In 2013-14, members of the Moot Court Honor Society
- won three national and regional tournaments
- became one of only three law schools to argue in each of the first six Moot Court National Championships … and earned an invitation to argue in its seventh championship
- advanced to the national runoffs in both the National Moot Court Competition and the ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition
- swept the top two oral advocacy awards in two national tournaments
- won the National Civil Rights Competition and the National Cultural Heritage Competition on the same day
- advanced to the Elite Eight in the National Moot Court Competition for the third year in a row and the fifth time in seven years
Competition results
William E. McGee National Civil Rights Moot Court Competition
First Place & Best Brief
Eric Shinabarger
Melody Gaal
Nick Bartzen – Fourth-Best Oral Advocate
Octofinalist
Jerome Urbik
Matt Jarka
Jake Radecki
National Cultural Heritage Law Moot Court Competition
First Place
Paulina Lopez – Best Oral Advocate
Hannah Tuber
Kelly O’Neill
Quarterfinalist
Greg Dierdorf
Malinda Pileggi – Second-Best Oral Advocate
Arlo Walsman