Nate comes from Fillmore, Utah and graduated from BYU in 2002.  He majored in International Relations with a minor in Latin American Studies.  He has substantial international experience including living in Honduras for a few years as well as attending the summer law institute in Guanajuato, Mexico. His ability to speak Spanish also allowed him to complete an externship with a Mexican law firm. He is interested in international law, immigration law, and criminal law. Nate has been married for five years and they have an awesome son.

Britton hails from Fort Worth, Texas and attended the University of North Texas where he received his undergraduate degree in International Studies.  He is a proud member of Phi Alpha Delta, ILS, Texas Tech Law Review, and received the TTU Regents’ Scholarship.  He has studied abroad in Valencia, Spain and Guanajuato, Mexico.  Back when he had spare time, Britton enjoyed cooking and eating, playing racquetball, traveling, and music.

Megan calls Munday, Texas her home.  She graduated summa cum laude from Angelo State University with a Bachelor of Art's in English.  Megan received the TTU Regents' Academic Scholarship and is a member of the Board of Barristers.  She is also obtaining her Master's in Business Administration through the joint degree program.  Megan enjoys reading, watching movies, and spending time with her family - especially her nephew Jaxon.  She is interested in corporate and international law.

Andrew grew up in San Antonio, Texas.  Andrew attended the University of Texas at San Antonio, where he majored in finance.  After graduation, he began working in financial services and did so for five years before attending law school.  He is also the treasurer for Phi Delta Phi, a member of VLSA, and on the Board of Barristers.  Andrew is interested in international law, corporate law, litigation, and real estate law.

Aaron was born in Amarillo, Texas, but spent much of his childhood living in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, where he first became interested in all things international.  He earned a BA in anthropology from Texas Tech in 2004.  Aaron is in his second year of law school, and, along with ILS and Jessup, he is a member of the Student Public Interest Initiative, the Environmental Law Society, and the Tech Law Democrats.  His greatest interest in law is in public international law.  When he graduates, he hopes to work with governments, NGOs, and IGOs on Middle Eastern issues, and finally get to do lots of traveling again.