Lea helped run the Public Interest Law Association during her 2L year and was a great resource for connecting COVID isolated law students and building a strong public interest community on campus. What most distinguishes Lea is her advocacy for and support of fellow public interest students. Lea has spent her time here making UT Law a better place for public interest students. His remarks about each of them, taken from student nominations, follow:
“The Justice Center is proud to honor these outstanding students who have contributed so much to the school and to their peers during their time at Texas Law.”ĭean Bobby Chesney recognized Kokenes, Munrose, and Thomas at the Celebration of Service in late April. “Reading the students’ applications and peer nominations is inspiring,” said Justice Center senior research attorney Helen Gaebler, who chaired the selection committee. In spring 2023, Lea Kokenes, Alyse Munrose, and Grace Thomas received these awards. The Justice Center convenes a committee of faculty and staff to select recipients from among student applications and peer nominations. The Justice Center Graduating Student Awards honor and recognize 3Ls’ outstanding contributions to building and supporting the culture of service and public interest community at the Law School. Texas Law News Menu The Justice Center Presents Its Class of 2023 Graduating Student Awards Dean Bobby Chesney presented Lea Kokenes, Alyse Munrose, and Grace Thomas with their awards at the annual Celebration of Service.
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