EENRSLP Alumni:
Pursuing Their Passion
Colton Lauer ’18
Colton Lauer, Texas A&M School of Law ‘18 is a Water Master for the Montana Water Court, located in Bozeman. The Water Court is a specialty court under the direct supervision of the Montana Supreme Court engaged in the adjudication of all existing water rights claims in the state of Montana.
Meet Colton. |
Stacie Dowell ’17
Stacie Dowell has been working for the Trinity River Authority (TRA) since 2012, when she was hired as a paralegal. Having graduated from Texas A&M School of Law in 2017, she is now an associate in that legal department.
Meet Stacie. |
Scott McDonald ’88(TAMU) ’95(TXWesLaw)
In 2002, Mr. McDonald began working for EPA Region 6 in the Office of Regional Counsel, Enforcement Division, where he dealt with the Clean Water Act, the Safe Drinking Water Act, and RCRA (hazardous waste statute).
Meet Scott. |
Stephanie Bradley Fryer ’17
Offering legal services for estate planning, real estate and business planning to rural landowners as a solo practitioner in her hometown, she stays true to her agricultural roots by helping keep family farms around for the next generation.
Meet Stephanie. |
Brett Miller ’16
Interdisciplinary learning opportunities & experiences at Texas A&M provided the foundation for a dynamic career with the investment firm Water Asset Management.
Meet Brett. |
Jessica Foster ’16
Aggie Law’s integration of science & technology to guide policy & law has led to a meaningful career impacting water law civil appeals and litigation support.
Meet Jessica. |
Marializa Kelly ’15
Mari was part of an international team at a public interest law firm in Phnom Penh drafting Cambodia's Environmental Code, an immersive experience sponsored by Texas A&M Law Global Programs.
Read Mari's blog from Cambodia. |