Young Guns Reloaded: Joelle Moray, Class of 2010
Fourteen years ago, Joelle Moray was featured as one of West Virginia Executive’s Young Guns. She was a marketing and community relations specialist for the City of Wheeling.
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Fourteen years ago, Joelle Moray was featured as one of West Virginia Executive’s Young Guns. She was a marketing and community relations specialist for the City of Wheeling.
WVU College of Law Class of 2024 By Megan Bevins Zachariah Spurrier, a dedicated and accomplished 2024 graduate of the West Virginia University (WVU) College of Law, has had a unique journey from a successful STEM background to beginning a promising career in law. Spurrier grew up in Wellsburg, WV. With his father working as…
WVU College of Law Class of 2024 By Maggie Hatfield Originally from Bridgeport, Emily Ogden always knew she would attend West Virginia University (WVU) since her roots run deep in the Mountain State. “My mom’s side of the family has lived in West Virginia for several generations, and I have lived here my entire life,”…
Justice, Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia By Pagett Dusic In a world where the law often seems distant and impersonal, Bill Wooton, justice of the Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia, stands out as a beacon of integrity and community commitment. Wooton’s journey from a small-town upbringing to the highest ranks of…
Pro Bono Supervising Attorney, Legal Aid of West Virginia By Kenzie Dye Molly Russell, pro bono supervising attorney at Legal Aid of West Virginia (LAWV), is dedicated to advocacy, education and community service. She was born in Elkins, WV, but spent most of her childhood in Morgantown. Her journey from law school to her current…
Member, Steptoe & Johnson PLLC By Megan Bevins Shawn Angus Morgan, now a member of Steptoe & Johnson PLLC, experienced a quiet upbringing as the eldest of four children in the rural community of Apple Grove in southern Mason County. Morgan initially did not consider a law career. At first, because she liked equally her…