Journal of Aging Law & Policy - Meet the Editors, Part 2
Amanda Coonrod
Associate Editor
Amanda is a second-year student at Stetson serving as an associate editor for the Journal. She is originally from Tallahassee Florida and graduated from Florida State University with a B.S. in Business Management and Marketing. At Stetson she also serves as one of the Deputy Chiefs of Tours and Engagement for the Ambassadors program and is part of the Elder Law Concentration. Outside of school, Amanda enjoys traveling, seeing friends and family and playing pickleball.
Logan Culp
Associate Editor
Logan is a second-year law student and serves as an associate editor for the journal. He is from Tampa, Florida, and earned a B.A. in communication from the University of South Florida. After his first year of law school, he worked over the summer for a personal injury firm. Logan is interested in antitrust law, personal injury, and consumer protection.
Emmanuel De Diego
Associate Editor
My name is Emmanuel De Diego, and I am a 2L. Currently, I am an Associate Editor for the Journal of Aging Law and Policy. I also serve as a teaching assistant for Research and Writing, an Ambassador for Stetsons Ambassadorship program, and the Pro-Bono chair for the Hispanic Bar Association. I am from Puerto Rico, but I earned my B.S. at Rollins College, where I majored in International Business. I enjoy pickleball, golf, fishing, and running in my spare time.
Andrew Escobio
Associate Editor
Jeffrey Ferrari
Associate Editor
Jeffrey Ferrari is a second-year student at Stetson University College of Law, serving as the Secretary of the Elder Law Society and an Associate Editor of the Journal of Aging Law & Policy. A Sarasota, Florida native, he holds a degree in Criminology from Florida State University. Outside of academics, Jeffrey enjoys spending time with his friends, family, and his three poodles.
Kaitlyn Ford
Associate Editor
I am a third-year law student and an Associate Editor for the Journal. I am from Fort Myers, FL and earned my B.A. in Political Science from Stetson University. I also serve as an Associate Member of the Stetson Business Law Review, President of the First-Generation Law Student Association, and Florida Bar Liaison of the Business Law Society. My interests include business litigation, estate planning, and employment defense. Outside of school, I enjoy exploring St. Pete and Tampa with my Dachshund (Bean), going to Lightning games, and spending time with friends and family.
Miguel Gonzalez
Associate Editor
Miguel is a third-year law student and serves as an Associate Editor for the Journal of Aging Law and Policy. He is from Havana, Cuba, and graduated from the University of Florida in Gainesville, Florida, where he earned a B.S. in Political Science. In his spare time, Miguel enjoys recreational weightlifting, watching NBA games, and collecting cologne.
Kylie Kempe
Associate Editor
Kylie is a third-year student and associate editor for the journal. She is originally from Jupiter, Florida and graduated from Johns Hopkins University with a B.A. in Political Science and played on the Women’s Lacrosse Team. This past summer she worked in Nashville, TN in Trust Administration. Her interests include Wealth Planning, Tax Law, and Life Planning. Outside of school, she enjoys cooking, traveling, and exercise!
Meagan Lynch
Associate Editor
Meagan is a third-year law student and an Associate Editor for the Journal of Aging Law and Policy. Meagan is also a Teaching Assistant and Student Worker at Stetson Veterans Advocacy Clinic and serves as the Event Coordinator for NAMI on Campus. She is from Melbourne, Florida, and graduated from USF in Tampa where she earned a B.S. in Psychology. In her spare time, Meagan enjoys spending time with her dog, finding new coffee shops, and reading.
Averie Mezroub
Associate Editor
Averie Mezroub is a second-year law student and Associate Editor of the Journal. Averie is from Sarasota, Florida and earned her B.A. in Interdisciplinary Social Science from the University of South Florida. Averie has previously interned for Chapman Law and FCCI. Outside of law school, she likes to see musical theater productions with her daughter, foster animals and paddleboard.