2011 - 2012 Annual Report

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“I have had the distinct pleasure and honor to have served as president of the University of Georgia Law School Association and chairman of the law school Board of Visitors. Early on it became apparent to me that the difference between a ‘good’ law school and an ‘excellent’ law school was the use of the private funds that came from friends and alumni.

Without private contributions, Georgia Law could not have become the school that it is today, that is, one of the top law schools in the country. Numerous generous gifts have funded endowed or titled chairs or professorships to attract and retain talented faculty. Funding for library acquisitions, expansion and upkeep of the physical facilities benefit from private contributions.

Scholarships are another important key to the success of our law school. Only private gifts can provide scholarship dollars and the HOPE Scholarship is not

available for graduate programs. Having a wonderful, functional and beautiful physical facility and a talented corps of professors is not complete without exceptionally bright and energetic law students. Scholarships allow us to recruit this type of student applicants.

These are the reasons why my wife, Claudia, and I support Georgia Law with our time and contributions. Dean White, the faculty, staff and the Law School Advancement office have created and maintained an exceptional academic atmosphere for future generations to obtain their legal education.

I urge you now to make your contribution to these efforts for the perpetuation of Georgia Law.”

John S. Noell, Jr. (J.D. ’65)Cook Noell Tolley & Bates, LLPAthens, Georgia

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The 2011–2012 University of Georgia School of Law Annual Report

Class Participation 2011-2012Table of Contents

Dean’s Report 2012 …………………………………………………………………………………………1

Alumni Engagement 2012-2013 ………………………………………………………………………… 10

Endowed & Non-endowed Funds ……………………………………………………………………… 12

In Brief 2011-2012 ……………………………………………………………………………………… 15

A Letter from the President …………………………………………………………………………… 16

Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society ……………………………………………………………………… 18

Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society Spring Twilight Affair ……………………………………………… 24

Honor Roll 2011-2012 ………………………………………………………………………………… 26

Gifts from Corporations, Foundations & Organizations ……………………………………………… 50

Gifts from Friends, Faculty & Staff ……………………………………………………………………… 52

Gifts from Estates & Other Special Gifts ……………………………………………………………… 56

Firm & Corporation Alumni Challenge ………………………………………………………………… 62

Legacy Participation 2012 ……………………………………………………………………………… 64

Class Participation 2011-2012…………………………………………………………………………… 65

Law School Advancement Staff Contact Information

Gregory C. Sowell (J.D. ’83) Senior Director of Law School Advancement

(706) 542-7985 [email protected]

1938 1 100%

1941 1 17%

1942 1 33%

1947 1 100%

1948 3 18% $25,800.00

1949 5 19% $2,225.00

1950 6 19% $1,650.00

1951 6 21% $152,650.00

1952 2 10% $2,600.00

1953 4 17% $6,264.76

1954 4 21% $355.00

1955 5 39% $1,175.00

1956 1 9%

1957 4 20% $650.00

1958 5 19% $3,150.00

1959 6 20% $1,025.00

1960 8 38% $28,100.00

1961 5 18% $2,300.00

1962 8 26% $4,875.00

1963 7 21% $2,650.00

1964 12 25% $10,350.00

1965 16 27% $25,185.00

1966 11 27% $18,945.00

1967 12 21% $5,425.00

1968 13 27% $14,360.00

1969 17 23% $11,355.46

1970 12 17% $6,375.00

1971 28 30% $33,262.30

1972 27 21% $30,675.08

1973 34 20% $23,330.00

1974 55 29% $46,780.08

1975 34 18% $30,200.00

1976 45 23% $44,060.00

1977 56 28% $78,491.66

1978 47 25% $142,274.70

1979 39 22% $29,015.46

1980 38 19% $50,615.38

1981 35 18% $34,370.52

1982 42 19% $301,563.00

1983 46 22% $36,760.00

1984 43 22% $83,945.00

1985 43 18% $47,755.00

1986 37 18% $37,083.00

1987 24 14% $32,680.00

1988 55 27% $169,758.26

1989 32 16% $24,848.00

1990 34 16% $21,115.00

1991 29 12% $33,891.90

1992 29 13% $33,780.00

1993 25 12% $11,980.00

1994 29 14% $13,405.00

1995 32 15% $16,935.00

1996 40 16% $15,075.00

1997 38 17% $26,000.04

1998 32 14% $25,075.00

1999 69 29% $23,050.08

2000 44 20% $14,576.72

2001 31 15% $6,840.00

2002 36 15% $25,644.99

2003 30 14% $9,855.00

2004 49 20% $19,477.71

2005 41 20% $8,695.00

2006 52 20% $9,559.25

2007 53 22% $10,620.00

2008 65 30% $8,877.31

2009 64 27% $10,230.00

2010 67 29% $10,407.50

2011 85 35% $15,766.00

© 2012 by the University of Georgia School of Law. The University of Georgia is a unit of the University System of Georgia. In compliance with federal law, including the provisions of Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Sections 503 and 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, the University of Georgia does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, religion, color, national or ethnic origin, age, disability, or military service in its administration of educational policies, programs, or activities; its admissions policies; scholarship and loan programs; athletic or other University-administered programs; or employment. In addition, the University does not discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation consistent with the University non-discrimination policy. Inquiries or complaints should be directed to the director of the Equal Opportunity Office, Peabody Hall, 290 South Jackson Street, University of Georgia, Athens, GA 30602. Telephone (706) 542-7912 (V/TDD). Fax (706) 542-2822.

Phyllis R. Cooke, Director of Annual Giving (706) 542-7637 [email protected]

Anne S. Moser, Principal Gifts Officer (706) 338-0982 [email protected]

Trina Steele Olidge (J.D. ’97), Major Gifts Officer (706) 614-4277 [email protected]

A. Suzanne Griffeth, Director of Alumni Relations (706) 542-5190 [email protected]

Lara O. Pulliam, Stewardship Manager (706) 542-4726 [email protected]

Lisa C. Mathis, Senior Events Coordinator (706) 542-5075 [email protected]

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The 2011–2012 University of Georgia School of Law Annual ReportThe 2011–2012 University of Georgia School of Law Annual Report

Dean’s Report 2012The past year at the University of Georgia School of Law has been one of significant progress. Our law school is moving forward on virtually every front in its important mission of educating the next generation of lawyers and leaders.

A n instantly apparent change has been to the school’s facilities. On the cover of this Annual Report is the law school’s most recognizable space – the rotunda,

which received a much needed facelift this past summer. This beautiful area now features black granite and white marble flooring – complementing the work completed last year in the north end of the school’s primary building – and is much brighter due to the “opening up” of the cupola that now provides natural and enhanced lighting to this historic entrance.

An even more significant transformation, however, has been to our faculty. Since 2003, we have added 27 new members, which has resulted in a more vibrant and engaged scholarly atmosphere. Today, Georgia Law is a fundamentally stronger institution that has never before offered a greater variety of courses or student-teacher ratios more conducive to a high quality education. Our two most recent additions – Assistant Professors Mehrsa Baradaran and Kent Barnett – exemplify the quality of faculty that is strengthening our school.

Mehrsa came to Georgia from the law faculty at Brigham Young University, where she specialized in banking law and was named the 1L Professor of the Year. After earning her bachelor’s degree cum laude from BYU and her law degree cum laude from New York University, where she served as a member of the New York University Law Review, she was an Academic Research Fellow at NYU and practiced law in the financial institutions group at Davis Polk & Wardwell.

Specializing in consumer law and administrative law, Kent previously taught as a visiting assistant professor at the University of Kentucky. He also served as a judicial clerk for Judge John M. Rogers of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit and practiced law at Weil, Gotshal & Manges. He earned his undergraduate degree summa cum laude from Centre College and his J.D. summa cum laude from the University of Kentucky, where he served as articles editor of the Kentucky Law Journal and was inducted into the Order of the Coif.

Georgia Law faculty members earning endowed positions this past year were Lori A. Ringhand, Peter B. “Bo” Rutledge and David E. Shipley.

The law school’s rotunda was recently updated as part of a larger renovation of the school’s facilities that included capturing approximately 4,000 additional sq. ft. of building space and creating the beautiful Sutherland Courtyard, which is now a popular gathering space for students and faculty.

Assistant Professor Mehrsa Baradaran

Assistant Professor Kent Barnett

Dean Rebecca Hanner White

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Lori was awarded a J. Alton Hosch Professorship. Since 2008, she has led courses at Georgia Law in constitutional law, election law, and state and local government. The 2010 recipient of the school’s Ellington Award for Excellence in Teaching, she previously taught at the University of Kentucky and served as a visiting scholar at the Oxford Institute of European and Comparative Law. A widely published

scholar who has established herself as a leading theorist on the intersection of American politics and the operations of the U.S. Supreme Court, Lori is currently co-authoring a book exploring the role of U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee hearings on pending Supreme Court appointments and constitutional change in addition to a new casebook on constitutional law.

Bo, who joined our faculty in 2008, is the new holder of the Herman E. Talmadge Chair of Law. His teaching and research interests include international dispute resolution, arbitration, international business transactions and the U.S. Supreme Court. A former judicial clerk for Justice Clarence Thomas and Fulbright Scholar, Bo has received multiple teaching awards and previously taught at the Catholic

University of America. He also worked for Wilmer Cutler & Pickering and Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer in Austria. A prolific scholar who has delivered more than 30 presentations around the world, Bo is the author of the recently published book Arbitration and the Constitution (by Cambridge University Press) and co-author of the casebook International Civil Litigation in United States Courts (by Aspen Publishers).

David, my predecessor as dean, was recently named the Georgia Athletic Association Professor in Law. He came to Athens in 1998 after serving as law dean and professor at the University of Kentucky and the University of Mississippi. His current teaching load includes: Copyright, Administrative Law, Civil Procedure and Remedies, and he is the co-author of the casebook Copyright Law: Cases and Materials. In 2010, he was named the UGA

Faculty Athletics Representative to the National Collegiate Athletic Association and the Southeastern Conference, where he supports the academic progress and success

of UGA’s student-athletes, serves as secretary to the UGA Athletic Association Board of Directors and aids in monitoring compliance with NCAA rules and regulations.

Additionally, Harlan G. Cohen was awarded tenure, and Hillel Y. Levin was promoted to associate professor.

Harlan, who specializes in international law, joined the Georgia Law faculty in 2007 and was promoted to the rank of associate professor last year. Harlan came to UGA from New York University, where he was a Furman Fellow. Earlier, he worked at the New York law firm Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton and served as a judicial clerk for Judge Wilfred Feinberg of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit.

A rising star in his field, Harlan’s scholarship focuses on international legal theory and history, global governance and U.S. foreign affairs law. Notably, earlier this year, he served as co-chair of the Annual Meeting of the American Society of International Law.

Teaching courses on administrative law, civil procedure, constitutional law and legislation, Hillel’s former experience includes serving as an instructor and fellow at Stanford Law School. He also served as a judicial clerk for Judge Thomas J. Meskill of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit and specialized in complex litigation at Robinson & Cole. An active participant in the national academic dialogue in the area of

statutory interpretation and the judicial process, Hillel’s most recent article was published in the University of Illinois Law Review, and he has travelled to the Brooklyn Law School, Stanford University, Emory University and Villanova University, among other venues, to share his expertise.

Some other accolades and honors bestowed on Georgia Law’s faculty during the past year include Kent Barnett being selected to present at the 2012 Yale-Stanford-Harvard Junior Faculty Forum, where he was one of only 17 early-career scholars nationwide invited to speak.

Cleveland Distinguished Chair of Legal Ethics and Professionalism Lonnie T. Brown Jr. received the law school’s Student Bar Association Professionalism Award and was inducted into UGA’s Teaching Academy, which promotes faculty leadership in teaching and learning, and he was also selected to serve as the principal substantive consultant for the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia’s Civil Local Rules Revision Project.

{ Dean’s Report 2012 }

Hosch Professor Lori Ringhand

Associate Professor Harlan Cohen

Associate Professor Hillel Levin

Talmadge Chair Bo Rutledge

Georgia Athletic Association Professor David Shipley

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Harlan Cohen won the New York University Journal of International Law and Politics Peer Review Award, which recognizes the most significant contribution by an emerging young scholar published in the JILP during the academic year.

Criminal Defense Clinic Director Russell C. Gabriel (J.D.’85) received the Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers President’s Award for excellence in service as chair of the organization’s Indigent Defense Committee.

Assistant Professor Matthew I. Hall was named a 2011-13 Lilly Teaching Fellow, a post that provides UGA tenure-track junior faculty an opportunity to enhance their pedagogy.

Associate Professor Erica J. Hashimoto received the law school’s Ellington Award for Excellence in Teaching.

Lori Ringhand was given the Southern Political Science Association 2012 Neal Tate Award, which is reserved for outstanding papers in judicial politics.

Assistant Professor Logan E. Sawyer III was selected as a member of the 2011-12 UGA Teaching Academy Fellows Program, where he was one of only 19 early-career faculty members campus-wide chosen to be paired with members of the Teaching Academy who will serve as mentors to these junior professors.

Martin Chair James C. Smith was appointed by the Uniform Law Commission to serve as co-reporter for the new drafting committee on the Residential Mortgage Foreclosure Process and Protections Act.

And, Assistant Professor Christian Turner was awarded the law school’s O’Byrne Memorial Award for Significant Contributions to Furthering Faculty-Student Relations.

Moreover, two retired members of our faculty – Callaway Chair Emeritus Verner F. Chaffin (LL.B.’42) and Law Library Director Emeritus Erwin C. Surrency (J.D.’48) – both received notable honors – the American Law Institute’s 50-year membership medallion and induction into the American Association of Law Libraries Hall of Fame, respectively.

On a related note, Sibley Professor in Corporate and Business Law Larry D. Thompson agreed to rejoin PepsiCo as executive vice president, government affairs, general counsel and corporate secretary late this past summer. He is currently on leave from Georgia Law for this appointment and plans to return to Athens in the spring to teach a course. He is also a member of the search committee for UGA’s next president, as Michael F. Adams plans to step down at the end of this fiscal year.

On the scholarly front, our faculty has been very active. Over the past 18 months, articles written by our professors have been published, or will soon be published, in journals from some of the nation’s top law schools.

These schools include: the University of California, Los Angeles; Duke University; Emory University; George Washington University; Harvard University; the University of Minnesota; New York University; Northwestern University; the University of Notre Dame; the University of Pennsylvania; Stanford University; Vanderbilt University and the University of Virginia. Select publishers that have printed, or will soon be printing, books carrying the work of our professors are: the Cambridge University Press, the Oxford University Press, the Yale University Press, Aspen Publishers, LexisNexis and Thompson/West.

While we have enriched our law school with outstanding new hires, we have said, or will soon be saying, goodbye to long serving members of our faculty.

Chaffin Distinguished Professor in Fiduciary Law Sarajane N. Love (J.D.’73), a specialist in trusts and estates, will retire January 1. She joined the Georgia Law faculty in 1984 and also taught courses in the regulation of pensions, employee benefits, women and the law, and estate and gift tax.

Distinguished Research Professor and Rogers Chair Alan Watson, who retired June 1, served on the Georgia Law faculty for 23 years and taught Comparative Law, Jurisprudence, Law in the Gospels and Western Legal Tradition. He was recently awarded the American Society of Comparative Law’s Lifetime Achievement Award.

And, Professor Donald E. “Eugene” Wilkes Jr., who also retired June 1, joined our faculty in 1971 and specialized in the fields of criminal procedure, English legal history and postconviction remedies. Additionally, he is a leading expert on the writ of habeas corpus.

I thank these three colleagues for their contributions to the law school over the years, and I know you join me in wishing them well in this new phase of their lives.

Another pending faculty departure is that of Associate Dean for Academic and Student Affairs and Hosch Professor Paul M. Kurtz. Paul will retire at the end of this academic year after almost 40 years of service to the law school, with more than half of that term as associate dean. During his tenure, he taught Family Law, Criminal Law and Constitutional Law. Like the other retirees, Paul has


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touched the lives of many in the Georgia Law community, and I know his mark in the classroom and beyond will remain long after his departure.

I would also like to remember the passing of two important law school figures – Law School Association Professor Emeritus John B. Rees Jr. and former Associate Dean and Director of Admissions John “Jack” Murray. Professor Rees passed away in September. He served on the Georgia Law faculty from 1959 to 2002 and taught Civil Procedure, Conflict of Laws and Federal Courts. He also served as assistant dean from 1964 to 1969 and led the facilities committee that oversaw the design and construction of the law school’s 1967 expansion. Col. Murray passed away in August and taught at the law school from 1965 to 1976. His areas of specialty were workers’ compensation, contracts and criminal law. I know you join me in expressing sorrow to their surviving family members, especially Professor Rees’ wife, Elinor.

Each year, Georgia Law is able to enrich its curricular offerings by bringing in distinguished visitors to teach courses in their areas of specialty. For the 2012-13 academic year, Sally R. Weaver, previously with the University of Montana, is leading courses in legal drafting for transactional practice, contracts and unincorporated business associations.

For the fall semester, the University of Cincinnati’s Lin “Lynn” Bai is teaching Contemporary Issues in Business Law and Corporate Finance, the Southern Center for Human Rights’ Stephen B. Bright is instructing in the area of equal justice in the criminal justice system, the former Chancellor of the Delaware Court of Chancery William B. Chandler III is teaching Advanced Corporations, Southern Illinois University’s Lucian E. Dervan is leading courses in criminal law and sentencing, and American University’s Robert L. Tsai is assisting with the law school’s Washington, D.C., Semester in Practice Program.

Joining us on campus this spring will be Texas Wesleyan University’s Michael Z. Green, who will teach

Employment Law and Employment Discrimination, and Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz’s Urs Peter Gruber, who will lead a course in international sales law.

As I mentioned earlier, the intellectual vibrancy at Georgia Law is at an all-time high. This is an area that can be hard to measure, but a recent count reflected that no fewer than 450 outside speakers – including U.S. Supreme Court justices, other high-ranking government officials and approximately 200 professors from

other law schools – have spoken at Georgia Law events over the past decade. This level of engagement with the broader legal community tremendously enriches the learning environment experienced by our students.

Some of Georgia Law’s more high profile speakers from the past 12 months or so include: U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas (this was his fifth trip to Georgia

Law since 2003); Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal; Georgia Supreme Court Justices Carol W. Hunstein, Harold D. Melton (J.D.’91) and David E. Nahmias; Georgia Court of Appeals Judges John J. Ellington (J.D.’85) and Keith R. Blackwell (J.D.’99) (who now serves on our state’s Supreme Court); U.S. District Court Judges J. Randal Hall (J.D.’82), Steve C. Jones (J.D.’88) and Lisa Godbey Wood (J.D.’90); U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia Edward J. “Ed” Tarver (J.D.’91); U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss; former Federal Bureau of Investigation General Counsel Valerie Caproni (J.D.’79); Georgia Secretary of State Brian P. Kemp; Georgia Senate President Pro Tempore Tommie A. Williams; and Georgia House of Representatives Minority Leader Stacey Y. Abrams.

Through the school’s endowed lecture series and conferences, several other distinguished guests delivered talks. These include International Court of Justice Judge Joan E. Donoghue giving the 108th Sibley Lecture and Coca-Cola North America General Counsel Leslie M. Turner delivering the 30th Edith House Lecture. The Journal of International and Comparative Law hosted an energy security conference, which featured U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commissioner William C. Ostendorff. Moreover, our country’s first Ambassador-at-Large for War Crimes Issues David Scheffer spoke in March about his involvement in establishing international criminal tribunals, and U.S. District Court Judge for the Northern District of Georgia Richard W. “Rick” Story (J.D.’78) delivered the commencement address in May.

I am very pleased that Georgia Law was able to host the American Society of International Law Midyear Meeting and Research


U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is one of the high profile speakers who presented at Georgia Law last year.

Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal visited the law school last fall.

International Court of Justice Judge Joan Donoghue served as the 108th Sibley Lecturer.

Delivering the 30th Edith House Lecture was General Counsel for Coca-Cola North America Leslie Turner.

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Forum last month – featuring United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Legal Affairs and U.N. Legal Counsel Patricia O’Brien and U.S. State Department Legal Adviser Harold Hongju Koh – as well as the Junior International Law Scholars Association Annual Meeting in February, where emerging international law specialists had the opportunity to present and comment on works in progress. Having this kind of direct involvement with well respected associations and their influential memberships is invaluable for both our students and faculty, and I thank Woodruff Chair in International Law Diane Marie Amann, Associate Professor Harlan Cohen and alumnus Charles A. “Charlie” Hunnicutt (J.D.’75) for their work in bringing these meetings to Athens.

Other efforts bringing timely scholarly discussion to campus include the hosting of the 24th Annual Red Clay Conference, which addressed how to balance the long-term sustainability of Georgia’s ecosystems with efforts to stabilize and improve the state’s economy. The Journal of Intellectual Property Law organized a conference titled “Back to the Future: Global Perspectives on the Future of IP Law in the Next Decade.” The Seventh Annual Working in the Public Interest Law Conference included topics ranging from judicial budget cuts to the sustainability of animal farming. A conference on current music industry business and legal issues incorporated a free legal clinic for musicians. Loyola University New Orleans’ Robert Garda came to Athens to speak about the benefits of diversity for white students, while award-winning author Peter Godwin covered Robert Mugabe’s dictatorship in Zimbabwe. Additionally, earlier this fall, our students organized the Second Annual Law and Politics Symposium, which explored criminal justice reform, legislative ethics reform and the future of transportation initiatives in our state.

As referenced, Georgia Law has never before provided a richer curriculum for its students. As a result of a recent faculty-wide study of upper-level courses and a

redesigned first-year curriculum, the variety of classes we currently offer has been expanded and enhanced, and there are more experiential learning opportunities available.

I am pleased to report we debuted our Washington, D.C., Semester in Practice Program this past spring. This very popular offering allows up to 15 second- and third-year students to earn course credit while living and working in our nation’s capital for 14 weeks. Placements from the 2012 year include: the Federal Communications Commission, the U.S. Department of Justice, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the U.S. Department of Transportation, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Natural Resources Defense Council, to name a few.

This program joins the successful launch of the school’s Mediation Practicum in 2005, as well as the creation of the Corporate Counsel Externship and the Appellate Litigation Clinic, which both started in 2010. Furthermore, we have three more opportunities under development – the Business Law Practicum, the Community Economic Development Clinic and the Medical-Legal Partnership Clinic – bringing our total number of service learning programs to 14. These initiatives, plus the school’s new Business Law and Ethics Program, are designed to provide our students with practical hands-on learning to better prepare them for the practice of law beyond their time in Athens.

Additionally, the provision of international learning opportunities continues to be a key area of focus. Georgia Law currently is one of the few American law schools offering a semester-long study abroad program, and I am especially pleased that this opportunity is in Oxford, England, with much of the teaching by law faculty affiliated with the prestigious University of Oxford.

The Dean Rusk Center for International Law and Policy, under the direction of C. Donald “Don” Johnson (J.D.’73), reworked the school’s longstanding summer study program in Brussels last year to include a new component in Geneva, Switzerland. Don and the Rusk Center’s new Assistant Director Laura Tate Kagel (J.D.’06) also oversee a successful summer study program at top law schools in China’s two largest cities – Beijing and Shanghai.

Our very popular Global Internship Program, which continues to be UGA’s largest in terms of geographic reach and currently provides more than 70 placements in more than 30 countries around the world, recently became a beneficiary of a UGA grant of $100,000 from the Freeman Foundation to implement the Asia-Georgia Internship Connection – a campus-wide initiative to expand and transform existing student internship opportunities in East and Southeast Asia.


The law school’s Washington, D.C., Semester in Practice Program has made a number of prestigious opportunities available to Georgia Law students, such as getting to meet with U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder.

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The desire to earn a law degree from Georgia Law is high. This stems from the quality of instruction, the strength of curriculum, the supportive and collegial atmosphere, the school’s facilities and location on the university’s historic North Campus, and the cost of attendance.

Georgia Law continues to be ranked a “best value” law school, and this benefits the school as it competes for our nation’s very top students.

In recent years, the academic credentials of our entering classes have reached new heights, further strengthening the intellectual atmosphere at the school. I am pleased to share this year’s entering class continues this tradition. The Class of 2015 boasts a median LSAT score and undergraduate GPA of 164 and 3.67, respectively. Furthermore, this median LSAT score represents the top 10 percent of test takers worldwide.

While the overwhelming majority of this class claims Georgia as home, these 188 students are residents of 27 different states, and they studied at 80 undergraduate schools. The most common being: UGA (48), the Georgia Institute of Technology (9), Clemson University (6), Georgia Southern University (6), Georgia State University (5), the University of Florida (5), the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill (4) and Valdosta State University (4). Additionally, this class is majority female (52 percent), and 25 percent indicated they are members of a minority group.

Our Master of Laws program, composed of foreign legal professionals, includes students from the countries of Brazil, China, France, Germany and Indonesia. Of special note, one is a state judge in his home country of Brazil.

Another reason for Georgia Law’s success on the student recruitment front is the quality of student life beyond the classroom. There are currently more than 35 active student organizations at the law school, and each provides a unique niche for our students in terms of learning, growing and outreach.

These groups and activities are in addition to the opportunities that exist through the school’s three well regarded journals – the Georgia Law Review, the Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law and the Journal of Intellectual Property Law. Notably, the members of the Georgia Law Review and the Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law have undertaken the responsibility of publishing tribute issues in memory of the late Hosch Professor Anne Proffitt Dupre (J.D.’88) and the late Associate Dean Gabriel M. Wilner, respectively.

Georgia Law’s advocacy program remains a source of great pride for the law school. This past year, national championship trophies were captured at two prestigious competitions – the Buffalo-Niagara Mock Trial Competition and the Mercer University School of Law Legal Ethics and Professionalism Moot Court Competition. Our American Bar Association National Appellate Advocacy Competition and Texas Bar Association National Trial Competition teams both won their regional tournaments, while our Intrastate Moot Court Competition team continued our school’s dominance in this statewide contest, making it seven consecutive years that Georgia Law has won top honors. One last result to mention is from the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot, where our students finished ninth out of 280 teams worldwide and recorded the second highest finish, behind Harvard, out of the 52 teams competing from the United States.

A relatively new area of competition – and also a successful one – for our students is in negotiations. Georgia Law students won the Robert R. Merhige, Jr. National Environmental Negotiation Competition this spring, and they finished among the top eight teams in the


LSAT Score Undergraduate GPA

75th Percentile 165 3.85

Median 164 3.67

25th Percentile 158 3.36

Class of 2015 Statistics

Georgia Law’s 2011-12 advocacy season featured a number of impressive victories including capturing the top trophy at the Intrastate Moot Court Competition for the seventh straight year.

Georgia Law’s Global Internship Program, which is one of the university’s largest, has placed more than 225 students in work or study positions dur-ing the summer months in more than 40 countries in Africa, Asia, Europe, North America and South America since its inception in 2001.

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nation at the Transactional LawMeet, a competition they won in 2010.

A continuing source of pride is our law school’s track record of having its graduates selected for U.S. Supreme Court clerkships. Six of our graduates have been selected to serve as judicial clerks during the past nine years. They have worked for Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justices Stephen G. Breyer, John Paul Stevens and Clarence Thomas. Significantly, this statistic rivals that of some schools that are typically ranked in the top dozen law schools in the nation.

We all know the current economic climate has presented its challenges, and nowhere is it more evident than in the area of employment. I am often asked, “How can I help the law school?” My reply is simple: If you have or know of job openings, please contact the Office of Legal Career Services. You know first hand the quality of education received here in Athens, and Georgia Law students continue to be interested in a wide range of practice areas and career opportunities. Director David P. O’Brien, Assistant Director Adam B. Land (J.D.’08) and Assistant Director Kristin Strunk Lowry (J.D.’07) stand ready to assist you in finding quality candidates to immediately contribute at your place of work. You can reach them at (706) 542-7541 or [email protected].

As just stated, Georgia Law is very proud of its graduates. With more than 9,200 living alumni, there is a multitude of reasons to celebrate what it means to be a member of the law school community.

Each summer’s presentation of the Law School Association Distinguished Service Scroll Award provides the opportunity to recognize alumni and others in the Georgia Law family for their exceptional service and dedication to the legal profession and the school itself. This year’s recipients honored at the alumni breakfast held in conjunction with the State Bar of Georgia Annual Meeting were Associate Dean Paul Kurtz and 1975 alumnus and attorney Joel O. Wooten.

Paul, who currently oversees academic programming and student life at the law school and is a J. Alton Hosch Professor, joined the Georgia Law faculty as an assistant professor during 1975. He is the co-author of Family Law: Cases, Text, Problems and the author of Criminal Offenses and Defenses in Georgia. He has long been active in the areas of indigent defense and uniform state laws. Paul, as shared earlier, will retire at the end of this academic year.

Joel, a trial lawyer with extensive experience as lead counsel in civil litigation matters, serves as managing partner of the Butler, Wooten & Fryhofer law firm. He has held several leadership positions with the State Bar of Georgia, the Columbus Bar Association and the American

Bar Association and was a founding member of the Georgia Center for Law in the Public Interest. His law school service encompasses being a member of both of its alumni boards – including his present seat on the Board of Visitors. He also served as chair of the University System of Georgia Board of Regents (2004-05 term) and was a member of its board from 1999 to 2006.

The UGA Alumni Association presented Frank W. “Sonny” Seiler (J.D.’57) and his family with its Alumni Family of the Year Award in April. As I am sure you are aware, the Seilers are big university supporters, and they have been responsible for raising eight generations of Ugas, the university’s beloved mascot.


Six Georgia Law alumni have been selected to serve as judicial clerks to U.S. Supreme Court justices during the last nine years.

Presenting Associate Dean Paul Kurtz with his Distinguished Service Scroll Award was his former student and 1978 graduate Kay Deming.

Attorney Joel Wooten (J.D.’75) (left) was also honored this year with a Distinguished Scroll Award, which was presented to him by former Georgia Gov. Roy Barnes (J.D.’72).

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Two graduates – Kathelen V. Amos (J.D.’82) and Julie E. Carnes (J.D.’75) – are being honored this academic year with their portraits being presented to the law school. I am delighted to see these outstanding alumnae recognized for their accomplishments in this important way. These paintings will be added to Georgia Law’s marvelous portrait collection that includes distinguished alumni and famous Georgians; but notably, until Kathelen’s and Julie’s portraits, there has only been one painting of a female – Edith House, the co-valedictorian of the Class of 1925, which was the first class with women graduates.

The members of the law school’s alumni boards – the BOV and the Law School Association Council – provide great guidance and counsel to me as dean of the law school. I would like to thank Kathelen Amos for serving as chair of the BOV, and J. Thomas “J. Tom” Morgan III (J.D.’80) for leading the LSAC last year and Santhia L. Curtis (J.D.’91) for her service as president this year.

I would also like to express my appreciation to Herbert J. Short Jr. (J.D.’85) and his wife, Lisa. They opened their home for this year’s Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society Spring Twilight Affair, which is reserved for annual donors of $1,000 or more to the law school.

Additionally, U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Georgia Sally Quillian Yates (J.D.’86) delivered the keynote address at the Seventh Annual Georgia Law Alumnae Evening held in Atlanta. Sally spoke to fellow female law school graduates and provided a look at the progress women have made in the legal profession.

There are many other alumni, in fact too many to list here, who either hosted or helped to organize gatherings for members of the law school community during the past year, and they are in addition to

those who came back to campus to share their expertise with our students and faculty. These investments of time and energy are very valuable as they help us to reconnect with one another, to forge new alliances, to remember the difference Georgia Law has made in our lives and, importantly, to add to the legacy of our great law school.

The purpose of this Annual Report is to thank all of you, our alumni and friends, who financially contributed to the law school during the last fiscal year. All gifts, large and small, make a difference. They have helped to achieve much of the transformation and advances outlined in this letter, and without this private support, many of these efforts would have remained “good ideas to be implemented in the future” and not a reality.

This past year, more than $3.5 million was raised for student scholarships, faculty support and other key initiatives, including the law school’s building renovations. It was provided by more than 1,800 individuals, and I am pleased to share this included a record number – 450 – of Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society donors. Moreover, the Law School Fund, which primarily supports student scholarships, reached a record high of just under $785,000. The Class of 2012 Legacy Gift of $89,412 also provided a new benchmark for future graduates. (Of special note, the law school’s Legacy Gift program has been so successful that it is being modeled by other units on the UGA campus.)

The Third Annual Firm and Corporation Alumni Challenge, which seeks to achieve 100 percent giving participation from Georgia Law graduates within an

organization, was won by the Athens firm Fortson, Bentley and Griffin (Category A – for entities with more than 10 Georgia Law graduates) and the Columbus/Atlanta firm Pope, McGlamry, Kilpatrick, Morrison & Norwood (Category B – for organizations


U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Georgia Sally Quillian Yates (J.D.’86) served as the keynote speaker for the Seventh Annual Georgia Law Alumnae Evening in March.

Hosting this year’s Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society Spring Twilight Affair were Herbert Short (J.D.’85) and his wife, Lisa.

The Class of 2012 presented a Legacy Gift of $89,412 to the law school. This is the highest amount pledged since the gift program was started in 2000. Assisting the class in reaching its goal was an anonymous donor who matched the students’ pledges, dollar for dollar.

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with five to 10 Georgia Law graduates). More than 50 firms competed in this year’s challenge, and 10 reached 100 percent alumni giving. For information on how your organization can join in this annual contest, please contact Phyllis R. Cooke at (706) 542-7637 or [email protected].

Significant leadership gifts of $100,000 or more were made this past year by Kathelen Amos, the Thomas M. Kirbo and Irene B. Kirbo Charitable Trust as directed by Bruce W. Kirbo Sr. (J.D.’51), and Joey Loudermilk. And many gifts were made in memory of former professors Anne Proffitt Dupre and Gabriel Wilner in addition to fellow Georgia Law alumni Mark S. Etheridge (J.D.’99), Kenneth L. “Ken” Millwood (J.D.’75) and Barry Phillips (LL.B.’54).

Recently, U.S. District Court Judge Clay D. Land (J.D.’85) entered an order directing $1.5 million of a cy pres remainder fund to Georgia Law to endow a new scholarship fund. Joel Wooten and James E. “Jim” Butler (J.D.’77) represented the class that obtained the class action settlement and were members of the Remainder Fund Committee which made recommendations to the court on the distribution of the funds. This scholarship account will provide financial assistance to deserving Georgia Law students “who have demonstrated an intention and commitment to dedicate a significant part of their professional career to the representation of individuals in civil matters who, due to their financial circumstances and the nature of their legal problem, would be unlikely to be able to privately retain legal counsel.” I am extremely grateful for this important investment in our future lawyers.

Before closing, I want to share with you significant staff changes at the law school. Longtime Director of Business and Finance Elaine K. Mitchell will retire at the end of this month. Since 1985, Elaine has provided a valuable “behind the scenes” service. Her efficiency and extensive working knowledge of law school and university policies and procedures will be sorely missed.

After nearly 35 years of service to the law school, Jill Coveny Birch retired in early September. Jill touched multiple generations of Georgia Law graduates during her career, providing leadership for the placement, development and alumni offices during her tenure, and to many she has been an ever present face and name associated with the law school.

In February, Tifton attorney, 1983 alumnus and former LSAC President Gregory C. “Greg” Sowell joined our staff, replacing former Director of Development Scotty G. Mann.

Upon Jill’s departure, he assumed leadership of the Office of Alumni Programs and Special Events in addition to the school’s development efforts. As Senior Director of Law School Advancement, Greg brings a unique perspective to his role at the law school. He is a passionate advocate for Georgia Law, and I know he will help the school to achieve its goals and aspirations.

New faces on Greg’s team include Suzanne Griffeth, who joined the

law school as director of alumni relations last month. Suzanne previously worked in alumni and development at UGA’s College of Family and Consumer Sciences. Also, Lara Pulliam, who started work at the law school in the very latter part of 2011 as stewardship manager, replaced Margaret A. “Meg” Poitevint. Before coming to the law school, Lara worked for UGA’s Center for Continuing Education as an event coordinator. I I know you will join me in welcoming and assisting this group dedicated to the positive transformation taking place at Georgia Law.

Over the years, many of you have shown through your donations of time and money that you understand the need to support your law school. There has always been a direct correlation between private funding and the quality of a law school, and your financial support is more critical than ever as we continue to make important strides in every area affecting the provision of an outstanding legal education.

We at Georgia Law are determined to maintain and enhance your law school and your law degree at every opportunity. Thank you so very much for all you do and for how you represent the law school. It is an honor and privilege to serve as your dean.

Sincerely,

Rebecca Hanner WhiteDean and J. Alton Hosch Professor of Law


Former Executive Director of Alumni Relations and Special Events Jill Coveny Birch retired in September after nearly 35 years of service to the law school.

Senior Director of Law School Advancement Greg Sowell (J.D.’83)

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Alumni Engagement 2012-2013

Kathelen V. Amos (J.D.’82)

Eleanor F. Banister (J.D.’80)

Elizabeth B. Chandler (J.D.’88)

Laura Hauck Covington (J.D.’91)

Kenneth M. Henson, Jr. (J.D.’78)

P. Harris Hines (J.D.’68 Emory)

R. Dale Hughes (J.D.’86)

Kenneth Klein (J.D.’76)

Michael J. Sharp (J.D.’91)

Herbert J. Short, Jr. (J.D.’85)

Reginald R. Smith (J.D.’87)

William J. Stembler (J.D.’71)

Audrey Boone Tillman (J.D.’89)

Joel O. Wooten, Jr. (J.D.’75)

Board of Visitors

Law School Association Council

Santhia L. Curtis (J.D.’91) President

Alan F. Rothschild Jr. (J.D.’85) President-Elect

J. Thomas Morgan III (J.D.’80) Immediate Past President

Jennifer Auer Jordan (J.D.’01) Treasurer

Daniel B. Snipes (J.D.’95) Secretary

I. Gregory Hodges (J.D.’81) District 1

Charles E. Peeler (J.D.’99) District 2

J. Steven Stewart (J.D.’77) District 3

Cale H. Conley (J.D.’96) District 4

Jeanine Gibbs Garvie (J.D.’96) District 5

Charles B. Haygood, Jr. (J.D.’66) District 6

J. Anderson “Andy” Davis (J.D.’84) District 7

Benjamin R. “Benjie” Tarbutton (J.D.’96) District 8

Steven P. Gilliam (J.D.’74) District 9

Randolph Frails (J.D.’97) District 10

Wade W. Herring II (J.D.’83) At-Large State Representative

C. Andrew “Andy” Childers (J.D.’98) At-Large State Representative

Phaedra Parks Nida (J.D.’98) At-Large State Representative

William H. Kitchens (J.D.’73) At-Large State Representative

Julia A. Houston (J.D.’95) At-Large Out-of-State Representative

Ronald S. Cooper (J.D.’69) At-Large Out-of-State Representative

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Georgia Law’s renovation created almost

4,000 square feet of additional space

and a beautiful courtyard.


Endowed & Non-endowed FundsThe following is a list of endowed and non-endowed funds that support Georgia Law.

These funds represent Georgia Law’s future as they allow us to recruit outstanding

faculty, enrich our curriculum and ensure that talented students have access to an

excellent, yet affordable, legal education.

The Office of Development welcomes the opportunity to talk with donors about

making gifts to existing funds or creating new accounts to benefit Georgia Law.

For more information, please contact the development office at (706) 542-7639 or

[email protected].

Awards

J. Ralph Beaird Closing Argument Award Fund

Ronald L. Carlson Student Award Fund

Ann Bryan Downs Loan Repayment Assistance Program Fund

Kerry Harike Joedecke Memorial Award for Excellence

Ellen R. Jordan Fund for Public Interest Law

Dan MacDougald Memorial Fund

Julian B. McDonnell Prize Fund

William King Meadow Award Fund

Isaac Meinhard Memorial Award

Jere W. Morehead Best Oralist Award Fund

Willis J. “Dick” Richardson, Jr. Student Award Fund

Edward D. and Carol J. Spurgeon Public Service Fellowship Fund

University of Georgia Law Class of 1933 Memorial Fund

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Faculty Support Robert Cotten Alston Chair in Corporate Law

Arthur K. Bolton Professorship in Environmental Law

Pope F. Brock Professorship in Professional Responsibility

Otis Brumby Distinguished Professorship in First

Amendment Law

Harmon W. Caldwell Chair in Constitutional Law

Marion & W. Colquitt Carter Chair in Tort & Insurance Law

Verner F. Chaffin Distinguished Professorship in

Fiduciary Law

A. Gus Cleveland Distinguished Chair of Legal Ethics &

Professionalism Fund

C. Ronald Ellington Award for Excellence in Teaching Fund

Georgia Athletic Association Professor in Law*

J. Alton Hosch Professorship of Law

(includes five professorships)

M.E. Kilpatrick Chair of Corporate Finance & Securities Law

Kirbo Trust Endowed Faculty Enhancement Fund

Charles H. Kirbo Chair in the School of Law

Justice Thomas O. Marshall Chair of Constitutional Law

John Byrd Martin Chair of Law

Allen Post Professorship of the School of Law

Ernest P. Rogers Chair of Intellectual Property & Unfair

Competition Law

Carl E. Sanders Chair in Political Leadership

Francis Shackelford Distinguished Professorship in

Taxation Law

John Adams Sibley Professorship in Corporate &

Business Law

Alex W. Smith Professorship in Law

Herman E. Talmadge Chair of Law

Talmadge Law Faculty Fund

Emily & Ernest Woodruff Chair in International Law

Co-curricular Support Robert Brown Fund

William Carroll Brown, Jr. Student & Faculty

Endowment Fund

Chester C. Davenport BLSA Support Fund

Endover Foundation Mock Trial Program Fund

Equal Justice Public Interest Law Support Fund*

Family Violence Clinic Support Fund

Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law

Endowment Fund

Georgia Law Review Endowment

Donald P. Gilmore, Jr. Memorial Award Fund

Guyana Legal Internship Program Support Fund

Edith House Lecture Fund

Journal of Intellectual Property Law Fund

Land Use Clinic Support Fund

Walter McElreath Fund

Mock Trial Endowment Fund

Moot Court Endowment Fund

Public Interest Fellowship Program

School of Law Student Programs & Activities Fund

Southeastern Bankruptcy Law Institute Fund

Visiting Judges & Lawyers Fund

General Support Campaign for Georgia Law Funds

Dean & Virginia Rusk Fund

Dean Rusk Law Center Addition Fund

Kenneth Henson Law School Fund

Hirsch Hall Discretionary Fund

Hirsch Hall Renovation Fund*

Law School Fund

Legal Ethics & Professionalism Symposium Fund

Joel Wooten Law School Fund

Library Support Vaughn C. Ball Law Library Fund

Jeanne & Ralph Beaird Law Library Fund

Joseph E. Cheeley, Jr. Law Library Endowment Fund

Judge Joel J. Fryer Memorial Law Library Fund

Hamilton Lokey & Henry L. Bowden Law Library Fund

Lumpkin Law School Fund

John B. Rees, Jr. Law Library Book Fund

Carl E. Sanders Law Library Endowment Fund

Louis B. Sohn Law Library Fund

Student Financial Support Morris B. Abram Scholarship Fund

A. Pratt Adams, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Fund

Kathelen Van Blarcum Amos Law School Scholarship*

William Seaborn Ashley Endowed Scholarship Fund

Attorneys’ Title Guaranty Fund Scholarship

Tara Baker Memorial Scholarship Fund

Robert O. Ball III Law Scholarship Fund

Grace H. Barnes Scholarship Fund

Claud B. Barrett Educational Fund

Andrea R. Bennett Scholarship Fund

{ Endowed & Non-endowed Funds }

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F. M. Bird Law Scholarship Fund

Jerry B. Blackstock Law School Scholarship

Margaret S. Bode Scholarship

Frank Brogan Memorial Scholarship Fund

Scott M. Brown Scholarship Fund

B. Hugh Burgess Scholarship

James E. Butler Scholarship Fund

James Lawson Carmichael, Jr. Law School

Scholarship Fund

Bryant T. Castellow Memorial Scholarship Fund

Verner F. Chaffin Endowment Fund

Class of 1986 Scholarship Fund

Welborn B. Cody Law Scholarship Fund

Sigmund A. Cohn Scholarship Fund

Frank A. Constangy Memorial Scholarship Fund

William Flowers Crozer ‘12 Scholarship Fund*

McCarthy Crenshaw Student Loan Fund

Chester C. Davenport Scholarship Fund

Patricia C. Downing Memorial Scholarship Fund

Anne Proffitt Dupre Memorial Scholarship*

Judge Newell Edenfield Scholarship Fund

D. Meade Feild Scholarship Fund

John & Mary Franklin Foundation Law Scholarship Fund

Joseph Aaron Fried Scholarship Fund

Sonya Yarbrough Gee Memorial Scholarship Fund

E.J. Grassmann Law Scholarship Fund

Jeremy Harden Memorial Scholarship Fund

Roy V. Harris Scholarship Fund

J. Alton Hosch Scholarship Fund

Hughes-Green Family Scholarship Fund

Inslee & Betti Johnson Scholarship Fund

Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP Scholarship

in Honor of Barry Phillips

Robert E. Knox Memorial Scholarship Fund

Wyckliffe “Wyck” A. Knox, Jr. Law School Scholarship Fund

Law School Reunion Scholarship Fund

Morton P. Levine Scholarship Fund

Edith M. & Frank G. Lumpkin, Jr. Scholarship Fund

Keith Mason Law Scholarship Fund

Kenneth L. Millwood Memorial Scholarship*

C. Read Morton, Jr. & William “Billy” P. Payne

Scholarship Fund

Judge & Mrs. Harold Murphy ‘49 Scholarship

Thomas B. Murphy Fund

Henry G. Neal Fund

Gwinn Henry Nixon Scholarship Fund

Judge Wilbur Dawson Owens, Jr. Scholarship Fund

Chris & Anna Paulson Memorial Loan Fund

Benjamin Z. Phillips Law Scholarship Fund

Clifford Pratt Memorial Loan Fund

Judge J. Kelley Quillian Scholarship Fund

Frank Ramsey Memorial Scholarship Fund

Milton M. Ratner Scholarship & Loan Fund

Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi Scholarship Fund

William & Vickie Scaljon Scholarship Fund

R. Perry Sentell, Jr. Scholarship Fund

Michael J. Sharp Scholarship Fund

Sic Vos Non Vobis Scholarship*

Alex & Betty Smith Scholarship Fund

Smith, Gambrell & Russell Scholarship Fund

Marion Smith Scholarship Fund

Southeastern Bankruptcy Law Institute Scholarship Fund

Hughes Spalding Scholarship Fund

Ed Sumner Memorial Scholarship Fund

Synovus Foundation Scholarship Fund

Talmadge Law Scholarship Fund

Robert Battey Troutman Memorial Fund

University of Georgia Foundation Law Scholarship Fund

University of Georgia Law Dames Emergency Loan Fund

Michael & Risë Weathersby Law Scholarship

Gabriel M. Wilner Scholarship

Woodruff Law Scholarship Fund

Vasser Woolley Foundation Law Scholarship Fund

* New endowment fund created during FY 2011-2012.

{ Endowed & Non-endowed Funds }

During the 2011-2012 fiscal year, 20.2% of

alumni made a gift to support Georgia Law.

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In Brief 2011-2012Overall Gifts and Commitments ………………………… $3,490,019.12

RevenueLaw School Fund ………………………………………………………… $784,141.77

Hirsch Hall Fund …………………………………………………………… $144,376.22

Other Endowed & Non-Endowed Funds …………………………………$1,351,302.61

TOTAL REVENUE …………………………………………………………$2,279,820.60

Donors 1,805 Alumni Donors

20.2% Alumni Participation Rate

1,924 Total Donors

450 Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society Members

34 Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society Benefactors (Donors of $10,000 or more)

Law School Fund Expenditures 2011–2012 Budget Summary as of June 30, 2012

Scholarships ………………………………………………………………… $481,389 …………………………………………… 67%

Development …………………………………………………………………… $80,540 …………………………………………… 11%

Student Support ……………………………………………………………… $50,812 ……………………………………………… 7%

Alumni Activities ……………………………………………………………… $43,999 ……………………………………………… 6%

Dean’s Office …………………………………………………………………… $31,828 ……………………………………………… 5%

Faculty Support ……………………………………………………………… $22,202 ……………………………………………… 3%

Advocacy Programs ………………………………………………………… $8,838 ……………………………………………… 1%

Total LSF Expenditures ……………………………………………… $719,608…………………………………………………...100%

All expenditures are approved through an itemized budget request presented to the Law School Association Council and voted on by the greater Georgia Law alumni body during its annual meeting. Law School Fund contributions received this fiscal year are spent next fiscal year. Our fiscal year runs from July 1 to June 30.

Scholarships 67%

Dean’s Office 5%

Development 11%

Student Support 7%

Faculty Support 3%

Advocacy Programs 1%

Alumni Activities 6%

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A Letter from the PresidentThis past spring, as the incoming Law School Association president, I had the honor to address Georgia Law’s graduating class during their commencement.This was an important day in the lives of all the graduates and their

family members – and as the first African American to serve as

Georgia Law’s alumni association president it was a pinnacle moment

for me. As a young woman attending law school in the late 1980s and

early 1990s, I was consumed with thoughts of graduating and getting a job. I never thought about my

involvement with our law school after graduation and certainly never imagined that I would one day

have the privilege to serve as president of the alumni council. In fact, almost ten years passed before I

gave any thought to re-engaging with the law school. One afternoon, many years ago, my good friend

Sam Matchett (J.D.’84), who at the time was serving on the school’s alumni council, phoned and asked

that I consider giving back to the school by financially supporting the Law School Fund. Because Sam

asked, I gave, and eventually I totally re-engaged both financially and as a member of the law school

council. Today, over twenty years since I graduated on the university’s historic North Campus, I see that

my reinvestment in our school has paid tremendous dividends. The law school’s status is higher than

ever, the credentials of the 2012 entering class are superior with a median 164 LSAT and a median 3.67

GPA, and the value of our degree from the University of Georgia School of Law increases with every

passing year. In the words of John F. Kennedy, “a rising tide lifts all boats.”

As president of the Law School Association, it is my responsibility to thank the alumni who remained

engaged with the school and to encourage others, as Sam did with me, to become involved. It may

surprise you to learn that only private funds can be used for law school scholarships. With the rising

costs of tuition, students depend on scholarship dollars more than ever before and our gifts provide

more than an education – financial gifts shape futures. With continued and new financial support our

students have the opportunity to excel in engaging courses, thriving educational programs, and develop

transformational friendships.

Our law school is an ever-evolving institution. Not only do the characters change but the physical

buildings also evolve! I encourage you to visit the school. The “pit” with its red shag carpet has been

replaced with a modern student area and a coffee bar. The “orange couch” lounge that was home to

the 1960s fake leather sofas has been replaced with a modern lounge area. The once dank and damp

courtyard is now a beautiful modern oasis for student activity. The wooden boards that covered the sky

light at the top of the rotunda have been removed to reveal a new bright Hirsh Hall entryway. Modern

student study rooms have been added and I know we can all appreciate that finally the locker room

has been updated. Physical changes to the school are made possible solely due to the generosity and

extraordinary philanthropy of our alumni and friends.

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The continued financial support of alumni is needed to maintain established excellence. As Dean

White, the exceptional faculty and staff of the school, and the students continue to build on our tradi-

tion of excellence, please consider your engagement with the University of Georgia School of Law and

join me in investing in our school.

Sincerely,

Santhia L. Curtis (J.D.’91)

Law School Association President

Georgia Law has never before offered a

greater variety of courses or

student-teacher ratios more conducive to a

high quality education.


Joseph Henry Lumpkin SocietyThe School of Law is pleased to honor its annual contributors of $1,000 or more with

membership in the Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society and greatly appreciates the

commitment of these individuals to the continuous advancement of the quality of the

law school. In 2011-2012, 450 generous alumni and friends were members of the Joseph

Henry Lumpkin Society.

Joseph Henry Lumpkin founded

the University of Georgia School

of Law in 1859, in collaboration

with his son-in-law, Thomas R.R.

Cobb, and colleague William Hope

Hull. Classes were first taught in

Lumpkin’s law office at the corner

of Prince Avenue and Pulaski

Street in downtown Athens at what

was then the Lumpkin Law School.

Lumpkin, born in Oglethorpe

County in 1799, was a distinguished lawyer and

statesman and a major figure in Georgia public

affairs. He graduated from Princeton in 1819,

then “read law” under the tutelage of a practicing

attorney, as was the custom of the day. Lumpkin

was admitted to the Georgia bar in 1820. In

1824, he was elected to a two-year term in the

Georgia legislature and, in 1833,

he helped frame the state penal

code. In 1845, Lumpkin became

the first chief justice of the

Georgia Supreme Court, where

he served continuously until his

death in 1867.

Join the Lumpkin Society and

help sustain excellence at your

law school. Please make your

gift of $1,000 or more to the

School of Law by June 20, 2013, and encourage

several of your classmates and colleagues to

follow your lead. With our 2012-2013 Joseph

Henry Lumpkin Society membership, we can

safeguard our position among the nation’s finest

law schools.

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Jeffrey A. Allred

Daniel P. Amos & Kathelen Van

Blarcum Amos

Hon. & Mrs. Roy E. Barnes

Michael J. & Bette Rose Bowers

Elizabeth Brannen Chandler &

Richard C. Chandler

Katherine D. Dixon

Robert P. Hein

Kenneth M. Henson, Jr.

R. Dale Hughes & Cynthia G. Hughes

L. Norwood Jameson

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce W. Kirbo

Kenneth Klein

Susan S. Lanigan

Joey M. Loudermilk

Mrs. Thomas O. Marshall, Jr.

Keith W. Mason

Carson Millwood

Chandler Millwood

Sharron S. Millwood

Walter W. Mitchell

Mr. & Mrs. John C. Neiman

John S. Noell, Jr.

George D. Overend &

Carol Overend

William M. Overend

Hon. & Mrs. Carl E. Sanders

Michael J. Sharp

Herbert J. & Lisa Spain Short

Elizabeth Haverty Smith

Reginald R. Smith &

Leigh M. Smith

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Stembler

Michael N. Weathersby &

Risë J. Weathersby

Mr. & Mrs. Joel O. Wooten

Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society Benefactors (Donors of $10,000 or more) Bold names indicate five or more years of consecutive Lumpkin Society membership.

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William V. Allison

Eleanor Banister

Mr. & Mrs. David B. Bell

Jesse G. Bowles III

Susan A. Cahoon

Julie E. Carnes & Stephen S. Cowen

B. Lynn Chastain

C. Andrew Childers

John L. Coalson, Jr.

Laura Hauck Covington

Mr. & Mrs. R. Alex Crumbley

Mr. & Mrs. Bertis E. Downs IV

William G. Dupre

C. Michael Evert, Jr.

Jennifer Wheatley Fletcher &

H.Q. Fletcher III

James L. Ford

George W. Fryhofer III

Edward T.M. Garland

John T. Glover

John T. Glover, Jr.

G. Sanders Griffith III

Robert P. Hall III

Charles B. Haygood, Jr. &

Mary Isla M. Haygood

Carlton M. Henson II

Carolyne Beaty Hilton

Julia A. Houston

Douglas R. Kertscher

Wyckliffe A. Knox, Jr.

John L. Latham

Morton P. Levine

Mary O. Marshall

J. Thomas Morgan III &

Carol E. Morgan

Phaedra Parks Nida

James W. Purcell

Martin G. Quirk

Ronald W. Rogers

Dennis B. Rooks & Jane Canipe Rooks

Matthew G. Rooks

Alan F. Rothschild, Jr.

Robert I. Schramm

Mr. & Mrs. Gordon A. Smith

Robert J. Soper

Mark A. Tate & Kim Hartung Tate

Audrey Boone Tillman

Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society Fellows (Donors of $5,000 to $9,999)Bold names indicate five or more years of consecutive Lumpkin Society membership.

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Maiser M. Aboneaaj &

Lee Ann Bambach

H. Michael Bagley &

Bridget Beisner Bagley

Robert O. Ball III

W. Randall Bassett &

Julia Lynch Bassett

Steven L. Beard &

Kathleen Lewis Beard

Kristen M. Beystehner

Mrs. Jerry B. Blackstock

David W. Boone

Brian P. Cain

Harmon W. Caldwell, Jr.

Elizabeth W. Camp

Valerie Caproni

Matthew E. Carswell &

Barbara Daenner Carswell

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald S. Cooper

Santhia L. Curtis

N. Kenneth Daniel

J. Anderson Davis

J. Michael Dover

Bruce B. Edwards, Jr.

David H. Gambrell

Jeanine Gibbs Garvie &

James M. Garvie

Mark E. Grantham

Henry B. Harris III

E. David Hart, Jr.

Richard K. Hines IV

Charles E. Jabaley

Stanley S. Jones, Jr.

Anthony D. Lehman

Donald R. Livingston

Steven J. Lownds

Samuel M. Matchett

Edwin R. Neel

Floyd C. Newton III

James A. Orr

Michael J. Quilling

Kenneth S. Resnick

David E. Shipley &

Virginia F. Coleman

David A. Smith

Steven W. Smith

Gregory C. Sowell

Grant T. Stein & Janet McGrew Stein

Mr. & Mrs. Wade H. Stribling

Gerald S. Tanenbaum

Larry D. Thompson &

Brenda A. Thompson

Keith W. Vaughan

Brian A. White

William N. Withrow, Jr.

Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society Partners (Donors of $2,500 to $4,999) Bold names indicate five or more years of consecutive Lumpkin Society membership.

{ Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society }

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Dean A. Adelman

Wm. Morgan Akin

Stephen C. Andrews & Doris L. Downs

Gilbert A. Banks, Jr. (deceased)

William D. Barwick &

Donna Gude Barwick

Jeffrey C. Baxter &

Gaylen Kemp Baxter

Shannon Casey Baxter

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce H. BeermanFrederic S. Beloin

Douglas A. BennettMildred A. Bennett

B.J. BernsteinCraig E. Bertschi &

Kimberly Weber Bertschi

David E. Betts & Chris Q. BettsSusan C. Bird

Gary Blasingame & Dwayne BlasingameAndrew D. Block

Keith D. Bodoh & Karen A. BodohWilliam H. Boling, Jr.

Emmet J. Bondurant II

Alexander Hood Booth

James R. Borders

Gary Born

Jerome BraunJohn M. Breen

William H. Brewster & Karen Brewster

Rikard L. Bridges

Mr. & Mrs. Frank H. Briggs, Jr.

Wilbur C. BrooksC. Mitchell Brown

Charles H. BrownSylvia P. BrownJason T. Burnette

Ginger & Scott BurtonW. Thomas Cable, Jr.

Marcus B. Calhoun, Jr.

Maureen T. CallahanDiane Sanborn CallowayClark E. Candler &

Teresa Atkinson Candler

Ben Cannon

Albert Caproni III

Hon. & Mrs. George H. CarleyRonald L. Carlson & Mary CarlsonMr. & Mrs. Raymond P. Carpenter

Caroline G. Castle

Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Chandler, Jr.Rishi P. Chhatwal

Thomas C. Chubb III

Hon. & Mrs. Harold G. ClarkeWalter N. CohenMr. & Mrs. John D. ComerCale H. Conley

Patrick D. Conner &

Tonnye Conner-White

Adam M. Conrad &

Danielle Logan Conrad

J. Vincent Cook, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Frederick E. Cooper

John B. CopenhaverAlfred N. CorriereBetsy C. Cox

Mrs. Robert P. Crozer, Jr.

William V. Custer IV & Cheryl F. Custer

Taylor T. Daly

J. David Dantzler, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. George W. Darden III

Peter J. DaughteryHarold F. Davis III &

Jane Thompson Davis

Richard H. Deane, Jr.

William D. deGolianNancy Karen Deming

Joseph W. Dent

Richard A. Diment & Dana Garrett DimentDonnie Dixon

Derek V. Dooley

Kathy Kraft Dorough

David E. Dukes

Pamela DeAngelis Duncan

Edgar B. Dunlap II

James A. Dunlap, Jr.

Paul G. Durdaller

James B. Durham

Joseph W. Eason

Thomas A. EatonProf. & Mrs. C. Ronald EllingtonJames B. Ellington & Michele Jones EllingtonJohn J. Ellington

B.J. Erb & Bruce I. Crabtree III

Philip F. Etheridge

Sara A. EvansLloyd G. Farr

Scott A. Farrow

Charles M. Ferguson, Jr.

Kevin M. Ferguson

Timothy J. Fitzgibbon

John H. Fleming

Robert W. Foster, Jr.

Randolph Frails

Dorothy Black FranzoniMr. & Mrs. Robert O. FreemanBeverly Frew

Joseph A. Fried

T. Bart Gary & Elizabeth Conlin Gary

Sidney A. Gelernter

Steven P. GilliamMr. & Mrs. Peter B. GlassRichard G. Goerss

Victor E. Goetz & Barbara Miller GoetzDavid F. Golden

Robert D. GoldsmithMatthew T. Gomes

Kevin Gooch

Mr. & Mrs. William S. GoodmanJames C. Gray, Jr.

Loring A. Gray, Jr.

Greg E. Gregory IIIBradley K. Groff & Kerstin Meyers Groff


Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society Associates (Donors of $1,000 to $2,499) Bold names indicate five or more years of consecutive Lumpkin Society membership.

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Six Georgia Law alumni have been selected

to serve as judicial clerks to U.S. Supreme Court justices during the last nine years.


Bradley W. Grout &

Megan Webb Grout

Donald I. Hackney, Jr.John B. Hagerty

Matthew I. Hall

Mr. & Mrs. V. Nathaniel Hansford

Florence E. Harmon

Phillip L. HartleyWilliam D. Harvard

Walter B. Harvey

Holly D. Hatfield

Scott D. Hawkins & Susan Mashburn HawkinsP. David Hay

Douglas R. HaynieJ. Jeffrey Helms, Jr. &

Catherine Harris Helms

James L. Henderson & Eleanor Dunlap HendersonGlenn P. Hendrix

Wade W. Herring II & Susan Cramer HerringRichard B. Herzog, Jr. &

Dr. Laura Kibler-Herzog

Samuel S. Heywood

Phillip S. Hibbard

Al B. Hill

Hollister A. Hill

Sarah M. Hoagland

Bret R. Hobson &

Tedra Cannella Hobson

I. Gregory HodgesRebecca A. Hoelting

Hubert G. Holland (deceased)

James E. Holmes, Jr. &

Brenda Ozaki Holmes

Randolph H. Houchins

David E. Howard

Justin R. Howard

Robert D. Howell

Noah H. Huffstetler III

Julius M. Hulsey

Charles A. HunnicuttS. Lark Ingram & Daniel V. Pompilio IIIWilliam R. Jenkins

J. Alexander Johnson

Weyman T. Johnson, Jr. &

E. Allison Forkner

Ezra B. Jones IIIJ. Mark Jones

LeeAnn Jones

Reginald M. Jones

Mr. & Mrs. James M. Jordan IIIR. Lawton Jordan III &

Jennifer Auer Jordan

Theodore W. KassingerCada T. Kilgore III

Thomas H. Kirbo

Dow N. Kirkpatrick IIWilliam Henry KitchensEdmund M. Kneisel

Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Knox, Jr.Ruth A. KnoxMelissa L. Kotun

Michael I. Krause

Stan Kreimer, Jr.Edward B. KrugmanPaul M. Kurtz & Carol P. KurtzEllen Brown Landers

W. Pope Langdale IIIAndrew J. Lavoie

Nathaniel Lee

Mr. & Mrs. James K. Lehman

Kurt E. Lentz

Hubert C. Lovein, Jr.

Angela B. Lubniewski

Rollin E. Mallernee IIR. Lee Mann III

C. Bradford MarshDavid C. Marshall

J. Dean Marshall, Jr.Roger J. Martinson

Gregory B. Mauldin

Tracie Johnson Maurer &

Jacob A. Maurer

Leigh Martin May

Merritt E. McAlister

Mary T. McCormick

E. Crawford McDonald

Frank S. McGaughey III

Michael L. McGlamry

C. Wade McGuffey, Jr. & Virginia M. McGuffeyColin A. McRae

T. Penn McWhorterKevin G. Meeks

Dennis S. Meir

Edward H. Meyers

N. Marshall Meyers

John B. Miller, Jr.Tony G. MillsT. Ryan Mock, Jr.Janet Finch Molinet &

Robert T. Molinet

Juliane B. Mondano

Kellie Casey MonkDavid R. MontgomeryThomas F. Moran

Michael A. MorrisStephen G. Morrison

Melinda Moseley

H. Allen MoyeMr. & Mrs. James J. Moynihan

George E. MundyHon. & Mrs. Harold L. Murphy

Kevin P. Murphy

Paul B. Murphy

Dr. & Mrs. William T. NeumannJohn E. NiedrachBlaine A. Norris

Richard B. North, Jr.

William U. NorwoodC. Randall NuckollsColeman A. NutterJohn J. Ossick, Jr.James L. Pannell

W. Henry Parkman

Mrs. L. Ray PattersonCarl S. Pedigo, Jr. & Kathleen Horne

Jason C. Pedigo &

Susannah Rogers Pedigo

Charles E. Peeler & Melissa Dickey PeelerPamela D. Perdue

Laura Bush Petron

Gerald L. Pouncey, Jr.

Thomas O. Powell


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Alan J. PrinceT.C. Spencer PryorCharles N. PursleyA. Marvin Quattlebaum, Jr.

Neal J. Quirk

Paul A. Quiros

Michael M. RaeberShyam ReddyMichael S. ReevesBenjamine ReidMatthew Richardson

Melody Z. Richardson

Frederick H. RittsRufus H. Rivers

David A. Roby, Jr.

Gregory L. RoseboroF. Valerie Rusk

Stephanie Getter Sagerman

Julia Willcox Lumpkin Sando & Donald M. SandoE. Clayton Scofield III & Eileen

Golden Scofield

Lawrence J. Scott

Edward S. Sell III

Richard L. ShackelfordRobert L. Shannon, Jr.Jack N. Sibley

Michael A. Siegel & Lisa Smith Siegel

Laurel Ellis Parker Simmons

M.T. Simmons, Jr.Clarence H. Smith

E. Kendrick Smith & Caryl Greenberg SmithJ.D. SmithJoel H. Smith

John H. Smith & Margie E. SmithM. Brandon Smith

Philip C. SmithPutnam C. Smith

Daniel B. SnipesWilliam F. Sparks

Robin V. Spivey

J. Edward SprouseCorey M. Stern

J. Steven Stewart

David A. Stockton & Jayne P. Stockton

Gary D. StokesAlan N. Sutin

Jerre B. Swann

David R. Sweat & Kay A. GieseCharles B. Tanksley & Kathryn

Johnson Tanksley

William G. TannerBenjie R. Tarbutton

John M. Tatum

Earle R. Taylor III

Michael B. Terry

Henry C. Tharpe, Jr.C. Sammy ThomasSteven R. Thornton & Allison Elmore ThorntonStanley D. Tilley & Velma Cowen TilleyRichard G. Tisinger

Andrew J. Tuck

David L. Turner &

Martha Deedy Turner

W. Joseph Turner

Norman L. Underwood

Glen M. Vey & Shelley Rucker VeyJames A. Walker, Jr.

Ryan K. Walsh

C. Wilbur Warner, Jr.John L. WatkinsJoseph W. Watkins, Sr.

Paul E. Weathington

Robert B. WedgePaul L. Weisbecker &

Amy Lloyd Weisbecker

Michael L. Wells

Laura H. WheatonSidney F. Wheeler

Rebecca Hanner White & Daniel U. WhiteJohn W. Wilcox, Jr.

David T. Wiley

Richard A. Wilhelm & Theresa T. WilhelmScott S. WilliamsRhys T. Wilson

Susan Jump Wilson

Valinda Barrett Wolfert

Laura E. Woodson

Natalie S. Woodward

Allen W. Yee


New Lumpkin Society Member

Graduates on Giving

“I knew Georgia Law was a special place the minute I spoke with the Admissions Office. I was on leave from the Army, living in Germany and missed my acceptance letter telling me to send in my deposit. When I called the first thing I heard was ‘Honey, you have a place here with us; you just send that check when you can.’ I was hooked. Little did I know that from that point onward, the faculty and staff would give me and my classmates all the tools necessary to be successful at the practice of law, including, an externship with then-Clarke County Superior Court Judge, now U.S. Federal District Court Judge, Steve Jones. One classmate clerked for a U.S. Supreme Court Justice, one is a law professor, and another a Georgia Supreme Court Justice. The law school’s national and international track record of success speaks for itself. I give back to honor my experience and to support those who will follow me.”

Reginald M. “Reggie” Jones (J.D.’99)

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Lumpkin Society Spring Twilight Affair – April 20, 2012

Alumni GiftsAlumni are listed by class year and, within the class year, by giving level. Each class list is prefaced by the number of alumni donors, percentage of class participation and amount of the overall class donation. Where only one class member participated, the specific gift amount is not disclosed. Numbers in parentheses denote the years of consecutive giving to Georgia Law.

Honor Roll 2011-2012The Honor Roll recognizes gifts to all of the various funds that support the University

of Georgia School of Law. It includes all private donations between July 1, 2011, and

June 30, 2012, from alumni, firms, foundations, corporations and organizations, other

individuals and Georgia Law faculty and staff. Gifts are listed by the following categories:

Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society Benefactors Donors of $10,000 or more

Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society Fellows Donors of $5,000 to $9,999

Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society Partners Donors of $2,500 to $4,999

Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society Associates Donors of $1,000 to $2,499

Dean’s Council Donors of $500 to $999

Law School Advocates Donors of $250 to $499

Law School Supporters Donors of $100 to $249

Law School Friends Donors of less than $100

During the past decade, Georgia Law advocacy teams

have won 10 national titles and 33 state and regional crowns.


Class of 1938 No. of Donors ………… 1 Participation ……… 100%

Law School Advocates Aaron Cohn (Deceased) (12)


Law School Supporters Milton F. Brown, Jr. (8)


Law School Advocates Fred H. Walker


Law School Friends Anonymous (3)

Class of 1948 Class Total … $25,800.00 No. of Donors ………… 3 Participation ……… 18%

Lumpkin Society Benefactors Carl E. Sanders (3)

Dean’s Council Gordon L. Dickens, Jr.

Law School Friends Marvin H. Shoob (3)

Class of 1949 Class Total …… $2,225.00 No. of Donors ………… 5 Participation ……… 19%

Lumpkin Society Associates John D. Comer (23) Harold L. Murphy (22)

Law School Supporters Upshaw C. Bentley, Jr. James P. Swann, Jr. (27)

Law School Friends H. Lamar Knight (9)


Lumpkin Society Associates Harold G. Clarke (22)

Law School Advocates Louis H. Rozier (12)

Law School Supporters George O. Taylor, Jr. (19) Hoyt H. Whelchel, Jr. (32)

Law School Friends John W. Roberts, Jr. Frank A. Young (3)


Lumpkin Society Benefactors Bruce W. Kirbo (2)

Lumpkin Society Associates Wilbur C. Brooks (17) John W. Wilcox, Jr.

Law School Advocates Robert E. Gibson (28) Robert G. Walther (10)

Law School Supporters Hilliard P. Burt


Lumpkin Society Partners David H. Gambrell (6)

Law School Supporters O. Franklin Lowie (2)


Lumpkin Society Fellows Morton P. Levine (5)

Dean’s Council Nickolas P. Chilivis

Law School Supporters Coy R. Johnson (4)

Law School Friends Troy J. Johnson (8)

Class of 1954 Class Total ………$355.00 No. of Donors ………… 4 Participation ……… 21%

Law School Supporters W. Thomas Roberts, Jr. Robert B. Struble (2) N.C. Theriault (9)

Law School Friends Claude A. Bray, Jr.


Dean’s Council W. Hale Barrett (13)

Law School Advocates Charles P. Miller (5) William G. Scrantom, Jr. (20)

Consecutive Donor

Graduates on Giving

“There is a critical connection between available financial resources and the ability of Georgia Law to achieve its expanding goals. Only through consistent and generous alumni support can our law school reach its promising future. We should remember that each gift repays, in part, the knowledge and values received from Georgia Law that have shaped our lives.”

William H. Kitchens (J.D.’73)Consecutive donor for 33 years

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Law School Supporters J. Dewey Benefield, Jr.

Law School Friends Leroy Langston (3)

Class of 1956 No. of Donors ………… 1 Participation ………… 9%

Law School Advocates Edmund I. Adams

Class of 1957 Class Total ………$650.00 No. of Donors ………… 4 Participation ……… 20%

Law School Advocates Frank W. Seiler (2)

Law School Supporters D. Hugh Connolly Ben L. Patterson, Jr.

Law School Friends Marvin H. Zion (7)


Lumpkin Society Associates Roger J. Martinson (4) T. Penn McWhorter (5)

Dean’s Council H. Mitchell Dunn, Jr. (3) Norman S. Fletcher (5)

Law School Supporters David A. Handley (27)


Law School Advocates Lindsay H. Bennett, Jr. (2) Harry L. Cashin, Jr. (24)

Law School Supporters George L. Kelly Jerry L. Minge C. Norman Spence J. Thomas Whelchel


Lumpkin Society Benefactors Walter W. Mitchell (19)

Lumpkin Society Associates Emmet J. Bondurant II (2) M.T. Simmons, Jr. (27)

Dean’s Council J. Norman Pease (6)

Law School Advocates George J. Hearn III (5)

Law School Supporters John E. Holman (8) John T. Wasdin (6) Aron G. Weiner (2)


Lumpkin Society Associates Gary B. Blasingame (9)

Dean’s Council Fletcher N. Baldwin, Jr. (2)

Law School Advocates Marvin B. Hartley, Jr. (10) James C. Whelchel (2)

Law School Supporters John D. Cartledge


Lumpkin Society Associates George H. Carley (30) Hubert G. Holland (Deceased) John H. Smith (17) Sidney F. Wheeler (4)

Law School Advocates Herbert M. Crane, Jr. (5) E. Purnell Davis II (5) Stanley M. Karsman

Law School Supporters W. Rhett Tanner


Lumpkin Society Associates Charles H. Brown (19) Julius M. Hulsey (5)

Law School Advocates Jean E. Johnson, Jr. (4)

Law School Supporters Terrell W. Benton, Jr. (3) Alton H. Hopkins Jack Paller (6) David H. Tisinger

Class of 1964 Class Total … $10,350.00 No. of Donors ……… 12 Participation ……… 25%

Lumpkin Society Fellows Wyckliffe A. Knox, Jr. (3)

Lumpkin Society Associates J. Vincent Cook, Jr. (7) E. Crawford McDonald (4)

Dean’s Council James B. Franklin (2) Gates T. Richards (3)

Law School Advocates James T. Collins, Jr. (10) H. Arthur McLane (10) William T. Moore, Jr. (17) Donald D. Rentz (10)

Annual Fund Leader

Graduates on Giving

“Our experience at Georgia Law was terrific. Not only did we receive top notch legal educations, launching successful careers, but we also gained lifelong friends. The strong relationships formed at Georgia Law are invaluable on all levels and we are most grateful for those years. Go Dawgs!”

Reginald R. Smith (J.D.’87) & Leigh McCranie Smith (J.D.’87)

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Law School Supporters Jack C. Bell J. Dickey Crosby (4) Horace H. Sibley (2)


Lumpkin Society Benefactors John S. Noell, Jr. (13)

Lumpkin Society Fellows Edward T.M. Garland (6)

Lumpkin Society Associates Edward S. Sell III William G. Tanner (21) Richard G. Tisinger (4) C. Wilbur Warner, Jr. (7)

Dean’s Council Albert M. Pickett Larry Walker (11)

Law School Advocates Otis A. Brumby, Jr. Gerald F. Handley (5) John M. Melvin (14)

Law School Supporters Charles C. Benedict (5) Paul V. Kilpatrick, Jr. (19) W. Byrd Warlick (6) G. Joseph Weller (2)

Law School Friends Carl N. Richardson, Jr. (6)


Lumpkin Society Fellows R. Alex Crumbley (7) Charles B. Haygood, Jr. (13) Robert I. Schramm (12)

Lumpkin Society Associates Gilbert A. Banks, Jr. (Deceased) (4) Philip F. Etheridge (30) Norman L. Underwood (2)

Law School Advocates Daniel M. Coursey, Jr. (2) Charles B. Mikell, Jr. (2)

Law School Supporters Chester C. Davenport

Law School Friends S. Pope Jones, Jr. George H. Kreeger

Class of 1967 Class Total …… $5,425.00 No. of Donors ……… 12 Participation ……… 21%

Lumpkin Society Associates Frederick E. Cooper George W. Darden III (3) William U. Norwood (7)

Dean’s Council William N. Searcy

Law School Advocates H. Sanders Carter, Jr. (10) Foy S. Horne, Jr.

Law School Supporters Stanley H. Friedman (5) L. Michael Shackelford (24) William C. Talmadge

Law School Friends Reginald B. Donaldson, Jr. Harmon T. Smith, Jr. Maurice Sponcler, Jr. (2)


Lumpkin Society Fellows Ronald W. Rogers (9)

Lumpkin Society Associates William S. Goodman (11) V. Nathaniel Hansford (12) John M. Tatum (3)

Dean’s Council Thomas S. Chambless (11) Charles R. Swartz (15)

Law School Advocates Lowell S. Fine (6) Gardiner W. Garrard, Jr.

Law School Supporters Neal L. Conner, Jr. (5) P. Bruce Kirwan (2) Fred B. Kitchens, Jr. Robert P. Mallis (13) J. Leonard Skiles (6)


Judicial Donor

Graduates on Giving

“My support reflects the appreciation I feel for what the law school gave me. I have been able to practice law, and to serve as a Superior Court Judge for many years. That our son, Mark, flourished in law school and went on to be a passionate and highly regarded advocate in the United States Air Force made my bond even greater. But when his law classmates chose to honor his memory by raising funds for the law school, my gratitude became overwhelming. The law school is a part of our family’s history. It is a history that makes me very proud.”

Philip F. Etheridge (J.D.’66) with wife, Brenda Williams Etheridge


Graduates on Giving

“Many of my successes professionally relate back to my law school learnings and experiences. I am happy to be able to contribute so those learnings will continue for others in the future.”

Dean A. Adelman (J.D.’90)

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Lumpkin Society Partners Ronald S. Cooper (6) J. Michael Dover (18)

Lumpkin Society Associates Dow N. Kirkpatrick II (24) Robert E. Knox, Jr. (7) Charles N. Pursley (16)

Dean’s Council Loyd H. Black, Jr. (7) Thomas J. Harrold, Jr. (3)

Law School Advocates William H. Blalock, Jr. (9) W. Joseph Bruckner (9) Robert W. Chasteen, Jr. Milton E. Lefkoff (2)

Law School Supporters Harry P. Davis, Jr. (6) Richard Katz (8) Allen B. Keeble (2) Nathaniel G. Slaughter III (32) Richard W. Stephens (7)

Law School Friends Jerry W. Bussell


Lumpkin Society Partners Gerald S. Tanenbaum (4)

Lumpkin Society Associates John B. Miller, Jr. (7)

Dean’s Council Edmund A. Booth, Jr.

Law School Advocates William A. Clineburg, Jr. Paul C. Wilgus (7)

Law School Supporters Timothy J. Armstrong (11) Herman S. Caldwell, Jr. (5) R. Carl Cannon Ronald E. Ginsberg (5) J. Stephen Lewis (5) William D. Montgomery Edwin D. Robb, Jr.


Lumpkin Society Benefactors William J. Stembler (9)

Lumpkin Society Associates Jerome Braun (6) Peter B. Glass (19) Douglas R. Haynie (18) Hubert C. Lovein, Jr. (5) Rollin E. Mallernee II (7) Frederick H. Ritts (9) J.D. Smith (32) J. Edward Sprouse (32)

Dean’s Council C. King Askew (4) David K. Ginn (2) Wilson M. MacEwen, Jr. (7) Walter B. McClelland (3) Charles T. Staples (32)

Law School Advocates L. David Coddon II (2) G. Terry Jackson (Deceased) (23)

Law School Supporters Luther C. Curtis (3) G. Thomas Davis John A. Dickerson (2) Terry S. Freedman (3) F. Edwin Hallman, Jr.

William B. Hollberg (7) Jack B. Hood (13) Lawrence F. Jones (17) James E. McDonald (3) J. Thomas Vance

Law School Friends Edgar W. Ennis, Jr. W. Brooks Stillwell III (3)


Lumpkin Society Benefactors Roy E. Barnes (9)

Lumpkin Society Fellows John T. Glover (9)

Lumpkin Society Associates Marcus B. Calhoun, Jr. (9) Robert O. Freeman (14) David R. Montgomery (5) George E. Mundy (20) Robert B. Wedge (8)

Dean’s Council Arthur K. Goto (27) Ernest V. Harris (4) Richard L. Ormand J. Robert Persons III (4) Russell L. Smith

Law School Advocates Edward E. Bates, Jr. (14) Robert P. Constantine, Jr. McCarthy Crenshaw, Jr. (3) J. Rodgers Lunsford III (9) Samuel N. Werbin (12)

Law School Supporters Michael R. Casper (7) Robert H. Davis, Jr. (4) Michael C. Garvey (3) Jim Martin (2) George E. Mudter, Jr. Ronald H. Rentz (18) William C. Tinsley II (2) Donald L. Wetherington (5)

Law School Friends Michael J. Cohen Sidney R. Esary (8)


New Lumpkin Society Members

Graduates on Giving

“In addition to giving us the tools to succeed out in the ‘real world,’ Georgia Law provided us a wonderful community of students, professors, and staff that feels like part of our extended family to this day. Having received so much from the law school, reinvesting in it for the next generation of lawyers is always one of our top priorities.”

Tedra Cannella Hobson (J.D.’07) &

Bret R. Hobson (J.D.’07)pictured with one-year old Ella.

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Lumpkin Society Fellows William V. Allison James L. Ford (19)

Lumpkin Society Associates Richard B. Chandler, Jr. (13) Greg E. Gregory III (5) Walter B. Harvey (2) William Henry Kitchens (32) Frank S. McGaughey III (2) H. Allen Moye (7) Thomas O. Powell (11)

Dean’s Council Donald B. Napier (8) William M. Poole (3) J. David Roper (4)

Law School Advocates Robert L. Berry, Jr. (3) David C. Hagaman (3) Tommy R. Hankinson (7) Truitt A. Mallory (4) Charles C. Smith, Jr. (9) Thomas J. Welchman (7)

Law School Supporters J. Edward Allen, Jr. (3) John F. Allgood (2) T. Kennerly Carroll, Jr. (9) James C. Folk (3) Robert B. Hill Sarajane N. Love (2) Harry G. Mason (6) Jack S. Schroder, Jr. (2) Russell N. Sewell, Jr. (2) William W. Shearouse, Jr. (4) William G. Solomon IV Gilbert L. Stacy (2) Frank W. Virgin, Sr. (2)

Law School Friends Richard L. Collier (2) Donald L. Crosby (2) Rees M. Sumerford (2)


Lumpkin Society Benefactors Michael J. Bowers (10)

Lumpkin Society Fellows Jesse G. Bowles III (4)

Lumpkin Society Associates Wm. Morgan Akin (12) William D. Barwick (6)

Bruce H. Beerman (28) David E. Betts (7) Edgar B. Dunlap II Steven P. Gilliam (10) Edmund M. Kneisel (8) James L. Pannell (2) Carl S. Pedigo, Jr. (7) Michael S. Reeves (9) Benjamine Reid (8) Henry C. Tharpe, Jr. (13)

Dean’s Council John R. Cleveland (11) Benjamin F. Easterlin IV (3) William L. Martin III (6) Paul W. Painter, Jr. (23) Thomas W. Tucker (5) William L. Tucker (2)

Law School Advocates W. Johnny Camp (3) John M. Carlton, Jr. (10) Eugene W. Dabbs IV (8) J. Stanley Hawkins

Thomas E. Jones, Jr. (10) James M. Poe (24) William J. Self II (32) Marshall T. Walsh (6) Donald F. Walton (3)

Law School Supporters William A. Aileo (6) C. Gray Bethea, Jr. (4) Charles L. Browne III (3) Claude-Leonard Davis William A. Dowell (5) Daniel M. Formby James L. Gale (2) Charles J. King William J. Layng, Jr. (4) James E. Mahar, Jr. (2) David L. Marshall (10) Toby B. Prodgers (4) Russell T. Quarterman (2) Ashley Royal (18) O. Eugene Sain, Jr. (9) Robert W. Steinbruegge (2) A. Stephenson Wallace (6) William H. Willson, Jr. (8)

Law School Friends Stephen E. Boswell J. David Burroughs (5) F. Bryant Henry, Jr. (2) Thomas J. Killeen, Jr. Edmund A. Landau III Robert H. Sullivan (3) Lawrence A. Weiss (3) Jon B. Wood


Lumpkin Society Benefactors Joel O. Wooten (32)

Lumpkin Society Fellows Julie E. Carnes (2)

Lumpkin Society Partners Keith W. Vaughan (10)

Lumpkin Society Associates Walter N. Cohen (12) Charles A. Hunnicutt (13) E. Clayton Scofield III (2) Jack N. Sibley (2) C. Sammy Thomas (8)

Dean’s Council Charles E. Orck (3) L. Joseph Shaheen, Jr. (4)

Law Firm & Corporation Alumni Challenge Agent

Graduates on Giving

“My three years at Georgia Law greatly expanded my ability to understand and influence the world around me, connected me with lifelong friends, and catapulted me into an honorable and fulfilling career. For all that, I will continue both to show my gratitude through annual giving and to encourage my colleagues to do the same.”

Colin S. Wright (J.D.’04)The McKesson Corporation is our first corporation to reach 100% in the school’s Firm & Corporation Alumni Challenge.

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This year, Georgia Law was

ranked fifth in the nation for providing

“the best bang for the buck.”


George P. Shingler Lois D. Shingler Edward D. Tolley Joe D. Whitley (4)

Law School Advocates Thomas H. Baxley (8) Frank L. Butler III (10) Thomas L. Martin (2) Philip W. Norwood Robert E. Tritt (2) Dorothy Dent Wilson (7)

Law School Supporters Nick Bubnovich Mary R. Carden (2) J. Foster Clark John F. Elmore (32) Dale R. Granchalek (9) Jack N. Halpern (8) Stephen A. Melton Thomas F. Richardson (15) Robert R. Stubbs (9) Wayne E. Thomas (3) George M. Weaver Barry L. Zimmerman (20)

Law School Friends Walter H. Burt III John W. Laiho, Jr. (2)


Lumpkin Society Benefactors Kenneth Klein (27)

Lumpkin Society Fellows James W. Purcell (2)

Lumpkin Society Partners Charles E. Jabaley (12)

Lumpkin Society Associates Alfred N. Corriere (15) Loring A. Gray, Jr. (12) Eleanor Dunlap Henderson (12) James L. Henderson III (12) Kathleen Horne (7) C. Wade McGuffey, Jr. (32) John J. Ossick, Jr. (8)

Dean’s Council W. Leon Barfield (22) David T. Emerson E. Michael Ingram (2)

Law School Advocates James H. Bisson III

Susan Williams Bisson Jerry A. Buchanan Nyal D. Deems (5) John A. Ferguson, Jr. (7) Mark A. Gonnerman (2) Robert W. Hassett (22) Thomas C. Holcomb (8) John W. Kuebler (2) Barbara Mendel Mayden J. Stephen Schuster Michael B.T. Wilkes (3)

Law School Supporters David Dunham (3) J. William Haley Gayle B. Hamrick (3) William T. Hankins III (2) William D. Moorhead III (4) J. Ronald Mullins, Jr. (2) John P. Neal III (7) William A. Pierce (2) Daryl A. Robinson (6) Stanton J. Shapiro (6) Richard H. Siegel (10) Holly Orgill Sparrow (3) W. Clayton Sparrow, Jr. (3) M. Kendall Williams (2)

Law School Friends Susan V. Boleyn (11) Curtis R. Boren (3) Jenifer Ward Clason James R. Moye (8) Tom A. Nash, Jr. Kenneth S. Stepp (3)


Lumpkin Society Benefactors Robert P. Hein (10)

Lumpkin Society Fellows David B. Bell (13) John L. Coalson, Jr. (7) G. Sanders Griffith III (11)

Lumpkin Society Partners Steven L. Beard (7) Harmon W. Caldwell, Jr. (14) Elizabeth W. Camp (5) Mark E. Grantham (6) Stanley S. Jones, Jr. (3) Donald R. Livingston (4)

Lumpkin Society Associates Anonymous (2)

Donna G. Barwick (6) Rikard L. Bridges (21) Diane Sanborn Calloway (14) Richard H. Deane, Jr. (8) Donnie Dixon (3) Richard G. Goerss (2) Scott D. Hawkins (14) Susan Mashburn Hawkins (14)

Endowment Supporter

Graduates on Giving

“Our law school prepared us for very diverse careers. My professional journey has included general counsel and in house corporate roles, public service with the City of Atlanta and a law firm. Some of my classmates are teachers, elected officials and executives with nonprofits - all providing tremendous contributions to their communities. We are given these opportunities because of the foundation we were provided at our law school. I make Georgia Law a priority in my giving simply because I am grateful.

Anne Dupre was an inspiration to the Class of 1988 through her tremendous intellect, warm and engaging nature and strong commitment to our law school and our profession. Through teaching, she continued to exhibit her passion for first class legal education at UGA and was beloved by her students. Unfortunately, students will no longer have the benefit of Anne as a professor, but we can continue her legacy. I am honored to support a scholarship in her memory so that her mission and commitment can live on.”

Elizabeth Brannen Chandler (J.D.’88)

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J. Alexander Johnson (7) Stan Kreimer, Jr. (8) Virginia M. McGuffey (32) C. Randall Nuckolls (22) J. Steven Stewart (7) Joseph W. Watkins, Sr. (4)

Dean’s Council John L. Douglas (3) Joe Fowler Robert L. Goldstucker (8) Lesly Gaynor Murray (29) Mary Mitchell Yates (4)

Law School Advocates Leon Adams, Jr. James E. Bethel (19) Thomas L. Bower III James J. Brissette (8) D. Scott Gordon (5) Edward M. Hughes (2) R. Kenny Stone (3) Jay L. Strongwater (11) Roland B. Williams (10) Charles S. Wynne (3)

Law School Supporters L. Dennis Ballou (8) William M. Calhoun (4) David H. Dickey (2) Andrew H. Ernst (2) J. Hamrick Gnann, Jr. (3) Andrew J. Hill III (5) Howard M. Lessinger Rodney G. Meadows (2) Carol Stern Osborne (3) Timothy A. Pape (6) R. Clay Ratterree (2) Richard L. Steagall (2) T. Treadwell Syfan (2)

Law School Friends Dorothy Waters Courington Beverly V. Gholson (2) James R. Thornton, Jr. (4)


Lumpkin Society Benefactors Kenneth M. Henson, Jr. (20) Joey M. Loudermilk

Lumpkin Society Fellows Gordon A. Smith (2)

Lumpkin Society Partners Kathleen Lewis Beard (7)

William N. Withrow, Jr. (5)

Lumpkin Society Associates N. Karen Deming (4) Elizabeth Conlin Gary (2) T. Bart Gary (2) Donald I. Hackney, Jr. (7) S. Lark Ingram (21) Theodore W. Kassinger (6) Ruth A. Knox (31) Coleman A. Nutter (12) Gary D. Stokes (11) Charles B. Tanksley (11) Stanley D. Tilley (7) Velma Cowen Tilley (7)

Dean’s Council John D. Capers, Jr. (4) Wade M. Crumbley (14) Henry D. Green, Jr. (20) William S. Jones (2) J. Curtis Lewis III (10) Nancy Reeves Mansfield (4)

Law School Advocates Christopher W. DiSenso (19) Robert B. Greenwalt W. Carole Holloway (2) William H. Hope II (2) Mary Helen Moses George R. Neuhauser (2) Keith M. Oelke (20) Philip L. Ray, Jr. Mary E. Staley (7)

Law School Supporters Sally Cobb Cannon Julie Childs Charles C. Clay (2) Susan Warren Cox (20) William T. Daniel, Jr. (8) Joycelyn L. Fleming (5) James R. Gardner T. Randolph Merrill Gwyn Phifer Newsom James R. Osborne (3) Steven L. Reed (2) Robert O. Sands (5) Richard W. Story (7) David T. Whitworth (3)

Law School Friends Gerard M. Chapman


Lumpkin Society Fellows Carol Ellis Morgan (7)

Lumpkin Society Partners Valerie Caproni (13)

Lumpkin Society Associates Albert Caproni III (2) John B. Copenhaver (8) William D. deGolian (10) Kay A. Giese (6) Phillip L. Hartley (13) Weyman T. Johnson, Jr. (2) Cada T. Kilgore III (2) Edward B. Krugman (20) Michael A. Morris (6) Richard L. Shackelford (9) Philip C. Smith (8) David R. Sweat (6) Rhys T. Wilson

Dean’s Council J. Griffin Doyle (21) Joseph M. Freeman (4) Earl “Billy” W. Gunn (5) Jane Fugate Thorpe (8) R. Wayne Thorpe (8) Frank L. Wilson III (2)

Law School Advocates S. Carol Baird (31) David Cook (13) Mary T. Hall (6)

Judicial Donor

Graduates on Giving

“I have been blessed in many ways during my life. One of those blessings was to receive an excellent legal education from the UGA School of Law. The need for support has never been greater. I am thankful for the opportunity to help.”

Robert W. Chasteen, Jr. (J.D.’69)

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Ann Arnold Watkins (5) William B. Wood (6)

Law School Supporters E. Thomas Branch, Jr. (6) Larry H. Chesin J. Patrick Claiborne (2) Stephen E. Franzén (19) Lee P. Morgan James L. Mullins Kathy Stephens Palmer Martha M. Pearson (2) Jeffrey C. Quinn (4) Janney E. Sanders (8) Garry K. Seltzer Elbert. N. Whitmire III

Law School Friends Kenneth R. Starr (2)


Lumpkin Society Fellows Eleanor Banister (14) Carlton M. Henson II (5) J. Thomas Morgan III (7)

Lumpkin Society Partners Bridget Bagley (21)

H. Michael Bagley (21) N. Kenneth Daniel Henry B. Harris III (12) E. David Hart, Jr. (5) Floyd C. Newton III (23) Janet McGrew Stein (3)

Lumpkin Society Associates Douglas A. Bennett (13) Betsy C. Cox (16) Victor E. Goetz (5) Robert D. Goldsmith (17) Richard B. Herzog, Jr. Tony G. Mills (5)

Dean’s Council Charles M. Dalziel, Jr. (3) Richard H. Lee (14) Dana B. Miles Jere W. Morehead (4)

Law School Advocates Richard E. Currie Janet Fuller King J. Michael Levengood (2) Sandra Ganus Moses (2) Timothy A. Peterson (13) Thomas M. Ramee (3) Sharon Douglas Stokes

Law School Supporters Susan R. Boltacz (2) Therese Glisson Franzén (19) M. Stephen Hyles E. Kenneth Jones (7) Pamela Thomas Jones (4) Brian Nockleby (2) Donald F. Oliver Norman J. Slawsky (3) Paula K. Smith (3) Neil H. Wasser H. Mark Worsham (3)


Lumpkin Society Fellows Bertis E. Downs IV (11) Jennifer Wheatley Fletcher (2)

Lumpkin Society Partners Kenneth S. Resnick (4) Grant T. Stein (3)

Lumpkin Society Associates William H. Boling, Jr. (2) Alexander Hood Booth (2) Clark E. Candler (27)

Teresa Atkinson Candler (27) J. David Dantzler, Jr. (6) Doris L. Downs Pamela DeAngelis Duncan I. Gregory Hodges (12) William R. Jenkins (6) Ezra B. Jones III (7) E. Kendrick Smith (21)

Dean’s Council Beverly B. Martin (4)

Law School Advocates David T. Lock (14) Terry F. Schwartz (2) J. David Smith (6) Frederick L. Warren III (6)

Law School Supporters Donald J. Aronin (9) Hubert J. Bell, Jr. (4) Timothy F. Coen (2) N. Jackson Cotney, Jr. (6) Mark T. Dietrichs Lynda Skelton Hamilton Robert Hancock (7) Hall F. McKinley III (2) Kennerly M. McLendon (11) Nathan B. Pride (2) Leslie K. Smith (2) Lauren Duane Sprague Joseph C. Staak (4) Nancy Smith Stephenson (3)

Law School Friends Quintus W. Sibley (8)


Lumpkin Society Benefactors Kathelen Van Blarcum Amos (2)

Lumpkin Society Partners O. Elizabeth Bell (3) James A. Orr (3) Michael J. Quilling Steven W. Smith (7)

Lumpkin Society Associates Dana Garrett Diment (7) Richard A. Diment (7) Barbara Miller Goetz (5) William D. Harvard (2) P. David Hay Nathaniel Lee (2) David C. Marshall (2) Michael L. McGlamry

Matching Gift Donor

Graduates on Giving

“Supporting the law school is encouraged by my employer which recognizes the value of a legal education through a matching gifts program. Such programs multiply the donations which are necessary from those of us that have benefited both in and outside the practice of law. For all this I am blessed and thankful.”

P. David Hay (J.D.’82)

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T. Ryan Mock, Jr. (10) John E. Niedrach (19) Caryl Greenberg Smith (21) Michael B. Terry (3) Glen M. Vey (11) Shelley Rucker Vey (11) John L. Watkins (6) Richard A. Wilhelm (14)

Dean’s Council Ginger S. McRae (14)

Law School Advocates James D. Coots William J. Ellenberg II (8) Patricia G. Griffith (8) Steven F. Hauser (2) Mari Perez Hobgood Jeffrey Y. Lewis (3) Easter P. Moses (2)

Law School Supporters Louisa Abbot (2) Charles A. Allen (5) Allie Edwards Armistead Joe C. Bishop (8)

Mary D. Chaffin David A. Cook Mark H. Johnson Jeffrey F. Leasendale (8) Robert J. Middleton, Jr.

Law School Friends Kristen Gustafson Juras (24) Jeanne L. Player Charles W. Snyder (8) Charles C. Stewart, Jr.


Lumpkin Society Fellows C. Michael Evert, Jr. (12) H. Quigg Fletcher III (2) George W. Fryhofer III (6)

Lumpkin Society Partners Steven J. Lownds David A. Smith (21) Gregory C. Sowell (13)

Lumpkin Society Associates Stephen C. Andrews Frederic S. Beloin (4) James B. Durham Susan Cramer Herring (24) Wade W. Herring II (24) W. Henry Parkman (3) Pamela D. Perdue Kathryn J. Tanksley (11)

Dean’s Council Paul R. Bennett (5) Jonathan M. Engram (12)

Law School Advocates Anne Elizabeth Barnes (5) William C. “Dave” Davis, Jr. (8) Larry K. Evans (5) Barry L. Gold (3) T. Tucker Hobgood Eric T. Johnson (3) Gail L. Parenti Timothy N. Toler

Law School Supporters Amelia W. Baker (2) Henry B. Bargeron Sandra Mayer Baumwald Paul R. Beshears (2) Vicki Vaughan Breman Mary Real Chapin (11) Gregory R. Crochet (2) Richard A. Greenberg (14)

Robert W. Killorin (5) Christopher E. Penna (3) Elizabeth Dillon Sharp (5) Robin L. Wooldridge

Law School Friends Kim Stafford Clarke (2) David P. Darden Jett M. Fisher, Jr. Laurie A. Fowler (2) Fonda Saxon Froistad Debra Shaw Hess (5) Robert S. Kahn (3) Lawrence S. McGoldrick Ronald W. McNutt (3) Christina Cooley Smith (4)


Lumpkin Society Benefactors Michael N. Weathersby (13) Risë J. Weathersby (13)

Lumpkin Society Fellows B. Lynn Chastain (4)

Lumpkin Society Partners J. Anderson Davis (3) Samuel M. Matchett (20)

Lumpkin Society Associates David F. Golden (2) C. Bradford Marsh (15)

Law School Fund Scholar

Scholarship Recipient

“The scholarship support I received from the Law School Fund was the deciding factor in my decision to attend Georgia Law. My time here has been challenging, rewarding and fulfilling. As I begin my final year, I am already nostalgic for the relationships and experiences I will soon be leaving behind. I greatly appreciate how Georgia Law has prepared me professionally, and I look forward to being an ambassador for the law school in my legal career and all that will follow.”

Barclay Hendrix Class of 2013


Graduates on Giving

“The law school was instrumental in providing me the necessary tools for my now 20 plus year legal career. Giving back, by joining and remaining a member of the Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society, was one of the best ways I could say thank you.”

Joseph W. Dent (J.D.’91)

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J. Dean Marshall, Jr. (20) Alan N. Sutin (2) Paul E. Weathington Valinda Barrett Wolfert (8)

Dean’s Council Gregory A. Adams (18) Steven L. Crow (3) Warner S. Fox (7)

Law School Advocates Theodore T. Carellas (2) Alan A. Cook (4) Elizabeth Raines Cook (2) Ellen Thompson Evancho (7) Cary Ichter (4) J. Kennard Neal (4) Mark W. Sanders W. Scott Sorrels (3)

Law School Supporters Jamie M. Brownlee Wade A. Buser (2) Joseph M. Gannam (28) R. Ann Grier (2) G. Marcus Hodge Hugh T. Hunter (2) David H. Johnson (2) Allen L. Lacey, Jr. (6) Melanie L. Marks (28) Werner W. Mielke Albert F. Nasuti Craig K. Pendergrast (2)

Teresa Williams Pendergrast (2) Jeffrey S. Sharp (5) John M. Stephenson (3) Leah Fallin Sumner Michael E. Sumner

Law School Friends Alisa M. Austin (7) R. Wayne Bond Rebecca Curry Cottingham (6) Robert S. Stein


Lumpkin Society Benefactors Keith W. Mason (12) Herbert J. Short, Jr. (6)

Lumpkin Society Fellows Robert P. Hall III Alan F. Rothschild, Jr. (7)

Lumpkin Society Partners Bruce B. Edwards, Jr. (3) Edwin R. Neel (11)

Lumpkin Society Associates John J. Ellington Gerald L. Pouncey, Jr. (9) Melody Z. Richardson (8) Eileen G. Scofield (2)

Dean’s Council Phillip L. Carson, Jr. (3) T. Michael Flinn (2) Russell C. Gabriel (5) McCracken Poston (3)

Law School Advocates Mark A. Goodman (8) Robert J. Hunter Mark P. Kelly (2) Virginia L. Looney Christopher J. McFadden (10) Tandy McNeal Menk (3) Phillip D. Wilkins (6) Karen Jenkins Young

Law School Supporters Anonymous (5) Judy Farrington Aust Bret L. Block (2) Joseph W. Bryan (2) Allen Buckley (2) Robert C. Chambers (2) Hendrick L. Cromartie III Tina Fulford Heelan (8)

John B. Hoover (2) David K. Linder Patricia Tanzer Paul William R. Rice (5) David Russell Smith (4) S. Kerry Tassopoulos (6) M. Mark Wiggins III

Law School Friends Joan B. Cravey (2) Jane S. Dansie (2) Robin Goff Hallberg (2) Walter E. Johnson (15) Harry W. MacDougald (2) Lee B. Perkins


Lumpkin Society Benefactors R. Dale Hughes (7)

Lumpkin Society Partners Daniel P. Griffin (22) Robert O. Ball III (3)

Lumpkin Society Associates John M. Breen Cheryl F. Custer William V. Custer IV Kathy Kraft Dorough (11) Scott A. Farrow (2) Catherine Harris Helms (11) J. Jeffrey Helms, Jr. (11) LeeAnn Jones (4)

Dean’s Council William B. Cody (2) Jan Meadows Davidson (9) G. Wayne Hillis, Jr. Jennifer Brown Moore (2) Carla E. Young (2)

Law School Advocates Jennifer Houser Chapin John T. Chesser III (14) Deborah Morgan Foresman (6) Scott J. Klosinski Donald D.J. Stack David R. Stepp (2) Richard H. Taylor (2)

Law School Supporters Joseph D. Cooley III (4) Kermit S. Dorough, Jr. (3) Stephen S. Goss (2) Janet Willy Hankins (2) Jay F. Hirsch

Faculty on Giving

“Thanks in large part to help from our alumni, the University of Georgia School of Law has become one of the finest law schools in the South. It can be the best of them all, but only with continued private support.”

Mike WellsMarion and W. Colquitt Carter Chair in Tort and Insurance Law

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Allan E. Kamensky (2) Barbara Bauman Kamensky (2) Bradley J. Patten (2) Peter Schaefer (2) Dan H. Willoughby, Jr. (2)

Law School Friends Jennifer L.A. Boucek (8) John J. Martin, Jr. Wayne T. Moor (6) David C. Neumann


Lumpkin Society Benefactors Leigh McCranie Smith (10) Reginald R. Smith (10)

Lumpkin Society Partners Brian P. Cain (6)

Lumpkin Society Associates B.J. Bernstein (14) Paul G. Durdaller James B. Ellington (26) Sidney A. Gelernter (20) Neal J. Quirk (3) Gregory L. Roseboro (17)

Dean’s Council John M. Allan (3) Tina Shadix Roddenbery Dean W. Russell (11)

Law School Advocates Lori Torgerson Chesser (14) Kevin R. Gough Steve C. Jones (7) Janice C. Sharp (23)

Law School Supporters Suzette Haynie Greco (20) Keith W. Reynolds Donna Avans Seagraves Wade H. Tomlinson III

Law School Friends Douglas G. Ashworth Frank Boucek III (8) Mary Jo Bradbury Bryan Nancy Ragsdale Floyd


Lumpkin Society Benefactors Anonymous (7) Anonymous (7) Elizabeth Brannen Chandler (14) L. Norwood Jameson Susan S. Lanigan (8)

Lumpkin Society Associates James R. Borders W. Thomas Cable, Jr. Maureen T. Callahan (9) James A. Dunlap, Jr. Florence E. Harmon Hollister A. Hill (2) James M. Jordan III Angela B. Lubniewski Paul B. Murphy (3) Stephanie Getter Sagerman (3) Putnam C. Smith (6) William F. Sparks David L. Turner James A. Walker, Jr.

Dean’s Council Susan Cowan Atkinson Brian R. Balow John D. Dalbey (4) Lynne Boylston Davis E. Gail Gunnells (2) Stephanie Yancey Hunter (3) Mary Piette Justice (2) Paul G. Justice (2) David J. Maslia

Law School Advocates William B. Barkley (2) Corlis P. Cummings (3) Greg K. Hecht G. Graham Holden (6) Leon S. Jones Robert M. Keenan III Thomas P. Lauth III (7) Timothy J. McGaughey (5) James C. Metts III Celia Patrick Quillian (5) Henry M. Quillian III (5) Edward L. Rouse (19) Stephanie DeBerry Savage Laurel L. Wilkerson

Law School Supporters Catherine Nemetz Clutter MaryDana Tregellas Leverett (8) Benjamin H. Pruett (2) Molly D. Pruett (2) Kerry A. Quinn Richard W. Schmidt (2) H. Pearce Scott

Pamela D. South (2) Arthur D. Strathern III (2) Donald C. Suessmith, Jr. (7) Lisa Wilson Tarvin John W. Wallace, Jr.

Law School Friends Lawrence B. Domenico (12)


Lumpkin Society Fellows Audrey Boone Tillman (3)

Lumpkin Society Associates Thomas C. Chubb III (4) Peter J. Daughtery (13) Dorothy Black Franzoni (6) Al B. Hill (2) Alan J. Prince (17)

New Lumpkin Society Members

Graduates on Giving

“Not everyone says they ‘enjoyed’ law school, but both of us did. Of course there were the academics, but more than that, we made friendships and relationships that have endured and developed over time. Our professional and personal lives are fuller because of our law school experience. Now several decades out, we both continue to see bright, tenacious, well-trained and successful lawyers coming out of Georgia Law -- as law clerks, associates, partners, public servants, and in business. We are grateful, and by donating we hope to contribute in a modest way to its continued success.”

Eileen Golden Scofield (J.D.’85) &

E. Clayton Scofield III (J.D.’75)

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Lisa Smith Siegel (4) Michael A. Siegel (4) Robin V. Spivey (4) Martha Deedy Turner Susan Jump Wilson (4)

Dean’s Council Stephanie V. Chavies (3) Rodney S. Shockley (2)

Law School Advocates Z. Scott Birdwell L. Burton Finlayson Mariá Eugenia Giménez (2) Susan Cole Mullis Ralph H. Harrison III Nikolai Makarenko, Jr. (6) Gregory B. McMenamy, Jr. (4) Teri A. Simmons (2) Linda Thompson Walker

Law School Supporters Kizmet Smith Adams Todd R. Davidson (8) Robert F. Leverett (8) Roy E. Manoll III Kirby Gould Mason (8) Brandon A. Oren (2) Frank N. White

Law School Friends Susan Taylor Rash (2) Wendy A. Strassner (2) Gerald R. Weber, Jr. (4)


Lumpkin Society Benefactors Katherine D. Dixon (20)

Lumpkin Society Associates Dean A. Adelman (6) Craig E. Bertschi (2) Kimberly Weber Bertschi (2) Kellie Casey Monk (11) Julia Willcox Lumpkin (13) Laura E. Woodson (10)

Dean’s Council Michael J. Hofrichter (8) Melanie D. Wilson (8)

Law School Advocates J. Michael Childers Bruce D. Cohen M. Travis DeHaven John K. Gallagher (8)

Jean-Marie R. Henckaerts David I. Matthews, Jr. (4)

Law School Supporters Barton R. Bright III Thomas D. Calkins (20) Barbara Webb Cash Sara Murphree Clay (2) Donald C. Evans, Jr. Laura Langford Frick (2) Kathleen Bishop Guy Michael J. Hannan III (5) Robert E. Norman (22) Jeffrey L. Payne (6) Kristofer R. Schleicher (4) David L. Smith Lynn Dye Smith W. Craig Smith Lisa Godbey Wood (6)

Law School Friends Verda Andrews Colvin Karen K. Durban (2) Margaret M. Leveille (8) W. Richard Mattox (22)


Lumpkin Society Benefactors Michael J. Sharp (9)

Lumpkin Society Fellows Laura Hauck Covington (12)

Lumpkin Society Partners Barbara Daenner Carswell Santhia L. Curtis (9)

Lumpkin Society Associates Joseph W. Dent (9) Randolph H. Houchins (3) Ellen Brown Landers (9) Robert L. Shannon, Jr. (10) Amy Lloyd Weisbecker (4) Paul L. Weisbecker (4)

Dean’s Council Kenneth B. Hodges III (10) Carol Bailey Whitfield (2) Lisa Cavender Wofford (14)

Law School Advocates Jaimie Briggs DeLoach (2) Jonathan W. DeLoach (2) Ginabeth Brown Hutchison (4) Jennifer Moore Vaughan (2) Mei-Hui Wei James M. Wilson, Jr.

Law School Supporters Douglas S. Arnold (2) Susan D. Barrett Karen E. Cooper (5) Jody Jenkins Corry David L. Gappa (21) Emmett Mitchell IV (3) Michael C. Pruett Joel N. Shiver

Law School Friends David L. Gordon (8) Laura E. Watts (2)


Lumpkin Society Fellows Kim Hartung Tate (2) Mark A. Tate (2)

Lumpkin Society Partners Julia Lynch Bassett (9) W. Randall Bassett (9) Matthew E. Carswell

Lumpkin Society Associates W. Pope Langdale III (6) Debra R. Neumann (7) Allison Elmore Thornton (10) Steven R. Thornton (10)

Monthly Contributor

Graduates on Giving

“I give monthly because ‘to whom much is given - much is required.’ I must PAY FORWARD what pioneers like Judge Horace Ward, Chester Davenport and Nyota Tucker did to secure my right to be called a UGA School of Law Alumnus!”

Francys Johnson (J.D.’04)

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Dean’s Council Brent J. Fields (5) Gregory G. Holland (7) Theodore K. Whitfield, Jr. (2)

Law School Advocates Mace Flournoy Hall (4) Warren R. Hall, Jr. (4) Heather A. McLeod (4) Robert S. Thompson (3)

Law School Supporters Anonymous (2) Stephanie Stuckey Benfield Nicholas J. Cook Andrew T. Dulaney Roberta Koss (6) Benjamin A. Land Daniel M. LeBey (4) Steven T. Minor (3) Gregory G. Schultz Lawrence S. Spencer, Jr. (6)

Law School Friends Michael P. Ludwiczak (2) C. Morris Mullin Mark C. Post


Lumpkin Society Fellows John T. Glover, Jr. (6)

Lumpkin Society Associates Joseph A. Fried (2) Michael M. Raeber (14) David A. Roby, Jr. (2)

Dean’s Council Michael M. Duclos (19) Preyesh K. Maniklal (9)

Law School Advocates Kevin A. Cranman (10) Kristen Wigh Goodman (3) Ashley B. Watson (3)

Law School Supporters Joseph H. Ashkouti Scott A. Ball (7) Patrick C. DiCarlo Jennifer Snow Diefenbacher (5) Patrick J. Fetter Michael E. Hardin (2) Susan Golomb Hardin (2) M. Tyler Smith (2)

Law School Friends Hope Reynolds Arbery (8) Joan Alexander Gabel Elizabeth Pope Holmes Kenneth P. Jones (14) Kelly Amanda Lee Marion Martin A. Lucy Tomberlin (2) Tony Waller (11)

Class of 1994 Class Total … $13,405.00 No. of Donors ……… 29 Participation ……… 14 %

Lumpkin Society Fellows Douglas R. Kertscher (14)

Lumpkin Society Associates Derek V. Dooley Lloyd G. Farr Bradley K. Groff (7) Kerstin Meyers Groff (7)

Dean’s Council Allan G. Altera (10) Barbara Burgess Altera (10) S. Kendall Butterworth (11) Jennifer B. Tourial (7)

Law School Advocates Scott D. Cahalan (3) Rebecca Burnaugh Segrest Trey Tompkins (6)

Law School Supporters Robert W. Barton Anne M. Carter (2) Thomas S. Cullen (2) J. Griffin Foster Render C. Freeman Abbott S. Hayes, Jr. (2) Walter W. Hays, Jr. Michael L. Miller Robert J. Moye III (2) Amy Lou King Reynolds (8) T. Wesley Robinson (2) Kurt M. Rozelsky (3) Jay E. Sloman Michael R. Wing (2)

Law School Friends W. Christopher Arbery (8) Matthew J. Gilligan (2) Elizabeth Penn Howerton


Lumpkin Society Fellows Julia A. Houston (5)

Lumpkin Society Associates Susan C. Bird (2) Keith D. Bodoh (16) Cale H. Conley (4) Phillip S. Hibbard Rebecca A. Hoelting (3) R. Lee Mann III (17) Daniel B. Snipes (14)

Dean’s Council James K. Reed (3) Mark J. Rozman (4) Ryan Schneider (7)

Law School Advocates Christopher J. Camerieri (12) W. Heath Garrett (2) Andrea Brucoli Jones (5) Gordon Jones II (5) Timothy C. Lemke Kevin J. Mencke (3) Mitchell C. Robins (8) Alan T. Rosselot (17) Andrew H. Walcoff (2) Timothy W. Wilson

Law School Supporters Geoffrey P. Engelman (8) Brian P. Hall Robert K. Harris

Consecutive Donor

Graduates on Giving

“I appreciate the opportunity that I had to attend law school at UGA. I give back to the law school to help other students pursue their dreams of going to law school at UGA as well.”

Margaret Chapura (J.D.’97) Consecutive donor for 14 years

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Law School Friends Stuart G. Baker T. Bryan Lumpkin Ginger K. Patton-Schmitt (2) Gail C. Robinson Philip L. Rubin


Lumpkin Society Partners Jeanine Gibbs Garvie (6)

Lumpkin Society Associates Shannon Casey Baxter (6) Tracie Johnson Maurer Benjie R. Tarbutton David T. Wiley (4)

Dean’s Council C. Celeste Creswell Kevin D. Kirby (6) Sonja R. Tate (4)

Law School Advocates William C. Buhay (6) Dorsey R. Carson, Jr. (6) Kimberly K. Frye (3) Karri Lee Garrett (6) Cheri A. Grosvenor (7) Christopher J. Moyen (2) Stephanie D. Ratcliffe (2) Karen Larsen Still

Law School Supporters Idara E. Bassey Jean-Paul Boulee (13) Elizabeth Cabral Engelman (8) Donna Negus Crawford John A. Highsmith (4) James C. Joedecke, Jr. John M. Lee (3) Laura Towe Lloyd (2) Scott C. Lloyd (2) Devereaux F. McClatchey V (3) Alicia Marin Mitchell (4) Christen Wheeler Mitchell Wylencia Hood Monroe George N. Mori Tanya Doherty Reagan (2) Emily A. Shouse Cathy Lee Taylor Michael W. Taylor SaraAnn Shealy Vaughan (2) Jerald L. Watts II (2)

Law School Friends Thomas E. Fanslow Kenya Berry Herring (2) Kimberly Many-Jovanovic (7) Mark A. Shaffer (6)


Lumpkin Society Fellows Robert J. Soper (12)

Lumpkin Society Partners Maiser M. Aboneaaj (5) Lee Ann Bambach (5)

Lumpkin Society Associates Anonymous (2) Mildred A. Bennett (3) Tonnye Conner-White (4) Randolph Frails (7) Bradley W. Grout (7) Megan Webb Grout (7) Jacob A. Maurer Blaine A. Norris

Dean’s Council L. Clint Crosby, Jr. (3) Heather K. Karrh (3) F. Chase Simmons

Law School Advocates Lee Ann Sparks Anand (7) Jessica L. Heywood (4) A. Michael Lee, Jr. (2) R. Christina Wall (2)

Law School Supporters Charles E. Auslander III Stephen L. Bracy (2) Margaret LaConte Chapura (14) Kenneth B. Crawford Michael P. Dickey (5) Thomas L. Hayslett III Lawrence T. Humphrey (2) G. Edgar James Michele Ritz Jones (4) Mary Sellers Kirby (4) Deborah Richardson Noe Trina Steele Olidge (5) Robert G. Petix, Jr. Brittany Elkins Roberts

Endowment Supporter

Graduates on Giving

“My preference is to give to help people. Giving people the opportunity to get a superior legal education at UGA not only helps them but also is of great benefit to our state because we have a constant need for leaders who are well educated in the law.”

Wyck Knox (J.D.’62) with current Wyck Knox Scholars:Blake G. Tanase, Class of 2014;Ruari O’Sullivan, Class of 2013 andCody Whetsel, Class of 2014.Lindsey Buckner, Class of 2013,not pictured.

Consecutive Donor

Graduates on Giving

“I have great memories of my undergraduate and law school years in Athens. My law school education set me on a firm path to an interesting and rewarding law practice for which I am thankful. Providing support to the law school over the years gives me a great deal of satisfaction in knowing that I am giving something back.”

C. Bradford Marsh (J.D.’84)Consecutive donor for 15 years

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Harrison J. Roberts Woodrow W. Vaughan III (2)

Law School Friends George W. “Chip” Brown III (2) Frank E. George Timothy K. King James M. Ottley (2)


Lumpkin Society Fellows C. Andrew Childers (11) Carolyne Beaty Hilton (6) Phaedra Parks Nida (7)

Lumpkin Society Partners Anthony D. Lehman (11)

Lumpkin Society Associates Patrick D. Conner (4) Robert D. Howell Leigh Martin May (2)

Dean’s Council John F. Yarber

Law School Advocates Wesley L. Deaton (8) Charles M. LeRoux III (2) Dorian Murry (2) Josh B. Wages (4)

Law School Supporters Kiran A. Ahuja Jeanna Gregory Fennell (9) Hilary H. Fentress (2) Robert S. Highsmith, Jr. Scott A. Hodgin (6) James L. Hollis D. Clayton Howell (8) Jennifer Vardeman Mafera Stephen B. Moseley (3) Ranse M. Partin Stephen J. Stark Molly K. Talley (6) Nelson O. Tyrone III Alysa J. Ward (2) Stacy Berkowitz Williams (5)

Law School Friends J. Vance Burgess III Alison Wansley Burgess Elizabeth McKinney deRosset (3) Angela Briguccia Hitch Joseph M. Lewinski (2)


Lumpkin Society Associates Sara A. Evans (6) Justin R. Howard (4) Reginald M. Jones Colin A. McRae (4) Kevin G. Meeks (14) Charles E. Peeler (8) Melissa Dickey Peeler (8) T.C. Spencer Pryor (5) F. Valerie Rusk (4) Ryan K. Walsh (7)

Dean’s Council Stephanie Friese Aron (6) Charles L. Clay, Jr. J. Clay Fuller Margaret Fulton Holman (2) Elizabeth McClure Kelley (4) Jason M. King Elizabeth Weeks Leonard (3) John C. Rogers (4)

Law School Advocates Robert D. Alexander Brandon M. Barron Angela Simpson Blackwell (2) Keith R. Blackwell (2) Katherine Blaire Byrum Philip B. Byrum Christopher M. Carr (5) Robert C. Davis III Clement C. Doyle (13) J. Patrick Elsevier (3) Lee Brumby Garrett (2) Gwin Copeland Hall R. Christopher Irwin III (8) Donna L. Keeton (5) Bradford L. Love Jamie T. Roberts (6) Richard K. Smith

Law School Supporters Matthew P. Benson Melissa D. Bolton Mary Mackin Borden Erin Reynolds Chance Jason A. Dean (2) Karen Tyler Farr (4) Kelly Clark Holloway Julia Hill Jernigan (11) Keith A. Jernigan (11) Gillen S. Joachim Cammi Ryan Jones William P. Jones

Shelly Townley Martin Michael J. McCleary Sherry V. Neal (2) Jonathan L. Neville Katherine Lewis Parker (4) Scott R. Reynders George H. Rountree Adriane Yelton Sammons (2) Travis P. Sasser Joshua D. Walker S. Cindy Wang Robin S. Wharton (2) Daniel S. Wright (2)

Law School Friends Anna Watkins Davis Melissa Mann Ginsberg Stephanie Feingold Glickauf Jennifer Parker Guyer Marcy A. Hanks Scott E. Hitch L. Dan Loy (8) Tiffany L. Powers Murry S. Whitt


Lumpkin Society Associates Samuel S. Heywood

Military Donor

Graduates on Giving

“Georgia Law means a lot to both of us. We met there and launched our careers from the education we received there. We both benefitted from the generous donors that came before us. We strive to follow in their footsteps and keep helping future students.”

Michael W. Taylor, Lt. Col., USAF

(J.D.’96) & Cathy L. Taylor (J.D.’96)

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R. Lawton Jordan III (2) Shyam Reddy (5) Scott S. Williams (6)

Dean’s Council Laura M. Bogan Clifford M. Kirbo (2) Holland Cox Kirbo (2) Michael N. Loebl (4) Frank D. LoMonte (2) Stacey K. Luck Patrick N. Millsaps (4) Kerry Fleming Nelson Russell G. Nelson Lisa Durham Taylor Julie M. Wade (4)

Law School Advocates James A. Attwood Lisa Harlander Lemke Emily Fish Magee Patrick S. Mitchell (4) John W. Stephenson, Jr.

Bill C. Wainwright III (2)

Law School Supporters Kenneth C. Bruley Laurisa M. Curran James P. Daniel Timothy L. Fallaw II (2) Ian K. Leavy T. Wood Lovell, Jr. R. Bates Lovett Rebecca H. Miller Rivka D. Monheit (4) Allison Barnes Salter (2) John F. Salter, Jr. (2) Shelley A. Senterfitt Paul B. Smart (2) Michael L. Sullivan Rebecca Nash Sullivan Alison Van Lear Yungwirth (7) Matthew S. Yungwirth (7)

Law School Friends Matthew A. Barrett (4) Harold R. Davis, Jr. Alfred L. Evans III Ellen J. Fleming Megan L. Pritts (7) Nicole Day Waller


Lumpkin Society Associates Jennifer Auer Jordan (2)

Dean’s Council A. Franklin Beacham III (5) Charles J. Bethel (5) Amy E. Fouts (2) Cindy Andrist Upchurch (2)

Law School Advocates Eleanor Mixon Attwood Michael P. Kohler (6) Sean R. Mikula Temika William Murry (2) Ansley Bell Threlkeld (2) Paul H. Threlkeld (2)

Law School Supporters Jamie Baker Roskie Cade Abney Daniel Mace E. Gunter (3) M. Dannelly Hobbs, Jr. V. Kevin Lang (2) Joshua M. Moore Charles J. Moulton Elisabeth Quinn Prescott

Charles S. Smith (3) James W. Stevens II (2) Vanessa Weeks Sykes James M. Weathersby (2)

Law School Friends Carrie Long Blinzinger (5) James R. Blinzinger (5) Dana R. Grantham (2) Sally S. Hatcher (4) Tracy L. Johnson Carin Burford Pendergraft (2) Jason R. Samuels (8) Kevin P. Weimer (5)


Lumpkin Society Benefactors William M. Overend (8)

Lumpkin Society Associates David E. Howard (9) Melissa L. Kotun Gregory B. Mauldin (5) Lauren Bush Petron Laura H. Wheaton (8) Natalie S. Woodward

Dean’s Council Sandra Crowe Almy (2) Keith A. Mauriello (9) Christopher M. Rosselli (2) Robert C. Stanley (4) Jefferson F. Upchurch (2)

Law School Advocates Brennan W. Bolt (10) Dustin T. Brown (7) Jennifer L. Chapman (12) Andrew E. Goldner (3) Thomas H. Hawk III (7) Angela L. Luckett Felicia Jones Nickerson (2) Catherine A. Ryan

Law School Supporters Jason B. Cohen Edward P. Denker (3) J. Eric Getty (2) Edward A. Marshall (3) Kevin J. McDonough Leigh E. Tyson Benjamin J. Vinson (5) Kyle G.A. Wallace (2) Shannon Glover Wallace (2) Jeffrey S. Ward (2) L. Paige Younkins (10)

Cy Pres Funds

Graduates on Giving

“As class counsel in a consumer finance case, we were delighted (along with Ben Philips and Charlie Gower) to recommend to Judge

Clay D. Land (J.D.’85) that proceeds of the cy pres remainder fund be distributed to several worthy charitable organizations – including a scholarship fund at the University of Georgia School of Law. These funds will benefit law students as they prepare to represent clients that otherwise might not be able to afford legal counsel. We encourage our fellow Georgia Law alums to take every opportunity to help our law school.”

Jim Butler (J.D.’77) &

Joel Wooten (J.D.’75)

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Law School Friends Rishi R. Hingoraney (2) Peter B. Murphy (2) Caroline Rogers Nichols Alexander N. Sedki Rachel Simpson Shockley


Lumpkin Society Associates Charles M. Ferguson, Jr. Sarah M. Hoagland Michael I. Krause (2) Corey M. Stern Allen W. Yee (11)

Dean’s Council Josh Belinfante

Law School Advocates Michael E. Leavey (4) Sarah E. Tollison (4) Rebecca F. Wasserman (8)

Law School Supporters Jason S. Alloy (6)

Elizabeth Allgood Blalock (3) Jeffrey A. Calabrese (3) Melissa Farmer Calabrese (3) Mark B. Carter Jeffrey W. DeLoach Christy Durden Jordan (2) Tiana Scogin Mykkeltvedt (2) Coby S. Nixon (3) Benson E. Pope (2) R. Matthew Reeves (8) John T. Stembridge (2) Christopher M. Thomas (6) Ansley Campbell Vinson (5) Jason E. Voyles (2) Amy Neesen Woolf (3) Kevin A. Woolf (3)

Law School Friends Jeffrey M. Kwastel (3) Molly Lewis Sasso Gustavo A. Suarez Kristin Chappell Waller (11)


Lumpkin Society Partners Kristen M. Beystehner (6)

Lumpkin Society Associates Ginger Reece Burton (8) Caroline G. Castle (4) Kevin Gooch (8) Holly D. Hatfield (3) Jason C. Pedigo (3) Susannah Rogers Pedigo (3) M. Brandon Smith (5)

Dean’s Council Matthew B. Crowder (4) Emily Stuart Horn (8) Francys Johnson (4) Duane P. Minley

Law School Advocates J. Taylor Anderson Russell E. Blythe (4) Elizabeth Cavagnolo Johnson (4) Leslie Lane Mize (7) Noah P. Peeters (8) Benjamin M. Perkins (9) Sally Haskell Perkins (9) John G. Perry (3) Heidi Rine Royal (5) Alicia A. Timm (5) Colin Wright

Law School Supporters Matthew R. Almand Scott P. Amy (2) A.L. “Tripp” Bridges III (7) Jason J. Carter (7) Cory C. Davis (2) Jennifer Bisson Floyd (2) D. Austin Gillis (2) John David Hadden Thomas F. Hollingsworth III (6) Clete D. Johnson (2) Jon A. Levis (2) Sally B. Molloy Erica L. Morton (2) Robert G. Morton III (2) Stephanie L. Oginsky (2) Charles A. Pannell III (6) Jeffrey L. Stern (6) David M. Stewart (9) Harry M. Wilson IV Vita E. Zeltser

Law School Friends Eric S. Fulcher Dante L. Hudson (4) Stuart M. Maxey (2) Laura Greer McHenry A. Justin Poplin (3) Allison Warner Vann


Lumpkin Society Associates Adam M. Conrad (8) Danielle Logan Conrad (8)

Dean’s Council Erik S. Johnson (7) Jesse W. Lincoln Rhett White (6)

Law School Advocates Lee S. Atkinson (5) Laura DeMartini Eschleman (7) R. Jason Fowler (7) James R. Miller IV Tracy L. Rhodes (7) Benson Ward (3) C. Knox Withers (7)

Law School Supporters Brandon P. Ansley Meredith Nesbitt Atwood Angela Hurley Barber Ramsey Henderson Bridges (7)

Anne Proffitt Dupre Scholar

Scholarship Recipient

“Being a recipient of this scholar-ship constitutes a substantial part of what makes it possible for me to attend law school. The fact that I am able to do so at such a high-caliber school as Georgia Law is an additional privilege for which I am most grateful. If I am able to serve my community with only a fraction of the character and effectiveness for which Anne Dupre is so well-remembered, then I will be a fortunate soul indeed.”

Xon Hostetter Class of 2015

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Rhiannon L. Brusco (2) Clark R. Calhoun (2) Robert L. Fortson (7) Jeffrey A. Freeman (7) Jack S. Frierson Brent S. Gilfedder Craig M. Halperin (2) Amelia Godfrey Helmick (3) Penny D. Jackson (2) Deborah Bambo Lonon Samuel L. Lucas (3) Beth Feingold Morris Kristie Edenfield Piasta Andrew S. Rogers (2) Katherine A. Summers (2) Tyler W. Thornhill Eadaoin M. Waller (6) Leah L. Weinberg Edwin A. Wilson (6) Scott E. Zweigel (2)

Law School Friends Danielle Kilinski Berry Jennifer Berger Brown (8) Charles H. Crawford (7) Marisa Huttenbach Crawford (7) Oliver S. Drose (3)


Lumpkin Society Associates Jason T. Burnette (2) Andrew J. Tuck (5)

Dean’s Council Ashley P. Alderman (5) Elizabeth Pierce Britton (2) Brennan A. Posner (2)

Law School Advocates Anisa I. Abdullahi (2) Wilson G. Barmeyer (6) Otis A. Brumby III (4) Amelie Bredas Messingham Michael L. Van Cise (6) Woodrow W. Ware III Matthew P. Warenzak (2)

Law School Supporters Anonymous (2) Anonymous (3) Francis L. Barnes III (6) M.J. Blakely, Jr. (6) M. Cristina Bouton (3) Joseph A. Brown (3)

Michael A. Caplan (2) C. Caleb Connor (3) Justin A. Danner Mary Rae Phelps (5) Allison Strueber Dyer (2) Cynthia Griffin Gunnemann (3) Joshua P. Gunnemann (3) Kathleen Wager Hart Jennifer Dorminey Herzog Nicholas A. Hinson (2) Shannon Shipley Hinson (2) Hieu M. Nguyen R. Davis Powell (6) Rachel N. Saloom (4) Lucas A. Smith Allison Stephens Thompson (3) Kristin M. Timm (2) Maria M. Todorova (3) Taylor Chamberlin Tribble (2) Ryan D. Worsley

Law School Friends Beverly Peters Carson (6) Geoffrey V. Carson (6) Jason L. Cohn Jennifer Saffold Collins (2) Robert H. Derrick Geremy W. Gregory Megan C. Haley (2) Shane A. Lord (5) Allison Escott Maloney (2)

Fielding Smith Martin William J. Martin Susannah G. Mitchell Charlsie K. Paine (6) Daniel B. Swaja


Lumpkin Society Associates Bret R. Hobson (5) Tedra C. Hobson (5) Kurt E. Lentz (2) Merritt E. McAlister (5)

Dean’s Council Chad V. Armstrong (2) Robert Z. Kelley (4) Daniel M. Ludlam (5)

Law School Advocates Lucy Rankin Atkinson (5) Erin L. Hantske Jessica C. Morris (2)

Law School Supporters Lauren D. Bellamy (5) Carey Schneeweiss Busen (5) E. Claire Carothers Christopher C. Close, Jr. Lauren King Dimitri James R. Fletcher II (5) Marcia Alembik Ganz (2) Jeffrey H. Gibson (4) Kimberly Jackson Gilfedder Philip R. Green G. Sanders Griffith IV (3) Andrea A. Guariglia (4) Katherine Jackson Hill M. Preston Jones C. Andrew Leyes (4) H. Scott Lowry, Jr. Kristin Strunk Lowry Jessica Mallanda Lund (3) Briant G. Mildenhall (5) Joanna Smith Nijem (3) E. Allyn Rubright (4) Ryan Cesare Swanson (2) Todd P. Swanson (2) J. Cameron Tribble (2) Alison S. Warren (3) Rachel Harkavy Wilson (5) Rachel C. Young (3)

Law School Friends Anuj Desai (2) Kenneth B. Franklin (5)

Endowment Supporter

Graduates on Giving

“I support the Gabriel M. Wilner Scholarship and the Ann Downs Loan Repayment Program for the same reason – to honor people who were centrally important to me in my formative years but more importantly to make similar opportunities to other deserving students now at Georgia Law.”

Bertis E. Downs IV (J.D.’81)

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Christopher M. Gant (5) Patrick H. Garrard (2) Meredith Shultz Gaunce Ben F. George III Andrea M. Hoffenson Diana B. Hoshall Virginia L. Garrard (3) Lauren Womack Milmine Jennifer Campbell Mock (4) Katie Garrison Pociask (2) Gregory G. Schlich (2) Shelly-Ann R. Tomlinson Lauren O’Shea Ward Patricia N. Whitten


Law School Advocates Caroline Knox Anderson (4) Kevin C. Armstrong (2) Joseph I. Bolling (4) Alison A. Drane (2) John P. Jett (4) Michael J. Kline (3) John B. Manly (4) Megan Usher Manly (4) Brendan F. Murphy (4) Sarah Galle Perry (3) Naveen Ramachandrappa (2) Stephen S. Roach (2) Allison M. Scott (2) Matthew M. Weiss

Law School Supporters Anonymous (4) Anonymous (2) Noah B. Abrams Chauncey O. Arnold M. Katherine Bates (4) Jennifer S. Blakely (6) Tully T. Blalock III (3) Mark J. Boyd (4) Matthew S. Chambers (4) Wayne Charles (4) Teresa Richards Crider Kevin E. Epps Sara Barnhart Fletcher (5) Jennifer Morris Hartline (2) Leslie Horne Kerrie S. Howze (2) Righton Johnson Justin T. Jones (3) Behrouz Kianian (2) Rita F. Madden (2)

Tiffany M. Mallory (4) J. Barrett Malone Matthew W. Mauldin (2) Kellee A. Padgett (3) Ellen Harris Persons (2) Carla D. Riner (2) Alina A. Singer Matthew B. Stoddard (3) Caitlyn E. Carr Sarah Stevens Wilson (4) Christopher D. Yarbrough

Law School Friends Anonymous (2) Rachel Horton Ackley Farrar Johnson Barker (4) Dennis L. Boothe, Jr. George A. Campbell, Jr. Mary C. DeCamp (4) Kevin M. Dious Allison Crawford Ford (2) Lauren Clipp Giles (2) Azba Habib Donyale N. Leslie (4) James T. Marr Michael A. Melonakos Efrain A. “Sonny” Poloche (2) T. Chase Samples (2) Robert H. Snyder, Jr. Ann C. Steedman Laura Marshall Strong Hayley Roper Wells (3) Travis A. Williams (4)


Lumpkin Society Associates Andrew J. Lavoie (2)

Law School Advocates Charles G. Biskobing (2) Benjamin R. Carlsen (3) James S. Derrick (3) Kevin P. Erwin (3) Jennifer E. Geller (3) Brian C. Lea (3) Jason D. McCoy (3) S. Trenholm Myers (3) Puja R. Patel (2) Erin E. Reeves Jody M. Rhodes (2) Kevin M. Sibbernsen (3) Robert L. Swartwood II (3) Daniel B. Tilley (3) Melanie Colvert Walker (3) Henry F. Warnock (3) Jeff T. Watson (3)

Law School Supporters Anonymous (4) Alison M. Ballard Melanie K. Bettis (3) Jeremy M. Brook (2) Bennett D. Bryan (2) J. Allen Callison (2) Anna Papa Caplan (2) Timothy R. Carlton (3) Jennifer H. Forté (2) John W. Hackney (2) Erin Rush Kendall (2) W. Preston Martin (3) James W. McPhillips (2) James R. Reed (3) William D. Rhoads (3) Patrick L. Ryan (2) Wade A. Schueneman Bryan A. Stillwagon (2) Robert D. Thomas Sachin Varghese (3) Elizabeth Meadows Whitworth (3) Benn C. Wilson (4) Joby F. Young (2)

Law School Friends Muneer O. Awad (2) Ailis L. Burpee (2) John T. DeGenova Rebecca J. Dobras (2) Lauren A. Drayton (3)

Consecutive Donor

Graduates on Giving

“I was fortunate enough to have a scholarship to attend law school. As an alumna, making a contribution to Georgia Law each year is simply my way of saying ‘thank you.’”

Jennifer L. Chapman (J.D.’02) Consecutive donor for 12 years

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Christopher L. Foreman (3) Christine Saunders Forsythe Suzannah W. Gill (2) Richard W. Goldstucker (2) Raluca L. Hanea Kawania B. James (2) Matthew R. Johnson Kyllan Cornwell Kershaw Stephen Michmerhuizen (3) Erin Redmon Moore (3) Andrew M. O’Connell (3) Erin Murray O’Connell (3) Paul Z. Rothstein (3) Camelia Hines Ruffin Samuel E. Skelton Alice E. Snedeker (3) Stefanie Magid Spivey Stefanie M. Wayco (2)


Lumpkin Society Associates Elizabeth Ann Murphy (2) Kevin P. Murphy (2) W. Joseph Turner (2)

Dean’s Council Kate L. Jensen (3)

Law School Advocates Jessica Cox Casey (2) Robert T. Collins (2) Robert J. Curylo (2) Joseph R. Greene III (2) Anna White Howard (2) Alex D. Weatherby

Law School Supporters Anonymous Julie E. Adkins (2) John Stephen Albright (2) Charles C. Bailey William B. Bembry (2) Emily R. Boness (2) A. Brooke Bowen (2) Andrew H. Dekle (2) Allan C. Galis (2) Rachel L. Goodrich (2) A. Jarrod Jenkins (2) Hilary C. Keith (2) Molly L. Levinson (2) Robert M. Marston (2) Margaret E. McClatchey (2) Collier McRae (2) Benjamin W. Middendorf Kelly McCall Mountain Jamie Hollopeter Perez (2) Jolee Porter James M. Rusert (2) Ashley L. Scruggs Erica P. Shepley (2) Lauren R. Spotts (2) Alice Henderson Strachan (2) Kevin E. Strachan (2) Kevin G. Sweat (2) Daniel C. West (2) Mary Margaret Williams (2)

Law School Friends Patrick S. Baldwin Casey D. Bowen (2) Judson S. Bryant III Ann R. Carroll (2) Kelly A. Christian (2) Christopher J. Churchill (2) Emily Hart Cobb (2) Dan Davis (2) David F. Ellison (2) Lauren Ploch Ellison (2)

Mareasa M. Fortunato (2) Sheenum T. Gupta (2) Jillian R. Hall W. Charles Hayes Jung Won Jun (2) Gary D. Knopf (2) Ryan C. Locke Robert F. Mikell (2) Daryl R. Moody (2) Matthew J. Pociask (2) Michael T. Rapp (2) Marcus T. Roberts (2) Stephanie M. Ruiter Elizabeth R. Story Clinton W. Teston (2) Talia R. Tiffany Joshua S. Wood (2) Stephanie K. Wood (2)

Consecutive Donor

Graduates on Giving

“When considering where to attend law school, a respected lawyer from my hometown of Camilla, Georgia, told me that if I planned to practice law in Georgia, I should attend law school at the University of Georgia. His advice has only gotten better with time because I continue to be surprised by the opportunities the University of Georgia School of Law has provided to me. As a result, I feel it both a privilege and an obligation to make sure that other young lawyers have the same opportunities.”

J. Dean Marshall, Jr. (J.D.’84)Consecutive donor for 20 years

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Graduates on Giving

“As the leader of the law firm challenge team for Constangy, Brooks & Smith, I was immediately overwhelmed by the prompt and enthusiastic responses of our firm’s alumni. The amazing group of Constangy attorneys answered the call for support quickly, generously, and truly rose to the challenge. On behalf of my colleagues at Constangy, we appreciate the opportunity to pay tribute to memories of our time at Georgia Law, and we are proud to help make such experiences possible for generations of new attorneys to come.”

Kate Summers Scarbrough (J.D.’05)

Law Firm & Corporation Alumni Challenge Agent

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Lumpkin Society Fellows Matthew G. Rooks (4)

Lumpkin Society Associates Rishi P. Chhatwal

Dean’s Council David A. Bersinger Mary C. Moore (2)

Law School Advocates D. Scott Bass M. Alexandra Battey C. Blake McDaniel Savannah Bryant Moore Amanda M. Waide Francis M. Wakeford Brendan H. White Jennifer L. Zweig

Law School Supporters Duff B. Ayers David S. Ballard Morgan Wood Bembry (2) C. Deanna Brock (2) Niki Drossos Brooks Daniel O. Burroughs Blair J. Cash James W. Cauthorn Erik B. Chambers Lori Moates Chriss Catherine Henson Curlet Andrew A. Curtright Rebecca Ann Fackler Ashley A. Frazier Yvonne S. Godfrey Christina C. Hadley Katherine L. Holley Bradley D. Kay (2) Meredith Corey Lee T. Barrett Lee John A. Little Whitney C. Livengood

Meredith F. Macon Catherine M. Mattingly Amanda M. McCallum Texys V. Morris (2) Logan L. Moseley Martina G. Palatto Meredith A. Pender Tracey L. Pickett Candice L. Priest Michael T. Rafi Amanda N. Reed Carl A. Rhodes, Jr. Megan M. Scheller Karli A. Swift Wenyong Yang

Law School Friends Anonymous Lewis M. Beard J. Thomas Clarkson Christine A. Clay Courtney M. Davis Erin E. Dorsey Sherwin K. Figueroa Jared J. Hegberg Rachel H. Hinckley Dennis A. Hom Lacey L. Houghton Richard Jo Alan G. Jones Andrew J. King (2) Marina Y. Krivovyaz Emily K. Martin Jacob G. Masters Amanda M. Mathis Alan H. Meincke Kristin Rigdon Murphy Lauren Corn Nations Chong U. Pak Jennifer A. Potts Greg A. Raburn Lauren A. Rucker Bryan A. Schivera Patrick J. Schwedler Joshua F. Silk Megan H. Smernoff (2)

Chapman D. Sweat Natalie Vickers Teston (2) Robert P. Thomas III Blake A. Travis Lindsay Sprung Victor Nathan P. Viebrock Anne V. Wallace


Graduates on Giving

“The tremendous support I received from the faculty at Georgia Law is the primary reason I have achieved many of my goals. Our professors were understanding but demanding, which encouraged us to grow academically, professionally, and personally. This is especially true of Professor Anne Dupre, who pushed us to attain her ‘unreachable’ level. Professor Dupre’s unwavering commitment to Georgia Law will be forever missed by her former students, and the scholarship fund dedicated to her memory will hopefully maintain the legacy of excellence she set as an example for us all.”

Rishi P. Chhatwal (J.D.’11)

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The Class of 2012 legacy gift of $89,412 was a

record due to an anonymous donor providing a

dollar for dollar matching gift.

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Gifts from Corporations, Foundations & Organizations

The following are the gifts that were received by Georgia Law from firms, foundations,

corporations and organizations. The numbers in parentheses denote the years of

consecutive giving to Georgia Law.

CoRPoRAtionS, FounDAtionS & oRGAnizAtionS

Lumpkin Society BenefactorsAnonymous (7)

Jeffrey and Jennifer Allred Family

Foundation, Inc.

Daniel P. Amos Family Foundation, Inc. (2)

Catholic Foundation of North Georgia, Inc. (3)

Community Foundation of the

Chattahoochee Valley, Inc. (7)

The Endover Foundation, Inc. (8)

Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Foundation

Kenneth Klein Revocable Trust

Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough, LLP

Lucia Smith Wilson Estate (2)

Lumpkin Society FellowsMildred Miller Fort Trustee Fund

John and Mary Franklin Foundation

The Glover Family Foundation, Inc. (6)

Harold Hirsch Scholarship Fund (9)

Knox Charity Fund, Inc. (3)

Charles Loridans Foundation, Inc. (32)

The Nonami Foundation, Inc.

Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi, LLP (7)

Sutherland (3)

Tate Law Group LLC (2)

Tull Charitable Foundation (3)

The Walter G. Canipe Foundation, Inc. (4)

Lumpkin Society PartnersAttorney’s Title Guaranty Fund, Inc. (23)

Community Foundation of South

Georgia, Inc. (10)

Emmett & Nancy Hart Foundation, Inc.

The Gender Gap Foundation

King & Spalding, LLP (3)

One Market Street Office, LLC

RSUI Group, Inc.

Weinberg Wheeler Hudgins Gunn &

Dial, LLC (10)

Lumpkin Society AssociatesAlston & Bird, LLP (2)

Carroll Tire

Coca-Cola Company (4)

Coca-Cola Enterprises (4)

Freddie Mac (2)

Hall & Bowers, LLC

The Hawkins Foundation, Inc. (3)

McKesson Foundation Inc. (2)

North Georgia Community Foundation

The Northrop Grumman Foundation

Peyton Anderson Foundation

Rhode Island Florists Association

The Sidley Austin Foundation

State Bar of Georgia (12)

Texas Instruments Foundation (2)

Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale & Dorr (3)

Wilson-Epes Printing Company, Inc. (3)

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Dean’s Council1002 Foundation

Anonymous (3)

Atlanta Bar Foundation

AXA Foundation

Cobb Community Foundation (3)

The Community Foundation for the

Central Savannah River Area (11)

Eli Lilly & Co. Foundation

Energen Corporation

Equifax Foundation

Four G’s Charitable Trust (24)

GEICO

The Huszagh Foundation

Kimberly-Clark Foundation, Inc. (2)

J.C. Lewis Foundation, Inc. (6)

Pfizer Inc.

Piassick Family Foundation

Ryan Innovative Solutions (4)

Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom

Law School AdvocatesAON Foundation

Atlanta Film Festival

Aurum Studios Ltd. (2)

Bank of America Matching Gifts

Program (2)

Breiner & Breiner, LLC (6)

The Central Alabama Community

Foundation (5)

City Salon & Spa

Covington & Burling (6)

Dondero’s Kitchen

Ernst & Young Foundation (2)

Fall River Florist Supply Co, Inc.

Foundry Park Inn & Spa (2)

General Electric Foundation

Georgia Municipal Association, Inc. (3)

The Home Depot Foundation

M & T Bank

McGuire Woods (15)

Musco Center for Sight

Pints and Paints

Sprint Foundation

Town and Gown Players

Law School Supporters5 & 10 (2)

The Benefield Foundation, Inc.

Bikram Yoga

Block and Brayer

Capital One Services, Inc. (2)

Chevron Corporation

Chick Music

Delta Air Lines Foundation (6)

Empire State South

Evergreen Marriott Conference Resort

Georgia Defense Lawyers

Association, Inc. (2)

Good Dirt (2)

The Healthy Gourmet (2)

Hotel Indigo

Jewish Federation of Greater

Atlanta, Inc. (3)

KPMG Foundation

J.W. Marriott Atlanta Buckhead

The Jane & Randy Merrill

Foundation, Inc.

Norfolk Southern Foundation (2)

Omni Club

People’s Loan & Finance Corp.

Rage Hair Studio, Inc. (2)

Renaissance Atlanta Waverly

Shivers & Associates

Silver Dollar Bar

Snell & Wilmer LLP

Society of International

Business Fellows

Southern Classic Outfitters

State Farm Companies Foundation (11)

SunTrust Bank Foundation (20)

TimeWarner Foundation

Travelers

Walker’s Pub

Willis North America, Inc.

Law School Friends42 Degrees

ARTini’s

Big Ketch Grille

Capitol Room

Classic City Roller Girls

Cozy Yum Yum

George Dean’s Inc.

Dynamite Clothing

Fitness @ Five

Five Points Yoga (2)

Georgia Gerontology Society

The Georgia Theatre Greene

Entertainment, Inc.

Georgia Theatre Company (2)

Hub Bicycles Shop (2)

Ike & Janes

Lexis-Nexis (2)

Maba Grill (2)

Mirko Pasta

Moonshine Bar (2)

MotivAction

Native America Gallery, Inc.

New Earth Music Hall (2)

Pet Supplies Plus (2)

Republic Salon (2)

Silver Lining Cupcake Co.

Speakeasy (2)

Square One Fish, Co.

Strand (2)

Target

UGA Bookstore (2)

Urban Sanctuary

Volstead Bar

Wells Fargo & Company

The World of Coca-Cola

Wuxtry Records

{ Gifts from Corporations, Foundations & Organizations }

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Gifts from Friends, Faculty & StaffThe following are the gifts that were received by Georgia Law from friends, faculty and

staff. The numbers in parentheses denote the years of consecutive giving to Georgia Law.

FRiEnDS

Lumpkin Society BenefactorsAnonymous

Jeffrey A. Allred

Mrs. Thomas O. Marshall, Jr. (6)

Carson Millwood

Chandler Millwood

Sharron Smith Millwood

Mr. & Mrs. John C. Neiman

George D. Overend &

Carol Overend (8)

Elizabeth Haverty Smith (16)

Lumpkin Society FellowsSusan A. Cahoon

William G. Dupre

John L. Latham

Mary O. Marshall (3)

Martin G. Quirk (2)

Dennnis B. &

Jane Canipe Rooks (4)

Lumpkin Society PartnersAnonymous (2)

Mrs. Jerry B. Blackstock (24)

David W. Boone

Richard K. Hines IV (2)

Mr. & Mrs. Wade H. Stribling

Brian A. White (3)

Lumpkin Society AssociatesAnonymous (2)

Jeffrey C. Baxter &

Gaylen Kemp Baxter

Andrew D. Block

Gary Born

William H. Brewster &

Karen Brewster

Mr. & Mrs. Frank H. Briggs, Jr.

C. Mitchell Brown

Sylvia P. Brown (15)

Ben Cannon

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond P.

Carpenter

Mrs. Robert P. Crozer, Jr.

John T. Daly

Harold F. Davis III

& Jane Thompson Davis

David E. Dukes

Joseph W. Eason

B.J. Erb &

Bruce I. Crabtree III

Kevin M. Ferguson

Timothy J. Fitzgibbon

John H. Fleming

Robert W. Foster, Jr.

Beverly Frew

Matthew T. Gomes

James C. Gray, Jr.

John B. Hagerty

Glenn P. Hendrix (2)

James E. Holmes, Jr. &

Brenda Ozaki Holmes

Noah H. Huffstetler III

J. Mark Jones

Thomas H. Kirbo

Mr. & Mrs. James K. Lehman

Mary T. McCormick

Dennis S. Meir

Edward H. Meyers (2)

N. Marshall Meyers (2)

Janet Finch Molinet &

Robert T. Molinet

Juliane B. Mondano

Thomas F. Moran

Stephen G. Morrison

Melinda Moseley

Mr. & Mrs. James J.

Moynihan

Richard B. North, Jr.

Mrs. L. Ray Patterson (13)

A. Marvin Quattlebaum, Jr.

Paul A. Quiros

Matthew Richardson

Rufus H. Rivers

Lawrence J. Scott

Laurel Ellis Parker Simmons

Clarence H. Smith

Joel H. Smith

David A. Stockton &

Jayne P. Stockton

Jerre B. Swann

Earle R. Taylor III

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Dean’s CouncilAnonymous (2)Anonymous (2)Elizabeth P. Alsobrook (10)George B. CauthenMr. & Mrs. Carlile M. ChambersWilliam Sinton Cobb III & Betty CobbAnthony CochranMr. & Mrs. Charles Cohn (3)Gus M. DixonJames L. EwingStephen L. GoldnerAllen B. Green (3)Denise M. Gunter (2)Holly A. HempelApril HenryMichael E. Hollingsworth IIStephen E. HudsonFredrick HuszaghElizabeth Finn JohnsonJanet Gardner Kemp (11)William H. LathamAlfred S. LureyJames E. MasseyRay & Susan MorganLula Pittman PostEnid SaintTrea Helen SaintDavid W. SantiFrank R. Seigel Edward D. & Carol Jean Spurgeon (2)Patricia M. StowersMarianne Freeman (7)Sara S. TurnipseedCharles D. VaughnBradley E. WahlMark D. Wincek

Law School AdvocatesAnonymous (2)Olufunmilayo Arewa & Peter RiegelMr. & Mrs. G. William AustinRonald E. Barab & Benita S. BairdRupert M. & Susan J. BarkoffAnn BishopCharles B. Burch, Jr. & Patricia Condon BurchRobert J. Caesar, Jr. & Grace F. WoodsHan C. ChoiMr. & Mrs. Donald Q. CochranWilliam A. & Ann W. EdmundsonRichard A. FarrierBetsy & Daryl GriswoldSue Erwin HarperPatrick G. JonesAnthony J. & Patricia R. KostrebaJason E.C. Lawson (4)

Matthew B. LernerSteven M. LoreJennifer L. MalloryJeff MapenRandolph A. MayerJulian B. McDonnellHeinz MeullerCleon Peterson (2)Charles R. PickeringJudith A. PowellMark S. Reese & Lexie C. ReeseDaniel S. ReinhardtPenelope B. RundleDr. & Mrs. Hugh M. Ruppersburg (2)William M. SavinoMark G. Schemanske (2)Joyce & Jay SchwartzR. Bruce ShawMichael SiebenBarbara Bode SnyderAnnalisa Thompson-SpinelliTorin D. TogutRex R. VealMr. & Mrs. Henry Walker IVLucas A. WestbyGwen Wood & Barry Wood (22)David M. Zacks

Law School SupportersHugh Acheson (2)Irvin L. Alhadeff (2)Michael J. AthansW. Frank Barron, Jr. & Anne West BarronRobert P. Bartlett IIICharles H. Battle, Jr.Dorothy T. BeasleyCarole H. BellisChristopher J. BlakeCharles & Lynn BlanchetteMark R. BridwellDennis W. & Diane Brock (4)Sarah G. BrownleePatty ByrdTim CarssowBeverly Richard CheathamWilliam J. ChingMichael A. Ciancaglini & Dina DigregorioWilliam R. Corbett (2)Troy R. CovingtonW. Scott Creasman (2)William S. Davies, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Frank T. Davis, Jr.Mrs. R.E. DoddsWilliam H. Duckworth, Jr.Delmer D. Dunn & Ann S. Dunn

Jacques F. Dupre & Patricia M. DupreMr. & Mrs. Carl B. Epps IIIHenry D. Fellows, Jr.Allen & Vicki FilsteinIvan K. FongMr. & Mrs. J. Troy GreenMarjorie E. HaleyCindy D. HansonMary June Harike (2)Mary HayesElizabeth C. HelmR. Charles Henn, Jr.Sarah Margaret HogsetteWilliam C. HubbardDr. & Mrs. William O. Hunnicutt III (2)Pasquale Imondi & Kathleen V. ImondiMichelle W. JohnsonJennifer N. IdeElisa S. KodishCaroline C. KreskyPeter D. Kuzma & Marci Hamilton KuzmaMr. & Mrs. Thomas S. LandrumEdward J. LarsonRoger Ledoux & Dianne LedouxThomas C. LewisCarol A. Leyes (6)Jennifer D. MalinovskyS. W. MaloneAmy E. MandragourasDennis McKinnieAmy MisnerElizabeth Scott MoïseJuliet M. MoringielloSusie MouradianFrances MuscoJonathan A. NeiditzStephen F. Olejnik & Sherrie Nist OlejnikRichard J. Parrino & Mary Jo G. ParrinoErnest Pascale, Jr. & Patricia PascalePaul S. & Martha PearlmanCarol Johnson PriceDiane L. PrucinoElizabeth Ann Puckett & Thomas A. WilsonRonald L. RaiderChristopher J. ReichPaul RemkaC.B. Rogers (2)Hugh SaxonCarter Smith, Jr. & Laura W. SmithRachel A. SmithKathryn B. Solley

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James A. Sommerville (5)Caroline W. SpangenbergRobert W. Spears & Jane Q. SpearsJohn W. SpringerKaren D. StringerDaniel J. Sweeney & Eleanor M. SweeneyDavid G. Traylor, Jr.Valerie M. Verduce & Ivo VissenbergMargaret G. Washburn (2)Mr. & Mrs. John F. West (2)Monica WilsonGloria C. WiseJoseph M. Wisenbaker & Catherine A. WisenbakerGeorge B. WolfeMr. & Mrs. Harry F. Yarbrough (3)Kenneth E. Young

Law School FriendsAnn Uhry AbramsMr. & Mrs. Harold E. AbramsSteve Anderson (2)William M. AthertonRichard K. & Carole BabushJ. Ralph Beaird (32)Sandra Beauchaine & Raymond BeauchaineJennifer G. BexleyTomie Jean BlantonJudyth O. BrunerDr. & Mrs. James B. Calkin (2)Jack J. Camarda & Glenda J. CamardaCynthia CarmichaelJohn J. Carroll & Elaine G. CarrollMichael P. Cervone & Mary R. FeraDale Champion & Linda Ellwood ChampionJoan E. CoutuDonald Cross & JoAnn E. CrossAnn R. CrowtherTimothy H. Culf & Ann E. CulfFrank Marion Davis, Jr.Susan S. DeaverJoshua DeBold (3)Gwendolen C. DeRestieMaureen M. ElliottLaurie G. Falina & Robert PaolinoRuth G. FawleyThomas L. FitzgeraldDonald & Doreen ForresterSanjay GhoshJane & Bob GoffAlan Grace & Sharon GraceJames P. Griffin & Carolyn Proffitt GriffinMr. & Mrs. Mel Haas

Mary Ann HesterVirginia Setian HigginsPenny HoustonW. Stell HuieMr. & Mrs. James T. Hunnicutt (2)Felicia A. JamesSharon K. JessieCindy W. JohnsonJoseph W. Kaczenski, Jr. & Joyce Rogers KaczenskiBernice KartenJennifer McDonald KilcreaseMr. & Mrs. Ronald S. KirschnerKaye & Don KoleRoy R. Leventry & Marjorie Lorig LeventryArnett C. Mace, Jr.Lisa M. MacPhersonAnthony J. Maio & Leona R. MaioMr. & Mrs. Robert C. Manly (3)Mr. & Mrs. Hugh F. McCarley, Jr.Joan Pruitt McIntyreMelinda MertesSandra McKie MilhollinMr. & Mrs. Craig S. MitchellMr. & Mrs. Roger W. Moister, Jr. (13)Susan MooreDonna J. MorrisRobert A. MuratoriMark R. NashMary NorigianAlethea NunleyThomas “Trey” H. Paris III & Sandra Thackston ParisJohn P. Parmentier & Joyce ParmentierTodd & Laurie PlattNaomi S. PopkinMr. & Mrs. J. Erwin “Ernie” PrickettGeorge H. ProffittRobert W. Reavis, Jr.Leo J. Ritchotte & Carolyn J. RitchottePaul M. RosenblattThomas G. Ruff & Jennifer Coveny RuffFrancis K. Searle & Vivian G. SearleMario L. Sepe & Olga M. SepeAmanda Naes SheltonGlenford J. Shibley & Carol Lee ShibleyShirley A. SmithTheresa A. SmithAnne Strickland (2)Nell ThriftMaria Branch TurnerLarry & Joyce VerryLamar T. Webb

Zachery C. WeberZelda G. WhiteEliyahu E. WolfePatricia Ann WongCharles J. Worthington & Shirley D. Worthington

FACuLty & StAFFDiane Marie AmannPeter A. Appel (2)Douglas G. AshworthJamie Baker RoskieRosemary E. Bowen (2)Ramsey Henderson Bridges (7)Lonnie T. Brown, Jr. (6)Ronald L. Carlson (14)Dan T. Coenen (7)Alan A. Cook (4)Phyllis R. Cooke (13)David J. DeganianThomas A. Eaton (16)C. Ronald Ellington (12)Russell C. Gabriel (5)Mariá Eugenia Giménez (2)Matthew I. Hall (2)Walter Hellerstein (2)Jessica L. Heywood (4)Lawrence F. Jones (17)Paul M. Kurtz (32)Eleanor Crosby Lanier (2)Elizabeth Weeks Leonard (3)Sarajane N. Love (2)Lisa C. Mathis (10)Joseph S. MillerElaine K. Mitchell (5)Kellie Casey Monk (11)Carol Ellis Morgan (7)Anne S. Moser (9)Heidi M. Murphy (11)Trina Steele Olidge (5)Lara PulliamGregory L. Roseboro (17)Peter B. “Bo” Rutledge (4)Susan G. SchafferAlexander W. Scherr (15)Sara Speas SchrammElizabeth L. Shackleford (9)David E. Shipley (15)James C. Smith (3)Gregory C. Sowell (13)Gloria B. Strait (4)Larry D. Thompson (4)Sally R. WeaverMichael L. Wells (2)Sonja R. West (5)Daniel U. White (10)Rebecca H. White (10)

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Georgia Law is the second oldest school at the University of Georgia, which is the

first state-chartered university in America.


Gifts from Estates & Other Special GiftsEstate GiftsThe University of Georgia School of Law would like to acknowledge the following estate gifts received between July 1, 2011, and June 30, 2012.

Hubert G. Holland (J.D.’62) (deceased) in support of the Law School Fund

Barry Phillips (LL.B.’54) (deceased) in support of the Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton Scholarship Fund

Lucia Smith Wilson Estate in support of the Marion Smith Law School Scholarship

Memorial & Honorary GiftsThe following gifts were made in memory or in honor of loved ones, family members, friends, classmates, faculty members, etc.

In memory of Palmer H. Ansley (LL.B.’50) C. Bradford MarshIn memory of Tara L. Baker (J.D.’03) Carin Burford PendergraftIn memory of Milner S. Ball (J.D.’71) Merritt E. McAlister John F. Salter, Jr.In memory of Jeanne Ralls Beaird Claude-Leonard DavisIn honor of David B. Bell, Sr. (J.D.’77) Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Manly Joseph W. Watkins, Sr.In honor of Susan S. Bell Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. ManlyIn honor of Jill Coveny Birch Carl A. Rhodes, Jr. Thomas G. Ruff & Jennifer Coveny RuffIn memory of Jerry B. Blackstock (J.D.’69) Herman S. Caldwell, Jr. W. Scott Creasman Bradley W. Grout Cary IchterIn memory of Larry E. Blount Felicia Jones NickersonIn memory of Jesse G. Bowles, Jr. (LL.B.’46) Charles M. Ferguson, Jr.In honor of Jesse G. Bowles III (J.D.’74) Charles M. Ferguson, Jr.In memory of Jesse G. Bowles IV Charles M. Ferguson, Jr.In honor of Lonnie T. Brown Christopher M. Gant

In memory of Ian Brussack Robert W. BartonIn memory of Maureen T. Buletti (J.D.’06) Elizabeth Pierce BrittonIn honor of Verner F. Chaffin (LL.B.’42) George W. Darden III Mark W. Sanders Fred H. WalkerIn memory of John M. Conn, Jr. Ann BishopIn honor of Virginia Bost Deaton Wesley L. DeatonIn honor of Bertis E. Downs IV (J.D.’81) Paul M. Kurtz & Carol P. KurtzIn memory of Anne Proffitt Dupre (J.D.’88) Kizmet Smith Adams Kiran A. Ahuja Ashley P. Alderman Caroline Knox Anderson J. Taylor Anderson III Anonymous Anonymous Peter A. Appel Olufunmilayo Arewa & Peter Riegel Kevin C. Armstrong Michael J. Athans Susan Cowan Atkinson Charles E. Auslander III Jamie Baker Roskie Patrick S. Baldwin David S. Ballard Brian R. Balow Eleanor Banister

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Angela Hurley Barber Farrar Johnson Barker Robert P. Barlett III M. Alexandra Battey J. Ralph Beaird Sandra Beauchaine & Raymond Beauchaine Josh Belinfante Danielle Kilinski Berry Blaine A. Norris Charles & Lynn Blanchette Laura M. Bogan James R. Borders Niki Drossos Brooks Carey Schneeweiss Busen W. Thomas Cable, Jr. Maureen T. Callahan Ronald L. Carlson John J. Carroll & Elaine G. Carroll Caroline G. Castle Michael P. Cervone & Mary R. Fera Elizabeth Brannen Chandler Jennifer L. Chapman Rishi P. Chhatwal Lori Moates Chriss Michael A. Ciancaglini & Dina Digregorio Catherine N. Clutter Coca-Cola Enterprises Dan T. Coenen & Sally Wyche Coenen Adam M. Conrad & Danielle Logan Conrad Alan A. Cook William R. Corbett Joan E. Coutu Charles H. Crawford & Marisa Huttenbach Crawford C. Celeste Creswell Teresa Richards Crider Donald Cross & JoAnn E. Cross Matthew B. Crowder Ann R. Crowther Timothy H. Culf & Ann E. Culf Corlis P. Cummings Ronald D’Arazio John D. Dalbey James P. Daniel & Cade Abney Daniel Lynne Boylston Davis David J. Deganian Gwendolen C. DeRestie Dickie/Walker Family Foundation Mrs. R.E. Dodds Lawrence B. Domenico Edgar B. Dunlap II James A. Dunlap

Thomas Watkins Dunlap James A. Dunlap, Jr. Delmer D. Dunn & Ann S. Dunn Jacques F. Dupre & Patricia M. Dupre William G. Dupre Thomas A. Eaton Eli Lilly and Co. Foundation C. Ronald Ellington Laurie G. Falina & Robert Paolino Fall River Florist Supply Co, Inc. Karen Tyler Farr Ivan K. Fong Amy E. Fouts Kimberly K. Frye Eric S. Fulcher J. Clay Fuller Frank E. George Alan Grace & Sharon Grace Dana R. Grantham James P. Griffin & Carolyn Proffitt Griffin Cheri A. Grosvenor E. Gail Gunnells Matthew I. Hall Florence E. Harmon Robert K. Harris Greg K. Hecht Walter Hellerstein James L. Henderson III & Eleanor Dunlap Henderson Virginia Setian Higgins Robert S. Highsmith, Jr. Hollister A. Hill Katherine Jackson Hill Carolyne Beaty Hilton Bret R. Hobson & Tedra Cannella Hobson Andrea M. Hoffenson The Home Depot Foundation Emily Stuart Horn David E. Howard D. Clayton Howell Lawrence T. Humphrey Stephanie Yancey Hunter Fredrick W. Huszagh & Sandi Huszagh Pasquale Imondi & Kathleen V. Imondi Ginny Garrard Ingels G. Edgar James L. Norwood Jameson John P. Jett Tracy L. Johnson Weyman T. Johnson, Jr. Leon S. Jones M. Preston Jones

James M. Jordan III Mary Piette Justice & Paul G. Justice Joseph W. Kaczenski, Jr. & Joyce Rogers Kaczenski Bernice Karten Jennifer McDonald Kilcrease Jason M. King T. Kyle King Kevin D. Kirby Anthony J. Kostreba & Patricia R. Kostreba Melissa L. Kotun Edward B. Krugman Paul M. Kurtz & Carol P. Kurtz Peter D. Kuzma & Marci Hamilton Kuzma Eleanor Crosby Lanier Susan S. Lanigan Edward J. Larson Roger Ledoux & Dianne Ledoux Kurt E. Lentz Elizabeth Weeks Leonard Roy R. Leventry & Marjorie Lorig Leventry Sarajane N. Love H. Scott Lowry, Jr. & Kristin Strunk Lowry Angela B. Lubniewski Stacey K. Luck Arnett C. Mace, Jr. Anthony J. Maio & Leona R. Maio David J. Maslia Jacob A. Maurer & Tracie Johnson Maurer Keith A. Mauriello Stuart M. Maxey Merritt E. McAlister Michael J. McCleary Mary T. McCormick Julian B. McDonnell Timothy J. McGaughey Amelie Bredas Messingham Sean R. Mikula James R. Miller IV Joseph S. Miller Rebecca H. Miller Elaine K. Mitchell Jere W. Morehead J. Thomas Morgan III & Carol Ellis Morgan Juliet M. Moringiello Jessica C. Morris Charles J. Moulton Kelly McCall Mountain Susie Mouradian Robert A. Muratori Elizabeth Freeman Murphy

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Heidi M. Murphy Kevin P. Murphy Paul B. Murphy Dorian Murry & Temika Williams Murry Paul S. Musco Frances Musco Mr. & Mrs. John C. Neiman Deborah Richardson Noe The Nonami Foundation, Inc. Mary Norigian Blaine A. Norris Stephen F. Olejnik & Sherrie Nist Olejnik Robert Paolino John P. Parmentier & Joyce Parmentier Richard J. Parrino & Mary Jo G. Parrino Ernest Pascale, Jr. & Patricia Pascale Jason C. Pedigo & Susannah Rogers Pedigo Lauren Bush Petron Mack A. Player & Jeanne L. Player Jolee Porter George H. Proffitt Elizabeth Ann Puckett & Thomas A. Wilson Robert W. Reavis, Jr. Shyam Reddy Mark S. Reese & Lexie C. Reese Christopher J. Reich Paul Remka Rhode Island Florists Association Carla D. Riner Leo J. Ritchotte & Carolyn J. Ritchotte Harrison J. Roberts & Brittany Elkins Roberts Christopher M. Rosselli Edward L. Rouse RSUI Group, Inc. Penelope B. Rundle Enid Saint Trea Helen Saint Stephanie DeBerry Savage William M. Savino Susan G. Schaffer Alexander W. Scherr Gregory G. Schlich H. Pearce Scott Francis K. Searle & Vivian G. Searle Mario L. Sepe & Olga M. Sepe Glenford J. Shibley & Carol Lee Shibley David E. Shipley & Virginia F. Coleman

Sidley Austin, LLP James C. Smith Leslie K. Smith Putnam C. Smith Theresa A. Smith Snell Wilmer, LLP William F. Sparks Sprint Foundation Edward D. Spurgeon & Carol Jean Spurgeon Stephen J. Stark John W. Stephenson, Jr. Daniel J. Sweeney & Eleanor M. Sweeney T. Kyle King Lisa Durham Taylor The Home Depot The Nonami Foundation, Inc. Larry D. Thompson Paul H. Threlkeld & Ansley Bell Threlkeld Torin D. Togut Andrew J. Tuck Tull Charitable Foundation David L. Turner & Martha Deedy Turner Michael L. Van Cise Sachin Varghese Larry & Joyce Verry James A. Walker, Jr. John W. Wallace, Jr. Woodrow W. Ware III Alex D. Weatherby Michael L. Wells Sonja R. West Brendan H. White Rebecca Hanner White Laurel L. Wilkerson Willis North America, Inc. Susan Jump Wilson Joseph M. Wisenbaker & Catherine A. Wisenbaker Charles J. Worthington & Shirley D. Worthington Daniel S. Wright & Sherry V. Neal Allen W. Yee Jennifer L. ZweigIn honor of C. Ronald Ellington Brandon P. Ansley Michael A. Caplan & Anna Papa CaplanIn honor of Brenda Williams Etheridge Erin Reynolds Chance

In memory of Mark S. Etheridge (J.D.’99) Robert D. Alexander Stephanie Friese Aron Brandon M. Barron Matthew P. Benson Keith R. Blackwell & Angela Simpson Blackwell Melissa D. Bolton Mary Mackin Borden Philip B. Byrum & Katherine Blaire Byrum Christopher M. Carr Charles L. Clay, Jr. Harold R. Davis, Jr. & Anna Watkins Davis Clement C. Doyle Philip F. Etheridge & Brenda Williams Ehteridge Sara A. Evans J. Clay Fuller W. Heath Garrett & Lee Brumby Garrett Stephanie Feingold Glickauf Jennifer Parker Guyer Gwin Copeland Hall Marcy A. Hanks Margaret Fulton Holman Justin R. Howard Keith A. Jernigan & Julia Hill Jernigan Gillen S. Joachim William P. Jones & Cammi Ryan Jones Reginald M. Jones Elizabeth McClure Kelley Jason M. King Elizabeth Weeks Leonard Charles M. LeRoux III Bradford L. Love Colin A. McRae Kevin G. Meeks Daniel S. Wright & Sherry V. Neal Katherine Lewis Parker Charles E. Peeler & Melissa Dickey Peeler Tiffany L. Powers T.C. Spencer Pryor Scott R. Reynders Jamie T. Roberts John C. Rogers George H. Rountree F. Valerie Rusk Travis P. Sasser Richard K. Smith Nelson O. Tyrone III Joshua D. Walker


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Ryan K. Walsh S. Cindy Wang Robin S. Wharton Murry S. WhittIn memory of B.C. Gardner, Jr. (J.D.’48) Four G’s Charitable Trust Janet Gardner KempIn honor of Charles A. Hunnicutt (J.D.’75) Dr. & Mrs. William O. Hunnicutt III Mr. & Mrs. James T. HunnicuttIn honor of Paul M. Kurtz Terry S. Freedman Robert D. Goldsmith C. Randall NuckollsIn honor of C. Andrew Leyes (J.D.’07) Carol A. LeyesIn memory of Richard W. Littlefield, Jr. (J.D.’73) Sarah G. Brownlee Dale Champion & Linda Ellwood Champion Susan S. Deaver Georgia Gerontology Society Thomas O. Powell Shivers & Associates Travelers Community Connections Zelda G. WhiteIn honor of Jonathan R. Lowe (J.D.’10) Debra R. NeumannIn memory of James R. Marietta (J.D.’77) Thomas L. Bower IIIIn memory of Hamilton McWhorter, Jr. (J.D.’36) Norman J. SlawskyIn honor of John M. Melvin (LL.B.’65) Larry WalkerIn memory of Kenneth L. Millwood (J.D.’75) Jeffrey A. Allred & Jennifer Allred Lee Ann Sparks Anand Ronald E. Barab & Benita S. Baird Jeffrey C. Baxter & Gaylen Kemp Baxter Charles R. Beans Christopher J. Blake Andrew D. Block David W. Boone Mr. & Mrs. Frank H. Briggs, Jr. C. Mitchell Brown

Kenneth C. Bruley Judyth O. Bruner Patty Byrd Cynthia Carmichael Mr. & Mrs. Raymond P. Carpenter Carter Catholic Foundation of North Georgia, Inc. George B. Cauthen Mr. & Mrs. Carlile M. Chambers William J. Ching Han C. Choi William S. Cobb III & Betty Cobb Anthony Cochran Taylor T. Daly Charles M. Dalziel, Jr. William S. Davies, Jr. Frank Marion Davis, Jr. Harold F. Davis III & Jane Thompson Davis Richard A. Diment & Dana Garrett Diment Gus M. Dixon Derek V. Dooley David E. Dukes Joseph W. Eason Maureen M. Elliott Mr. & Mrs. Carl B. Epps III B.J. Erb & Bruce I. Crabtree III Lloyd G. Farr Richard A. Farrier Henry D. Fellows, Jr. Kevin M. Ferguson Allen & Vicki Filstein Timothy J. Fitzgibbon Allison Crawford Ford Donald & Doreen Forrester Robert W. Foster, Jr. Beverly Frew Sanjay Ghosh Stephen L. Goldner Matthew T. Gomes James C. Gray, Jr. Betsy & Daryl Griswold Denise M. Gunter John B. Hagerty J. William Haley Hall & Bowers, LLC Sue Erwin Harper Mary Hayes Elizabeth C. Helm & Philip Edge Holly A. Hempel Richard B. Herzog, Jr. Mary Ann Hester Richard K. Hines IV Sarah Margaret Hogsette Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Hollingsworth

James E. Holmes, Jr. & Brenda Ozaki Holmes Dennis A. Hom William C. Hubbard Noah H. Huffstetler III Felicia A. James Sharon K. Jessie Michelle W. Johnson Cindy W. Johnson J. Mark Jones Patrick G. Jones Stanley S. Jones, Jr. Elisa S. Kodish Caroline C. Kresky John L. Latham William H. Latham Mr. & Mrs. James K. Lehman Matthew B. Lerner Steven M. Lore Lisa M. MacPherson Jennifer D. Malinovsky Jennifer L. Mallory S. Wade Malone Amy E. Mandragouras Jeff Mapen James E. Massey Randolph A. Mayer McKesson Foundation Melinda Mertes Carson Millwood Chandler Millwood Sharron S. Millwood Elizabeth Scott Moïse Janet Finch Molinet & Robert T. Molinet Juliane B. Mondano Thomas F. Moran Ray & Susan Morgan Donna J. Morris Stephen G. Morrison Melinda Moseley Tom A. Nash, Jr. Mark R. Nash Jonathan A. Neiditz Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP Richard B. North, Jr. Alethea Nunley Pfizer Inc. Joel B. Piassick Charles R. Pickering William M. Poole Carol Johnson Price A. Marvin Quattlebaum, Jr. Paul A. Quiros Daniel S. Reinhardt Joel H. Smith


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David W. Santi Hugh Saxon Joyce & Jay Schwartz Terry F. Schwartz Lawrence J. Scott Frank R. Seigel R. Bruce Shaw Amanda Naes Shelton Rachel Simpson Shockley Clarence H. Smith Elizabeth Haverty Smith Rachel A. Smith Shirley A. Smith Kathryn B. Solley Robert W. Spears & Jane Q. Spears John W. Springer Patricia M. Stowers Mr. & Mrs. Wade H. Stribling Nell Thrift Time Warner Foundation David G. Traylor, Jr. Tull Charitable Foundation Maria Branch Turner Sara S. Turnipseed Keith W. Vaughan Charles D. Vaughn Valerie M. Verduce & Ivo Vissenberg Bradley E. Wahl Kyoung Young Walker Robert G. Wellon Lucas A. Westby Rhys T. Wilson Monica Wilson Gloria C. Wise Eliyahu E. Wolfe George B. Wolfe Ann C. Wood Kenneth E. YoungIn honor of Nicholas R. Misner (J.D.’06) Amy MisnerIn honor of Madline J. Mitchell (J.D.’12) Mr. & Mrs. Craig S. MitchellIn honor of Kellie Casey Monk (J.D.’90) Andrew E. GoldnerIn memory of Richard A. Nagareda Christen Wheeler MitchellIn memory of Samuel L. Oliver (LL.B.’66) Thomas L. FitzgeraldIn memory of Laura Lewis Owens (J.D.’85) Grant T. Stein

In memory of Barry Phillips (LL.B.’54) Ann Uhry Abrams Mr. & Mrs. Harold E. Abrams Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. G. William Austin Richard K. & Carole Babush William B. Barkley Rupert M. & Susan J. Barkoff W. Frank Barron, Jr. & Anne West Barron Charles H. Battle, Jr. Carole H. Bellis J. Dewey Benefield, Jr. Craig E. Bertschi & Kimberly Weber Bertschi Jennifer G. Bexley Tomie Jean Blanton William H. & Karen Brewster W. Joseph Bruckner Susan A. Cahoon Jack J. Camarda & Glenda J. Camarda Elizabeth W. Camp George H. Carley Tim Carssow Richard R. & Beverly P. Cheatham Charles M. Dalziel, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Frank T. Davis, Jr. James L. Ewing Jane & Bob Goff Marjorie E. Haley Cindy D. Hanson R. Charles Henn, Jr. Andrew J. Hill III Penny Houston Stephen E. Hudson W. Stell Huie John P. Jett Patrick G. Jones Robert S. Kahn Edmund M. Kneisel Wyckliffe A. Knox, Jr. Kaye & Don Kole Thomas C. Lewis Alfred S. Lurey R. Lee Mann III Jim Martin Mr. & Mrs. Hugh F. McCarley, Jr. Joan Pruitt McIntyre Dennis S. Meir Sandra McKie Milhollin Mr. & Mrs. James J. Moynihan Thomas “Trey” H. Paris III & Sandra Thackston Paris People’s Loan & Finance Corp. Joel B. Piassick

Todd & Laurie Platt Naomi S. Popkin Judith A. Powell Mr. & Mrs. J. Erwin “Ernie” Prickett Diane L. Prucino Ronald L. Raider Shyam Reddy C.B. Rogers Paul M. Rosenblatt Dean W. Russell Carter Smith, Jr. & Laura W. Smith Society of International Business Fellows Caroline W. Spangenberg David A. & Jayne P. Stockton Daniel B. Swaja Mr. & Mrs. Jerre B. Swann, Sr. Earle R. Taylor III Rex R. Veal Lindsay Sprung Victor Mr. & Mrs. Henry Walker IV Larry Walker Lamar T. Webb Mark D. Wincek David M. ZacksIn memory of Audrey Hooper & Ganus Richards Sandra Ganus MosesIn honor of John W. Roper & Pansy Dubberly Roper Hayley Roper WellsIn honor of Howard D. Rothbloom (J.D.’84) Theodore T. CarellasIn honor of R. Perry Sentell, Jr. (LL.B.’58) George W. Darden IIIIn memory of Milton Schlesinger Jeremy M. BrookIn honor of Robert E. Sherrell (J.D.’65) Larry WalkerIn memory of Alexander W. Smith III (LL.B.’49) & in honor of Elizabeth Haverty Smith Catholic Foundation of North Georgia, Inc.In honor of Edward D. Tolley (J.D.’75) Mr. & Mrs. Ronald S. KirschnerIn memory of Jeanne Tribble J. Cameron TribbleIn honor of Carolyn Wasser Neil H. Wasser


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In honor of Nancy G. Watkins Jamie Baker Roskie David J. Deganian Eleanor Crosby Lanier Susan G. Schaffer Alexander W. Scherr Torin D. TogutIn honor of Ben L. Weinberg, Jr. (J.D.’52) C. Bradford Marsh

In honor of Rebecca Hanner White Chester C. Davenport Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. LandrumIn memory of Gabriel M. Wilner Idara E. Bassey Z. Scott Birdwell Jean-Marie R. Henckaerts Peter Schaefer Alan N. Sutin

Texas Instruments Foundation Daniel B. Tilley Shelly-Ann R. Tomlinson Valinda Barrett Wolfert


Irrevocable Planned Gifts Life Insurance Life insurance policies naming the UGA Foundation as the owner and beneficiary are considered irrevocable planned gifts.

Anonymous Robert W. Chasteen, Jr. J. Vincent Cook, Jr. John S. Dalis David H. Dickey B. Lane Fitzpatrick William C. Head Paul V. Kilpatrick, Jr. Virginia Page McKenna John T. Newton, Jr.

Life Income Gift Programs:Charitable Gift AnnuitiesA gift annuity is a simple contract with the donor and the University of Georgia Foundation to pay you and/or your designated beneficiary a fixed income for life. At the end of the contract term, the remainder will be distributed to the law school to be used for the purpose you designate.

Edith Teasley Baxter (deceased) Kenneth M. Henson Ronald S. Cooper Fred H. Walker

Living TrustsA living trust is a trust created during a person’s lifetime to either save money on taxes or set up long term property management.

Gordon W. Chambers, Sr. (deceased)

Pooled Income GiftsPooled income gifts operate similarly to mutual funds, as your contribution is combined with those of other donors and income is paid to you or your designated beneficiary in proportion to your share.

Jesse G. Bowles, Jr. (deceased) Hamilton Lokey (deceased)

Revocable Planned GiftsBequests An easy and low cost way to make a planned gift to Georgia Law is to include it in your will or revocable trust.. Bequests can donate a specific asset or a percent of the residue and remainder of one’s estate.

Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Peter L. Banks Marcus B. Calhoun, Jr. James L. Ford Janice Haynes Gilmore J. Wayne Hadden Gerald F. Handley Eric M. Holmes A. Felton Jenkins, Jr. (deceased) Howard W. Jones (deceased) Kirk McAlpin John S. Noell, Jr. Timothy A. Peterson David M. Reed Michael W. Rushing Carl E. Sanders William J. Self II Judson H. Simmons (deceased) Michael L. Van Cise

S. Ernest Vandiver, Jr. (deceased) John T. Wasdin Allen W. Yee

Living TrustsA living trust or testamentary trust is a trust created during a person’s lifetime to provide named beneficiaries with income over time with the funds remaining in the trust directed to another beneficiary. These trusts can be modified or the designation can be rescinded anytime during one’s lifetime.

Dale M. Schwartz Nancy Marcuz Wech

Retirement Plan AssetsThrough your Individual Retirement Accounts (IRA), 401(k) plan, Keogh plan or other qualified retirement savings plans, one may name the law school as the recipient of any assets remaining in your plan, thus reducing applicable income and estate taxes.

Verner F. Chaffin Dow N. Kirkpatrick II

Planned Gifts We are grateful to our alumni and friends who have chosen to participate in Georgia Law’s future success through their planned gifts. The stream of future support provided by planned gifts helps assure that Georgia Law will maintain its strength for generations to come.

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Firm & Corporation Alumni ChallengeThe School of Law is pleased to report on our Third Annual Firm and Corporation

Alumni Challenge. During our 2011-2012 fiscal year, we had more than 50 law firms to

participate in the contest that consisted of a total of 734 alumni. Of these 734 graduates,

there was a 61% participation rate as compared to an overall Georgia Law 20.2% alumni

participation rate. Ten firms reached 100% participation!

Firms with 5 or more Georgia Law alumni are eligible to participate in the challenge, which seeks to

achieve 100% participation in giving from graduates in the firm. The law school and its development staff

support the efforts of volunteers to secure annual contributions from their colleagues.

The Firm and Corporation Alumni Challenge participants are grouped according to the number of

Georgia Law graduates. The annual competition is for firm-wide participation with Georgia Law alumni

making a personal gift to the law school during the university’s fiscal year, July 1 – June 30. Firms are

divided into two groups.

Firm and Corporation Alumni Challenge Groups:

Category A – Organizations with more than 10 Georgia Law graduates

Category B – Organizations with 5 – 10 Georgia Law graduates

FY2011 – 2012 Trophy Holders Fortson, Bentley and Griffin – Jeffrey W. DeLoach (J.D.’03), Agent Pope, McGlamry, Kilpatrick, Morrison & Norwood – M.J. Blakely (J.D.’06), Agent

Fortson, Bentley and Griffin Pope, McGlamry, Kilpatrick, Morrison & Norwood

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Category A Participation %

Fortson, Bentley and Griffin …………………… 100%14 Alumni Jeffrey W. DeLoach (J.D.’03)Hulsey, oliver & Mahar, LLP ………………………91%11 Alumni Julius M. Hulsey (J.D.’63)Arnall Golden Gregory ………………………………78%23 Alumni Jeffrey Y. Lewis (J.D.’82) & Michael L. Van Cise (J.D.’06)taylor English …………………………………………73%15 Alumni Al B. Hill (J.D.’89)Sutherland ……………………………………………67%30 Alumni Herbert J. Short (J.D.’85)McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP ……………………65%23 Alumni Shannon Casey Baxter (J.D.’96)Jones Day ……………………………………………63%19 Alumni E. Kendrick Smith (J.D.’81)King & Spalding ………………………………………63%59 Alumni Richard L. Shackelford (J.D.’79)Blasingame Burch Garrard & Ashley, PC ………63%16 Alumni Gary B. Blasingame (J.D.’61) & Tripp Bridges (J.D.’04)Alston & Bird …………………………………………62%58 Alumni Spence Pryor (J.D.’99)Andersen, tate & Carr ………………………………61%18 Alumni Eadaoin M. Waller (J.D.’05)Paul Hastings LLP ……………………………………58%12 Alumni Weyman T. Johnson, Jr. (J.D.’79)Hall, Booth, Smith & Slover, PC ……………………56%18 Alumni Alexander H. Booth (J.D.’81)Hunter Maclean ………………………………………55%22 Alumni Alan C. Galis (J.D.’10)Greenberg traurig LLP ……………………………54%13 Alumni Rhiannon L. Brusco (J.D.’05)Drew, Eckl & Farnham, LLP ………………………53%15 Alumni H. Michael Bagley (J.D.’80)troutman Sanders, LLP ……………………………53%40 Alumni William N. Withrow (J.D.’78)Brock Clay ……………………………………………45%11 Alumni Robert L. Swartwood (J.D.’09)Seyfarth Shaw ………………………………………43%14 Alumni Kevin A. Woolf (J.D.’03)Miller & Martin PLLC ………………………………41%22 Alumni Michael P. Kohler (J.D.’01)Kilpatrick townsend …………………………………34%32 Alumni R. Lee Mann (J.D.’95)Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz ……29%14 Alumni L. Clinton Crosby, Jr. (J.D.’97)Swift, Currie, McGhee & Hiers ……………………26%19 Alumni Douglas A. Bennett (J.D.’80)Parker, Hudson, Rainer & Dobbs …………………22%18 Alumni Jennifer Moore Vaughan (J.D.’91)

Category B Participation %

Balch & Bingham LLP …………………………… 100%9 Alumni Michael J. Bowers (J.D.’74)Barnes Law Group, LLC ………………………… 100%6 Alumni Roy E. Barnes (J.D.’72)Bondurant Mixson & Elmore …………………… 100%9 Alumni Edward B. Krugman (J.D.’79)Evert Weathersby Houff ………………………… 100%7 Alumni William D. Harvard (J.D.’82)McKesson Corporation ………………………… 100%8 Alumni Colin S. Wright (J.D.’04)nall & Miller, LLP ………………………………… 100%5 Alumni Laura DeMartini Eschleman (J.D.’05)Pope, McGlamry, Kilpatrick, Morrison & norwood 100%6 Alumni M.J. Blakely (J.D.’06)Smith, Gilliam, Williams & Miles ……………… 100%6 Alumni Steven P. Gilliam (J.D.’74)tisinger Vance …………………………………… 100%8 Alumni Steven T. Minor (J.D.’92)Ford & Harrison LLP …………………………………89%9 Alumni Patricia G. Griffith (J.D.’82)Page, Scrantom, Sprouse, tucker ………………88%8 Alumni Marcus B. Calhoun (J.D.’72)Suntrust ………………………………………………88%8 Alumni Susan R. Boltacz (J.D.’80)Constangy, Brooks & Smith, LLP …………………86%7 Alumni Katherine Summers Scarbrough (J.D.’05)Brinson Askew Berry Seigler ………………………80%10 Alumni J. Anderson Davis (J.D.’84)Watson Spence, LLP …………………………………80%5 Alumni Joseph W. DentFranklin taulbee Rushing Snipes Marsh, LLC ……71%7 Alumni Daniel B. Snipes (J.D.’95)Harben, Hartley & Hawkins, LLP …………………71%7 Alumni Philip L. Hartley (J.D.’79)McLain & Merritt, P.C. ………………………………71%7 Alumni Julie Childs (J.D.’78)Bouhan Williams & Levy ……………………………63%8 Alumni Melanie L. Marks (J.D.’84)DLA Piper ……………………………………………50%6 Alumni Anthony D. Lehman (J.D.’98)Dow Lohnes PLLC …………………………………50%6 Alumni Richard A. Wilhelm (J.D.’82)oliver Maner LLP ……………………………………50%10 Alumni Benjamin M. Perkins (J.D.’04)Ellis, Painter, Ratterree & Adam …………………44%9 Alumni Jason C. Pedigo (J.D.’04)Duane Morris, LLP …………………………………43%7 Alumni William D. Barwick (J.D.’74)neel & Robinson Attorneys at Law, LLC …………40%5 Alumni Edwin R. Neel (J.D.’85)Hull Barrett, PC ………………………………………30%10 Alumni Parick J. Rice (J.D.’66)Jones, Cork & Miller LLP …………………………20%10 Alumni H. Jerome Strickland, Jr. (J.D.’88)

{ Firm & Corporation Alumni Challenge }

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Legacy Participation 2012total Pledged: $89,412.00 Participation Rate: 29%

Jackson Allen Sara Andrzejewski AnonymousAnonymousAnonymousAnonymous AnonymousEmmanuel Azih Andrew M. Bagley Melissa Bailey Rob Beckwith Amanda Seals Bersinger Kathryn Biszko Bailey Blair George P. Burdell Carolyn G. Carmody Hillary Chinigo William F. Crozer Leanna Degenhart Micah Engler Kathryn Ensor Scott Eren

Halley Espy Peyton M. Ethridge Stephen Faivre Cara Fiore Wm. Robert Gignilliat M. Elizabeth Googe Lindsey Green Lennon B. Haas Alexis L. Hamilton Kathryn Dailey Holt Rachel Hudgins Michelle Izquierdo Kate Lawson Whitney Lay Nathan A. Lott Connor Magill Rebekah McCorvey Hillary Claire Miller Madeline J. Mitchell Lee Niedrach Jennifer E. Nix Lara Ortega

Anne Pearlman Laura Pinon Meghan R. Plantz Vickie S. Poliard Ashley Dennis Presley Jasmine Rice Thereasa Rinderknecht Samuel H. Sabulis Ali Sabzevari Megan Scheller Ryan Sugrue Jeanmarie Tankersley Kendall Thompson Ben Thomsen Juliane Thon Ryan C. Tuck Frederick W. Vaughan Brooklyn Veasey Jenni Weaver Bradley Noble Wilson Daniel S. Woodrum


Class Participation 2011-2012Table of Contents

Dean’s Report 2012 …………………………………………………………………………………………1

Alumni Engagement 2012-2013 ………………………………………………………………………… 10

Endowed & Non-endowed Funds ……………………………………………………………………… 12

In Brief 2011-2012 ……………………………………………………………………………………… 15

A Letter from the President …………………………………………………………………………… 16

Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society ……………………………………………………………………… 18

Joseph Henry Lumpkin Society Spring Twilight Affair ……………………………………………… 24

Honor Roll 2011-2012 ………………………………………………………………………………… 26

Gifts from Corporations, Foundations & Organizations ……………………………………………… 50

Gifts from Friends, Faculty & Staff ……………………………………………………………………… 52

Gifts from Estates & Other Special Gifts ……………………………………………………………… 56

Firm & Corporation Alumni Challenge ………………………………………………………………… 62

Legacy Participation 2012 ……………………………………………………………………………… 64

Class Participation 2011-2012…………………………………………………………………………… 65

Law School Advancement Staff Contact Information

Gregory C. Sowell (J.D. ’83) Senior Director of Law School Advancement

(706) 542-7985 [email protected]

1938 1 100%

1941 1 17%

1942 1 33%

1947 1 100%

1948 3 18% $25,800.00

1949 5 19% $2,225.00

1950 6 19% $1,650.00

1951 6 21% $152,650.00

1952 2 10% $2,600.00

1953 4 17% $6,264.76

1954 4 21% $355.00

1955 5 39% $1,175.00

1956 1 9%

1957 4 20% $650.00

1958 5 19% $3,150.00

1959 6 20% $1,025.00

1960 8 38% $28,100.00

1961 5 18% $2,300.00

1962 8 26% $4,875.00

1963 7 21% $2,650.00

1964 12 25% $10,350.00

1965 16 27% $25,185.00

1966 11 27% $18,945.00

1967 12 21% $5,425.00

1968 13 27% $14,360.00

1969 17 23% $11,355.46

1970 12 17% $6,375.00

1971 28 30% $33,262.30

1972 27 21% $30,675.08

1973 34 20% $23,330.00

1974 55 29% $46,780.08

1975 34 18% $30,200.00

1976 45 23% $44,060.00

1977 56 28% $78,491.66

1978 47 25% $142,274.70

1979 39 22% $29,015.46

1980 38 19% $50,615.38

1981 35 18% $34,370.52

1982 42 19% $301,563.00

1983 46 22% $36,760.00

1984 43 22% $83,945.00

1985 43 18% $47,755.00

1986 37 18% $37,083.00

1987 24 14% $32,680.00

1988 55 27% $169,758.26

1989 32 16% $24,848.00

1990 34 16% $21,115.00

1991 29 12% $33,891.90

1992 29 13% $33,780.00

1993 25 12% $11,980.00

1994 29 14% $13,405.00

1995 32 15% $16,935.00

1996 40 16% $15,075.00

1997 38 17% $26,000.04

1998 32 14% $25,075.00

1999 69 29% $23,050.08

2000 44 20% $14,576.72

2001 31 15% $6,840.00

2002 36 15% $25,644.99

2003 30 14% $9,855.00

2004 49 20% $19,477.71

2005 41 20% $8,695.00

2006 52 20% $9,559.25

2007 53 22% $10,620.00

2008 65 30% $8,877.31

2009 64 27% $10,230.00

2010 67 29% $10,407.50

2011 85 35% $15,766.00

© 2012 by the University of Georgia School of Law. The University of Georgia is a unit of the University System of Georgia. In compliance with federal law, including the provisions of Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Sections 503 and 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, the University of Georgia does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, religion, color, national or ethnic origin, age, disability, or military service in its administration of educational policies, programs, or activities; its admissions policies; scholarship and loan programs; athletic or other University-administered programs; or employment. In addition, the University does not discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation consistent with the University non-discrimination policy. Inquiries or complaints should be directed to the director of the Equal Opportunity Office, Peabody Hall, 290 South Jackson Street, University of Georgia, Athens, GA 30602. Telephone (706) 542-7912 (V/TDD). Fax (706) 542-2822.

Phyllis R. Cooke, Director of Annual Giving (706) 542-7637 [email protected]

Anne S. Moser, Principal Gifts Officer (706) 338-0982 [email protected]

Trina Steele Olidge (J.D. ’97), Major Gifts Officer (706) 614-4277 [email protected]

A. Suzanne Griffeth, Director of Alumni Relations (706) 542-5190 [email protected]

Lara O. Pulliam, Stewardship Manager (706) 542-4726 [email protected]

Lisa C. Mathis, Senior Events Coordinator (706) 542-5075 [email protected]

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Michael F. AdamsUGA [email protected]

Tom LandrumUGA Senior Vice President for External [email protected]

Rebecca Hanner WhiteSchool of Law [email protected]

School of Law, Athens, Georgia 30602-6012

www.law.uga.edu

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“I have had the distinct pleasure and honor to have served as president of the University of Georgia Law School Association and chairman of the law school Board of Visitors. Early on it became apparent to me that the difference between a ‘good’ law school and an ‘excellent’ law school was the use of the private funds that came from friends and alumni.

Without private contributions, Georgia Law could not have become the school that it is today, that is, one of the top law schools in the country. Numerous generous gifts have funded endowed or titled chairs or professorships to attract and retain talented faculty. Funding for library acquisitions, expansion and upkeep of the physical facilities benefit from private contributions.

Scholarships are another important key to the success of our law school. Only private gifts can provide scholarship dollars and the HOPE Scholarship is not

available for graduate programs. Having a wonderful, functional and beautiful physical facility and a talented corps of professors is not complete without exceptionally bright and energetic law students. Scholarships allow us to recruit this type of student applicants.

These are the reasons why my wife, Claudia, and I support Georgia Law with our time and contributions. Dean White, the faculty, staff and the Law School Advancement office have created and maintained an exceptional academic atmosphere for future generations to obtain their legal education.

I urge you now to make your contribution to these efforts for the perpetuation of Georgia Law.”

John S. Noell, Jr. (J.D. ’65)Cook Noell Tolley & Bates, LLPAthens, Georgia

Leadership Donor

Graduates on Giving

2011-2012 Annual Report

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