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"Thank you to all of the professors who worked so hard to help us students. Thank you to all of my friends I made along the way."

Evan Miller

Harrison, OH

"Thank you to my husband, Patrick for being my biggest cheerleader. I can’t wait to see what the future holds for us and for our careers. Love you most!"

Grace Buchanan

Knoxville, TN

"To my family and friends,

Thank you for your constant love and support throughout this process. Your presence has enriched my life in ways I cannot fully express. In times of joy, you have celebrated with me. In times of challenge, you have stood by me with unwavering encouragement.

Your belief in me has been a constant source of motivation, thank you."

Grant Sadler

Manchester, TN

"To my incredible family and friends who have supported me along the way: I want to express my deepest gratitude to each of you. Your constant support, words of wisdom, and belief in my abilities have been instrumental in my journey through law school, thank you all."

Grant Whitmer

Brentwood, TN

"I am eternally grateful for my family’s support throughout the three years of my law school journey. Specifically, I want to thank my wife, Julie, and daughters, Lainee and Lydia, for encouraging and motivating me during the challenging times of the past three years. I could not have completed it without you guys!!"

“I'm a success today because I had a friend who believed in me and I didn't have the heart to let him down.” - Abraham Lincoln

Gregory Bohannon

Chattanooga, TN

“Words can be like X-rays if you use them properly – they’ll go through anything. You read, and you’re pierced.”

― Aldous Huxley, Brave New World

"Huxley warns of the power words have over the minds of men. Words can cause chaos, spread lies, and deceive. However, words also spread poetry, declare truth, and create hope. Law is the power of words compelling men's actions. LMU has taught me that my words matter. I hope I can do good with them.

I want to take a moment to thank a few people in my life for endlessly encouraging me during my law school journey. First, I would like to thank my father. Although we disagree on most things, you do your best to keep me sharp and encourage me to be open to what others have to say. To my mother. Your love, kindness, and encouragement have given me strength over the last three years. I appreciate you always checking up on me, I always loved that even though I never really expressed it. To my brothers. Foster, Ander, and Shepard. We are the next generation of our family, and I am proud to be your oldest brother. I have watched all of you grow and develop into great guys. I hope in the years following, we will grow closer together, and I get to support all of you in your dreams. To Lauren, my girlfriend. You have always been a source of encouragement and someone to speak to about how painful school can be. I have never met anyone who can both love me so much and be mean to me simultaneously. You have also turned me into a Vols fan. I am lucky, but I will never forgive you for that. To the rest of my family. My grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins. We are a very diverse family. We have different views on life and come from different backgrounds. I can’t imagine a better environment to grow up in. All of you have done your part, and I appreciate it with everything I am. Thank You."

Harrison Salter Blowers

Johnson City, TN

"Can't wait to start off voir dire by asking the jury what their favorite crime is."

Hunter Howell

Alexandria, LA

"I would like to thank my friends and family for always supporting and believing in me. I could not do have the things I have done without their support."

Hunter Lepper

Knoxville, TN

"I will be practicing criminal law in Knoxville and growing flowers with my wife, Savanah. I hope your career is more fulfilling than you ever dreamed it to be."

James Pierce

Phoenix, AZ

"I would like to thank my parents, grandparents, my friends from back home, and the friends I've made here at LMU for all the support you've given me throughout the last few years. I would also like to thank Dean Reid and Dean Ayesh for being fantastic mentors and professors. I also want to thank Legal Aid of East Tennessee and the Public Defender's Offices from Knox County, Anderson County, and Cocke County for giving me the opportunity to gain experience and help out people in need.
Finally, I want to give a special shout out to my wife, Marissa, for always being there for me every step of the way. I wouldn't be the man I am today without you.

After taking the July bar exam in Kentucky, I will be working for the Kentucky Department of Public Advocacy as a public defender at the trial office in Murray."

Jason Repath

White House, TN

"I'd like to thank my family for always being so supportive of me and my goals. Thank you to all of my professors at LMU Duncan School of Law for making this journey so fun and for everything that they have taught me. Most importantly I'd like to thank my fiance, Ed Koc - I literally could not have done this without your love and support.

I plan to practice Family Law here in Knoxville, Tennessee after graduation and I could not be more excited!"

Jennifer Jastrowski

Knoxville, TN

"I would like to thank my parents, friends, and family for supporting me throughout my law school career. I have made amazing friends during law school, and I cannot imagine surviving the past 6 semesters without them!
After graduation, I plan on staying in the Knoxville area and practicing criminal defense."

Jenny Tucker

Oak Ridge, TN

Meet the Graduating Class of 2024

Below you will find the Graduating Class of 2024. To learn more about a graduate, please click "read more."

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