(Pictured from left to right) Top Row: Allison C. Adger, Ehimen Sylvia Aikhuele, Karli Christine Carpenter, Madeline McKenzie Connelly, Jarmanese K. Davis, Haley Grieshaber Bottom Row: Alaysia Jenal Johnson, Alec Brendan Keane, Anna M. Mester, Sarah Procopio, Caidyn Anastasia Thompson, Foster Andrew Willie
Twelve members of the LSU Law Class of 2024 have been selected for induction into The Order of the Barristers, a national honorary organization encouraging the development of oral advocacy and brief writing skills through effective law school oral advocacy programs.
Over 100 law schools have chapters of The Order of the Barristers. LSU Law is allocated a very limited number of inductees into its chapter each year, with the number corresponding to the number of students who participate annually in LSU Law intramural and interscholastic advocacy competitions and advocacy-related coursework.
Each year, graduating students who have excelled in moot court, mock trial, brief writing, oral advocacy, and other advocacy programs throughout their time at the LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center are invited to apply for membership in the LSU Law chapter of the order. Applications are reviewed by a faculty committee, which then recommends candidates for induction to the dean. Nearly 50 members of the Class of 2024 applied for induction.
This year’s inductees into The Order of Barristers are:
