TEXAS LAW REVIEW ASSOCIATION
EIN 74-1310182 · Education (B82Z)
What they do
to SUPPORT THE STUDENT MEMBERS of THE TEXAS LAW REVIEW of THE UNIVERSITY of TEXAS SCHOOL of LAW. THE PARTICIPATION of THE MEMBERS THROUGH ATTENDANCE AT THE BANQUET and CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE STUDENTS DURING THE YEAR GIVES THE STUDENTS IMPORTANT CONTACTS WITH THE PROMINENT MEMBERS of THEIR FUTURE PROFESSION. THE FINANCIAL SUPPORT PROVIDED to THE STUDENTS BY THE ORGANIZATION is INSTRUMENTAL IN PROVIDING THE FUNDS NECESSARY for MANY of THE STUDENTS to COMPLETE THEIR EDUCATION.
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Money report from 2024The charity has a recent tax report to read.
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They name their leaders24 people are listed in the latest report.
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Reported spending amounts
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Leadership and board
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Board and leadership roster (24)
KARISSA LEFFINGWELLEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
TOM OBRIENDIRECTOR
STEPHANIE SIVINSKIDIRECTOR
SCOTT KELLERDIRECTOR
SARAH MCLEANDIRECTOR
ROBERT FORDDIRECTOR
PATRICK ODANIELDIRECTOR
MIKE LAUSSADEDIRECTOR
MIKE KINGDIRECTOR
MICHAEL K OLDHAMDIRECTOR
LISA TSAIDIRECTOR
KELSI STAYART WHITEDIRECTOR
ALEXANDER L KAPLANPRESIDENT - ELECT
JESSICA BROWNDIRECTOR
JAMES A HEMPHILLTREASURER
HON JANE BLANDDIRECTOR
GEORGE RODRIGUEZDIRECTOR
GEOFF GANNAWAYIMMEDIATE PAST-PRESIDENT
ERIC L SCHIELEDIRECTOR
COURTNEY YORKDIRECTOR
CHRISTOPHER V POPOVDIRECTOR
BRICE WILKINSONDIRECTOR
ANTHONY ARGUIJOPRESIDENT
ALEXANDRA BISTLINEDIRECTOR
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1964
- Location
- 727 E DEAN KEETON ST, AUSTIN, TX 78705-3224
- County
- Travis
- In care of
- JAMES A HEMPHILL
- Primary officer
- JAMES A HEMPHILL, TREASURER
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- March 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990
- Tax preparer
- MAXWELL LOCKE & RITTER LLP
- NTEE classification
- Education (B82Z)
- Grant-giving organization
- Yes