Kristen Schlemmer, President (J.D. 2010)
- Undergraduate: University of Texas at Austin, B.A., History and Linguistics.
- Areas of interest: Environmental arguments for vegetarianism; improved prosecution of animal cruelty; the Endangered Species Act, generally.
- Favorite veggie dish in New Orleans: Vegetarian paella (with sangria and a side of garlic mushrooms) at Lola's.
Rachel Mathews, Vice President (J.D. 2011)
- Undergraduate: College of William and Mary, B.A., History and French
- Areas of interest: Humane education; responsible pet ownership; and the intersection of human ethics and the treatment of animals.
- Favorite veggie dish in New Orleans: Vegan red beans and rice at Fuel.
Lindsey Topp, Treasurer (J.D./M.B.A. 2011)
- Undergraduate: Millsaps College, B.A., Philosophy and Religious Studies.
- Areas of interest: Factory farming and pet custody disputes.
- Favorite veggie dish in New Orleans: Kone ni makondo at Bennachin.
Matthew Miller, Secretary (J.D. 2010)
- Undergraduate: University of Oklahoma, B.A., Journalism, French, and Interdisciplinary Perspectives on the Environment.
- Areas of interest: Anti-cruelty, endangered species, and, generally, the synthesis between animal and environmental law.
- Favorite veggie dish in New Orleans: Jama-jama (sautéed spinach, coconut rice, and fried plantains), black-eyed pea fritters, and ginger drink at Bennachin.
Caroline Milne, Community Service Chair (J.D. 2011)
- Undergraduate: New York University, B.A., Journalism.
- Areas of interest: Prosecuting animal cruelty; eliminating puppy/kitten mills; responsible pet ownership.
- Favorite veggie dish in New Orleans: Mardi Gras Indians tacos at Juan's Flying Burrito.
Kevin McDunn, Events Chair - Speakers (J.D. 2010)
- Undergraduate: Furman University, B.A., Philosophy and English.
- Areas of interest: Endangered Species Act; biodiversity; non-human personhood.
- Favorite veggie dish in New Orleans: Collard green rolls at Cafe Bamboo.