Moot Court Board

Third-year law students who completed the Appellate Writing and Advocacy (“AWA”) class and compete in national moot court competitions are invited to be members of the Moot Court General Board. In conjunction with faculty supervisors, board members oversee and administer the various components of the moot court program at MULS. Board members may apply to become Executive Board members through an application and interview process.

2026-2027 MOOT COURT EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS

Chief Justice: Ellie Dimmer
Associate Justices of Administration: Jack Dose and Kayla Dudor
Associate Justices of National Moot Court Competition: Nichole Anthanitis and Elizabeth TenBarge
Associate Justices of Interscholastic Competitions: Grace Casteel and Alex Fountain
Associate Justice of Education: Aidan Rogan
Associate Justices of Intramural Competitions: Haley Olson and Kate Sexton
Associate Justice of Communication & Social Media: Blair Remington
Contact the Moot Court Executive Board at mootcourt.law@marquette.edu

 

COMMITTEES

National Moot Court Competition Committee (NMCC)
Nichole Anthanitis and Elizabeth TenBarge (Chairpersons)
Noah Anders
Maxwell Bado
Leirys Diego
Molly Fraser
Sterling Hayes
Owen Jackson
Brianne Karrmann
Megan Kruse
Kendra Moen
Andrew Ochoa 
Carlos Sanchez
Haviland Soto
Annie Tate
Joe Yamat
 

Appellate Writing and Advocacy (AWA)
Aidan Rogan (Chairperson)
Joshua Blair 
Mariana Calvo Argus
Andrew Grier
Dalton Hein
David Hill
Matthew Klumpyan
Naomi Quon
Connor Ramsey
Casey Sandretti
Isaac Shimek
Sophia Smith
Sam Swindell
Kiana Valeri
Heather Walla
Olivia Zaluckyj
 

Jenkins Honors Intramural Moot Court Competition
Haley Olson and Kate Sexton (Chairpersons)
Nicholas Armin
Emma Boyer
Jax Carroll
Grace Coyle
Reid Lancaster 
Zachary McClenanthan
Malachi Mulder
Karli Ring
Yezen Said
Anya Sands 
Samantha Schnuell 
Kelly Swope
Kristie Violante
McKee Whittemore
 

PROGRAM FACULTY ADVISORS

Professor Melissa Love Koenig, (414) 288-6996
Professor Lisa Mazzie, (414) 288-5367
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