Become a Member
The Wolverine Bar Association offers a myriad of resources and advantages to its members.
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Apply for the Judicial Externship Program
Meet the 2011-2012 Board of Directors
Meet the 2011-2012 WBA and WBA Officers and Board of Directors
T. L. Summerville, President
Niesa Trent Fagan, President-Elect
Ronda Tate, Treasurer
Andrea Bradley-Lipsey, Secretary
Brandy Robinson, Immediate Past President
Michelle A. Carter
Diane Hutcherson
Chantez Pattman Knowles
Eric M. Mathis
David A. Perkins
Guy Sohou
Khalilah V. Spencer
Hon. Craig S. Strong
Sherry D. O'Neal Taylor
Visit the Board Members page to view their bios.
It's Time to Renew Your Membership
The 2011-2012 bar year is under way. Please take a moment to renew your WBA membership. The special early bird renewal rate of $85 for regular members remains in effect until September 15, 2011. Other early bird rates apply based on the membership category.
You can download the 2011-2012 membership application by clicking here.
Now you can also pay your WBA dues securely online using PayPal. Just select the appropriate membership level, and enter your information as prompted. Be sure to mail in a copy of the membership application too, so we can have your committee selections.
Thanks again for your continued support of the WBA!
WBA Summer Clerkship Program
The Wolverine Bar Association Summer Clerkship Program strives to increase the number of minority attorneys employed as partners, associates, in-house counsel, and in other well-respected positions within the legal community. To achieve this goal, the Program places first-year minority law students in clerkship positions that will provide opportunities to establish a network of contacts, develop practice skills, and acquire other intangible benefits gained from the experience of working in a challenging professional environment, all of which are critical to the launch of a successful legal career. The Program also provides participating employers an additional mechanism to accomplish their individual diversity goals and express their commitment to and underscore the importance of diversity in the legal community.
