Regent University Law Library welcomes Audrey Lynn to its faculty as Head of Electronic Resources and Digital Initiatives.
Audrey is responsible for managing the Law Library’s
electronic collections and materials, providing a strategic vision for digital
initiatives designed to facilitate the use of law library resources, increase
student research competency, and support faculty scholarship, and providing
research and outreach services to law school faculty and students.
Audrey received her JD cum laude from
Regent University School of Law in 2018 and her B.S. in Mathematics summa
cum laude from Georgia Gwinnett College in 2015. While a student at
Regent Law, Audrey was a member of the Law Review and the Honor Council and was
the recipient of the National Association of Women Lawyers Outstanding Female
Graduate Award. She served as a law clerk at the American Center for Law and
Justice and was a judicial intern for the Hon. Glenn A. Huff, Chief Judge of
the Court of Appeals of Virginia, and the Hon. Nels S.D. Peterson, Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court of Georgia.
“When I received an unexpected job offer from the Law
Library right around the time I was graduating, I was thrilled with the
opportunity to remain in the Regent community. I felt like my background and
excitement about the mission of Regent Law uniquely qualified me for the
position.”
Audrey recently passed the Bar in her home state of Georgia.
Her student note, Let’s (Not) Make This Work! Why Stare Decisis
Workability Should Be a Sword but Not a Shield, is slated for
publication in the forthcoming issue of Regent University Law Review.
Audrey enjoys music and art and hopes to get back to
practicing those soon with both law school and the bar exam now behind her. You
can view her full profile here.