Competitors

2012 NALC Participating Law Schools

• Earl Mack School of Law at Drexel University
• The George Washington University Law School
• Indiana University Maurer School of Law Bloomington
• Lewis & Clark Law School
• Michigan State University College of Law
• Northeastern University School of Law
• Pace University School of Law
• Santa Clara University School of Law
• St. Louis University School of Law
• St. Thomas University School of Law
• Stetson University College of Law
• The John Marshall Law School Chicago
• UC Davis School of Law
• UCLA School of Law
• University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law
• University of Chicago Law School
• University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law
• University of Nebraska College of Law
• The University of Tennessee College of Law
• University of Washington School of Law
• Vermont Law School
• West Virginia University College of Law
• Yale Law School

Legislative Drafting & Lobbying Competitors

• Competitor 1, Erin Furman, Michigan State University College of Law
• Competitor 2, Kristi Katerra Martin, Santa Clara University School of Law
• Competitor 3, Tina Osborn, The University of Tennessee College of Law
• Competitor 4, Stephanie Gratton, University of Chicago Law School
• Competitor 5, Sevan Biramian, The George Washington University Law School
• Competitor 6, Kara Harrington, University of Chicago Law School
• Competitor 7, Jaclyn Leeds, Lewis & Clark Law School
• Competitor 8, Nick Stack, Lewis & Clark Law School
• Competitor 9, Rose Wilkinson, The George Washington University Law School
• Competitor 10, Shari Berger Kulanu, Earl Mack School of Law at Drexel University
• Competitor 11, Kathryn Sheehan, Northeastern University School of Law
• Competitor 12, Madison Holland, University of Arizona James Rogers College of Law

Closing Argument Competitors

• Competitor 1, Dhara Patel, Pace University School of Law
• Competitor 2, Johann Johnson, University of Nebraska College of Law
• Competitor 3, David Voorman, University of Nebraska College of Law
• Competitor 5, Samantha Goodwin, St. Louis University School of Law
• Competitor 6, Molly Wiltshire, University of Chicago Law School
• Competitor 7, Sarah Weinraub, University of Chicago Law School
• Competitor 8, RaeLeann Smith, The John Marshall Law School ”“ Chicago
• Competitor 9, Summer Hallaj, The John Marshall Law School ”“ Chicago
• Competitor 10, Jaclyn Leeds, Lewis & Clark Law School
• Competitor 11, Lora Dunn, Lewis & Clark Law School
• Competitor 12, Elizabeth Tarloski, Earl Mack School of Law at Drexel University
• Competitor 14, Michelle Buckley, University of Arizona James Rogers College of Law
• Competitor 15, Caroline Latsha, The University of Tennessee College of Law
• Competitor 16, William Hannon, St. Thomas University School of Law

Appellate Moot Court Competitors

• Team 1, Lisa Morrish & Peter John Veysey, Santa Clara University School of Law
• Team 2, Meredith Crafton & Monica Miller, Vermont Law School
• Team 3, Michelle Sinnott & Krystil Smith, Vermont Law School
• Team 4, Jennifer Lipinski & Vincent Rizzo, Michigan State University College of Law
• Team 5, William Collum & Erin Okuno, Stetson University College of Law
• Team 6, Jenni James & Vicky Ortundo, University of Chicago Law School
• Team 7, Lily Becker & Alejandro Herrera, University of Chicago Law School
• Team 8, Isabella Bravo & Christopher Pierce, Indiana University Maurer School of Law ”“ Bloomington
• Team 9, Nathan Batey & Sarah Christianson, University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law
• Team 10, Ryan Kent & Brian Nickerson, West Virginia University College of Law
• Team 11, Eli Alcaraz & Ashley Thompson, UCLA School of Law
• Team 12, Nick Arrivo & Lewis Bollard, Yale Law School
• Team 13, Andrew Erickson & Maggie Hall, Lewis & Clark Law School
• Team 14, Aurelia Erickson & Kathryn Walter, Lewis & Clark Law School
• Team 16, Caroline Latsha & Tina Osborn, The University of Tennessee College of Law
• Team 17, Caroline Nasella & Tiffany Tran, UC Davis School of Law
• Team 18, Sara Saville & Natalie Zaremba, Pace University School of Law
• Team 19, Rachel Cook & Linda Thompson, University of Washington School of Law