Legal Studies graduates attending Law School

Liv Cummins attending University of Oklahoma College of Law. A varsity basketball player from Oklahoma City, double majored in political science and legal studies.

Keaton Hackler from McAlester is a legal studies major. He will attend University of Tulsa College of Law. He was one of the original residents of the Hargrave Law House. A citizen of the Choctaw Nation, he was one of the first paralegals hired in ECU’s Native American Legal Clinic.

Sofia Evans of Ardmore completed the Native American Legal Clinic and is a member of Alpha Chi and Pi Sigma Alpha honor societies.

Sydney McClaskey University of Oklahoma College of Law. From Maud worked in the Native American Legal Clinic and is a member of Pi Sigma Alpha honor society.

Tyson Hammons of Ringling will attend Oklahoma City University School of Law. He was active in ECU’s Baptist Student Union and frequently played his guitar and sang in church services throughout the area.

Jaci Johnson of Shawnee will attend Oklahoma City University School of Law. She is a member of Alpha Chi and Pi Sigma Alpha.

Jakaveon Shaw of Dallas, Texas will attend Oklahoma City University School of Law. He was a varsity cross country and track athlete. He was also the president of Pi Sigma Alpha honor society.

Jaymin McClarty of Ada will attend Oklahoma City University School of Law. He was trained in Early Settlement Mediation and worked in the East Central office throughout his career. He is certified in Basic and Family mediation.

Lacy Crisler of Fairview, Texas, will attend University of North Texas Dallas College of Law. She majored in legal studies at ECU and was selected for the DC Internship Experience.