September 23, 2026

Appalachian Journal of Law Announces 2026–27 Editorial Staff

Appalachian Journal of Law Announces 2026–27 Editorial Staff

Appalachian School of Law is proud to recognize the 2026–27 editorial staff of the Appalachian Journal of Law.

Dedicated to advancing legal scholarship and fostering meaningful dialogue on pressing legal issues, the Appalachian Journal of Law engages with judges, professors, public figures, and other leading voices across a broad range of legal topics.

The Journal’s Executive Board provides oversight and direction, while its editors work closely with authors to carefully review, refine, and prepare submissions for publication. Through that collaborative process, the Journal maintains high standards of scholarly rigor and seeks to make meaningful contributions to the legal community.

The 2026–27 Appalachian Journal of Law staff includes:

Executive Board

  • Emma Duty — Editor-in-Chief
  • Sydney Kimberlain — Executive Editor
  • Sehjal Kaur — Senior Articles Editor
  • Samuel Sandler — Managing Editor
  • Le Solomon — Senior Notes and Comments Editor
  • Jeffrey Watkins — Publications Editor
  • Daniel Huff — Symposium Editor
  • Jaxon Harris — Online Development Editor

Senior Editors

  • Harry Austin
  • Jeree Davis
  • Madison Wallace

Source Editors

  • Zachary Coleman
  • Kai Bunch
  • Sana Fadah
  • Sabrina Aljamal

Style Editors

  • Andrew Mackey
  • Travis Honaker
  • Gabrielle Boyles

Footnote Editors

  • Bo Hobgood
  • Tilanijha Dawson
  • Kinsey Sanders

Editors

  • Allie Minor
  • Fletcher Dalton
  • Tatum Damron
  • Layla Apo
  • Michael Rowe
  • Riley Petroski
  • Claudia Silva
  • Naidaly Gonzales Miranda

Appalachian School of Law congratulates each of these students and looks forward to the scholarship, collaboration, and thoughtful legal dialogue they will help advance during the academic year.

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