2021 Florida State Law Magazine

FLORIDA STATE LAW

ALUMNI MAGAZINE & ANNUAL REPORT

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Adjusting and Advancing During COVD-19 The 2020-2021 academic year likely will be recorded as the strangest in the history of the College of Law. Masks, hand sanitizer and social distancing are everywhere. We haven’t traveled at all for recruiting students, student job interviews, or alumni visits or receptions. Many of our faculty and students have engaged in our core educational mission from outside the law school walls and the city of Tallahassee. Zoom fatigue, a concept unknown to us one year earlier, overtook us with a vengeance as the reality of our canceled spring break set in. And our work and study life is broken regularly with dashes to the Civic Center for COVID tests and vaccinations.

Despite this strangeness, there is much good to report. Our professors have become experts in the use of Zoom screens and breakout rooms, virtual office hours, and enhanced assessment tools to enable students to participate actively and meaningfully in their legal education. Widespread alumni support of our student emergency fund has enabled us to support our struggling students with the financial means to adjust to lost employment, unexpected child care needs, and the enhanced technology requirements associated with active remote learning. As always, we are most grateful for your support, especially during a time when many of you have struggled, too.

Our students have adjusted well to their remote environments, and many are excelling in this new space. Our Moot Court team won five national championships this year, and the Trial Team has also won a national championship and is nationally ranked for the first time. Our Black Law Students Association (BLSA) won their 2021 regional mock trial competition in January. With many courses occurring remotely this year, we have attracted faculty and guest lecturers from across the country and the world, which has truly enriched the educational experience for everyone.

Our institutional accomplishments and recognitions also continue to grow, despite a challenging environment. Our class of 2020 employment numbers are as strong as the class of 2019, despite a much softer job market last spring and summer.

And our bar passage rate of 84.4% for the delayed July Florida Bar Exam is higher than it has been in many years. According to statistics released by the ABA earlier this year, FSU is the 18th best law school in terms of the percentage of graduates

who passed a bar examination in the primary jurisdiction on the first attempt. preLaw magazine ranked us the top law school in the nation for government careers, the seventh best for criminal law careers, among the top seven law schools for both public policy and human rights law, and the eighth best value law school. According to the World University Rankings (2020), which heavily weights faculty scholarship, FSU Law is the 17th best U.S. law school, and ranks among the top 50 best universities for law in the world.

Alumni engagement continues to be strong, with the introduction of practice area receptions and the planning and formation of identity-based alumni groups (see page 6 for information about the formation of the Black Alumni Network).

BLSA and our Student Bar Association have each planned very rich remote programming for the entire community, and several of our alums have joined the lectures and panel discussions. At the end of the spring semester, we celebrated the end of the year and graduation!

Graduation was the first sign of a planned return to normalcy as the vaccine rollout has reached our entire university population. We plan to be fully back in person for classes this fall. We look forward to a return of lunch-hour student events and the energy that comes with having students on the law campus all day. Our 1Ls have never seen the green filled with students and faculty enjoying social events and professional networking, and we look forward to seeing them experience more of the larger community connectedness that makes FSU Law so excellent.

Although we are most eager for this return to normalcy, our forced adjustments have provided unexpected advantages that we hope to retain. It’s been far too long since I have seen you, and I look forward to that as soon as possible. But I do hope our new formats of engagement will provide an opportunity to enhance the richness of our core educational mission and our connectedness with the entire FSU Law community.

See you soon!

Erin O’Hara O’Connor

Dean and McKenzie Professor

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The Remingtons: A Florida State Family Amelia “Mel” Rea Maguire: Challenge Accepted Called to the Courtroom: B. Richard Young Q&A with Nancy Daniels

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A Tradition of Excellence: Black Alumni of FSU Law

By Christi N. Morgan

The College of Law is proud to count many successful Black lawyers and judges among its nearly 10,000 alumni. Graduates include judges, civil rights movement leaders, presidents of the National Bar Association, partners at top firms, high-ranking ­government attorneys, powerful lobbyists and innovative community leaders. These alumni are contributing to a tradition of excellence that shows future generations what is possible. This article features just some of FSU Law’s successful Black alumni and provides information on a new organization that aims to support all Black graduates, students and professors.

Benjamin L. Crump

Additionally, a Netflix documentary crew has been folF S U L a w ’s mo s t lowing Crump around the country for a project that is slated nationally recognized to air in 2022. alumnus may be BenCrump’s most recent legal victories include a record-setting jamin “Ben” Cr ump $621 million settlement on behalf of children who experienced (’95). An attorney for lead poisoning in Flint, Michigan. Crump also won a $411 the families of George million verdict in a Zoom trial on behalf of a Gadsden County, Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Florida man. Crump believes the second case is evidence that Ahmaud Arber y and human emotions can transcend Zoom screens. many others, Crump is In addition to his recent law-related achievements, Crump at the forefront of civil also served as an executive producer and writer for a movie, rights and racial justice “Woman in Motion,” which tells the true story of Nichelle movements and has been Nichols and her efforts to recruit women and minorities to in the spotlight more work for NASA. than ever recently.

Although many of his fellow alumni do not practice in the “This last year of 2020 has been an unprecedented year, not area of civil rights, Crump says everyone can play a part in only because of the COVID-19 pandemic, but also because of his goal to end racial injustices. “As Dr. King said, ‘We all horrific injustices that have taken place,” said Crump. “During have a role to play in the struggle for equality and justice to the pandemic, it seems like everything shut down in America make a better world for our children.’ I absolutely believe that except racism and police brutality.” everybody’s role is not to be on the front lines, but you can With clients all over the United States and frequent ap- do something to try to make a difference in the world to help pearances on national news programs, Crump’s schedule is America live up to our high ideals of equal justice under the extremely full. To best represent his national clientele, after law for all American citizens.” seeking approval from his wife and daughter on his travel schedule, Crump typically flies to multiple cities each week.

“Normally I don’t get to stay in one city beyond 24-36 hours before I have to go to the next city,” said Crump.

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JoLinda L. Herring I n Ja nu a r y 2 021, JoLinda Herring (’96) w a s elec ted Br y a nt Miller Olive’s (BMO) managing shareholder, becoming the first Black female to take the helm of the firm.

“This is an awesome honor,” said Herring. “I am very proud of the work that the firm has done in the area of diversity and the work we are continuing to do. Also, it allows other young women to know that they can reach similar heights. As Vice President Kamala Harris says, ‘I am the first, but I do not expect to be the last.’”

As BMO’s managing shareholder, Herring will lead the firm and help chart its strategic direction. She has been preparing for this job for a long time. Herring began clerking at the firm as a law student and joined BMO as an attorney in 1996, after graduating and passing the bar exam. During her time as co-chair of BMO’s Public Finance Group—the largest practice group at the firm—Herring had many opportunities to lead and work with firm attorneys located across Florida and in Washington, D.C. and Atlanta.

“I did not have a goal to become managing shareholder,” said Herring. “However, I have been a leader all of my life and my goal is to excel at all that I do. Because of my prior experience working in a family business, I was always interested in the business aspect of the firm.”

In addition to the day-to-day responsibilities of managing the national firm, Herring aims to grow BMO’s clientele. “My goal is to increase awareness of the services and value that BMO can offer to existing clients and prospective clients in new markets who may not otherwise know who we are and what we can do for them.”

Carlos E. Moore This summer, Carlos Moore (’02) will take the helm of the National Bar Association (NBA), the largest national network of predominantly Black attorneys.

“It is the fulfillment of a dream first birthed in 2000 as a first-year law student,” Moore said about becoming NBA president. “It’s historic in that I’m the first Mississippian and first Cochran Firm lawyer to be elected to the presidency. I’m excited about serving my people and standing for justice as the voice for the nation’s 66,000 Black lawyers, judges and law students.”

Moore is the third FSU Law alumnus to be elected president of the NBA in the past decade. Daryl Parks (’95) served as president in 2011-2012 and Ben Crump was president in 2015-2016. In addition, Moore’s NBA general counsel is slated to be alumnus Sean Pittman (’94). Moore’s presidential goals include fighting against voter suppression and police brutality, while fighting for criminal justice reform, economic justice, empowerment, civil rights, voting rights and social justice.

In addition to currently serving as president-elect of the NBA, Moore is managing partner of The Cochran Firm – Mississippi Delta, located in Grenada, Mississippi, and serves as the first Black municipal judge pro tem in both Grenada and Clarksdale, Mississippi. He primarily represents individuals in civil rights, personal injury and criminal defense cases. “The best part of my job is advocating for the little guy and giving a voice to the voiceless while leveling the playing field. I think of myself as the great equalizer.”

Moore has earned numerous awards for his work, including being named one of the top 100 African American most influential leaders in the nation in the November 2020 issue of African Leadership Magazine.

Also in November 2020, Moore published a co-authored book, “The Five Brothers: Our Journeys to Successful Careers in Law & Medicine.” The book chronicles the obstacles the 2021

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African-American authors—three attorneys, a judge and a physician—overcame to achieve their educational and professional goals.

“People needed to know the story behind the glory,” Moore said about why the book is important. “We are not overnight successes and overcame obstacles, beating the odds to become first-generation professionals. If we did it, so can others.”

Federal Judge Mary Stenson Scriven The Honorable Mary Stenson Scriven (’87) has served on the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida since 2008. Prior to that, she was a United States magistrate judge for the Middle District of Florida for more than 10 years. Scriven was the first Black woman to serve on the federal

bench in Florida.

“Serving in the federal judiciary allows me to participate in the preservation of the highest tenets and ideals of our system of justice,” said Scriven. “Those who know me know that I love every aspect of the law—from the most mundane discovery dispute to the most hotly contested, sophisticated business challenge involving complicated areas of law, to matters of life and liberty that arise in the criminal context. Working with highly competent litigators to ensure that justice is served and that every party has a fair ‘day in court’ is what motivates me.”

COVID-19 has greatly impacted Scriven’s work. She

currently chairs the court’s COVID-19 Committee for the Middle District of Florida and has become very proficient in Zoom and Teams. “We have held countless remote civil evidentiary and non-evidentiary hearings and criminal sentencings via Zoom as permitted under the CARES Act. Our court staff has worked tirelessly and sacrificially to ensure that litigants’ rights were preserved under these unprecedented circumstances.”

In January 2021, Scriven even hosted the first full Zoom jury trial in a Florida federal court. “The jurors never stepped foot in the courthouse, and we managed to select the jury, hold the trial and achieve a verdict in four days.”

Scriven also currently serves in numerous judicial leadership roles—she is the administrative judge for the Tampa Division and a member of the Executive Committee of the court, and chairs the Eleventh Circuit Pattern Jury Instructions Committee. In 2018, Scriven was elected by her peers in the Eleventh Circuit to serve on the Federal Judges Association Board of Directors and was recently appointed to the Executive Board.

In 2012, Scriven was honored for her leadership and excellence by the National Bar Association with the prestigious Gertrude E. Rush Award.

A Georgia native who attend Duke University for undergrad, Scriven chose FSU Law over the University of Florida for smaller class sizes, faculty accessibility and a reputation for strong moot court and legal writing programs.

“My FSU education has served me well throughout my career,” said Scriven. “I have found FSU’s alumni network to be second to none in our legal community. From my first job to the one I hold now, I have found comrades from FSU ready to embrace me and assist me in my work and professional endeavors.”

Since the law school graduated its first class in 1969, more than 25 Black alumni have ascended to the bench. The Honorable Zebedee Wright (’71) was FSU Law’s first Black male graduate and became a judge in 1982. The law school’s first Black female graduate, the Honorable Catherine Brunson (’75), also served on the bench from 1994-2018. The Honorable Emerson Thompson (’73) retired from the Fifth District Court of Appeal in 2008; the Honorable Nikki Clark (’77) retired from the First District Court of Appeal in 2015; the Honorable Jessica Costello (’09) was appointed to the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit in 2019; and the Honorable Anthony Miller was appointed to the Second Judicial Circuit in 2020.

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Sean A. Pittman As managing partner and senior attorney at Pittman Law Group, Sean Pittman (’94) is not only a trusted lawyer, but also very involved in Florida’s political process.

He represents clients before the Florida Cabinet, Florida Legislature, state agencies, and city and county commissions.

Pittman counsels a wide variety of clients including public entities, small businesses, Fortune 500 companies, private citizens and associations.

“We are a boutique law firm that provides expertise in the areas of government relations, civil litigation, government law, administrative law, education law and more,” said Pittman. “I also take pride in my involvement in the local and statewide community through advocacy, serving on boards and volunteering. I love the opportunity to make a difference.

Our work is often driven by important issues that impact the lives of everyday people. Our work gives us the opportunity to make laws, change laws, problem solve and have systemic impact on an ever-changing society.”

In the weeks leading up to and during legislative session, Pittman can often be found meeting with legislators, consulting with clients and briefing them on pending legislation, monitoring legislative proceedings, and reviewing bills, while still working on his many legal cases. He also co-hosts the television show “The Usual Suspects” and hosts a radio program and podcast, “The Sean Pittman Show,” where he analyzes complex issues and interviews local, state and national figures. While COVID-19 has changed the way Pittman and his colleagues work, it has not changed the hectic nature of their jobs during and outside of session. His firm’s ability to adapt to evolving situations like the one the world has experienced during COVID-19 has led to much success.

“You have to be proactive and forward thinking,” said Pittman. “In the midst of COVID, we made a decision to pivot and diversify our services and hired two new attorneys

With FSU Law located in the capital of Florida, it is no surprise that many alumni cultivate careers in the public policy and government arenas. Pamela Burch Fort (’77) is president of The Commerce Group and specializes in legislative and political consulting. Joe Briggs (’07) serves as public policy counsel for the NFL Players Association in Washington, D.C. Shenika “Nik” Harris (’04) served as Florida’s first statewide LGBTQ Consumer Advocate at the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, and is now director of strategic outreach and engagement for the Human Rights Campaign. Kenneth Lawson (’91) has led the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity, VISIT FLORIDA, and the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation, and now serves as interim executive director of North Carolina Outward Bound School. G.C. Murray II (’12), who is special counsel and director of membership at the Florida Justice Institute, was honored in 2020 as the Young Floridian of the Year for his community service work.

with expertise in education law and civil litigation. We are also venturing into new programming for legal interns. I believe my firm’s willingness and ability to adapt and evolve has made us better as we move beyond COVID.” A South Florida native, Pittman also remains engaged in that community. Since 2005, he has been an active member of the prestigious Orange Bowl Committee, where he served as president in 2018-2019. “Prior to my selection for membership on the committee, there had only been two Tallahassee residents elected. Even more rare, I was the first person elected president not from or living in Miami,” said Pittman. “Being president of the Orange Bowl Committee was a labor of love.

The opportunity to work closely for many years with conference commissioners, university presidents, athletic directors, faculty and student athletes on very important issues within collegiate sports has made me a believer that athletics and the academic enterprise can succeed together.”

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Rosalyn “Sia” Baker-Barnes (’00) Rosalyn “Sia” BakerBarnes is a shareholder at Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & Shipley, P.A. in West Palm Beach.

She serves on the firm’s executive committee and specializes in plaintiff’s personal injury law, medical negligence and product liability cases.

Among her most notable cases is her $20 million jury verdict against R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, a wrongful death case spanning more than 10 years and reaching the U.S. Supreme Court.

“My practice is high intensity, in and out of the courtroom, and I handle cases throughout the state of Florida,” said BakerBarnes. “Although it is very time consuming, my practice is also very rewarding, as I have the unique opportunity to improve the lives of my clients, most of whom have nowhere else to turn and are in desperate need of help.”

Baker-Barnes has represented many young children who suffered brain injuries due to medical negligence. “These cases take years to prosecute, multiple weeks to try, and are extremely difficult. They are also very rewarding because achieving a successful result can make a real difference in the lives of these families. My clients have received specialized treatment and therapies to maximize their abilities. In some instances, because of that specialized treatment, I have had clients who were told they would never walk or talk, do just that.”

Recently, Baker-Barnes represented the mother of a 19-year-old autistic student who ultimately died due to a lack of school supervision that had been promised by the Palm Beach County School Board. The young man’s father was represented by fellow FSU Law alumna Salesia Smith-Gordon (’92). The case settlement of $2 million was well above the state sovereign immunity caps. Additionally, the settlement required new training for employees in the Palm Beach school district, named after their client, that could very well save additional lives.

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Other Black alumni who have garnered success in traditional legal practice include Kareem Spratling (’06), a shareholder at Bryant Miller Olive who leads the firm’s public finance team and serves on its board of directors; Earnest DeLoach (’99), who is vice president – legal at Balfour Beatty U.S. Southeast Division and also co-leads the company’s national diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives; and Markenzy LaPointe (’99), who is a partner at Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman in Miami, where he co-leads the firm’s product liability practice.

Although she has an extremely demanding practice and is a wife and mother of three children, Baker-Barnes is fully engaged in the legal profession. She was the first AfricanAmerican female president of the Palm Beach County Bar Association, chaired the Florida Justice Association’s Young Lawyer’s Section and served for four years on The Florida Bar’s Leadership Academy Committee. She now serves on The Florida Bar Board of Governors.

Baker-Barnes has also been active in efforts to combat racial injustices. Last year, she was involved in her firm’s creation of a television public service announcement and social media content denouncing hatred and systemic racism.

She also worked with her AKA sorority and local chapter of The Links, Incorporated to increase voter turnout during the 2020 elections. In March 2021, Baker-Barnes received the Florida Anti-Defamation League’s Jurisprudence Award in recognition of her legal career and efforts against racism and discrimination. In April 2021, Baker-Barnes was honored by the Palm County Bar Association with the Judge Edward Rodgers Diversity Award.

Black Alumni Network In 2020, alumni Jasmyne Henderson (’15), Salesia SmithGordon (’92) and Kareem J. Spratling (’06) founded FSU Law’s Black Alumni Network (BAN) to help Black alumni coalesce resources, connect networks and share ideas in efforts to address the impact of systemic racism on legal education and the legal profession. The group’s mission is to empower and support the Black students, alumni, faculty and staff of the Florida State University College of Law in order to assist those

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(L-R) BAN co-founders Salesia Smith-Gordon, Kareem Spratling and Jasmyne Henderson

individuals and the College of Law as a whole in achieving their full potential. Led by Smith-Gordon, who was installed as BAN president in February 2021, the alumni will help with recruiting new students, fundraising and supporting current Black FSU Law community members, among other goals.

BAN also is focused on efforts to remove the name from the law school’s main classroom building.

“I believe we can do a lot to impact the lives of not just law students, but our alums,” said Henderson. “We have such a strong network, but I don’t think it’s ever been sufficiently leveraged in order to help young lawyers and even older attorneys get business or move their careers.” Henderson believes it would have been extremely beneficial for her to interact more with successful Black female attorneys when she was a law student, so she is hoping BAN will help current students see what is possible for them after graduation.

Smith-Gordon and Henderson also want BAN to be a resource for the law school to help foster relationships with potential Black faculty members—to encourage them to join and remain members of the FSU Law community. They also want BAN members to be a resource and knowledge-base for fellow alumni as they navigate their careers.

The Black Alumni Network is open to all graduates of FSU Law, not just the law school’s 550-plus Black alumni, and BAN leaders are encouraging everyone to get involved.

“There is a mutual benefit for altruistic reasons,” said SmithGordon about why alumni should join BAN. “There is also

a benefit from a professional standpoint and from a financial standpoint. My objective is to not add a lot of time or effort to someone’s plate; we are tapped out. At some point you are going to need the assistance of others, whether it is ascending to the bench or election or appointment or needing letters written to connect with a partner at a law firm, and there is benefit in having the College of Law behind you. It is mutual because there are many programs of the College of Law for which we can lend our talents of time, even if it is for an hour. Iron sharpens iron and we aim for BAN to serve to enhance FSU College of Law and our profession.”

Henderson added, “We are at a time where we are recognizing on a more universal scale some of the impediments to success that people of color have faced. I think that you either want to be a part of the solution or you don’t.

This is one way that lawyers, specifically, can be a part of the solution in addressing those impediments for law students and lawyers and professors.”

The following alumni are serving in BAN leadership roles, thereby lending their talents and time to be part of the solution: ■ Salesia Smith-Gordon (’92), president, racial justice consortium co-chair and Florida Bar Board of Governors advisor ■ Conti Smith (’07), president-elect ■ Alicia Dixon (’10), secretary ■ Kenneth D. Pratt (’99), treasurer and fund development ■ Jasmyne Henderson (’15), general counsel, governmental affairs co-chair and networking chair ■ Sia Baker-Barnes (’00), racial justice consortium co-chair ■ Daynica Harley (3L), Black Law Students Association president and student liaison ■ Marlon Hill (’95), communications chair and mentorship ■ Hon. Anthony Miller (’00), judicial co-chair ■ G.C. Murray II (’12), bylaws/corporate governance, membership development and recruitment ■ Sean Pittman (’94), governmental affairs co-chair ■ Hon. Stephen Stokes (’91), judicial co-chair ■ Glenda Thornton (’89), faculty advisor Alumni can visit law.fsu.edu/BlackAlumniNetwork to learn more about and join BAN. 2021

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The Remingtons: A Florida State Family

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mie and Scott Remington met in Civil Procedure during their first year at FSU Law. They joke that Amie’s excellent note-taking ability was the reason for their connection. The pair often studied at Amie’s house, which was much more conducive to studying than Scott’s house across the street from the law school, which he recalled as “a great party house.”

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“I always thought I would be a plaintiff’s lawyer or a civil rights lawyer, but when I showed up for the first day of work, my supervisor Bill Bond (’77) told me I was going to be a real property lawyer,” Scott remarked. “I enjoy working with clients and helping see their projects and dreams come to fruition.”

Through his work, Scott has been instrumental in helping clients like Quint Studer revitalize downtown Pensacola. He is general counsel to the Pensacola Blue Wahoos minor league baseball team and has represented some of the most transformative leaders in the community. He also serves as general counsel for Triumph Gulf Coast—the organization responsible for distributing $1.5 billion in economic aid resulting from the state’s lawsuit against BP. Now serving in his ninth year as managing shareholder, Scott jokes that the job is “like nailing Jell-O to a cat.”

“You deal with a lot of very smart and talented people and I receive a great deal of joy watching young lawyers develop careers in Pensacola and a busy life at and succeed as part of a team,” said Scott. home as the parents of three.

“If you grew up playing team sports or Scott is the president and managing serving in the military, you enjoy the shareholder at Clark Partington Hart satisfaction of working with a team to Larry Bond & Stackhouse. He has been bring about a positive result for a client.” with the firm since the Monday after he Clark Partington’s culture and emand Amie graduated from law school phasis on teamwork are such that Scott in 1997. He concentrates in the areas of and many other talented attorneys have litigation, real property and business law, stayed at the firm for decades. Because spending half of his time practicing and the attorneys enjoy working together, half managing the firm’s five offices and Scott counts colleagues among his closapproximately 100 employees. est friends. They take vacations together

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and socialize on the weekends.

“I inherited a fantastic culture. I did very little to build it,” said Scott, who is in the final year of his third term leading the firm. “The greatest responsibility I have is to do my best to maintain what was handed off to me and be in a position to pass that on to the next leader with the firm in as good—or better—a place than I found it.”

Scott is looking forward to transitioning back to practicing law full time and the increased client contact and courtroom time/Zoom time that will inevitably follow.

Like Scott, Amie began working at a Pensacola law firm the Monday after graduating from law school. She fell in love with employment law when she was assigned to a sexual harassment case as an associate at Bozeman Jenkins & Matthews and has been practicing in the area ever since. For the past 15 years, she has served as general counsel at LandrumHR, a national human capital firm offering permanent and interim staffing, PEO and workforce solutions to its business clients.

“I believe in civil rights to my core, so if I can help employers pay their employees correctly, maintain safe work places, and maintain fairness and transparency, I can positively impact employees’ lives,” said Amie. “Our company currently has about 9,000 job-site employees and my job helps those employees live better because they are all being paid fairly, they’re all being treated fairly and they’re all being trained properly.”

Amie relishes the teaching aspect of her job and speaks frequently to employers and industry groups around the nation about employment law. She

(L-R) Scott, Tom, Harry, Amie and Virginia Remington

has spoken to more than 20,000 people about how to be compliant with the law, thereby helping employees who don’t even know she is advocating for them.

The Athens, Georgia native has been fortunate to have the flexibility to work part time since the Remingtons’ first child was born in 1999. For two decades, Amie has divided her daily schedule between her career and her children.

“My week involves taking the kids to school and doing family things until 7:30 a.m. and then working until 2:00 p.m. When I pick the kids up from school, I am able to f lip the switch and prioritize my family,” said Amie, who credits Scott with her being able to spend time with the kids in the afternoons. “I’ve been really lucky to be able to maintain that balance all these years. At LandrumHR, I get to do the professional legal tasks that I think are fascinating, like read the law, do a lot of writing, presentations and teaching.

And then at the end of the day, I get to learn a little biology, find ‘x’ in algebra problems and listen to saxophone lessons.”

In addition to their two boys at

home—tenth-grader Tom and eighth grader Harry—the Remingtons have a daughter, Virginia, who is a junior at Florida State University. Shortly after she began studying at Florida State, the Remingtons purchased a small farm in Red Bay, which is halfway between Pensacola and Tallahassee and allows them greater flexibility to visit Virginia and attend FSU events.

“We love to spend time there when we can, gardening and chasing guinea hens,” said Scott, who enjoys growing and cooking a wide variety of vegetables.

The farm is a place where they watch movies, read, ride their MULE in the woods, cook over a fire pit and “get off the grid.”

At home, Pensacola has been a wonderful environment for the Remingtons to raise their children and cultivate their careers. Upon moving to Pensacola, Scott and Amie married at St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church, and have been actively engaged personally and professionally with the church. As chancellor of the church for 20 years, Amie provides general counsel services and See Remingtons, on page 17

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Amelia “Mel” Rea Maguire: Challenge Accepted

By Christi N. Morgan

beam on which I walk.”

Once Maguire accomplishes something, she typically is ready for a new challenge. Helping businesses overcome obstacles is an ideal role for her.

“Most of the companies I have represented (pre-COVID) were multimillion dollar companies, but didn’t necessarily have a presence in the United States. I would advise them on different aspects of what they needed to do—on finding a lawyer and an accountant, on economic development incentives and on corporate regulatory aspects of creating a viable business platform in the U.S. I introduce them to people in the at two global law firms. She now serves community they need to meet.” as president of REA International, a Since the spread of COVID-19, Mabusiness advisory consulting firm, with guire’s business activities have changed, global clients interested in starting com- but she has found new ways to stay busy panies in Florida. and to thrive. Her pursuits include tak“What I like most is the challenge of ing up tai chi and increasing her creative not knowing and then figuring out what writing efforts. to do. I like solving a problem. If I don’t “I started taking writing courses know something, that is what I want to out of New York and Miami,” said do. I think change and remaining flex- Maguire, who is currently working on ible and standing back, assessing what a draft of a creative non-fiction piece. was going on and understanding how “My research is from 1830 through 1900 to move into new environments set the about the migration of the planter class (L-R) Jose Gelabert-Navia and Mel Rea Maguire in Zhujiajiao Water Town, China in July 2018

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melia “Mel” Rea Maguire relishes taking on new challenges and devotes herself wholeheartedly to each new endeavor. Perhaps that is why she has experienced much success in a wide variety of roles throughout her career. Maguire believes a major reason for the steep slope of her career trajectory is that she had a southern mother and her father was a United States Coast Guard officer.

“I was as a military brat. We moved every 18 months but had a deep sense of place provided by my mother,” recalled Maguire. “That set my ability to be flexible, stay grounded and look at opportunities.”

Throughout her career, the FSU Law Class of 1986 graduate has worked as a teacher, as the leader of a state agency, on political campaigns, as an associate dean in higher education and as an attorney

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“What I like most is the challenge of not knowing and then figuring out what to do. I like solving a problem. If I don’t know something, that is what I want to do. I think change and remaining flexible and standing back, assessing what was going on and understanding how to move into new environments set the beam on which I walk.”

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out of Virginia to Mississippi. They were many lawyers did not have strong busi- viability—in client development, in given Indian lands by President Andrew ness knowledge to best understand client representation and in pay.” She Jackson in the 1830s. The facts and the clients’ needs. “I realized lawyers saw this year’s DE&I panel as a way to history are true. The characters and worked in silos,” recalled Maguire. bring progress in law firms for underdialogue are fictionalized. It’s an area “They knew the law, but lawyers didn’t represented groups. The panel featured I’ve been interested in for years.” necessarily understand the business, the DE&I experts, including Holland & During the COV ID lockdown, industry or the products of their clients. Knight’s firm-wide diversity partner Maguire and her husband, Jose Ge- They were disconnected from the busi- and Stearns Weaver Miller’s Diversity labert-Navia—a former dean of the ness. I think the intersection of law and Committee chair, who provided perarchitecture school at the University business is the center of the wheel for spective on the work being done, and of Miami—walk every morning and the progress still needed, to address law they bought “Townie” bicycles to firm support for a strong multi-cultural ride frequently around Coral Gables. environment.

Pre-pandemic, the couple enjoyed Above all, Maguire encourages recent entertaining at their home, traveling alumni of the law school to get involved all over the world, going to the movies in and support the college’s programs. and dinner with friends, and visiting art “Even if your first donation is $25, set museums and cultural events. yourself up to give every year,” Maguire The couple stays connected with said. “As you start to make more money, friends and family through Zoom pargive back more to the school. You should ties. Their family includes newborn pick an area that is your passion. Equally grandson Julian, 5-year-old grandson important as giving money is giving Navian, daughter Caroline and son-intime—mentor students, help students law Sage. find jobs, do those things that someone (L-R) Sage Noh, Navian Noh, Caroline Maguire has also ramped up her probably did for you.”

Gelabert-Noh, Mel Rea Maguire and Jose Gelabert-Navia at the westernmost point pro bono and charitable work. She is Paying it back and “civic rent” are in Europe in Cabo da Roca, Portugal in passionate about her board work with important tenets by which Maguire November 2019 the Florida Justice Institute, which lives. “I had a lot of help. I am extremely advocates for prison reform and against which lawyers advise and clients decide. motived and I work hard, but I also was housing discrimination. She also serves Business knowledge allows lawyers to cultivated and supported by some pretty on the Coast Guard Foundation and move forward the clients’ objectives in important people who helped me move The Florida House boards and on the an ethical manner.” forward—like Sandy D’Alemberte, law school’s Board of Visitors. Maguire Maguire’s endowment is spurring Wayne Mixson, Chesterfield Smith is an enthusiastic supporter of FSU change through annual lectures for and Bob Graham. They championed Law’s business program. In 2002, she students and alumni interested in busi- me. They saw something in me that gave established an endowment for the an- ness law. Additionally, she used the 2021 them the desire to help me. What I owe nual Amelia Rea Maguire Business Law lecture to bring awareness to another to them and others is to turn around and Lecture. The lecture series grew out of topic which requires adjustment within help the people who come after me.” U Maguire’s passion for the intersection of law firms—Diversity, Equity and Inclulaw and business. sion (DE&I). As founder of Holland During her time as a partner at Hol- & Knight’s Women’s Initiative in 1992, land & Knight LLP and Steel Hector Maguire worked diligently to “help & Davis LLP, Maguire observed that women find a platform for economic 2021

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Called to the Courtroom: B. Richard Young

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lawyer at the firm to get some automobile cases because that was where the courtroom work was. “Before I knew it, I had tried 25 auto cases to verdict and had a really good track record winning them.”

Several years later, because he developed a good relationship with Geico as a client and because of his success rate for them, Young was invited to open Geico’s house counsel office in Miami, their first house counsel office in the state. He then opened their next house counsel office in Ft. Lauderdale and then one in Tampa.

He ran those offices from 1988–1992.

Young moved back home to Pensacola at the end of 1992 and ran a house counsel office for Geico there before deciding he wanted to practice a wider range of trial law than just auto accident cases. With essentially no clients, he decided to branch out on his own. And with two young sons to provide for, he of law school and put him on the trajec- threw himself into building a practice. tory of his current success.

“I spent every day for a year trying to “I couldn’t have picked a better pro- drum up clients.” fession,” said Young, a 1984 graduate A turning point came in 1998 when of FSU Law. “I don’t think anything Young received a call from a claims would have suited me better than what manager who thought a bad faith case I’ve been doing.” they had was a little too difficult for his Since Young knew he wanted to be in-house attorney. Today, Young’s firm a trial lawyer and “be where the action specializes in bad faith and coverage was,” after graduating from law school work, but they have done just about he took a job in Miami at the firm everything—including products liability, now known as Kimbrell & Hamann. admiralty law, auto work and premises Although he first started with aviation liability. crash work, the aviation cases rarely “I love pitting my wits against another went to trial. He was advised by another lawyer in a courtroom,” said Young. “It

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really is a personal one-on-one competition. There’s going to be a winner and a loser, and I want to be the winner because the feeling of losing is so bad, something I could never capsulize in words. But, the opposite is true when you win—the feeling of elation and joy

referred to his firm’s lawyers as “exceptional—not just incredibly bright and skilled at what they do, but just really good people.” In this new role, Young still works with his team and does the analytical examination of cases he enjoys.

“We like to talk to each other about

“I couldn’t have picked a better profession,” said Young, a 1984 graduate of FSU Law. “I don’t think anything would have suited me better than what I’ve been doing.” and happiness is hard to describe, especially if you really have your heart into it.”

Fortunately, due to his 90% rate of winning cases, Young doesn’t experience that losing feeling often.

“I’m very proud of my track record in the courtroom and how many cases I have won, and especially how many difficult cases. There’s no such thing as an easy bad faith case.” He is also proud of making a mark in the state of Florida on the law of bad faith. “It would be hard to crack a book and look at a case involving bad faith—you couldn’t look at five of them decided over the last 20 years without finding my firm name in one of them, or more.”

Although he loved being in the courtroom, as of January 1, 2021, Young is no longer trying cases. It was hard to walk away, but as much as he loved it, there came a point where he said, “I just think it’s time.”

Now, he’s moved into more of a consulting role for the trial lawyers in the firm to make use of his experience.

Young feels strongly that comradery is one of the most important aspects of a successful, long-lasting firm and

legal theories, legal ideas,” he said. “We love nothing better than to have a tough case with some interesting facts and something we think the average bear would have a little trouble figuring out ‘how do you win this thing?’—figuring out our strategy and coming up with the angle that nobody else considered. The argument that was there all the time, it just wasn’t obvious to everybody. So, I spend a good bit of time kicking theories around with them, working out strategies and discussing how to respond to certain things.”

Now that Young is retired from the courtroom, he hopes to have time for some of his other interests. Young has always loved outdoor activities, including almost anything on the water. He lives on the beach in Pensacola and has property in Alabama, where he considers being out in the woods therapy.

Young enjoys fishing, hunting and snow skiing. And as soon as the COVID-19 restrictions end, he intends to do a lot of traveling.

Young is a Golden Chief, a big supporter of Seminole athletics and “bleeds garnet and gold for our football team,”

but in 2007 he asked himself, “If I as an alum of Florida State don’t support my law school and make it the best that it can be, then who will? If not me, then who?”

To support his love of trial practice and because there was no Trial Team when he was a law student, Young created the Young Family Endowment to support the FSU Law Trial Team, as well as a merit scholarship.

He recalled a time he spoke to the Trial Team and told them, “Everybody has their idea of what it means to be a lawyer and what they want to do. I don’t have any issues with any style of law they choose, but frankly, I can’t understand why anybody would want to be a lawyer and choose to be anything other than a trial lawyer.” Proud to be the first member of his family to graduate college and the only one to earn a doctorate, Young wanted to give back to the school so that students who want to be trial lawyers and want to engage in trial competitions, would have the opportunity to compete in those competitions across the country.

If competing in a Trial Team competition can give a student just a little taste of Young’s passion for the courtroom and mastery of the art of cross examination and creating a closing argument, they too may find their calling. U

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Q&A with Exemplary Public Service Career Award Winner Nancy Daniels

Nancy Daniels

FSU Law presented alumna Nancy Daniels (’77) with the Exemplary Public Service Career Award in November 2020. The award recognizes a Florida State University College of Law graduate who has dedicated their career to public service and who has demonstrated exceptional character, integrity, humility and professionalism, as well as the highest regard for ethics. The following Q&A provides details about Daniels’ commitment to public service and what she has been doing since retiring as public defender for the Second Judicial Circuit of Florida in 2016.

What did receiving the 2020 Exemplary Public Service Career Award mean to you?

Receiving the 2020 Exemplary Public Service award was deeply meaningful to me. I value public service, and I’m so happy that our law school honors it with this award. Plus, it is wonderful to be in the company of previous winners Kris Knab and Debbie Kearney.

What did you like most about your public service work?

I loved representing clients in court more than anything, but every aspect of my work has been satisfying. Over the years, I have been a law clerk, an assistant public defender, a teacher, an elected public defender and now a consultant doing legislative analysis for the Florida Public Defender Association.

All have been rewarding.

What have you been doing since retiring in 2016?

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ing than I anticipated, but it is good work. I also serve on a number of boards and do various things at my church. I am always busy.

Why do you think it’s important for students and alumni to consider public service work?

I preach the value of public service because it is purposeful and satisfying for your soul, and it is conducive to work/life balance.

You previously served on the committee that formed this award and selected recipients—why did you choose to volunteer to serve on the committee and why was that important to you?

I was so impressed when the dean agreed to have our law school begin giving this award, and I found that she went about the selection process in a very rigorous manner. It gave me joy to read the nominations—there are so many inspirational, long-serving public servants who deserve the award.

What one thing do you wish people knew about public service work?

I wish people knew that public service legal work is not a career for second-rate lawyers. There are many AV-rated government lawyers who are outstanding scholars and practitioners.

What does being a public servant mean to you?

Doing public service as a lawyer has made me proud. When people make lawyer jokes about lawyers being greedy and sneaky, I absolutely hate it and can point proudly to the many wonderful public defenders, state attorneys, court lawyers, legislative lawyers and others who have not done their work for the money. U

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The FSU Law community was profoundly saddened by the loss of Professor Emeritus David L. Markell, who passed away on March 22, 2021, after a heroic battle with cancer.

Although Markell retired from teaching in 2020 after 18 years at FSU, he remained actively engaged with many in our community and will be terribly missed.

The Lasting Legacy of David Markell (1953–2021)

“Dave was beloved for his kindness, generosity, hard work, inspired teaching, scholarly productivity, and service to the law school and broader community,” said Dean Erin O’Connor.

Markell grew up in Newark, Delaware. He graduated magna cum laude from Brandeis University and received his J.D. from the University of Virginia. Markell was an all-around athlete and played college and semipro baseball. After law school, Markell began his career with a prestigious judicial clerkship in his home state’s Supreme Court and brief stints at two D.C. law firms. He then moved from corporate law to a career with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the Environmental Enforcement Section of the U.S. Department of Justice, and leadership roles at the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. Even after entering academia, he spent years engaged in 2021

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environmental governance through his work with the North American Commission for Environmental Cooperation in Montreal.

Prior to joining the faculty at FSU, Markell taught at Albany Law School.

Throughout his career he served as a visiting professor at Columbia Law School, University of Virginia School of Law, Lewis and Clark Law School, Melbourne Law School (Australia) and IDC Herzliya Radzyner Law School (Israel).

“Dave Markell was an immensely talented individual, but his gifts paled in comparison with his herculean work ethic,” said his environmental law colleague Shi-Ling Hsu, FSU Law D’Alemberte professor. “Dave worked hard at everything, all the time. Instinctively modest, he led by example, but that example was extraordinary.”

During his tenure at Florida State University, Markell served in numerous leadership positions, including as an associate dean in three capacities—for academic affairs, environmental programs and research. As a scholar, he was nationally recognized as one of the top in his field. During his career, Markell published six books and more than 50 articles and book chapters on topics including climate change, compliance and enforcement, and North American environmental law and policy. One of his books was cited as “the most outstanding work of legal scholarship in the field” of administrative law and earned an annual American Bar Association Section award for scholarship. There is no doubt that his presence on the faculty was a big reason that the environmental law program has been highly regarded 16

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“Dave was so humble and unassuming that I’m not sure everyone took note of the scholarly impact of his research and writing,” said Professor Emeritus Donna Christie, who served on the environmental law faculty with Markell for many years. “He just quietly and thoughtfully produced articles that were regularly chosen as among the best of

gift of high-level practical experience.”

Markell also was instrumental in connecting FSU Law—particularly the environmental law program—with the practicing profession. Markell wrote regular newsletter columns for The Florida Bar’s Administrative Law and Environmental and Land Use Law sections to promote the law school’s environmental programs, students,

“Dave Markell was an immensely talented individual, but his gifts paled in comparison with his herculean work ethic,” said his environmental law colleague Shi-Ling Hsu, FSU Law D’Alemberte professor. the year in the annual, peer-reviewed Land Use and Environmental Law Review and books that garnered accolades. I was always impressed with his ability to engage scholars from around the country in his ideas and work. He published numerous co-authored pieces, and scholars around the country who worked with him on these articles and projects were duly impressed with his intellect and work ethic.”

“Dave was a remarkable friend, colleague, family member and fellow citizen,” said Erin Ryan, FSU Law Elizabeth C. & Clyde W. Atkinson professor and associate dean for environmental programs. “He devoted himself professionally to the highest aspirations of the environmental field, and he succeeded in a career marked by both academic and real-world accomplishments. To his prolific career of scholarly writing, Dave also brought the

alumni and professors. He also engaged often with alumni and other attorneys and judges to spread the word about the achievements of FSU Law’s programs and students. “I so enjoyed getting to know Dave through Environmental Law Society ‘meet and greets’ and I think the law school should be so proud of the outreach he continually made to the local legal community to engage with the students,” said Susan L. Stephens (’93), FSU Law adjunct professor and attorney at Hopping Green & Sams, P.A. Equally admirable was Markell’s tireless commitment to help his current and former students. His high expectations, coupled with his patient and nurturing mentorship, gave countless FSU Law students the confidence and the courage to be the very best lawyers they could be. “Dave was one of the most popular teachers at the law school,” said Dean

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Emeritus Donald J. Weidner. “Even in munity. He launched and ran for many extremely difficult courses to teach, like years the Tallahassee Jewish Federation Legislation and Regulation, the students Teen Philanthropy Initiative (with supgave him rave reviews. And, though he port from the Rintels Foundation), a taught many more students than most program that empowers teens to identify faculty, he took the time to integrate and address community needs, both lorole-playing assignments into virtually cally and in Israel. all his courses.”

In addition, Markell was extremely In addition to being a revered teacher, devoted to his family. Markell’s wife Markell helped multiple graduating stu- Mona and their three daughters, Redents secure jobs in the environmental becca, Jenny and Rachel, were the light field. Moreover, while serving as the of his life. He coached the girls’ teams Steven M. Goldstein Professor, he and cheered at their concerts and perregularly reached out to connect with formances. students who were Goldstein scholars “Dave impressed me most by simply so that they would know more about being one of the finest people I have Professor Goldstein and the values that ever known. Kind, thoughtful, caring, drove his life and career in law. “Dave respectful of students and colleagues—I admirably filled both the spirit and the could make a list of noble characteristics intent of the Goldstein professorship by that would fill a page. All of us who bringing a wide variety of environmental knew him are better for it,” said Profeslaw experts to the school to stimulate sor Emeritus Christie. student interest in the field,” noted Pro“Dave’s remarkable career speaks for fessor Emeritus Charles W. Ehrhardt. itself,” said Nat Stern, the FSU Law Every member of the FSU Law com- John W. & Ashley E. Frost professor. munity who worked with Markell felt “Still, what I’ll always cherish most his kindness and generosity. He was is the inspiration of his magnificent welcoming to everyone and genuinely character. Dave made all of us better cared about his colleagues, students and by the example of his endless kindness, the administrative team. He was never devotion, dedication, generosity and too busy to ask how someone’s family profound humanity.” was (and to listen with genuine interest As summed up by Professor Ryan, to their reply) or to give advice to a stu- “I’m not sure a more decent man has ever dent about their professional endeavors. walked the earth. I know I join everyone As his colleague Wayne Logan, the FSU in the wider FSU and environmental Law Steven M. Goldstein professor community in feelings of profound related, “Dave Markell truly embodied loss and grief at his passing. The world what it means to be a dedicated teacher is indeed smaller, and sadder, without and public-spirited legal scholar. But him.” U more than that, Dave was a truly fantastic person.”

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advises the church on a wide range of issues. Scott serves as Florida chancellor for the Episcopal Diocese of the Central Gulf Coast and has served the Episcopal Church at the national level. His work at the national level has included attending three general conventions of the Episcopal Church and service on the State of the Church Committee and Constitution and Canons Committee.

Scott recently began serving on the Pensacola Police Citizens Advisory Committee, which is working to improve relations between the community and the police department and make the community a more equitable place for all citizens.

Scott also serves as a trustee at the University of the South, where he was an undergraduate, and is on the FSU Law Alumni Association Board of Directors. FSU is an important part of the Remingtons’ lives.

“I’m proud that my parents, my wife and I, and now our daughter have all spent time at Florida State,” said Scott. “It is a great family legacy and tribute to the university for which we are very proud. Florida State is always something we can all share as a family—over three generations.” U

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Moot Court Team Wins Record Five Competitions—Most in the Nation!

The Florida State University College of Law Moot Court Team won an impressive five national competitions during the 2020-2021 competition season—winning four in four consecutive weeks during the spring semester. This is the first time FSU has won five national championships in one year and no other school in the nation had as many first-place victories. After such a successful season, the team is ranked the nation’s top team for national championships and eighth best moot court program.

In November, the team won first place in the 2020 Appellate Lawyers Association National Moot Court Competition. Florida State beat Uni­versity of California-Hastings—whose moot court team was ranked second in the nation—in the finals.

Winning team members were third-year law students Holly Parker Curry and Erin Tuck. In addi­tion, third-year student Alexandra Gioffre partici­pated in the brief writing portion of the competition. Courtney Brewer, a share­holder at Bishop & Mills in Tallahassee, and FSU Law alumna Judge Stepha­nie W. Ray (’95), of the First District Court of Appeal, coached the team to victory.

On February 27, the Moot Court Team won first place in the 2021 National Moot Court Competition in Child Welfare & Adoption Law. The competition was hosted by the Family & Youth Law Center at Capital Uni(L-R) Erin Tuck and Holly Parker Curry versity Law School.

Tw e nt y- s i x t e a m s participated in the competition, including teams from Bay­lor University, Northwestern University, Ohio State University and William & Mary Law School.

Winning team members were sec­ond-year law students Kaitlin Anouge and Corinne Bowden. In addition, second-year student Megan Schroder participated in the brief writing portion of the competition. FSU Law alumni Nora Bailey (’17), of Dennis, Jackson, Martin & Fontela, P.A. in Tallahassee, and Jordann Wil­ 22

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Corinne Bowden (top row, second from right) and Kaitlin Anouge (top row, far right) during their competition awards presentation

helm (’17), who practices at Radey Law Firm in Tallahassee, coached the team to victory. In addition to winning the national championship, Anouge won Best Oralist honors in the finals and the team won the Second-Best Brief Award.

On March 6, the team won the 2021 Charleston School of Law National Moot Court Competition. Sixteen law school teams participated in the competition, including teams from George Washington University, University of North Carolina and University of Wisconsin.

Winning team members were thirdyear law students Chad Rev is a nd Brooke Stewart. In addition, third-year student Daniel Corbett participated in the brief writing (L-R) Chad Revis and Brooke Stewart portion of the competition. The Honorable James R. Wolf, who was a judge on the Florida First District Court of Appeal before retiring in 2020, coached the team to victory. Alumna JoLen Rawls Wolf (’76), who previously taught at FSU Law, also played a substantial role in preparing the team for competition.

On March 13, the team won the 2021 UCLA School of Law Cybersecurity Moot Court Competition. Thirty-two law school

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teams participated in the competition, including teams from Duke University, Boston University, Emory University, Fordham University and the University of Illinois. Florida State competed against George Washington University in the final round.

Winning team members were thirdyea r law st udents Rachel Duff y and Genevieve Lemley.

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by FSU Law alumnus Sam Steinberg (’13), assistant appellate de(L-R) Rachel Duffy and Genevieve Lemley fender at the Office of the State Appellate Defender in Chicago.

On March 20, FSU’s Moot Court Team won the 2021 Seigenthaler-Sutherland Cup National First Amendment Moot Court Competition, which was hosted by Columbus School of Law. Twenty-five law school teams from 16 states participated in the competition, including a team from the University of Wisconsin, which Florida State beat in the final round.

Winning team members were thirdy e a r l aw st udent s Gabriela De Almeida and Hannah DuShane.

In addition, third-year student Julia McDonald participated in the (L-R) Hannah DuShane and Gabriela De Almeida brief writing portion of the competition. De Almeida was also named Second-Best Oralist for her performance in the preliminary rounds and DuShane received a perfect score in the “knowledge of law” category from all three judges in the final round. FSU Law alumni Jonathan Martin (’15), of Bishop & Mills in Tallahassee, and Ian Waldick (’16), of Oertel, Fernandez, Bryant & Atkinson, P.A. in Tallahassee, coached the team to victory.

Amelia Rea Maguire Business Law Lecture Features DE&I in Law Firms The College of Law hosted the second annual “Amelia Rea Maguire Business Law Lecture: A Panel on the Economics of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion” on Thursday, February 11, 2021. The virtual event, co-sponsored by the FSU College of Business, featured Tiffani G. Lee, a partner at Panel moderator Holland & Knight who also serves Carla Harris as the firm-wide diversity partner; Natalia Marulanda, a Mansfield Rule and knowledge sharing specialist with the Diversity Lab; and Jenea M. Reed, a shareholder at Stearns Weaver Miller who chairs the firm’s Diversity Committee. Carla Harris, CEO and managing director of The People Institute, moderated the panel and the event was sponsored by FSU Law alumna Amelia Rea Maguire (’87), who provided opening remarks.

Harris began the discussion by framing the importance of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DE&I) in the legal field for two main reasons: clients are now requiring that outside firms reflect the diversity of the customers they serve, and the high cost of attrition, stating the loss of just one associate can cost a firm hundreds of thousands of dollars. The expert panelists discussed the need to give more attention to pipeline development—more people from traditionally underrepresented groups coming into the profession, the importance of creating system-wide processes to mitigate unconscious individual bias, and the critical role of leadership in driving the culture of DE&I, including the important layer of middle-management leadership. They also discussed reasons for the slow progress that has been made in DE&I over the last 20 years and the Diversity Lab’s Mansfield Rule as a framework for tackling DE&I.

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Federal Judges Visit FSU Law Despite the pandemic, FSU Law hosted four outstanding federal judges during the 2020-2021 academic year.

On Tuesday, October 13, 2020, we hosted the Honorable Mary Stenson Scriven (’87), of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida, through our Jurist in Residence Program.

Judge Scriven spoke with FSU Law students via Zoom about the value of judicial clerkships, what students can do to make themselves strong candidates for clerkships, the work performed by judicial clerks and the often life-long relationships that are formed between judges and clerks.

Jud ge S c r iven was nominated by President George W. Bush on July 10, 2008, and took her seat on the bench on September 30, 2008. She had preJudge Mary Stenson viously served as a Scriven (’87) magistrate judge in the district for more than 10 years. When she became a magistrate judge in 1997, she became the first African American woman to serve on the federal court in Florida and the second to serve on the federal court in the Eleventh Circuit. Prior to that, Judge Scriven was a shareholder with Carlton, Fields, Ward, Emmanuel, Smith & Cutler, P.A. She previously served on the FSU Law Alumni Association Board of Directors.

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Pallmeyer discussed some of the important anniversaries of 2020, including her court’s 200th anniversary and the 100 years since the Spanish flu. She also Chief Judge Rebecca spoke about her role Pallmeyer in helping the court adapt to the numerous challenges brought on by COVID-19 and some of the positive changes we can imagine for the future after the pandemic. The meeting was moderated

by Professor Mark Spottswood, Judge Pallmeyer’s former law clerk.

Judge Pallmeyer was nominated to a seat on the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois by President Bill Clinton on July 31, 1997, and received her commission on October 22, 1998. She became the chief judge of the Northern District of Illinois on July 1, 2019, and is the first female to do so in the court’s 200-year existence. She previously served as a United States magistrate judge of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois.

O n Tu e s d a y , Febr ua r y 16, we welcomed the Honorable Robert J. Luck to the law school.

Judge Luck currently sits on the U.S. Court of Appeals for Judge Robert J. Luck the Eleventh Circuit and previously sat on the Florida Supreme Court. During his special visit to campus, Judge Luck gave a

socially distanced presentation about the “Law Clerk Experience.” He discussed in great detail how federal courts operate in comparison to state courts, providing information about the powers provided

by Article 3. He also talked about the responsibilities of law clerks in federal courts, what students need to do to best prepare for obtaining a clerkship, and the characteristics he looks for when hiring law clerks. Judge Luck also visited Professor Glenda Thornton’s 1L Legal Writing & Research II class and met with faculty members comprising our Judicial Clerkship Committee.

Judge Luck was nominated to the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit on October 15, 2019 by President Donald Trump. Prior to his appointment to the Florida Supreme Court in 2019, Judge Luck was a district judge on the Florida Third District Court of Appeal and a circuit judge for the Eleventh Judicial Circuit Court of Florida.

On March 31, the College of Law and the Student Federal Ba r A s s o c i at ion hosted the Honorable Jill Pryor, of the United States Court of Appeals for the Judge Jill Pryor Eleventh Circuit.

During a v irt ua l presentation, Judge Pryor commented on what motivated her to become a judge and how her experience as a litigator shapes her judicial perspective. She also gave tips for effective oral arguments and discussed the characteristics she looks for in law clerks.

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When asked what kind of opportunities she would advise students to seek out before applying for a judicial clerkship, Judge Pryor said there was no one formula. Personally, she looks for passion and follow-through— “showing dedication and determination in pursuing something that keenly interests you.”

Judge Pryor was nominated to the U.S. Court of Appeals by President Barack Obama and was confirmed September 8, 2014. Previously, Judge Pryor was a partner at Bondurant, Mixson & Elmore, LLP, in Atlanta, where she specialized in complex business and commercial litigation, both at trial and on appeal.

After law school, she clerked for Judge James Larry Edmondson, of the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit.

Trial Team Named Nation’s 15th Best and Wins Competition In 2020, the FSU Law Trial Team was named the nation’s 15th best in Fordham University School of Law’s annual ranking of the country’s top trial teams. This was the first time FSU was ranked in the Trial Competition Performance Rankings. The ranking was based on achievement in interscholastic law school trial competitions durTrial Team champions (L-R) Lewis, Carter, ing the 2019-2020 academic year.

Ruth and Ramirez Teams earned points for winning competitions, and also for advancing to the final and semi-final rounds of competitions. During the academic year reflected in the ranking, the Trial Team placed first in the 2019 Mockingbird Challenge National Trial Competition, second in the 2019 Buffalo-Niagara Mock Trial Competition and the 2019 American Association of Justice Southeast Regional Tournament, and third in the 2019 MLK Jr. Civil Rights Competition. The team also had several additional semi-final round appearances and earned two best advocate awards during the year.

In October 2020, the Trial Team won first place in the Buffalo-Niagara Mock Trial Competition. The competition was held virtually over three days and hosted by the University of Buffalo School of Law. FSU Law’s Trial Team also won the Buffalo-Niagara Mock Trial Competition in 2016.

Twenty-four law school teams participated in the 2020 competition. Other competing law schools included Fordham University, University of Maryland, University of Pennsylvania, University of Wisconsin, and Washington and Lee University.

Winning team members were third-year law students Sidney Carter and Halley Lewis, IV, and second-year law students Christopher Ramirez and Shaina Ruth. In addition, Ramirez earned the title of Best Advocate for the competition. FSU Law alumni Jasmine Henry (’19), who practices at Novey and Gonzalez in Tallahassee, and Rachel Lopez (’18), a deputy district attorney for the Denver District Attorney’s Office, coached the team to victory. As a law student, Lopez was a member of the 2016 Buffalo-Niagara winning team.

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FSU BLSA Wins Mock Trial Competition

Florida State Ranked Nation’s 8th Best Value Law School

preLaw magazine has ranked Florida State University College of Law the eighth best value law school in the nation. The ranking, which was published in preLaw’s fall 2020 issue, weighs important student outcomes—bar passage and employment rates—against tuition, cost of living and indebtedness.

According to preLaw, the rankings are “designed to recognize schools whose graduates have excellent chances of passing the bar and getting a legal job without taking on a ton of debt.”

“We are thrilled to again be ranked among the nation’s top 10 best value law schools, especially because employment rate is the highest weighted factor in calculating the ranking,” said Dean Erin O’Connor. “Providing each student with an excellent legal education that will help them launch a successful career is extremely important to everyone at FSU Law.”

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BLSA Trial Team members (L-R) Akintonde, Seiglie, Thorpe, Calixte and Wilkerson

For the second year in a row, the FSU Black Law Students Association (BLSA) won first place in the regional Constance Baker Motley Mock Trial Competition. The competition took place virtually January 29-30 as part of the Southern Region of the Black Law Students Association’s convention.

Seven law school teams participated in the competition, including teams from Emory University and Wake Forest University.

Winning team members were first-year students David Akintonde, Samantha Seiglie, Khamisi Thorpe, Keiana Wilkerson and alternate Ndeye “Fatou” Calixte. They were coached by Florida State law alumnus Derrick McBurrows (’16), who practices at McBurrows Law in Tallahassee, and second-year law student Destinee Campbell, who was a member of the FSU BLSA team that won the competition in 2020.

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FSU Law Joins Consortium for Racial Justice Florida State University College of Law, in collaboration with Florida’s 11 other law schools, formed the Florida Law Schools’ Consortium for Racial Justice (FLSCRJ) during the summer of 2020. The consortium was initiated in light of longstanding and recent acts of racial injustice. It will leverage the strengths of every law school in the state to assist community organizations fighting for racial justice and policy reform.

FLSCRJ will emphasize lawyers’ roles in advancing social justice and help law students develop the consciousness they need to speak out against inequalities.

Each law school will designate at least one student fellow to work with FLSCRJ every year. The fellows will collaborate with groups in Florida that have long pursued anti-racism initiatives. The law schools’ current partners, including community foundations, non-profit groups, law firms, businesses, policy centers, art collectives, advocacy groups, educational entities and bar associations, are already well placed to be part of this collaboration. The consortium also welcomes other interested organizations.

Law student fellows will assist FLSCRJ’s partners with legal research, policy reform, strategic advocacy, and ways to use language to resolve conflicts and improve society at large. Fellows will also undergo tailored training to model effective dialogue about race within each law school and across the state as a whole.

(L-R) 2020-21 SBA Vice President Nick Concilla and President Chad Revis

SBA Wins Top Award From American Bar Association In 2020, for the fourth consecutive year, the American Bar Association (ABA) Law Student Division presented the Florida State University College of Law Student Bar Association (SBA) with the Student Bar Association Award, which honors the best SBA in the nation. The honor is also known as the SBA of the Year Award and recognizes the efforts of an SBA to create a better environment for law students and positive image of the legal profession. Top law schools from around the nation competed for the award, which was announced virtually Friday, July 31, 2020, during the ABA Annual Meeting. This was the ninth time since 2008 that Florida State’s SBA was selected as the best SBA in the nation.

The Florida State University College of Law SBA was honored following a year of many accomplishments. During the 20192020 academic year, SBA held 66 in-person events and four virtual events after gatherings were restricted due to COVID-19.

SBA’s robust programming included a Diversity Week and many volunteer opportunities and fundraisers, including a Carnival for a Cure to benefit the American Cancer Society of Leon County.

In addition, SBA held its inaugural Journey to Justice 5K, raising more than $1,200 to benefit the Legal Aid Foundation of Tallahassee. SBA also engaged regularly with the profession through numerous educational events with attorneys and judges.

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Pave the Way Fundraising Goal Reached Many thanks to everyone who gave to the Pave the Way campaign and who encouraged others to donate! Because of your generous support, talented students have been able to attend FSU Law, take on less debt and pursue their passions. In many cases, lives were changed. To celebrate this achievement and the donors who invested in FSU Law students, we hosted a Zoom reception on Wednesday, February 10, 2021. Pave the Way donors, along with other alumni, students, faculty members and friends joined the celebration. In addition to hearing about the campaign, the event featured remarks from students who received scholarships and from campaign donors.

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FSU Law Named One of the Nation’s Top Seven Law Schools for Human Rights Law In September 2020, FSU Law was named one of the nation’s top seven law schools for human rights law by preLaw magazine. preLaw’s article about the ranking highlighted the law school’s Collateral Consequences Project, which is a project within the Public Interest Law Center Gender and Family Justice Clinic focusing on issues that may hamper people’s ability to reenter society because of their criminal histories. The project is one of many clinical offerings for students interested in human rights law. Students can also participate in a variety of externships, the Human Trafficking and Exploitation Law Project, the COVID-19 Veterans Legal Clinic, and the Immigration and Farmworker Project. FSU Law also offers a variety of traditional classroom courses in human rights law. During the spring 2021 semester, we offered a new civil rights course and a new course taught by alumni Ben Crump (’95) and Jasmine Rand (’09) that covered social and legal movements for social justice.

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ROSALYN S. BAKER-BARNES (’00) was recognized as one of Legacy Magazine’s “50 Most Powerful Black Leaders in Business & Industry” for 2020. Baker-Barnes is a shareholder at Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & Shipley P.A. in their West Palm Beach office.

NICKI MOHR HALL (’10) was promoted to county court director at the State Attorney’s Office in Tampa in October 2020. Also, on January 4, 2021, she and her law school sweetheart, Jason Hall (’10), welcomed the arrival of their first child, Wyatt Charles Hall.

BARRY DICKSON (’03) has been appointed to the Escambia County court by Gov. Ron DeSantis. Dickson had been an assistant public defender for the First Judicial Circuit since 2004. He also currently serves as a reserve lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Air Force Chaplain Corps.

G.C. MURRAY II (’12) was named the Brian Dassler Young Floridian of the Year and was honored during the Bob Graham Center Awards for Excellence in Public Service ceremony on October 16, 2020.

LYNWOOD F. ARNOLD, JR. (’73) was

HEATHER BEATO (’02) was appointed to fill a Tenth Judicial Circuit judge vacancy. Beato had been an assistant state attorney since graduating in 2002.

posthumously awarded a Florida Bar Pro Bono Award for the Second Judicial Circuit.

At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Arnold was one of the first people to create a statewide model to deliver eviction relief and legal services to those in need, and records show he donated well over 1,500 hours of his time over the past five years alone. Arnold passed away in August 2020.

BRIAN R. TOUNG (’83) authored a book titled “Verdict Justice,” which is available for online purchase.

STEVEN B. KELLEY (’88) passed away on March 15, 2021. He was the founding partner at Kelley Law Firm and had practiced law in South Georgia and North Florida for more than 30 years.

Kelley often went out of his way to help individuals who did not have resources to seek legal assistance for themselves.

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THOMAS P. SCARRITT, JR. (’83) was named the Rotary District 6890 Rotarian of the Year for his work in creating a GoFundMe fundraising effort for Rotary’s Million Meals Challenge, which raised over $177,000 to contribute to Feeding Tampa Bay, for the purchase, assembly and delivery of food for four counties of West and Central Florida. Scarritt is the founder and president of Scarritt Law Group, P.A. in Tampa.

KESHARA COWANS (’07) received the 2020 Lawrence D. Mathews, Jr. Young Lawyer Professionalism Award from the Orange County Bar Association. Cowans serves as a staff attorney in the Orange County Public Schools Office of Legal Services.

SILVIA M. ALDERMAN (’77) was named to the Top 50 Florida Women Super Lawyers list. Alderman is chair of Akerman’s Water Task Force, a team of multidisciplinary legal professionals and consultants advising clients on regulatory and environmental challenges.

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ALAN ABRAMOWITZ (’89) was named State Director of the Year by the National Court Appointed Special Advocate/Guardian Ad Litem Association for Children. Abramowitz received the award at the organization’s virtual Awards of Excellence program on October 21, 2020. He is the executive director of the State of Florida Guardian ad Litem Program.

JOSHUA HAWKES (’14) has been appointed to the Second Judicial Circuit Court by Gov. Ron DeSantis. Hawkes previously practiced with Foley & Lardner in Tallahassee since 2015 and is a reserve commander in the U.S. Navy JAG Corps.

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ELIZABETH SIANO HARRIS (’91) was awarded a Florida Bar Pro Bono Award for the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. Harris practices at Harris Appellate Law Office, handling both state and federal appeals throughout Florida.

MATTHEW A. MARGOLIS (’17) is now an associate at Shapiro, Blasi, Wasserman & Hermann in Boca Raton. He focuses his practice in the areas of complex commercial litigation, government law and construction law.

DAVID MICA, JR. (’14) is now the executive vice president of public affairs at The Florida Hospital Association.

MARLON A. HILL (’95) is now of counsel at Weiss Serota Helfman Cole & Bierman in Miami.

Hill specializes in the convergence of business and government. He represents local governments, businesses and entrepreneurs in business transactions, intellectual property and government matters concentrated in the hospitality, tourism, arts and entertainment, and technology sectors.

NINA C. WELCH (’15) is now an associate at

MICHAEL UFFERMAN (’97) authored Florida “Criminal Practice and Procedure” in 2019. Updated annually, it is a comprehensive guide to pretrial criminal procedure, investigation of criminal offenses and stages of trial.

Nelson Mullins in Fort Lauderdale. She is a member of the firm’s South Florida litigation team and represents clients in a variety of complex business litigation matters in state and federal courts across the country.

THE HONORABLE MARTIN A. FITZPATRICK (’94) has been appointed as a magistrate judge in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Florida, Tallahassee Division.

NICHOLE C. MILTON (’10) was appointed as chief deputy clerk to the U.S. District Court of Colorado in November 2020. She, husband Rodney, and their children, Kennedi (11) and Ellis (9), now reside just one mile from the Alfred A. Arraj Courthouse and are immensely enjoying their new home.

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KELLY OVERSTREET JOHNSON (’82), of Baker Donelson in Tallahassee, has been invited to become a fellow of the American College of Civil Trial Mediators and also has been accepted as a member of the American Arbitration Association’s Commercial Mediation Panel and Commercial Arbitration Expedited Panel. Johnson is a Florida Supreme Court certified circuit-civil mediator and certified AAA arbitrator.

THE HONORABLE J. LAYNE SMITH (’87) (pictured left) was appointed a circuit judge by Gov. Ron DeSantis. He now sits on the bench of the Second Judicial Circuit, which covers Franklin, Gadsden, Jefferson, Leon, Liberty and Wakulla counties.

JASON JONES (’04), who previously served as general counsel for the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, was appointed a Leon County judge in June 2020.

VANESSA ARRIETA (’17) has been selected for the Elder Justice Program, a two-year equal justice works fellowship program aimed at improving the national response to elder abuse, neglect and exploitation. Arrieta will help older victims of crime through direct legal services, outreach and education to support the socially and economically vulnerable seniors in the rural areas of Palm Beach and Hendry Counties.

SUSAN TILLOTSON BUNCH (’90) launched Promotions & Privacy Law LLC. The firm, located in Tampa, will focus on advertising, particularly promotions, contests, gaming, sweepstakes and e-sports, and privacy, particularly personal information privacy and data security.

THOMAS K. EQUELS (’80) was

CARLOS E. MOORE (’02) was elected president of the National Bar Association for 20212022. Moore will be sworn in as president at the 96th annual National Bar Association convention July 29, 2021, in Memphis, Tennessee. Moore is managing partner at The Cochran Firm – Mississippi Delta.

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named BioFlorida’s Weaver H. Gaines Entrepreneur of the Year. The award recognizes an entrepreneur who has made extraordinary contributions to the growth of life sciences in the leadership of a company or institution. Equels is the chief executive officer of AIM ImmunoTech Inc.

MARTY E. MOORE (’80) was elected to serve a four-year term beginning July 2020 as a commissioner on the Utah State Bar Board of Governors, representing the First Judicial District. He is a partner in Peck Hadfield Baxter & Moore, LLC in Logan, Utah, where he has practiced since 2000.

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MAJOR STEVE SZYMANSKI (’08) is attending Georgetown University Law Center’s National Security Law LL.M. program for the 2020-21 academic year. Following completion, he will join the legal faculty at the United States Military Academy at West Point, where he will manage the national security law portfolio.

BILL SMITH (’79) published an article in the Journal of Corporate Taxation titled “Claiming 2020 Losses on 2019 Returns: The Magic of Section 165(i).”

MICHAEL W. JACKSON (’88) has been named vice president of the Alabama District Attorneys Association. He is the first Black person to hold the position.

LINDSAY G. MCCORMICK (’10) was named a shareholder of Marshall Dennehey Warner Coleman & Goggin.

McCormick practices out of the firm’s Tampa office and is a member of the Professional Liability Department. She handles construction defect litigation and general professional liability defense, providing counsel to sub-contractors, general contractors, manufacturers, suppliers, architects and engineers.

THE HONORABLE THOMAS N. PALERMO, a circuit court judge in the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit, received the 2020 Robert W. Patton Outstanding Jurist Award from the Hillsborough County Bar Association in March 2021. The award recognizes an outstanding jurist who has an excellent reputation for sound judicial decisions; has an unblemished record for integrity; is generally recognized by bar members as highly qualified; is active in bar-related activities open to the judiciary; and demonstrates concern or willingness to assist young lawyers. The honor was presented by his sister-in-law Alexandra Haddad Palermo (’12).

LISA VICKERS (’90) is serving as the deputy executive director for the Florida Department of Revenue (DOR). Vickers previously served as former Senate President Bill Galvano’s chief of staff.

RACHAEL GREENE (’99) was awarded a Florida Bar Pro Bono Award for the Seventh Judicial Circuit. Greene practices in the areas of family law, probate, estate planning, bankruptcy, personal injury and criminal law at St. Johns Law Group in St. Augustine.

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J. CAMERON THURBER (’01), of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation’s Office of Inspector General, received an Award for Excellence from the Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency for his work on the Preventing and Detecting Cyber Threats audit team.

MATTHEW METZ (’11) was elected public defender on August 18, 2020, and leads the public defender’s office for the Seventh Judicial Circuit. Metz previously served as an assistant public defender.

JEFF WARD (’76) self-published “Bow Wow Needs a ‘Real’ Lawyer! A Public Defender’s Life,” featuring his top ten list of memorable cases over his 44 years as a criminal defense attorney in Miami and Minneapolis. The book has been described as “gritty, graphic, unfiltered and highly irreverent in describing the behind-the-scenes workings of our criminal justice system.” Ward is retired from the Hennepin County Public Defender’s Office in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

HUNTER PRATT (’19) has accepted a clerkship with The Honorable Ursula Mancusi Ungaro, of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida, to begin in the fall of 2021.

Class Notes are Online!

“Class Notes” are published exclusively online at law.fsu.edu/classnotes! You can browse notes by class year as often as you would like – notes will be published within a few weeks of when they are submitted. Photos will also be published with the notes if they are provided. We hope you enjoy the online notes, which allow us to share your news more quickly!

If you have anything that you would like to include in “Class Notes,” please submit a note using our online form at law.fsu.edu/alumni/ submit-class-note. You can also share information by emailing rshepher@law.fsu.edu or mailing: FSU College of Law, Office of Development and Alumni Affairs, Tallahassee, FL 32306-1601

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2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW

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For more information about options to support the law school through a wide variety of tax-deductible charitable giving methods, please contact: Hovik Arakelian, Director of Development, at 850.644.6357 or harakeli@law.fsu.edu.

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Gifts to Florida State University College of Law provide critical support for students, faculty and academic programs. This Annual Report is one way of expressing our appreciation for all gifts received between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020. Gifts received between July 1, 2020 and June 30, 2021 will be recognized in the 2022 issue of Florida State Law. 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, Executive Director of Alumni Outreach and Engagement Florida State University College of Law Tallahassee, FL 32306-1601 850.644.0231 / 800.788.7097 rshepher@law.fsu.edu

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DEAN’S ANNUAL FUNDRAISING REPORT Dear Alumni and Friends: This was a year of both great challenge and great success for the law school. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the reputation of our outstanding students, faculty and alumni continues to blossom. We continue to attract some of the strongest students, as well as maintain some of the highest bar passage rates and best job placement rates in Florida and the region.

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

TOTAL GIFTS AND PLEDGES Putting annual giving and larger gifts together, we raised a cash total of $1,147,583 and unrealized new pledges in the amount of $247,000, for a grand total of $1,394,583.

ANNUAL GIVING FROM ALUMNI This past year, 21.46% 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 law schools in terms of alumni giving rate. This level of alumni contributions enriches the life of the school and sends a powerful signal about the enthusiasm our alumni have for the school.

GIVING FROM STUDENTS This past year, 85.10% of our students participated in the Student Give Back Campaign. Our student enthusiasm and generosity bode well for the future. They are blazing the trail for us all!

LARGER GIFTS This past year, cash payments received totaled $200,500 towards $447,500 of Larger Gift commitments.

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 2019-2020 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,

Erin O’Hara O’Connor, Dean

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ENDOWED GIFT OPPORTUNITIES ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS

ENDOWMENTS FOR EXCELLENCE

Our single greatest need from private giving is endowed scholarships. To continue to serve our mission of providing access to all, including those from families of modest means, we will need significantly more scholarships. Scholarships are awarded according to the intent of the donor and may be based on merit, need or other factors. The endowed scholarship would be named after you or your designee.

Endowments for excellence are used, at the discretion of the law school, for purposes such as student scholarships, faculty incentives, general discretionary dollars and funding for cocurricular activities including Law Review, Trial Team, and Moot Court. The endowment for excellence would be named after you or your designee.

Minimum gift needed to create an endowed scholarship: $25,000 (may be paid over time)

Nabeha Shaer, class of 2021, is the recipient of the Calvin Patterson Civil Rights Endowed Scholarship.

Minimum gift needed to create an endowment for excellence: $25,000 (may be paid over time) Courtney Cahill, the Donald Hinkle Professor, is a national expert on sexuality and the law. A professorship helped Florida State recruit Cahill to the College of Law.

ENDOWMENTS FOR PARTICULAR PROGRAMS ENDOWED PROFESSORSHIPS AND CHAIRS According to a 2018 study of law faculty scholarly impact, our faculty is #1 in Florida and #29 nationally. Our faculty members are being recruited by some of the nation’s most prominent law schools. Endowed professorships and chairs provide salary supplements based on merit. Faculty members are appointed for five-year terms, with renewal contingent on continued scholarly productivity. Professorships and chairs give us the merit money we need to retain our top faculty. The professorship or chair would be named after you or your designee.

Minimum gift needed to endow a professorship: $200,000 (may be paid over time) Minimum gift needed to endow a chair: $1,000,000 (may be paid over time) The Edward Ball Eminent Scholar Chair in International Law has been instrumental in keeping Frederick M. Abbott at Florida State. He is highly regarded for his work in international intellectual property rights and global economic issues.

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Private philanthropy has helped us take many of our existing programs to a new level of excellence. Our award-winning Moot Court and Trial Teams benefit from private contributions to supplement the dollars available to them for purposes such as traveling to regional and national competitions. Our Public Interest Law Center, which includes the Children’s Advocacy Clinic, the Gender and Family Justice Clinic, and the COVID-19 Veterans Legal Clinic, relies on private contributions to help pay for some of the expenses involved in training students to provide effective legal services to the under-represented. An important goal of the law school is to raise substantial endowments to support special programs and co-curricular organizations. Some programs simply would not exist at the law school but for the generous support of our alumni.

Minimum gift needed to create an endowment to benefit a particular program: $25,000 (may be paid over time)

DONOR RECOGNITION We are delighted to recognize scholarships, professorships and other targeted gifts by naming them in honor of the donor or the donor’s designee. In addition, we are pleased to acknowledge inter vivos gifts of $200,000 or more with an oil portrait of the donor or the donor’s designee that will be displayed in a prominent place at the law school. The Advocacy Center and the renovated spaces in the main classroom building give us many rooms to name to thank donors for gifts ranging from $25,000 to $5 million.

RECENT LARGER GIFTS We would like to specially thank those of you who made a larger gift commitment between July 1, 2019, and June 30, 2020. These gifts make it possible to continue the dynamic advancement of the academic programs and reputation of the law school.

Thomas “Tom” Conroy (’74) has made an additional deferred contribution of $100,000 to his already established Thomas W. Conroy Scholarship. The scholarship is used to attract top students to the College of Law. Tom is retired from the practice of law. He was founding partner of the firm Conroy Simberg Ganon Krevans & Abel before retiring. He is an emeritus member of the law school’s Board of Visitors.

M. Stephen Turner has made a pledge of $100,000 to create the M. Stephen Turner Legal Advocacy Fund. The fund will provide scholarship support to outstanding advocates who participate in the Moot Court program, as well as provide financial support for students accepted into appellate judicial externships. Steve has been a partner in the Tallahassee office of Broad and Cassel (now known as Nelson Mullins) and has focused his practice on appellate, administrative and business litigation issues.

JoLen (’76) and Judge James Wolf have made additional pledges to their already established funds: a $25,000 pledge to the Judges John S. Rawls and James R. Wolf Intramural Moot Court Competition as well as a $17,500 pledge to the John S. Rawls and Samuel Wolf Endowed Scholarship. The funds support the FSU College of Law Moot Court Team as well as scholarships that enhance the diversity of the student body.

JoLen is a faculty member as well as a member of the College of Law’s Board of Visitors.

Judge James Wolf recently retired from the First District Court of Appeal in Tallahassee.

David Varet (’12) and the Middle Road Foundation have contributed $40,000 to support the College of Law’s General Fund. David is an assistant regional counsel with the Of-

fice of Criminal Conflict and Civil Regional Counsel’s 5th District Office in Orlando. He is a member of the College of Law’s Board of Visitors.

Mark (’83) and Marianne Barnebey have made an additional deferred gift of $30,000 which will ultimately support their already established Mark P. and Marianne P. Barnebey Endowed Scholarship. The eventual gift will support students who have shown outstanding academic achievement and come from Manatee County. Mark is a principal at the Blalock Walters firm in Bradenton, where his practice has focused on land use and local government law for more than 30 years.

Lois “Anne” Daves has made a gift of $30,000 to support the Veterans Legal Clinic. The clinic provides free legal services to veterans throughout the state of Florida.

Anne is a retired educator, 1964 graduate of the FSU College of Education and avid Seminole. Her support of the clinic is in part to honor her husband John’s service in the U.S. military.

tively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

AccessLex Institute is a non-profit organization focused on the betterment of legal education by way of research, advocacy and financial education counseling.

Steve (’70) and Blanche Koegler have made an additional contribution of $25,000 to their already established Steven C. & Blanche Koegler Scholarship. The fund is used to award scholarships to law students who have financial need and who otherwise could not afford to attend law school. Steve is a principal of Forum Capital Group, a privately held investment group which focuses on business opportunities in real estate and the food industry. Steve is a member of the College of Law’s Board of Visitors.

Daniel “Danny” (’89) and Laura O’Shea have made an additional contribution of $25,000 to their already established O’Shea Family Endowment for Excellence. Endowments for excellence support the College of Law in the areas of greatest need. Danny is a partner in the firm Reyes, O’Shea & Coloca, P.A., where he focuses on personal injury, products liability and toxic torts.

Margaret “Peggy” Rolando (’78) has made an additional contribution of $30,000 to her already established Peggy Rolando Endowment for Excellence. Endowments for excellence support the College of Law in the areas of greatest need. Peggy is a partner in the Miami office of Shutts & Bowen LLP, where she is a member of the Real Estate Practice Group. She is a member of the College of Law’s Board of Visitors.

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SUMMARY OF NAMED FUNDS ENDOWMENTS FOR EXCELLENCE

Anonymous Endowment for Excellence Attorney General Endowment for Excellence Mary-Anne Bestebreurtje Endowment for Excellence John Boudet and Devon Cook Endowment for Excellence Catherine Pierce Brindell Endowment for Excellence Ronald & Shannon Christaldi Endowment for Excellence Mike and Peggy Coleman Fund for Excellence Andy and Hope Dogali Endowment for Excellence Dunbar Family Endowment for Excellence Equels-Fabar Endowment for Social Justice Florida State University College of Law Endowment for Excellence Richard & Cynthia Hadlow Endowment for Excellence Henry Buchanan Law Firm Fund for Excellence Huey, Guilday and Simpson Endowment for Excellence James Reynolds Jorgenson and Frederick Reynolds Jorgenson Endowment for Excellence Lawrence Family Endowment for Freedom Tracy and Biff Marshall Endowment for Excellence McConnaughhay and Rissman Endowment for Excellence Sheila M. McDevitt Endowment for Excellence Middle Road Foundation Endowment for Excellence

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Brian D. and Bonnie R. O’Neill Endowment for Excellence O’Shea Family Endowment for Excellence* David E. Ramba Endowment for Excellence A. Wayne and Gwen Rich Endowment for Excellence Peggy Rolando Endowment for Excellence* Cari Roth & Wellington Meffert Endowment for Excellence Harold A. Saul Endowment for Excellence D. David Sessions and Leslie P. Kitching Endowment for Excellence Gina Gutru Smith Endowment for Excellence John W. & Judith C. Thomas Endowment for Excellence Cynthia and Charles Tunnicliff Endowment for Excellence Edwin W. Walborsky Endowment for Excellence Kevin Wood & Mary Jo Peed Endowment for Excellence

CHAIRS & PROFESSORSHIPS

Alumni Centennial Chair Elizabeth C. and Clyde W. Atkinson Endowed Professorship Attorneys’ Title Insurance Fund Endowed Professorship in Real Estate Edward Ball Eminent Scholar Chair in International Law Larry and Joyce Beltz Endowed Professorship in Torts

(as of June 30, 2020)

Lance and Carol Block Children’s Advocacy Center Clinical Endowed Professorship D’Alemberte Endowed Professorship Patricia A. Dore Endowed Professorship in Administrative Law Charles W. Ehrhardt Endowed Professorship Richard W. Ervin Eminent Scholar Chair Florida Bar Health Law Section Endowed Professorship David and Deborah Fonvielle Endowed Professorship John W. and Ashley Frost Endowed Professorship Loula Fuller and Dan Myers Endowed Professorship Glass Professorship in the Public Interest Law Center Steven M. Goldstein Endowed Professorship James Edmund and Margaret Elizabeth Hennessey Corry Term Professorship Donald and Janet Hinkle Endowed Professorship Kellogg Family Professorship Mason Ladd Endowed Professorship Matthews and Hawkins Professorship in Property Sheila M. McDevitt Term Professorship Gary and Sallyn Pajcic Endowed Professorship Rissman Family Endowment Ruden, McClosky Endowed Professorship Tobias Simon Eminent Scholar Chair in Public Law Stearns Weaver Miller Weissler Alhadeff & Sitterson Endowed Professorship Jeffrey A. Stoops Endowed Professorship

Tallahassee Law Alumni Endowed Professorship William and Catherine VanDercreek Endowed Professorship Harry M. Walborsky Endowed Professorship

SCHOLARSHIPS

Riley and Mary Allen Scholarship Allen, Norton & Blue Endowed Book Award in Labor and Employment Law American Academy of Matrimonial Law Endowed Scholarship Sandra Anderson Single Parent Scholarship Anonymous Endowed Scholarship Atter Family Mentoring Endowed Scholarship Attorney General Endowed Scholarship Dubose Ausley Endowed Scholarship Ralph Bailey Endowed Scholarship Sandra Barr Memorial Endowed Scholarship Bedell Standley Endowed Scholarship Carol Z. Bellamy Memorial Endowed Scholarship Jennifer Beltz Scholarship Blank-Miller Scholarship Joan and Garrett Briggs Endowed Scholarship Broad and Cassel Scholarship Burns Family Scholarship for Excellence and Fealty to Rule of Law Fund Justice Raoul G. Cantero, III, Diversity Enhancement Endowed Scholarship Terry and Linda Cole Environmental Law Scholarship Thomas W. Conroy Scholarship* Larry and Jeanne Curtin Endowed Scholarship Bud Daley Memorial Fund

Richard M. Davis Endowed Scholarship Richard Dixon Family Endowed Scholarship Colonel James R. Douglass Veterans Endowed Scholarship David Warren Denney Memorial Endowed Scholarship Chad Wayne Denton Memorial Scholarship Denise Diaz Memorial Scholarship Carlos R. Diez-Arguelles Endowed Scholarship Patricia A. Dore Memorial Endowed Scholarship Steve and Susan Ecenia Endowed Scholarship Farach Family Endowed Scholarship Joe and Paula Flood Oxford Studies Endowed Scholarship FSU Friends Opportunity Scholarship FSU Law School Awards Fund Steve Gey Endowment for Civil Liberties Steven M. Goldstein Memorial Endowed Fund Marcos R. Gonzalez Endowed Scholarship Tom and Robin Gonzalez Endowed Scholarship Elwin J. Griffith Endowed Scholarship Terence A. Gross Diversity Enhancement Endowed Scholarship Gunster Environmental Law Scholarship Randy and Jerri Hanna Endowed Scholarship Diane and Larry Hill Family Scholarship Wayne and Patricia Hogan Endowed Scholarship

James Richard Hooper Scholarship Fund James Madison Institute Scholarship Karlinsky Family Endowed Scholarship Katzentine/Simon Endowed Scholarship Kellogg Family Endowed Scholarship John Marshall Kest and Sally D. M. Kest Endowed Scholarship Knowles & Randolph Diversity Enhancement Endowed Scholarship Steven C. and Blanche Koegler Scholarship* Suzy Rossomondo Kreis Memorial Scholarship Terry E. and Georgann P. Lewis Endowed Scholarship Domenick R. Lioce Memorial Scholarship Llorente Family Endowed Scholarship Julio and Rene Martinez Diversity Enhancement Endowed Scholarship Mason Ladd Merit Endowed Scholarship Guyte P. McCord Memorial Endowed Scholarship David Guy and Judith Ann McGunegle Memorial Endowed Scholarship Beverly S. McLear Memorial Endowed Scholarship Tim and Jill Meenan Legal Opportunity Scholarship Metz, Husband & Daughton Endowed Scholarship Montjoy Diversity Enhancement Scholarship National Notary Foundation Scholarship Calvin Patterson Civil Rights Endowed Scholarship

Parks & Crump Diversity Enhancement Endowed Scholarship Tiffanie Suzanne Perry Scholarship Sean Pittman Scholarship John S. Rawls and Samuel Wolf Endowed Scholarship* B. K. and Mary N. Roberts Endowed Scholarship Marilyn Rothman Single Parent Scholarship in Law Amelia White Rowell Endowed Scholarship Courtney Seaward Oxford Memorial Scholarship WP and Erin Shelley Endowed Scholarship Daniel & Natalie Soloway Diversity Enhancement Scholarship Doug and Judy Spears Endowed Scholarship Abraham and Rhea Stern Scholarship Synergy Foundation Scholarship in Legal Excellence Tubbs Memorial Endowed Fund M. Stephen Turner Legal Advocacy Fund* Unconquered Scholars in Law Fund Nancy Wallace Endowed Scholarship for Summer Program Alumni Bob & Betty Weber and Helen Powell Endowed Oxford Studies Scholarship Bruce and Wendy Wiener Endowed Scholarship Thornton J. and Harriett W. Williams Scholarship Mark and Ruthelen Williamson Scholarship Bruce A. Wragg Memorial Scholarship Young Family Endowment Robin Lynn Young Memorial Scholarship

SPECIFIC PROGRAM GIFTS

Cecelia Bonifay Moot Court Endowed Scholarship Mike and Peggy Coleman Moot Court Endowment James and Anne Corrigan Endowment for Moot Court Amber H. Drummond Memorial Endowment David and Deborah Fonvielle Public Defender Service Award John W. Frost, II Moot Court Endowment Enrico G. Gonzalez Endowment for Law Review Carol Gregg and Ken Hart Endowment for Excellence for the Public Interest Law Center Alan and Helaine Grunspan Endowment for Children’s Programs Wayne Hogan Endowment in Civil Trial Justice Wayne and Patricia Hogan Endowment Journal of Land Use & Environmental Law Endowment Amelia Rea Maguire Endowment for Business Law Lectures Middle Road Foundation Professionalism Program Fund Mock Trial Coaches Endowment

Public Service Fellowship Judges John S. Rawls and James R. Wolf Intramural Moot Court Competition* B.K. Roberts Hall Endowment Salesia V. Smith-Gordon Endowment Abraham Stern Moot Court Scholarship Stoops Family Foundation, Inc. Scholarship The Caring Friends Fund James Harold Thompson Endowment Fund Transnational Law Journal Endowment Ware Fund for Excellence for the Public Interest Law Center Donald J. Weidner Summer for Undergraduates Program Wells Family Endowment for Moot Court

DEFERRED GIFTS

Garry D. Adel Endowed Scholarship Judge John Antoon Endowed Scholarship Anonymous Endowment for Excellence in Elder Law Michael and Helen Atter Endowment for Excellence Mark P. and Marianne P. Barnebey Endowed Scholarship* Cecelia Bonifay Moot Court Endowed Scholarship Yvonne and Steve Brown Public Interest Service Award Stephen C. Cheeseman Endowment William J. and Susan P. Cohen Professorship in Environmental Law Thomas W. Conroy Endowment for Excellence Sandy D’Alemberte Scholarship in Human Rights Law Elizabeth Daniels Fund for Excellence David and Deborah Fonvielle Public Defender Service Award Kelly Overstreet Johnson and Hal Johnson Endowment for Excellence Steve and Blanche Koegler Professorship in Business Law Maury and Diana Kolchakian Gift to Benefit the Sandra M. Anderson Single-Parent Endowed Scholarship Howard L. Nations Endowed Fund Mary L. and Joseph M. Pankowski Scholarship Larry J. Sartin and Marilyn R. Lawrence Scholarship in Law David R. and Cristina Z. Slaton Endowed Scholarship John C. and C. Jeannette Webb Memorial Endowed Fund John Welch Endowment

* Denotes new major gift or additional major commitment for fiscal year 20192020

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FINANCIALS 2019-2020 TOTAL CASH AND NEW PLEDGES RECEIVED $1,394,583 CASH $1,147,583 UNREALIZED NEW PLEDGES $247,000

2019-2020 RECENT LARGER GIFT PLEDGES BY PURPOSE $447,500 SCHOLARSHIPS $280,000 UNRESTRICTED $95,000 SPECIAL PROGRAMS $72,500

2019-2020 CASH RECEIVED: ENDOWED VERSUS EXPENDABLE $1,147,583* ANNUAL FUND AND EXPENDABLE** $792,651 ENDOWMENTS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS $266,211 ENDOWMENTS FOR STUDENT PROGRAMS $51,318 ENDOWMENTS FOR UNRESTRICTED $32,203 ENDOWMENTS FOR FACULTY DEVELOPMENT $5,200

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

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2019-2020 ANNUAL FUND AND EXPENDABLE CASH RECEIVED BY PURPOSE $792,651 * SCHOLARSHIPS $348,054 UNRESTRICTED $340,025 SPECIAL PROGRAMS $53,080 STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS $27,287 LIBRARY, LAW REVIEW AND JOURNALS $14,205 FACULTY DEVELOPMENT $10,000 * All cash gifts of $10,000 or less made by alumni and friends that are not earmarked for endowment or part of a larger pledge.

2015-16 2016-17

30.64% 81.68% 30.38% 85.13%

2017-18

28.53%

2018-19

26.22%

2019-20

86.86%

ALUMNI AND STUDENTS GIVING RATES ALUMNI STUDENTS

88.27% 21.46% 85.10%

2015-16

TOTAL ALUMNI CASH GIFTS TO THE ANNUAL FUND* *Includes Book Awards

2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20

$456,314 $471,226 $418,850 $529,158 $488,180

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ALL ALUMNI AND STUDENT DONORS BY CLASS CLASS OF 1969

Alumni: 62 Number of Donors: 17 Participation: 27.42% Amount Donated: $4,951.58 Anonymous The Honorable C. Jeffery Arnold Stephen W. Buckley Albert T. Cooper, III H. Lawrence Hardy J. Eugene Kelley, Jr. Thomas L. LaSalle William R. Lyle, Jr. James N. McConnaughhay The Honorable Donald S. Modesitt Douglas H. Morford David G. Mulock James I. Ridley John E. Roberts Diane D. Tremor Barry S. Webber David Luther Woodward

Michael M. Corin Paul F. Hill J. Michael Hughes Jerry M. Johns J. William Kirkland Wendell J. Kiser The Honorable Harlow H. Land, Jr. Carl P. McDonald Roger E. O’Halloran Brian D. O’Neill* The Honorable Richard G. Payne Thomas G. Pelham Ted A. Stokes Charles S. Williams, Jr. T. Michael Woods, Sr.

CLASS OF 1972

Alumni: 114 Number of Donors: 23 Participation: 20.18% Amount Donated: $5,600.00

Larry D. Beltz John C. Bottcher E. Bruce Buckley Terry P. Cole The Honorable Ella Jane P. Davis Rodney G. Fair Gerald W. Jones, Jr. S. Curtis Kiser Steven C. Koegler Douglas S. Lyons Marsha L. Lyons James R. Meyer, Sr. J. Jerome Miller Byron L. Price A. Wayne Rich Richard H. Sollner A. James Spalla* Ansley Watson, Jr. Kent R. Weible Robert S. Yerkes

The Honorable Robert B. Bennett, Jr. Kenneth L. Connor Fred H. Cumbie, II Peter M. Dunbar William B. Eppley The Honorable Ralph E. Eriksson C. David Fonvielle, III Lester A. Garringer, Jr. Steve Ginestra The Honorable Raymond O. Gross Wayne Hogan Norman H. Horton, Jr. The Honorable Thomas E. Johnson John Robert Marks, III The Honorable F. Shields McManus Thomas Montgomery Del G. Potter R. William Roland William H. Sned, Jr. Steven L. Sparkman The Honorable Richard R. Townsend George L. Varnadoe Donna L. Wilhelm-Hudson

CLASS OF 1971

CLASS OF 1973

CLASS OF 1970

Alumni: 76 Number of Donors: 20 Participation: 26.32% Amount Donated: $33,241.65

Alumni: 64 Number of Donors: 17 Participation: 26.56% Amount Donated: $22,750.00 The Honorable John Antoon, II Don A. Boggs

Alumni: 120 Number of Donors: 23 Participation: 19.17% Amount Donated: $20,975.00 Samuel T. Adams Lynwood F. Arnold, Jr. Anthony L. Bajoczky

James C. Brady William W. Corry* William Gauldin W. Christopher Hart Francis E. Holden, Jr. Thomas F. Icard, Jr. The Honorable John M. Kest The Honorable Sally D. M. Kest The Honorable Stephen R. Koons Ronald A. Legendre Lawrence J. Marchbanks Joseph A. McGlothlin Thomas F. Panebianco Harold F. Peek, Jr. The Honorable Radford R. Sturgis Vice Mayor Molly J. Tasker The Honorable Emerson R. Thompson, Jr. President John Thrasher Richard B. Wade Stephen R. White

CLASS OF 1974

Alumni: 138 Number of Donors: 40 Participation: 28.99% Amount Donated: $49,476.60 James W. Anderson Anonymous Anonymous Ronald L. Baker James D. Beasley Thomas M. Beason Alan N. Berg E. Thomas Brushwood Clark J. Cochran, Jr.* Thomas W. Conroy John W. Costigan Charles L. Curtis Brian S. Duffy Ben E. Girtman Lawrence A. Gonzalez Owen K. Goodwyne Admiral Harold E. Grant Malcolm S. Greenfield Carol L. Gregg T. Larry Hill Professor David M. Hudson Frank B. Hugg C. Laurence Keesey Joseph L. Kershaw, Jr. Nancy G. Linnan Charles F. McClamma Olen W. Meredith Malcolm P. Mickler, III Carl D. Motes Jerald S. Price *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2019-2020

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Robert L. Ratliff, III John R. Reeves The Honorable George S. Reynolds, III Robert I. Scanlan Jon W. Searcy C. Norman Stallings, Jr. The Honorable Randall L. Stephenson George E. Tragos Thomas A. Warren William B. Wiley

CLASS OF 1975

Alumni: 147 Number of Donors: 43 Participation: 29.25% Amount Donated: $38,285.00 Thomas T. Alspach Michael Basile Mary Anne Bestebreurtje Bruce B. Blackwell Samantha D. Boge C. Everett Boyd, Jr. Joseph S. Brannen Thomas W. Brooks The Honorable Catherine M. Brunson Michael A. Currea Richard D. Dixon James M. Donohue Joe W. Fixel Warren L. Franz Nicholas R. Friedman John R. Gierach Thomas M. Gonzalez Kelly D. Hancock Kenneth R. Hart C. Earl Henderson Richard A. Hernan, Jr. David P. Hopstetter A. Woodson Isom, Jr. The Honorable Claudia R. Isom Gene L. Johnson Robert W. Joyce Elise F. Judelle Margaret Jost Khan Edward D. Lamar Richard I. Lott James C. Massie Sidney L. Matthew William W. Montjoy Stephen C. Reilly Professor of Law Emerita Jane Rigler William H. Sapp Betty J. Steffens Gerald B. Sternstein Marilyn B. Strauss Marc A. Sussman

Daniel H. Thompson Larry K. White L. David Zube

CLASS OF 1976

Alumni: 112 Number of Donors: 42 Participation: 37.50% Amount Donated: $36,148.50 The Honorable David Ackerman Carole J. Barice The Honorable Marie Y. Bockwinkel S. James Brainerd Dominic M. Caparello Philip C. Claypool F. Alan Cummings Lawrence N. Curtin* D. Scott Dattan The Honorable Henry E. Davis Catherine L. Dickson The Honorable J. Dale Durrance Patricia R. Gleason Diane A. Grubbs The Honorable Timothy D. Harley Angela L. Hughes Jennifer Hurst The Honorable Lewis M. Killian, Jr. Joseph W. Lawrence, II Bruce A. Leinback The Honorable Terry P. Lewis Rafael E. Martinez D. Michael Mathes Joseph P. Mawhinney Mary M. McInerny William N. Meggs David K. Miller Theresa A. Moore Randolph P. Murrell Bob Owens Cynthia Piotrowski Thomas L. Powell William D. Preston James M. Schiff Charles A. Schuster Timothy W. Terry The Honorable Patricia V. Thomas Theodore L. Tripp, Jr. Michael B. Twomey Margaret L. Vandervalk Walton M. Wilson Professor JoLen Rawls Wolf

CLASS OF 1977

Alumni: 136 Number of Donors: 38 Participation: 27.94% Amount Donated: $13,223.70 Anonymous Elaine K. Ashley Douglas B. Brown Peter C. Burkert David K. Coburn Carol J. Cooper Cecil L. Davis, Jr. The Honorable Kathleen F. Dekker Benjamin H. Dickens, Jr. J. Elisabeth Dobbs The Honorable Charles W. Dodson Micheal A. Edwards Pamela H. Espenshade Dennis R. Ferguson Roberta J. Fox Robert S. Goldman Debra Weiss Goodstone Richard B. Hadlow* Ray P. Jefferies Jay E. Kauffman Edwin P. Krieger, Jr. Jack Locklin, Jr. Patricia D. Lott J. Stephen O’Hara, Jr. Jeffrey W. Pepper Richard J. Potash The Honorable Jose R. Rodriguez Janice G. Scott Joan Stewart The Honorable Terry D. Terrell Jeffrey B. Trammell Neill G. Wade, IV Christopher J. Weiss Linda A. Wells Robert W. Wells, Jr. Thomas E. Wheeler, Jr. Teresa Beazley Widmer John G. Wood, Jr.

CLASS OF 1978

Alumni: 140 Number of Donors: 39 Participation: 27.86% Amount Donated: $49,050.00 Robert C. Apgar Geralyn M. Atkinson-Hazelton Betty Anne Beavers Timothy P. Beavers Helaine M. Blum The Honorable F. Scott Boyd Martha H. Chumbler Robert W. Clark Robert A. Cole

John M. Conway The Honorable Timothy Coon Gerald Barnette Cope, Jr.* Carol E. Donahue William S. Dufoe Michael J. Dunleavy Brian A. Dusseault The Honorable Richard A. Ehlers Robert C. Elmore Andrew L. Granger Charles J. Grimsley James S. Groh C. Howard Hunter, III M. Catherine Lannon Sheila M. McDevitt John H. Mueller Mary Lou Rajchel Patrick A. Raley Margaret A. Rolando Fred B. Share Alicia C. Smith Christopher J. Smith Dr. Robert S. Smith Harris K. Solomon The Honorable Karen K. Specie Ana E. Tangel-Rodriguez Scott K. Tozian Ronald B. Warren Victoria L. Weber Ronnie L. Williams

CLASS OF 1979

Alumni: 150 Number of Donors: 34 Participation: 22.67% Amount Donated: $17,240.00 Anonymous Bruce D. Barkett Katharine S. Barry Charles E. Buker, III Stephen C. Burgess William G. Capko Michael J. Coniglio Robert C. Crabtree Elizabeth J. Daniels David S. Dee Michael E. Duclos Colonel Charles L. Early, Jr. Miranda F. Fitzgerald Lawrence S. Gendzier Ruth L. Gokel Terence A. Gross The Honorable Glenn L. Hess Robert K. High, Jr. Melanie Ann Hines Roderick N. Jones Stephen J. Keller Thomas F. Kirwin J. Craig Knox The Honorable Frederick L. Koberlein

Kenneth L. Kuerzi Terry E. Lewis M. Paul Liepshutz Frederick J. Lotterhos, III Robert M. Mack Raymer F. Maguire, III* The Honorable Errol H. Powell Mary L. Sweet Edwin Walborsky Alaine S. Williams

CLASS OF 1980

Alumni: 164 Number of Donors: 30 Participation: 18.29% Amount Donated: $24,248.61 James E. Armstrong Arthur C. Beal, Jr. Robert F. Bethea Lawrence P. Bush Pamela Langston Cooper Sonia R. Crockett Charlotte H. Danciu Stephen A. Ecenia Mary A. Edenfield Mark J. Freund David J. Glatthorn Lewis G. Gordon Steven C. Hartsell Donald M. Hinkle Carl D. Inskeep The Honorable T. Michael Johnson Bruce D. Lamb Richard P. Lee D. Hywel Leonard William R. Mayer Marty E. Moore Leanne J. Pflaum Stephen P. Preisser Vicky A. Savage Lawrence W. Smith Linda J. Stalvey Robert D. Vandiver John J. Waltz Louisa H. Warren The Honorable Philip J. Yacucci, Jr.

CLASS OF 1981

Alumni: 173 Number of Donors: 38 Participation: 21.97% Amount Donated: $41,980.00 Howard E. Adams* W. Riley Allen Randal B. Atkinson Steven D. Beres Edward M. Booth, Jr. William B. Brannon, Jr. Dale A. Burket The Honorable Janette C. Dunnigan

The Honorable E. Gary Early Barbara Ellis-Wiggins Katherine A. Emrich Susana D. Gonzalez The Honorable David W. Green The Honorable Patricia M. Hart Patrick F. Healy Randolph B. Jones, Jr. Deborah K. Kearney Lawrence A. Kellogg The Honorable Mark H. Mahon Robert C. Martin George W. Mathews, III Sarah B. Mayer Harry Morrison, Jr. Rosemary O’Shea Carolyn S. Raepple Jeff J. Ricke Debra L. Romanello Vincent A. Sable Linda C. Schmidt Diane A. Scott Marjorie Starnes-Bilotti Charles R. Talley Julie S. J. Thornton H. James Towey Mary P. Vance Jeffrey P. Whitton The Honorable Joe A. Wild Andrea G. Wilson

CLASS OF 1982

Alumni: 147 Number of Donors: 30 Participation: 20.41% Amount Donated: $36,941.58 Garry D. Adel Karen L. Asher-Cohen Calvin L. Bender The Honorable Robert S. Cohen Susan G. Connelly Kathryn G. W. Cowdery Edward W. Dougherty, Jr. Joseph R. Flood, Jr. Stephen C. Fredrickson Vivian F. Garfein Andrew B. Goshen Edwin R. Hudson J. Charles Ingram Thomas R. Jenkins Paul D. Jess Kelly Overstreet Johnson Paul F. King A. Lawton Langford John W. Little, III Stephen R. MacNamara Larry A. Matthews Sylvia M. McDonald-Kaufman D. Lloyd Monroe, IV

The Honorable Robert G. Panse Lorene C. Powell F. Robert Santos Thomas J. Spulak Lynn C. Stewart- Mullen David R. Terry Robert N. Wesley

CLASS OF 1983

Alumni: 179 Number of Donors: 31 Participation: 17.32% Amount Donated: $39,825.00 Professor Paolo G. Annino Mark P. Barnebey* Brian D. Berkowitz Bradley M. Bole The Honorable Joseph A. Bulone C. John Christensen Donna F. Dugger Major David J. Fletcher Carol L. Hendrix Susan Odzer Hugentugler Jesslyn A. Krouskroup Leslie S. Kushner Allison Sundberg Lane The Honorable Larry E. Metz Deborah S. Minnis P. Scott Mitchell Emily Moore Timothy L. Newhall The Honorable Michael J. Provost Mark A. Roeder John D. Roman Cari Lynn Roth Robert L. Rothman Terry Moldoff Schneider Jeffrey W. Stidham Steven J. Stolting Krista A. Storey Sandra R. Stovall Jesse F. Suber Brian R. Toung Kathleen J. Wolff

CLASS OF 1984

Alumni: 175 Number of Donors: 38 Participation: 21.71% Amount Donated: $138,415.00 Chris E. Ambrose Anonymous Lawrence J. Block, Jr. Steven M. Blount Cecelia Bonifay M. Christopher Bryant Lisabeth W. Chambers Sonya K. Daws

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AL L A LU M N I A N D S TUDENT DONOR S B Y C L A SS Martha J. Edenfield Mark S. Ellis* Patrick G. Emmanuel, Jr. Isidro M. Garcia Judith Rice Goldman J. David Green David E. Gurley Douglas L. Hall John R. Jenkins Georgina Jimenez-Orosa Peter M. Kramer David R. Lenox E. John Lopez Carla J. Luggiero Colonel Elizabeth C. Masters The Honorable R. Bruce McKibben, Jr. Louis K. Nicholas, II Frank P. Rainer Hala A. Sandridge Peter Schwarz Francis H. Sheppard Jeffrey A. Stoops Catherine H. Suber Robin H. Thompson The Honorable Vincent G. Torpy, Jr. William Wallshein Rex D. Ware The Honorable William David Watkins Peggy A. West Joshua A. Whitman

CLASS OF 1985

Alumni: 186 Number of Donors: 38 Participation: 20.43% Amount Donated: $23,416.00 The Honorable John W. Bass, Sr. Bridget A. Berry Melville G. Brinson, III Christopher C. Brockman A. Van Catterton, Jr. Thomas R. Cooper Ralph A. DeMeo Carlos R. Diez-Arguelles Martin R. Dix The Honorable Jeffrey M. Fleming Victoria L. Francis Professor Sally C. Gertz Mark E. Holcomb Lisa H. Ihns Louise T. Jeroslow Eleanor A. Joseph Samuel P. King Carlyn H. Kowalsky Professor Paul E. Lund James W. Middleton Melissa C. Miller Gregory P. Nelson Robert A. Pell Brian G. Pincket

The Honorable Debra Roberts Leonard K. Samuels Sally J. Savage Robert K. Senior Lieutenant Colonel D. David Sessions Rebecca L. Shaffer M. David Shapiro Patricia L. Smith Daniel M. Soloway Gregory P. Sreenan Susan V. Stucker James L. Torres Kim W. Torres Linda Spaulding White

CLASS OF 1986

Alumni: 198 Number of Donors: 33 Participation: 16.67% Amount Donated: $11,880.00 Ramona L. Blankinship Janette Blue Kelly H. Buzzett William A. Buzzett The Honorable William H. Dane, Jr. Manuel Farach* Anna C. Fentriss Alan B. Fields H. Bart Fleet Stephen W. Foxwell Lauren L. Hafner The Honorable Paul M. Hawkes Timothy P. Hoban Charles M. Jones Kimberly L. King Sharon D. Larson Kathleen J. Loggins George V. Matlock John T. Mitchell Mary Ann Morgan Marilyn K. Morris Professor Jane Boyd Ohlin Stephan A. Pendorf Barbara J. Pittman Joyce M. Raidle James P. Rhea Douglas S. Roberts Laura L. Rush Floyd R. Self Robert C. Shearman Michael A. Shorstein Richard M. Tucker Timothy H. Wells

CLASS OF 1987

Alumni: 158 Number of Donors: 29 Participation: 18.35% Amount Donated: $26,977.22 Maurice B. Adelson, IV

The Honorable Mark J. Borello Winston K. Borkowski Anne-Marie L. Bowen Janet E. Bowman Barbara P. Burke The Honorable Gerardo Castiello J. Stanley Chapman Susan Smith Erdelyi Laura Beth Faragasso Dr. Alejandro Gancedo Mary Ann F. Hamilton W. Andrew Hamilton Lawrence M. Korn Dominic C. MacKenzie Sherri Denton Mallory John Wesley Manuel Susan C. Marvin James W. Nuebel* Karen Oehme Neal B. Osiason David G. Pius David L. Powell J. Mark Rodgers Mitchell J. Rubin Robert A. Schreiber The Honorable Mary S. Scriven Gina G. Smith Elizabeth W. Willis

CLASS OF 1988

Alumni: 157 Number of Donors: 26 Participation: 16.56% Amount Donated: $16,535.38 Linda A. Bailey Brenda Duane Barger Carol A. Berkowitz Jason B. Burnett* Matthew M. Carter, II Joseph C. Coates, III R. Stephen Coonrod Charles L. Cooper, Jr. Rosemary B. Eure Michael R. Fabec Angela B. Froelich Assistant Dean Debra A. Henley Michael W. Jackson David M. Jeffries Carrie W. Kroll Kevin P. Markey Michael C. Markham Wellington H. Meffert, II John L. Milla John P. Moneyham Richard W. Moore Charlotte E. Parsons Kathryn E. Price Harold A. Saul The Honorable Jan Shackelford Terry L. Watson *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2019-2020

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CLASS OF 1989

Alumni: 155 Number of Donors: 30 Participation: 19.35% Amount Donated: $38,101.28 Alan Abramowitz Jodi K. Abramowitz The Honorable Marianne L. Aho Lourdes M. Calvo-Paquette Susan M. Casajuana Karen A. Childers Anita L. Clark Leonard J. Dietzen, III Alexander S. Douglas, II Colonel Steven P. Hester Deborah R. Jordan Chet Kaufman Dr. Arthur H. Lester Pamela A. Martin Jack C. McElroy Angela M. Nixon Daniel F. O’Shea Georgette Panagotacos Robert E. Paradela W. Scott Patterson Michael P. Petrovich Mark J. Ragusa John A. Rogers, Jr. Stephen R. Senn The Honorable Elizabeth A. Senterfitt The Honorable Jonathan E. Sjostrom Robin L. Suarez Philip J. Sypula Glenda L. Thornton Kathleen P. Toolan

CLASS OF 1990

Alumni: 163 Number of Donors: 22 Participation: 13.50% Amount Donated: $9,951.56 Anonymous Grayling E. Brannon Linda G. Bulecza Jorge M. Cestero Eileen Granahan Coates David M. Corry Arnold B. Corsmeier Ralph P. Douglas, Jr. Robert C. Downie, II Todd D. Eaton Donald R. Henderson John T. LaVia, III Timothy J. Meenan Randall P. Mueller Marvin P. Pastel, II Dilipkumar Patel Samuel P. Queirolo Alicia J. Schumacher* Sharon C. St. Clair Thomas G. Thomas

Laura L. Vaughan Lori A. Willner

CLASS OF 1991

Alumni: 241 Number of Donors: 38 Participation: 15.77% Amount Donated: $27,584.60 David W. Adams Anonymous Kenneth J. Barr Paul R. Berg Gene S. Boger Kathleen L. Brennan J. Steven Carter Janice Joy Dahl Pamela G. Davis Ramon de la Cabada Stacey P. Dougan Juan E. Figueras Heidi Ellen Garwood The Honorable Geoffrey H. Gentile William L. Grant Erik V. Korzilius Stuart A. Lipson Thomas I. Mayton, Jr. Steven P. McDonald Mark H. Muller Craig A. Mundy Edwin M. Quinones-Seneriz The Honorable D’Ann Read The Honorable Nina N. Ashenafi Richardson The Honorable L. Clayton Roberts Cheryl Parker Rose Patricia Ellen Sellers Vikki R. Shirley David R. Snyder Stephen C. Stokes Richard M. Summa Lillian M. Tilford Tony A. Turner J. Jeffry Wahlen, Esq D. Keith Wickenden R. Mark Williamson* Timothy D. Wolf Victor J. Zambetti

CLASS OF 1992

Alumni: 161 Number of Donors: 32 Participation: 19.88% Amount Donated: $28,640.00 Alexander Alvarez Michael P. Bruyere Kerey M. Carpenter* Rafael A. Centurion David S. Cohen Lisa M. Duchene Eddie D. Evans

George L. Fernandez Katherine E. Giddings Yeline Goin Michael A. Greif Mark D. Hobson C. Denise Johnson Sharon B. Johnson Frederick R. Jorgenson Fred E. Karlinsky* Peter M. Lopez Glen A. McClary Mari H. McCully Avery D. McKnight Octavio E. Mestre David M. Noll Lisa B. Noroian Alan W. Roddy Philip A. Sandon Salesia V. Smith-Gordon, R.Ph. Leslei G. Street Carlos O. Torano The Honorable Keith F. White Francis T. Williams R. Scheffel Wright Daniel Te Young

CLASS OF 1993

Alumni: 195 Number of Donors: 33 Participation: 16.92% Amount Donated: $10,558.50 Anonymous Anonymous Summer M. Barranco Deborah M. Doyle The Honorable Ronald W. Flury Laverne Lewis Gaskins* Christine L. Gray Steven A. Grigas John M. Hayes, Jr. Karen T. Hundley Tracey J. Hyde Stacey H. Karpinski The Honorable Lorraine M. Kelly Robert M. Kilgo Professor Hugh M. Lee Taina H. Leinonen Ann T. Marshall Professor Patricia A. Matthews Brian A. Newman Dr. Eucharia E. Nnadi Kara Tollett Oakley Jonathan M. Pavsner Carl R. Peterson, Jr. Bruce D. Platt Robert H. Rigsby, Jr. Lisa E. Scotten David R. Slaton Barbara R. Smith Susan L. Stephens Mark S. Thomas

Alexander H. Twedt Bruce I. Wiener Wendy R. Wiener

CLASS OF 1994

Alumni: 160 Number of Donors: 25 Participation: 15.63% Amount Donated: $10,687.50 David J. Barberie Melvin A. Burruss Jennifer Stearns Buttrick C. Graham Carothers, Jr. The Honorable L. Powell Clark Charles F. Dudley Christopher M. Fitzpatrick Teresa S. Fitzpatrick Matthew K. Foster Christopher J. Karpinski Mary E. Keating Robert F. Kohlman Paul J. Layne Elizabeth J. Maykut Michael K. McCormick Michael A. Novo Kelly A. O’Keefe Sean Pittman* Kyle L. Redfearn Captain Alan S. Richard Tricia A. Spivey John Marc Tamayo Damian C. Taylor Shira R. Thomas The Honorable Suzanne S. Van Wyk

CLASS OF 1995

Alumni: 215 Number of Donors: 41 Participation: 19.07% Amount Donated: $21,350.00 Robert A. Bass John W. Bencivenga Lisa Norris Bernau Matthew D. Bordelon George W. Boring, III L. Antonio Cabassa Camille M. Coke Lynne French Davis Danielle DeVito-Hurley Manuel J. Dominguez Roseanne V. Eckert Linda Bond Edwards Maurice D. Evans Ryan M. Garrett Geoffrey D. Geist Shannon B. Hartsfield W. Cochran Keating, IV Edward M. Koch Leenette W. McMillan Jeanne M. Miller Jacquelyn Lewis Newman Curtis S. Pajcic Christy Donovan Pemberton

Bryan T. Pugh The Honorable Stephanie W. Ray Gary A. Roberts Diego Rodriguez* Marlene Sallo Gregory L. Shelton The Honorable Julie S. Sneed William H. Stafford, III Hadas Kohn Stagman Jacqueline B. Steele Leon S. Stewart Sharon C. Tiffany Meredith Trammell The Honorable Jessica E. Varn Francisco J. Vinas Lillian A. Vitagliano-Baum Nancy Mason Wallace Alexandria E. Walters-Williams

CLASS OF 1996

Alumni: 181 Number of Donors: 14 Participation: 7.73% Amount Donated: $5,185.00 Anonymous Terrance L. Ashanta-Barker Jennifer R. Beltz Tanya L. Bower William E. Clague Dana L. Crosby-Collier Elizabeth C. Daley Robert E. Faigin Mitchell R. Golden JoLinda L. Herring* Malinda R. Lugo Michael A. Martinez Robert S. Phillips, II Scott A. Tavolieri

CLASS OF 1997

Alumni: 189 Number of Donors: 36 Participation: 19.05% Amount Donated: $13,298.28 Patricia N. Annunziato Vernie L. Berg Eric R. Birge James A. Boatman, Jr. James A. Bordonaro Diane G. Cassaro Frank P. Cuneo Conal F. Doyle Joshua M. Drechsel Tracey L. Ellerson Alejandro Espino Gregory W. Files Angela D. Flaherty Mark T. Flaherty Anne Marie Frazee April E. Haughey Roger J. Haughey, II* David Henderson

Pamela Haddock Klavon Commander Anthony J. Mazzeo Kimelyn A. Minnifield Jeanne M. Murray Preston O. Odom, III Peter Papagianakis Menelaos K. Papalas L. William Porter, III Amie H. Remington Scott A. Remington CDR Peter M. Rodnite The Honorable Charles P. Sniffen Michael G. Stofer Elizabeth E. Thomas John A. Tomasino Allison M. Tringas Richard F. Woodford, Jr. Nondas Davis Worthington

CLASS OF 1998

Alumni: 216 Number of Donors: 23 Participation: 10.65% Amount Donated: $6,315.00 Lilia R. Bell Charles W. Callahan, III Colonel Karen H. Carlisle Sean B. Cronin Lauren S. Curtis Kasandra L. Derry Kalinthia R. Dillard Laura J. Donaldson Inga G. Fahs-Gielisse Guanming Fang H. Timothy Gillis Melissa R. Hourihan Bert J. Millis Steven M. Millsap* Janet P. Newburg Anthony J. Paviglianiti Senior Vice President Patrick R. Ray, Jr. The Honorable Heather Pinder Rodriguez Paige B. Shoemaker Mitchell L. Silverman Scott B. Smith Ari I. Telisman Joseph J. Ward

CLASS OF 1999

Alumni: 195 Number of Donors: 17 Participation: 8.72% Amount Donated: $1,981.00 Anonymous Tammy D. Butler John W. Chapman Garnett W. Chisenhall, Jr. Virginia C. Dailey Angela C. Desmond Brian L. Fernandes Christina M. Galindo-Walsh Robert H. Hosay

Richard P. Lawson Dawn M. Mackland Isabel L. Nogues Ian E. Pate Michael W. Schmid Damian E. Thomas Sandra M. Upegui Juana C. Watkins

CLASS OF 2000

Alumni: 210 Number of Donors: 38 Participation: 18.10% Amount Donated: $8,721.00 Yulric Abercrombie Anonymous Lourdes Bernal-Dixon Robin D. Black William M. Blocker, II Ginger L. Boyd* Jason C. Callahan Rochelle Birnbaum Chiocca* Janelle G. Davis Elizabeth M. De Armas Christina M. DelMarco The Honorable Darlene F. Dickey Philip W. Edwards Karen E. Ell Jody L. Finklea David M. Gagnon Heidi L. Hobbs Erin Gremillion Jackson Gregory A. Jackson, Jr. Steven K. Johnson The Honorable Anthony B. Miller Mindy L. Miller John A. Moore Jason R. Mosley Amy E. Osteryoung Alicia Westhoff Reid Francis P. Roche, Jr. Douglas B. Rohan Matthew A. Smith Julia R. Sotolongo Colonel Isaac C. Spragg Michael B. Stein Dustin S. Stephenson G. Harry Stopp, Jr. Francisco Touron, III Bart R. Valdes William L. Whitesell Jason G. Williams

CLASS OF 2001

Alumni: 220 Number of Donors: 24 Participation: 10.91% Amount Donated: $15,140.00 Anonymous Autumn O. Blackledge Eileen D. Fernandez Kathy S. Gatzlaff Kristie L. Hatcher-Bolin

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AL L A LU M N I A N D S TUDENT DONOR S B Y C L A S S Jason C. Hill Lawrence J. Hodz Sunho Jung Christi A. Lawson Jezabel P. Lima Representative Marcelo Llorente Kyle V. Mitchell Eric D. Molina John D. Neumann Kevin M. O’Brien Mary L. Pankowski* Wilford A. Payne, III Melissa Engle Peat Karusha Y. Sharpe Michael A. Sjuggerud Graham H. Todd Joshua M. Toman Sharon S. Traxler C. Erica White

CLASS OF 2002

Alumni: 219 Number of Donors: 24 Participation: 10.96% Amount Donated: $5,595.00 Harmony A. Conti Bodurtha Georgia A. Cappleman Jeanne B. Curtin Daniel S. Dalesandro Timothy E. Dennis Erika B. Engelson Joy P. Ewertz Leonard S. Feula John M. Grady Vivian C. Hodz Jason K. Kellogg James I. Knudson, II Daniel W. Langley Robert S. Mactavish Pedro J. Malaret Richard H. Martin Cian G. O’Brien T. DeWayne Pearson Eliane I. Probasco Joseph A. Probasco Marie G. Vital Tonya H. Walker W. Timothy Weekley Joel C. Wilson

CLASS OF 2003

Alumni: 250 Number of Donors: 35 Participation: 14.00% Amount Donated: $3,577.00 Thomas C. Adam Lieutenant Colonel Kristin L. Ader Anonymous Frederick L. Aschauer, Jr. Shirley L. Bates Angela Smith Fortier James F. Goldsmith Alice Faye Harris

Quinn A. Henderson Katherine Littell Hinchey Shanee L. Hinson Bridgette M. Jensen Owen L. Kohler Kathryn E. Lee John G. Maus, Jr. Steven R. Medendorp Janna S. Nugent Courtney M. O’Brien David A. Perrott Kirk A. Perrow Syed M. Qadri Amy Quintana Amanda H. Rapp Stephen J. Rapp Gigi Rollini Steven D. Santiago Howard L. Scholl Professor Charlee M. Taylor* Joseph J. Van Rooy Tara Van Rooy Lorena M. Vollrath-Bueno Michael L. Wiener Michael S. Willard Stuart F. Williams Jeffrey H. Wood

CLASS OF 2004

Alumni: 202 Number of Donors: 41 Participation: 20.30% Amount Donated: $7,740.00 Anonymous Anonymous Christopher S. Branton Jennifer B. Branton Brandon G. Cathey Min K. Cho James G. Clark Paul Daragjati Michelle R. Dennard Marcy B. Waters Desantis Jennifer R. Dixon Christopher L. Dunham Audrey J. Ehrhardt Robert L. Ehrhardt David C. Gadd Lily M. McCarty Gonzalez Genevieve Hall Sheila Y. Harley Shenika LaTia Harris Justin K. Holcombe Janeia D. Ingram The Honorable Jason L. Jones Alejandro E. Jordan* Cassandra Rosas Kellogg Laura E. Ketcham Kelly Parsons Kwiatek Melody S. Lankford Edward Alan Lopez Carolyn Chinn Maly Matthew H. Mears Luis Menendez-Aponte

Luke Newman Daniel C. Norris Michael S. Oback Seth A. Pajcic Ryan K. Parker Sarah R. H. Pietila Carlos A. Rey Calvin R. Robinson Lauren R. Tabas Humberto S. Valdes

CLASS OF 2005

Alumni: 271 Number of Donors: 66 Participation: 24.35% Amount Donated: $8,152.42 Dr. Barbara D. Abrams Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Danielle M. Appignani Matthew B. Baggett Rebecca Bandy Robert M. Bell Richard M. Benham Jaclyn P. Bralower Audra M. Bryant Elizabeth B. Burgess Gavin D. Burgess Nathan D. Chapman David W. Childs Douglas G. Christy David H. Echavarria R. Matthew Elliott Jason S. Feder Robert A. Fleming, III Tor J. Friedman R. Andrew George Robert A. Goodwin, III Amy M. Graham Justin B. Green Stephen K. Hachey Christopher M. Hamilton Terry L. Hill* Jarrad C. Holst Lora L. Howell Jamie M. Ito Lori L. Jobe Thomas A. Kay Kristopher J. Kest Erick D. Langenbrunner Matthew D. Liebenhaut Adrienne C. Love Jedediah A. Main Matthew A. Martin Christopher L. Mellott Walter D. Moody Dina Samar Munasifi Joseph D. Ort Scott A. Padgett Justin S. Peterson Hunter P. Pfeiffer Timothy R. Qualls Karen N. Reschly *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2019-2020

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Ty G. Roofner Seth I. Rubin Richard C. N. Schiffer Carly J. Schrader Lisa C. Scoles Matthew M. Simmonds Lieutenant Colonel Phylisha Robinson South Phillip H. Taylor Stephen H. Thomas, Jr. Amber L. Tucker Christian B. Turner Michael A. Usry C. Brent Wardrop Stephen G. Webster Edward W. Wood Amie H. Young Jonathan N. Zaifert

CLASS OF 2006

Alumni: 242 Number of Donors: 54 Participation: 22.31% Amount Donated: $23,527.51 Clay B. Adkinson Amanda L. Anderson Anonymous Anonymous Ana Eliza T. Bauersachs Amanda S. Bova Lindsay L. Carter-Tidwell Miguel J. Chamorro Thomas A. Crabb Arielle H. Demby-Berger Shannon L. Doheny Jacob D. Flentke George A. Glenn Melanie Shoemaker Griffin Kellie Symons Hall Jeffrey S. Hammer Melly Northcutt Hammer James F. Hartman Douglas J. Helling Wesley A. Hill Thomas L. Hunker Kristina N. Klein Lydia Labar Keri A. Lee Jennifer K. Little Peter B. McKernan, II R. David McLaughlin Charles F. Mills, III Allison R. Muney Mandy R. O’Callaghan Damien A. Orato R. Worth Parker Payal V. Patel Emily B. Peebles E. Victoria Penny Raul L. Perez Navin A. Ramnath Jared M. Ross Zachary L. Ross Amelia A. Savage Luke C. Savage

Rick A. Savage Erik L. Sayler Adam G. Schwartz Christine N. Senne Matthew C. Spielman Kareem J. Spratling* Jenna L. Syrdahl Carol J. Taylor Joshua Taylor Christopher A. Tomlinson F. Joseph Ullo, Jr. Bonnie A. Wilmot John J. Wolfel, Jr.

CLASS OF 2007

Alumni: 228 Number of Donors: 54 Participation: 23.68% Amount Donated: $12,722.00 Eric T. Abrahamsen Major Miguel R. Acosta Richard Andrew Constantino Alton James J. Argento David R. Bear Maite C. Bisigni Tandy T. Blackburn W. Troy Bouk The Honorable Jeffrey L. Burns Ryan C. Cox Steven G. Dell, II Scott J. Edwards Michael P. Elchenko, II Jeffrey S. Elkins Tyler B. Everett Jonathan A. Feltham, II Tracy L. Forgue Jamila G. Gooden Kim Nguyen Gray James R. Green, Jr. Dustin S. Hunter Rachael P. Kaiman Daron M. Kaye-Thomas Rachelle-Marie Kelly Sarah Finney Kjellin Barbara J. Leach Carrie M. Leontitsis Francis S. Leontitsis Jami L. Lewis J. Ryan Mahler Michael J. Makdisi Major Nicholas A. Martz David W. McCrea Michael J. McKeon Alan C. Nash Patsy J. Palmer Jonathan J. Paul Aaron J. Peacock Matthew S. Pila Brett R. Renton Francis M. S. Roberts Brynna J. Ross Deborah E. Schander

Professor Darby Kerrigan Scott Brian D. Sites Conti M. Smith Timothy H. Snyder Angela Soety Charles J. Stafford Winston A. Taitt Jeffrey M. Tharp Virginia E. Tharp James H. Thomas Caroline E. Ware

CLASS OF 2008

Alumni: 309 Number of Donors: 68 Participation: 22.01% Amount Donated: $15,071.00 Benjamin L. Alexander Joshua D. Aubuchon Aaron S. Baghdadi Acima M. Blagg Jose A. Blanco Gary A. Bokas Adrian R. Bridges Christopher R. Bruce Brandon R. Burg Laura E. Chilcutt Erin H. Christy Jeremy K. Cloud Miriam R. Coles Andrew J. Collinson Melanie S. Collinson Hugo S. deBeaubien Diane G. Dewolf Thomas L. Dickens, III Jennifer A. Donahue Angel Eason Brandy E. Elliott Jillian L. Feltham Kara A. Fenlon Shalisa M. Francis C. Ian Garland Emanuela Gentile Benjamin J. Gibson* Kevin W. Gotfredson Jonathan D. Grabb Julianna E. Groot Gilbert F. Hain Malinda A. Hain Andy R. Hernandez Matthew J. Hogan Akio M. Ito William P. Keith Brent J. Kelleher Michael G. Kissner, Jr. Jared M. Lee Ruth H. Jackson Lee Rhys P. Leonard Robin H. Levy Thomas E. Lewis, Jr. Jessica E. Loshin Joseph P. Mawhinney, II Benjamin J. Mayer Carrie B. McNamara

Lauren R. Moody Gregory M. Noonan Rachel E. Nordby Laura E. Noyes Joseph C. Proulx Eric M. Reinarman George S. Reynolds, IV Professor Karen E. Sandrik Ross Scott J. Seagle Kenneth N. Shaw Wesley D. Sherman Danielle A. Sherriff H. Barrett Spraggins Henry A. Stiles IV Major Steven P. Szymanski Sarah R. Taitt Stephanie J. Tanada Christina Y. Taylor Adam R. Teichler Rebecca P. Tulipan Ryan B. Witte

CLASS OF 2009

Alumni: 258 Number of Donors: 57 Participation: 22.09% Amount Donated: $3,803.50 Francisco A. Albites Anonymous Anne H. Arsenault Jesse S. Bennett Heather N. Best Matthew L. Beville Daniel R. Blundy Michael M. Brownlee Paetra T. Brownlee John M. Cary Brandon S. Cline John Dorris James R. Douglass, III Jessica Y. Featherstone Mark Friesen Aaron R. Getty Matthew T. Girardi Dana J. Girardi Brandon T. Glanz Jason N. Goldman Meghan L. Gomez William D. Hall, III* Mark S. Hanor Georgia E. Higgins Jason J. Kruszka Alyssa S. Lathrop Gareth G. Leonard Manny J. Lorenzana Andrew J. Lutostanski Jennifer M. Lutzke C. Preston McLane W. Brent McNeal Melissa B. Murphy Kelli A. Murray Elizabeth W. Neiberger Eric M. Neiberger Jo-Anna M. Nieves

David R. Osborne Joseph M. Percopo Commander Jonathan C. Perry Martin F. Powell Robert J. Powell Jason M. Renner Kristen D. Renner Brent T. Riggle Carlos L. Santi William R. Sickler Christen L. Spake S. Christopher Tajer Michael L. Tebbi Ramona H. Thomas Michael J. Tomkiewicz Ambar J. Vyas Reid M. Wakefield Leon M. Walsh, Jr. Megan M. Warren Jeffrey J. Wilcox

CLASS OF 2010

Alumni: 270 Number of Donors: 70 Participation: 25.93% Amount Donated: $5,599.52 Crystal D. Anderson Alvan Balent, Jr. Ana M. Barton Gregory K. Black* Bradley G. Bodiford Christa E. Burger Stacy M. Cleveland Danny Cohen Jennifer G. Comella Jacob T. Cremer Terin M. Barbas Cremer Jordan A. Datchko Daniel L. Diaz-Balart Alicia T. Dixon Commissioner Andrew G. Fay Stephanie C. Ferlita Andrew R. Fier James S. Glotzbach Andrew B. Greenlee Andrew J. Grogan Lindsay W. Grogan Brian T. Guthrie Jason D. Hall* Nicki M. Hall* Christopher L. Hamblen Gabriel M. Hartsell Zachary D. Herman Jamie B. Horne Patrick R. Jules Meryl M. Kinard Ashley R. Kirkham Michael A. Kolcun, Jr. Rene M. Larkin Paul S. Lawler Melissa Sale Leonard Michael T. Maguire Michael W. Magyar Brandon G. Marcus Lindsay McCormick

Conor J. McLaughlin Kristen A. Y. McMullen Nichole C. Milton Emily W. Morrell Steven D. Muscatello Sidney Noyes Nathan J. Paulich Alexandra Powell Professor Hillary Copeland Powell Jacquelyn Redmond Michael D. Redondo Yesenia F. Rey Justin L. Richard Sheryl D. Rosen Gregory S. Salnick Jessica P. Sanchez Ryan M. Sanford Zackery Scharlepp Aaron P. Sheklin Sarah R. Shuler Roary E. Snider Stephen A. Spaid Jacek Stramski Matthew C. Strenth Christon R. Tanner Laura L. Tanner Jordan Thompson Cheryl L. Tomlinson Weston Walker Matthew M. Whiddon Brandon W. White

CLASS OF 2011

Alumni: 254 Number of Donors: 57 Participation: 22.44% Amount Donated: $3,779.00 Matthew J. Allman Alexander J. Anderson Alexander S. Beck Patrick S. Bennett Lauren E. Bobek David A. Boyer Dillon Brozyna Natalie P. Bryant Professor Christopher F. Busch Brett M. Carey Kathryn E. Crandall Teresa F. Cummings Brittany Rhodaback Dambly Abigail F. Dean Krista A. Dolan Jordan L. Donaldson Anton K. Dyer Maikel N. Eskander Megan Fay Kevin A. Forsthoefel Jessica L. Gregory David W. Grimes Richard B. Harb Ashley P. Hayes David A. Hayes Nathan W. Hill Meredith C. Hinshelwood

Jaeson W. Homola Cullan E. D. Jones Stephanie T. Kearley Benjamin R. Kelley Matthew D. Kissner Melanie R. Leitman Renda D. Cook Maginnis Nathan W. Marshburn Matthew J. Metz Sarah Morrison Metz Kerven L. Montfort Clinton S. Morrell Emily T. Neubert Emily R. Pepin Kyle P. Peters Thomas R. Philpot Ashlee A. Pouncy Lauren V. Purdy* Tiffany A. Roddenberry Abraham M. Shakfeh Shoshana J. Silver Scott A. Stone Brandon J. Tomlinson Carolyn Q. DeVita Tooley Philip S. Traynor Jesse I. Unruh Charles C. Whittington Anne Marie D. Williams Joel P. Williams Joseph C. Wood

CLASS OF 2012

Alumni: 284 Number of Donors: 90 Participation: 31.69% Amount Donated: $46,871.24 Charles J. Abrams Jacob Abrams Megan C. Abrams Jared D. Anderson Gabriella Armas Jonathan T. Baker Christopher J. Beardslee Roger N. Beaubien Rachel L. Bentley Joseph M. Bracken Rome S. Cagnina Bruton M. Campbell-Work Tyler J. Caron Matthew R. Daley Maxwell J. Dauerman* Peter V. Delia James C. Dinkins Maria S. Dinkins Natasha B. Dorsey Daniel D. Dubale Ted B. Edwards, Jr. Benjamin H. Eisenberg Elizabeth Desloge Ellis Samuel A. Farkas Aaron S. Feuer Nicole R. Fingerhut Ryan A. Fingerhut Patrick D. Flemming Christopher J. Fluehr, Jr.

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AL L A LU M N I A N D S TUDENT DONOR S B Y C L A SS Melissa J. Ford Daniel P. Fraser Alexander J. Fumagali* Whitney L. Green Christian A. Greminger Elizabeth M. Greminger Marshawn M. Griffin Whitney B. Hall Genevieve C. Harper Stephanie R. Hayes Luciana X. Hornung Jessica R. Icerman Richard C. Kearley, III Natalie N. Kirbo Kenneth L. Lineberger Ian S. MacDonald Sara A. Mahoney William Mariani Natasha John Martin Gary J. Martoccio Peter J. Matthews, III Jonathan H. Maurer Caitlin R. Mawn Logan K. McEwen Amanda B. McKibben Benjamin M. Melnick Jacqueline A. Menzel Brett G. Mereness Jacquelyn A. Mereness Joseph P. Miano Brett J. Miller Eric T. Miller Matthew A. Minnick Anna R. Mompremier Hannah D. Monroe Sarah L. Morgan William G. Pafford Alexandra H. Palermo Henry T. Palmer Juan C. Parrado Danielle N. Paul Sara N. Potter Tara R. Price Paul A. Quimby Stephanie M. Quiñones Hastings S. C. Read Jodi M. Ruberg Jason P. Rudderman Kathryn M. Rudderman Mary M. Rychlik Jaime L. Roocke Sherman Andrew W. Smith Jonathan Smulevich Tamara R. St. Hilaire Richard T. Strickland David R. Varet Elizete D. S. Velado Matthew F. Vitale Angela J. Williams-Rivera William P. Winter Lorraine L. Young

CLASS OF 2013

Alumni: 237 Number of Donors: 73 Participation: 30.80% Amount Donated: $5,957.49 Jamie T. Agnew Anonymous Anonymous Enrique Baltar Erika J. Barger Marialle A. Bell Alexander R. Boler Samuel B. Boundy Captain Ryan L. Briggs Travis A. Bright, Jr.* Erin L. Cantelmo Ian B. Carnahan Jeffrey P. Daines Douglas H. Dean Andrew D. Deneen Eli M. DuBosar Kate D. Dukes Bryan J. Festa Michael A. Flegiel Nicholas A. Fox Lindsey H. Frost Courtney Gatesman J. Wes Gay Gregory A. Gidus Aaron R. Gott Michelle A. Gumula Tammy Hammack-Barber Sara C. Hassler David J. Henning Jason W. Holman John D. Holt Nicholas D. Horner Angela L. Huston Miller Nathan J. Kaplan William T. King Adam S. Kramarow Amy E. Lipford Chad E. Lipsky Pedro Z. Lopes Adrian A. Lukis Chance Lyman Douglas McAlarney Jason A. McIntosh Daniel O. McLeod Chelsea L. Metka Adrian T. Mood, Jr. Jorge A. Nunez Courtney L. Oakes Yanique L. Otto Darcie A. Owens Cassidy M. Perdue Katie B. Privett Marissa S. Pyle Michael A. Roe Evan J. Rosenthal William B. Rothenberg Eric D. Schab Rachel L. Siegel-McLaughlin Jennito Simon Brenden D. Soucy

Samuel B. Steinberg Christopher D. Stokes Clayton W. Thornton Ashley A. Urban Michael Vaghaiwalla Justin J. Wallace Thomas E. Whigham, Jr. Claire A. Whitley Allison R. Wiggins Sean B. Wiggins Matthew C. Williams Janelle E. Zabresky Stephanie M. Zachary

CLASS OF 2014

Alumni: 268 Number of Donors: 74 Participation: 27.61% Amount Donated: $3,460.64 Asad Ali Joaquin Alvarez Kyle S. Bauman Nicole E. Blais Michael D. Blank Lesley B. Blanton Lee-Anne Bosch Jenna Bottey Mitchell A. Bottey Shannon C. Boyer Asa Brown James P. Burleson J. Jeffrey Burns Janelle S. Cannon Jonathan L. Darden Cheyayn L. Davidson Shannon R. Dolson Paul P. Drake Chad W. Dunn Uriah R. Ellis Christopher S. Emmanuel Lee L. Fairchild Edward L. Foster, III Joseph V. Gardner Amanda N. Gay Laura E. Gomes Solomon E. Gonite Josiah D. Graham Sherri-Ann Grant-Clarke* Tyler A. Gross Michael A. Gumula Heather K. Ham-Warren Joshua M. Hawkes Coleman P. Hengesbach Alexandra Holt Denisse C. Ilabaca-Ravinet Olufunsho Ilori Kathleen J. Klepfer Steven E. Kolbert Wei Li Shanshan Liang Rebecca M. Lightle Clayton L. Lovett Samantha A. McClure James E. McDowell Leon V. Melnicoff *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2019-2020

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Jeremy M. Merkin Cullen C. Morris Lauren M. Reynolds Neff Matthew C. Neff Christopher T. Nickels Kara R. Ottervanger Ann Claire Patterson Justin Paul Andrew Podlaski Kyle J. B. Rash Nicholas Ravinet Tiya S. Rolle Brenda L. Roman Alison H. Sausaman Kayla M. Scarpone Lindsay K. Scott Kala K. Shankle Sarah A. Spacht Margaret J. Spicer Shana S. Stuckey Jessica Tehlirian Mark A. Templeton Michael D. Tooley Michele M. Visconti Jacquelyn Thomas Watts Courtney L. Williams Taylor S. Wolff Erik Woody

CLASS OF 2015

Alumni: 251 Number of Donors: 74 Participation: 29.48% Amount Donated: $3,702.00 Ryan C. Abernethy Brittnie R. Baker Kelly A. Baker Daniel P. Bart Jett L. Baumann Kristen E. Bond Peter W. Brennan Coleman L. Brice Benjamin W. Buck Jr. Christine A. Clolinger Kellie L. Cochran Joseph M. Coleman Anna K. DeCerchio Rachael A. Dziechciarz Khalil E. Farah Sarah A. Foster Geneva R. Fountain Jessica R. Glickman Sean K. Gravel Jacob D. Grollman Olivier R. Guerrier Andrea Guzman Christopher D. Hastings David B. Heedy Jasmyne N. Henderson Hannah E. Horr Glenn W. Hunt Dino Jahic Dillon H. S. Jess Kelly J. Kibbey Corey C. Kirkwood

Richard A. Lavery, Jr. Jordane E. Learn Zachary Lee Valerie A. Little Zachary W. Lombardo Amy E. Martin Jonathan A. Martin Sarah R. Mathews Ryan W. McCarville Charles F. Melges Ashley L. Moore Brendan J. Mullen William A. Nilson Colin P. Norton Daniel C. Osborne Jaycee Peralta Kristen E. Piazza Corey J. Portnoy Athanasios Poulakidas Carlos A. Puentes, Jr. AnnaLaura M. Rehwinkel William J. Repko, III Jerod M. Rigoni Amanda M. Robocker Eric D. Rogers Carrie E. Rosato Trevor C. Ruff William T. Sadleir Joseph R. Salzverg William A. Shaw Jessalea M. Shettle Glenn J. Shidner Megan S. Silver Timothy P. Sparks David J. Stark Erica F. Steinmiller-Perdomo Judith N. Tankel Danielle N. Thompson Robert C. Volpe Nina C. Welch* Kevin M. Winters Byron W. Wright Megan E. Zbikowski

CLASS OF 2016

Alumni: 193 Number of Donors: 60 Participation: 31.09% Amount Donated: $1,885.00 Alexandra E. Akre Kay Andrew M. Bennett Stacey M. Bosch Elizabeth W. Brice Charles O. Burden, Jr. Nicholas G. Bush Jason D. Byrd, Jr. Monica B. Carusello Andrew H. Chase Brieonna S. Christopher Gannon M. Coens Douglas A. Cohen Ernest A. Cox, IV Jason P. Del Rosso Michael B. Dobson Tara R. Flomenhoft

Joshua S. Foutz Samuel Gilot Curtis M. Hanna Kaliopi S. Haralambis Joseph E. Hart* Ashley D. Houlihan Warren C. Howell, III Tia S. Huntley Louis Jean-Baptiste, Jr. Justin F. Karpf Andrew B. King Cameron M. King Sara M. Kunzig Joseph M. Lamb Kristen G. Larson Anthony S. Lavargna Brandon G. Little John A. LoBianco, III Rebeccah S. LoCascio Steffen M. LoCascio Ashleigh J. Lollie Kristen J. Lonergan Daniel J. Lopez Shelby L. Loveless Kerry A. Mawn Krissa R. Mawn Derrick J. McBurrows Gavin C. McLean Ryan G. Myers Taylor M. Onik Zachary L. Pechter Patrick E. Perez Meghan E. Pieler Michelle K. Rigoni Adrienne J. Shepherd Steven K. Specht Matthew R. Stock Matthew H. Storch Matthew A. Sulkin Stephen E. Syfrett Thomas A. Taylor Ashley A. Tinsley Courtney N. Walmer Ryann E. White

CLASS OF 2017

Alumni: 215 Number of Donors: 53 Participation: 24.65% Amount Donated: $3,640.98 Adam C. Adubato Britton Alexander Mana Alizadeh Paul M. Aloise, Jr. Abigail K. Altman Nora R. Bailey Patrick M. Bailey Emily J. Baxter Natalie M. Berezin Patrick S. Bickford Amanda M. Campen Nathaniel Carlson* Shane A. Chernoff Salvatore T. Coppolino Lauryn A. Day

John M. DeJager, III Justin I. Donald Kimberly K. Downs George M. Duncan, V John D. Edwards Daniel F. Elsesser Vincent A. Fernandez Lazaro P. Fields Jenna-Marie A. Garmon Matthew R. Goller Ellie D. Goralnick Jeremy R. Green Caleb G. Hinton Courtney M. Humeston Greggory E. Jacobs John G. Koeppel Joseph D. Leavitt Jessica M. Melkun W. Nathan Meloon Aqueelah S. Mitchell Christopher R. O’Brien Tiffany N. A. Oliver Logan S. Parker Sarah E. Parrow Michael D. Piccolo Kelsey N. Pincket Steven D. Reardon Alex M. Sarsfield Marianna R. Seiler Max J. Solomon Kristina V. Stamenovska Lance D. Stephens Lauren R. Storch Christina J. Strasser Jacqueline A. Van Laningham Travis A. Voyles Philip D. Wayne Robert R. Wheeler, Jr.

CLASS OF 2018

Alumni: 192 Number of Donors: 64 Participation: 33.33% Amount Donated: $2,550.00 Diana M. Aguilar-Sinisterra Anonymous John A. Barr Jacob Bennett Barrow Allison J. Beachy M. Kamalani Bradley Elizabeth B. Buchanan Daniel L. Buchholz Damien J. Bythrow Valerie L. Chartier-Hogancamp Michelle C. Covin Clayton B. Culler Austin T. Dailey Kiersten M. Denny Johnny P. Elhachem Omar A. Erchid Maria F. Garcia Bahamonde Conrado Gomez, Jr. Molly E. Gray-Snyder Carlton C. Hamilton, III Robert K. Harris

Christopher L. Hill Michael W. Hoffman William J. Homer Reginald E. Janvier Mark B. Johnson Mayra G. Justo Aybar John Cameron E. Katz Caitlyn L. Kio Tristan A. LaNasa Alexa K. Landreaux Branden D. Ledford Rachel L. Lopez James B. Marshall Michael C. Melli Amanda L. Mezer Alyson G. Morelli Jessica B. Murray Mallory A. Neumann Stuart D. Nincehelser Natalia I. Nincevic Alison S. O’Brien Taylor N. Patton Janaye M. G. Pieczynski Christopher B. Posner Jake K. Proudfoot Eryn E. Riconda Annette N. Riddle Alexis I. Rodriguez Jessica J. Rodriguez Blair L. Schneider Christopher R. Seifter Lillian R. Sharpe* Stuart W. Smith Michael J. Speer Maxwell H. Stape Tyler E. Stokes Aaron M. Tankel Kimberly A. Thompson Jorge E. Torres Puig John M. Vernaglia Megan L. Williams Kaitlynne M. Wilson Julia M. Wischmeier

CLASS OF 2019

Alumni: 157 Number of Donors: 51 Participation: 32.48% Amount Donated: $1,614.00 Samantha J. Angelastro Anonymous Stephen F. Barber Christina N. Behan Nikki K. Bhavsar Jill M. Bowen Savannah J. Brown Conor T. Burns Olivia L. Cato Peter R. Chechanover Jeffrey S. Chen Constantine Christakis Samantha R. Coughlin Laura L. Dadowski Ryan P. Denish Kelsey A. Early

William A. Engelbrecht Paige M. Farach Sean C. Goldstein Kacey D. Heekin Justin T. Heintz Kaitlin J. Jackson Kathryn R. Judson Annalise R. Kapusta Alan J. LaCerra Chelsie Lyons Brian G. Many Chandler D. McCoy Carter M. McMillan J. Michael Moorhead Hollie Morey Eduardo E. Morles Shannon M. Morris Jennifer Mosquera Corinne R. Murrell Skye E. Musson L. Danielle Nagy Angelica C. Pichardo Matthew C. Pritchett Quinn B. Ritter Hannah L. Rodgers Mourama S. Saint-Fleur Chad N. Sinckler Michelle A. Snoberger Laurel A. Tallent Andrew G. Thomas Joseph D. Walters Eugene C. White Brandi P. Williams Heather L. Wolfe Adam W. Wood

CLASS OF 2020

Alumni: 180 Number of Donors: 107 Participation: 59.44% Amount Donated: $1,946.75 Oluremi P. Abiodun Sheylla Aceves Shannon M. Anderson Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Elisabeth A. Avilla Michael A. Bacallao Caylen R. Berry Hana C. Bilicki Samantha N. Blatz Jordan A. Botsch Elizabeth A. Bradford Edward S. Brower Emily M. Burns Bryant C. Camareno Sarah F. Carter Abigail A. Cazel Edourad-Hugh E. Clarke Ryan A. Colon Christina L. Day Melody M. Deatherage

Haley A. Dierkes Evan J. Drake Robert M. Edwards Alexandra M. Elder Aubrey Etheridge Erin A. Fields Nathan L. Figueroa Karina M. Flores Berly P. Francois Joshua R. Funderburke Brandon T. Gamble Craig R. Gaver Markendia H. Geffrard Derek W. Gengler Steven R. Givens Susan R. Givens Erica R. Gloyd Matthew G. Goeke Alison L. Gollnick Carlos G. Gomez Caitlin R. Harden Christina Henry Cailynn J. Houlihan Hannah M. Jackson Steven J. Kahn Daniel E. Kalter Ethan S. Katz Dana B. Keller Mary K. King Bradley F. Kinni Haley D. Kole Benjamin M. Lagos Alexandra D. Lavelle Alexander J. Lenk Viktor Lyusi Dayna Maeder Michael C. Maloney Alison L. Marshall Meaghan K. Maus Cassandra R. McEwan Emily S. Michel Van Miller Evan B. Mishkin Nicole Crystal Marie Molner Celeste O. Murphy-Gerling Trevor D. Mylin Ashley R. Navarrete Alessandra Norat Mousinho Garrett M. Olsen Stefani-Jo F. Osborn Tiffany A. Osei-Owusu Madelyn Pendarvis Jackson D. Pierce Anastacia E. Pirrello Erik S. Pozek Alexander M. Purpuro Joshua Quick Breanna R. Raspopovich Justin R. Ravelo Heather A. Raya Lopez Douglas P. Reddick Tommy A. Richmond Jonathan Riveras Carla S. Sanchez Alessandro G. Secino

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Brendan J. Shearman Joshua M. Smallwood Miqolae Smith Race T. Smith Miranda S. Sullivan Mikayla T. Taylor Gabriela N. Timis Robert J. Todd Katherine N. Van Dijk Arielle S. Vanon Amanda R. Varrone Camille M. VazquezInfantolino Luke M. Waldron Robert Walters Yetian Wang Felicia L. Warren Nathan S. Weinbaum Ezekiel W. Zanetta

CLASS OF 2021

Alumni: 205 Number of Donors: 132 Participation: 64.39% Amount Donated: $724.00 Kenny W. Acevedo Jorge R. Alfonso Chase T. Allen Jessica K. Andrews Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Jeremy Aschman Rochelle Bailey Jacob F. Barnes Laura L. A. Bennett Benjamin L. Berkowitz Brooke E. Boinis Jonathan C. Brannon Kristina E. Brennan Mary H. Brewer Abby L. Brinkman Nicholas M. Cardamone Sidney Carter Shaun M. Casey Mylena O. Chin-See Alex M. Clise Quinn Cockrell Daniel C. Corbett Bailey E. Cunningham Holly P. Curry Emmalyn C. Dalton Alexandria C. Dantes Jean-Paul C. Daou Colleen J. Darken Gabriela F. De Almeida Austin R. Diaz Taynah T. Diniz-Alves Salim Z. Douaihy Alexander Duarte Rachel J. Duffy Hannah C. Dushane Karis L. Edwards

Jennifer J. Eggerling Estefania Fakes Samuel Farot Megan N. Fields Tyler G. Finello Mykoll Finikin Sara K. Finnigan Samantha M. Folkes Malia-Lyn T. Fushikoshi Stephanie C. Galloway Alexa C. Gebert Claudia Gesiotto Alexandra T. Gioffre Carly R. Glaser Tabitha M. Guinot Grant Haas Jordan A. Harcombe Daynica L. Harley Devin R. Harvey Nathaniel Hearn, Jr. Matthew A. Hicks Christopher M. Hill Adam B. Hubbell Safiya M. Hudson Jacob D. Humphrey Matthew J. Jones Andrew E. Jordan Kelsey M. Joyce Kevin Kane Tanner Kelsey Genevieve A. Lemley Halley B. Lewis, IV Margaret J. Linscott Morgan M. Lodes Troy E. Longman, II Julie C. Marble Eden Marcu Timothy A. Marcus Vanessa Marquez Roxy Marrese, III Rachel Maxwell Luc Mazzini, II Marina L. McCarthy Joseph T. McGehee Jonathan A. McGowan Lily H. McLauchlin Caitlyn J. Myerson Caroline M. Nelson Alexandra Noriega Kirsten M. Nowak Esther Osim Andrea F. Osorio Samuel B. Ostrow Timothy J. Percell Richard G. Place Matthew W. Pope Corie N. Posey Dylan L. Pryor Chad E. Revis Alex Reyes Rayanna B. Riecss Julian D. Rivas-Firpi Stephanie Roman Caban Trey A. Rothell Abby D. Salter

Kassandra M. Satterly Shelby N. Shilatz-Lewis Katie Marie Siciliano Rashad J. Simon Anthony B. Smith, Jr. Ryan Soscia Chad A. Steen Andrew J. Stephenson Jacob C. Sternlicht Brooke E. Stewart Oliver L. Thomas Tre’Ana L. Thompson Conner P. Timoney Erin E. Tuck Amelia M. Ulmer Marissa D. Vairo Juanita Villalpando Michael S. Walker Dylan P. Wallace Stefan M. Whiting J. Payton Williams Allyson B. Willis Laurabeth M. M. Wilson Zachary L. Wiseman Jodiceson F. Woody Michael S. Wyse Kamilla R. Yamatova

CLASS OF 2022

Alumni: 177 Number of Donors: 114 Participation: 64.41% Amount Donated: $641.00 Adedotun R. Adetutu Julienne Adue Rachel S. Akram Isaac D. Allen Maame Abena N. AnanAnkomah Charles Anasagasti Landus J. Anderson Anonymous Anonymous Kaitlin G. Anouge Ricardo Arevalo-Medellin Nicholas E. Athanas James R. Bell Brent J. Berben Aaron R. Blau Jackson R. Boudet Corinne H. Bowden Alison P. Bowlby Sarah L. Brazill Alexander T. Bronfeld Haley K. Brown Elizabeth C. Brown Destinee Campbell Bennett D. Cassidy John L. Chaney Matthew Citrin Macie J. Codina Kaylin R. Cohen Amanda T. Degance Brandon K. DellaBella Zuriel N. Denmark *Class Agent for Fiscal Year 2019-2020

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Philip M. Di Spirito Maxwell H. Dietz Angelo Dodys Marin B. Donnelly Julie Anna E. Ducey Shannon L. Duncanson Avery L. Dyen Cassidy G. Farach Joao P. Ferreira Brenna Fischer Madison R. Foley Thomas Fraleigh John P. Gillen Reinaldo Gomez de la Vega Travis V. Goodin Danielle S. Gordon Howard R. Hipolito Reginald W. Howard, II Justin T. Hundersmarck Morgan M. Hunn Andrew Hunt Miles W. Igou Nida Imtiaz Hope E. Johnson Luke L. Kane Rebekah L. Kaufman Natalie M. King McKenzie R. Kirlan Samantha Kunin Cameryn R. Lackey Nicholas D. Lashbrook Cheyenne T. Lewis Dylan M. Levenson Matthew J. Loscher Danielle Lucas Anne M. Macia Christian Mairena Michael S. Manias Kalie M. Maniglia Harrison F. Martingayle Blake R. Mathesie Margaret A. McCormick Ryan P. McDonald Kate McWeeney Rolando E. Mesa Nicholas A. Moayad Sophia M. Muina Anne M. Murphy Gregory M. Ohl Diana Olsen Hunter G. Oswalt-Smith Elizabeth A. Pearce Christopher A. Perrigan Carter J. Pope Jonathan H. Quigley Dillon M. Quinn Christopher R. Ramirez Taylor Reaves Benjamin G. Robinson Lauren E. Rolfe Hayes O. Rule Shaina A. Ruth Jacob Salit Victoria A. Scotti Tyler K. Shoenfelt

Marcela Sierra-Arce Alyssa T. Silva Craig J. Simpson Emily M. Stephenson Matthew L. Strong Jenna Sutter Nyah C. Tennell Henry A. W. Thompson Jackson R. Truslow Tiara J. Tucker Mallory Umbehagen Alexa N. Vranick Samuel E. Watford Joseph L. Webster Kathryn L. Wedemyer Joseph A. Wolski Shannon Wong John J. Zonas

ALL CASH GIFTS BY LEVEL* PRESIDENT’S CABINET: $100,000+ Jeffrey A. Stoops

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY: $25,000 - $99,999 AccessLex Institute Lois S. Daves Steven C. Koegler Daniel F. O’Shea

Margaret A. Rolando Robert L. Rothman David Varet / Middle Road Foundation

DEAN’S CABINET: $5,000 - $24,999 Clay B. Adkinson W. Riley Allen BARBRI, Inc. James A. Bax, Sr. Mary Anne Bestebreurtje Cecelia Bonifay The Honorable Jeffrey L. Burns Lawrence P. Bush Lisabeth W. Chambers Anita L. Clark Lawrence N. Curtin & Jeanne B. Curtin Carlos R. Diez-Arguelles Stephen A. Ecenia Professor Charles W. Ehrhardt Manuel Farach First Presbyterian Church Warren L. Franz Norma J. Griffith Henry Buchanan, P.A. T. Larry Hill Ivy Tea Rose, Inc. Fred E. Karlinsky Deborah K. Kearney Lawrence A. Kellogg Joseph W. Lawrence, II

Halley B. Lewis, III Representative Marcelo Llorente McConnaughhay, Coonrod, Pope, Weaver & Stern, P.A. Timothy J. Meenan Dean Erin O’Hara O’Connor Brian D. O’Neill Peter Papagianakis Professor of Law Emerita Jane Rigler Harold A. Saul Shutts & Bowen, LLP Gina G. Smith Salesia V. Smith-Gordon, R.Ph. Thomas J. Spulak Synergy Foundation for Those With Special Needs, Inc. President John Thrasher Theodore L. Tripp, Jr. M. Stephen Turner Francisco J. Vinas Edwin Walborsky Nancy Mason Wallace Thomas A. Warren & Kathleen A. Villacorta Bruce I. Wiener & Wendy R. Wiener R. Mark Williamson Professor JoLen Rawls Wolf & The Honorable James R. Wolf

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DEAN’S COUNCIL: $2,000 - $4,999 Tanya L. Bower Charles E. Buker, III Jason B. Burnett John M. Conway William W. Corry Erika B. Engelson Joseph R. Flood, Jr. Fonvielle, Lewis, Messer & McConnaughhay Matthew K. Foster Isidro M. Garcia Grant Thornton Foundation Melanie Shoemaker Griffin Kelly D. Hancock

Melanie Ann Hines A. Woodson Isom, Jr. & The Honorable Claudia R. Isom Professor Steve R. Johnson Patrick T. Kinni Law Offices of Friedman, Abrahamsen & Cruz James R. Meyer, Sr. William W. Montjoy Luke Newman Rosemary O’Shea Neal B. Osiason Patsy J. Palmer Mary L. Pankowski

Sean Pittman Alicia Westhoff Reid The Honorable Debra Roberts Andrew W. Smith Southern Fidelity Insurance Company Professor Nat S. Stern & Karen Oehme The Honorable Terry D. Terrell The Florida Bar Foundation Daniel H. Thompson & Robin H. Thompson The Honorable Emerson R. Thompson, Jr. Scott K. Tozian Stephen N. Zack

BARRISTER’S COUNCIL: $1,000 - $1,999 Garry D. Adel Katharine S. Barry & Harris K. Solomon Robert A. Bass Larry D. Beltz Ginger L. Boyd James C. Brady The Honorable Catherine M. Brunson L. Antonio Cabassa & Angela C. Cabassa Capitol Preferred Insurance Karen A. Childers Lynne French Davis Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Benjamin H. Dickens, Jr. Eileen D. Fernandez Miranda F. Fitzgerald Katherine E. Giddings Thomas M. Gonzalez Robert A. Goodwin, III Aaron R. Gott Terence A. Gross Mark E. Holcomb

C. Howard Hunter, III Ray P. Jefferies Paul D. Jess Gerald W. Jones, Jr. Eleanor A. Joseph The Honorable Lorraine M. Kelly Samuel P. King Robert F. Kohlman Daniel W. Langley Nancy G. Linnan Michael C. Markham Wellington H. Meffert, II & Cari Lynn Roth Bert J. Millis Steven M. Millsap Adrian T. Mood, Jr. Bob Owens Curtis S. Pajcic Seth A. Pajcic Jerald S. Price Carolyn S. Raepple Joyce M. Raidle

Frank P. Rainer Amie H. Remington & Scott A. Remington Leonard K. Samuels F. Robert Santos Floyd R. Self Stephen R. Senn Scott B. Smith Jacqueline B. Steele Betty J. Steffens Robin L. Suarez The Florida Bar Glenda L. Thornton The Honorable Vincent G. Torpy, Jr. Francisco Touron, III George L. Varnadoe Ansley Watson, Jr. Peggy A. West Linda Spaulding White John G. Wood, Jr.

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COUNSELORS’ CLUB: $500-$999 Howard E. Adams Matthew J. Allman Matthew B. Baggett Lilia R. Bell Jennifer R. Beltz Richard M. Benham Gregory K. Black Jaclyn P. Bralower Kathleen L. Brennan Douglas B. Brown Barbara P. Burke Peter C. Burkert Melvin A. Burruss Jennifer Stearns Buttrick Rochelle Birnbaum Chiocca C. John Christensen Director and Professor Elizabeth A. Farrell Clifford The Honorable Robert S. Cohen & Karen L. Asher-Cohen Terry P. Cole Andrew J. Collinson & Melanie S. Collinson Albert T. Cooper, III David M. Corry Jacob T. Cremer & Terin M. Barbas Cremer The Honorable Charles W. Dodson & Samantha D. Boge Manuel J. Dominguez Edward W. Dougherty, Jr. Charles F. Dudley Martha J. Edenfield Tracey L. Ellerson Mark S. Ellis Pamela H. Espenshade Alejandro Espino Rosemary B. Eure H. Bart Fleet C. David Fonvielle, III Tor J. Friedman Patricia R. Gleason Robert S. Goldman & Lu Ann Snider Debra Weiss Goodstone The Honorable Raymond O. Gross Germaine Gurr Kristie L. Hatcher-Bolin April E. Haughey & Roger J. Haughey, II Patrick F. Healy Douglas J. Helling JoLinda L. Herring Wesley A. Hill Holland & Knight LLP Frank B. Hugg Robert M. Kilgo The Honorable Stephen R. Koons Erik V. Korzilius Edwin P. Krieger, Jr.

Jesslyn A. Krouskroup Bruce D. Lamb Thomas L. LaSalle Christi A. Lawson David R. Lenox Terry E. Lewis Matthew D. Liebenhaut Frederick J. Lotterhos, III Stephen R. MacNamara John Wesley Manuel John Robert Marks, III Sidney L. Matthew Glen A. McClary Sheila M. McDevitt Carl P. McDonald Peter B. McKernan, II Leenette W. McMillan Karen S. Mezer Thomas Montgomery Mary Ann Morgan Mark H. Muller Steven D. Muscatello James W. Nuebel Kelly A. O’Keefe Lynett P. Padmore-Hamilton Thomas F. Panebianco Ryan K. Parker Melissa Engle Peat Michael P. Petrovich Richard J. Potash David L. Powell & Victoria L. Webber Stephen P. Preisser Lauren V. Purdy Amy Quintana James I. Ridley Diego Rodriguez & The Honorable Heather Pinder Rodriguezv The Honorable Jose R. Rodriguez & Ana E. Tangel-Rodriguez John A. Rogers, Jr. Debra L. Romanello Cheryl Parker Rose Professor Mark B. Seidenfeld M. David Shapiro Francis H. Sheppard The Honorable Jonathan E. Sjostrom Harris K. Solomon A. James Spalla The Honorable Karen K. Specie Kareem J. Spratling G. Harry Stopp, Jr. Marilyn B. Strauss Leslei G. Street Susan V. Stucker Lillian M. Tilford Jacqueline A. Van Laningham D. Keith Wickenden The Honorable Joe A. Wild Andrea G. Wilson Jeffrey H. Wood

ADVOCATES’ CLUB: $250-$499 Professor Frederick M. Abbott Samuel T. Adams Alexander Alvarez Chris E. Ambrose Barbara C. Andrade Lynwood F. Arnold, Jr. Deceased Professor Robert E. Atkinson, Jr. Summer M. Barranco Ana M. Barton Michael Basile Arthur C. Beal, Jr. Betty Anne Beavers & Timothy P. Beavers Marialle A. Bell Paul R. Berg Berger Singerman, P.A. Matthew L. Beville Lawrence J. Block, Jr. Winston K. Borkowski Adrian R. Bridges Kelly H. Buzzett & William A. Buzzett William G. Capko Kerey M. Carpenter The Honorable Gerardo Castiello Brandon G. Cathey J. Stanley Chapman Jeffrey S. Chen William E. Clague Robert W. Clark Jeremy K. Cloud David K. Coburn David S. Cohen Robert A. Cole Joseph M. Coleman Susan G. Connelly Thomas W. Conroy Charles L. Cooper, Jr. Gerald Barnette Cope, Jr. Kathryn G. W. Cowdery Dana L. Crosby-Collier Frank P. Cuneo Virginia C. Dailey Jeffrey P. Daines Daniel S. Dalesandro Elizabeth J. Daniels Paul Daragjati The Honorable Henry E. Davis Ramon de la Cabada Ralph A. DeMeo Kasandra L. Derry Martin R. Dix Jennifer R. Dixon Alexander S. Douglas, II Michael E. Duclos Peter M. Dunbar The Honorable Janette C. Dunnigan The Honorable J. Dale Durrance Colonel Charles L. Early, Jr.

Audrey J. Ehrhardt & Robert L. Ehrhardt Patrick G. Emmanuel, Jr. The Honorable Ralph E. Eriksson George L. Fernandez Angela D. Flaherty & Mark T. Flaherty Mark Friesen Alexander J. Fumagali Kathy S. Gatzlaff Geoffrey D. Geist Lawrence S. Gendzier The Honorable Geoffrey H. Gentile Benjamin J. Gibson H. Timothy Gillis James F. Goldsmith Malcolm S. Greenfield Tyler A. Gross David E. Gurley Richard B. Hadlow Mary Ann F. Hamilton & W. Andrew Hamilton Caitlin R. Harden W. Christopher Hart James F. Hartman Steven C. Hartsell David Henderson Donald R. Henderson Carol L. Hendrix Assistant Dean Debra A. Henley Georgia E. Higgins Robert K. High, Jr. Terry L. Hill Caleb G. Hinton Wayne Hogan Jarrad C. Holst Jamie B. Horne Robert H. Hosay Angela L. Hughes Jennifer Hurst Thomas F. Icard, Jr. Janeia D. Ingram Gregory A. Jackson, Jr. Michael W. Jackson David M. Jeffries John R. Jenkins Louise T. Jeroslow Gene L. Johnson & Kelly Overstreet Johnson Steven K. Johnson Charles M. Jones Randolph B. Jones, Jr. Roderick N. Jones Frederick R. Jorgenson The Honorable Lewis M. Killian, Jr. S. Curtis Kiser Peter M. Kramer Leslie S. Kushner A. Lawton Langford M. Catherine Lannon Alexandra D. Lavelle

Ronald A. Legendre Bruce A. Leinback Rhys P. Leonard The Honorable Terry P. Lewis Stuart A. Lipson Zachary W. Lombardo Peter M. Lopez Sandra T. Lynn Carolyn Chinn Maly Rafael E. Martinez Meaghan K. Maus Steven P. McDonald Jack C. McElroy The Honorable R. Bruce McKibben, Jr. Avery D. McKnight Amanda L. Mezer James W. Middleton Jeanne M. Miller Charles F. Mills, III Deborah S. Minnis P. Scott Mitchell Pamela A. Molner D. Lloyd Monroe, IV Emily Moore Marty E. Moore Richard W. Moore Marilyn K. Morris John H. Mueller Randall P. Mueller Louis K. Nicholas, II Stuart D. Nincehelser Rachel E. Nordby Kara Tollett Oakley Courtney M. O’Brien & Kevin M. O’Brien Stefani-Jo F. Osborn Wilford A. Payne, III Jeffrey W. Pepper Carl R. Peterson, Jr. Robert S. Phillips, II Barbara J. Pittman Tara R. Price Eliane I. Probasco & Joseph A. Probasco Mark J. Ragusa Breanna R. Raspopovich Senior Vice President Patrick R. Ray, Jr. The Honorable Stephanie W. Ray George S. Reynolds, IV The Honorable George S. Reynolds, III Gary A. Roberts The Honorable L. Clayton Roberts Calvin R. Robinson Vincent A. Sable Luke C. Savage Professor Darby Kerrigan Scott & Robert M. Scott Susan R. Seiler Patricia Ellen Sellers

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Christine N. Senne The Honorable Jan Shackelford Robert C. Shearman Michael A. Sjuggerud Alicia C. Smith Lawrence W. Smith Margaret J. Spicer Gregory P. Sreenan C. Norman Stallings, Jr. Maxwell H. Stape Gerald B. Sternstein Stephen C. Stokes Theodore R. Stotzer and Marion F. Stotzer Christina J. Strasser Professor Sarah L. Swan Vice Mayor Molly J. Tasker Damian C. Taylor The Community Foundation of North Florida The Honorable Patricia V. Thomas Stephen H. Thomas, Jr. & Gigi Rollini Joshua M. Toman Christopher A. Tomlinson Carlos O. Torano Brian R. Toung Thomas W. Traxler Michael B. Twomey & Laura L. Rush United Way of Lee County

Bart R. Valdes Laura L. Vaughan Lillian A. Vitagliano-Baum Barry S. Webber Kent R. Weible Nina C. Welch Robert N. Wesley The Honorable Keith F. White Jeffrey P. Whitton William B. Wiley Charles S. Williams, Jr. Professor Samuel R. Wiseman Robert S. Yerkes

SOLICITORS’ CLUB: $100-$249 Yulric Abercrombie Jacob Abrams & Gabriella Armas The Honorable David Ackerman Major Miguel R. Acosta Thomas C. Adam David W. Adams Maurice B. Adelson, IV Lieutenant Colonel Kristin L. Ader Adam C. Adubato The Honorable Marianne L. Aho Britton Alexander Thomas T. Alspach Amanda L. Anderson James W. Anderson

Professor Paolo G. Annino Susanna Antonielli The Honorable John Antoon, II Robert C. Apgar The Honorable C. Jeffery Arnold Anne H. Arsenault Elaine K. Ashley Randal B. Atkinson Geralyn M. Atkinson-Hazelton Anthony L. Bajoczky Alvan Balent, Jr. Brenda Duane Barger Carole J. Barice Bruce D. Barkett Mark P. Barnebey The Honorable John W. Bass, Sr. Professor Shawn J. Bayern James D. Beasley Thomas M. Beason Roger N. Beaubien The Honorable Robert B. Bennett, Jr. Rachel L. Bentley Steven D. Beres Alan N. Berg Vernie L. Berg Brian D. Berkowitz & Carol A. Berkowitz Lisa Norris Bernau Bridget A. Berry Robert F. Bethea Eric R. Birge

Robin D. Black Autumn O. Blackledge Bruce B. Blackwell Ramona L. Blankinship Professor Tamara G. Blenkhorn Steven M. Blount Janette Blue Helaine M. Blum James A. Boatman, Jr. The Honorable Marie Y. Bockwinkel Harmony A. Conti Bodurtha Don A. Boggs Gary A. Bokas Bradley M. Bole Edward M. Booth, Jr. George W. Boring, III John C. Bottcher Anne-Marie L. Bowen Janet E. Bowman C. Everett Boyd, Jr. S. James Brainerd William B. Brannon, Jr. Melville G. Brinson, III Christopher C. Brockman Thomas W. Brooks Christopher R. Bruce E. Thomas Brushwood Michael P. Bruyere Audra M. Bryant M. Christopher Bryant Stephen W. Buckley

The Honorable Joseph A. Bulone Brandon R. Burg Stephen C. Burgess Dale A. Burket Conor T. Burns Professor Christopher F. Busch Tammy D. Butler Lourdes M. Calvo-Paquette Amanda M. Campen Janelle S. Cannon Dominic M. Caparello Georgia A. Cappleman Colonel Karen H. Carlisle C. Graham Carothers, Jr. Matthew M. Carter, II A. Van Catterton, Jr. Jorge M. Cestero Nathan D. Chapman Laura E. Chilcutt & Christina Y. Taylor Garnett W. Chisenhall, Jr. Brieonna S. Christopher Douglas G. Christy & Erin H. Christy Martha H. Chumbler James G. Clark & The Honorable L. Powell Clark Philip C. Claypool & The Honorable Kathleen F. Dekker Clark J. Cochran, Jr. Eileen Granahan Coates & Joseph C. Coates, III

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Danny Cohen Camille M. Coke Michael J. Coniglio Kenneth L. Connor Pamela Langston Cooper & Thomas R. Cooper Michael M. Corin Cortes Hodz Family Law & Mediation, P.A. John W. Costigan Thomas A. Crabb Robert C. Crabtree Sonia R. Crockett Sean B. Cronin Fred H. Cumbie, II F. Alan Cummings Charles L. Curtis Lauren S. Curtis Janice Joy Dahl Charlotte H. Danciu The Honorable William H. Dane, Jr. D. Scott Dattan Maxwell J. Dauerman Professor Marcella David Cecil L. Davis, Jr. Hugo S. deBeaubien David S. Dee Steven G. Dell, II Arielle H. Demby-Berger Michelle R. Dennard Timothy E. Dennis Danielle DeVito-Hurley The Honorable Darlene F. Dickey Leonard J. Dietzen, III Kalinthia R. Dillard Richard D. Dixon J. Elisabeth Dobbs Krista A. Dolan Allan E. Donahue & Carol E. Donahue Justin I. Donald Laura J. Donaldson James M. Donohue John Dorris Stacey P. Dougan & Marvin P. Pastel, II James R. Douglass, III Conal F. Doyle Deborah M. Doyle Joshua M. Drechsel Daniel D. Dubale Brian S. Duffy William S. Dufoe Donna F. Dugger Christopher L. Dunham Michael J. Dunleavy Brian A. Dusseault The Honorable E. Gary Early Todd D. Eaton Roseanne V. Eckert Mary A. Edenfield Linda Bond Edwards

Scott J. Edwards Ted B. Edwards, Jr. The Honorable Richard A. Ehlers Michael P. Elchenko, II Karen E. Ell Barbara Ellis-Wiggins Daniel F. Elsesser William A. Engelbrecht William B. Eppley Susan Smith Erdelyi Maurice D. Evans Tyler B. Everett Michael R. Fabec Rodney G. Fair Guanming Fang Commissioner Andrew G. Fay & Megan Fay Jennifer R. Feld Anna C. Fentriss & J. Craig Knox Dennis R. Ferguson Stephanie C. Ferlita Bryan J. Festa Alan B. Fields Juan E. Figueras Gregory W. Files Joe W. Fixel Michael A. Flegiel The Honorable Jeffrey M. Fleming Patrick D. Flemming Jacob D. Flentke The Honorable Ronald W. Flury Kevin A. Forsthoefel Victoria L. Francis Stephen C. Fredrickson Mark J. Freund Nicholas R. Friedman David C. Gadd David M. Gagnon Stephen T. Galloway Vivian F. Garfein C. Ian Garland Jenna-Marie A. Garmon Ryan M. Garrett Heidi Ellen Garwood Laverne Lewis Gaskins R. Andrew George Gregory A. Gidus John R. Gierach Steve Ginestra David J. Glatthorn Yeline Goin Matthew R. Goller Solomon E. Gonite Lawrence A. Gonzalez Susana D. Gonzalez Lewis G. Gordon Andrew L. Granger Admiral Harold E. Grant Christine L. Gray Kim Nguyen Gray The Honorable David W. Green J. David Green

Carol L. Gregg & Kenneth R. Hart Steven A. Grigas Charles J. Grimsley James S. Groh Jacob D. Grollman Diane A. Grubbs Brian T. Guthrie Douglas L. Hall Kellie Symons Hall William D. Hall, III & Whitney B. Hall Christopher L. Hamblen Curtis M. Hanna H. Lawrence Hardy The Honorable Timothy D. Harley Joseph E. Hart The Honorable Patricia M. Hart The Honorable Paul M. Hawkes John M. Hayes, Jr. Kacey D. Heekin C. Earl Henderson Jasmyne N. Henderson David J. Henning Richard A. Hernan, Jr. Andy R. Hernandez The Honorable Glenn L. Hess Paul F. Hill Timothy P. Hoban Mark D. Hobson Francis E. Holden, Jr. William J. Homer David P. Hopstetter Nicholas D. Horner Hannah E. Horr Norman H. Horton, Jr. Melissa R. Hourihan Lora L. Howell Professor Shi-Ling Hsu Professor David M. Hudson J. Michael Hughes Dustin S. Hunter Tracey J. Hyde Jessica R. Icerman J. Charles Ingram Carl D. Inskeep Louis Jean-Baptiste, Jr. Thomas R. Jenkins Jerry M. Johns C. Denise Johnson Sharon B. Johnson The Honorable Thomas E. Johnson The Honorable Jason L. Jones Robert W. Joyce Elise F. Judelle Kathryn R. Judson Professor Jeffrey H. Kahn Jay E. Kauffman Chet Kaufman Thomas A. Kay W. Cochran Keating, IV The Honorable John M. Kest & The Honorable Sally D. M. Kest

William P. Keith Cassandra Rosas Kellogg & Jason K. Kellogg Joseph L. Kershaw, Jr. Meryl M. Kinard King & Wood, P.A. Paul F. King & Kathleen J. Loggins William T. King J. William Kirkland Thomas F. Kirwin Wendell J. Kiser Michael A. Kolcun, Jr. Lawrence M. Korn Adam S. Kramarow Carrie W. Kroll Jason J. Kruszka Kenneth L. Kuerzi Kelly Parsons Kwiatek Edward D. Lamar The Honorable Harlow H. Land, Jr. Paul S. Lawler Richard P. Lawson Paul J. Layne Barbara J. Leach Branden D. Ledford Professor Hugh M. Lee Kathryn E. Lee Keri A. Lee Zachary Lee D. Hywel Leonard Gareth G. Leonard & Melissa Sale Leonard Carrie M. Leontitsis & Francis S. Leontitsis Dr. Arthur H. Lester Jami L. Lewis Thomas E. Lewis, Jr. Shanshan Liang M. Paul Liepshutz Rebecca M. Lightle Jezabel P. Lima John W. Little, III Jack Locklin, Jr. Christine A. Logue Edward Alan Lopez E. John Lopez Patricia D. Lott & Richard I. Lott Carla J. Luggiero Professor Paul E. Lund Andrew J. Lutostanski William R. Lyle, Jr. Douglas S. Lyons & Marsha L. Lyons Dawn M. Mackland Raymer F. Maguire, III Pedro J. Malaret Sherri Denton Mallory Kevin P. Markey Matthew A. Martin Richard H. Martin Robert C. Martin

Major Nicholas A. Martz Susan C. Marvin James C. Massie & Janice G. Scott Colonel Elizabeth C. Masters D. Michael Mathes George W. Mathews, III Larry A. Matthews John G. Maus, Jr. Thomas I. Mayton, Jr. Commander Anthony J. Mazzeo Lindsay McCormick David W. McCrea Mari H. McCully Joseph A. McGlothlin Matthew H. Mears William N. Meggs Christopher L. Mellott Luis Menendez-Aponte Octavio E. Mestre The Honorable Larry E. Metz Matthew J. Metz & Sarah Morrison Metz The Honorable Anthony B. Miller Assistant Dean Catherine J. Miller David K. Miller J. Jerome Miller Melissa C. Miller Mindy L. Miller Kimelyn A. Minnifield John T. Mitchell The Honorable Donald S. Modesitt John P. Moneyham Hannah D. Monroe Marcia A. Monroe John A. Moore Douglas H. Morford Professor Michael T. Morley Clinton S. Morrell & Emily W. Morrell Harry Morrison, Jr. Jason R. Mosley Carl D. Motes Frank T. Moya Dina Samar Munasifi Craig A. Mundy Melissa B. Murphy Randolph P. Murrell Elizabeth W. Neiberger Gregory P. Nelson Emily T. Neubert John D. Neumann Brian A. Newman & Jacquelyn Lewis Newman Dr. Eucharia E. Nnadi Lisa B. Noroian Michael A. Novo Janna S. Nugent Preston O. Odom, III Roger E. O’Halloran J. Stephen O’Hara, Jr.

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AL L C A S H G I FTS BY L EV EL * Professor Jane Boyd Ohlin Damien A. Orato Scott A. Padgett The Honorable Robert G. Panse Logan S. Parker Sarah E. Parrow Ian E. Pate W. Scott Patterson Jonathan J. Paul Nathan J. Paulich Jonathan M. Pavsner The Honorable Richard G. Payne T. DeWayne Pearson Emily B. Peebles Thomas G. Pelham Stephan A. Pendorf Kirk A. Perrow Hunter P. Pfeiffer Matthew S. Pila Brian G. Pincket L. William Porter, III Corey J. Portnoy Del G. Potter The Honorable Errol H. Powell Martin F. Powell & Professor Hillary Copeland Powell Thomas L. Powell William D. Preston The Honorable Michael J. Provost Bryan T. Pugh Timothy R. Qualls Joshua Quick Paul A. Quimby Mary Lou Rajchel Amanda H. Rapp & Stephen J. Rapp Robert L. Ratliff, III The Honorable D’Ann Read Jason M. Renner & Kristen D. Renner Brett R. Renton Karen N. Reschly Yesenia F. Rey James P. Rhea A. Wayne Rich Captain Alan S. Richard Justin L. Richard The Honorable Nina N. Ashenafi Richardson Jeff J. Ricke Robert H. Rigsby, Jr. Douglas S. Roberts John E. Roberts Tiffany A. Roddenberry Alan W. Roddy J. Mark Rodgers Mark A. Roeder Douglas B. Rohan R. William Roland John D. Roman Ty G. Roofner Carrie E. Rosato

Zachary L. Ross Jodi M. Ruberg Mitchell J. Rubin Kathryn M. Rudderman Trevor C. Ruff Laura L. Rush Marlene Sallo Joseph R. Salzverg Jessica P. Sanchez Philip A. Sandon Hala A. Sandridge Carlos L. Santi William H. Sapp Alex M. Sarsfield Amelia A. Savage & Rick A. Savage Vicky A. Savage Robert I. Scanlan James M. Schiff Linda C. Schmidt Howard L. Scholl Robert A. Schreiber Alicia J. Schumacher Charles A. Schuster Peter Schwarz Lisa C. Scoles Lisa E. Scotten The Honorable Mary S. Scriven & Lansing C. Scriven Jon W. Searcy Christopher R. Seifter Marianna R. Seiler The Honorable Elizabeth A. Senterfitt Rebecca L. Shaffer Wesley D. Sherman Vikki R. Shirley Michael A. Shorstein Jennito Simon David R. Slaton Barbara R. Smith Christopher J. Smith Conti M. Smith Matthew A. Smith Dr. Robert S. Smith Sabrina Smith William H. Sned, Jr. The Honorable Julie S. Sneed The Honorable Charles P. Sniffen Richard H. Sollner Daniel M. Soloway Brenden D. Soucy Lieutenant Colonel Phylisha Robinson South Steven L. Sparkman Tricia A. Spivey Colonel Isaac C. Spragg William H. Stafford, III Hadas Kohn Stagman Linda J. Stalvey Marjorie Starnes-Bilotti Michael B. Stein Susan L. Stephens

Dustin S. Stephenson Joan Stewart Lynn C. Stewart- Mullen Michael G. Stofer Ted A. Stokes Krista A. Storey Sandra R. Stovall Richard T. Strickland The Honorable Radford R. Sturgis Richard M. Summa Marc A. Sussman Stephen E. Syfrett Major Steven P. Szymanski Sarah R. Taitt & Winston A. Taitt Charles R. Talley John Marc Tamayo Christon R. Tanner & Laura L. Tanner Professor Charlee M. Taylor Carol J. Taylor & Phillip H. Taylor Mark A. Templeton Timothy W. Terry Damian E. Thomas Daron Thomas James H. Thomas & Daron M. Kaye-Thomas Mark S. Thomas Ramona H. Thomas Shira R. Thomas Jordan Thompson Julie S. J. Thornton & J. Thompson Thornton Sharon C. Tiffany John A. Tomasino Michael J. Tomkiewicz Brandon J. Tomlinson James L. Torres & Kim W. Torres H. James Towey The Honorable Richard R. Townsend George E. Tragos Meredith Trammell Diane D. Tremor Richard M. Tucker Christian B. Turner Tony A. Turner United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey Sandra M. Upegui Michael Vaghaiwalla The Honorable Suzanne S. Van Wyk Mary P. Vance Margaret L. Vandervalk Joseph J. Van Rooy & Tara Van Rooy The Honorable Jessica E. Varn & Craig D. Varn Robert C. Volpe Travis A. Voyles Neill G. Wade, IV

Richard B. Wade J. Jeffry Wahlen, Esq Justin J. Wallace Louisa H. Warren & Ronald B. Warren The Honorable William David Watkins Terry L. Watson Jacquelyn Thomas Watts Christopher J. Weiss Robert W. Wells, Jr. & Linda A. Wells Thomas E. Wheeler, Jr. Brandon W. White Larry K. White William L. Whitesell Joshua A. Whitman Charles C. Whittington Teresa Beazley Widmer Michael S. Willard Alaine S. Williams Professor Kelli A. Williams Ronnie L. Williams Bonnie A. Wilmot Professor Hannah Wiseman Timothy D. Wolf Kathleen J. Wolff Taylor S. Wolff Richard F. Woodford, Jr. T. Michael Woods, Sr. David Luther Woodward R. Scheffel Wright The Honorable Philip J. Yacucci, Jr. Daniel Te Young

ASSOCIATES’ CLUB: UP TO $99 Ryan C. Abernethy Oluremi P. Abiodun Eric T. Abrahamsen & Brynna J. Ross Alan Abramowitz & Jodi K. Abramowitz Dr. Barbara D. Abrams Charles J. Abrams & Megan C. Abrams Kenny W. Acevedo Sheylla Aceves Adedotun R. Adetutu Julienne Adue Jamie T. Agnew Diana M. Aguilar-Sinisterra Rachel S. Akram Alexandra E. Akre Kay Francisco A. Albites Benjamin L. Alexander Jorge R. Alfonso Asad Ali Mana Alizadeh Chase T. Allen Isaac D. Allen

Paul M. Aloise, Jr. Abigail K. Altman & Cameron M. King Richard Andrew Constantino Alton Joaquin Alvarez Maame Abena N. AnanAnkomah Charles Anasagasti Alexander J. Anderson & Crystal D. Anderson Jared D. Anderson Landus J. Anderson Shannon M. Anderson Jessica K. Andrews Samantha J. Angelastro Patricia N. Annunziato Kaitlin G. Anouge Danielle M. Appignani Ricardo Arevalo-Medellin James J. Argento James E. Armstrong Gustavo E. Arvelo Frederick L. Aschauer, Jr. Jeremy Aschman Terrance L. Ashanta-Barker Mia I. Athanas Nicholas E. Athanas Joshua D. Aubuchon Elisabeth A. Avilla Michael A. Bacallao Aaron S. Baghdadi Lakiera R. Bailey Linda A. Bailey Nora R. Bailey & Patrick M. Bailey Rochelle Bailey Steven Baird Brittnie R. Baker Jonathan T. Baker Kaitlyn F. Baker Kelly A. Baker Ronald L. Baker Enrique Baltar Rebecca Bandy Stephen F. Barber David J. Barberie Erika J. Barger Jacob F. Barnes John A. Barr Kenneth J. Barr Jacob Bennett Barrow Daniel P. Bart Shirley L. Bates Ana Eliza T. Bauersachs Catherine L. Bauman Kyle S. Bauman Jett L. Baumann Emily J. Baxter Allison J. Beachy David R. Bear Christopher J. Beardslee Shay M. Beaudoin

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Alexander S. Beck Christina N. Behan James R. Bell Robert M. Bell John W. Bencivenga Calvin L. Bender Andrew M. Bennett Jesse S. Bennett Laura L. A. Bennett Patrick S. Bennett Brent J. Berben Natalie M. Berezin Benjamin L. Berkowitz Lourdes Bernal-Dixon Caylen R. Berry Heather N. Best Nikki K. Bhavsar Patrick S. Bickford Hana C. Bilicki Maite C. Bisigni Tandy T. Blackburn Acima M. Blagg Nicole E. Blais Jose A. Blanco Michael D. Blank Lesley B. Blanton Samantha N. Blatz Aaron R. Blau William M. Blocker, II Daniel R. Blundy Lauren E. Bobek Bradley G. Bodiford

Gene S. Boger Brooke E. Boinis Alexander R. Boler Kristen E. Bond Matthew D. Bordelon James A. Bordonaro The Honorable Mark J. Borello Lee-Anne Bosch Stacey M. Bosch Jordan A. Botsch Jenna Bottey & Mitchell A. Bottey Jackson R. Boudet W. Troy Bouk Samuel B. Boundy Amanda S. Bova Corinne H. Bowden Alexander H. Bowen Jill M. Bowen Alison P. Bowlby The Honorable F. Scott Boyd David A. Boyer Shannon C. Boyer Joseph M. Bracken Elizabeth A. Bradford M. Kamalani Bradley Joseph S. Brannen Grayling E. Brannon Jonathan C. Brannon Christopher S. Branton & Jennifer B. Branton Sarah L. Brazill

Kristina E. Brennan Peter W. Brennan Mary H. Brewer Coleman L. Brice & Elizabeth W. Brice Captain Ryan L. Briggs Travis A. Bright, Jr. Abby L. Brinkman Alexander T. Bronfeld Lauren C. Brooker Matthew R. Brooks Edward S. Brower Asa Brown Elizabeth C. Brown Haley K. Brown Savannah J. Brown Michael M. Brownlee & Paetra T. Brownlee Dillon Brozyna Natalie P. Bryant Elizabeth B. Buchanan Daniel L. Buchholz Benjamin W. Buck Jr. E. Bruce Buckley Linda G. Bulecza Charles O. Burden, Jr. Christa E. Burger Elizabeth B. Burgess & Gavin D. Burgess James P. Burleson Emily M. Burns J. Jeffrey Burns

Nicholas G. Bush Jason D. Byrd, Jr. Damien J. Bythrow Rome S. Cagnina Charles W. Callahan, III Jason C. Callahan Bryant C. Camareno Destinee Campbell Bruton M. Campbell-Work Erin L. Cantelmo Lindsay T. Card & Alexander A. Card Nicholas M. Cardamone Brett M. Carey Nathaniel Carlson Ian B. Carnahan Keirsey J. Carns Tyler J. Caron Sarah F. Carter Sidney Carter Lindsay L. Carter-Tidwell Monica B. Carusello John M. Cary Susan M. Casajuana Shaun M. Casey Diane G. Cassaro Bennett D. Cassidy Christina E. Castillo Olivia L. Cato Rafael A. Centurion Miguel J. Chamorro John L. Chaney

John W. Chapman Valerie L. Chartier-Hogancamp Andrew H. Chase Precious Y. Chavez Peter R. Chechanover Shane A. Chernoff David W. Childs Mylena O. Chin-See Min K. Cho Constantine Christakis Matthew Citrin Edourad-Hugh E. Clarke Stacy M. Cleveland Brandon S. Cline Alex M. Clise Christine A. Clolinger Megan K. Clouden Kellie L. Cochran Quinn Cockrell Macie J. Codina Gannon M. Coens Douglas A. Cohen Kaylin R. Cohen Ryan A. Colon Jennifer G. Comella The Honorable Timothy Coon Carol J. Cooper Salvatore T. Coppolino Daniel C. Corbett Arnold B. Corsmeier Samantha R. Coughlin Michelle C. Covin

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AL L C A S H G I FTS BY L EV EL * Ernest A. Cox, IV Ryan C. Cox Kathryn E. Crandall Clayton B. Culler Teresa F. Cummings Bailey E. Cunningham Michael A. Currea Holly P. Curry Laura L. Dadowski Austin T. Dailey Elizabeth C. Daley Matthew R. Daley Emmalyn C. Dalton Brittany Rhodaback Dambly Alexandria C. Dantes Jean-Paul C. Daou Jonathan L. Darden Colleen J. Darken Jordan A. Datchko Cheyayn L. Davidson The Honorable Ella Jane P. Davis Janelle G. Davis Pamela G. Davis Sonya K. Daws Christina L. Day Lauryn A. Day Gabriela F. De Almeida Elizabeth M. De Armas Abigail F. Dean Douglas H. Dean Melody M. Deatherage Anna K. DeCerchio Amanda T. Degance John M. DeJager, III Jason P. Del Rosso Peter V. Delia & Caitlin R. Mawn Brandon K. DellaBella Christina M. DelMarco Andrew D. Deneen Ryan P. Denish Zuriel N. Denmark Kiersten M. Denny Marcy B. Waters Desantis Angela C. Desmond & Sean T. Desmond Diane G. Dewolf Philip M. Di Spirito Austin R. Diaz Daniel L. Diaz-Balart Thomas L. Dickens, III Catherine L. Dickson Haley A. Dierkes Maxwell H. Dietz Taynah T. Diniz-Alves James C. Dinkins & Maria S. Dinkins Alicia T. Dixon Michael B. Dobson Angelo Dodys Shannon L. Doheny Shannon R. Dolson Jennifer A. Donahue Jordan L. Donaldson

Marin B. Donnelly Natasha B. Dorsey Salim Z. Douaihy Robert C. Downie, II Kimberly K. Downs Evan J. Drake Paul P. Drake & Kristi M. Drake Alexander Duarte Eli M. DuBosar Julie Anna E. Ducey Lisa M. Duchene Rachel J. Duffy Kate D. Dukes George M. Duncan, V Shannon L. Duncanson Chad W. Dunn Hannah C. Dushane Avery L. Dyen Anton K. Dyer Rachael A. Dziechciarz Kelsey A. Early Angel Eason David H. Echavarria John D. Edwards Karis L. Edwards Micheal A. Edwards Philip W. Edwards Robert M. Edwards Jennifer J. Eggerling Avlana K. Eisenberg Benjamin H. Eisenberg Alexandra M. Elder Johnny P. Elhachem Jeffrey S. Elkins Brandy E. Elliott R. Matthew Elliott Elizabeth Desloge Ellis Uriah R. Ellis Robert C. Elmore Christopher S. Emmanuel Katherine A. Emrich Joseph E. Endicott Omar A. Erchid Maikel N. Eskander Aubrey Etheridge Eddie D. Evans Joy P. Ewertz Inga G. Fahs-Gielisse Robert E. Faigin Lee L. Fairchild Estefania Fakes Kathryn L. Fanning Cassidy G. Farach Paige M. Farach Khalil E. Farah Samuel A. Farkas Samuel Farot Jessica Y. Featherstone Jason S. Feder Jillian L. Feltham & Jonathan A. Feltham, II Kara A. Fenlon Brian L. Fernandes

Vincent A. Fernandez Joao P. Ferreira Aaron S. Feuer Leonard S. Feula Erin A. Fields Lazaro P. Fields Megan N. Fields Andrew R. Fier Nathan L. Figueroa Tyler G. Finello Nicole R. Fingerhut & Ryan A. Fingerhut Mykoll Finikin Jody L. Finklea Sara K. Finnigan Brenna Fischer Christopher M. Fitzpatrick & Teresa S. Fitzpatrick Robert A. Fleming, III Major David J. Fletcher Tara R. Flomenhoft Karina M. Flores Christopher J. Fluehr, Jr. Madison R. Foley Samantha M. Folkes Melissa J. Ford Tracy L. Forgue Angela Smith Fortier Edward L. Foster, III Geneva R. Fountain Joshua S. Foutz Nicholas A. Fox Roberta J. Fox Stephen W. Foxwell Thomas Fraleigh Shalisa M. Francis Berly P. Francois Daniel P. Fraser Anne Marie Frazee Angela B. Froelich Lindsey H. Frost Joshua R. Funderburke Malia-Lyn T. Fushikoshi Christina M. Galindo-Walsh Stephanie C. Galloway Brandon T. Gamble Dr. Alejandro Gancedo Maria F. Garcia Bahamonde Joseph V. Gardner Lester A. Garringer, Jr. Courtney Gatesman William Gauldin Craig R. Gaver Amanda N. Gay & J. Wes Gay Alexa C. Gebert Markendia H. Geffrard Derek W. Gengler Emanuela Gentile Professor Sally C. Gertz Claudia Gesiotto Aaron R. Getty John P. Gillen Samuel Gilot

Alexandra T. Gioffre Dana J. Girardi & Matthew T. Girardi Ben E. Girtman Steven R. Givens Susan R. Givens Brandon T. Glanz Carly R. Glaser George A. Glenn Jessica R. Glickman James S. Glotzbach Erica R. Gloyd Matthew G. Goeke Ruth L. Gokel Mitchell R. Golden Jason N. Goldman Judith Rice Goldman Sean C. Goldstein Alison L. Gollnick Laura E. Gomes Carlos G. Gomez Conrado Gomez, Jr. Reinaldo Gomez de la Vega Meghan L. Gomez Lily M. McCarty Gonzalez Jamila G. Gooden Travis V. Goodin Owen K. Goodwyne Ellie D. Goralnick Danielle S. Gordon Andrew B. Goshen Kevin W. Gotfredson Jonathan D. Grabb John M. Grady Amy M. Graham Josiah D. Graham William L. Grant Sherri-Ann Grant-Clarke Sean K. Gravel Dhaima Gray Molly E. Gray-Snyder James R. Green, Jr. Jeremy R. Green Justin B. Green Whitney L. Green Andrew B. Greenlee Jessica L. Gregory Michael A. Greif Christian A. Greminger & Elizabeth M. Greminger Marshawn M. Griffin David W. Grimes Andrew J. Grogan & Lindsay W. Grogan Julianna E. Groot Olivier R. Guerrier Tabitha M. Guinot Michael A. Gumula & Michelle A. Gumula Andrea Guzman Grant Haas Stephen K. Hachey Lauren L. Hafner

Gilbert F. Hain & Malinda A. Hain Genevieve Hall Jason D. Hall & Nicki M. Hall Carlton C. Hamilton, III Christopher M. Hamilton Tammy Hammack-Barber Jeffrey S. Hammer & Melly Northcutt Hammer Dina F. Hammoud Heather K. Ham-Warren Mark S. Hanor Kaliopi S. Haralambis Richard B. Harb Jordan A. Harcombe Daynica L. Harley Sheila Y. Harley Genevieve C. Harper Alice Faye Harris Robert K. Harris Shenika LaTia Harris Cooper R. Harrison Gabriel M. Hartsell Shannon B. Hartsfield Devin R. Harvey Sara C. Hassler Christopher D. Hastings Joshua M. Hawkes David A. Hayes & Ashley P. Hayes Stephanie R. Hayes Nathaniel Hearn, Jr. David B. Heedy Justin T. Heintz Quinn A. Henderson Coleman P. Hengesbach Christina Henry Zachary D. Herman Colonel Steven P. Hester Matthew A. Hicks Christopher L. Hill Christopher M. Hill Jason C. Hill Nathan W. Hill Katherine Littell Hinchey Meredith C. Hinshelwood Shanee L. Hinson Howard R. Hipolito Heidi L. Hobbs Lawrence J. Hodz & Vivian C. Hodz Michael W. Hoffman Matthew J. Hogan Justin K. Holcombe Jason W. Holman Alexandra Holt & John D. Holt Jaeson W. Homola Luciana X. Hornung Ashley D. Houlihan Cailynn J. Houlihan Reginald W. Howard, II Warren C. Howell, III Adam B. Hubbell Safiya M. Hudson Susan Odzer Hugentugler

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Courtney M. Humeston Jacob D. Humphrey Justin T. Hundersmarck Karen T. Hundley Thomas L. Hunker Morgan M. Hunn Andrew Hunt Glenn W. Hunt Tia S. Huntley Angela L. Huston Miller & Eric T. Miller Miles W. Igou Lisa H. Ihns Denisse C. Ilabaca-Ravinet Olufunsho Ilori Nida Imtiaz Akio M. Ito & Jamie M. Ito Erin Gremillion Jackson Hannah M. Jackson Kaitlin J. Jackson Greggory E. Jacobs Dino Jahic Reginald E. Janvier Laurence Jeanlus Bridgette M. Jensen Dillon H. S. Jess Georgina Jimenez-Orosa Lori L. Jobe Hope E. Johnson Mark B. Johnson The Honorable T. Michael Johnson Cullan E. D. Jones

Matthew J. Jones Alejandro E. Jordan Andrew E. Jordan Deborah R. Jordan Kelsey M. Joyce Carlos Juarez Patrick R. Jules Sunho Jung Mayra G. Justo Aybar Denice G. Kacperski Steven J. Kahn Rachael P. Kaiman Daniel E. Kalter Kevin Kane Luke L. Kane Nathan J. Kaplan Annalise R. Kapusta Justin F. Karpf Christopher J. Karpinski & Stacey H. Karpinski Ethan S. Katz John Cameron E. Katz Rebekah L. Kaufman Richard C. Kearley, III & Stephanie T. Kearley C. Laurence Keesey Brent J. Kelleher Dana B. Keller Stephen J. Keller Benjamin R. Kelley J. Eugene Kelley, Jr. Rachelle-Marie Kelly Tanner Kelsey

Kristopher J. Kest Laura E. Ketcham Margaret Jost Khan Kelly J. Kibbey Duri Kim Andrew B. King Mary K. King Natalie M. King Bradley F. Kinni Caitlyn L. Kio Natalie N. Kirbo Ashley R. Kirkham Corey C. Kirkwood McKenzie R. Kirlan Matthew D. Kissner Michael G. Kissner, Jr. Sarah Finney Kjellin Pamela Haddock Klavon Kristina N. Klein Kathleen J. Klepfer James I. Knudson, II The Honorable Frederick L. Koberlein Edward M. Koch John G. Koeppel Owen L. Kohler Steven E. Kolbert Haley D. Kole Carlyn H. Kowalsky Professor Lawrence S. Krieger Samantha Kunin Sara M. Kunzig Lydia Labar

Alan J. LaCerra Cameryn R. Lackey Benjamin M. Lagos Joseph M. Lamb Tristan A. LaNasa Alexa K. Landreaux Allison Sundberg Lane Erick D. Langenbrunner Melody S. Lankford Rene M. Larkin Professor Carla Laroche Kristen G. Larson Sharon D. Larson Nicholas D. Lashbrook Alyssa S. Lathrop Anthony S. Lavargna Richard A. Lavery, Jr. Professor Jennifer Parker LaVia & John T. LaVia, III Jordane E. Learn Joseph D. Leavitt Jared M. Lee & Ruth H. Jackson Lee Richard P. Lee Taina H. Leinonen Melanie R. Leitman Genevieve A. Lemley Alexander J. Lenk Dylan M. Levenson Robin H. Levy Cheyenne T. Lewis Halley B. Lewis, IV Wei Li

Kenneth L. Lineberger Margaret J. Linscott Amy E. Lipford Chad E. Lipsky Brandon G. Little Jennifer K. Little Valerie A. Little & Byron W. Wright John A. LoBianco, III Rebeccah S. LoCascio & Steffen M. LoCascio Morgan M. Lodes Professor Wayne A. Logan Rebecca L. Logston Ashleigh J. Lollie Kristen J. Lonergan Troy E. Longman, II Pedro Z. Lopes Daniel J. Lopez Rachel L. Lopez & ames B. Marshall Manny J. Lorenzana Matthew J. Loscher Jessica E. Loshin Adrienne C. Love Shelby L. Loveless Clayton L. Lovett Danielle Lucas Malinda R. Lugo Adrian A. Lukis & Ashley E. Lukis Jennifer M. Lutzke Chance Lyman Chelsie Lyons

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AL L C A S H G I FTS BY L EV EL * Viktor Lyusi Ian S. MacDonald Anne M. Macia Robert M. Mack Robert S. Mactavish Dayna Maeder Renda D. Cook Maginnis Michael T. Maguire Michael W. Magyar J. Ryan Mahler The Honorable Mark H. Mahon Sara A. Mahoney Jedediah A. Main Christian Mairena Michael J. Makdisi Michael C. Maloney Michael S. Manias Kalie M. Maniglia Brian G. Many Julie C. Marble Lawrence J. Marchbanks Eden Marcu Brandon G. Marcus Timothy A. Marcus William Mariani Professor David L. Markell Vanessa Marquez Roxy Marrese, III Alison L. Marshall Ann T. Marshall Nathan W. Marshburn Amy E. Martin & Jonathan A. Martin Jonathan A. Martin Natasha John Martin Pamela A. Martin Michael A. Martinez Harrison F. Martingayle Gary J. Martoccio Blake R. Mathesie Sarah R. Mathews George V. Matlock Professor Patricia A. Matthews Peter J. Matthews, III Jonathan H. Maurer Joseph P. Mawhinney Joseph P. Mawhinney, II Kerry A. Mawn & Karissa R. Mawn Rachel Maxwell Benjamin J. Mayer Sarah B. Mayer William R. Mayer Elizabeth J. Maykut Luc Mazzini, II Douglas McAlarney Derrick J. McBurrows Marina L. McCarthy Ryan W. McCarville Charles F. McClamma Samantha A. McClure Margaret A. McCormick Michael K. McCormick

Chandler D. McCoy Ryan P. McDonald Sylvia M. McDonald-Kaufman James E. McDowell Cassandra R. McEwan Logan K. McEwen Joseph T. McGehee Jonathan A. McGowan Mary M. McInerny Jason A. McIntosh Michael J. McKeon Amanda B. McKibben C. Preston McLane Lily H. McLauchlin Conor J. McLaughlin R. David McLaughlin Gavin C. McLean Daniel O. McLeod The Honorable F. Shields McManus Carter M. McMillan Kristen A. Y. McMullen Carrie B. McNamara W. Brent McNeal Kate McWeeney Steven R. Medendorp Charles F. Melges Jessica M. Melkun Michael C. Melli Benjamin M. Melnick Leon V. Melnicoff W. Nathan Meloon Jacqueline A. Menzel Olen W. Meredith Brett G. Mereness & Jacquelyn A. Mereness Jeremy M. Merkin Rolando E. Mesa Chelsea L. Metka Joseph P. Miano Emily S. Michel Malcolm P. Mickler, III John L. Milla Brett J. Miller Van Miller Nichole C. Milton Matthew A. Minnick Evan B. Mishkin Aqueelah S. Mitchell Kyle V. Mitchell Nicholas A. Moayad Eric D. Molina Nicole Crystal Marie Molner Anna R. Mompremier Russell Matthew P. Monilla Kerven L. Montfort Lauren R. Moody Walter D. Moody Ashley L. Moore Theresa A. Moore J. Michael Moorhead Alyson G. Morelli Hollie Morey

Sarah L. Morgan Eduardo E. Morles Cullen C. Morris Shannon M. Morris Jennifer Mosquera Sophia M. Muina Brendan J. Mullen David G. Mulock Allison R. Muney Anne M. Murphy Celeste O. Murphy-Gerling Jeanne M. Murray Jessica B. Murray Kelli A. Murray Corinne R. Murrell Skye E. Musson Ryan G. Myers Caitlyn J. Myerson Trevor D. Mylin L. Danielle Nagy Alan C. Nash Ashley R. Navarrete Sordum N. Ndam Matthew C. Neff & Lauren Reynolds Neff Caroline M. Nelson Mallory A. Neumann Janet P. Newburg Timothy L. Newhall Christopher T. Nickels Jo-Anna M. Nieves William A. Nilson Natalia I. Nincevic Angela M. Nixon Isabel L. Nogues David M. Noll Gregory M. Noonan Alessandra Norat Mousinho Alexandra Noriega Daniel C. Norris Colin P. Norton Kirsten M. Nowak Laura E. Noyes Sidney Noyes Domingos A. Nunes Neto Jorge A. Nunez Courtney L. Oakes Michael S. Oback Alison S. O’Brien Christopher R. O’Brien Cian G. O’Brien Mandy R. O’Callaghan Gregory M. Ohl Tiffany N. A. Oliver Diana Olsen Garrett M. Olsen Taylor M. Onik Joseph D. Ort Daniel C. Osborne David R. Osborne Tiffany A. Osei-Owusu Esther Osim Andrea F. Osorio

Amy E. Osteryoung Samuel B. Ostrow Hunter G. Oswalt-Smith Kara R. Ottervanger Yanique L. Otto Darcie A. Owens & Joseph M. Hendry, III William G. Pafford Alexandra H. Palermo Henry T. Palmer Georgette Panagotacos Menelaos K. Papalas Robert E. Paradela R. Worth Parker Juan C. Parrado Charlotte E. Parsons Dilipkumar Patel Payal V. Patel Ann Claire Patterson Gavin M. Patterson Taylor N. Patton Danielle N. Paul Justin Paul Anthony J. Paviglianiti Aaron J. Peacock Elizabeth A. Pearce Zachary L. Pechter Harold F. Peek, Jr. Nicole S. Peet Robert A. Pell Christy Donovan Pemberton Madelyn Pendarvis Melissa W. Pennington Emily R. Pepin Jaycee Peralta Timothy J. Percell Joseph M. Percopo Cassidy M. Perdue Patrick E. Perez Raul L. Perez Bianca L. Perito Christopher A. Perrigan David A. Perrott Commander Jonathan C. Perry Kyle P. Peters Justin S. Peterson Leanne J. Pflaum Thomas R. Philpot Kristen E. Piazza Michael D. Piccolo Angelica C. Pichardo Janaye M. G. Pieczynski Meghan E. Pieler Jackson D. Pierce Sarah R. H. Pietila Kelsey N. Pincket Cynthia Piotrowski Anastacia E. Pirrello David G. Pius Richard G. Place Bruce D. Platt Andrew Podlaski Carter J. Pope

Matthew W. Pope Corie N. Posey Christopher B. Posner Sara N. Potter Athanasios Poulakidas Ashlee A. Pouncy Alexandra Powell & Robert J. Powell Lorene C. Powell Erik S. Pozek Byron L. Price Kathryn E. Price PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLC Matthew C. Pritchett Katie B. Privett Jake K. Proudfoot Joseph C. Proulx Dylan L. Pryor Carlos A. Puentes, Jr. Alexander M. Purpuro Marissa S. Pyle Syed M. Qadri Samuel P. Queirolo Jonathan H. Quigley Dillon M. Quinn Stephanie M. Quiñones Edwin M. Quinones-Seneriz Professor Adria E. Quintela Patrick A. Raley Christopher R. Ramirez Navin A. Ramnath Kyle J. B. Rash Justin R. Ravelo Heather A. Raya Lopez Hastings S. C. Read Steven D. Reardon Taylor Reaves Douglas P. Reddick Kyle L. Redfearn Jacquelyn Redmond Michael D. Redondo John R. Reeves AnnaLaura M. Rehwinkel Eric L. Reichenberger & Danielle A. Sherriff Stephen C. Reilly Eric M. Reinarman William J. Repko, III Chad E. Revis Carlos A. Rey Alex Reyes Tommy A. Richmond Eryn E. Riconda Annette N. Riddle Rayanna B. Riecss Brent T. Riggle Jerod M. Rigoni & Michelle K. Rigoni Quinn B. Ritter Julian D. Rivas-Firpi Jonathan Riveras Francis M. S. Roberts Benjamin G. Robinson

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Amanda M. Robocker Francis P. Roche, Jr. Hannah L. Rodgers CDR Peter M. Rodnite Alexis I. Rodriguez Jessica J. Rodriguez Ashley S. Rodriguez de Conte Michael A. Roe Eric D. Rogers Lauren E. Rolfe Tiya S. Rolle Brenda L. Roman Stephanie Roman Caban Sheryl D. Rosen Evan J. Rosenthal Jared M. Ross Trey A. Rothell William B. Rothenberg Seth I. Rubin Jason P. Rudderman Hayes O. Rule Shaina A. Ruth Professor Erin Ryan Mary M. Rychlik William T. Sadleir Mourama S. Saint-Fleur Jacob Salit Gregory S. Salnick Abby D. Salter Carla S. Sanchez Professor Karen E. Sandrik Ross Ryan M. Sanford Steven D. Santiago Kassandra M. Satterly Alison H. Sausaman Sally J. Savage Erik L. Sayler Kayla M. Scarpone Eric D. Schab Deborah E. Schander Zackery Scharlepp Richard C. N. Schiffer Michael W. Schmid Blair L. Schneider Terry Moldoff Schneider Lauren H. Scholz Carly J. Schrader Adam G. Schwartz Diane A. Scott Lindsay K. Scott Victoria A. Scotti Scott J. Seagle Alessandro G. Secino Emina Sehovic Robert K. Senior Lieutenant Colonel D. David Sessions Abraham M. Shakfeh Kala K. Shankle Fred B. Share Karusha Y. Sharpe Lillian R. Sharpe Kenneth N. Shaw

William A. Shaw Brendan J. Shearman Aaron P. Sheklin Gregory L. Shelton Adrienne J. Shepherd Executive Director Rebecca B. Shepherd Jaime L. Roocke Sherman Jessalea M. Shettle Glenn J. Shidner Shelby N. Shilatz-Lewis Paige B. Shoemaker Tyler K. Shoenfelt Sarah R. Shuler Katie Marie Siciliano William R. Sickler Rachel L. Siegel-McLaughlin Marcela Sierra-Arce Alyssa T. Silva Megan S. Silver Shoshana J. Silver Mitchell L. Silverman Matthew M. Simmonds Rashad J. Simon Craig J. Simpson Chad N. Sinckler Brian D. Sites Joshua M. Smallwood Anthony B. Smith, Jr. Miqolae Smith Patricia L. Smith Race T. Smith Stuart W. Smith Jonathan Smulevich Roary E. Snider Michelle A. Snoberger David R. Snyder Timothy H. Snyder Joseph Sobecki Angela Soety Max J. Solomon Ryan Soscia Julia R. Sotolongo Sarah A. Spacht Stephen A. Spaid Christen L. Spake Timothy P. Sparks Steven K. Specht Michael J. Speer Matthew C. Spielman H. Barrett Spraggins Cody A. Sprouse Sharon C. St. Clair Tamara R. St. Hilaire Nancy L. Staff Charles J. Stafford Kristina V. Stamenovska David J. Stark Chad A. Steen Samuel B. Steinberg Erica F. Steinmiller-Perdomo Lance D. Stephens Andrew J. Stephenson

Emily M. Stephenson The Honorable Randall L. Stephenson Jacob C. Sternlicht Brooke E. Stewart Leon S. Stewart Jeffrey W. Stidham Henry A. Stiles IV Matthew R. Stock Christopher D. Stokes Tyler E. Stokes Steven J. Stolting Scott A. Stone Shannon Stone Lauren R. Storch Matthew H. Storch Jacek Stramski Matthew C. Strenth Matthew L. Strong Shana S. Stuckey Matthew A. Sulkin Miranda S. Sullivan Jenna Sutter Mary L. Sweet Philip J. Sypula Jenna L. Syrdahl Lauren R. Tabas S. Christopher Tajer Laurel A. Tallent Stephanie J. Tanada Aaron M. Tankel Judith N. Tankel Scott A. Tavolieri Joshua Taylor Mikayla T. Taylor Thomas A. Taylor Michael L. Tebbi Jessica Tehlirian Adam R. Teichler Ari I. Telisman Nyah C. Tennell Alyssa C. Terriaca Jeffrey M. Tharp & Virginia E. Tharp Andrew G. Thomas Elizabeth E. Thomas Oliver L. Thomas Thomas G. Thomas Danielle N. Thompson Henry A. W. Thompson Kimberly A. Thompson Tre’Ana L. Thompson Clayton W. Thornton Gabriela N. Timis Conner P. Timoney Ashley A. Tinsley Graham H. Todd Robert J. Todd Cheryl L. Tomlinson Kathleen P. Toolan Carolyn Q. DeVita Tooley Michael D. Tooley Jorge E. Torres Puig

Nicholas S. Towell Jeffrey B. Trammell Philip S. Traynor Allison M. Tringas Jackson R. Truslow Erin E. Tuck Amber L. Tucker Tiara J. Tucker Rebecca P. Tulipan Alexander H. Twedt F. Joseph Ullo, Jr. & Anne-Marie Martinez Amelia M. Ulmer Mallory Umbehagen Jesse I. Unruh Ashley A. Urban Michael A. Usry Professor Manuel Utset, Jr. Marissa D. Vairo Humberto S. Valdes Katherine N. Van Dijk Robert D. Vandiver Arielle S. Vanon Amanda R. Varrone Camille M. Vazquez- Infantolino Elizete D. S. Velado John M. Vernaglia Juanita Villalpando Michele M. Visconti Marie G. Vital Matthew F. Vitale Lorena M. Vollrath-Bueno Alexa N. Vranick Ambar J. Vyas Reid M. Wakefield Luke M. Waldron Michael S. Walker Tonya H. Walker Weston Walker Dylan P. Wallace William Wallshein Courtney N. Walmer Leon M. Walsh, Jr. Joseph D. Walters Robert Walters Alexandria E. Walters-Williams John J. Waltz Yetian Wang Joseph J. Ward C. Brent Wardrop Caroline E. Ware Rex D. Ware Felicia L. Warren Megan M. Warren Samuel E. Watford Juana C. Watkins Philip D. Wayne Joseph L. Webster Stephen G. Webster Kathryn L. Wedemyer W. Timothy Weekley Dean Emeritus Donald and Virginia Weidner

Nathan S. Weinbaum Timothy H. Wells Robert R. Wheeler, Jr. Matthew M. Whiddon Thomas E. Whigham, Jr. C. Erica White Eugene C. White Ryann E. White Stephen R. White Stefan M. Whiting Claire A. Whitley Michael L. Wiener Allison R. Wiggins & Sean Wiggins Jeffrey J. Wilcox Donna L. Wilhelm-Hudson Anne Marie D. Williams Brandi P. Williams Courtney L. Williams Francis T. Williams Jason G. Williams Joel P. Williams J. Payton Williams Matthew C. Williams Megan L. Williams Stuart F. Williams Angela J. Williams-Rivera Allyson B. Willis Elizabeth W. Willis Lori A. Willner Joel C. Wilson Kaitlynne M. Wilson Laurabeth M. M. Wilson Walton M. Wilson Kevin M. Winters Julia M. Wischmeier Zachary L. Wiseman Ryan B. Witte Heather L. Wolfe John J. Wolfel, Jr. Joseph A. Wolski Shannon Wong Adam W. Wood Joseph C. Wood Erik Woody Jodiceson F. Woody Nondas Davis Worthington Michael S. Wyse Kamilla R. Yamatova Amie H. Young Lorraine L. Young Marshawn A. Young Janelle E. Zabresky Stephanie M. Zachary Jonathan N. Zaifert Victor J. Zambetti Ezekiel W. Zanetta Megan E. Zbikowski John J. Zonas L. David Zube

*Includes only cash received during the 2020 fiscal year and not prior payments or future pledges. See page 5 for Larger Gift Commitments.

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BOOK AWARD SPONSORS

(as of June 30, 2020)

Book Awards generate scholarship funds for the college and recognize the academic achievements of law students. They also recognize the highest student grade in each sponsored course. Awards are sponsored with an annual contribution of $3,000 per year for each of five years. For information about Book Award sponsorship, please contact Becky Shepherd, executive director of alumni outreach and engagement, at 850.644.0231 or rshepher@law.fsu.edu.

Allen Norton & Blue, P.A.

Hopping Green & Sams

LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT LAW

LAND USE LAW

*Tanya L. Bower

Deborah K. Kearney

TAXATION OF BUSINESS ENTITIES

STATE CONSTITUTIONAL LAW

Jason and Leslie Burnett

*Neal B. Osiason

BANKRUPTCY

BUSINESS PLANNING

Joseph and Alyssa Flood

Judge Emerson R. Thompson, Jr.

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW

APPELLATE ADVOCACY

Garcia Law Firm, P.A.

Joshua M. Toman

EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION

ELECTION LAW

Kelly Hancock

Michael Ufferman Law Firm

TRIAL STRATEGY

CRIMINAL LAW

Hopping Green & Sams

Jackson C. Varet

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW

ANIMAL LAW

*New Book Award Sponsors for Fiscal Year 2019-2020

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THANKS TO OUR ALUMNI RECEPTION SPONSORS

(as of June 30, 2020)

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 BARBRI WORKERS’ COMPENSATION EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE BREAKFAST George B. Cappy (’72) James N. McConnaughhay (’69) Steven A. Rissman (’72) HOMECOMING RECEPTION James N. McConnaughhay (’69) McConnaughhay, Coonrod, Pope, Weaver & Stern PALM BEACH ALUMNI RECEPTION Scott B. Smith (’98) Scott Smith Injury Law FT. LAUDERDALE ALUMNI RECEPTION Leonard K. Samuels (’85) Berger Singerman ORLANDO ALUMNI RECEPTION Nelson Mullins

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FLORIDA STATE LAW

NONPROFIT ORG US POSTAGE PAID TALLAHASSEE, FL PERMIT #55

COLLEGE OF LAW FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY TALLAHASSEE, FL 32306-1601

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