President

The President shall represent the organization at all external functions and shall serve as the chief executive and administrative officer of the organization. The President shall coordinate the organization. The President shall serve as the chief administrative liaison with the Law School Administration. The President shall preside at meetings. The President shall insure that all other organization officers perform their duties of their respective offices and shall be responsible for the welfare and dignity of the organization during his or her term of office. The President supervises and oversees the work of the other officers, ensuring that they function together as an effective team. The President provides the overall vision and sense of direction for the organization. The President serves as a role model for other officers and members. The President shall be responsible for scheduling guest speakers and the preparation of the calendar of events with the approval of the executive board and the assistance of the Events Coordinator Officer.

Alec Pourteau
U.S. Marine Corps

 


 

Vice President

The Vice President shall assist the President in scheduling and presiding over meetings. In the event of the absence, death, resignation, disqualification, or removal from office of the President, the Vice President shall assume the duties of the President for the duration of the school year. The Vice President shall coordinate Summer & Fall recruitment events such as a first year orientation session, mentoring program, serve as a chair on any committees appointed by the administration and as chief liaison between officers of the executive board and the President.
 

Tom Ben Williams
Civilian

 


 

Secretary

The Secretary shall coordinate emails and telephone contact and shall be the chief recorder and correspondent of this organization. He or she shall keep a true and complete record of all matters pertaining to this organization and shall certify those records when necessary. The Secretary shall maintain a record of all organization members with their current contact information and shall dispatch notices of meetings to members. The Secretary shall have email privileges. The Secretary shall be the custodian of the organization constitution, by-laws, minutes, administrative records, and report of this organization.
 

Roy Nichols
U.S. Marine Corps

 


 

Treasurer

The Treasurer shall collect dues and organize and solicit contact with local, state and national businesses in an effort to increase the organization’s financial standing and sources of revenue. The Treasurer shall collect money for the organization. He or she shall keep the external account separate from school funds. The Treasurer shall certify that all financial obligations of new members have been paid. The Treasurer shall keep a chronological record of money received and disbursed, report on the amount of money spent and received, and report the current balance at every official organizational meeting. The Treasurer shall also submit a yearly budget and all financial presentations to SBA.
 

Andy Hefferly
Civilian

 


 

Physical Training Officer

The Physical Training Officer shall coordinate physical training sessions each week for the benefit of TLMA members and all others willing to participate.  The physical training sessions shall aim to improve participants' awareness and capabilities in preparing for the respective physical fitness test of the military branch of their choosing.  The Physical Training Officer shall also select and prepare TLMA representatives for participation in annual events such as the Bataan Death March. 
 

Ashley Messoline
U.S. Marine Corps

 


 

Retention and Recruitment Officer

The Retention and Recruitment Officer shall produce all advertising materials necessary, including but not limited to posters, flyers, emails, etc., to inform the membership of upcoming events. The Retention and Recruitment Officer shall ensure speakers and visitors are accommodated throughout any official meetings and events in the form of transportation, room and board, and other needs. All expenses incurred will be reimbursed by the organization.
 

Matt Harris
U.S. Air Force, Ret.

 


 

Officer in Charge of Moot Court Competitions

The Officer in Charge of Moot Court Competitions is responsible for coordinating the annual Military Law Moot Court Competition that is hosted jointly by the Center for Military Law & Policy and TLMA.  The Officer in Charge shall develop rules, solicit participants, reserve rooms, invite judges, and delegate additional responsibilities to members within the TLMA.
  Chris Tolbert
Civilian

 


 

 

 

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