Jordan Lamb

Jordan Lamb is the President of the Federalist Society at Texas Law and the incoming Editor in Chief of the Texas Review of Law & Politics. A native of Austin, she graduated from Vandegrift High School before earning her degree in Government and Sociology from the University of Texas at Austin. Before law school, Jordan worked for the Texas Attorney General and in state politics. During her 1L summer, she interned for Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk at the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas, where she will return to clerk after graduation. Outside of law, Jordan enjoys dancing, hunting down Austin’s best birria tacos, spending time at the gun range, and attending Austin Ridge Church.

Chris Brady

Chris Brady is the Executive Vice President of Planning of the Federalist Society at Texas Law.

Chris spent his first summer as a judicial intern for both Judge Reed O'Connor and Judge Brantley Starr. During 2L, Chris externed for Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk and served as an Articles Editor for the Texas Review of Law & Politics.

Chris wishes to pursue a career in conservative impact litigation. In his free time, he enjoys playing Texas Hold’Em, traveling the World Series of Poker Circuit whenever possible.

Jay Spoehel

Jay studies law at the University of Texas. While reading Economics at the University of St Andrews, Jay was involved in multiple social enterprises and learned to fly, ride horses, and Reel (a form of English Ballroom dancing). Raised in McLean, Virginia, it was this proximity to Washington and New York that nurtured in him a passion for foreign policy, finance, and free markets.

Jay spent his 1L summer at the Institute for Justice in Arlington, VA. He worked on litigation related to qualified immunity, civil forfeiture, as well as administrative law.

Megan Ezekannagha

Megan Ezekannagha is the Vice President of Internal Development. Megan is a Texas transplant, hailing from Wichita, Kansas. After graduating from Kansas State University with a degree in Industrial Engineering, she was commissioned into the United States Army. During her eight years on active duty she served in Oklahoma, Korea, New York, Cameroon, and Texas. She continues to serve as an officer in the Texas Army National Guard. In addition to being active in The Federalist Society, Megan is the President of Texas Law Veterans Association, a Staff Editor of the Texas Review of Law & Politics, and Development Chair of Texas Law Students for Life. During 1L summer, she was a summer associate for McKool Smith in Austin, Texas.

William Clutterbuck

William Clutterbuck is the Vice President of Programming of the Federalist Society at Texas Law. Originally from Houston, William graduated from Washington University in St. Louis, where he earned a BA in International Relations with minors in Economics and French. After college, William worked in Washington, D.C. at a small think tank before spending two and a half years with the House Committee on Energy and Commerce. During his 1L Summer, William interned in the chambers of Judge Charles Eskridge, US District Court for the Southern District of Texas. William hopes to pursue a clerkship and then return to Houston to pursue a career in litigation after graduating.

Jacob Taylor Page

Jacob received his undergraduate degree from Texas A&M in Agribusiness. He received his master in apologetics from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary at Louisville Kentucky. He is currently a legal Volunteer at the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District in Tyler, TX. He served as an Economic Policy Intern for TPPF. He is the Co-President of the Christian Legal Society, The Social Chair for the Texas Law Federalist Society. He also served as Vice President of the Libertas Society in Louisville, Kentucky. He is a Blackstone Legal Intern, and he was the very first TROLP AE Applicant for Volume 29. You’ll find him at the Broken Spoke Saturday evenings and Tyson’s Tacos Sunday mornings.

James Nyberg

James Nyberg is a Speaker's Chair for the Federalist Society at Texas Law. He is from Huntsville, Alabama, and attended Liberty University, graduating summa cum laude in Law & Policy. Prior to law school, James worked three years in healthcare consulting, confirming his interest in business. After law school, James hopes to work in investment banking and private equity. 

Zach Miller

Zach Miller is the VP of Finance & Logistics.    

A​ndrew O​​​​​​verin​g

A​ndrew O​​​​​​verin​g is the Public Relations Chair of the Texas Law Federalist Society. For his 1L summer, he worked with the Alaska State Department of Law.