The Executive Committee of the 2024-25 Board of Advocates was elected on Tuesday, April 16, with the following students being elected for leadership positions:
- Patrick D. Riley — President
- Keeley Jones — Vice-President of Internal Competitions
- Jason Parker II — Vice-President of External Competitions
- Caroline Elizabeth Hardy — Vice-President of Judicial Relations
- Taylor Guice — Vice-President of Undergraduate Relations
- Kenneth John Nilsson — Director of Internal Appellate Competitions
- Rachel Caroline Taylor — Director of Internal Trial Competitions
- Andrew Livaudais Kuebel — Director of Internal Dispute Resolution Competitions
- Daniel J. Harry — Director of External Appellate Competitions
- Raegan Elizabeth Thanh Nguyen — Director of External Trial Competitions
- David Gonzalez — Director of External Dispute Resolution Competitions
- Tyler J. Brewster — Director of Judicial Relations–Appellate
- Daniellepatrice Payne — Director of Judicial Relations–Trial
- Victoria Selden Vicknair — Director of Judicial Relations–Dispute Resolution
- Katelyn Michelle Prescott — Director of Undergraduate Relations
The Board of Advocates is the Law Center’s student honor organization dedicated to the promotion and development of oral and written persuasive advocacy skills. Rising third-year law students are selected to membership on the Board of Advocates based on a holistic application that looks at a student’s success in the Law Center’s many different internal and external advocacy competitions, teams, and other skills development opportunities. The Board of Advocates is the result of a merger of the former Moot Court and Trial Advocacy Boards.
The Class of 2025 set record levels of participation in Advocacy Programs competitions and events this year, and students submitted the highest number of applications for membership on the Board of Advocates we have ever received. As a result, selection to this year’s Board of Advocates was extremely competitive.
See the full listing of the 47 students selected for the 2024-25 Board of Advocates.
