Alumni (Overview)

Our graduates change emails, jobs and locations often making it hard to keep up with them. We have therefore contracted with Harris Connect to update contact information for our graduates so that they can keep up-to-date on news, activities, and events. Harris will also help produce a beautiful hardcover publication that will allow you to reconnect with old friends as well as network professionally.

You will be contacted by email and/or regular mail or by phone over the next few months to verify and update your contact and career information. In addition, a dedicated toll-free phone line and personal identification number will be provided to each graduate, so that participation can be at a time most convenient for you. Thank you in advance for your participation.

Gerald Summers ’84 published his first novel, “Mobley’s Law, A Mobley Meadows Novel,” which is now available on Amazon.  His next book, "First Circuit, A Mobley Meadows Novel," will be published before the end of the year.

Mr. Summers spent 17 years with Sutherland & Gerber in El Centro where his sole job was to do trial and appellate briefs. He is now retired and writing novels in Temecula, CA.

Students Janaye Martin and Matthew Ferrara have been selected as the Veterans Legal Assistance Clinic (VLAC) Alumni Scholarship recipients for their outstanding work in the Veterans Clinic this summer. Congratulations to Janaye and Matthew!

VLAC scholarships are made possible by the Annual Alumni and Friends Golf Tournament.

Jessica King '01 defeated Senator Randy Hopper in a special recall election on August 9, 2011 to became the new State Senator of Wisconsin District 18. King served on the Oshkosh City Council and also served as Deputy Mayor.

Jessica King ’01 is a contributing author to The Road to Independence: 101 Women's Journeys to Starting Their Own Law Firms.

Jessica is the sole shareholder of Compass Law, S.C. in Oshkosh, WI, where she represents consumers and small businesses.

Lisa Huffman ’10 received the Wiley W. Manuel Award for Pro Bono Services at the San Diego County Legal Aid Society’s Annual Legal Aid Luncheon on June 30, 2011. She was recognized by the state bar of California for volunteering over 50 hours to pro bono services. She has volunteered approximately 130 hours at the legal aid clinic at the Hall of Justice where she assisted pro per litigants by preparing civil restraining orders and answering unlawful detainer complaints.

Lisa is currently employed as a law clerk for the Law office of Austin, Brownwood and Cannon, In-House Counsel for Liberty Mutual Insurance Group, a Fortune 100 company.