Tennessee Intercollegiate Supreme Court
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Members of the Court

Chief Justice

Five justices are appointed by

Daniel Johnson

King College Bristol
Class of 2011 | English, French & History

Appointed to the Court 2009

Dan is founder and co-president of the Cardinal Newman Society at King College as well as being the president of the King College Republicans. Dan serves on the Student Advisory Board of the Buechner Institute at King College and is a part of King’s Snider Honors Program.

He was a part of Launch, the new student orientation at King, and is a member of the King College Swim Team.

Associate Justices

Chase de Saint Felix

Christian Brothers University Memphis
Class of 2011 | Religion and Philosophy

Appointed to the Court 2010

Originally from Little Rock, Ark., Chase plans to attend graduate school for work in gender studies after college.

Chase is also the President of the Student Government Association at Christian Brothers, Vice President of the campus chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon social fraternity and a member of CBU’s Honors Program.

Amanda Martin

Lipscomb University Nashville
Class of 2011 | Political Science

Appointed to the Court 2009

Amanda is a Presidential Scholar at Lipscomb. She has been a member of the Provost List since 2007. 

She is vice president of Phi Alpha Delta pre-law fraternity and vice president of Delta Omega social club at Lipscomb. Amanda has also been invited to join the Alpha Chi Honor Society.

In the fall of 2008, Amanda participated in a Study Abroad Program in Vienna, Austria, where she had the opportunity to travel throughout Europe. She also traveled to South Africa and Thailand for mission work.

After graduation, she plans to attend law school and then serve as a child advocate.

Courtnei Secrest

Middle Tennessee State University Murfreesboro
Class of 2012 | Political Science

Appointed to the Court 2010

Courtnei is a member of the MTSU Student Government Association, serving as a Senator for the College of Liberal Arts. She also is a member of the honor fraternity Gamma Beta Phi, dedicated to service and scholarship. In addition, she is an active participant with the NAACP.

During the past school year, Courtnei interned for one of the current gubernatorial candidates for the State of Tennessee. While there she studied the finance, campaign manager, and volunteer coordinator’s positions involved in a political campaign.

As an awarded Minority Teaching Scholar, Courtnei plans to teach secondary education along with pursuing a degree in law post graduation.

Justin Tate

University of Memphis
Class of 2012 | Chemistry

Appointed to the Court 2009

Justin plans to go to pharmacy school at the University of Tennese Health Science Center.

He is also involved in the Student Government Association, serving as Senator at Large for the University of Memphis.

Justin attends Service on Saturdays, where he participates in community service every other weekend.

Clerk & Marshall

The Clerk & Marshal is appointed by the Court and serves as the Court's record-keeper and contact person.


Clerk & MarshallRebecca Robinson

Lipscomb University Nashville
Class of 2011 | History

Rebecca was first appointed Clerk & Marshall in 2009 and reappointed in 2010. She is a Provost scholar at Lipscomb University and is a member of the Provost List.

She is a member of the Epsilon-Chi Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta History Honors Society and will be inducted in the Kappa Chapter of the Alpha Chi National Honors Society. She received a Tennessee Scholarship for the National Historic Preservation Conference sponsored by the National Trust for Historic Preservation for the fall of 2009.

She currently gives tours at Historic Carnton Plantation and is in the process of publishing a book regarding the transcription of two 19th-Century family Bibles.

 
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