LSU Law 2025 Commencement Program

PAUL M. HEBERT LAW CENTER LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY

Commencement

2025 PETE MARAVICH ASSEMBLY CENTER • MAY 16, 2025 • 8:00 A.M.

PROGRAM FRIDAY, MAY 16, 2025 • 8 A.M. PETE MARAVICH ASSEMBLY CENTER LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER Hannah Johnson Cathey DEAN’S WELCOME Alena M. Allen Dean and Professor of Law STUDENT WELCOME Justin Benton Alford Jr. 2024-25 SBA Executive President PRESENTATION OF FACULTY AND STAFF AWARDS, AND INTRODUCTION OF COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Alena M. Allen Dean and Professor of Law ADDRESS The Hon. Piper D. Griffin ('87) Louisiana Supreme Court READING OF THE ROLL AND HOODING OF THE GRADUATES Andrea Beauchamp Carroll Associate Dean for Student and Academic Affairs Thomas C. Galligan Jr. Dodson & Hooks Endowed Chair in Maritime Law, James Huntington and Patricia Kleinpeter Odom Professorship, Edwin W. Edwards Distinguished Professorship Jake T. Henry III Assistant Dean of Student Affairs REMARKS Rémy Voisin Starns LSU Board of Supervisors CLASS FAREWELL Julia Grace Montgomery 2024-25 3L Class President Scan this code to access live captioning on your mobile device.

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RECESSIONAL

2025 KE YNOTE SPE AKER

THE HON. PIPER D. GRIFFIN Louisiana Supreme Court

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ustice Piper Griffin (’87) was elected to the Louisiana Supreme Court in December 2020 and joined the bench on Jan. 1, 2021, serving District 7 and representing portions of both Orleans and Jefferson parishes.

Prior to joining the bench of the state’s highest court, she served as a judge for the Orleans Parish Civil District Court for nearly 20 years, two of which she served as Chief Judge. She got her first experience on the bench in 1999 when the Louisiana Supreme Court appointed her to serve as a judge pro tempore to fill an unexpired term on the New Orleans Civil District Court. She practiced law in the New Orleans area for 14 years, focusing on casualty litigation, before joining the bench.

“My daily goal, both professionally and personally, is to lead by example with integrity,” said Justice Griffin. “I aim to inspire those who follow by dedicating my public service to making a difference.”

Justice Griffin is an active volunteer in the community who is passionate about serving the legal profession. She serves as vice president of the Louisiana Judicial Council Foundation/National Bar Association and secretary of the American Judges Association. She also previously served as second vice president of the Louisiana Association of District Court Judges and president of the Fourth and Fifth Circuit Judges Association.

Justice Griffin has been honored with numerous awards for her service and impact, including the 2020 Thomas Jefferson Justice by the People Award from the American Board of Trial Advocates; 2019 Sarah J. Harper Humanitarian Award, which was given during the annual Thurgood Marshall luncheon by the National Bar Association Judicial Council; 2019 First District Missionary Society Women’s Department Woman of the Year Award; 2018 Lifetime Achievement Award from the Greater New Orleans Louis A. Martinet Legal Society; and the 2003 Ernest N. Morial Judicial Pacesetter Award.

A lifelong resident of New Orleans, Justice Griffin is a graduate of Xavier University Preparatory School (now St. Katharine Drexel Preparatory School). She earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Notre Dame in 1984, and her law degree from LSU Law in 1987.

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2025 COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY

master of laws (ll.m.) candidates - may 2025 Sophie Garance Auroi Châtel-Guyon, France

Leïla Fortas Meucon, France

Céline Naudin Orcines, France

Gabriella Mary Julia Gaby Belaïche Aix-en-Provence, France

Aurélie Anne-Claire Gadais Bouguenais, France

Zammy Adewunmi Owodunni Ijebu-Ode, Nigeria

Julie Aurélie Biram Rodrigues Island, Mauritius

Lisa Emma Harrison Beausoleil, France

Charly Albert Thomas Robbe Pontarlier, France

Romane Nadia Frédérique Demaret Eyguières, France

Shaikhul Islam Imran Jashore, Bangladesh

Agathe Paule Liliane Schneider Thyez, France

He En Nei Mongol, China

Caoimhe Eve Miller Castlederg, Ireland

Rafia Tani Thakurgaon, Bangladesh

Meshkat Farrokhi Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran

Eugénie Marie Zoé Motais Charvieu-Chavagneux, France

juris doctor or juris doctor and graduate diploma in comparative law candidates - may 2025 Justin Benton Alford Jr. Mary Elizabeth Allen Justin Joseph Anderson Brandon S. Andrews Jr. Ericka D. Appana Nicholas Andrew Ashton Ashton Paul Austin Hannah Grace Babin Kate Elizabeth Baudoin Michael A. Beck Rory Alexander Blackmore Cade M. Blanchard Grace Katherine Bordelon William Connor Brady Avery Ruth Bragg Tyler James Lewis Brewster Thomas Drake Brignac Kris T. Bromley Matthew Broussard + Elizabeth Ayres Bueche Jennifer Byrd Patrick Calhoun Jr. Meghan Ann Carlson + Alexis S. Carmichael

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Brenden Henry Carroll Hannah Johnson Cathey Tyler Chance Marie Claire Cheramie Brent B. Clement Mallory Comberrel Kenli Renee Conyers + Emily Jewel Cook + Graham Patrick Core + Emily Nicole Cormier Kaysee Leigh Craighead Kelsy Cross David F. Davenport Jr. Carl Anthony Davis III Katherine Elizabeth Day Kaleb James Delatte + Ashley Elaine DeMent Georgia Honor Derhak Lauren Elizabeth Devenzio Jackson T. Devine + Sukrity Dhungel James C. Dickson Francis Huu Tho Doan Phyllis Elliot Dore

Aidan M. Doughty Jack Ducote Ethan T. Dupree Raphael Barney Eaglin II Justin Edwards + Summer Elgourani + Marshevis Devaughnu Ellington Jr. + Gary Duvall Fagan Mitchell Eric Fillinger + Courtney M. Fowler Thomas Bishop Frederick Rebekah Jordan Fuller Christopher Robert Gardebled Joel Gill David Andrés González La Luz Logan Reece Goodwin + Madelyn C. Graves Taylor Guice Daniel Gunn Caroline Elizabeth Hardy Kohl Harrington + Peyton Harris Daniel Joseph Harry + William Clay Hartmann

The appearance of a name in this program is presumptive evidence of being within 10 credits of graduation, but is not to be regarded as conclusive. The names of some students are not listed in this program due to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974.

L SU PAUL M. HEBERT L AW CENTER Ryan T. Hau Ally Caroline Hawkins Anna Caroline Haynes Ramon Monnie Hedges III Mya Amari Hemingway + Macy Elizabeth Heroman Alexis N. Hoffpauir Mary-Claire Hollier Michael J. Howell Hannah Elizabeth Hummel Emma Louise Irvin Asia Jackson Blaine Geoffrey Jacob Nathan Jagot Benjamin Michael Jester Codee D. Jones Keeley Megan Jones + Summer Knight + Joshua Kobrin + Madeline C. Kraus Andrew Livaudais Kuebel Carlie E. Kulivan Paul Michael Laborde Alaina Grace Lacey Christian H. Lacoste John R. Landry Taylor Madison Landry Mary Catherine Langley Catherine Jane Lant Brenna Evan Lauga Madison Rae Laurendine Daelyn Nicole LeBlanc Gabriella Alexa Leccese + James Alexander LeDoux John Thomas LeJeune Reyna Catherine LeJeune Andrew C. Levie Victoria A. Louis Thomas Taylor Sutherland Mackie Virgil Ray Magruder Jr. Rini Miriam Mannankara + Jase Charles Marcantel

Benton Craig Marcotte Trevor Bryce Martin Colby Ryann McGinley + Blake Melancon Kayla Kennedy Meyers Lauren Camille Miller Louis Edward Miller Sarah Elise Miller Monesha Leenai Miller-Becnel + Claire Elizabeth Monsour Julia Grace Montgomery Grant M. Murphy Raegan Elizabeth Thanh Nguyen Kenneth John Nilsson Noah Ormond Patrick F. Owens + Claire Elizabeth Padilla Jason R. Parker II Tori Dawn Parry + Danielle Patrice Payne Philip Joseph Pearce Desiree D. Perkins Hannah R. Perret Arthur Edwin Perry III Cayli Hao-Y Pham Morgan Lynn Pilcher Evan Wayne Polozola Kassie Prater + Katelyn Michelle Prescott Victoria Florence Ramos Patrick Reid Raymond Hunter Patrick Reinhardt Murphy Andrew Richard Patrick Dalton Riley Lane S. Robichaux Eric James Roshak Tara Roussel Christina Maria Ryan Raven M. Sanders Lindsey Rae Sassone Samuel Scheinthal + Albert Richardson Schofield V +

Jack Bradford Schoolfield + Adam H. Sequeira Christopher J.P. Sherlock Derek Lisle Shollenbarger + James Nicholas Smith Karly Blair Smith + Parker Willis Smith Shelby Smith Jason Christopher Spell Logan Kile Starkey Lorin Wales Staup Benjamin James Stringfellow Sarah Elizabeth Szwak Austin Gerald Taylor Rachel Caroline Taylor Troy G. Taylor Derjuan Pholando Tharrington + Susannah Finch Theus Owen Daniel Thibodeaux Jonah Neal Thomason Jaxon J. Todd Marissa Merle Torres KayLyn Michele Treadway James M. Truett * Kathleen Vasterling Robert W. Vetter + Victoria Selden Vicknair Wilhelm David Waguespack * Charlisse Deon Walters Jasmine S. Ward Blaine Rayce Warren Dalton Gage Watts Samuel Velasquez Welchez + Anna Elizabeth Wellen + Alexander Stevenson Wiggins Hannah Grace Williams Randi Rachelle Williford + William C. Wood III Philip T. Young Mary Matteson Zepernick Khent Michael Zeringue *

* December 2024 graduate + Graduate with Juris Doctor only

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2025 COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY

graduate certificate in energy law and policy Brenden Henry Carroll Sukrity Dhungel Ethan T. Dupree Ramon Monnie Hedges III

Emma Louise Irvin John Thomas LeJeune Benton Craig Marcotte Patrick Reid Raymond

Hunter Patrick Reinhardt Jaxon J. Todd

graduate certificate in estate planning and taxation Ericka D. Appana Nicholas Andrew Ashton Kate Elizabeth Baudoin Jennifer Byrd Mallory Comberrel Emily Jewel Cook Kaysee Leigh Craighead Sukrity Dhungel Raphael Barney Eaglin II

David Andrés González La Luz Daniel Gunn Daniel Joseph Harry Ally Caroline Hawkins Michael J. Howell Keeley Megan Jones Catherine Jane Lant Colby Ryann McGinley Patrick F. Owens

Claire Elizabeth Padilla Philip Joseph Pearce Desiree D. Perkins Christopher J.P. Sherlock Shelby Smith Blaine Rayce Warren Anna Elizabeth Wellen Hannah Grace Williams

student bar association (sba) executive officers

3l class officers Julia Grace Montgomery, President Reyna Catherine LeJeune, Vice President Francis Huu Tho Doan, Secretary Daniel Joseph Harry, Class Representative Danielle Patrice Payne, Class Representative

Justin Benton Alford Jr., President Courtney M. Fowler, Vice President Ally Caroline Hawkins, Secretary Hunter Patrick Reinhardt, Treasurer Hannah Grace Babin, Director of Programming

SBA Executive Officers adorn a silver cord to commemorate their service, dedication, and commitment to the LSU Law student body.

louisiana law review EDITORIAL BOARD

Tara Roussel, Editor-in-Chief Aidan M. Doughty, Managing Editor Kaleb James Delatte, Articles Editor Morgan Lynn Pilcher, Articles Editor Kenli Renee Conyers, Production Editor Gabriella Alexa Leccese, Production Editor Susannah Finch Theus, Executive Senior Editor Grace Katherine Bordelon, Senior Editor Graham Patrick Core, Senior Editor Blaine Geoffrey Jacob, Senior Editor Nathan Jagot, Senior Editor Thomas Taylor Sutherland Mackie, Senior Editor Ashton Paul Austin, Online Editor

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SENIOR ASSOCIATES

Tyler James Lewis Brewster Jack Ducote Daniel Gunn William C. Wood III Philip T. Young Kris T. Bromley, Issue Editor Madelyn C. Graves, Issue Editor Sarah Elizabeth Szwak, Issue Editor Patrick Calhoun Jr., Development Editor James Alexander LeDoux, Development Editor

Louisiana Law Review Board of Editors members, Senior Associates, and graduating Junior Associates adorn the Louisiana Law Review stole to honor their furtherance of legal scholarship through intensive legal research, analysis, and writing.

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lsu journal of energy law and resources Volume XIII

EDITORIAL BOARD

William Connor Brady, Senior Editor Macy Elizabeth Heroman, Senior Editor Asia Jackson, Senior Editor Emma Louise Irvin, Online Articles Editor Ethan T. Dupree, Development Editor

Elizabeth Ayres Bueche, Editor-in-Chief Mary Matteson Zepernick, Senior Managing Editor Benton Craig Marcotte, Senior Articles Editor Sarah Elise Miller, Senior Articles Editor Marissa Merle Torres, Notes and Comments Editor Logan Reece Goodwin, Production Editor Madeline C. Kraus, Production Editor Brandon S. Andrews Jr., Senior Editor

SENIOR ASSOCIATE

Alexis S. Carmichael

JUNIOR ASSOCIATE Hunter Patrick Reinhardt

Graduating members of the LSU Journal of Energy Law and Resources adorn a white and hunter green stole to signify their contribution to the journal as either a Junior Associate, Senior Associate, or Executive Board member.

lsu law journal for social justice and policy Volume V Robert W. Vetter, Editor-in-Chief Claire Elizabeth Monsour, Managing Editor Christina Maria Ryan, Senior Production Editor Mary Catherine Langley, Director of Community Engagement Anna Elizabeth Wellen, Executive Senior Editor Michael J. Howell, Senior Editor Kassie Prater, Senior Editor Patrick Dalton Riley, Senior Editor Brenna Evan Lauga, Junior Associate Katelyn Michelle Prescott, Junior Associate

The LSU Law Journal for Social Justice and Policy stole represents membership and leadership in the journal throughout a student’s time at LSU Law.

journal of civil law studies Volume 16

Rory Alexander Blackmore, Senior Graduate Editor David Andrés González La Luz, Senior Graduate Editor Anna Caroline Haynes, Senior Graduate Editor Alexis N. Hoffpauir, Senior Graduate Editor

Keeley Megan Jones, Senior Graduate Editor Brenna Evan Lauga, Senior Graduate Editor Sukrity Dhungel, Junior Graduate Editor Patrick Reid Raymond, Junior Graduate Editor

pro bono service 100 Hours Francis Huu Tho Doan Raegan Elizabeth Thanh Nguyen 50 Hours Alaina Grace Lacey Kayla Kennedy Meyers

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2025 COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY

board of advocates executive committee Patrick Dalton Riley, President Keeley Megan Jones, Vice-President of Internal Competitions Jason R. Parker II, Vice-President of External Competitions Caroline Elizabeth Hardy, Vice-President of Judicial Relations Taylor Guice, Vice-President of Undergraduate Relations Kenneth John Nilsson, Director of Internal Appellate Competitions Rachel Caroline Taylor, Director of Internal Trial Competitions Andrew Livaudais Kuebel, Director of Internal Dispute Resolution Competitions Daniel Joseph Harry, Director of External Appellate Competitions Raegan Elizabeth Thanh Nguyen, Director of External Trial Competitions David Andrés González La Luz, Director of External Dispute Resolution Competitions Tyler James Lewis Brewster, Director of Judicial Relations – Appellate Danielle Patrice Payne, Director of Judicial Relations – Trial Victoria Selden Vicknair, Director of Judicial Relations – Dispute Resolution Katelyn Michelle Prescott, Director of Undergraduate Relations BOARD MEMBERS

Brandon S. Andrews Jr. Hannah Grace Babin Avery Ruth Bragg Thomas Drake Brignac Alexis S. Carmichael Brenden Henry Carroll Hannah Johnson Cathey Tyler Chance Emily Nicole Cormier Kaysee Leigh Craighead Kelsy Cross

Carl Anthony Davis III Lauren Elizabeth Devenzio Sukrity Dhungel Raphael Barney Eaglin II Mitchell Eric Fillinger Courtney M. Fowler Ally Caroline Hawkins Ramon Monnie Hedges III Codee D. Jones Summer Knight Andrew C. Levie

Rini Miriam Mannankara Grant M. Murphy Desiree D. Perkins Arthur Edwin Perry III Christina Maria Ryan Albert Richardson Schofield V Lorin Wales Staup Troy G. Taylor Charlisse Deon Walters Randi Rachelle Williford

The charcoal, silver, and blue cord is worn by graduating Board of Advocates members who are in good standing.

ADDITIONAL ADORNMENTS Graduates may be wearing the following stoles and cords: Kente Stole: Worn by graduating members of the LSU Law Black Law Students Association.

Pink Cord: Worn by graduating members of the Women Law Students Association to celebrate the achievements of women, non-binary, and ally members.

Kelly Green and White Intertwined Cord: Worn by officers of the Environmental Law Society to acknowledge their leadership and achievements in the study of environmental law.

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Royal Blue Cord: Worn by graduating members of the LSU Law Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers to represent the colors of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the universal color of justice.

Orange and White Cord: Worn by graduates who have served as Student Ambassadors through the LSU Law Office of Admissions.

Red, White and Gold Cord: Worn by graduating members of the LSU Law Society for Asian Lawyers.

Red, White, and Blue Cord: Worn by graduates holding a veteran, active duty, or reservist status in the military, as well as those holding a commission for a Military Judge Advocate General Corps.

Lavender and White Cord: Worn by graduating members of LSU Law OUTLaw or individuals who have made significant contributions to the student organization.

Light Blue and White Cord: Worn by graduating members of the Public Interest Law Society to acknowledge their significant contributions to the Louisiana community with a focus on low-income and marginalized demographics.

Light Blue Cord: Worn by graduating members of the LSU Law First Generation Legal Society.

Green and Black Cord: Worn by raduating members of the LSU Law Student Ethics Committee and their commitment to upholding the Law Center’s Code of Student Conduct.

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faculty

2024-25 lsu paul m. hebert law center of the louisiana state university system Alena M. Allen, Dean Andrea Beauchamp Carroll, Associate Dean for Student and Academic Affairs Olivier Moréteau, Assistant Dean and Director of the Center of Civil Law Robert E. Lancaster, Assistant Dean of Experiential Education Jake T. Henry III, Assistant Dean of Student Affairs Caprice L. Roberts, Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Research

Law Faculty

Lisa R. Avalos Grace Barry Joseph T. Bockrath Jeffrey Brooks Nicholas S. Bryner Andrea Beauchamp Carroll Elizabeth Carter Summer Chandler John M. Church Jennifer Cooper William R. Corbett Christine Corcos Nikolaos A. Davrados John Devlin Raymond T. Diamond Jordan D. Engelhart Thomas C. Galligan Joan Gillham Darlene C. Goring Keith Hall Jack Harrison Marlene Krousel Robert E. Lancaster Ken M. Levy Lee Ann Wheelis Lockridge Melissa Lonegrass John Lovett Michael J. Malinowski Olivier Moréteau Tracy Norton John Parsi Richard M. Pittman

Caprice L. Roberts Kathryn Simino Kenya Smith Ryan Stoa Scott M. Sullivan Margaret S. Thomas Heidi Thompson John Randall Trahan Del Wright

Adjunct Faculty William Aaron S. Brooke Barnett-Bernall Paul Breaux James Brown Jaye Calhoun J. Cullens Timothy Daniels Steve Danielson Anderson Dotson Melanie Fields David Fleshman John Keith Friley Greg Frost Machelle Hall David Hamm Ron Henderson Guy Holdridge Frank Holthaus Jerry Jones William J. Kolarik II Sara Kuebel Brandon Lagarde

Luis Leitzelar Lakita Leonard Christine Lipsey Anthony Marabella Will McGuffey Charlton Meginley Patrick Ottinger Darrel J. Papillion Jee Park Michael Patterson John Phillips Laura Plunkett Betty Raglin Alexander Saunders Eulis Simien Jr. Micah Stewart Cherish van Mullem Edward Walters Rebecca Wisbar

Visiting faculty Lionel Bros Santiago Legarre

Emeriti Faculty in Residence Wendell Holmes P. Raymond Lamonica Alain A. Levasseur Patrick Martin Lucy McGough Benjamin M. Shieber N. Gregory Smith Katherine Spaht

Ceremony photos will be taken by The Grad Team and will be available online within four business days at http://TheGradTeam.com/LSU There is no obligation to purchase. For more information, visit https://thegradteam.com/help credits Photography Bret Lovetro, Lovetrolux Photography

Graphic Design Jane Thomas, Thomasgraphics

Sound Premier Production & Sound Services, LLC

Music LSU School of Music Brass Quintet

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2025 COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY

FACULT Y AND S TAFF AWARDS PROFESSOR OF THE YEAR PROFESSOR THOMAS C. GALLIGAN JR. Dodson & Hooks Endowed Chair in Maritime Law, James Huntington and Patricia Kleinpeter Odom Professorship, Edwin W. Edwards Distinguished Professorship "Returning to teaching full time has been one of the best decisions I've ever made. Thanks to all who picked me, and thanks most to my students—you are why I am here."

ADJUNCT PROFESSOR OF THE YEAR HON. GUY HOLDRIDGE (RET.) Louisiana Court of Appeal, First Circuit "Congratulations to the Class of 2025, who have continued to focus on their academic and career goals with good humor and great patience.

It was my honor to teach and spend time with this outstanding class."

STAFF MEMBER OF THE YEAR NORMA MARSH Coordinator of Academic Area II and Energy Law Coordinator "I encounter so many students who are navigating the tough challenges of law school with grace, while still volunteering, and doing everything they can to have a positive impact on our community. It's my pleasure to help them in their journey in any small way I can."

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FACULT Y S ALUTE LEE ANN WHEELIS LOCKRIDGE David Weston Robinson Professorship, McGlinchey Stafford Professorship

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hen Lee Ann Wheelis Lockridge joined the faculty of the LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center 20 years ago, the Texas native wasn’t sure if she was making the right move. “I honestly didn’t have any idea how long I’d stay—either in this career or at LSU,” she recalled.

As Lockridge now begins her retirement—or her “preretirement,” as her brother suggests—she said there’s a simple reason why she has spent nearly her entire academic career at LSU Law. “There is no doubt at all: It’s the people,” she said. “I couldn’t have asked for better colleagues through the years, and there’s nothing I have valued more than having the opportunity to make a lasting, positive impact on the trajectory of my students’ lives and careers.”

At LSU, Lockridge has taught all fields of intellectual property law as well as first-year Contracts; in IP she has used both traditional course models and practice simulations. Her moot court teams have progressed to the national tournament multiple times, and she co-coached the national champion Lefkowitz Trademark Moot Court team in 2019. In the recent words of an alumnus, she “has trained much of the next generation of IP attorneys in Louisiana,” although some are certainly in Texas and other states as well.

But her most significant contributions were perhaps also her most unexpected. When she was named interim dean in December 2019, shortly after then-LSU Law Dean Thomas C. Galligan Jr. was tapped to lead LSU as interim president, she was told to expect to serve for about “six to nine months.” Yet due to upheavals beginning with COVID-19 in early 2020, Lockridge had led LSU Law for three and a half years by the time Dean Alena M. Allen arrived in the summer of 2023.

“Professor Lockridge provided steady and compassionate leadership during the pandemic. She helped guide the Law Center through a period of profound uncertainty, and we emerged stronger because of her,” Allen said. “The resilience and adaptability we developed under her leadership continue to shape our community today.”

Despite the unprecedented challenges that began with the pandemic, LSU Law successfully navigated the period. After managing remote and hybrid learning, it increased enrollment, improved average incoming student credentials, added flexible courtroom spaces, and expanded the number of clinics, among other advances.

“Since then, the Law Center has continued moving ahead, with fresh faces among our leadership, faculty, and staff,” Lockridge said. “I’ll enjoy watching the school’s further progress and hope to stay in touch with former students and colleagues from where I land next.”

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