Bryan Hunt, Esq., J.D., M.A. 650 N.E. Holladay Street, STE 1600

Portland, OR, 97232

503-312-8061, bhlaw29@gmail.com

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Attorney, Private Practice, OR (208-current): I focus primarily on family and criminal law and

have extensive trial, arbitration and mediation experience. I also handle matters on a contract

basis.

Adjunct Instructor, University of Portland, Portland, OR (2014-current): I teach courses in

public speaking and persuasion, with an emphasis on business presentation techniques.

Adjunct Instructor, Mount Hood Community College, Gresham, OR (2005-current): I’m

responsible for undergraduate courses in communication, including public speaking and business

presentations, argumentation and interpersonal communication.

Associate Dean of General Studies, ITT Technical Institute, Portland, OR (2015-16): I was

responsible for the supervision of approximately 30 instructors while overseeing general education

courses. I also taught a variety of undergraduate classes, including writing, group communication

and communications.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: Oregon and Nevada State Bar, Multnomah County Bar

Association, Oregon Trial Lawyers Association.

EDUCATION:

Juris Doctorate, Hamline University School of Law, Saint Paul, MN, (2005-07): I took elective

courses in negotiation, arbitration and trial skills.

Master of Arts, Communication, Washington State University, Pullman, WA, (2002-04): I

took courses focused on, organizational communication and public speaking.

Bachelor of Arts, Communication, Washington State University, Pullman, WA (2000-02): My

coursework focused on rhetoric, persuasion and public speaking.

RELATED SKILLS:

My background in communication has afforded the opportunity to develop a strong

interpersonal skill set in terms of working with a diverse range of clients, which has allowed me

to be a stronger advocate. Preparation and diligence are the hallmarks of an exceptional attorney

and I always ensure to embody same. As an instructor, I emphasize the personal and professional

application of course concepts.