Congrats Dan. And Nancy -- is it true that through Dan's superior
mentorship, we now have another potential Mock Trial Dynasty, this time
from Bowling Green?

Sally

Nancy Kubasek wrote:

> Congratulations to Dan Herron for his continuing outstanding work as the
> director of Miami's Mock Trial program, as well as to the others who
> helped
> him with the teams this year, Professors Wayne Staton and Daniel Haughey,
> economics graduate assistant and Miami Mock Trial alumnus Andrew
> Hogan, and
> attorney Angela Haughey. At this year's National  Mock Trial Finals in
> Des
> Moines, Iowa, Miami's top team came in 3rd in the nation, and their
> second
> team came in 16th.  Miami also had the highest rated attorney in the
> tournament, as well as a witness who was selected as an All American
> witness.  What their team has done is especially impressive considering
> that their are  over 270 colleges and universities nation-wide which
> field
> more than 500 mock trial teams.
>
> It wasn't just the teams getting recognition at the finals this year.
> Dan
> Herron was awarded the 2004 Congressman Neal Smith Award.  This award is
> presented each year by the American Mock Trial Association's Board of
> Directors to an educator/coach in intercollegiate mock trial who has
> made a
> significant and outstanding contribution to law-related education.
> Keep up
> the good work, Dan!
>
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