Texas A&M Law student teams recently brought home big wins in advocacy competitions.
Several teams of Texas A&M Law students performed well recent advocacy competitions.
- FINRA Securities Dispute Resolution Triathlon: 2Ls Baldemar Garcia, Bill Larimer and Madison Young won. The team also won the Negotiation round. The team was coached by Kay Elliott and the team alternate was Christyn Cavazos.
- MLK Civil Rights Mock Trial Competition: 2L Adam Veary won the Best Overall Closing Argument award. His teammates were 3L Kailey Muir and 2Ls Sydney McCaulley and Alexis Symcheck. The team was coached by Matthew Jackson (’13).
- National Mediation Competition: 2L Abrielle Perry placed 2nd and 3L Crystal Hernandez placed 4th. The team alternate was Jacob Schuler. They were coached by Kay Elliott.
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The Texas A&M School of Law advocacy program is deeply saddened by the passing of longtime mock trial coach, Douglas Greene.
Douglas Greene (center) and colleagues celebrate an award.
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Texas A&M School of Law second-year students Taylor Garner and Isabelle Chapman bring home the American Bar Association (ABA) national championship in representation in mediation this month.
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Texas A&M Law advocacy competition students are international champions of the Black Law Students Association (BLSA) Nelson Mandela International Negotiation Competition. The team of 3L Maya Fitzpatrick and 2L Tyler Phillips won the competition in March. They were coached by law school adjunct Kay Elliott.
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Texas A&M School of Law's advocacy program is pleased to announce that moot and mock court teams have advanced to the national finals in March.
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