Law School Honors and Awards

Presented by the Asian Pacific American Law Students Association to students who have evidenced an intent to contribute to the Asian Pacific Islander American community and the public interest.

• Nithya Arun

• Nate Sumimoto

Enables students who have completed two or more years of law study to pursue academic or professional projects abroad. These fellowships are made possible through the generosity of Helen Bates Van Tyne.

• Luis E. Fiallos

• Ryan M. Pham

• Kushagr Bakshi

Recognizing scholastic excellence in the fields of international and/or constitutional law, as well as participation and leadership in activities related to the Law School’s educational program. The fund for this award was established by friends and associates of the late S. Anthony Benton, ’63, an excellent student and a participant and leader in extracurricular activities at the Law School.

• Emily Elizabeth Hammerslough

• Marcie Rotblatt

Recognizing distinction in the field of international law and in related Law School activities. The award was established by friends, colleagues, and students of the late Professor William W. Bishop in appreciation for his long and distinguished service as teacher, scholar, and editor-in-chief of the American Journal of International Law.

• Andrea E. Lofquist

Recognizing excellence in the study of the First Amendment. This award was established by graduates of the Law School in honor of Lee Bollinger, dean of the Law School from 1987 to 1994 and president of the University of Michigan from 1996 to 2001.

• Karisma Keeton 

Presented to the 2023 graduating law student with the highest grade point average in the class.

• Jacob Pearlman, ’23

The oldest of the various competitions at the Law School, the Campbell Competition involves many hours of intense preparation by both its participants and the student board, which plans and implements the event. The competition is sponsored by Dickinson Wright PLLC.

• Karisma Keeton (First Place)

• Meg Beyer (Second Place)

Presented to students who have evidenced an intent to apply their legal training in a manner that will assist the development of an economically depressed and traditionally disadvantaged community. The fund for this award was established by the Black Law Students Association in cooperation with the Black Alumni Association to motivate law students toward the social commitment demonstrated by Michigan Law student Butch Carpenter before his death in 1978.

• Niko Blakely

Runners-up

• Jamie Fisher

• Tannicil Bellot

Presented to the student who has attained the highest scholastic average at the beginning of his or her senior year. The award is presented through the generosity of the Hon. Guy B. Findley, 1908.

• Nicholas Gadola Holmes

Presented to a member of the Michigan Law Review editorial staff for outstanding contributions. The award was established in memory of Howard Coblentz, 1918, who enlisted while a student and lost his life during World War I.

• Sophia G. Bucci

Presented to the author of the best student contribution to the Michigan Law Review.

• Emilia Rose Maluf

Presented by the faculty to students who have produced scholarly work of superior quality for seminars or independent research projects. The award is given for work prepared without the expectation of publication.

• Caleb Ashley

• William Bock IV 

• Andrew Del Vecchio

• Tomas Rios

• Jacob C. Smith

Awarded for the best scholarly work in civil rights, constitutional law, or judicial review. This prize was awarded for the 2023 academic year.

• Carter Brace, “Revisiting the ‘Tradition of Local Control’ in Public Education”

Recognizing outstanding achievement in bankruptcy-related courses and research.

• Katherine M. Osborn

Recognizing a Michigan Law Review editorial board member for leadership of and significant contributions to the journal.

• David Canada

Recognizing excellence in courses in the field of corporate law. The award was established by the Detroit firm Miller Canfield to honor its senior partner, Emmett E. Eagan, ’34.

• Max Totsky

Presented to the senior student who has done the most outstanding work in the field of labor law, with account taken of performance in courses, seminars, independent research, and on journals. The award was established through the generosity of the late Robert S. Feldman, ’38, a leading labor-relations attorney in Michigan.

• Hannah A. Cohen Smith

Awarded to exceptional graduates serving as government employees at the federal, state, or (in exceptional cases) local level. Applicants must demonstrate a commitment to public service values. These fellowships were established through the generosity of Robert B. Fiske Jr., ’55.

• Kacyn Fujii, ’22

• Alexander Nye

• Deborah Won, ’21

Awarded to the second- or third-year student who has demonstrated true excellence in the fields of criminal law and procedure.

• Olivia Jackson Daniels

Presented to the student who has graduated with the highest standing in their Law School class after completing the full course of study.

• Jacob Pearlman, ’23

Presented to one or more students who have excelled in trial work. The prize was established by friends of Carl Gussin, ’31, a well-known Detroit trial lawyer and co-founder of the Negligence Committee of the State Bar of Michigan.

• Robin Marie Peterson

• Victoria Elizabeth Wystepek 

Recognizing the student who has demonstrated the greatest potential as a trial lawyer and advocate. The award was established by the Detroit law firm Butzel Long to honor its senior partner, Rockwell T. Gust, 1914, for more than 60 years of distinguished practice as a trial advocate and counselor.

• C. Levi Brown

• Nadia N. Hakim 

Presented to a senior student who has demonstrated outstanding ability in courtroom advocacy.

• Austin Henry Moore

Recognizing excellence in courses and seminars in taxation and related areas. The prize is made possible by the generosity of the late Richard Katcher, ’43.

• Andrew Zhang

Recognizing the student author or authors of the best student contribution(s) to each volume of the Michigan Law Review. The award is funded through the generosity of the late William Allan Lewis Kaufmann, ’43, in memory of his father, Allan Lewis Kaufmann.

• Grace Vedock, “Public Accommodations Parlance”

Recognizes the best student papers on the European Union and international peace and security. The prize is made possible by the generosity of Jon Henry Kouba, ’65. These prizes were awarded for the 2023 academic year.

European Union

First Place

• Fran Marko Stojković, ’23, “The Untapped Potential of Human Dignity in the EU Legal Order—the Case Study of the Hungarian Anti-Pedophile Act”    

Runner-up

• Seth Mayer, ’23, “Private Enforcement of Data Protection Rights under the General Data Protection Regulation and the Directive on Representative Actions: Examining the Unclear Role of Qualified Entities”

International Peace and Security

• Annie Schuver, ’23, “Contextualizing ‘We Charge Genocide’ and the Shaping of International Law”

Presented to a student deemed the best in Legal Practice from the previous year. This award is in honor of Jeffrey S. Lehman, ’81, dean of the Law School from 1994 to 2003, and is made possible through the generosity of The Homeland Foundation.

• Karisma Keeton

Presented to a student who has consistently demonstrated the personal qualities that Dores McCree exemplified during her work at the Law School from 1988 to 1996: extraordinary devotion to the well-being of students, commitment to a widely inclusive and unified vision of the Law School community, grace, wisdom, compassion, and modesty.

• Brianna R. Morigney

• Brittney Dorton

Recognizing outstanding work in courses and written projects relating to commercial law, corporate law, creditors’ rights, and securities regulation. The award is funded by a gift from the Nadler Foundation in memory of Saul L. Nadler, ’36.

• Jessica Carter

• Alexander Nye

• Ryan M. Pham

• Jacob C. Smith

Presented to a senior student who has demonstrated achievement and motivation in academic and community work and has exhibited the potential for future contributions to the advancement of women in society and in the legal community.

• Hannah Cumming Brown

An internal competition that serves as an introduction to moot court.

• Madilynn O’Hara (First Place)

• Madeline Guth (Second Place)

Awarded to a student who demonstrates a commitment to the LGBTQ+ community at Michigan Law and to LGBTQ+ legal issues as shown through academics, stated career interests, volunteer work, and extracurricular involvement.

• Alexander Rivard

Presented to second- or third-year students who have served as senior judges in the Legal Practice Program and demonstrated excellence in mentoring first-year law students. The award was established by colleagues, clients, friends, and family of Jack C. Radcliffe Jr., ’70, in remembrance of his commitment to supporting and mentoring young lawyers.

• Andrew Del Vecchio

Presented to second-year students who have exhibited a selfless commitment to improving the Law School community and society as a whole through devotion to public interest and diversity. Students, faculty, and staff provide nominations for the award.

• Brittney Dorton

• Ellory Longdon

• Jasmine Neosh

• Jillian Snyman

Recognizes exceptional ability in courtroom oral advocacy. The International Society of Barristers established the award in 1999 in memory of Craig Spangenberg, ’37, a founder of the Society, its first president, an exemplary trial lawyer, and a superb oral advocate.

• Meg Beyer

• Perry Bower

Recognizing the best student contribution to the Michigan Journal of International Law. The award is made possible by the generosity of the late Eric Stein, the Hessel E. Yntema Professor of Law Emeritus, and his wife, Ginny.

• Andrea E. Lofquist

Presented to students with financial need who have an affinity for the socioeconomic, political, and economic advancement of the Latino community. Special consideration is given to applicants who express an interest in working with the legal problems of the Latino community. The fund for this award was established in memory of Juan Luis Tienda, who died following his second year in law school.

• Evangelina Lopez

• Ashley Juarez

• Augie DeLuna 

Special Recognition

• Gabriel Jimenez

Recognizing women law students who have demonstrated leadership capabilities in advancing the position of women in society, business, and the community. The awards are made possible through the generosity of the WLAM Foundation.

Kimberly M. Cahill Scholar

• Amulya Vadapalli, Class of ’23 

Miller Canfield Scholar

• Kassandra Sofia Fotiadis

General Motors Scholar

• Cyerra A. Haywood

Presented to an exemplary student who has demonstrated interdisciplinary interests, a commitment to social justice, and an understanding of the role law can play in easing the plight of disadvantaged members of society. The prize is made possible by the generosity of Myint Zan, LLM ’82.

• Camila Brenda Calvo

Recognizing outstanding all-around contributions to a journal. (The journals are listed in chronological  order by the date they were first published.)

Michigan Law Review

• Hannah Simpkin Juge

University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform

• Lindsey E. Corbett 

Michigan Journal of International Law

• Grace H. Bruce

Michigan Journal of Gender & Law

• Micaela Simone Grassi

Michigan Journal of Race & Law

• Esmeralda Suarez

Michigan Technology Law Review

• Peter D. VandeVort

Michigan Journal of Environmental & Administrative Law

• Aaron Michael Hayse

Michigan Business & Entrepreneurial Law Review

• Jacob Robert Alexander Hebda

Michigan Journal of Law & Society

• Nina Sophia Leeds 

Presented to the author of the best note published by each journal.

Michigan Law Review

• Aviva K. Diamond, “The Impact of Post-Dobbs Abortion Bans on Prenatal Tort Claims”

University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform

• Robin Marie Peterson, “The Complicit Canon of Criminal Law: A Critical Survey of Syllabi, Casebooks, and Supplemental Materials”

Michigan Journal of International Law

• Kayoung Lee, “Revisiting Positive Comity as a Tool to Navigate Cross-Border Antitrust Issues”

Michigan Journal of Race & Law

• Alexander Rizzutto, “Implications for Race-Based Scholarships in the Wake of SFFA” 

Michigan Technology Law Review

• Joshua Song, ’23, “Formalizing Fairness: Statistical Measures of Parity for Recidivism Prediction Instruments”

Michigan Journal of Environmental & Administrative Law

• Taylor Hopkins, “The Clean Water Act’s Nurdle-Shaped Gap: Using the CWA to Address Primary Microplastic Pollution”

Michigan Business & Entrepreneurial Law Review

• Dean H. Farmer, “Anticipating the Effects of the Brazilian New Business Environment Law’s Corporate Governance Provisions on Minority Shareholder Protection”

Michigan Journal of Law & Society

• William Bock IV, “‘They Were Free’: The Clear Error at the Core of Prigg v. Pennsylvania”

The following senior students have completed the Pro Bono Pledge of at least 25 hours (LLM) or 50 hours (JD) of pro bono service while attending law school.

• Zach Antin

• Brillian W. Bao

• Meg Beyer

• Madison L. Butler

• Camila Brenda Calvo 

• Richard M. Cantoral

• Collin Dunbar Christner

• Hannah Cumming Brown

• Olivia Jackson Daniels

• Andrew Del Vecchio

• Michael James Deneroff

• Aviva K. Diamond

• Alex Hayden DiLalla

• Rachel Fishman

• Kassandra Sofia Fotiadis

• Sarah Draughn Gargaro

• Emily Claire Gaudiani

• Emily Elizabeth Hammerslough

• Taylor Hopkins

• Katherine Joyce Johnson

• Hannah Simpkin Juge

• Heejin Kim 

• Hannah Knoll

• Margaret R. Larin

• Nina Sophia Leeds

• Hannah Lefton

• Benjamin E. Lehman

• Anna Louisa Roosevelt Lennon

• Emilia Rose Maluf

• Auston J. Marineau

• James Patrick Steele McDonough

• John G. Walker Mogen

• Ashley N. Munger

• Kerry Pemberton

• Robin Marie Peterson

• Edward Webre Plaut

• Natalie J. Punzak

• Achutha N. Raman

• Christopher T. Ricciuti

• Marcie Rotblatt

• Devon Schmidt

• Jordane Jennifer Schooley

• Jordan Ari Schuler

• My Seppo

• Elizabeth A. Sheppard

• Alexis Studler

• Schuyler Schill Stupica

• Nicole M. Sunderlin

• Nicholas Armig Sweeney

• Caroline Elizabeth Waldo

• Brittany A. Warren

• Matthew David Weiner

• Joshua Wilkinson

• Michelle Ann Wolk

• Alex Rovner Woodin

• Annie Xu

• Sand Mansour Yacoub

• Gregory Zacharia

Outstanding 1L 

• Victoria Pedri 

• Meghan Ward

Outstanding 2L 

• Patrick Fraser

Outstanding 3L 

• Michael James Deneroff

Outstanding LLM  

• Camila Brenda Calvo

Outstanding Pro Bono Project  

• Student Rights Project

• Accounting for Lawyers: Joshua Lefkowitz

• Administrative Law: Allie Corcoran

• Animal Law: Trenton G. Buhr-Roschewski

• Bankruptcy: Frank Huang

• Capital Markets Regulation: Jeffrey Simmons

• Civil Procedure: Avery Coombe, Ashton Johnson, David Metzger, Andrew Wright

• Comparative Human Rights Law: Grace Vedock

• Contracts: Honesty Eddins, Drake Marsaly

• Copyright: Nicole Mueller

• Corporate Reorganization: Conor James Starrs

• Corporate Taxation: John Lutz

• Criminal Justice—Investigation and Police Practices: Courtney L. Martin

• Criminal Law: Aoife Bennett, Matthew Mincher

• Critical Race Theory: Carter Brace

• Early American Legal History: Nicholas Gadola Holmes

• Enterprise Organization: Joseph Honeycutt

• Environmental Law and Policy: Joseph Honeycutt

• Evidence: Nicholas Gadola Holmes

• Federal Antitrust: Salvatore Guido

• Federal Courts: Maddy Taylor Zeeman

• Federal Indian Law: Jasmine Neosh

• Film Law: Manan Mehul Shah

• First Amendment: Connor Mulvena

• Gender and Law: Jackson Guilford

• Human Rights—Themes and Variations: Amna Amin

• Insurance Law and Policy: Jake Kalphat-Losego

• International Law: Aude Romain

• International Tax: James Whippo

• Introduction to Constitutional Law: Nathaniel Magrath, Haley Rogers, Noah Weisskopf

• Introduction to Income Taxation of Business Enterprise: Elise Hocking

• Jurisdiction and Choice of Law: Graham Heise

• Law and Policy of Trade and Foreign Investment in Latin America: Carlos Hurtado Esteve

• Legislation and Regulation: Connor Mulvena

• Local Government: Sarah Draughn Gargaro

• Mass Incarceration: Robin Marie Peterson

• National Security and Civil Liberties: Madison Mitzner

• Patent Law: Tiffany Chiang

• Philosophy of Law—Select Topics: Luca Puechel

• Property: Noah Hellum

• Race and the Law: Nethra K. Raman

• Regulating the Political Process—Voting and Election Law: Margaret R. Larin

• Securities Regulation: Max Totsky

• Taxation of Individual Income: Graham Heise

• Torts: Madeline Guth, Drake Marsaly, Ginny Miller

• Trademark and Unfair Competition: Sand Mansour Yacoub

• Trust and Estates I: Caleb Ashley

• 21st Century Infrastructure—The Lawyer’s Role: Holden DeGrave

• Water Wars—Law and Advocacy to Save the Great Lakes: Noah Hellum

• Accounting for Lawyers: Noah Hellum
• Administrative Law: Brigid Fitzpatrick
• Business Economics for Lawyers: Daniel Weiss
• Civil Procedure (Bagley): Daniel Kim
• Civil Procedure (Seinfeld): Kathleen Ross
• Commercial Law — Secured Transactions & Mortgages: Frank Huang
• Comparative & International Competition Law: Aayush Patel
• Complex Litigation: James Stehlin Jr.
• Constitutionalism in South Africa: Zachary Antin
• Consumer Bankruptcy: Alex Kornfeld
• Contracts (Blankfein-Tabachnick): Arthur Etter
• Contracts (Viljoen): Jessica Ullom-Minnich
• Corporate Compliance (J.D.): Amanda Claire Rahie
• Corporate Compliance (LL.M.): Takeshi Yamamoto
• Corporate Governance & Investment Banking: Dean H Farmer
• Criminal Justice — Investigation & Police Practices: Sophia Weaver
• Criminal Law (CdeBaca): Tess Hancock
• Criminal Law (McQuade): Noah Hellum
• Criminal Law (Fryer): John Lutz
• Criminal Procedure — Bail to Post Conviction Review: Muiz Wani
• Early American Legal History: Dawson Gershuny
• Economic Analysis of Law: William Stampfl
• Employment Law: Ryan Jansen
• Enterprise Organization: Nicholas Holmes
• Entertainment Law: Cameron Johnson
• Evidence (Niehoff): Gabe Chess
• Evidence (Clark): Caleb Ashley
• Family Law: Zofia Peach
• Federal Antitrust: Neena Menon
• Federal Courts: Andrew Del Vecchio
• Financial Markets — Regulation, Policy and Transactions: Daniel Cowan
• Foreign Affairs: Reilly Rastello
• Formation of the Common Law: Brillian Bao
• Higher Education Law: Robert James Edwards
• History of International Law: Hannah Weissmann
• Intellectual Property Survey: Jeffrey T. Simmons
• International Law: Lulu Qian
• International Litigation: Eric Walker
• International Refugee Law: Alec Fischbein
• Introduction to Constitutional Law: Ryo Kawashima
• Labor and Employment Law in Indian Country: Taylor Hopkins
• Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility: Andrew Del Vecchio
• Legislation and Regulation: Jordan Schuler
• Local Government: Trenton Buhr-Roschewski
• Making of Civil Law: Tyler Lovall
• Managing Crisis — Strategies and Tactics for Corporate Distress: Esteban Woo Kee
• Mergers and Acquisitions: Kerry Pemberton
• Music Copyright: Elaine Hartman
• Partnership Tax: Roberto Arza
• Patent Law: Jeremy Thomas
• Property: Joseph Rockwell
• Race and the Law: Evelyn Winter
• Race, Law, and History: Carol Guarnieri
• Rules of Play — Sports and Games as Legal Systems: Trajan Shomin
• Securities Regulation: Katherine Van Scoy
• Sports Law: Zach Gan
• Startups & Venture Capital: Zachary Bloom
• Torts: Salvatore Guido
• Trademarks and Unfair Competition: Resilda Karafili

• Accounting for Lawyers: Graham Heise
• Bankruptcy: Amanda Rahie
• Civil Procedure (Darden): Salvatore Guido
• Civil Procedure (Friedman): Ryan Jansen
• Civil Procedure (Niehoff): Olivia Gingold
• Comparative Human Rights Law: Claire Butler
• Contracts (Arato): Olivia Gingold
• Contracts (Cornell): Caleb Ashley
• Copyright: Sandra Sulzer
• Corporate Social Responsibility—Regulatory and Criminal Approaches: Mark Rucci
• Corporate Lawyer—Law & Ethics: Sophia Bucci
• Corporate Reorganization: Shruti Singh
• Corporate Taxation: Andrew Zhang
• Criminal Justice—Investigation and Police Practices: Scott MacGuidwin
• Criminal Law: Jessica Ullom-Minnich
• Data Privacy Law: Ben Marvin Vanderryn
• Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation: Josh Krivan
• Employment Discrimination: Kassandra Fotiadis
• Enterprise Organization: Travis Closs
• Environmental Crimes: Abe Eichner
• European Union Law: Seth Mayer
• Evidence (Friedman): Brigid Fitzpatrick
• Evidence (Moran): Julia Shults
• Federal Antitrust: Jacob Pearlman
• Federal Courts: Gabe Chess
• Federal Indian Law: Emmy Maluf
• First Amendment: Nicholas Holmes
• International Finance: Alexander Nye
• International Law: Nicholas Holmes
• International Tax: Adam Girts
• International Trade Law: Conor Starrs
• Introduction to Constitutional Law (Primus): Caleb Ashley
• Introduction to Constitutional Law (Halberstam): Alec Fischbein
• Introduction to Constitutional Law (Litman): Arthur Etter
• Introduction to Constitutional Law (Primus): Kathleen Ross
• Introduction to Income Tax of Business: Breezy Adams
• Jurisdiction and Choice of Law: Ben Marvin Vanderryn
• Law and Policy of Trade and Foreign Investment in Latin America: Tyler Loveall
• Legislation and Regulation: Andrew Del Vecchio
• National Security and Civil Liberties: Rebecca Fisher
• Property: Joshua Baime
• Sales and Secured Financing: Daniel Cowan
• Taxation of Individual Income: Resilda Karafili
• Torts (Schaus): Jeb Taylor
• Torts (Herzog): Allie Corcoran
• Torts (Price): Savannah Miracle
• Torts (Clark): Karisma Keeton
• Trusts and Estates I: Katherine Van Scoy
• Water Wars—Law and Advocacy to Save the Great Lakes: Katherine Welty

• Accounting for Lawyers: Jacob Pearlman
• Boundaries of Citizenship: Jordan Schuler
• Commercial Law—Secured Transactions and Mortgages: Katherine Quasarano Van Scoy
• Contracts (Jordan): Graham Heise
• Contracts (Daugirdas): Isaac Houskamp
• Contracts (Rauterberg): Michelle Wolk
• Copyright: Jane Elizabeth Fisher
• Corporate Lawyer: Law & Ethics: Sara Shoemaker
• Criminal Law (C. de Baca): Kassie Fotiadis
• Criminal Law (McQuade): Michael Turner
• Criminal Procedure—Bail to Post Conviction Review: Erik Bubolz
• Employment Law: Olivia Bloomhuff
• Enterprise Organization: Teddy Ulin
• Entertainment Law: Briana Sooy
• European Union Law: Sean Shih
• Evidence: Mark Rucci
• Evidence: Will Jankowski
• Federal Courts: Matthew Guiang
• Financial Markets—Regulations, Policy, and Transactions: Andrew Watson
• Formation of the Common Law: Megan Shanklin
• Habeas Corpus: Lily Sawyer Kaplan
• History of International Law: Jessica Paduganan
• Impact of Human Rights on International Law: Haris Huremagic
• Intellectual Property Survey: Pallavi Bugga
• International Corporate Governance: Andrew Pierce
• International Finance: Amulya Vadapalli
• International Human Rights Law: Alaina Richert
• International Investment Law: Emily Liu
• International Law: Joshua Hasler
• International Refugee Law: Olivia Vigiletti
• International Trade Law: Susanna Korkeakivi
• Introduction to Constitutional Law (Caminker): Andrew Del Vecchio
• Introduction to Constitutional Law (Herzog): Nicholas Gadola Holmes
• Introduction to Constitutional Law (Litman): Robin Peterson
• Japanese Law: Hannah Juge
• Legislation and Regulation: Abraham Eichner
• Legislation and Regulation: Ben Marvin Vanderryn
• Local Government: Jonah Feitelson
• Making of Civil Law: Lara Ryan
• Mergers and Acquisitions: Andrew Dziedzic
• Prisons and the Law: Emily Boyk
• Securities Regulation: Daniel Cowan
• Sex Equality: Julia Orphao Magallaes
• Stockholder Litigation: John Hibbard
• Taxation of Individual Income (Hines): Michael Pfennig
• Taxation of Individual Income (Fox): Nicholas Gadola Holmes
• Torts: Brendan Sullivan
• Trusts and Estates I: Natalie Chin

• 21st Century Infrastructure: A Lawyer’s Role: Emma Himes
• Accounting for Lawyers: Josh Krivan
• Administrative Law: Scott MacGuidwin
• Bankruptcy: Iza Marie Graham
• Capital Markets Regulation: Alex Kornfeld
• Civil Procedure: Graham Heise, Benjamin Lehman, Elizabeth Munoz-Smith
• Contracts: John Grosboll, Ethan James Haughie, Daniel Horwitz
• Corporate Finance: Matthew Capelli
• Corporate Taxation: Alan Tilley
• Corporate and White Collar Crime: Tiffany Zi Ching Chung-Arzeno
• Comparative Human Rights Law: Laura Mebert
• Constitutional Law: Aaron Cox, Brigid Fitzpatrick, Allison Goldman
• Crimes Against Vulnerable Communities: Sabrina Schulman
• Criminal Justice: Investigations and Police Practices: Josiah Himmelman
• Criminal Law: Abraham Eichner, Amar Nour Shabeeb
• Economic Analysis of Law: Chris Rogers
• Enterprise Organization: Jacob Pearlman
• Evidence: Brooke Simone
• Environmental Law and Policy: Brendon Anderson
• Federal Antitrust: Iza Graham
• Federal Courts: Lily Sawyer-Kaplan
• Federal Indian Law: Alaina Richert
• First Amendment: Hannah Shilling
• Health Law: Sarah Bender
• Immigration and Nationality: Olivia Vigiletti
• International Law: Joseph Fiorile
• International Tax: Amanda Swenson
• Income Tax of Business: Adam Girts
• Jurisdiction and Choice of Law: Adam Girts
• Jurisprudence: Caroline Hoskins
• Labor Law: James Stehlin Jr.
• Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility: Gabriel Rosen
• Legislation and Regulation: Jonah Hudson-Erdman
• Natural Resources Law: Shay Collins, Joseph Pitti
• Patent Law: Alexander Williams
• Property: Aiden Park
• Race and the Law: Dashaya Foreman
• Rules of Play: Sports Legal Systems: Jacob Shapiro
• Sales and Secured Financing: Daniel Gessner
• Securities Regulation: Andrew Angel
• Taxation of Individual Income: Amanda Swenson
• Torts: Andrew Del Vecchio, Hannah Lefton, Benjamin Lehman, Trajan Shomin
• Trademarks and Unfair Competition: Paige Kelley
• Voting Rights and Election Law: Ruby Emberling
• Water Wars/Great Lakes: Erica Paul
• Women’s Human Rights: Nadia Jeiroudi