WMU-Cooley Law Lansing campus holds virtual Honors Convocation

LANSING— Several WMU-Cooley Law School Lansing students were presented with Leadership Achievement Awards at the law school’s honors convocation on March 16. Comfort Efosa Aduwa, who also was the recipient of the school’s Alumni Distinguished Student Award, is from Long Beach, Calif., and earned her BA degree from California State University San Bernardino. She has served as Moot Court chairperson, Student Bar Association treasurer, graduation marshal/graduation robes, member of Pillar, and member and treasurer of Phi Delta Phi.

Gabrielle B. Clark, a native of Landstuhl, Germany, earned a BA degree from the University of Hartford. She has served as chair of International Law Society, and publicity editor and associate editor of Law Review. She is also a member of the Asian Pacific American Law Students Association, and was an intra-school Mock Trial competitor.

Brandon S. Crabill, of Coldwater, holds a BSc degree from Michigan State University.  He served as Phi Delta Phi member and treasurer, Criminal Law Society general member and publications chair, resource editor for Law Review, member of Student Bar Association, and was on the Delta Theta Phi Law fraternity executive board.

Marquita D. Daniel, from Maywood, Ill., earned MA and BA degrees from Western Illinois University. She has served on the Black Law Students Association and was chairperson of its Black Tie event, as well as member and committee chair of the Student Bar Association, member of Phi Delta Phi, volunteer for Cooley for Kids, and Law Review resource editor.

Ashley Davis, from Houston, earned a BSc degree from Prairie View A & M University. She has served as Student Bar Association president and senator, Black Law Students Association vice president, American Bar Association Law Student Division member and parliamentarian, Phi Delta Phi (International Legal Honor Society) member, and general member of Mock Trial and Christian Legal Society.

Leah Miche’ S Diaz-Aguon, a native of Tamuning, Guam, earned a BSc degree from the University of Guam. She has served as member and vice president of the Asian Pacific American Law Students Association, chairperson of Mock Trial, and member of the Environmental Law Society and Phi Delta Phi.

Asja Leigh Jackson, a native of Grand Rapids, earned a BA degree from Aquinas College. She has served as member of the Student Bar Association executive board and historian, Law Review editor-in-chief, Phi Delta Phi member, secretary and clerk.

Sabrina M. Johnson, from Boston, earned a BA degree from the University of Cincinnati. She has served as Grade Appeals Board interim chairperson, Student Bar Association member, Phi Delta Phi member and historian, and Cooley for Kids volunteer.  

Michael Milfort, a native of Brooklyn, NY, earned a Bachelor of BBA degree from Temple University. He has served as Student Bar Association senator, Phi Delta Phi member, Law Review assistant solicitation editor, and American Bar Association Law Student Division senator.

Roslyn J. Murrell, from Chaguanas, Trinidad and Tobago, earned a BSc degree from John Jay College. She has served as Law Review publicity editor, Moot Court secretary, Phi Delta Phi member and secretary, Cooley for Kids volunteer, Greater Lansing Food Bank volunteer, and graduation marshal, robes and master of ceremonies.

Nengi Jennifer Omo-Egbekuse, of Brooklyn, NY, earned Master of Arts and Bachelor of Arts degrees from American International College. She has served as African Law Students Association treasurer and president, Student Bar Association senator, committee chair and board member, Phi Delta Phi member, Moot Court communications co-director, and graduation marshal.

Chanelle C. Williams, from Chicago,, earned MA and BA degrees from Western Illinois University. She has served as Student Bar Association Pillar editor and senator, Black Law Students Association historian, Phi Delta Phi member, Cooley for Kids volunteer, and Law Review resource editor.