University of Texas School of Law - Peregrinus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Teaching Quizmasters — 29

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BELOW. FRONT ROW: Minii Plauche. Cheryl Rubenstein, Jay Larimore, Cathy Chatawanich. Rebecca Jumper, Lola LaCrosse: SECOND ROW: Chris Williams. Maura Brady. John Owen, Beau Miller, Adam Schramek, Clint Harbour. Ryan| Garcia. Brett Strand; BACK ROW: Tim DeithlolT. Mike Golden. Chris Watt. Bruce Luna. Shelbi Bamhouse. Zandra Collin Amy Clark. Richie Malone. Heather Smith. Michael Reese: NOT PICTURED: Rich Stewart. Garry Davis. Junish Arora. Molly Malone, Georgeann Shepard. Pete Madden. Rich Phillips, David Henderson. K ' HHSil ' ' i m WF - ■ V ' j lk :Ti If ' tJ m P HH H Teaching Quizmasters, or TQs . are a group of 32 upper-class law students who are selected to coordinate the first-year Legal Research and Writing Program. TQs teach the legal research component of this course and serve as teaching assistants to the faculty writing lecturers for the legal writing portion. Second- and third-year students are selected to serve as TQs through a competitive process that tests each candidate ' s research, writing, and teaching skills. The TQs role in the law school community often extends far beyond their official teaching duties, TQs are frequently called upon by their first-year students for advice on such matters as study techniques, career plans, taking exams, personal problems, and how to cope with the stress of law school. Being the primary small group environment in such a large law school, the TQ groups often participate in a variety of social and intramural athletic events. 1999-2000 TQ Program Officers Head Teaching Quizmaster: Chris Williams Section Coordinators: David Henderson, Gany Davis, Richie Malone, Cheryl Rubenstein. General Administrator: Mimi Plauche Computer Systems Administrator: Ryan Garcia TQ Candidacy Directors: Maura Brady, Zandra Collins Intramurals Director: Chris Watt Hutche.son Moot Court Directors: Rich Phillips, Adam Schramek 28 — Teaching Quizmasters

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Texas Law Review is a national law journal published seven times a year. The Review is run entirely by second and third year students at The University of Texas School of Law. This year, the Review will enter its 79th year of publication. Since its inception, the Review has become one of the nation ' s most recognized and frequently cited academic legal journals. Volume 78 Editorial Board Editor-in-Chief: Carol Simpson Managing Editor: Luke Meier Chief Articles Editor: Greg Litt Articles Editors: Paul Dean, David DeGroot, Aron LeAnn Gregg, A. Kj-isan Patterson, Matthew D Powers, Lauren Rosenblatt, Jason Micah Ross, Basil Uniari Chief Notes Editor: Lee Legault Notes Editors: Martha Lacey, Kim M. Munsinger, Chris I Itlt Trickey Administrative Editor: Christopher D. Kratovil Book Review Edi tor: Everett Upshaw Assoicate Editors Ryan Bull. Dwain ClilTord, Bashccr Ghoraycb, KcUin V. Kharod. [X-von Lcppink. Erik Quarfiirdl. Eric Schick. Adrian Slewart. Anne Temple. Jason V ' aniado Business Manager Editorial Assistant ? Members Alexander R. Allcmann, Theodora M. An; Jardin. Susan A. Kidwell. Chrisioplici J U Boyd, Cristina D. Can(y. Vn lon.j I ,i|mi.iii Flowers, Erin J. Friel. Jon I ( n ' lluin I im Michael King, Jimmy 1., Knl . Ji . i.hik Maxwell, Gregg S. McHugh. BciijuniMi L, Richard B. Phillips. Christopher V. Popov, 1. Patrick E. Basinski. Maria E. Bickerlon, Badge S. Humphries. Kcv ' . Mary M. Ryan, Marion Sanl ' ord ill. . . m T Schranick. Koh ii I i IN ( l.iik. Edward C. Dawson. Ci i!.l-i !i I i.iv. . ' 11 ( Im i. rh.: 1: h s iin.liKN. Michael J. Golden. i i i i , II iiiniK, Krenda Lenahan, Rich. 11.1 1 1 1 ii.i.i, i i.m!. ; I , . i.i . lies, llcalher Moser. Dean M. Muin.iii. Jolm A. . lMKl,.ik. I.n i; M : Smiley, Elissa Stwglich, Emily Stephens, Aaron P. Slevens, bnc B. , Adam L. Slroud, . Anne Temple, Lisa S. Tsai, Shannon Turner, Bradley Vi.sosky, Patricia Von Fange. Ryan S. Wagley, Victoria L. Wicken, Shelly O. Yeatts, Thomas Courtney S. York, John T. Zach, Olivia J. Zach ?0 — Texas Law Review