Leadership Boards: A Changing of the Guard
About 50 alumni lend their time and talents each year as members of our leadership boards to ensure that the Law School flourishes now and in the future. We thank these alumni for their support and encouragement which has meant so much to our students, staff and faculty, particularly amid the challenges of the past year.
Marshall-Wythe School of Law Foundation
The Officers and Trustees of the Foundation have fiduciary responsibility for the management, investment and disposition of the assets of the Marshall-Wythe School of Law Foundation. Learn more about the Foundation.
Members of the Foundation Board concluding their service on June 30 include:
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Michael E. Baumann '79 |
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Douglas E. Brown '74 |
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Daniel A. Gecker '82 |
New members of the Foundation Board, effective July 1, include:
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Patrick M. Dyson '96 |
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Julie P. Laine '95 |
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Courtney M. Malveaux '02 Jackson Lewis, P.C. Richmond, Virginia |
William & Mary Law School Association
Our J.D. and LL.M. students automatically become lifetime members of the William & Mary Law School Association upon graduation. The Association’s Officers and Directors support the school in all its endeavors and seek to strengthen the bonds between alumni and between alumni and the school. Learn more about the Association.
Association Board members who concluded their service on April 9 include:
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Patrick M. Brogan '85 |
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Maryann Nolan Chong '07 |
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Bishop Garrison '10 Senior Advisor to the Secretary of Defense Washington, D.C. |
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Bart Newland '84 |
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Alison Wickizer Toepp '07 Reed Smith, LLP Richmond, Virginia |
New members of the Association Board effective April 9 include:
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Jessica Glajch '12 |
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Brian Shea '15 |
About William & Mary Law School
Legal education in a university setting began at William & Mary in 1779. Now in its third century, America's first law school continues its historic mission of educating citizen lawyers who are prepared both to lead and to serve.