UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS

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March29,2018

ToWhomitMayConcern,

ThisisaletterofsupportforCalebGreenforVicePresidentoftheGraduateandProfessionalStudentsAssociation(“GPSA”).Mr.Greeniscurrentlyenrolledinthefull-timeprogramandisingoodacademicstanding.

AsaprofessorattheWilliamS.BoydSchoolofLawandthefacultyadvisorfortheBlackLawStudentsAssociation(“BLSA”),IhaveobservedMr.Green’sleadershipskillsandhiscommitmenttoadvocatingforhisfellowstudentsinhiscapacityasalawstudentleaderandastheBLSAPresident.Withhisprovenleadershipexperience,skills,andsuccesses,bothinlawschoolandasanundergraduateatUNLV,IamconfidentMr.GreenwouldexecutethedutiesoftheVicePresidentpositionwithexcellenceandpoise.

CalebGreenisthe2017-2018BLSAPresident.Inthisacademicyear,heledBLSAinraisingover$10,000fortheChapterandorganizedasponsorshipprograminanefforttoensurelawstudentmembersreceivedthemostfromtheirlawschoolexperience.Throughtheseprograms,BLSAfundedandsponsoredstudentstoattendseverallaw-relatedconferencesandcompetitionsthroughoutthisacademicschoolyear.ThisincludedfullsponsorshipofthirteenstudentmembersandamocktrialteamtotheRegionalConferenceinSanFrancisco,CA,andtheNationalBLSAConferenceinBrooklyn,NY.Mr.GreenalsohelpedBLSAproviderecreationaloutingsfortheirmembers,namelyfreemoviescreeningstoseethefilms“Marshall”and“BlackPanther.”Underhisleadership,BLSAisalsoofferingseveralacademicscholarshipsforundergraduateandhighschoolstudents.

AsanUNLValumnus,Mr.Green’sleadershipexperiencealsostemsfromhisundergraduateexperienceatUNLV.Heservedintheundergraduatestudentgovernment—ConsolidatedStudentsoftheUniversityofNevada,LasVegas(“CSUN”)—fromMay2014toAugust2015asamemberoftheJudicialCouncil.Anaturalservant-leader,Mr.GreenexceededtheexpectationsofhisroleontheJudicialCouncil.HewasactiveinassistingtheCSUNadministrationinseveralmaters,includinghostingthe“LawEnforcements&MinoritiesPanel”onbehalfofCSUN,leadingstudentlobbyingeffortsinCarsonCityduringthe2015legislativesession,andspearheadingasuccessfulpetitioneffort,whichledtotheexpansionoftheMillenniumScholarship.

ThedutiesofGPSAVicePresidentincludeservingaschairofthesponsorshipcommittee,hostingtheannualGraduate&ProfessionalStudentResearchForum,andrepresentinggraduateandprofessionalstudentsonuniversitycommittees.Mr.Greenismadeforthisposition.Hehasapassionforrepresentinghisfellowstudentsandprovidingaccessibleprogramingandfunds,whichisevidentthroughhisengagementandleadershipofstudentorganizationsandextra-curricularactivities.Notonlyisheskilledineffectivelymanagepeople,buthealsoknowshowtomanagefundsandhasdemonstratedhisabilitytoberesourcefulasindicatedbyhisaccomplishmentswithBLSAthisacademicyear.Itisforthesereasons,andmanyothers,thatIwritethisletterinsupportofMr.GreenforVicePresidentofGPSA.

Sincerely,

RachelAndersonProfessorofLaw

Rachel Anderson

850 E. Desert Inn Road, Penthouse 1 � Las Vegas, NV 89109� Phone: 702-444-7390 � Cell: 510-717-8117 E-Mail: r.j.anderson@icloud.com

Date: October 18, 2016

Kenyatta Neal-Johnson

Membership Chair Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated

Theta Theta Omega Chapter

P.O. Box 270520

Las Vegas, NV 89172

Dear Kenyatta:

I am writing to express my interest in becoming a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. I aspire to be a

member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated for several interconnected reasons.

As an only child, who is very close to her mother, I value the bonds of love, mentorship and shared vision between African-

American women who serve, shape and lead our communities in so many ways. One of the things that many women I

deeply admire have in common is that they are members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. I view

membership in Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated as an opportunity to expand my family with an exceptional

group of aunts, sisters and nieces.

As a law professor and active participant in several organizations, I enjoy plentiful opportunities to participate in civic

engagement. My involvement in various organizations has allowed me to benefit from great mentors. Over time, a pattern

emerged. Members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated consistently provide some of the best support and

guidance I receive both professionally and personally. For me, membership is an opportunity to strengthen my bonds with

women I hold in highest esteem and to meet and serve with many other women of the same caliber.

As an educator, I observe daily the great need our young women and youth in general have for mentors. In my opinion, the

welcoming, supportive arms that Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated extends to each new generation is one of its

most notable strengths and contributions to our society and our common future. I believe that membership in Alpha Kappa

Alpha Sorority, Incorporated would help me to become the best version of myself as well as an even better role model for

the students I teach and mentor.

I provided my completed Graduate Prospective Candidate Form and transcripts with my original letter of interest in being a

candidate and member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated dated September 15, 2016.

Thank you for this opportunity to be considered for membership in Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated.

Sincerely,

Rachel Anderson

The Intersection: The Academic Multicultural Resource Center

Box 452017 4505 S. Maryland Parkway Las Vegas, NV 89154-2017 Tel: 702-895-0459 https://www.unlv.edu/intersection

RE: Caleb Green, Candidate for Vice President of the Graduate and Professional Student Association To Whom It May Concern: This is a letter of support for Caleb Green for Vice President of the Graduate and Professional Students Association (“GPSA”). As a the Executive Director of the Intersection - UNLV’s Academic Multicultural Center - I have witnessed Mr. Green exercise his leadership skills and develop a strong commitment to advocating for his fellow students in his capacity as a student leader and as the President of the Black Law Students Association. Given his leadership experience, both in law school and in his undergraduate experience, I am confident Mr. Green will exceed expectations as the Vice President of GPSA. One of the major duties of GPSA vice President is serving on various university committees and representing graduate and professional students. As indicted by his campus involvement, I am confident Mr. Green will be an excellent advocate for students as he has done throughout his UNLV experience. Caleb Green currently serves on the advisory board of The Intersection. In this capacity he has not only offered his ideas to the board, but is active in assisting us in establishing and organizing programming and events. Caleb has played a key role in helping us organize programming focused around academics and immigration. Namely, he is currently helping us secure and identify panelists for our Immigration Resource Panel this spring. However, Caleb’s involvement with The Intersection did not begin recently. From its inception, in 2016, Mr. Green has been involved with The Intersection. As an incoming law student, Caleb served on the focus group for The Intersection and helped formulate it in the early stages. Since then, he has remained a valuable member of our advisory board. As an UNLV alum, Caleb’s leadership experience extends to his undergraduate experience as well. He served in the undergraduate student government—Consolidated Students of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (“CSUN”)—from May 2014 to August 2015 as a member of the Judicial Council. However, Mr. Green exceeded the expectations of his role on the Judicial Council. He was active in assisting the CSUN administration in several maters, including hosting the “Law Enforcements & Minorities Panel” on behalf of CSUN, leading student lobbying efforts in Carson City during the 2015 legislative session, and spearheading a successful petition effort which led to the expansion of the Millennium Scholarship. Even in law school, Caleb has not ceased to remain engaged in the UNLV community. He currently serves the President of the Black Law Students Association, the Vice President of the Intellectual Property Law Society, and the Community Outreach chair for the Immigration Law

Society. As President of BLSA, he help fundraise over $10,000 for his chapter this academic year His experience in organizing large events, I am certain will translate to his responsibilities as Vice President. As President of BLSA, Caleb has successfully put on several large scale events. This included a DACA Renewal Workshop where he help organize a forum for DACA recipients to renew their DACA applications. He also managed to put together a powerful Diversity in the Law Panel with an all-star lineup consisting of Senate Majority Aaron Ford, Speaker of the Assembly Jason Frierson, Judge Richard Boulware, Judge Tierra Jones, among many others. Throughout his undergraduate and law school experience, Mr. Green has been preparing for leadership positions such as Vice President of GPSA. His ability to organize people, manage funds, all with excellence and resourcefulness are evident through is campus involvement. I have no doubt that he will continue to exemplify this standard of excellence as Vice President of GPSA and endorse him fully for this position. Sincerely,

Harriet E. Barlow, Ph.D. Executive Director

Caleb Green

EDUCATION William S. Boyd School of Law, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV Juris Doctor, expected May 2019 Activities: Saltman Center for Conflict Resolution, Saltman Fellow, Fall 2017 - Present

Black Law Students Association, President & Chapter Advocate, Fall 2016 - Present The Intersection - UNLV Multicultural Center, Student Advisory Board, Fall 2016 -Present Community Service Program, Immigration Law Course Instructor, Spring 2017 Black Law Students Association Mock Trial Team, Team Member, Fall 2017-Present

University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV Bachelor of Arts, December 2015 Major: Computer Science; Minor: Economics Major GPA: 3.31; Cumulative GPA: 3.02 Thesis: Technology and the Fourth Amendment, Spring 2015 Honors: UNLV Alliance of Professionals with African Heritage: Thomas E. Wilson Award, May 2016, May 2015, May

2014, and Roosevelt Fitzgerald Award, May 2016; United States House of Representatives Congressional Black Caucus (“CBC”), CBC Scholar, August 2014; UNLV Center for Academic Enrichment, Ronald E. McNair Scholar,

December 2013; UNLV President’s Office, Philip J. Cohen Scholar, May 2012 - May 2015 Activities: Student Government, Associate Justice, January 2014 - June 2015; UNLV Student Academic Advisory Board,

Community Service Director, August 2013 - August 2015

LEGAL EXPERIENCE Dickinson Wright PLLC, Las Vegas, NV Summer Associate & Law Clerk, May 2017 - Present • Assist partners and associates in legal research and drafting for litigation, intellectual property, and e-commerce law matters.

Seton Hall School of Law, Las Vegas, NV Remote Research Assistant to Professor Kristin Johnson, November 2016 - Present • Provide legal research assistance on cybersecurity and e-commerce law review articles.

Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada, Las Vegas, NV Educational Surrogate Parent, August 2016 - Present • Represent the best interests of special needs students in Clark County public schools.

SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING & MATH EXPERIENCE Rebel Venture Fund, Las Vegas, NV Associate, January 2017 – Present • Analyze intellectual property law, cyber-security, and market strengths/weaknesses of technology driven start-ups.

University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV Tutor, August 2015 - Present • Tutor undergraduate students in statistics, economics, English, mathematics and computer science courses.

PA Owens Christian Academy, Las Vegas, NV Adjunct Math Instructor, October 2015 - May 2016 • Taught middle school basic math and advance placement pre-calculus.

University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV Public Service Intern, January 2014 - October 2015 • Supervised student staff, trained staff and managed the inventory for UNLV’s Office of Information Technology.

University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV Student Network Engineer, April 2012 - January 2014 • Managed campus-wide networks; configured network devices; troubleshot computer and network issues.

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT, SKILLS & INTERESTS Active member of Immanuel’s Temple Systems of Church; Boyd Law 1L flag football team; Travel in Israel and Italy;

Computer programming (Linux, C++, python, HTML); Video and website design; Bitcoin mining; Playing piano.