Participation: 70.61% Anthony E. Fusco Clayton Osteen Anonymous Jessica A. Hathaway Asad Ali Daniel T. Gaffney Kara R. Ottervanger Anonymous Colin T. Hayes Daniel B. Allison Joseph V. Gardner Ann Claire Patterson Anonymous Leonard P. Hebb Modoline Altenor Beverly K. Gentry Justin Paul Anonymous David B. Heedy Joaquin Alvarez Mitchell Ghaneie Michela C. Pearl Brooke A. Bach Jennifer A. Hostetler Jada Anderson-Edwards Jordan Goldfarb Henye S. Perez Brittnie R. Baker Morcos A. Ikladious Anonymous Laura E. Gomes Peter R. Pidermann Kelly A. Baker Jennifer Ivey Anonymous Solomon E. Gonite Meaghan K. Pincket Daniel P. Bart Dino Jahic Anonymous Josiah D. Graham Katherine A. Plevak Jett L. Baumann Jasmyne N. James Anonymous Sherri-Ann Grant-Clarke William M. Poage Lauren E. Baye Dillon H. S. Jess Alexandra Aparicio Wade Gregerson Andrew Podlaski Jonathan D. Benton Xue Jiang Cheryl C. Armagnac Felisha E. Grizzle Bryan A. Present Sara R. Benvenisty Jason T. Johnson Sean W. Armil Michael A. Gumula Lauren M. Reynolds Alejandra G. Berlioz Muriel D. Jones Jordan Bachenheimer Angela M. Guttmann Glenn Rininger Cody S. Bilgrien Erica L. Jozwiak Laura Bare Philippe Habib Tiya S. Rolle Kristen E. Bond Samantha R. Kelly Keoki M. Baron Shawn Haggerty Jeffery D. Sampson Jr. Ryan R. Breault Adrienne C. Kendall Kyle S. Bauman Beverly K. Halloran Kayla M. Scarpone Peter W. Brennan Joseph Kessler Melissa D. Becker Heather K. Ham-Warren Carter W. Scott Coleman L. Brice Kelly J. Kibbey Benjamin L. Bedrava Joshua M. Hawkes Kirsten H. Sencil Benjamin W. Buck, Jr. Corey C. Kirkwood Marcus Billie Austin M. Hensel Kelleigh E. Simpson Jamal R. Burk Austin V. Knapp Michael D. Blank Meghan Highfield Melissa Grimm-Maddox Demi T. Busatta Kevin C. Kostelnik Lesley Blanton Alison F. Hofheimer Sinor Jessica R. Butler Kate A. D. Kovats Herron T. Bond Frederick W. Holder Russell L. Sloan Justin Byrd Billy D. Kuykendall Michael E. Bonner Shinbok Hong Jacob S. Slotin Christopher Cabral John D. Lanpher Justin Booth Denisse C. Ilabaca Brandon R. Smoot Jonathan S. Chinchilla Richard A. Lavery Lee-anne Bosch Christina A. Jackson Sarah F. Spacht Kellie L. Cochran Jordane E. Learn Mitchell Bottey Sherman W. Jones Brian Spahn Chandrese S. Colebrooke Margo A. Leathers Shannon C. Boyer Ashton C. Jordan Margaret J. Spicer Joseph M. Coleman Zachary Lee Brian P. Braddy Kevin Joyce Marissa C. Sprick Nicole E. Corring Matthew J. Leon Terr y Brinson Maureen P. Kane Cassandra M. Stabbert Kaitlyn A. Cranshaw Jennifer A. Lettman

2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT 19 *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2013-2014 ALL ALUMNI AND STUDENT DONORS BY CLASS

John A. Libby Jason D. Ross William J. Anderson Christina L. Gualtieri Patrick J. Murphy Valerie A. Little Kristen C. Rowland Zachary D. Andrews Luke M. Gumpert Ryan G. Myers Megan Lloyd Roger F. Rozanski Christen C. Arnold Reid O. Hailey Chelsea N. Nelson Ciera N. Locklair Chad I. Rubin Sarah H. Bailey Curtis M. Hanna Gregory P. Neuberger Zachary W. Lombardo Trevor C. Ruff Wesley G. Bailey Donald J. Harrison Taylor M. Onik Eric C. Love Ellen C. Ryan William B. Bailey Joseph E. Hart Nicola J. Pappas Charles Lovings Joseph R. Salzverg Stefan D. Barber Mallory L. Haulcomb Ashley A. Parker Fred C. Marshall Keith L. Savino Brian C. Bautista Eric A. Henely Rebecca Parker Jonathan A. Martin Nina C. Schmidt Matthew D. Baylor Svetlana A. Hillis Robert P. Patterson Ryan W. McCarville Nicole E. Senetcen Sarah Logan Beasley Ashley D. Houlihan Zachary L. Pechter Hannah E. McCullin William A. Shaw Andrew M. Bennett Warren C. Howell Patrick E. Perez Michael T. McGinn Alissa F. Simon Shalini N. Bethala Tia S. Huntley Meghan E. Pieler Heather R. McLellan Kali Lauren M. Sinclair Jacob S. Bonnell Aryan Jazayeri Brittany M. Pinson Carter P. McMillan Robert A. Smith Stacey M. Bosch Louis Jean-Baptiste Emily J. Plante Melissa A. Mears Sheena D. Smith Anika N. Boyce Cody W. Jordan Roger A. Roche Andrea-Li S. Medina Timothy P. Sparks Olivia M. Brooks Melanie C. Kalmanson Taylor G. Sachs Charles F. Melges Lindsey Lee Spires Aline L. Bryant Justin F. Karpf Christine L. Sanders Jason S. Miller David J. Stark Charles O. Burden Taylor N. Kaufman Justin M. Schneider Jessalea J. Miller Erica F. Steinmiller- Nicholas G. Bush Abdool S. Khaleel Stephanie Schwarz Ryan P. Molaghan Perdomo Andrew H. Butler Michelle N. Kim Adrienne J. Shepherd Ashley L. Moore Kristen E. Sterrett Jason Byrd Andrew B. King Karina Sheremet Davis A. Moye Theodore R. Stotzer, Jr. Victoria M. Cabrera Cameron M. King Megan D. Shoemaker Brendan J. Mullen Judith Tankel Monica B. Carusello Matthew J. Knoll Chancey O. Smith Daniel J. Munoz Danielle N. Thompson Andrew Chase Devin L. Knox Joshua Solomon Nadine Navarro Zane M. Thompson Aaron P. Chegini John G. Koeppel Steven K. Specht Shawn A. Nettles Amy C. Tolbert Timothy Cherry Alexandra R. Kohn Shane J. Spencer Sarah R. Niewold Austin S. Turner Alex A. Christiano Arrie N. Kustin Matthew R. Stock William A. Nilson Stephanie N. Twomey Brieonna S. Christopher- Joseph M. Lamb Matthew Storch Zachary M. Nolan Lauren M. Vagnoni Bucklew Kimberly Large Jazmeen D. Sule Alexander D. Norat Joseph A. Varona Rebeccah S. Clark Kristen G. Larson Matthew A. Sulkin Colin P. Norton Courtney S. Veatch Gannon M. Coens Anthony S. Lavargna Stephen E. Syfrett Daniel C. Osborne Ross D. Vickers Douglas A. Cohen Jaxon A. Lear Christopher S. Tatum Samantha S. Parchment Robert C. Volpe Christina M. Colbert Brandon G. Little Thomas A. Taylor Amy E. Parker Olivia F. Walker Ernest A. Cox John A. LoBianco Brooke R. Tharpe Charlotte H. Pasternak David W. Ward Cortney G. Criswell Steffen M. LoCascio Luis R. Then Benjamin C. Patton Meredith M. Weber MaryCatherine K. Crock Ashleigh J. Lollie Ashley A. Tinsley Jaycee Peralta Cole G. West Sandra K. Dean Kristen J. Lonergan Kristina M. Torpy Jessica Pickeral Kristen B. Williams Kamryn M. Deegan Daniel J. Lopez Kali Tripodis Lucia Piva Kevin M. Winters Jason P. Del Rosso Juan D. Lopez Guevara Lane E. Turkle Caitlin M. Powell Byron W. Wright Chase E. Den Beste Shelby L. Loveless Angelica M. Vallario Joshua E. Pratt Bryan A. Yasinsac Robert S. Disney Leif B. Lunde Clara A. Vickers Rachel I. Pringle Megan E. Zbikowski Michael B. Dobson Mason E. Maney Ian E. Waldick Carlos A. Puentes, Jr. Francisco D. Zornosa Samuel D. Doxsee Feher M. Mansoor Courtney N. Walmer Lisa M. Rask Dylan T. Dunn Robyn E. Marcus Kelsey Watry CLASS OF 2016 AnnaLaura M. Rehwinkel David J. Ehrlich Caitlin N. Matheny Eric M. Whitaker William J. Repko Students: 171 Michael G. Eylerts Kerry A. Mawn Ryann E. White Aaron J. Retteen Number of Donors: 161 Meredith K. Fee Gregory A. McAloon Elizabeth S. Whittinghill Jerod M. Rigoni Participation: 94.15% Jessica L. Fletcher Derrick J. McBurrows April L. Zinober Brandon B. Robbins Aseye A. Ablordeppey Tara R. Flomenhoft Michael A. McDonald Christopher L. Roberts Caitlin S. Adams Kali M. Flood Daniel J. McGinn Amanda M. Robocker Anthony E. Aguanno Sarah C. Fodge Sara M. McNeill Anthony R. Rodriguez Alexandra E. Akre Dennis P. Foster Lexie C. Miller Eric D. Rogers Jordan D. Anderson Miguel J. Gonzalez Michelle B. Mire Carrie E. Rosato Krissa R. Anderson Kirstin M. Grice Amanda L. Mollica

20 FLORIDA STATE LAW *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2013-2014 All Cash Gifts by Level*

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

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

Anonymous Florida Workers’ Compensation Institute Anonymous Terence A. Gross Anonymous Middle Road Foundation F. Philip Blank David Varet Carlos R. Diez-Arguelles Dean’s Cabinet: $5,000 - $24,999

Clay B. Adkinson Law Offices of Friedman, Frank and Abrahamsen Anonymous Julio C. Martinez, Jr. Cecelia Bonifay Matthews & Jones, LLP Gary L. Brown Sheila M. McDevitt Rochelle Birnbaum Chiocca Wellington H. Meffert, II and Cari Lynn Roth William J. Cohen William W. Montjoy Terry P. Cole Karen Oehme J. Michael Coleman Brian D. O’Neill William W. Corry Robert A. Pierce Lawrence N. Curtin and Jeanne B. Curtin Sean Pittman Rachel E. Davidson Stephen P. Preisser A. Anderson B. and Hope Dogali David E. Ramba Jerusha S. Drummond Steven A. Rissman Stephen A. Ecenia Margaret A. Rolando Ernst & Young Gina G. Smith Joseph R. Flood, Jr. Wendy J. Stein Craig B. Glidden Professor Nat S. Stern Marcos R. Gonzalez John E. Thomas Richard B. Hadlow Charles F. and Cynthia S. Tunnicliff Hopping Green & Sams Edwin Walborsky Barbara Jorgenson Nancy Mason Wallace Fred E. Karlinsky Bruce I. and Wendy R. Wiener Lawrence A. Kellogg R. Mark Williamson W. Clay King

*Includes only cash received during the 2014 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges. See page 5 for Larger Gift Commitments.

2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT 21 ALL CASH GIFTS BY LEVEL*

Dean’s Council: $2,000 - $4,999

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.- Donald M. Hinkle The Honorable Emerson R. Nu Iota Omega Chapter Ray P. Jefferies Thompson, Jr. Mary Anne Bestebreurtje Professor Faye E. Jones Theodore L. Tripp, Jr. Bruce B. Blackwell Deborah K. Kearney Trombley & Hanes, P.A. Broad and Cassel Thomas J. Maida L. Buck Vocelle, Jr. Dana N. Brooks D. Michael Mathes Dean Donald J. Weidner Charles E. Buker, III Ronald L. Nelson Jeffrey P. Whitton Alberto L. De Rojas Bridget L. O’Ryan The Honorable James R. Wolf Enrico G. Gonzalez Rosemary O’Shea Professor JoLen Rawls Wolf Charles W. Griggers Professor of Law Emerita Kelly D. Hancock Jane Rigler

Barrister’s Council: $1,000 - $1,999

Garry D. Adel Frederick R. Jorgenson Melanie Shoemaker Griffin and Manuel A. Arisso The Honorable Lorraine M. Kelly Michael E. Griffin Lilia R. Bell Margaret-Ray Kemper Scott B. Smith Larry D. Beltz Markenzy Lapointe St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral James C. Brady Stefan R. Latorre The Florida Bar E. Tyron Brown D. Hywel Leonard Themis Bar Review Jason B. Burnett Nancy G. Linnan Thompson, Sizemore, Gonzalez & Angela C. and L. Antonio Cabassa Frederick J. Lotterhos, III Hearing, P.A. Brandon G. Cathey Stephen R. MacNamara Francisco Touron, III Gerald B. Cope, Jr. Michael G. Maida Scott K. Tozian Evelyn Fletcher Davis Travis L. Miller The Honorable Mark S. Ellis Curtis S. Pajcic Suzanne S. Van Wyk Miranda F. Fitzgerald Seth A. Pajcic George L. Varnadoe GrayRobinson, P.A. The Honorable Jose R. Rodriguez Cheng-Shou Wang and Ana E. Tangel-Rodriguez Mitchell B. Haigler, Jr. The Honorable Samantha L. Ward Cheryl Parker Rose Paul M. Harden Robert A. Weiss Randall O. Reder James F. Heekin, Jr. Linda Spaulding White The Honorable Debra Roberts T. Larry Hill Joshua A. Whitman Melanie Ann Hines F. Robert Santos Hook & Bolton, P.A. Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & Shipley, PA C. Howard Hunter, III M. David Shapiro Darwin F. Johnson

*Includes only cash received during the 2014 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges. See page 5 for Larger Gift Commitments.

22 FLORIDA STATE LAW Counselors’ Club: Mayor John R. Marks, III Advocates’ Club: $250 Deutsche Bank Americas The Honorable $500 - $999 Martinez Manglardi, P.A. - $499 Foundation Claudia R. Isom and Professor Kelli A. Alces Glen A. McClary Professor Frederick M. Martin R. Dix Woodson Isom, Jr. Derick R. Ali Judith Ann McGunegle Abbott Stephen S. Dobson, III D. Ty Jackson and J. Rhiannon Arnold Rebecca Mercier-Vargas and Howard E. Adams The Honorable Robyn Blank Jackson Jeffrey T. Bankowitz and Roberto M. Vargas Samuel T. Adams Charles W. Dodson and David M. Jeffries Allison E. Turnbull Neil B. Mooney Melissa F. Allaman Samantha D. Boge John R. Jenkins Robert A. Bass Mary Ann Morgan The Honorable Peter D. Doragh Thomas M. Jenks Betty Anne Beavers and Alexander Muszynski, III Michael G. Allen Michael E. Duclos Louise T. Jeroslow Timothy P. Beavers Luke Newman W. Riley Allen Charles F. Dudley Amy H. Johnson Barbara C. Biddle Louis K. Nicholas, II Paul M. and Peter M. Dunbar Steven K. Johnson Steven V. Blount J. Scott Nooney Pamela J. Anderson Christopher L. Dunham Randolph B. Jones, Jr. Tanya L. Bower James W. Nuebel The Honorable Carolyn A. Egan and Eleanor A. Joseph Kathleen L. Brennan Patsy J. Palmer John Antoon, II John A. Ghio Jay E. Kauffman, CPA Barbara P. Burke Thomas F. Panebianco William E. Atwater, III Tiffany Eggers C. Laurence Keesey Peter C. Burkert Seam Park and Alvan Balent, Jr. Audrey J. and Roland W. Kiehn Lawrence P. Bush Jennifer L. Shelfer Kurtis T. Bauerle Robert L. Ehrhardt The Honorable Jason E. Campbell Wilford A. Payne, III Jennifer R. Beltz Professor Charles W. Patricia A. Kinsey and Richard E. Coates Carl R. Peterson, Jr. Lisa M. Bemboom Ehrhardt Roy M. Kinsey, Jr. Albert T. Cooper, III Michael P. Petrovich Richard E. Benton Erika B. Engelson Robert F. Kohlman J. Burke Culler, Jr. Phi Delta Phi Legal Paul R. Berg James R. English Peter M. Kramer The Honorable Fraternity Matthew L. Beville Laura J. Ericson Jesslyn A. Krouskroup Marguerite H. Davis and David L. Powell and William E. Bond, Jr. Pamela H. Espenshade Bruce E. Kuhse J. Riley Davis Victoria L. Weber Adrian R. Bridges Lisa Etheridge Bruce D. Lamb Mary Ellen Davis Ricardo A. Reyes Joe D. Briggs Ferman M. Fernandez Daniel W. Langley Ramon de la Cabada Riley Allen Law Courtney S. Brogan David R. Fletcher M. Catherine Lannon Diez-Arguelles & Tejedor, Peter D. Ringsmuth Thomas W. Brooks C. David Fonvielle, III Professor Jennifer Parker P.A. Tance E. Roberts Douglas B. Brown Mark Friesen LaVia Jennifer R. Dixon Brett A. Rogers and The Honorable Loula M. Fuller and Bruce A. Leinback Edward W. Dougherty, Jr. Sherri Fuhrer Rogers Catherine M. Brunson Daniel E. Myers Rhys P. Leonard Linda Bond Edwards John A. Rogers, Jr. Guy E. Burnette, Jr. Thomas B. Gaines, Jr. Kathleen B. Levitz Marina J. Elliott Leron E. Rogers Jeffrey L. Burns Isidro M. Garcia The Honorable John Fagan Rumberger, Kirk & Kelly H. and Professor Sally C. Gertz Terr y P. Lewis Manuel Farach Caldwell, P.A. William A. Buzzett John F. Gilroy, III John W. Little, III Florida Government Bar Laura L. Rush and Brian P. Byrd David J. Glatthorn Representative Marcelo Association Michael B. Twomey Carlos J. Canino Thomas M. Gonzalez Llorente Warren L. Franz Harold A. Saul William G. Capko Grant Thornton Foundation Dominic C. MacKenzie Gary A. Friedman Matthew D. Schultz Mindy L. Carreja and Paul R. Green Laurie Mack-Wagner Robert S. Goldman and Professor Mark B. Tirso M. Carreja, Jr. Carol L. Gregg and Douglas P. Manson Lu Ann Snider Seidenfeld Jorge Chamizo Kenneth R. Hart David J. Marsh Debra Weiss Goodstone Francis H. Sheppard Meredith Charbula Christopher L. Griffin Patrick P. F. Martin Harris, Harris, Bauerle & Robert J. Simcox, III Kelly Cheary Professor Elwin J. Griffith Rafael E. Martinez Sharma Dr. Robert S. Smith Karen A. Childers The Honorable Carl P. McDonald Terry L. Hill Daniel M. Soloway Barney J. Chisolm, Jr. Raymond O. Gross Robert R. McDonald Wayne Hogan The Honorable Karen Specie C. John Christensen David E. Gurley Steven P. McDonald Rex A. Hurley Susan T. Spradley Robert W. Clark Robert M. Hammers Peter B. McKernan Hurley, Rogner, Miller, Cox George H. Stopp, Jr. David S. Cohen Donna Kay and Avery D. McKnight & Warnach, P.A. Theodore R. Stotzer, Jr. Gene V. Coker Ronald P. Hanes Matthew H. Mears Paul D. Jess Susan V. Stucker Robert A. Cole James M. Hankins Bruce R. Meeks Charles M. Jones Vice Mayor Molly J. Tasker The Honorable W. Christopher Hart James R. Meyer, Sr. Roderick N. Jones The Honorable Lacey A. Collier Kristie L. Hatcher-Bolin Bert J. Millis Mark E. Kaplan Terr y D. Terrell Andrew J. and Herbert D. Haughton Charles F. Mills, III Cameron M. Kennedy Texas Instruments Melanie S. Collinson Patrick F. Healy Richard W. Moore Samuel P. King The CarMax Foundation Kenneth L. Connor JoLinda L. Herring Marilyn K. Morris Thomas F. Kirwin Elizabeth E. Thomas Charles L. Cooper, Jr. Robert K. High, Jr. John H. Mueller Timothy J. Koenig David S. Tobin Tink D. Cooper Mark E. Holcomb Randall P. Mueller Lauren P. Kohl Daniel R. Vega Michael F. Coppins Kimberly D. Holladay Mark H. Muller Edwin P. Krieger, Jr. Ansley Watson, Jr. Kathryn G. W. Cowdery Robert H. Hosay Gordon C. Murray, Jr. Leslie S. Kushner D. Keith Wickenden James S. Crane Thomas L. Hunker Robyn D. Neely J. Mark Langdon The Honorable Joe A. Wild James O. Cunningham Thomas F. Icard, Jr. Kara Tollett Oakley Christi A. Lawson William B. Wiley Elizabeth J. Daniels Clemente Jose Inclan J. Stephen O’Hara, Jr. Jason D. Lazarus Elizabeth C. Williamson Robert C. Dean Assistant Dean Janeia Michelle R. O’Lear Robert F. Mallett Representative John G. D. Andrew DeBevoise Daniels Ingram Bob Owens John W. Manuel Wood, Jr. Kasandra L. Derry Helen P. Palladeno

*Includes only cash received during the 2014 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges. See page 5 for Larger Gift Commitments.

2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT 23 ALL CASH GIFTS BY LEVEL*

Jeffrey W. Pepper The Honorable David C. Ashburn Jacob A. Brainard Robert N. Clarke, Jr. Mary Beth Perry Patricia V. Thomas The Honorable S. James Brainerd Forrest K. Clinard The Honorable J. Thompson and Nina N. Ashenafi Jaclyn P. Bralower Jeremy K. Cloud Heather Pinder Rodriguez Julie S.K. Thornton Richardson William B. Brannon, Jr. David K. Coburn and Diego Rodriguez Time Warner Foundation Randal B. Atkinson Philip J. Braun Camille M. Coke Michael A. Puchades Philip D. and Lisa J. Augspurger Steven D. Braverman Dana Crosby Collier Thomas B. Putnam, Jr. and Virginia B. Townes Matthew B. Baggett Yvonne S. Breece Paul D. Condon Daphne Boswell Putnam Michael C. Tyson Anthony L. Bajoczky John Dixon Bridgers, III Michael J. Coniglio Emilia A. and Bart R. Valdes Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Melville G. Brinson, III Susan G. Connelly Pablo S. Quesada Kevin J. Vander Kolk Baker Brooks, LeBoeuf, Bennett, Thomas A. Conrad Amy Quintana Joseph J. and Tara Van Rooy Robert B. Balogh Foster, Gwartney, P.A. Kristin M. Conroy Charles R. Ranson Ms. Nancy Virgin Bert W. Barclay Crystal T. Broughan Thomas W. Conroy Sharon L. Ray Lillian A. Vitagliano-Baum Carole J. Barice Daniel C. Brown and Harmony A. Conti The Honorable Nicolas J. Watkins The Honorable Kelly A. Cruz-Brown Bodurtha Stephanie W. Ray Matthew D. Weidner Thomas H. Barkdull, Christopher R. Bruce Carol J. Cooper Mark C. Reid and Karla Goins Welfare III and Jayne Regester E. Thomas Brushwood Thomas R. Cooper and Alicia Westhoff Reid Robert N. Wesley Barkdull Michael P. Bruyere Pamela Langston Cooper George S. Reynolds, IV The Honorable Dorene P. Barker Stephen W. Buckley Michael M. Corin Kenneth R. Ridlehoover Keith F. White Bruce D. Barkett The Honorable Satu A. Correa James I. Ridley John C. Whitton, Jr. Mark P. Barnebey Joseph A. Bulone David M. Corry Douglas S. Roberts C. Gary Williams Leander D. Barnhill Stephen C. Burgess Colonel Raymond K. Gary A. Roberts Dwayne E. Williams Summer M. Barranco Dale A. Burket Costello The Honorable F. Palmer Williams Katharine S. Barry and Brianna R. Burnell John W. Costigan L. Clayton Roberts Phyllis R. Williams Harris K. Solomon William S. Burns, Jr. James B. Countess Calvin R. Robinson Andrea G. Wilson Ana M. Barton Patrick L. Butler Douglas L. Covington R. William Roland Reverend James D. Wright John W. Bass, Sr. R. Terry Butler Thomas A. Crabb Debra L. Romanello and Nancy E. Wright Shawn J. Bayern, Lourdes M. Calvo-Paquette Robert C. Crabtree Robert L. Rothman Professor Mary Ziegler Larry and Joyce Beltz Bruce A. Campbell and Terin M. Barbas Cremer and Leonard K. Samuels Professor of Torts Susan P. Stephens Jacob T. Cremer Thomas P. Scarritt, Jr. Solicitors’ Club: James D. Beasley Kara L. Cannizzaro Sonia R. Crockett Randal L. Schecter $100 - $249 Thomas M. Beason Dominic M. Caparello Sean B. Cronin Joseph B. Schimmel Yulric Abercrombie Roger N. Beaubien Georgia A. Cappleman Brian J. Cross Adam G. Schwartz Alan and Jodi L. George C. Bedell, III Colonel Karen H. Carlisle Faye L. Cuevas Lisa C. Scoles Abramowitz Richard M. Benham Charles L. and Geraldyne Charles L. Curtis The Honorable Howard M. Acosta The Honorable H. Carlton Janice Joy Dahl Mary S. Scriven and Captain Miguel R. Acosta Robert B. Bennett, Jr. C. Graham Carothers, Jr. Virginia C. Dailey Lansing C. Scriven Jay Adams The Honorable Kerey Carpenter Charlotte H. Danciu The Honorable Clinical Professor Wendi J. Wendy W. Berger Mary S. Carroll The Honorable Cathy M. Sellers Adelson Michael J. Berman Reverend Matthew M. William H. Dane, Jr. Nicolle M. Shalley Lieutenant Colonel Kristin Lisa Norris Bernau Carter, II Nancy A. Daniels Dr. & Mrs. Roger Sherman L. Ader Bridget A. Berry The Honorable Joseph C. D’Annunzio Michael A. Sjuggerud Gwendolyn P. Adkins Joan H. Bickerstaff Gerardo Castiello Paul Daragjati Glenn N. Smith Marianne Lloyd Aho Cecilia F. and Representative Katherine Captain Jean-Jacques Darius Lawrence W. Smith Brice L. Aikens Edward L. Birk Castor and William R. D. Scott Dattan Natalie F. Smith John M. Alford Gregory Black Lewis Barbara Davidson Salesia V. Smith-Gordon, The Honorable Robin D. Black A. Van Catterton, Jr. Kathe K. Davis R.Ph. Faye L. Allen Clayton H. Blanchard, Jr. James R. Caves, III Marshall D. Davis Teresa J. Sopp Marjorie Conner Allen Ramona L. Blankinship Rafael A. Centurion Marva A. Davis A. James Spalla Thomas T. Alspach Steven M. Blount Joseph Cerino The Honorable Thomas J. Spulak Alexander Alvarez Janette Blue Joseph C. Chancey Richard B. Davis, Jr. C. Norman Stallings, Jr. Frank C. Amatea Helaine M. Blum Laura E. Chilcutt and William H. Davis William J. Stein Paul H. Amundsen James A. Boatman, Jr. Christina Y. Taylor Helio P. De La Torre Deborah B. Stern David F. Anderson Scott S. Boddery Bruce B. Childers Clay A. Deatherage Marilyn B. Strauss James W. Anderson Don A. Boggs Carolyn J. Chinn Hugo S. deBeaubien Edward G. Sullivan John S. Andrews Bradley M. Bole Garnett W. Chisenhall, Jr. David S. Dee Carol J. and The Honorable Edward M. Booth, Jr. Ronald A. Christaldi The Honorable Phillip H. Taylor Michael F. Andrews Raymond I. Booth, III Associate Dean Donna Kathleen F. Dekker and Damian C. Taylor Professor Paolo G. Annino George W. Boring, III Christie Philip C. Claypool Lieutenant Colonel Eduardo Anton Winston K. Borkowski Douglas G. Christy Jorge I. G. del Valle Christopher J. Thielemann Robert C. Apgar John C. Bottcher Erin B. Christy Steven G. Dell, II Damian E. Thomas The Honorable John A. Boudet Martha H. Chumbler Anthony D. Demma, Jr. Molly E. and Kenneth C. C. Jeffery Arnold Anne-Marie L. Bowen James G. Clark and Michelle R. Dennard Thomas, Jr. Lynwood F. Arnold, Jr. Charles Everett Boyd, Jr. Lacey Powell Clark Timothy E. Dennis Marlo K. Arnold Nathaniel D. Boyles Robert D. Clarke Matthew J. Devine

*Includes only cash received during the 2014 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges. See page 5 for Larger Gift Commitments.

24 FLORIDA STATE LAW Moses R. Dewitt The Honorable Darlene F. Dickey John A. Dickson Terrie S. Didier Leonard J. Dietzen, III J. Elisabeth Dobbs Linda H. and Michael P. Dodson Alberto L. Dominguez Manuel J. Dominguez Laura J. Donaldson Katy H. Donlan James M. Donohue Mike M. Donovan William A. Donovan Stacey P. Dougan and Marvin P. Pastel, II James R. Douglass, III John R. Dowd, Sr. Conal F. Doyle Deborah M. Doyle Jason B. Dubow Angela D. and Kenneth S. Gluckman April E. and R.J. Hutchins Brian S. Duffy Mark T. Flaherty Vinette D. Godelia Roger J. Haughey, II Elmer C. Ignacio William S. Dufoe H. Bart Fleet Yeline Goin The Honorable The Honorable Donna F. Dugger Jacob D. Flentke James F. Goldsmith Paul M. Hawkes Cynthia Imperato Aurelio Durana The Honorable Shawn P. Goletz The Honorable Charles W. Inman J. McClung Durant, Jr. Ronald W. Flury Abel Gomez Judith W. Hawkins Carl D. Inskeep The Honorable Debra L. and John H. Foote Octavio Gomez John M. Hayes Sam H. Jabr J. Dale Durrance Todd A. Foster Lewis G. Gordon Wendell B. Hays Edward P. Jackson Brian A. Dusseault David P. Fraser Aaron R. Gott Hayward, Grant, & Rumph, The Honorable Charles E. Dziedzic Felipe Frias Linda H. Gottlieb P.A. Michael W. Jackson Colonel Charles L. Early, Jr. Nicholas R. Friedman Andrew L. Granger Douglas J. Helling William T. Jackson Mary A. Edenfield John B. Fuller, III Admiral Harold E. Grant John J. Hemrick M. James Jenkins William T. Edwards, Jr. The Honorable The Honorable C. Earl Henderson Thomas R. Jenkins Maureen A. Eggert Carolyn K. Fulmer David W. Green Donald R. Henderson Jerry M. Johns Richard A. Ehlers William M. Furlow, III J. David Green Carol L. Hendrix Gene L. Johnson and Tracey L. Ellerson David M. Gagnon Anthony J. Griffith Roland A. Hermida, II Kelly Overstreet Johnson Captain Robert M. Elliott Blaise N. Gamba Julie C. Griffiths Jon J. Hernan Professor Steve R. Johnson Patrick G. Emmanuel, Jr. Dr. Alejandro Gancedo Charles J. Grimsley The Honorable The Honorable William B. Eppley Gap Foundation James S. Groh Glenn L. Hess Thomas E. Johnson Susan Smith Erdelyi Vivian F. Garfein Julianna E. Groot Gail Scott Hill E. Burke Jolly James Mann Ervin, Jr. C. Ian Garland Diane A. Grubbs Paul F. Hill Gerald W. Jones, Jr. Enrique G. Estevez, Ph.D. Ryan M. Garrett Jorge M. Guarch, Jr. The Honorable Thomas J. Jones Randall J. Etheridge Laverne Lewis Gaskins David J. Guerrieri, Jr. Robert L. Hinkle Robert W. Joyce Rosemary B. Eure Kathy S. Gatzlaff Brian T. Guthrie Barbara Hiser Elise F. Judelle James J. Evangelista The Honorable Robert D. Guthrie, Jr. Heidi L. Hobbs Eric J. Kaidanow Maurice D. Evans Nicholas P. Geeker Michael W. Haber Mark D. Hobson Chet Kaufman Event Photography Group Geoffrey Daniel Geist David D. Hallock, Jr. Christine D. Hoke M. Hope Keating Tyler B. Everett Senator Joseph S. Geller The Honorable Francis E. Holden, Jr. William P. Keith Nicole A. Fable-Wright Lawrence S. Gendzier Kim C. Hammond J. David Holder Frederick H. Kent, III Rodney G. Fair Justin W. George The Honorable William H. Hollimon Joseph L. Kershaw, Jr. Kenneth D. and R. Andrew George James C. Hankinson Bryan E. Hopkins The Honorable Margaret P. Feldman Benjamin J. Gibson Randall W. Hanna Norman H. Horton, Jr. John M. Kest and Jillian L. and Michael Gibson Mark L. Hansen Melissa R. Hourihan The Honorable Jonathan A. Feltham, II Elaine K. Gideon Joseline J. Hardrick Professor Shi-Ling Hsu Sally D. M. Kest Dennis R. Ferguson Christina P. Gillam and H. Lawrence Hardy Professor David M. Hudson Margaret Jost Khan Eileen D. Fernandez W. Braxton Gillam, IV Terri J. Harlan Edwin R. Hudson Lieutenant Colonel Gustavo A. Fernandez David J. Gillis The Honorable Pam E. Hudson John L. Kiel, Jr. Steven S. Ferst H. Timothy Gillis Timothy D. Harley Sara N. Huff The Honorable Brian S. Fettig A. Anthony Giovanoli James F. Hartman Corey R. M. Huffman Lewis M. Killian, Jr. Alan B. Fields Christian M. Givens Steven C. Hartsell Angela L. Hughes Kerrington L. Kiner Forrest S. Fields, Jr. Stann W. Givens Tracy W. Hatch J. Michael Hughes Kimberly L. King Robert D. Fingar Jeffrey A. Glass Jennifer Hurst

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Paul F. King and The Honorable William Mariani Megan M. Menagh Lisa S. and Rafael J. Nobo, III Kathleen J. Loggins Ronald A. Legendre Leah L. Marino Luis Menendez-Aponte Markus Nolff Ashley R. Kirkham Robert Leite-Young Kevin P. Markey Representative Rachel E. Nordby J. William Kirkland Dr. Arthur H. Lester Michael C. Markham Larry E. Metz Lisa B. Noroian Wendell J. Kiser Joseph C. Timothy Lewis Robert C. Martin Craig A. Meyer Christopher B. Norris Michael G. Kissner Terry E. Lewis William C. Martin, III James W. Middleton Jack A. Norris, Jr. Kristine E. Knab Thomas E. Lewis, Jr. George W. Mathews, III David K. Miller Susan Potter Norton Clifford Knaggs Matthew D. Liebenhaut Larry A. Matthews J. Jerome Miller Courtney M. and Kevin M. J. Craig Knox M. Paul Liepshutz John G. Maus, Jr. Mindy L. Miller O’Brien Steven G. Koeppel R. Kent Lilly Willie G. May Steven M. Millsap Sean M. O’Haire Edmond E. Koester D. Christine Lindamood Commander Anthony J. Bruce Alexander Minnick Rebecca A. O’Hara James G. Kontos Heather F. Lindsay Mazzeo Deborah S. Minnis Professor Jane Boyd Ohlin Lawrence M. Korn Assistant Professor Charles F. McClamma The Honorable Lonniell Olds Adam S. Kramarow Jake Linford The Honorable Donald S. Modesitt Joseph J. Onorati Sharon E. Krick Domenick R. Lioce H. Hentz McClellan John P. Moneyham Daniel F. O’Shea Carrie K. Kroll J. Richard Livingston John K. McClure Carlos E. Moore Neal Osiason Kenneth L. Kuerzi Jezabel Llorente Mari H. McCully Conti J. Moore Jason W. Owsley Kelly Parsons Kwiatek Atheseus R. Lockhart Michael A. McDonald Emily Moore Mark G. Pankey The Honorable Jack Locklin, Jr. Jack C. McElroy John A. Moore Mary L. Pankowski William H. La Porte John M. Lockwood Shannon H. McFee Kevin M. Morenski Peter Papagianakis Guy E. Labalme Professor Wayne A. Logan A. Edward McGinty Douglas H. Morford Sarah A. Pape Joanne B. Lambert J. Christopher Lombardo Joseph A. McGlothlin Clinton S. Morrell Ryan K. Parker The Honorable E. John Lopez The Honorable Harry Morrison, Jr. Christine I. Parrish Harlow H. Land, Jr. Edward A. Lopez R. B. McKibben Carl D. Motes Bruce D. and Elizabeth J. Assistant Professor David E. Edward W. Luczynski, III Jack L. McLean, Jr. Craig A. Mundy Partington Landau Professor Paul E. Lund The Honorable Leslie Ann Murphy John Paulich, III Christine K. Lane Andrew J. Lutostanski F. Shields McManus Randolph P. Murrell John F. Pauly, Jr. Thomas F. Lang William R. Lyle, Jr. Leenette W. McMillan Noah H. Nadler Anthony J. Paviglianiti A. Lawton Langford Terrell C. Madigan Captain Micah C. Austin B. Neal Jonathan M. Pavsner Thomas L. LaSalle Raymer F. Maguire, III McMillan Patrick T. Neil Carl J. Peckinpaugh John T. LaVia, III Sherri Denton Mallory Jack K. McMullen Gregory P. Nelson Harold F. Peek, Jr. Joseph W. Lawrence, II Michael Mandeville Richard J. Meehan Emily T. Neubert Thomas G. Pelham Richard P. Lawson Douglas L. Mannheimer William N. Meggs Kim Y. Nguyen Robert A. Pell Professor Hugh M. Lee Robert M. Marasco Pablo Meles Dr. Eucharia E. Nnadi Eric S. Pendergraft Michael C. Pendley Stephan A. Pendorf E. Victoria Penny Raul L. Perez Robin M. Petersen Patrick J. Phelan, Jr. Jonathan R. Picard Jorge L. Piedra Matthew S. Pila Brian G. Pincket Stephen S. Poche Chief Justice Ricky L. Polston Richard J. Potash Del G. Potter Professor David F. Powell Kenneth D. Pratt William D. Preston Tara R. Price Theresa B. Proctor Anita C. Pryor Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc. Bryan T. Pugh H. Mark Purdy Assistant Professor Garrick Pursley Timothy R. Qualls Abby J. Queale Carolyn S. Raepple

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26 FLORIDA STATE LAW Mark Ragusa David B. Slaughter Daniel H. and Robin H. Teresa Beazley Widmer Matthew J. Allord Joyce M. Raidle Allen R. Smith Thompson Miriam S. Wilkinson Modoline Altenor Mary Lou Rajchel Barbara R. Smith Richard S. Thompson, Jr. Alaine S. Williams Joaquin Alvarez Olga Ramirez-Seijas Christopher J. Smith Timothy R. Thornton Charles S. Williams, Jr. Kevin R. Alvarez Adam K. and Erin M. Denise M. Smith Nathaniel W. Tindall, II William B. Willingham Shaun N. Amarnani Raschke Matthew A. Smith Assistant Professor Franita Lori A. Willner Jared D. Andersen Pamela M. Rauch Professor Phyllis C. Smith Tolson Timothy D. Wolf Alexander J. and Crystal D. Senior Vice President Sam J. Smith John A. Tomasino Kathleen J. Wolff Anderson Patrick R. Ray, Jr. Brandon R. Smoot Christopher A. Tomlinson Richard F. Woodford, Jr. Amanda L. Anderson Kimberly Redmon-Jones William H. Sned, Jr. Genie L. Toner T. Michael Woods Bret S. Anderson Professor Jarrod Reich Julie S. Sneed The Honorable David Luther Woodward Major Frank K. Anderson, Jr. The Honorable The Honorable Vincent G. Torpy, Jr. E. Gary Work, Jr. Joan Humphrey Anderson Thomas T. Remington Charles P. Sniffen Brian R. Toung R. Scheffel Wright Jordan D. Anderson Jason M. and Kristen D. Richard H. Sollner President H. James Towey The Honorable Krissa R. Anderson Renner Major Phylisha Robinson The Honorable William L. Wright Sean J. Anderson Brett R. Renton South Richard R. Townsend James H. Wyman Shannine F. Anderson Claude D. Revels, III Carly E. Souther Deborah R. Tracy Mark B. Yeslow William J. Anderson The Honorable Miriam R. Sowinski George E. Tragos Professor John F. Yetter Jada Anderson-Edwards George S. Reynolds, III Stephen A. Spaid Thomas W. Traxler David A. Yon Zachary D. Andrews Megan K. Reynolds Benjamin Sperry Lisa Perlmutter Troner Brent T. Zimmerman Tat-lin Angus James P. Rhea Tricia A. Spivey John J. Truitt Julie M. Zola Patricia Nance Annunziato A. Wayne Rich Major Isaac C. Spragg Representative Carlos Kirk C. Zuelch Anonymous Carolyn Rickert Kareem J. Spratling Trujillo Sheryl S. Zust Laura E. Anthony Robert H. Rigsby, Jr. Gregory P. Sreenan Lucille E. Turner Alexandra Aparicio Kristan B. Rivers JoAnn Marie Stalcup Thomas G. Van Matre, Jr. Associates’ Club: Up Hugo L. Apellaniz John E. Roberts Linda J. Stalvey Margaret L. Vandervalk to $99 Vivian Arenas-Battles H. Dan Robuck, Jr. Karen L. Stanley Robert D. Vandiver Ryan C. Abernethy James J. Argento Alan W. Roddy The Honorable Laura L. Vaughan Aseye A. Ablordeppey Leonardo Arias Vera Ryan C. Rodems John K. Stargel Richard R. Vickers Eric T. Abrahamsen and Cheryl C. Armagnac Gigi Rollini and Jacqueline B. Steele The Honorable Brynna J. Ross Gabriella Armas Stephen H. Thomas, Jr. Betty J. Steffens Christine Vogel Dr. Barbara Demby Abrams Sean W. Armil Ty G. Roofner Susan Steffey Liesl N. Voges Charles J. Abrams William B. Armistead Major Brian J. Rooney Andrew J. Steif George L. Waas Jacob Abrams Christen C. Arnold Michael R. Ross Susan L. Stephens Neill G. Wade, IV Thomas L. Abrams Jason C. Arnold Mitchell J. Rubin Dustin S. Stephenson Carolyn E. Wagner Cristina Acosta-Blunt and Anne H. Arsenault Terrence J. Russell Gerald B. Sternstein J. Jeffry Wahlen, Esq Dana R. Blunt David Arthmann Shannon Hartsfield Lynn C. Stewart-Mullen Jeffrey A. Ward T. Bennett Acuff Christina A. Arzillo Salimone Sally Still Raymond M. Warren Caitlin S. Adams Frederick L. Aschauer, Jr. Philip A. Sandon Stephen C. Stokes The Honorable Joshua E. Adams Terrance L. Ashanta-Barker Hala A. Sandridge Professor Ruth E. Stone William David Watkins Kiersten E. Adams Rami M. Ashouri Amelia A. and Leslei G. Street Watkins, Garrett & Woods Matthew N. Adams Andrew J. Atchison Rick A. Savage The Honorable Mortuary, Inc. Michelle A. Adams Jay J. Athey Jeffrey H. Savlov Radford R. Sturgis Jason A. Watson and Alisia M. Adamson Edward R. Atkinson and Robert I. Scanlan Robin L. Suarez Jennifer McCoy Watson M. B. Adelson, IV Rachel E. VanHorn James M. Schiff Catherine H. and Barry S. Webber Anthony E. Aguanno Geralyn M. Atkinson- Linda C. Schmidt Jesse F. Suber Benjamin A. and Tina Lauren M. Aguilar-Vidales Hazelton Howard L. Scholl Charles A. Sullivan, Jr. A.Webster Maria Agurto Joshua D. Aubuchon Robert A. Schreiber Marc A. Sussman Ronald S. Webster Toyin K. Aina-Hargrett Faudia A. Bacchus Russell P. Schropp Stephen D. Swartz W. Timothy Weekley Barbara E. Akers Brooke A. Bach Alicia J. Schumacher Glenda F. Swearingen Kent R. Weible Alexandra E. Akre Jordan Bachenheimer Charles A. Schuster Captain Steven P. Christopher J. Weiss Francisco Albites John C. Bachman Darby Kerrigan Scott and Szymanski The Honorable Richard H. Albritton, III Gloria V. Baez Robert M. Scott Charles R. Talley Linda A. Wells and Benjamin L. Alexander Walter S. Bagg Mark A. Scott John Marc Tamayo Robert W. Wells, Jr. Alisha R. Alfonso Aaron S. Baghdadi Steven L. Seliger Michael A. Tartaglia Christopher W. West Kevin E. Alford Linda A. Bailey Stephen R. Senn Professor Charlee M. Taylor Jon S. Wheeler Affan Ali Sarah H. Bailey Robert C. Shearman William B. Taylor, IV Thomas E. Wheeler, Jr. Asad Ali Wesley G. Bailey George H. Sheldon N. Adam Tebrugge Lindsay C. Whelan Susan Herrada Alison William B. Bailey Christopher J. Shipley Elizabeth A. Teegen Emily B. Whelchel Nicole A. Allen Brittnie R. Baker Vikki R. Shirley John J. Terhune Daniel D. Whitaker Pace A. Allen, Jr. Jessica L. and Timothy B. Shook, Hardy & Bacon, Gerald C. Thomas Brandon W. White Patricia M. Allen Baker L.L.P. Ramona H. Thomas H. Darrell White, Jr. Randel V. Allen Kelly A. Baker Michael A. Shorstein Shira R. Thomas William L. Whitesell Daniel B. Allison Ronald L. Baker J. Phillip Short William F. Whitson Matthew J. Allman Kristy K. Branch Banks

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Adam L. Bantner, II Professor Tamara G. Aline L. Bryant Jordan M. Chastain Robert M. Cox Stefan D. Barber Blenkhorn M. Christopher Bryant Ganesh L. Chatani Ryan C. Cox Laura Bare Daniel R. Blundy Leslie E. Bryson Maxwell X. Che Gabriel B. Crafton Ari S. Bargil Lauren E. Bobek Benjamin W. Buck, Jr. Aaron P. Chegini Kathryn E. Crandall Alexander D. Barker Blair N. Bodenmiller Mark A. Buckles Timothy Cherry Aimee La Buy Crane Arthur S. Barksdale, IV Bradley G. Bodiford E. Bruce Buckley Robert Chester Kaitlyn A. Cranshaw Thomas L. Barnhart Larissa M. Bodniowycz Charles O. Burden Anthony Chiarello Joshua K. Crawford Keoki M. Baron Gene S. Boger Brandon R. Burg Laura E. Chilcutt Thomas R. Criss Daniel P. Bart Patrick M. Boland Michelle M. Burgess David W. Childs Cortney G. Criswell Tiffany N. Barz Alexander R. Boler Dorothy Kirkland Burk Jonathan S. Chinchilla MaryCatherine K. Crock D. A. Bass-Frazier Karlyn H. Boler Jamal R. Burk Joey M. Chindamo Sean M. Crocker Shirley L. Bates Herron T. Bond N. Alexander Burkett Min K. Cho Justin R. Crum Kyle S. Bauman Kristen E. Bond James P. Burleson Alex A. Christiano Benjamin L. Crump Jett L. Baumann Rebecca B. and Michael J. John T. Burnett John T. Christiansen, Jr. Anna R. Crutcher Brian C. Bautista Bonfanti Christopher D. Burns Tiffani J. Christopher Alex G. Cruz Christian J. Bax Jacob S. Bonnell James J. Burns Brieonna S. Christopher- Teresa F. Cummings Lauren E. Baye Michael E. Bonner Jeffrey I. Burry Bucklew Michael A. Currea Matthew D. Baylor Justin Booth James T. Burton The Honorable Christian Perrin Cutillo Bryan L. Baysinger The Honorable Tiffany L. Burton Cory J. Ciklin Jeffrey P. Daines Frank T. Bayuk Mark J. Borello Demi T. Busatta Dustin L. Clark Professor H. Talbot Lori A. Beail-Farkas Samuel Mark Borowski Christopher F. Busch Jarrett Clark D’Alemberte David R. Bear Tadeusz A. Borowski, Jr. Nicholas G. Bush Rebeccah S. Clark Elizabeth C. Daley Christopher J. Beardslee Lee-anne Bosch Andrew H. Butler Julia K. Claypool Matthew R. Daley Sarah Logan Beasley Stacey M. Bosch Jessica R. Butler Phil C. Claypool Allison D. Daniel Heather White Beato Nicole M. and George Mike Neil H. Butler Sean M. Clayton Jonathan L. Darden Gary D. Beatty Boszilkov, II Jason Byrd Stacy M. Cleveland Michael Darwish Melissa D. Becker Mitchell Bottey Justin Byrd Brandon S. Cline Maxwell J. Dauerman Samantha E. Beckman W. Troy Bouk Christopher Cabral Brandon A. Coate Kristen L. Davenport Lora L. Bedford Samuel B. Boundy Victoria M. Cabrera Kellie L. Cochran Thomas A. David Benjamin L. Bedrava L. Robert Bourgeois Rome S. Cagnina Scott C. Cochran Cheyayn L. Davidson Allison R. Bekavac Kristin N. Boutchyard Professor Courtney Cahill Gannon M. Coens Noel J. Davies Gregory R. Bel Jeremy D. Bowerman Kathleen M. and Douglas A. Cohen Adam B. Davis The Honorable Ms. Sally D. Bowman Patrick B. Calcutt Jeremy B. Cohen Ashby C. and Kenneth B. Bell Anika N. Boyce Diana W. Caldwell Joseph R. Coker Nicolette L. Davis Marialle A. Bell F. Scott Boyd Charles Woods Callahan, III Christina M. Colbert Cecil L. Davis, Jr. John W. Bencivenga Shannon C. Boyer Lynda C. Campbell Chandrese S. Colebrooke Charles E. Davis Calvin L. Bender Daniel S. Brackett Michael A. Campbell Jami A. Coleman Cody F. Davis Andrew M. Bennett Brian P. Braddy Thomas H. Campbell Joseph M. Coleman Dakota M. Davis Jesse S. Bennett Jeffry J. Branham Bruton M. Campbell-Work Kevin F. Coleman Drew S. Davis Patrick S. Bennett Joseph S. Brannen Stefan C. Cange Seth L. Coleman Lauren B. Davis Paul A. Bennett Christopher S. and David W. Cannady Miriam R. Coles Nondas M. Davis Rachel L. Bentley Jennifer B. Branton Janelle S. Cannon Dr. Sue C. Collins Jeffrey P. and Sara F. Davis Jonathan D. Benton Jason Bravo Christopher P. Canova Timothy B. Collins Sharee L. Davis Sara R. Benvenisty Ryan R. Breault Erin L. Cantelmo Thomas L. Colter Stephen B. Davis Steven D. Beres David S. Brecher William J. Cantrell Christopher R. Conley Tessa R. Davis Alan N. Berg Peter W. Brennan Norman Cao Timothy L. Conlon Jacqueline M. Davison Brett J. Berlin Coleman L. Brice John T. Cardillo, Jr. Donald D. Conn Douglas H. Dean Alejandra G. Berlioz Joan Stefanec Briggs Brett M. Carey Brian P. Connors Sandra K. Dean Lourdes Bernal-Dixon Ryan L. Briggs Stephanie B. Carman Christine Conradis Brea L. Dearing Matthew R. Bernier Travis A. Bright, Jr. Jonathan F. Carr Jessica E. Conte Anna K. DeCerchio Shalini N. Bethala Terry Brinson Cameron H. Carstens Christopher R. Cooper Kurt E. Decker David A. Beyer Christopher C. Brockman David J. Carter William C. Cooper Kamryn M. Deegan Jed N. Bhuta Elliot R. Brooks Lynda E. Carter Alice B. Copek Justin L. Dees Cody S. Bilgrien Olivia M. Brooks Monica B. Carusello Matthew A. Cornwell Jason P. Del Rosso Marcus Billie Lauren Brothers John M. Cary Kevin P. Corrigan Shana S. DeLeon John L. Bischof Adam J. Brown Susan M. Casajuana Nicole E. Corring Peter V. Delia M. Lynwood Bishop Garrett M. Brown Kenneth M. Casper Arnold B. Corsmeier Arielle H. Demby-Berger Maite C. Bisigni Malcolm M. Brown, IV Diane G. Cassaro Gabriel A. Costa Eric W. Deming Tandy T. Blackburn Captain Terence H. Brown Daniel P. Cauley Shane T. Costello Chase E. Den Beste Efren E. Blackledge Michael M. Brownlee Jessamy G. Cauthen Yaima Coto Andrew D. Deneen Jose A. Blanco Paetra T. Brownlee Kathleen A. Cavanagh G. Todd Cottrill Laura M. Dennis Michael D. Blank Dillon Brozyna Miguel J. Chamorro The Honorable Michael DeRosa Lesley Blanton Jonathan Brozyna Nathan D. Chapman Cynthia L. Cox Devan Desai Whitney R. Brummett Andrew Chase Ernest A. Cox Marcy B. Waters Desantis

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28 FLORIDA STATE LAW Belicha Desgraves Michael P. Elchenko, II Christopher M. and Teresa Gardner, Bist, Wiener, Itasca M. Greagor Angela C. and Dominique M. Elden S. Fitzpatrick Wadsworth, Bowden, Angela B. Green Sean T. Desmond Jeffrey S. Elkins LaDawna S. Fleckenstein Bush, Dee, LaVia & Brent P. Green Darrin L. Dest Brandy E. Elliott Michael A. Flegiel Leah D. Garrett Justin B. Green Carolyn Q. DeVita Karla D. Ellis Tyler J. Fleming William H. Gauldin, III Kiel J. Green Diane G. Dewolf Sean M. Ellis Patrick D. Flemming Ashley E. and Douglas M. Michael G. Green, II Dustin R. Dewrell Alexandra C. Ellison Joshua P. Fleshman Gault Robert Jordan Green Seth S. Diamond Robert C. Elmore Major David J. Fletcher Robin R. Gault Whitney L. Green Kristina L. Diaz Uchenna Emenike Jessica L. Fletcher J. Wes Gay Wilson Green, IV Rafael A. Diaz Andrew C. Emerson Tara R. Flomenhoft Theodore R. Gay Andrew B. Greenlee Daniel L. Diaz-Balart Christopher Emmanuel Kali M. Flood Richard L. Geissal, Jr. Wade Gregerson James M. Digiovine Shannon E. Endres Christopher J. Fluehr, Jr. Rachelle-Marie Gentner Kirstin M. Grice Kalinthia R. Dillard Chelsea B. England Sarah C. Fodge Beverly K. Gentry Marshawn M. Griffin James C. Dinkins Richard E. Englebright, Jr. Ariel Fonticiella Lauren M. Gentry Ryan W. Griffin Robert S. Disney Chelsea R. Enright Melissa J. Ford Mitchell Ghaneie Stephanie A. Griffin Richard D. Dixon Ty P. Eppsteiner Walter E. Forehand John S. Gibbs, III Melissa Grimm-Maddox Jessica M. Dobbins Jason Epstein Brittany T. Forester Shanna-Kay A. Gibbs Sinor Michael B. Dobson David J. Erdmann Tracy L. Forgue Brian M. Giddings Felisha E. Grizzle Shannon L. Doheny Alex B. Ershock Charity Forrest Gregory A. Gidus Edward A. Grodin Krista A. Dolan Sheila L. Erstling Kevin A. Forsthoefel Oaj Gilani Andrew J. and Jennifer A. Donahue Javier Esparza Angela Smith Fortier Joan Marie Gilbert Lindsay A. Grogan Robert L. Donald George W. Etheridge Dennis P. Foster Steve Ginestra Jacob D. Grollman Kenneth W. Donnelly Eddie D. Evans Jessica M. Foster Matthew T. Girardi and David S. Grossman John Dorris Richard M. Evans Julia Breslin Foster Dana J. Gizzi Christina L. Gualtieri Natasha B. Dorsey Michael G. Eylerts Captain Vernisha N. Foster Michael A. Giraud Oliver R. Guerrier Stephanie M. Dougherty Michael R. Fabec Christy L. Fountain Ben E. Girtman Lynn E. Guery Alexander S. Douglas, II Floyd B. Faglie Geneva Fountain Megan L. Gisclar Luke M. Gumpert Patrick V. Douglas Robert E. Faigin Philip A. Fowler Eric S. Giunta Michael A. Gumula Robert C. Downie, II Christopher J. Fallon Brittany L. Fox Brandon T. Glanz Ryan Gurson Andrew C. Downs Shakila Faqeeri and Howard Fox Patricia R. Gleason Jennifer Gutai Samuel D. Doxsee Moin H. Khan Nicholas A. Fox George A. Glenn Andrew Gutierrez Mary M. Drake Khalil E. Farah Roberta J. Fox Zach N. Godsey Lee P. Gutschenritter Paul P. Drake Eduardo J. Faria Susan Patton Fox Ann M. Goedert Angela M. Guttmann Jennifer Dreyer Samuel A. Farkas Stephen W. Foxwell Loren L. Gold Andrea Guzman Nesha Drummond Margaret C. Farmer Shalisa M. Francis Mitchell R. Golden David F. Habell Daniel D. Dubale James Fasig Victoria L. Francis Jordan Goldfarb Philippe Habib Eli M. DuBosar Liza E. Faw David M. Frank Jason N. Goldman Stephen K. Hachey Vladimir DuBovis Andrew G. Fay Daniel P. Fraser Laura E. Gomes Alexandra N. Haddad David R. DuFlo Jason S. Feder Anne Marie Frazee Solomon E. Gonite Lawrence D. Hadden Erin M. Duncan Meredith K. Fee Teresa M. Frazier Bianca V. Gonzalez Haddon Hall Publishing, Brian T. Dunmire Jessica M. and Megan L. Frederickson Christin F. Gonzalez LLP Chad W. Dunn Matthew L. Felix Stephen C. Fredrickson Christina Diaz Gonzalez Lauren L. Hafner Dylan T. Dunn Kara A. Fenlon and Donald C. Freeman Lawrence A. Gonzalez Shawn Haggerty Kelly E. Dunn David N. Perry Tor J. Friedman Miguel J. Gonzalez Reid O. Hailey Stephanie T. Duskie Christopher A. Fennell Stephanie L. Fritzshall Owen K. Goodwyne Gilbert F. and Malinda A. Nicholas L. DuVal Erik R. Fenniman Brandon S. Fuller Mark E. Gordon Hain Abby Robinson Dyal and Manuel F. Fente Alexander J. Fumagali Pamela C. Gordon Michael G. Haire, Jr. Nicholas Dyal Anna C. Fentriss Maureen F. Furino Colonel Richard E. Gordon Carson S. Hale Anton K. Dyer Jessica U. Fernandez Chelsea L. Furman Andrew B. Goshen Matthew B. Hale Rachael A. Dziechciarz Manuel A. Fernandez Anthony E. Fusco Kevin W. Gotfredson Douglas L. Hall Jere L. Earlywine Missel I. Fernandez David C. Gadd Jonathan D. Grabb Genevieve Hall Angel Eason Lucy K. and Daniel T. Gaffney Luke J. Grabowski Jason D. Hall and Todd D. Eaton Steven W. Ferrell Celeste N. Gaines Amy M. Graham Nicki A. Mohr David H. Echavarria Aaron S. Feuer Leslie D. Gaines Andrew A. Graham Kellie Symons Hall Alexandra B. Echsner Leonard S. Feula Christopher A. Gaj Josiah D. Graham William D. Hall, III Jason R. Eckert Christina L. Feyen Doris C. Galindo Theodore G. Granger Beverly K. Halloran James R. Edmonson Andrew Fier Christina M. Galindo- Ashley S. Grant Keith A. Halpern David F. Edwards Curtis C. Filaroski Walsh William L. Grant Mary Ann F. Hamilton and Micheal A. Edwards Gregory W. Files Jessica D. Gallegos Sherri-Ann Grant-Clarke W. Andrew Hamilton Philip W. Edwards Janet L. Findling William W. Gallogly Kristina M. Gratzick Sarah R. Hamilton Scott J. Edwards Ryan A. Fingerhut Lindsay Galloway William D. Grauel Tammy L. Hammack Ted B. Edwards, Jr. Jody L. Finklea Eric S. Gardner, Jr. Sean K. Gravel Jeffrey S. Hammer and David J. Ehrlich Elizabeth Firestone Joseph V. Gardner Tyler L. Gray Melly D. Northcutt Benjamin H. Eisenberg David W. Graybeal, Jr. Hammer

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2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT 29 ALL CASH GIFTS BY LEVEL*

April L. Hammonds Amber J. Hines Denise Johnson Joseph Kessler Melody S. Lankford Heather K. Ham-Warren Meredith C. Hinshelwood Dalana W. Johnson Kristopher J. Kest John D. Lanpher Curtis M. Hanna Kathryn B. Hoeck Jason T. Johnson Assistant Professor Jay Kimberly Large Kristen A. Y. Hanna Ashley E. Hoffman Caroline Johnson Levine Kesten Rene M. Larkin Mark S. Hanor Alison F. Hofheimer Stephen L. Johnson Laura E. Ketcham Lisa Larmond Richard B. Harb Matthew J. Hogan The Honorable Abdool S. Khaleel Michall J. LaRochelle Susan T. Harbin Steven M. Hogan T. Michael Johnson Kelly J. Kibbey Kristen G. Larson Kristin E. and Daniela K. Hogue Catherine J. Jones Ethan Kim Sharon D. Larson Samuel N. Harden Jessica J. Holberton Charles E. Jones Michelle N. Kim William M. Lasley Renee C. Harkins and Justin K. Holcombe Cullan E. D. Jones Andrew B. King Alyssa S. Lathrop Christopher B. Roe Frederick W. Holder Margarita R. Jones Cameron M. King Anthony S. Lavargna Jessica Schuh Harmsen and Victor D. Holder Muriel D. Jones William King Richard A. Lavery James F. Kutter Jason C. Holley Sherman W. Jones Karen M. Kinney Paul S. Lawler Genevieve C. Harper Jason W. Holman W. Jordan Jones Natalie N. Kirbo David Lawrence John D. Harrington T. Elaine Holmes Alejandro E. Jordan Dean Henry L. Kirby Simonne M. Lawrence Alice F. Harris Jarrad C. Holst Ashton C. Jordan Corey C. Kirkwood Bree N. Lawrenson James R. Harris John D. Holt Cody W. Jordan Matthew D. Kissner The Honorable Shenika LaTia Harris Andrew E. Holway Alejandro P. Joya Pamela Haddock Klavon Charles A. Lawson Donald J. Harrison Jaeson W. Homola Kevin Joyce Gretchen K. Klayman Barbara J. Leach William H. Harrold, Jr. Shinbok Hong Erica L. Jozwiak Kelly M. Klein Terry E. Leach Joseph E. Hart David P. Hopstetter Patrick R. Jules Kristina N. Klein Jaxon A. Lear Kyle D. Hart Cindy H. Horne Kara Jursinski Kathleen J. Klepfer Jordane E. Learn Marshall R. Hart Jamie B. Horne Professor Jeffrey H. Kahn Gabrielle E. Klepper James D. Leary, Jr. Gabriel M. Hartsell Luciana Hornung Rachael P. Kaiman Cheryl D. Kluwe Margo A. Leathers Sara C. Hassler Nicholas A. Horton Arslanbek Kalandarov Austin V. Knapp James Whitfield Lee, III Christopher D. Hastings Jennifer A. Hostetler Talley L. Kaleko Lauren K. Knight Joo Taek Lee Sarah E. Haston Ashley D. Houlihan Melanie C. Kalmanson William Keith Knight Kun-fang Lee Jessica A. Hathaway Warren C. Howell Katherine Kane Matthew J. Knoll Nhan T. Lee Mallory L. Haulcomb Brian D. Hudson Maureen P. Kane Eric M. Knopp Richard P. Lee Walter J. Havers, Jr. Christopher Hudtwalcker Sabina F. Kania Devin L. Knox Zachary Lee Joshua M. Hawkes A. Mauricio Hued Lacey E. Kantor Kenneth A. Knox Melanie R. Leitman Ashley P. Hayes Richard E. Huff, Jr. David A. Kaplan Edward M. Koch Matthew J. Leon Colin T. Hayes Susan Odzer Hugentugler Jonah D. Kaplan John G. Koeppel Gareth G. Leonard David A. Hayes Christopher P. Hull Professor Marshall B. Kapp Owen L. Kohler Carrie M. and Francis S. Malinda L. Hayes Allison P. and Justin F. Karpf Alexandra R. Kohn Leontitsis Whitney R. Hays J. Blake Hunter Taylor N. Kaufman Steven E. Kolbert Joel N. Leppard Lynn C. Hearn Dustin S. Hunter Thomas A. Kay Michael A. Kolcun, Jr. Jason E. Lesser Leonard P. Hebb Tia S. Huntley Daron M. Kaye-Thomas and Elena Komsky Myrtice S. Lester David B. Heedy Angela L. Huston James H. Thomas Russell A. Korn Jennifer A. Lettman Michelle M. Heldmyer Thomas M. Hutton Richard C. Kearley, III Kevin C. Kostelnik Brian A. Leung Jessica K. Helms Lisa H. Ihns Jennifer L. Keegan Mike N. Koulianos Jo Ann Levin Quinn A. Henderson Cathleen B. Iho Brennan Keeler Kate A. D. Kovats Stephanie Levitt Hunter J. Hendrix Morcos A. Ikladious Jana L. Keenan Carlyn H. Kowalsky Robin H. Levy John E. Hendry Denisse C. Ilabaca Brent J. Kelleher Teresa A. Kramer Jami Lewis Travis D. Hendry J. Charles Ingram Stephen J. Keller Richard A. Krause Wei Li Eric A. Henely Saqib Ishaq Benjamin R. Kelley Frank A. Kreidler Shanshan Liang Alison M. Hengesbach Ashley A. Istler Danielle J. Kelley Professor Lawrence S. John A. Libby Angela Renee Hensel Jennifer Ivey J. Eugene Kelley, Jr. Krieger Rebecca M. Lightle Austin M. Hensel Christina A. Jackson Cassandra Rosas Kellogg Sarah F. Kurish Christopher S. Linde Zachary D. Herman Ruth H. Jackson Lee and and Jason K. Kellogg Lindsay J. Kushner Tessa A. Linde Colonel Steven P. Hester Jared M. Lee Kala R. Kelly Arrie N. Kustin Kenneth L. Lineberger Craig B. Hewitt, II Dino Jahic Kathryn M. Kelly Susan J. Kutkiewicz Amy E. Lipford Georgia E. Higgins Gary L. Jakob Matthew J. Kelly Billy D. Kuykendall Chad E. Lipsky Hilary and Kelly R. High Jasmyne N. James Michael Kelly Lydia Labar Richard B. Liss Meghan Highfield Aryan Jazayeri Samantha R. Kelly Leslie Lasseigne Ladner Leandro E. Lissa Adam G. Hill Louis Jean-baptiste Kyle L. Kemper Peter A. Lagonowicz Eric H. Litow Brandon J. Hill Caitlin L. Jenkins Adrienne C. Kendall Joseph M. lamb Brandon G. Little Jason C. Hill Sue E. Jenkins Jessica N. and Nathaniel W. Tanya Lambrechts Danica L. Little Captain Joseph N. Hill Bridgette M. Jensen Kennedy Lucas S. Lanasa Jennifer K. Little Nathan W. Hill Dillon H. S. Jess Joshua J. Kenny Courtney B. Land Jesse H. Little Rachel L. Hill Xue Jiang Russell S. Kent Allison Sundberg Lane Valerie A. Little Shaughn C. Hill Georgina Jimenez-Orosa Danny L. Kepner James G. Lane Megan Lloyd John E. Hillert Lori L. Jobe Alison A. Kerestes Erick D. Langenbrunner John A. LoBianco Svetlana A. Hillis Aaron V. Johnson Amanda N. Kespohl Nicole E. Langston Steffen M. LoCascio

*Includes only cash received during the 2014 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges. See page 5 for Larger Gift Commitments.

30 FLORIDA STATE LAW Ciera N. Locklair Fred C. Marshall Conor J. McLaughlin Hannah D. Monroe Gregory M. Noonan Oscar J. Locklin Jacob R. Marshall Jennifer T. McLean Emily Monteiro Alexander D. Norat Alfred J. Lojo Justin T. Marshall Heather R. McLellan Kerven L. Montfort Dane W. Norman Jessica R. Lokeinsky Nathan W. Marshburn Daniel O. McLeod Adrian T. Mood Thomas S. Normandeau Ashleigh J. Lollie Alan C. Martin Lauren R. McLeroy Alexandra M. Moore Lynette Norr Zachary W. Lombardo Benjamin G. Martin Mindy A. McLester Ashley L. Moore Stefani C. Norrbin Abigail London-Vail and Jonathan A. Martin Michael T. McManus E. Murray Moore, Jr. Daniel C. Norris Jason E. Vail Pamela A. Martin Colin L. and Nicole M. Michael C. Moore William R. Northcutt Kristen J. Lonergan Reynold Martin McMichen Rachel Moore Colin P. Norton Pedro Z. Lopes Richard H. Martin Carter P. McMillan Andrea J. Moreland Emily J. Norton Daniel J. Lopez Anne-Marie Martinez and Jenna McNamara Sarah L. Morgan Cori L. Nowling Juan D. Lopez Guevara F. Joseph Ullo, Jr. W. Brent McNeal Sarah L. Morrison Sidney Noyes Joshua E. Lopez Michael A. Martinez Sara M. McNeill Lauren E. Morrissette Janna S. Nugent B. Cooper Lord Gary J. Martoccio J. Bart McNiel Michelle M. Morton Claire E. Nutter Richard A. Lotspeich Major Nicholas A. Martz Donna Canzano McNulty Allison B. Moscato Stephen J. Nye George Lott Susan C. Marvin Bradley R. McVay Jason R. Mosley Courtney L. Oakes Kerry Louderback-Wood James C. Massie and Brandon McWalters Bartholomew M. Motes Michael S. Oback Adrienne C. Love Janice G. Scott Melissa A. Mears Davis A. Moye Cian G. O’Brien Eric C. Love Colonel Elizabeth C. Steven R. Medendorp Martin L. Mueller, Jr. Erica F. O’Brien Jason C. Love Masters Andrea-Li S. Medina Gourav N. Mukherjee Mandy R. O’Callaghan Shelby L. Loveless Mary H. Masterton Noelle M. Melanson Brendan J. Mullen Megan C. O’Connor Clayton L. Lovett Caitlin N. Matheny Charles F. Melges Elizabeth M. Muller Ryan D. O’Connor Charles Lovings Meryl M. Mathews Benjamin M. Melnick Desmond Mullins Preston O. Odom, III Antonio Lozada George V. Matlock Leon V. Melnicoff David G. Mulock Cathleen E. O’Dowd Tamara D. Lucas Professor Patricia A. Jennifer N. Menendez- Dina S. Munasifi Susan G. O’Halloran Cecille C. Lucero Matthews Kotch Assistant Professor Amy J. Ohnstad Antonio Luciano, Jr. Jonathan H. Maurer Jacqueline A. Menzel Murat C. Mungan Barbara O’Horo-Benton Malinda R. Lugo Caitlin R. Mawn Jorge A. Mestre Daniel J. Munoz Kristian S. Oldham Adrian A. Lukis Kerry A. Mawn Matthew J. Metz Elizabeth C. Munro Robert V. Olivo Ryan J. Lukson Ashley P. Mayer Deborah J. Meyer Melissa B. Murphy Taylor M. Onik Leif B. Lunde Benjamin J. Mayer Joseph P. Miano Patrick J. Murphy Damien A. Orato Jennifer M. Lutzke William R. Mayer Adrian S. Middleton Robert J. Murphy Joseph D. Ort Chance Lyman Elizabeth J. Maykut J. Lane Middleton, III William F. Murphy, III Daniel C. Osborne Ian S. MacDonald Thomas I. Mayton, Jr. Bradley L. Milkwick Danielle M. Murray David R. Osborne Matthew D. Macnamara Douglas McAlarney John L. and Teresa M. Milla Jeanne M. Murray Stephanie N. Osman Robert S. Mactavish Gregory A. McAloon Anthony B. Miller Kelli A. Murray Clayton Osteen Nicholas S. Madsen Derrick J. McBurrows Brett J. Miller Steven D. Muscatello Kara R. Ottervanger George B. Magruder Kendra McCan Brian D. Miller William R. Musgrove Yanique L. Otto Michael T. Maguire Ryan W. McCarville Eric T. Miller Mario Musil Peter C. Overstreet Michael W. Magyar Samantha A. McClure Jason S. Miller Ryan G. Myers Allison R. Oyler Usha Maharajh Leon J. McCombs, II Jessalea J. Miller Joseph L. Najmy Scott A. Padgett J. Ryan Mahler Courtney A. McCormick John A. Miller Walter E. Narramore, II James L. Paisley Elias M. Mahshie Mary M. McCormick Jonathon S. Miller Alan C. Nash Thomas N. Palermo Jedediah A. Main Michael K. McCormick Justin T. Miller Nadine Navarro Gordon H. Palmer Michael J. Makdisi Courtney L. McCowen Katrina Meixner Miller and Matthew C. Neff Henry T. Palmer Bonnie A. Malloy David W. McCrea Seth E. Miller Elizabeth W. and Eric M. Georgette Panagotacos The Honorable Hannah E. McCullin Lexie C. Miller Neiberger Kendra E. Pannitti David M. Maloney Gregory J. McDole Mary Claire Miller Chelsea N. Nelson The Honorable Mason E. Maney Morgan T. McDonald Michele R. Miller Ian M. Nelson Robert G. Panse Sara J. Mangan Susan C. McDonald Michelle L. Miller Patricia A. Nelson Nicola J. Pappas Shachi K. Mankodi Bridget K. McDonnell Sarah Ball Miller Shawn A. Nettles Nicholas R. Paquette Cecilia Manrique Logan K. McEwen Starlett M. Miller Gregory P. Neuberger Neil B. Paradise Feher M. Mansoor Daniel J. McGinn Lora Minicucci John D. Neumann Samantha S. Parchment Nicholas R. Manzoli Michael T. McGinn Matthew A. Minnick W. Scott Newbern Amy E. Parker Kyesha R. Mapp Andrew E. McGraw Michelle B. Mire Christopher T. Nickels Ashley A. Parker Robyn E. Marcus Samuel McGunegle Andrew R. Missel Nicholas D. Niemiec Rebecca Parker Professor Dan Markel Jason A. McIntosh Brad J. Mitchell Jo-Anna M. Nieves Andrew J. Parnell Bruce Markell, Jeffrey A. Carson B. McKendree John T. Mitchell Sarah R. Niewold Juan C. Parrado Stoops Professor Michael J. McKeon Kyle V. Mitchell Burgundy L. Niles Walter B. Parramore Kevin M. Marker Amanda B. McKibben Camesha L. Mitchell-Kale Laurel E. and Michael J. Trevor W. Parrish Lesley-Anne Marks Ian R. McKillop Ryan P. Molaghan Niles Charlotte E. Parsons Colonel Peter R. Yolanda McKoy-Mott Amanda L. Mollica William A. Nilson Steven J. Parton Marksteiner Brent Mclacklan Jeremy D. Monckton Isabel L. Nogues Daniel T. Pascale Ann T. Marshall C. Preston McLane Dion J. Moniz Zachary M. Nolan Charlotte H. Pasternak

*Includes only cash received during the 2014 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges. See page 5 for Larger Gift Commitments.

2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT 31 ALL CASH GIFTS BY LEVEL*

Ian E. Pate Corey Portnoy Clifton Renn Cynthia Brennan Ryan The Honorable Poonam D. Patel Ashlee A. Pouncy Joseph O. Reosti Ellen C. Ryan Elizabeth A. Senterfitt Jeffery L. Patenaude Caitlin M. Powell William J. Repko Casey M. Rychlik Lieutenant Colonel D. Ann Claire Patterson Gennifer B. Powell Karen N. Reschly Leo G. Rydzewski David Sessions Robert P. Patterson Hillary M. and Martin F. Aaron J. Retteen Vincent A. Sable Anthony J. Severino Valerie O. Patterson Powell Yesenia F. Rey Taylor G. Sachs Margaret Seward W. Scott Patterson Lorene C. Powell Lauren M. Reynolds Ruth E. Saff The Honorable Benjamin C. Patton Robert J. Powell Rhona F. Reynolds Raul E. Salas Jan Shackelford Danielle N. Paul Samantha K. Poznak Brittany A. Rhodaback Melissa Sale Sale Leonard Abraham M. Shakfeh Jonathan J. Paul Joshua E. Pratt Judy Rice Goldman Marlene Sallo Karusha Y. Sharpe Justin Paul Bryan A. Present Captain Alan S. Richard Gregory Salnick William F. Sharpe Nathan J. Paulich Kathryn E. Price Robert M. Richter Jessica L. Saltz Kenneth N. Shaw Robert M. Pautienus, III Rachel I. Pringle Michael D. Ridenour Joseph R. Salzverg William A. Shaw Aaron J. Peacock Laurence C. Pritchard Audrey K. Rierson Amanda M. Sampaio Aaron P. Sheklin Michela C. Pearl Katie B. Privett Jerod M. Rigoni Jeffery D. Sampson Jr. Adrienne J. Shepherd Tommie D. Pearson Zachary W. Procter Rosemarie L. Rinaldi Lanitra S. Sanchez-Moore Rebecca B. Shepherd, Zachary L. Pechter Jacob W. Proffitt Glenn Rininger Thomas A. Sanderhoff Director Emily B. Peebles Joseph C. Proulx Brennan M. Rittenhouse Christine L. Sanders Daniel W. Sheppard Jason M. Peery Michael S. Provenzale Eduardo J. Rivera Karen E. Sandrik Karina Sheremet Jaycee Peralta Eric D. Prutsman Richard D. Rivera Stephania C. Sanon Luke G. Sherlock, III Angelina M. Perez Daniel G. Puente Brandon B. Robbins Adam D. Santana Wesley D. Sherman Henye S. Perez Carlos A. Puentes, Jr. Christopher L. Roberts Carlos L. Santi Megan D. Shoemaker Patrick E. Perez Jessica E. Pulsifer Francis M. S. Roberts Steve D. Santiago Paige E. Shoemaker Breton H. Permesly Lauren V. Purdy Priscilla C. Roberts Luke C. Savage Brian M. Showman Celeste N. Perrino Kent R. Putnam and Paula Sally J. Roberts Keith L. Savino William R. Sickler Lieutenant Jonathan C. L. Walborsky Jennifer S. Robinson Kristofer Savy Rachel L. Siegel- Perry Alexander G. Pyrros Amanda M. Robocker Erik L. Sayler McLaughlin Jonathan D. Perry Syed M. Qadri Francis P. Roche, Jr. Victor F. Saymo Shoshana J. Silver Timothy J. Perry Samuel P. Queirolo Roger A. Roche Matthew S. Scanlan Dennis S. Silverman Kyle P. Peters Paul A. Quimby Jarryd M. Rochford Kayla M. Scarpone Mitchell L. Silverman, Justin S. Peterson Michael J. Quinn Tiffany A. Roddenberry Eric D. Schab J.D., M.S. Weston L. Petkovsek Stephanie M. Quinones Anthony R. Rodriguez Faith M. Schafer-Moody Alissa F. Simon Pavlina S. Petrova Edwin M. Quinones- Sarah C. Rodriguez Janet Schaffer Jennito Simon Jeffery M. Pfister Seneriz Michael A. Roe Deborah E. Schander Peter W. Simon Leanne J. Pflaum Jonelle M. Rainford Eric D. Rogers Zackery Scharlepp Kelleigh E. Simpson Teresa N. Phillips Patrick A. Raley Kara Decker Rogers and Brandon R. Scheele Kali Lauren M. Sinclair Malia Phillips-Lee Navin A. Ramnath Robert L. Rogers, III Karl M. Scheuerman Dyal Singh Thomas R. Philpot Wilhelmina V. Randtke Douglas B. Rohan Richard C. Schiffer Audrey M. Singleton Damon C. Pichoff Thomas A. Range Tiya S. Rolle Michael W. Schmid Brian D. Sites Jessica Pickeral Amanda H. and Stephen Ivy M. Rollins Nina C. Schmidt James Sites Joyce S. Pickles J. Rapp Jaime L. Roocke-Sherman Danielle N. Schneider Neal A. Sivyer Peter R. Pidermann Lisa M. Rask Ronald L. Roodhouse Justin M. Schneider David R. Slaton Stephanie Pidermann Robert L. Ratliff, III Keith J. Rosa Catharine Schoenecker Jessica L. Slatten Meghan E. Pieler D’Ann Read Carrie E. Rosato Amy W. and Russell L. Sloan Meaghan K. Pincket Hastings S. C. Read Sheryl D. Rosen Kurt M. Schrader Jacob S. Slotin Robert E. Pinder Tod W. Read Tara S. Rosenblum Carly J. Schrader The Honorable Elijah Smiley Brittany M. Pinson Jacquelyn Redmond Evan J. Rosenthal Maggie M. Schultz Alicia M. Smith Cynthia Piotrowski Michael D. Redondo Daniel C. Ross Peter Schwarz Amanda K. Smith Nancy C. Pistilli-Hurst Linda K. Reel Jared M. Ross Stephanie Schwarz Andrew W. Smith Brian S. Pita Shannon Callaghan Reese Jason D. Ross April R. Scott Chancey O. Smith Amy J. Pitsch Roxanne Rehm Zachary L. Ross Carter W. Scott Corey J. Smith Forrest S. Pittman AnnaLaura M. Rehwinkel Nancy Rothstein James A. Scott, Jr. Daniel R. Smith Lucia Piva Eric L. Reichenberger and Kristen C. Rowland Lindsey H. Scott J. Layne Smith Cecile I. Piverotto Danielle A. Sherriff Roger F. Rozanski William A. Scott Nicholas F. Smith Lauren M. Pizzo Donnette A. Reid Williams Jodi M. Ruberg Lisa E. Scotten Patricia L. Smith Emily J. Plante Stephen C. Reilly Chad I. Rubin Ryan M. Scully Robert A. Smith Bruce D. Platt Eric M. Reinarman Seth I. Rubin Scott J. Seagle Ronald C. Smith K. Francesca Plendl Lt. Com. Jason P. Rudderman Judson M. Searcy Sheena D. Smith Christa E. Pletcher Burger Michael R. Reiter, Ret. Trevor C. Ruff Joseph T. Segal Walter B. Smith Katherine A. Plevak Amie H. and Scott A. Amy Ruiz Kirsten H. Sencil Bridget Kellogg Smitha Andrew W. Plyler Remington Laura A. Rushin Nicole E. Senetcen Jonathan Smulevich William M. Poage Patrick J. Rengstl The Honorable Robert K. Senior Roary Snider Andrew Podlaski The Honorable Van P. Russell Christine N. Senne Timothy H. Snyder Rachel M. Port John K. Renke, III Patrick R. Ruttinger Angela Soety

*Includes only cash received during the 2014 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges. See page 5 for Larger Gift Commitments.

32 FLORIDA STATE LAW Anthony J. Solomon Fraerly A. Symphorien- Jeffrey B. Trammell William Wallshein Michael S. Willard Joshua Solomon Saavedra Meredith Trammell Courtney N. Walmer Angela J. Williams Alan F. Somerstein Philip J. Sypula Philip S. Traynor Mary J. Walter Anne Marie D. Williams Julia R. Sotolongo Sarah R. and Paris N. Tribue Maureen A. Walterbach Francis T. Williams Brenden D. Soucy Winston A. Taitt Allison M. Tringas Redeker Joel P. Williams Sarah F. Spacht S. Christopher Tajer Kali Tripodis Christopher B. Walters Kristen B. Williams Brian Spahn Stephanie J. Tanada Anita F. Trotter Katherine C. Walton Matthew C. Williams Christen L. Spake Judith Tankel Daniel Trout John J. Waltz Michael J. Williams Timothy P. Sparks Christon R. and Roberta M. Truman David W. Ward Sherria D. Williams Steven K. Specht Laura L.Tanner Rebecca P. Tulipan Joseph J. Ward Stuart F. Williams Larry D. Spencer Brell Tarich Lane E. Turkle C. Brent Wardrop Amanda N. Williamson Shane J. Spencer Christopher S. Tatum Jacquelyn A. Turmes Caroline E. Ware Bonnie A. Wilmot Margaret J. Spicer Scott A. Tavolieri Austin S. Turner Gregory L. Warner Joel C. Wilson Lindsey Lee Spires E. Lamar Taylor Tony A. Turner Christopher J. Warnock Rachic A. Wilson Winter E. Spires-Belford Joshua Taylor Alexander H. Twedt Megan M. Warren Robert H. Wilson, III Hamilton B. Spraggins Nadia J. Taylor Stephanie N. Twomey Michael A. Wasylik Walton M. Wilson Marissa C. Sprick Scarlett Taylor Tyco Employee Matching Kelsey Watry Claire E. Winold Andrew D. St. Clair Thomas A. Taylor Gift Program Ryan M. Watson William P. Winter Sharon C. St. Clair Michael J. Teevin Heather N. Tyndall-Best Sasha A. Watson Kevin M. Winters Tamara R. St. Hilaire Ms. Jessica Tehlirian Jesse I. Unruh Travis D. Watson Assistant Professor Cassandra M. Stabbert Adam R. Teichler Michael A. Usry Christopher A. Weaver Samuel R. Wiseman Charles J. Stafford Ari I. Telisman Jessica L. Utz Karlie C. Webb Nicole P. Wishart George A. Stainback Mark A. Templeton Michael Vaghaiwalla Wayne S. Webb, Jr. Sara G. Witmeyer Byron C. Starcher David R. Terry Lauren M. Vagnoni Meredith M. Weber Ryan B. Witte David J. Stark Professor Fernando R. Tesón Angelica M. Vallario Stephanie C. Webster Cheryl L. Wolf Marjorie Starnes-Bilotti Olivia H. Teytelbaum Haley C. Van Erem Ryan M. Wechsler John J. Wolfel, Jr. Kaitlyn Bagnato Statile Jeffrey M. and Lyyli M. Van Whittle Harris A. Weinstein Taylor S. Wolff Marissa D. Statler Virginia E. Tharp Kelly A. Vance Alexander D. Weintraub Ellen Wolfgang Matthew D. Stefany Brooke R. Tharpe Melissa VanSickle Kyle Weismantle Edward W. Wood Michael B. Stein Luis R. Then Joseph A. Varona David J. Weiss Jeffrey H. Wood Stefan V. Stein Andrew E. Thomas Courtney S. Veatch David A. Weisz Brittany B. and Paden E. Samuel B. Steinberg Jacquelyn A. Thomas Ricardo Vega Scott J. Welner Woodruff Erica F. Steinmiller- Mark S. Thomas Elizete D. S. Velado Seth J. Welner Erik Woody Perdomo Mary Thomas Sarah K. Vespa Michael L. Wenger Byron W. Wright Kimberly D. Stephenson Thomas G. Thomas Clara A. Vickers Cole G. West Kelly B. Wright Kristen E. Sterrett Tyler L. Thomas Ross D. Vickers Andrew D. Westcott Lee-Ann T. Wright William A. Stetson, IV Marc V. Thomes John E. Villafrate Joseph Y. Whealdon, III The Honorable Jessica Y. Stewart Danielle N. Thompson Michelle Visconti Vanessa N. Wheeler- Zebedee W. Wright Mary Catherine Stewart Kelly A. Thompson Matthew F. Vitale Sanchez Angela L. Wuerth Jonathan A. Stimler Lori M. Thompson Christopher K. Vogel Matthew Whiddon Allan E. Wulbern Matthew R. Stock Travis R. Thompson and W. Justin Vogel Thomas E. Whigham, Jr. Amy Voigt Xenofos Sandra P. Stockwell Ashley West Thompson Lindsay A. Voirin Eric M. Whitaker Bryan A. Yasinsac Michael S. Stoddard William P. Thompson Robert C. Volpe Bradley F. White Christy A. Yonta Michael G. Stofer Zane M. Thompson Kane Vongsavanh C. Erica White Gie Yoon Steven J. Stolting Thomson Reuters My Ivan D. Voronec John E. White Laura M. Youmans Scott A. Stone Community Program Nicole Vouvalis Joshua G. White Lorraine L. Young Amber Stoner Andrew B. Thornquest Ambar J. Vyas Logan A. White Meghan D. Young Matthew Storch Clayton W. Thornton Evgenia M. and Ryann E. White Janelle E. Zabresky Jacek Stramski Glenda L. Thornton James P. Waczewski Stephen R. White Stephanie M. Zachary Richard T. Strickland Shaina H. Thorpe Joseph T. Waechter Claire Whitley Victor J. Zambetti Sara A. Strickland Lindsay Carter Tidwell Odell M. Wahrmann Ben J. Whitman Megan E. Zbikowski Jason R. Struble Kenneth P. Tinkham Reid M. Wakefield Enoch J. Whitney Jacob M. Zicarelli Jazmeen D. Sule Ashley A. Tinsley Jackquelynne J. Walden Vernon L. Whittier, Jr. Brian J. Zickefoose Matthew A. Sulkin Michael J. Titus Ian E. Waldick Elizabeth S. Whittinghill Nathan A. J. Zink Shannon Domeier Sumerlin Graham H. Todd Alexis Mead Walker and Charles C. Whittington April L. Zinober Richard M. Summa Amy C. Tolbert Jeremy M. Walker David B. Wieland Matthew A. Zolnor Kristen M. Summers William L Toliver Chriss Walker Michael L. Wiener Francisco D. Zornosa Jeremy Susac Michael J. Tomkiewicz Olivia F. Walker Sean B. Wiggins L. David Zube Michael S. Sutton Michael D. Tooley Ryan T. Walker Brendon K. Wikle Kate F. Zucco Rouselle A. Sutton Kristina M. Torpy Julie Connolly Wall Jeffrey J. Wilcox Peter J. Sweeney, Jr. James L. and Kim W. Torres Greg T. Wallace Douglas A. Wilde Mary L. Sweet Maria D. Torsney Justin J. Wallace Donna L. Wilhelm-Hudson Stephen E. Syfrett Samantha Tracy Kimberley Wallace Courtney Wilkinson Peter L. Tragos Sandra Brooks Wallace Matthew R. Willard

*Includes only cash received during the 2014 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges. See page 5 for Larger Gift Commitments.

2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT 33 Book Award Sponsors (as of June 30, 2014)

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

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

Bruce & Julie Blackwell Faye Jones George & Demetria Tragos International Human Rights Law Advanced Legal Research Criminal Law

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

Fixel, Maguire & Willis Law Offices of Friedman & L.B. “Buck” Vocelle, Jr. Eminent Domain Abrahamsen Torts Criminal Law Charles Griggers *Donald J. & Jiji Weidner @ Thomas | Ronald L. Nelson Agency and Partnership Horstemeyer, LLP Estate Planning Seminar Patent and Trademark Law Jeffrey P. Whitton Brian D. O’Neill Etta Mae Whitton Book Award in Kelly and Gloria Hancock Administrative Law Poverty Law Advanced Torts O’Ryan Law Firm Hook Bolton, P.A. Constitutional Law I Evidence Curt & Seth Pajcic of Hopping Green & Sams Pajcic & Pajcic P.A. Environmental Law Criminal Procedure

*New Book Award Sponsors for Fiscal Year 2013-14

34 FLORIDA STATE LAW Thanks to Our Alumni Reception Sponsors (as of June 30, 2014)

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

FLORIDA BAR EXAM LUNCHES (JULY) NEW YORK CITY ALUMNI RECEPTION BARBRI U.S. Trust

WORKERS’ COMPENSATION EDUCATIONAL FLORIDA BAR CONVENTION ALUMNI RECEPTION CONFERENCE BREAKFAST Riley Allen (’81) George B. Cappy (’72) Bruce Blackwell (’75) Steven A. Rissman (’72) Phil Blank (’75) James N. McConnaughhay (’69) Jason Burnett (’88) Gerald B. Cope, Jr. (’78) HOMECOMING RECEPTION Diez-Arguelles & Tejedor Friedman, Frank & Abrahamsen Jennifer R. Dixon (’04) Linda Bond Edwards (’95) ORLANDO ALUMNI RECEPTION Manuel Farach (’86) Riley Allen Law Craig B. Glidden (’83) Bruce B. Blackwell (’75) GrayRobinson, P.A. James O. “Jim” Cunningham (’77) Carol Gregg (’74) & Ken Hart (’75) Diez-Arguelles & Tejedor Melanie Shoemaker Griffin (’06) & Michael Griffin GrayRobinson, P.A. Terry Hill (’05) Melanie Shoemaker Griffin (’06) & Michael Griffin Wayne Hogan (’72) Harris Harris Bauerle Sharma Fred E. Karlinsky (’92) Hurley, Rogner, Miller, Cox, Waranch & Westcott Raymer F. Maguire, III (’79) Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Reed, P.A. Diego “Woody” Rodriguez (’95) Martinez Manglardi P.A. & Judge Heather Pinder Rodriguez (’98) Mary Ann Morgan (’86) Judge Jose R. Rodriguez (’77) James W. Nuebel (’87) & Ana Tangel-Rodriguez (’78) Diego “Woody” Rodriguez (’95) Margaret “Peggy” Rolando (’78) & Judge Heather Pinder Rodriguez (’98) Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & Shipley Rumberger, Kirk & Caldwell Thompson, Sizemore, Gonzalez & Hearing, P.A. Judge Emerson R. Thompson, Jr. (’73) Judge Emerson R. Thompson, Jr. (’73) & Senator Geraldine Thompson & Senator Geraldine Thompson J. Thompson “Tom” Thornton (’82) MIAMI ALUMNI RECEPTION & Julie Thornton (’81) Gene Stearns (BA ’66, JD ’72) & Diana Stearns (BA ’65) Touron Law Judge Suzanne Van Wyk (’94)

2013-14 ANNUAL REPORT 35 Florida State University College of Law

The Florida State University College of Law Tallahassee, FL 32306-1601 For more information about options to support the law school through a wide variety of tax-deductible charitable giving methods, please contact: Jeanne Curtin, Director of Development, at 850.644.6357 or [email protected]. Class Action

R. STEVEN LEWIS was rated by Martindale Hubbell. He represents LAURA LEIGH FERRANTE was named one of selected by his peers for property owners and others before local, Jacksonville’s Women of Influence for 2014. inclusion in the 2015 regional, state and federal agencies and is a She is corporate legal counsel at Paul Davis Best Lawyers in America regular contributor to the judicial update Restoration, Inc. list in the fields of column on the firm’s blog. He has also been SAMUEL P. KING, a civil environmental law and recognized by Best Lawyers in America trial lawyer at Orlando- environmental litigation. (2011-2014). based law firm Dellecker He is a shareholder at Wilson King McKenna Lewis, Longman & Walker in Tallahassee. 1985 Ruffier & Sos, has been HALA A. SANDRIDGE, selected to the 2014 JOHN ARMANDO co-managing shareholder Florida Super Lawyers BOUDET, a partner with of the Tampa office of list. This is the eighth Roetzel & Andress LPA in Buchanan Ingersoll & year in a row he has received this distinction. Orlando, has been Rooney | Fowler White named a 2014 “Florida LEONARD K. SAMUELS, a Boggs, was reappointed Super Lawyer” by Florida partner at Berger to a three-year term on Super Lawyers magazine. Singerman in Fort the board of The Florida Boudet was also named Lauderdale, received the Bar Foundation. as one of The Best Lawyers in America for prestigious Jack and RUSSELL PARKER 2015 in real estate litigation, mass tort Lilyan Mandel Human SCHROPP has been litigation/class actions - defendants, and Resource Development named to the Florida product liability litigation - defendants. Award at the Jewish Super Lawyers list. He is Federation of Broward County’s 2014 Annual a member of Henderson Community Celebration. He received the Franklin’s executive award for his support of the federation with committee and is AV both human and financial resources.

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1986 1988 TRACY ANN MARSHALL, a shareholder at MANUEL FARACH, who is LINDA A. BAILEY, of The GrayRobinson in Orlando, of counsel at the West Law Office of Linda A. was recognized as a Palm Beach office of Bailey, P.A., has been Florida Super Lawyer and Richman Greer, was selected for the 2015 was named to the Best listed in Best Lawyers in Best Lawyers in America. Lawyers in America list America 2015 for for 2015 in the area of commercial litigation, eminent domain and condemnation law. litigation - real estate, and real estate law. MICHELLE LOUISE PINCKET was elected to JASON BURNETT, a shareholder with Florida’s Tenth Judicial Circuit Court, group ROBERT C. SHEARMAN, a GrayRobinson in Jacksonville, was named a two. stockholder in the Fort Florida Super Lawyer. He was also recognized Myers office of by Florida Trend in its annual Legal Elite Henderson Franklin, was special report. 1991 selected by Florida Super RAMON DE LA CABADA, Lawyers in the area of 1989 owner of the Law Office employment litigation of Ramon de la Cabada, defense. He is Florida MARIANNE LLOYD AHO has been appointed for the sixth year in a row Bar Board Certified in civil trial law and by Governor Rick Scott to Florida’s Fourth made the Florida Trend concentrates his practice in the defense of Judicial Circuit Court. She previously was a Magazine Legal Elite list tort, civil rights, employment and real estate shareholder with Marks Gray, P.A. as one of Florida’s top claims. He is also a Florida Supreme Court ORLANDO LUIS EVORA, a co-managing criminal attorneys. certified civil mediator. He represents shareholder in the Orlando office of Greenberg numerous public and private entities with Traurig, has been honored with the “Father respect to constitutional claims, wrongful 1992 of the Year” award presented by the 2014 termination, discrimination, and harassment Father’s Day Council. He was one of four DONNA ELIZABETH matters. He also represents numerous law honorees recognized June 12 at a special BLANTON, a shareholder enforcement agencies and officers, and awards ceremony and dinner at the Hilton of the Radey Law Firm in serves as attorney for the Lee County Sheriff’s Orlando. Tallahassee, has been Office Civil Service Board. selected for inclusion in SUSAN SPRADLEY, a the 2015 edition of Best shareholder at 1987 Lawyers in America in GrayRobinson in Orlando, the areas of DOMINIC CLARENCE was recognized on the administrative/regulatory law and government “DONNY” MACKENZIE, a Best Lawyers in America relations practice. She was also named a Jacksonville partner at list. In addition, she was Florida Super Lawyer for 2014 in the area of Holland & Knight, took named Best Lawyers’ administrative law. office on July 1 as the 2015 Orlando first vice president of The Employment Law – Management Lawyer of Florida Bar Foundation. the Year.

LANSING CHARLES 1990 SCRIVEN, a shareholder P. KATHLYNE “PK” at Trenam Kemker in JAMESON has been Tampa, was named to the named the Florida State 2014 Florida Trend Legal Courts Administrator by Elite as well as the 2014 the Florida Supreme Florida Super Lawyers Court. Previously, she ENRIQUE G. “HENRY” ESTEVEZ is a volunteer Business Edition. was general counsel for instructor with the US Power Squadrons and J. LAYNE SMITH was appointed by Governor the Florida Department teaches a basic boating course which is Rick Scott to the Florida State Retirement of Financial Services. Jameson assumed her offered to the public. He is enjoying retirement Commission. He is general counsel of new post on July 1 and now supervises a staff in Winter Springs. Pictured above is his boat, the Florida Department of Business and that provides direct support to about 1,000 Second Chance II. Professional Regulation. state court judges and their staffs.

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KATHERINE E. GIDDINGS was named Best leadership team for the Mosaic Company in achieving this rating in 2005. He is a partner Lawyers’ 2014-15 Tallahassee Appellate Plymouth, Minnesota. and shareholder at Brooks, LeBoeuf, Bennett, Practice Lawyer of the Year. She also is Foster & Gwartney and focuses his practice on FRED EVAN KARLINSKY ranked as one of the “Top 250 Women in representing victims with serious injuries has joined Greenberg Litigation in the United States” by Benchmark resulting from negligent security, automobile Traurig as co-chair of its Litigation (2012-2014), and one of the “Top accidents and medical malpractice. Insurance Regulatory & 100 Lawyers in Florida” by Super Lawyers Transactions Practice Magazine (2011, 2013, 2014). Group. He will play a pivotal CHARLES MURRAY role in expanding the depth HARRIS, JR., a and breadth of the firm’s shareholder with Trenam capabilities in this area, working across Florida, Kemker in Saint the U.S. and internationally with other Greenberg Petersburg, was named Traurig attorneys. He also spoke at the 2014 to the 2014 Florida Louisianna Insurance Compliance Seminar & Super Lawyers Business Legislative Review. He is an internationally BRIAN ARTHUR ITEN, an assistant attorney for Edition. recognized insurance regulatory attorney. Florida’s Twelfth Judicial Circuit, has received the 2014 Jim Slater Award for Professionalism MARK DON HOBSON in the Practice of Criminal Law. opened his own practice 1993 in Coral Gables, focusing TRAVIS L. MILLER, a DAVID JON MAHER has joined Atlanta-based on representing shareholder and firm Mays & Kerr LLC. He focuses on cases investors, entrepreneurs, president of the Radey involving employment, litigation and wage and privately held companies Law Firm in Tallahassee, hour issues, including individual and collective and EB-5 Regional has been selected for actions, misclassification, unpaid hours claims Centers in diverse inclusion in the 2015 and discrimination suits that violate the Fair commercial matters including complying with edition of The Best Labor Standards Act. U.S. securities laws, private placements, Lawyers in America in mergers & acquisitions, distributorship and the practice area of insurance law. He was sales arrangements, joint ventures, cross- 1994 also recognized in the 2014 edition of the border transactions, and technology-transfer Chambers USA Guide for his diverse practice STEPHANIE L. BRENNAN arrangements. in insurance regulation. opened the Law Offices MARIANNE HOWANITZ of Stephanie L. Brennan, DENA HOLLY SOKOLOW joined Baker Donelson was inducted into The P.L.L.C. in Newberry. The in the firm’s new Tallahassee office along with National Trial Lawyers: firm focuses on wills, College of Law alums KELLY OVERSTREET Top 100. This is an trusts and probate law JOHNSON (’82) and RUSSELL B. BUCHANAN invitation-only matters. She is also of (’08). organization composed counsel at Mascia Law THE HONORABLE of the premier trial Firm, P.L. in Orlando. SUZANNE HAYS VAN lawyers from across the MARC WESLEY DUNBAR, a partner at WYK, an administrative nation who demonstrate superior Jones Walker in Tallahassee, is among the law judge with the Florida qualifications of leadership, reputation, contributing authors in Aspatore’s Inside the Division of Administration influence, stature and public profile. Less than Minds: Gaming Law Litigation Strategies. The Hearings, has been 1% of all attorneys are invited to join this book provides readers with an authoritative, appointed by The Florida organization. She practices in Ocala, where insider’s perspective on the latest trends and Bar to the board of The she represents accident victims and their approaches to gambling law and how it varies Florida Bar Foundation. families who have been injured or killed as a by jurisdiction. result of the negligence of others. MATTHEW KEVIN FOSTER 1995 MARK ERIC KAPLAN has maintains his AV been elected vice chair of BENJAMIN L. CRUMP, a partner at Parks & Preeminent Rating, the Barbara Bush Crump LLC in Tallahassee, is president-elect Martindale-Hubbell’s Foundation for Family of the National Bar Association. highest possible rating Literacy. He is senior vice for both ethical HEATHER F. LINDSAY is the new city attorney president - public affairs standards and legal for the City of Milton. She practices at Lindsay and a member of the ability, after first & Lindsay P.A. corporate senior

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1996 1997 HILARY EILEEN HIGH, a mediator at Hilary High TANYA LYNN BOWER, a CONAL F. DOYLE’S P.A. in Tampa, co- director with Tripp Scott record-setting medical presented, with F. in Fort Lauderdale, was malpractice verdict in ROBERT SANTOS (’82), elected chair elect of McKnight v. Catholic “Emotional Intelligence in Leadership Broward. She Healthcare West was Mediation for Lawyers” in focuses her practice on honored as one of March at a Hillsborough corporate and tax California’s Top Ten County Bar Association meeting. She was also matters, including estate Verdicts by dollar amount one of three mediators in Florida admitted to planning, asset protection and wealth in 2013 and as one of the nation’s Top 100 the Florida Circuit-Civil Mediator Society, an preservation. Verdicts by the National Law Journal. He invitation-only organization limited to peer- practices at Willoughby Doyle, LLP in Beverly BERT LEWIS COMBS, a nominated neutrals who pass an Hills, California. shareholder of the Radey eight-attorney reference interview process. Law Firm in Tallahassee, TRACEY LYNN ELLERSON, a partner at ELIZABETH P. PEREZ, has been selected for BakerHostetler in Orlando, was named to the who is of counsel in the inclusion in the 2015 2015 Best Lawyers in America list for her Fort Lauderdale office of edition of The Best work in employment law - management. Broad and Cassel, has Lawyers in America. He CLEVELAND FERGUSON, earned a spot on South was listed in the practice III, who is deputy chief Florida Legal Guide’s Top area of insurance law. administrative officer for Lawyers Class of 2014 JASON ANDREW the city of Jacksonville, is list. Perez is a member of MCGRATH, managing a designated director on the firm’s Commercial Litigation, Health Law, partner of McGrath & The Florida Bar and White Collar Defense and Compliance Spielberger in Charlotte, Foundation board. Practice Groups. North Carolina, recently SCOTT BRYANT SMITH co-presented to the new ELIZABETH CHEROKEE has been selected for North Carolina State Bar WILLIAMSON joined inclusion in the 2014 admittees “Law Practice Sutherland Asbill & publications of The Best Management: Practical and Ethical Pointers” Brennan LLP. She is a Lawyers In America and as part of the professionalism for new partner in the firm’s Super Lawyers. He is a admittees program. Energy and managing partner with JORGE A. MESTRE’S Environmental Practice Lytal, Reiter, Smith, Ivey Miami-based firm, Rivero Group in Washington, & Fronrath in West Palm Beach. He and his Mestre, won two major D.C. wife, Molly, live in Palm Beach Gardens with awards: one presented their four children, Sandy, Tucker, Charlie and by Chevron Law Function Harrison. 1998 for the firm’s commitment to diversity and a Global ANDREW IGNACIO 1999 Legal Award from The ALEMAN transitioned American Lawyer for the firm’s work on from practicing attorney EARNEST ALBERT Chevron v. Donziger. to a business DELOACH, JR. is the new development role with vice chairman of the City Roger Towers P.A., where of Orlando Nominating he now serves as the Board. DeLoach recently firm’s chief strategic joined Gunster’s officer. He helps guide growth and expand the business litigation firm’s culture in both its existing and emerging practice as shareholder markets. in the firm’s Orlando office.

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SHANNON LEAH NOVEY JAMES CAMERON 2004 has become a fellow of THURBER was promoted the American Academy of to deputy inspector JEFFREY N. BERMAN Matrimonial Lawyers. general at the Federal founded The Berman Law She is the managing Election Commission in Firm, P.A. in Miami. He partner at Novey Law in Washington, DC. He focuses his practice on Tallahassee, where she oversees the legal, personal injury, wrongful exclusively practices investigative, and audit death, class actions and family law. She also is board certified by The operations of the Office of Inspector General complex litigation. He can Florida Bar in marital and family law. in his new position. He was profiled in the July/ be reached at August edition of Fraud Magazine and, as an 305.371.8223 or jberman@ NATE WESLEY “WES” STRICKLAND has joined adjunct instructor with the Inspector General thebermanlawfirm.com. Colodny Fass as a partner to head the firm’s (IG) Training Institute, recently presented insurance regulatory practice in Tallahassee. MIN K. CHO, a partner at courses on legal authorities to IG personnel at Holland & Knight’s intelligence agencies. Orlando office, has been 2000 elected to the American GINGER BARRY BOYD, a 2002 Bar Association Board of partner in the Destin Governors as one of its MARC A. HULING, a office of Broad and two young lawyer partner with Roetzel & Cassel, was named a members-at-large. His Andress LPA in Naples, 2014 Florida Rising Star three-year term began on August 21. He is the has been named a 2014 by Florida Super Lawyers. only current board member from Florida. Florida Rising Star by Florida Super Lawyers JANEIA DANIELS magazine. INGRAM, assistant dean JENNIE MARIE KINSEY will take the bench as of student affairs for the a circuit judge for the First Judicial Circuit in College of Law, received CARLOS EUGENE MOORE was elected vice January 2015. Kinsey won the non-partisan the 2014 Diversity Award president of the National Bar Association. He election that was open to voters in Florida’s from The Florida Bar is managing partner of Moore Law Group, PC, four most northwestern counties. She carried Young Lawyers Division. in Grenada, Mississippi. all four counties, receiving 59 percent of the The award recognizes the vote. AMY WILMOT SCHRADER, a shareholder with person and/or entity that demonstrates the GrayRobinson in Tallahassee, was named a highest morality and respect for all persons MICHAEL A. MILLS has been named a 2014 Florida Super Lawyer. and diversity, for efforts and allegiance to National Bar Association Trailblazer Under creating diversity and promoting a more 40. He was presented with his “torch” during THOMAS RICHARD SULLIVAN, a shareholder diverse workplace. She was also a finalist for the association’s 89th Annual Convention in in the Orlando office of GrayRobinson, was the Leadership Tallahassee Leader of the Year Atlanta in July at the Trailblazers Under 40 named a 2014 Florida Super Lawyer. He was Award. Gala. also recognized by Florida Trend in its annual Legal Elite special report. JESSICA LEIGH was elected president of 2001 Tallahassee Women 2003 TIMOTHY JOSEPH PERRY Lawyers. She is the is a partner with Oertel, CHRISTIAN MACGREGOR deputy supervising Fernandez, Bryant and GIVENS, who is managing attorney for the Florida Atkinson, P.A. in partner at Givens Givens Department of Tallahassee. His practice Sparks in Tampa, was Agriculture and focuses on selected to the Super Consumer Services, Division of Licensing, administrative, Lawyers 2014 Rising where she represents the department in all environmental and land Stars list. aspects of Florida appellate and use law. administrative law.

SPENCER A. TEW joined the firm of Rennert Vogel Mandler & Rodriguez in Miami on April 1, 2014. His practice focuses on commercial litigation, particularly securities, construction and real estate litigation.

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KATHARINE WALTER PAYNE, who practices at the Mizell Law Firm, P.A. in Punta Gorda, earned Annual Fund board certification in Wills, Trusts, and Estates Please help us reach our goal of 31 percent alumni participation by from The Florida Bar. sending a gift of any amount by June 30 to: Florida State University College of Law, Office of Development & Alumni Affairs, Tallahassee, FL 32306-1601. You can also give online at: 2005 http://www.law.fsu.edu/alumni/annual_fund.html. FRANK T. BAYUK is now a If you have any questions about giving to this year’s Annual Fund, partner in King & contact Becky Shepherd at 850.644.0231 or [email protected]. Spalding’s Tort Litigation Thank you for your support of the Annual Fund Group in Atlanta, where he represents foreign and Florida State Law! and domestic companies Use your web-enabled smart phone to scan this tag in high exposure product that will allow you to make a donation online. liability and mass tort lawsuits. His recent experience includes defending GlaxoSmithKline in a nationwide litigation and serving as a member of the trial JUSTIN BRIAN GREEN has been promoted to WILLIAM G. LAZENBY is now a partner at team in Kilker v. GSK, the first “bellwether” lead the Florida Department of Environmental Ellison & Lazenby, PLLC in St. Petersburg. trial in Philadelphia’s Mass Tort Program Protection’s Siting Coordination Office, which is AMANDA MARIE involving allegations of medication-induced in charge of licensing power plants in Florida. SAMPAIO has opened her congenital heart defects. He previously headed the department’s own law firm in the heart Compliance and Enforcement Section within AMANDA L. BROCK, who of downtown Orlando’s the Division of Air, overseeing air compliance is of counsel with historic district. The firm and enforcement across the state. Henderson Franklin in focuses on criminal Fort Myers, was selected JEFFREY A. TIMMERMAN is now assistant defense and family/ as a Florida Super county attorney – civil division for Dakota marital law. Lawyers Rising Star for County, Minnesota. her work in land use/ FRANK JOSEPH ULLO, JR., a Lewis, Longman zoning law, for the sixth CHRISTIAN B. TURNER is now corporate & Walker shareholder, has been selected as a year in a row. She handles administrative law counsel at Randstad in Atlanta. fellow of The Florida Bar Leadership Academy. matters involving environmental compliance, The year-long program is designed to enhance the leadership skills of a diverse and inclusive zoning, development approvals, property tax 2006 appeals, and hazardous waste site group of lawyers. remediation. She is a contributor to the firm’s THOMAS LEE HUNKER is now the managing partner of The Hunker Law Group, P.A. in blog, The Legal Scoop on Southwest Florida 2007 Real Estate, and is AV rated by Martindale Miami. AMBER LAUREN RUMANCIK received the Hubbell. SAQIB ISHAQ, has joined 2014 Attorney of the Year Award from the the Orlando office of SPENCER J. EVANS is now a tax attorney at Florida Law Related Education Association, Roetzel & Andress LPA as Gilland Law Firm in Salt Lake City, Utah. Inc., for her outstanding service and a partner in the Health commitment to educating Florida students GORDON JOHNSON Care Industry Group. He about the American legal system and fostering GLOVER is now president- also has been named a respect and confidence in the courts and the elect of The Florida Bar’s 2014 Florida Rising Star legal profession. Young Lawyers Division by Florida Super Lawyers and will become magazine. president in June 2015. Glover opened The Glover KRISTINA NOEL KLEIN has joined IHG, Law Firm in 2012, with InterContinental Hotels Group, as an attorney offices in Ocala and The Villages, specializing - employment operations at IHG America’s in plaintiff’s personal injury and commercial headquarters in Atlanta. litigation.

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ERIN BARKER CHRISTY FRAERLY A. “FRANK” SYMPHORIEN- was reappointed to the SAAVEDRA, a partner at NeJame Law in Florida Bar Foundation Orlando, has been recognized by The Florida board for a three-year Bar as a Board Certified Expert and Specialist term that began on July in Immigration and Nationality Law at 32 1, 2014. She also years of age. His practice includes all aspects recently joined Williams of immigration law, including business or Parker in Sarasota, investor visas, family visas, federal appeals where she concentrates on real estate law. and removal defense.

KARLYN HYLTON BOLER is a partner at Hylton NICOLE E. LANGSTON is now a project SHAINA H. THORPE, an associate at Allen Adamson Watson in Orlando, where she coordinator at Sullivan & Cromwell LLP in New Norton & Blue, P.A. in Tampa, is Florida Bar practices family law and criminal defense. She York City. board certified in labor and employment law and was selected for the third time as a Super married Major Scotty Boler of the United States Army on January 18, 2014, in Miami Lawyers Rising Star. She also gave birth to her Gardens. She was also elected as the 2014- second son, Luke, with husband and fellow 2015 secretary of the Paul C. Perkins Bar attorney Jim Thorpe, Jr. Association. She can be contacted at 120 E. MATTHEW J. TROY, an Colonial Dr., Orlando, FL 32801, associate with Hurley, 407.802.3223 or [email protected]. Rogner, Miller, Cox, ABEEB ABIDEMI OLADIPO Waranch & Westcott, P.A. is an associate in the in Winter Park, recently Insurance Litigation earned board Department at Colodny certification in workers’ Fass, which was recently compensation from The honored by the Daily Florida Bar. Business Review as the 2014 Insurance 2009 Litigation Department of the Year for South Florida. ALAN C. NASH celebrated the birth of his JONATHAN FOUGHT CARR is director of daughter, Giselle Alexis Nash, on December compliance, quality, privacy and risk at ARUP JASON REED STRUBLE, 19, 2013. Nash is an associate with Marshall, Laboratories in Salt Lake City, Utah. managing member at Dennehey, Warner, Coleman & Goggin, and HOWARD FOX, a Fowler Richman & Struble, PLLC, was recently selected as one of the 2014 White Burnett in Fort Lauderdale, Rising Stars in the South Florida community by shareholder, was a guest published an article, “Ten the Daily Business Review. Tips Young Florida speaker in Professor Felix Lawyers Should Consider SCOTT J. SEAGLE has become a shareholder Mormann’s Environmental When Selecting a with Coppins, Monroe, Adkins & Dincman, P.A. Law and Policy class at Professional Liability Insurance Policy,” in the in Tallahassee. He continues to practice in the the University of Miami June 11, 2014 volume of Across the Bar, The areas of civil rights, local government defense, School of Law regarding Florida Bar Young Lawyers Division Board of and general civil trial law in federal and state environmental enforcement. He also spoke on Governors eNewsletter. courts. “The Current State of Federal and State Environmental Enforcement - with an emphasis KRISTA ANNE SIVICK, an on Florida,” at the National Association of associate with 2008 Environmental Professionals 2014 Annual BakerHostetler in Conference in April. RUSSELL B. BUCHANAN joined Baker Orlando, has been Donelson in the firm’s new Tallahassee office named to the Florida ASHLEY PATRICIA MAYER was named one along with College of Law alums DENA H. Super Lawyers Rising of the SaintPetersBlog’s “30 under 30” SOKOLOW (’94) and KELLY OVERSTREET Star list. rising stars in Florida politics for 2014. She JOHNSON (’82). is an associate at Capital City Consulting in

Tallahassee.

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BRADLEY GRAHAM BODIFORD is now practicing at McGuireWoods in Jacksonville, where he works in the business litigation group. His practice focuses on financial services litigation, particularly the MICHAEL A. KOLCUN, JR. has joined Robins, interests of banks and other financial Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi L.L.P. in New York City. institutions. His practice focuses primarily on business and intellectual property litigation, representing MELISSA BETH MURPHY and her husband JACOB T. CREMER was clients ranging from large corporations to celebrated the birth of their first child, Sawyer named one of the Florida start-ups, as well as individuals. He is pictured Liam Murphy, on October 5, 2013. She is an State University Alumni above with alum and firm partner MARLA associate at Cobb Cole in Daytona Beach and Association’s Thirty BUTLER (’97). also president-elect for the Daytona Beach Under 30. He is an Young Professionals Group. She was associate with Smolker KYLE E. MCNULTY is now director of legal recognized as a 2014 Rising Star by Florida Bartlett Schlosser Loeb affairs at Ripley Entertainment in Orlando. Super Lawyers and one of the “40 under 40” & Hinds, P.A in Tampa. ANDREA ANN ROBINSON by the Volusia Flagler Business Report for DANIEL L. DIAZ-BALART joined the firm of Searcy, 2013 and 2014. has joined Miami-based Denney, Scarola, JO-ANNA MARIE NIEVES was named one of the Leesfield & Partners. He Barnhart & Shipley P.A. in Florida State University Alumni Association’s previously worked under West Palm Beach. She Thirty Under 30. She is an attorney with The State Attorney Katherine also was named the Nieves Law Firm in Oakland, California. Fernandez Rundle for 2014 Young Lawyer of 4 years. the Year by the Palm CHRISTEN LINDSEY Beach County Bar Association. She can be SPAKE continues to serve reached at [email protected] or as a director on the JEREMY D. DYCKMAN has completed a four- 561.686.6300. board of the Collier year Army enlistment including a deployment County Women’s Bar to Afghanistan. He was admitted to the New JERRY LEWIS RUMPH has Association. She is a York Bar in January and is now working for the joined The Law Office of member of the Columbia County Public Defender’s Office in Linda A. Bailey, P.A. in Commercial Litigation Hudson, New York. Tallahassee as a senior Practice Group at Quarles & Brady LLP, where associate, practicing in BRENDALYN V. A. EDWARDS, who is assistant she practices in the areas of civil litigation, the area of marital and general counsel for the Eleventh Judicial Circuit with an emphasis on business, commercial, family law. of Florida, has been elected to the 2014-2015 and real estate litigation, and guardianship board of directors of the Florida Association matters. for Women Lawyers (Miami-Dade Chapter). KAREN MOLLIE SMITH has been hired by the JESSICA YONA STEWART has joined the real Edwards was also selected as one of 61 fellows Honorable Carlos E. Mendoza, of the U.S. estate law firm of Berlin Patten in Sarasota. to participate in The Florida Bar’s 2014-2015 District Court for the Middle District of Florida, She practices primarily in the areas of Leadership Academy (Class II). as his career law clerk. She previously clerked residential and commercial real estate for the Honorable John Antoon, II, of the same KARA JURSINSKI has litigation and foreclosure defense. court. been named a partner of The Law Office of Kevin 2010 F. Jursinski & Associates in Fort Myers. As part of GREGORY BLACK was named one of the her new responsibilities, SaintPetersBlog’s “30 under 30” rising stars she manages the in Florida politics for 2014. He practices in associate attorneys the areas of legislative affairs, administrative regarding commercial litigation. rulemaking, and state procurement at Metz Husband & Daughton, P.A. in Tallahassee.

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2011 of Law attended their wedding. She also was NOEL J. DAVIES joined named to Florida Legal Elite Up & Comers for Roetzel & Andress LPA as 2014 by Florida Trend magazine. She is an an associate in the firm’s associate with de Beaubien, Knight, Simmons, Real Estate Practice Mantzaris & Neal, LLP in Tampa, where her Group in Fort Myers. His practice focuses on commercial litigation. He practice focuses on is an associate attorney with Bajo, Cuva, zoning and land use Cohen & Turkel, P.A. in Tampa, where his matters, as well as practice focuses on commercial litigation. commercial litigation.

MATTHEW D. KISSNER, MATTHEW J. DEVINE, an an associate with Broad associate at Burr & and Cassel in West Palm Forman LLP in Orlando, Beach, was named to the was appointed to a two- LAUREN BRITTANY DAVIS married John Dicks, Business Recruitment year term on the Central II, on April 26, 2014 in Tampa. The couple met Committee of the Florida Young while participating in the FSU Summer Business Development Professionals Advisory Program in Law at Oxford in 2009. She Board of Palm Beach Council. He devotes his practices in Tampa at Dias & Associates, P.A. County. practice to serving clients involved in commercial real estate transactions. CHRISTOPHER ANDREW COURTNEY A. GAJ joined the Miami MCCORMICK accepted ANDRE JACQUES LAMA joined Michles & office of Rubenstein Law, an associate position Booth, P.A. as an associate in the firm’s P.A., focusing on with McGuireWoods LLP Pensacola office. in Jacksonville. She is a personal injury law. GORDON C. “G.C.” MURRAY, JR. was named member of the firm’s one of the Florida State University Alumni restructuring and Association’s Thirty Under 30. He is deputy insolvency team. general counsel for the Florida Justice JESSICA DIANE GALLEGOS is an associate in THOMAS ROY PHILPOT is now a deputy Association in Tallahassee. director at the Florida Division of Alcoholic the Atlanta office of Locke Lord LLP, where PAUL ALEXANDER “ALEX” Beverages & Tobacco with the Florida she maintains a broad civil litigation practice, QUIMBY, an associate in Department of Business & Professional serving a variety of clients in the commercial the Orlando office of Regulation. business, financial, and insurance industries. BakerHostetler, was HOLLY LYNN GRIFFIN has ABBY JENNINGS QUEALE appointed to a two-year joined Gunster’s West presented at the 2014 term on the Central Palm Beach office. Her Florida Coastal Law Florida Young practice focuses on labor Review Symposium: Hot Professionals Advisory and employment law. Topics in Patent Law on Council. The goal of YPAC is to provide the March 7. The title of her Board of Directors of the Central Florida presentation was “The Partnership with consistent and thoughtful Design Patent: A input from a younger generation. Sleeping Giant?” She is associate general JACQULEYN ANN counsel for the FSU Office of TURMES has joined Commercialization. Taylor, Day, Grimm & JESSICA L. SALTZ is now an associate at Boyd, P.A. in Jacksonville Williams, Leininger & Cosby, P.A. in Orlando. as an associate, focusing on tort litigation and commercial litigation. 2012

RACHEL ELIZABETH DAVIDSON was named one of the Florida State University Alumni 2013 Association’s Thirty Under 30. She is president ASHLEY PAGE HAYES (HUGHES) and DAVID A. of the Jonathan Bernstein Consulting RYAN J. ANDREWS is chief legal officer at HAYES were married on March 29, 2014, in Corporation in Palm Beach Gardens. Brand.com in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Tampa. Many other alumni of the FSU College

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JEREMY DAVID BOWERMAN is an associate HUNTER J. HENDRIX, an associate with SAMANTHA MCCLURE has accepted a position at Moraitis, Cofar, Karney & Moraitis in Fort The Law Office of Linda A. Bailey, has with the United States Air Force JAG Corps. Lauderdale. been accepted into the inaugural class of KARA OTTERVANGER is now an associate with Thunderdome Tallahassee. Launched in MALCOLM MARVIN BROWN, IV is now an Pennington P.A. in Tallahassee. September 2014, Thunderdome Tallahassee associate at Graham Law, PC in Marion, Virginia. addresses a need for equal access to justice PATRICK COLIN RICE is now assistant city CHEVONNE T. CHRISTIAN for low-income families and children, by attorney for the City of Tampa after interning is an assistant state attracting, harnessing, and developing the with the office in the summer of 2013. attorney at the Second talent of volunteer lawyers as they serve those KAYLA SCARPONE is now a law clerk for the Judicial Circuit State needing family law assistance. Honorable Mary Scriven, of the U.S. District Attorney’s Office in JUSTIN JOHN WALLACE is an associate at Hill Court for the Middle District of Florida. Tallahassee. Ward Henderson in Tampa. AMBER STONER is now a law clerk to the Honorable T. Kent Wetherell, II, at Florida’s 2014 First District Court of Appeal in Tallahassee. BENJAMIN CODY DAVIS is now a law clerk for the Honorable Beth F. Bloom at the United C. CLAIRE ARMAGNAC was selected as JEREMY L. SUSAC (ENVIRONMENTAL States District Court for the Southern District the third-place winner of The Florida Bar LL.M.) has joined Berger Singerman as a of Florida. Environmental Law and Land Use Section’s partner and member of its Government and Maloney Writing Contest. Regulatory Team. He is based in the firm’s AARON R. GOTT was Tallahassee office and focuses his practice on appointed vice president MICHELLE BURGESS is now an assistant environmental law and energy related matters. and general counsel of state attorney for the Eleveth Judicial Circuit David’s Famous Gourmet in Miami. Frozen Custard, a quickly AUSTIN CATTANI is an associate with growing frozen custard Pennington P.A. in Tallahassee. producer based in Iowa and Minnesota. He is BRITTANY FOX is a board member of Petagon currently guiding the company’s regulatory International, Inc. Among other activities, the compliance and public relations as they build a animal welfare nonprofit organization serves state-of-the-art production facility in Tipton, as an emergency pet food bank and educates Iowa. In his first year of practice, he filed a brief the public about the protection of animals. with the U.S. Supreme Court. Gott also is of JOHN LOAR has joined Broad and Cassel’s counsel for Bona Law PC, in La Jolla, California. Tallahassee office as an associate in the His practice concentrates on challenges to Commercial Litigation and Health Law Practice government conduct and appeals. MARK TENSMEYER and his wife Christine Groups. welcomed a daughter, Evelyn Anne Tensmeyer, CARLY SOUTHER is a COURTNEY MCCOWEN to their family on August 14, 2014. board member of Petagon has accepted a position International, Inc. Among with the United States Air other activities, the Force JAG Corps. animal welfare nonprofit

organization serves as an emergency pet food bank and educates the public about the protection of animals. Souther has taught a Florida Bar accredited CLE course on dogfighting.

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Frederick M. Abbott Kelli A. Alces Rob E. Atkinson, Jr. EDWARD BALL EMINENT SCHOLAR LOULA FULLER AND DAN MYERS RUDEN MCCLOSKY PROFESSOR PROFESSOR Article: The LDC Chapter: Philan- Medicines Exten- Presentations: thropy’s Function: A sion Question: Fiduciary Gaps Neo-Classical Re- Contemplating Next (DePaul Univer- Consideration, in Steps, 3 Bridges sity School of Law, Not for Profit Africa: Trade Faculty Workshop, Law: Theoreti- and Sustainable October 2014) (The c a l a n d Development News and Analy- University of Chi- Comparative Perspectives (Mat- sis on Africa 15 (September 2014). cago Law School, Work-in-Progress thew Harding, editor) (Cambridge Presentations: Transfer of Technology Workshop, October 2014) (Univer- University Press 2014). Presentations: and a Global Clean Energy Grid (Berne, sity of Illinois College of Law, Faculty The Hidden Promise of Huntington’s The Switzerland, Meeting on International Workshop, September 2014) (George Soldier and the State: Military Profession- Trade in Electricity and the Greening Mason University School of Law, Levy als as Guardians of the Republic Economy, World Trade Forum, World Workshop, August 2014); Balance and (Georgetown University Law Center, Trade Institute, September 2014); Local Team Production (Seattle University Law Panel Presentation, U.S. Court of Ap- Production of Pharmaceutical Products in School, Adolf A. Berle, Jr. Center on peals for the Armed Forces, 2014 Africa: The WHO approach (Chicago, Corporations, Law and Society Sym- Continuing Legal Education and Illinois, 2014 Annual Meeting of the posium, “Berle VI,” June 2014). Training Program, May 2014); Law and Society for the Advancement of Socio- Business as Paired Professions: The Proph- Paolo Annino Economics, July 2014). Recognition: ecy – and Promise! – of Justice Brandeis Serving as administrative panelist for GLASS PROFESSOR OF (Orlando, 50th Attorneys’ Title Insur- PUBLIC INTEREST LAW the World Intellectual Property Or- ance Fund Assembly, May 2014); ganization Arbitration and Mediation Presentation: Virtuous Bureaucrats as the Hope of the Center, rendered several decisions in The Iowa Innova- World (Tallahassee, Florida Department matters involving trademarks and do- tions: the Abolish of Business and Professional Regula- main names. of Juvenile Mini- tion, May 2013). mum Mandatory Sentencing and the Requirement of Miller Principles to all Lengthy Juvenile Prison Terms (Boston, Massachusetts, American Bar Association, New Fron- tiers in Juvenile Justice after Miller v. Alabama, August 2014).

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Shawn J. Bayern Elizabeth Farrell Clifford tion (Atlanta, Georgia, American Bar LARRY AND JOYCE BELTZ PROFESSOR ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH Association Section of Administrative OF TORTS CENTER and Regulatory Practice, May 2014). Article: Dynam- Presentation: ic Common Law Survey of Entre- Steve R. Johnson and Technological preneurial Law UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR Change: The Clas- Programs at ABA Chapter: Legal In- sification of Bitcoin, Accredited Law terpretation of Tax 71 Wash. & Lee Schools (Atlanta, Law: United States, L. Rev. Online 22 Georgia, Emory in Legal Inter- (2014). University School of Law, Fourth Bi- pretation of Tax ennial Conference on Teaching Law 319 (Robert Donna R. Christie Transactional Law and Skills, June F. van Brederode ELIZABETH C. & CLYDE W. ATKINSON 2014). PROFESSOR & Richard Krever, editors) (Wolters Kluwer 2014). Book Supplement: 2014 Shi-Ling Hsu Presentations: Supplement to Civil Tax Procedure LARSON PROFESSOR Implementation (2nd ed., LexisNexis). Articles: Loving of Ocean Policy Articles: A Cost- and Legitimacy: IRS Regulation of Tax through Marine Benefit Analysis Return Preparation, 59 Villanova L. Spacial Planning of Sugary Drink Rev. 515 (2014); Reflections onHome (Qingdao,China, Regulation, 10 J. Concrete: Writing Tax Regulations and Ocean University Food L. & Pol’y Interpreting Tax Statutes, 13 Fla. St. U. of China, May 2014); United States 75 (2014); Climate Bus. Rev. (2014); Using Administrative Ocean Policy and the International Law Change Regulation Law to Challenge IRS Determinations, of the Sea (Jinan, China, Shandong and Prediction Markets, 37 Regulation 88/6 Fla. Bar J. 81 (June 2014); Auer/ University School of Law, May 2014) 34 (2014); Environmental Law Without Seminole Rock Deference in the Tax (Shanghai University of International Congress, ABA Section of Envi- Court, 11 Pitt. Tax Rev. 1 (2014). Business and Economics School of ronment, Energy and Resources Presentations: Is a U.S. Value-Added Law, April 2014). TRENDS (September/October 2014). Tax Inevitable? (Seattle, Washington, Presentations: Rise and Rise of the One 2014 University of Washington Tax Charles W. Ehrhardt Percent: On Thomas Piketty’s Capital in Law Symposium, October 2014); Recent EMERITUS PROFESSOR the 21st Century (Indianapolis, Indiana, Developments Involving Circular 230 and Book: Florida Midwestern Law and Economics Tax Practitioner Regulation (Federal Evidence (2014 Association Annual Meeting, Octo- Bar Association Section on Taxation ed., Thomson- ber 2014) (Atlanta, Georgia, Emory Tax Practice and Procedure Monthly West) University School of Law, September Round Table National Telephone CLE, 2014); Capital Rigidities, Latent Exter- September 2014); What’s Going on with nalities (Chicago, Illinois, American Circular 230? Final Regulations on Writ- Law and Economics Association An- ten Tax Advice, Litigation Development nual Meeting, May 2014); The Accidental from Loving to Ridgely and the Ques- Postmodernists, (Chicago, Illinois, Sixth tion of What Next (Denver, Colorado, Annual Society for Environmental Law American Bar Association Section of and Economics Meeting, May 2014); Taxation Standards of Practice Comm., Prediction Markets and Climate Regula- September 2014); The Fallout From

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Loving: How Broad an Impact on Cir- 2014). Articles: Old Age is No Time to Jay Kesten cular 230? (American Bar Association Be Doing Time, 62 J. Am. Geriatrics ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Section of Taxation National Webinar Soc’y 775 (2014); I’m Getting Turned Presentations: CLE, July 2014); Characterizing the Tax Off: Emerging Consensus on Deactivating Adjudicating Cor- Court’s Power: From Freytag to Kuretski Cardiac Implantable Electronic Devices, porate Auctions (Washington, D.C., American Bar 33 Med. & L. 14 (2014); Older Persons (Atlanta, Georgia, Association Section of Taxation Pro and Compromised Decisional Capacity: Emory Univer- Bono and Tax Clinics Comm., May The Role of Public Policy in Defining sity Law School, 2014); Seeking Damages against the IRS and Developing Core Professional Com- Southeastern for Wrongful Collection Actions (Orlando, petencies, 26 J. Aging & Soc. Pol’y Junior/Senior Faculty Workshop, Florida Bar Association Tax Section 295 (2014). Book Review Essays: Are November 2013) (Toronto, Ontario, Annual Meeting, April 2014). Nursing Home Regulations Like Cobwebs? Canada, University of Toronto Law Review of “The Rule of Nobody” by School, Canadian Law and Econom- Faye Jones Philip K. Howard, 54 Gerontolo- ics Association Annual Conference, DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH CENTER gist 885 (October 2014); Review of September 2014) (Amelia Island, & PROFESSOR “Global Health Law” by Lawrence Southeastern Association of Law O. Gostin, 26 Int’l J. Risk & Safety Presentations: Schools Annual Conference, August Med. 177 (2014). Presentations: Home Distance Education 2014) (Los Angeles, California, Loyola and Community-Based Long Term Ser- in Legal Education Law School, National Business Law vices and Supports: Health Reform’s Most – Where do we go Scholars Conference, June 2014). from here? (Amelia Enduring Legacy? (Columbia, Missouri, Island, Southeast- Conference sponsored by University of Lawrence S. Krieger Missouri School of Medicine, Center ern Association of CLINICAL PROFESSOR AND DIRECTOR OF Law Schools, Discussant, August 2014); for Health Ethics, October 2014); CLINICAL EXTERNSHIP PROGRAMS Commenter on Alan Rubel and Mei Making Medical Practice More Ratio- Articles: Walk- Zhang, Four Facets of Privacy and Intel- nal: Does the Law Help or Hurt? (Toledo, ing the Talk: lectual Freedom in Licensing Contracts for Ohio, University of Toledo Annual Value Importance, Electronic Journals (Washington, D.C., Law Review Symposium, October Value Enactment, Georgetown University, The 7th An- 2014) (San Francisco, California, 37th and Well-Being, 38 nual Privacy Law Scholars Conference, Annual Health Law Professors Confer- J. Motiv. & Emo- June 2014). ence of the American Society of Law, tion 609 (2014); Medicine & Ethics, June 2014); Grand Service Job Lawyers are Happier than Marshall Kapp Rounds Presentation (Indianapolis, Money Job Lawyers, Despite their Lower Indiana, Department of Dermatology, PROFESSOR OF MEDICINE AND LAW Income, 9 J. Pos. Psych. 52 (2014). Indiana University School of Medicine, Chapters: Impaired Presentation: What Makes Lawyers May 2014). Professionals (with Happy? New Findings on 6,200 Lawyers Michael Nair-Col- (Albany, New York, New York State Bar lins), in Bioethics Association, Statewide Legal Education (Bruce Jennings, Conference, September 2014). editor) (4th ed. Macmillan Refer- ence 2014); Aging and the Aged: Research Ethics, in Bioethics (Bruce Jennings, editor) (4th ed., Macmillan Reference

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David E. Landau Human Rights, Center for Interdisci- Jake Linford MASON LADD PROFESSOR AND ASSOCIATE plinary Research (ZIF), June 2014); The ASSISTANT PROFESSOR DEAN FOR INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS Construction of Judicial Power in Colom- Article: The In- bia (Chicago, Illinois, Latin American Chapter: T h e stitutional Progress Studies Association Annual Meeting, Promise of A Mini- Clause, 16 Vand. May 2014). mum Core Approach: J. Ent. & Tech. The Colombian L . 533 (2014). Jennifer Parker LaVia Model for Judicial Presentations: Review of Austerity LEGAL WRITING PROFESSOR Constitutional In- Measures, in Eco- Book: Florida frastructure (New York City, NYU nomic and Social Rights after Legal Research School of Law, 2nd Thematic Con- the Global Financial Crisis (Aoife (with Barbara ference on Knowledge Commons, Nolan, editor) (Cambridge University Busharis & Su- September 2014); The Death of De Facto Press 2014). Presentations: Constrain- th zanne Rowe) (4 Secondary Meaning (Berkeley, Califor- ing Constitutional Amendment (Boston ed., Carolina Aca- nia, UC Berkeley School of Law, 14th College Law School, Clough Center for demic Press 2014). Annual Intellectual Property Scholars the Study of Constitutional Democracy, Conference, August 2014); Semantic Symposium on Constitution-Making Tahirih V. Lee Shift and Trademark Incapacity (Des and Constitutional Change, October ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Moines, Iowa, Drake University Law 2014); Abusive Constitutionalism: A Com- School, Intellectual Property Scholars Presentations: parative Perspective on Constitutional Roundtable, March 2014). Change in Ecuador (Guayaquil, Ecuador, Sovereignty and Universidad Espíritu Santo, September Autonomy in Extra- Wayne A. Logan 2014); Improving Judicial Remedies for territorial Shanghai GARY & SALLYN PAJCIC PROFESSOR Social Rights (New Haven, Connecti- (Weatherhead cut, Yale Law School Human Rights Center for Inter- Article: Mercenary Workshop, September 2014); The Success national Affairs, Criminal Justice and Failure of the New Constitutionalism Harvard University, Harvard Academy (with Professor in Latin America (Bogota, Colombia, Alumni Conference, Panel entitled Ronald F. Wright), Universidad de los Andes, August “Self-Government, Representation, 2014 U. Ill. L. 2014) (Washington, D.C., AALS and Sovereignty: Who Governs?,” Rev. 1175. Presen- Workshop on Transnational Equality, September 2014); The Role of Courts in tations: Database June 2014); A Dynamic Theory of Judicial the Urban Development of Pre-World War Infamia: Exit from the Sex Offender Role (Stanford, California, Harvard/ II Shanghai (Asian Studies Department, Registries (Madison, Wisconsin, Uni- Yale/Stanford Junior Faculty Forum, Northeastern University, September versity of Wisconsin Law School, June 2014) (Portland, Oregon, Lewis & 2014); Land Law in the Shanghai Zujie October 2014); Andrew Taslitz: The Clark Law School, American Society of (Beijing, China, Renmin University, Fourth Amendment’s Happy Warrior Comparative Law, Younger Compara- July 2014); Property Rights in the Inter- (Washington, D.C., Howard University tivists Committee Annual Meeting, national Settlement and French Concession Law School, September 2014); Fourth April 2014); Commentator, Religion, of Shanghai (Minneapolis, Minnesota, Amendment Cases from the Supreme Human Rights and Constitution-Writing 50th Anniversary Law and Society As- Court’s 2013 Term (Tallahassee, First in Brazil (by Rodrigo Vitorino Souza sociation Annual Meeting, May 2014). District Court of Appeal, September Alves) (Bielefeld, Germany, Workshop 2014); A House Divided: When State on Constitution Writing, Religion, and and Lower Federal Courts Disagree on

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Federal Constitutional Rights (Amelia David L. Markell ics Association, Annual Meeting, Island, Southeastern Association of STEVEN M. GOLDSTEIN PROFESSOR AND September 2014); Wrongful Convictions ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR ENVIRONMENTAL Law Schools Annual Meeting, August PROGRAMS and the Punishment of Attempts (Fac- 2014); Current and Emerging Legal and ulty of Law, University of Toronto, Policy Issues Concerning Sex Offender Article: Enforce- Canadian Law and Economics Asso- Registration and Community Notifica- ment and Regulatory ciation, Annual Meeting, September tion (Wheeling, West Virginia, Annual Governance, Reg- 2014) (Copenhagen Business School, Meeting of West Virginia Public De- Blog ( June 16, Mini-Conference on the Law and Eco- fender Services, June 2014). 2014) (a solicited nomics of Crime, May 2014) (Bilkent featured essay in University, First International Law & Bruce A. Markell the University of Economics Conference, April 2014); Pennsylvania Program on Regulation JEFFREY A. STOOPS PROFESSOR Reverse Payments, Perverse Incentives REGBLOG concerning A Holistic (Copenhagen Business School, Semi- Articles: Homonym View of Agency Enforcement, 93 nar, May 2014); Abandoned Criminal Horrors: De Novo N.C. L. Rev. _ (forthcoming 2014)). Attempts: An Economic Analysis (Bilkent Review and Execu- Recognitions: Continued to serve as University, First International Law & tive Benefits Insurance a member of Florida’s Statewide Com- Economics Conference, April 2014). Agency v. Arkison, 34 munity Resiliency Focus Group and the Recognitions: Won the Best Young Bankruptcy Law State Department of Health’s Building Scholar Prize at the First International Letter 8 (August Resilience Against Climate Effects Law & Economics Conference for 2014); Trust Me: Restitution, Constructive (BRACE) Technical Advisory Group, Abandoned Criminal Attempts: An Eco- Trusts and Mississippi Valley Livestock, 34 as well as the Florida Climate Institute; nomic Analysis. Bankruptcy Law Letter 5 (May 2014). Co-written article, Administrative Presentations: American Bankruptcy Law Proxies for Judicial Review: Building Garrick Pursley for Europe (Brussels, Belgium, Presenta- Legitimacy from the Inside-Out (with E. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR tion to the legal and financial staff of the Hammond), 37 Harv. Envtl L. Rev. European Union Commission, July 2014); 313 (2013), was selected as one of the top Articles: T h e Household Debt and Insolvency and Corpo- six environmental law articles published Campaign Fi- rate Debt and Insolvency (Vienna, Austria, in 2013 and will be reprinted in 45 Land nance Safeguards of Seminar on European Insolvency Laws, Use & Envt. L. Rev. _ (2014-2015). Federalism, 63 Em- sponsored by the International Monetary The article also was identified as one of ory L.J. 781 (2014); Fund and the Joint Vienna Institute, May the best works of recent scholarship re- Doctrine and Deep 2014); The (Il)Legitimacy Of Bankrupt- lating to administrative law in a review Questions, 2014 cies For The Benefit Of Secured Creditors published in Jotwell. Utah L. Rev. OnLaw, at http://epubs. (Chicago, Illinois, University of Illinois utah.edu/index.php/utahonlaw/article/ Symposium on the Secured Creditor and Murat Mungan download/1224/900. Presentation: A Chapter 11, April 2014); Surviving Indi- ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Ringside Seat for the Cobell Case (Wash- vidual Business Bankruptcies: Considerations ington, D.C., Indian Land Tenure When Choosing Between Chapter 13 and Presentations: The Foundation CLE Program, July 2014). Chapter 11 (Washington, D.C., American Effect of Type-I Er- Bankruptcy Institute Spring Meeting, ror on Deterrence April 2014). Recognition: Served as a (Faculty of Law, reporter for the Task Force to Revise University of To- Bankruptcy Law of Kosovo, Pristina, ronto, Canadian Kosovo, July 2014. Law and Econom-

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Mark B. Seidenfeld Mark Spottswood Manuel A. Utset, Jr. PATRICIA A. DORE PROFESSOR OF ASSISTANT PROFESSOR WILLIAM & CATHERINE VANDERCREEK ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR AND ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR DEAN FOR RESEARCH Article: The Perils ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Presentations: of Productivity, Articles: Rational Commenter, South- 48 New Eng. L. Criminal Addic- east Law Schools Rev. 503 (2014). tions, 74 Pitt. L. Junior-Senior Rev. 673 (2014); Faculty Work- Rational Finan- shop (Tallahassee, cial Meltdowns, 10 Florida State Uni- Hastings Bus. Franita Tolson versity College of Law, October 2014); L.J. 407 (2014). Presentation: Poison Some Musings on Guidance Documents BETTY T. FERGUSON PROFESSOR OF Pills for Latent Harm (paper co-written VOTING RIGHTS (Washington D.C., Administrative with S. Hsu) (University of Illinois Col- Law Section of the ABA, Fall Meeting, Articles: T h e lege of Law, Society for Environmental October 2014). Constitutional Law and Economics, May 2014). Structure of Voting Nat S. Stern Rights Enforcement, Donald J. Weidner JOHN W. & ASHLEY E. FROST PROFESSOR 89 Wa s h . L . DEAN AND ALUMNI CENTENNIAL Rev. 379 (2014); PROFESSOR Articles: Graphic Congressional Labels, Dire Warn- Book: The Re- Authority to Protect Voting Rights af- vised Uniform ings, and the Facile ter Shelby County and Arizona Inter Assumption of Fac- Partnership Act Tribal, 13 Election L.J. 322 (2014). (with Robert W. tual Content in Presentations: The 50th Anniversary Compelled Com- Hillman & Allan of the Civil Rights Act – What Progress G. Donn) (Thom- mercial Speech, 29 Has Been Made, What Ground Has Been J.L. & Pol. 577 (2014) (symposium); son Reuters 2014) Lost, and What the Future Holds (Savan- (successor to 1999-2013 editions). The Force of a Legal Concept: The Steady nah, Georgia, National Association of Extension of the Actual Malice Standard, Article: Starting Line, 30-9 Power & Appellate Court Attorneys Annual Motoryacht 152 (September 2014) 12 First Amend. L. Rev. 449 (2014) Conference, July 2014); Overview of (symposium). (guest column). Presentation: Law Post-Shelby County Issues and Pend- School Entrepreneurship (Amelia Is- ing Voting Rights Litigation (Atlanta, Ruth E. Stone land, Southeastern Association of Law Georgia, ACS Voting Rights Litigation Schools Annual Meeting, Panelist, WAYNE AND PAT HOGAN PROFESSOR OF Training, October 2014). TRIAL PRACTICE August 2014).

Presentation: Overview of Dis- solution of Marriage (Tallahassee, Young Lawyers Di- vision, Tallahassee Bar Association, September and October 2014).

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Hannah Wiseman Law School, Controlling the Local Mary Ziegler ATTORNEYS’ TITLE PROFESSOR Impacts of Hydrofracking, featured STEARNS WEAVER MILLER PROFESSOR speaker, March 2014). Recognitions: Articles: Regu- Articles: Abortion Received the Best Speaker Award for latory Islands, 89 and the Constitu- the September 2013 Florida Section Air N.Y.U. L. Rev. tional Right (Not) & Waste Management Association’s _ (forthcoming to Procreate, 48 U. 49th Annual Conference; Serves as a October 2014); A Rich. L. Rev. 1263 working group team member, Science Market Approach (2014); The Price of for Nature and People, The Nature to Regulating the Privacy, 1973 to the Conservancy and National Center for Energy Revolution: Assurance Bonds, Present, 37 Harv. J.L. & Gender 285 Ecological Assessment and Synthesis, Insurance, and the Certain and Uncer- (2014); Beyond Backlash: Legal His- Hydraulic Fracturing: Impacts on tain Risks of Hydraulic Fracturing (with tory, Polarization, and Roe v. Wade, 71 Water Quality and Quantity, UC Santa David A. Dana), 99 Iowa L. Rev. 1523 Wash. & Lee L. Rev. 969 (2014). Pre- Barbara; Is a selected member of the (2014); The Capacity of States to Govern sentations: Originalism and the Making peer review panel for the Hydraulic Shale Gas Development Risks, 48 Envtl. of Pro-Life Constitutionalism, 1965-1985 Fracturing in Michigan Integrated Sci. & Tech. 8376, issue 15 (2014). (Columbus, Ohio, Policy History Assessment, University of Michigan. Presentations: Allocating Energy Gover- Conference, June 2014); Illegitimate nance (Vancouver, Canada, Association Conceptions: Unwed Motherhood and the Samuel R. Wiseman for Law, Property, and Society, panel- Remaking of the Abortion Wars (Min- MCCONNAUGHHAY AND RISSMAN ist and moderator, May 2014); Natural PROFESSOR neapolis, Minnesota, Law and Society Resource Extraction Planning and Law Association Conference, May 2014); (Atlanta, Georgia, American Planning Article: Fraud in the Negotiating the Double Standard: Sex in Association, Advanced Environmental Market, 26 Regent the Abortion Debate, 1965-1980 (Atlanta, Planning Workshop, Environmental L. Rev. 367 (2014) Georgia, Organization of American Planning Practices, invited presenter, (symposium). Pre- Historians Conference, April 2014). April 2014); Local Energy Governance: sentations: The Strategies to Address Disproportionate FDA and Food Impacts (Columbus, Ohio, Ohio State Labeling: Current University Moritz College of Law, Ohio Issues (Georgetown University, O’Neill Energy: Emerging Issues in Law, Fi- Institute for National and Global nance and Regulation, invited panelist, Health, O’Neill Institute Summer Pro- April 2014); The Fracking Revolution: A gram on Emerging Issues in Food and Case Study in Policy Levers to Promote In- Drug Law, invited presenter, July 2014); novation (University of Texas School of Is “Food Court” Helping Consumers? The Law, Faculty Colloquium, co-presenter Historical Context of Food Labeling Liti- with John M. Golden, April 2014) (New gation and the Role of Litigation in System Haven, Connecticut, Yale Law School Reform (UCLA, Resnick Program Information Society Project, Innova- for Food Law and Policy, 2014 Food tion Law Beyond IP, co-presenter with Litigation Conference, invited panelist, John M. Golden, March 2014); Address- April 2014). ing Shale Gas Governance Gaps (New Haven, Connecticut, Yale Center for Environmental Law and Policy & Land Use Law Center, Pace Law School, Yale

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FSU Hosts Save the Date: Regional Workshop Voting Rights for Legal Scholars Symposium

In honor of the 50th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, the Col- lege of Law will host leading legal scholars and political scientists from around the nation for a symposium on March 27, 2015. “The Law

Franita Tolson of Democracy at a Cross- roads” will cover changes that have occurred since the U.S. Supreme Court Law professors from around the southeast gathered at the Florida entered the “political thicket” more than five de- State University College of Law on October 24-25 to discuss their cades ago. Spearheaded by Florida State’s Betty scholarship at the Annual Southeast Law Schools Junior Senior T. Ferguson Professor of Voting Rights Franita Faculty Workshop. Scholars participating included (pictured L-R): Tolson, the event will use three major election Andrew Verstein (Wake Forest University School of Law), Wilson law cases recently decided by the U.S. Supreme Parker (Wake Forest University School of Law), Jaime Dodge Court as an opportunity to debate and shape the (University of Georgia School of Law), Mark Seidenfeld (Florida future of election law. For more information about State University College of Law), Elizabeth Sepper (Washington the symposium, for which CLE credit approval University School of Law), Mirit Eyal-Cohen (University of Alabama is pending, visit http://www.law.fsu.edu/events/ School of Law), Sharon Rush (University of Florida College of Law), votingrightssymposium_2015.html. Wentong Zheng (University of Florida College of Law), Heather Elliott (University of Alabama School of Law), Laura Rosenbury (Washington University School of Law), Catherine Kim (University of North Carolina School of Law), Mark Weidemaier (University of North Carolina School of Law), Adam Feibelman (Tulane University Law School), Mark Spottswood (Florida State University College of Law), Sally Richardson (Tulane University Law School), and Jonathan Nash (Emory University School of Law).

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Faculty Media Hits

Fred Abbott was quoted in a May in demeaning ways be- “If one could foresee the 19 Intellectual Property Watch article cause of [their] conduct.” circumstances in advance, about access to medicines, in a May 21 Bloomberg BNA Electronic Commerce —Professor Courtney Cahill quoted in you could record it in an & Law Report about his domain name Slate about the Lawrence v. Texas advance directive. But the U.S. Supreme Court decision. dispute panel decision, in a May 21 key question is the mental Intellectual Property Watch article about his co-authored book, “Using Competi- capacity of the individual. Talbot “Sandy” D’Alemberte tion Law to Promote Access to Health was If the individual has the quoted in an August 29 Naples Daily Technologies,” and in a September 24 mental ability to under- Bloomberg BNA article about a Uniform News article about medical marijuana Domain Name Dispute Resolution legislation. stand their options and en- Policy proceeding for which he was the gage in a rational process, presiding panelist. Shi-Ling Hsu was interviewed about then there’s consensus carbon taxes for a July 9 World Politics they have the right to make Wendi Adelson was quoted about Review article. that decision.” human trafficking in an October 1 Florida Bar News article, “Foundation —Professor Marshall Kapp quoted in Steve Johnson investments in the fight against human wrote blog posts for the Tampa Bay Times about a U.S. trafficking continue to pay dividends.” TaxProf Blog on June 21 about Unit- Supreme Court decision that mentally ed States v. Clarke and on July 18 competent people cannot be force about Ridgely v. Lew. He also wrote a fed. Paolo Annino and his work on children blog post about two recent cases that in prison were featured in a PBS docu- invalidate Treasury regulations for mentary, “15 to Life: Kenneth’s Story.” The Procedurally Taxing in July. Larry Krieger’s research in the area Florida Bar News wrote about Annino of lawyer health and satisfaction was and the documentary in an August 1 covered in a front-page feature in the Marshall Kapp article. has been consulted July 1 Florida Bar News and in an article for a number of media stories due to in the September/October issue of The his expertise in health law. He was National Jurist. He was quoted in an Courtney Cahill was quoted for her interviewed for a June 17 WTXL story August Pre-Law Magazine article, expertise in constitutional law and about recently signed “Charlotte’s Web” “Why focusing on happiness may be sexuality and the law in a June 6 Slate legislation. He was quoted in a July 11 the best way to choose a law school.” article. Tampa Bay Times article about right- He also was featured in a September to-die laws. He also was quoted about 29 National Law Journal article about a “[Lawrence] stands for the for-profit sale and use of human tissue book that lists him as one of the nation’s proposition that the state in a July 22 segment on Boomer Genera- best law professors. tion Radio and in the August 2014 issue may no longer use the law of IRB Advisor. A September 12 Elder “These data consistently to treat gays and lesbians Law Prof Blog article featured his review indicate that a happy life of the book, “The Rule of Nobody: Saving America from Dead Laws and as a lawyer is much less Broken Government.” about grades, affluence and prestige than about

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finding work that is inter- Franita Tolson is often consulted as an Hannah Wiseman was quoted about esting, engaging, person- expert in the areas of election law and hydraulic fracturing, also known as ally meaningful and fo- constitutional law. She authored the fracking, in the following media outlets: cused on providing help to July 24 American Constitution Society EnergyWire on May 16, Mother Jones on blog article, “Life after Shelby County: May 19, Youngstown, Ohio’s 570 others.” Revisiting Title I of the Civil Rights WKBN Radio on May 21, Reuters on —A report by Professor Larry Krieger Act of 1964.” She also authored two May 22, The Wall Street Journal on June quoted in the September/October articles about voting rights: a June 2 4, WFSU radio on July 11, and Market- issue of The National Jurist. article for the Tallahassee Democrat and place.org on August 27. June 24 Huffington Post article. On July 3, she was featured and quoted “This issue is very much in a front-page article in The Bay Area Dan Markel was quoted about public undecided and will con- Reporter, “LGBTs push to extend Civil shaming in two Los Angeles Times opin- tinue to dominate litigation Rights Act,” which was also picked up ion pieces: a May 1 article, “What kind by Chicago’s Windy City Times. Tolson in many states.” of penance might Donald Sterling do?” also was quoted in August 25 FoxNews. and a May 24 article, “Is public sham- —Professor Hannah Wiseman quoted com article, “Gun-rights group persuad- ing fair punishment?” in The Wall Street Journal about ing dozens of towns to repeal regs in fracking laws. “For some reason prison legal blitz.” doesn’t cause the same “It’s pretty clever. If you Mary Ziegler kind of vivid denunciation was quoted in The Atlantic can’t change it on a fed- in a November 7 article, “Pro-Lifers’ that public shamings do.” eral level, you attack it on Existential Crisis,” about “personhood” —Professor Dan Markel quoted in a a local level.” ballot initiatives. May 24 Los Angeles Times opinion —Professor Franita Tolson quoted in a “The impact was uncer- article about public shaming. FoxNews.com article about a group tain and the thing itself that is working to invalidate gun- was uncertain. Voters just Garrick Pursley related city ordinances that contradict wrote a series of four state regulation. aren’t comfortable with substantive posts on Cobell v. Jewell for PrawfsBlawg in April. restrictions that are that Donald Weidner and Rosanna Cata- absolute.” lano, associate dean for placement, were Mark Seidenfeld was quoted about – Professor Mary Ziegler quoted in The quoted in a July 29 Inside Counsel Maga- constitutional conventions in the June 5 Atlantic about an unsuccessful North zine article about preparing students for Capitol News Service television segment, Dakota ballot initiative that would career success. “Playing with Constitutional Fire.” have extended constitutional rights to embryos.”

FALL 2014 47 Around the Law School

SBA Given Top National Awards by ABA Law Student Division

Jonathan Chincilla “Congratulations and and Kristina Torpy thanks go to the entire SBA board and especially to its immediate-past president, Lindsay Kushner, for Florida State’s award-winning submissions.”

Florida State’s SBA was honored fol- lowing a year of many accomplishments. During the 2013-2014 academic year, SBA continued its successful distin- guished lecture series – bringing notable attorneys and lawmakers to the law school – and its community service campaign. SBA’s numerous service events included building a home through Habitat for For the fifth time in seven years, the Florida State Univer- Humanity, mentoring local middle school sity College of Law Student Bar Association (SBA) received students, and raising more than $2,500 for the American the Student Bar Association Award, previously known as the Cancer Society. In addition, SBA’s fifth annual Diversity SBA of the Year Award, from the American Bar Association’s Week featured sessions on balancing work and life, practicing (ABA) Law Student Division. The honor was announced abroad, and practicing with colleagues from various cultures Saturday, August 9, at the ABA Annual Meeting in Boston. and religions. SBA also was instrumental in helping the law The award recognizes the efforts of an SBA organization to school reach an impressive student giving rate – 84% of stu- create a better environment for law students and a more posi- dents made cash gifts to the college during the 2014 Student tive image of the legal profession. Seventeen law schools from Annual Fund Drive. around the nation – including Boston University School of “We are thrilled that the work of our Student Bar Associa- Law, Duke University School of Law and William & Mary tion is again being lauded at the national level,” said Dean Don Law School – competed for the award. Weidner. “Congratulations and thanks go to the entire SBA Florida State’s SBA also won the Henry J. Ramsey, Jr. board and especially to its immediate-past president, Lindsay Diversity Award, which recognizes excellence in activities Kushner, for Florida State’s award-winning submissions.” that have contributed toward the achievement and advance- Florida State’s incoming SBA president, Jonathan Chin- ment of women, minorities, persons with disabilities, and chilla, and incoming SBA secretary, Kristina Torpy, accepted persons of differing sexual orientation and gender identities. the awards at the ABA meeting. This is the second time in three years that Florida State won the diversity award.

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College of Law SALDF Wins Florida State Top National Award Ranked Nation’s #2 The Florida State University College of Law Student Animal Legal Defense Fund (SALDF) has won the 2014 Law School Chapter of the Year Award, presented by the Animal Legal Defense Fund. Florida State’s SALDF was selected to receive for Hispanic the award from among 182 national and 20 international chapters. The award recognizes an SALDF chapter that has Students made outstanding efforts to advance the field of animal law and to advocate for animals through original projects and In August, HispanicBusiness named

Christine Clolinger initiatives. Florida State University College of The honor was announced Saturday, October 18, at the Law the nation’s #2 law school for Animal Legal Defense Fund’s annual Animal Law Conference in Portland, Or- Hispanic students. This is the 11th egon. Florida State law students and SALDF members Sara McNeill and Sarah year in a row that HispanicBusiness has Bailey accepted the award at the event. rated FSU in the top 10 and represents Florida State’s SALDF was honored following a year of many accomplishments. the school’s highest rating to date. During 2014, SALDF spoke to officials with the Florida Legislature and with the HispanicBusiness based its rank- City of Tallahassee to advocate for animals, hosted lectures by animal law experts, ings on Hispanic student enrollment, and sponsored an animal law writing competition open to students from all Florida Hispanic faculty members, Hispanic law schools. This November, SALDF also co-hosted at the College of Law the student retention rates, special pro- Southeastern Animal Law Symposium, the first animal law conference in Florida. grams aimed at increasing enrollment “We are thrilled that the work of our Student Animal Legal Defense Fund is of and at supporting Hispanic students, being lauded at the national level,” said Dean Donald J. Weidner. “Congratula- and school reputation as reflected in tions and thanks go to the entire SALDF board and especially to its president, U.S. News & World Report. Christine Clolinger.” “We are all thrilled to once again be named in the HispanicBusiness top 10,” Professor David Favre, Michigan State said Dean Donald J. Weidner. “Our University College of Law, speaks during the Southeastern Animal Law community as a whole is enriched by Symposium at the College of Law. The the Hispanic and Latino dimensions of event was co-hosted by SALDF. our students, faculty, staff and alumni.”

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Florida State Record 30.68 Ranked Nation’s Percent of Alumni 10th Best Value Contribute to the Law School College of Law

The National Jurist magazine has ranked Florida State Thank you to the record 30.68 percent of Florida State University College of Law the 10th best value law school in University College of Law alumni who made cash contribu- the nation. The ranking, which was published in The National tions to the law school during the 2013-14 fiscal year! This Jurist’s September/October 2014 issue, weighs important rate exceeds previous results that placed Florida State among student outcomes – bar passage rate and employment rate – the nation’s top 10 law schools in terms of alumni contribution against tuition, cost of living and indebtedness. According rate, according to the most recently published American Bar to The National Jurist, the rankings are “designed to find the Association data. Those data also showed that Florida State’s law schools where graduates have excellent chances of pass- giving rate was more than triple the giving rate of any other ing the bar and getting a legal job without taking on a ton of Florida law school. debt.” Florida State is the only law school in Florida ranked “We would not have achieved this wonderful result with- in the top 10. This is the sixth year in a row that The National out the help of the more than 100 alumni who volunteered Jurist has ranked Florida State one of the nation’s top 15 best to serve as class agents,” said Dean Don Weidner. “Alumni value law schools. who contribute financially also support the school in other The national ranking reflects the law school’s strong ways, such as by bringing job opportunities to our students.” student outcomes. Florida State graduates passed the most recent administration of the Florida Bar Examination at a “We would not have achieved this rate of 81.8%. By contrast, the overall passing rate for first- time test takers was 71.8%. Additionally, a National Law wonderful result without the help of the Journal report (2014) rates Florida State as Florida’s #1 law more than 100 alumni who volunteered school, and the nation’s 25th best, in terms of the percentage to serve as class agents,” said Dean of 2013 graduates employed nine months after graduation in full-time, long-term, bar passage-required jobs not funded Don Weidner. by the school. “We are thrilled to be ranked once again as #1 in Florida, especially because employment rate is the highest weighted 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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Networking Noshes Continue to Engage Alumni and Students

Kim Picazio During the fall 2014 semester, alumni continued to meet with students for Networking Noshes. Thank you to the following alumni, who shared their expertise and advice with our students: ■■ Paolo Annino (’83), FSU Public Interest Law Center, Tallahassee ■■ Matthew Beville (’09), WilmerHale, Washington, D.C. ■■ Edward L. Birk (’95), Marks Gray, P.A., Jacksonville ■■ James Brady (’73), Arnstein & Lehr LLP, Fort Lauderdale ■■ Alexander Czebiniak (’10), Office of the State Attorney, Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, West Palm Beach ■■ Sean Desmond (’00), Law Office of Sean T. Desmond, Tallahassee ■■ Angelina Gonzalez (’12), Florida Department of Children & Families, Tallahassee James Brady ■■ Marquita Green (’09), Florida Department of Children & Families, Tallahassee ■■ Sara Huff (’12), GrayRobinson, Orlando ■■ Clemente Inclan (’91), Saalfield, Shad, Stokes, Inclan, Stoudemire & Stone, P.A., Jacksonville ■■ Mary Hope Keating (’93), Greenberg Traurig, LLP, Tallahassee ■■ Frederick H. Kent, III (’81), Marks Gray, P.A., Jacksonville ■■ Colonel Peter R. Marksteiner (’92), U.S. Air Force JAG, Washington, D.C. ■■ Justin Marshall (’10), GrayRobinson, Orlando ■■ Glen McClary (’92), Boyd & Jenerette, Jacksonville ■■ Kim Picazio (’95), Law Office of Kim L. Picazio, P.A., Clemente Inclan Fort Lauderdale ■■ The Honorable George S. Reynolds, III (’74), Second Judicial Circuit of Florida, Tallahassee ■■ Brett “Ben” Rogers (’91), Rogers & Hardin, LLP, Atlanta ■■ Bill Smith (’79), CBIZ, Bethesda, Maryland ■■ Susan Spradley (’89), GrayRobinson, Orlando ■■ Wendy Stein (’00), Keller Landsberg, Fort Lauderdale ■■ J. Cameron Thurber (’01), Federal Election Commission, Washington, D.C. ■■ John Tomasino (’97), Florida Supreme Court, Tallahassee ■■ Jo Wilensky (’11), Office of the State Attorney, Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, West Palm Beach

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OTHER STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS

Britton Alexander (1L) was named one Andrew Missel (3L) will clerk for the Hon- of the SaintPetersBlog’s “30 under 30” orable Mark Walker, of the United States rising stars in Florida politics for 2014. District Court for the Northern District of Florida, following graduation. Brian Bautista (2L) was named one of the SaintPetersBlog’s “30 under 30” ris- ing stars in Florida politics for 2014.

Jonathan “J.D.” Benton’s (3L) article, Oil is the New Orange: A Look at Why Flori- da’s Ancient Oil and Gas Regulations are Causing Growing Pains, was published in the newsletter of the ABA Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources, Oil & Gas Committee.

Davis George Moye (3L), along with Col- lege of Engineering graduate students Ross Vickers (3L) married Rebecca Vick- Nemmi Cole and Daria Sakharova, com- ers on March 8, 2014, at The Retreat at peted in the International Air and Waste Bradley’s Pond in Tallahassee. Management Association’s Environmental Challenge International, where the team Robert Volpe’s (3L) tied for 3rd place. Moye, a dual-enrolled article, The Role of grad student in law and electrical en- Advanced Cost Re- gineering, served as legal counsel and covery in Nuclear project manager. Energy Policy, will be published in a Will Repko (3L) will clerk for the Honor- forthcoming issue able Dudley H. Bowen, Jr., of the United of Sustainable Moot Court Team members James States District Court for the Southern Development Law Burleson (’14) and Jessica Fernandez District of Georgia, following graduation. & Policy. He also is the recipient of the (3L) placed second at the World Finals 2014 Gunster Environmental Law Schol- of the 2014 Manfred Lachs Space Law Joseph Salzverg (3L) was named one of arship, which includes a clerkship with Moot Court Competition in Toronto in the SaintPetersBlog’s “30 under 30” ris- Gunster. October. The team, coached by Tallahas- ing stars in Florida politics for 2014. see attorney Arthur Stern, won the right Francisco Zornosa (3L) will clerk for the to represent North America in the World Theodore “Ted” Stotzer’s (3L) case sum- Honorable Madeleine Haikala, of the Unit- Finals by taking first place in the North mary of Friends of Merrymeeting Bay v. ed States District Court for the Northern American Regional Competition held at Hydro Kennebec, LLC (1st Cir. 2014) was District of Alabama, following graduation. Georgetown Law School in March. published by the ABA Section of Environ- ment, Energy, and Resources, Water Javier Esparza (3L) was selected to par- Resources Committee. ticipate in the 2014 HNBA/Microsoft IP Law Institute - a joint program sponsored Austin Turner (3L) clerked at Henderson, by the Hispanic National Bar Association Franklin, Starnes & Holt, P.A. in Fort My- and Microsoft Corporation designed to ers during the summer of 2014. foster America’s technological leader- ship by promoting diversity in the field of intellectual property. The conference took place in Washington, D.C. in June.

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Closing notes…

U.S. News & World Report (2014) rates Florida State as the #1 law school in Florida, and 45th best nationally. Florida State’s environmental program is ranked the nation’s 14th best.

A National Law Journal report (2014) rates Florida State as Florida’s #1 law school, and the nation’s 25th best, in terms of the percentage of 2013 graduates employed nine months after graduation in full-time, long-term, bar passage-required jobs not funded by the school.

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