The USC School of Law Student/Faculty Award Recognition Luncheon was held on Tuesday, April 4, recognizing
achievements of students and faculty. SC Supreme Court Chief Justice Jean Toal and WIS newscaster Dave Stanton were on hand to present awards and to emcee.
Name of Award |
Description |
Recipient Name |
G. G. Dowling Faculty Award |
Presented to faculty member who typifies to fellow faculty members outstanding qualities of integrity, concern for others and legal scholarship |
Robert Felix |
Outstanding Faculty Service Award |
Presented to faculty member who gives unselfishly of his or her time to serve on university and law school committees and to serve their community |
Brant Hellwig |
Outstanding Faculty Publication Award |
Presented to a faculty member who has written an outstanding piece of scholarship |
Book: David G. Owen Kim Diana Connolly (Honorable Mention) Greg Adams, Jim Burkhard, Brant Hellwig (Honorable Mention) Article: Brant Hellwig |
Outstanding Faculty Member Award |
Presented to outstanding teacher |
Nathan Crystal |
Cy Young |
3L with highest GPA |
Lee Williams |
Coleman Karesh Award |
2L with highest GPA |
Breana Burkett |
Richard J. Foster |
1L with highest GPA |
Ashley Hedgecock Amy Palesch |
Arthur B. Custy Tax Award |
Best student in tax |
Sherra Harrison |
Irving Steinberg Award |
Best student in Worker's Compensation |
Suzanne Jebaily |
ABA RP&TJ Award |
Awarded to student who wrote best comment |
Erin Richardson |
ABA RP&TJ Award |
Awarded to student who wrote best note |
Jennifer Walker |
Robert T. Bockman Award |
Presented to a student who has advanced the goals of the Moot Court Bar and who exemplifies the attributes of a skilled appellate advocate |
Jonathan Dunlap |
Victor Michelwitz Award |
Presented to student who writes best Law Review competition paper |
Elizabeth Halligan |
Roberts Outstanding Senior Research Paper Award |
Presented to student who presents best research paper |
Two 2L papers submitted; must be 3L; no award given in 2006 |
Sherod H. Eadon Scholarship Award |
Awarded to student who exhibits an interest and ability in trial advocacy |
Natalie Armstrong |
Luther Lee Scholarship |
Awarded to third year student with a primary interest in trial practice |
Deon O'Neil Doug Webb |
Knox Haynsworth Scholarship |
Awarded to rising third year student with a demonstrated interest in Labor Law |
Wendy Furhang |
Claude Sapp Award |
Presented to a member of graduating class chosen by his or her classmates as possessing the best combination of scholarship, leadership, and industry |
Robert Goings |
G. G. Dowling Student Award |
Presented to student who exemplifies outstanding qualities of integrity, concern for others and demonstrated legal scholarship achievement |
Mitchell Spearman |
Albert C. Todd, III Estate Planning Award |
Presented to third year student in honor of Al Todd and who exhibits an interest and ability in estate planning and who possesses personal qualities such as academic aptitude, integrity, industry, leadership, and interpersonal skills |
Zach Gladney |
John Holland Scholarship |
Awarded to rising 3rd year student who demonstrates a commitment to leadership and extracurricular activities |
Priya Sarathy |
Karen Lee Scholarship |
Presented to rising 3rd year student who best combines dedication to academic pursuits with a genuine concern for the welfare of fellow classmates |
Jane Merrill |
Capers Bouton Memorial Scholarship |
Awarded to 2nd or 3rd year student who is married and their principle residence is in Greenville County |
John Harvey |
Joseph O. Rogers, Jr. Scholarship |
Presented to rising 3rd year student who exemplifies the highest ideals of the legal profession as evidenced by adherence to strict ethical standards; diligent preparation; decent, civil and courteous conduct, and fidelity and loyalty to fellow students |
Ralph Smiley |
Anthony Raymond Scholarship |
Awarded to a worthy student who best exemplifies the qualities of Anthony Raymond including his courage, determination and strong dedicated advocacy of the rights of disabled students |
No applications received; no award for 2006 |
Susan McCrary Scholarship |
Given in memory of Susan McCrary, a member of the Class of 2000, who was killed in an automobile accident during her second year of law school. This award is presented to a rising 3L who have actively participated in student volunteer organizations while in law school such as the Pro Bono program, the James L. Petigru Public Interest Law Society. |
Brook Andrews |
Susan McCrary Volunteer of the Year Award |
Presented to member of Women in Law for dedicated service to the organization and its activities |
Casey Callahan |
Clinical Program Professionalism Award |
Presented by NMR&S Center on Professionalism to student who demonstrates the highest commitment to the standards of professionalism of the S.C. Bar through representation of clients in a law school clinical course |
Chris Woodyard |
Outstanding Clinical Student Award |
Presented by the Clinical Legal Educators Association to student for excellence in thefield work component of a clinical course determined by the quality of the student's performance in assisting or representing individual clients or inundertaking group advocacy or policy reform projects |
Megan Erlich Jennifer Bender |
Stanley H. Kohn Memorial Scholarship |
Presented to rising 2nd or 3rd year student who is a member of the Charles Cotesworth Pinckney Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity who demonstrates scholastic achievement, high moral character, and financial need |
Sarah Bayko |
SBA Service Award |
Presented to individual who demonstrates outstanding leadership and service to the law school through student bar activities |
Priya Sarathy |
Pro Bono Service Awards |
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Brook Andrews Mendi Drayton Terra Futch Kathleen McDaniel Deon O'Neil Adrian Polit Carrie Raines Jim Sullivan Nancy Todd Mandy Wilkerson |
Hugh L. Willcox Pro Bono Volunteer of the Year Award |
Presented to student who not only demonstrates a dedication to public service and volunteerism but manages to balance their volunteer activities with a commitment to the law school and their legal education |
Katherine Graham Chris Woodyard |