Recent News
The 7th Annual Texas Energy Symposium, February 9-10, 2012, at The University of Texas Alumni Center – Austin, TX
Symposium 2012 Flier- Click Here for More Information!
TJOGEL 2012 Energy Law Symposium Agenda – Click Here for a Printable Version
TJOGEL RECENTLY FEATURED IN UT LAW MAGAZINE
Click on the link below to read about the quick ascendancy of TJOGEL since its inception six years ago.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2011 – 2012 VOLUME 7 BOARD!
Executive Board:
Matthew A. Greenberg – Editor-in-Chief
Alexander R. Rosegren – Managing Editor
Mariel A. de la Garza – Chief Articles Editor
Amy Tara Schwarzbach – Recent Developments Editor
William L. Doggett, Jr. – Symposium Coordinator
Katharine E. Beasley – Chief Financial Officer
Editorial Board:
Christian Blumm – Assistant Managing Editor
Jordan David Roberts – Submissions Editor
Katherine Rollins – Submissions Editor
John Bell – Director of Development
C. Brock Naeve – Director of Public Relations
Claire McLaughlin – Online Content Editor
Texas Energy Law Association
TJOGEL would like to announce the formation of the Texas Energy Law Association. The Texas Energy Law Association (TELA) is a charitable and educational tax-exempt organization that supports, promotes, and encourages legal education, research, and writing in the area of energy law. The primary focus of TELA is to act as an advisory and support resource to the Texas Journal of Oil, Gas, and Energy Law and its members. TELA’s purpose is to serve as an alumni association that strives to:
- cultivate the leadership of the journal by providing academic scholarships,
- strengthen the financial position of the journal through long-term fiscal planning,
- foster energy law employment opportunities for journal members and alumni, and
- encourage post-graduation involvement in the journal.
The organization shall always act in the best interests of the journal and to further the mission of the journal.
TELA was formed by the journal’s first five Editors-in-Chief. The former editors had a collective vision to create an alumni organization that would support the Journal as needed. Ultimately, they incorporated a non-profit organization, seeded it with their own money, and now seek the involvement of other alumni who share their interest in maintaining a vibrant connection between student and industry networks. In the last five years, almost two hundred University of Texas Law students have been members of either the Texas Journal of Oil, Gas, and Energy Law or its society program. With the creation of TELA it is possible to continue that involvement after leaving the law school. TELA’s inaugural Board of Directors includes:
- Nicholas Franklin, President – Attorney, Franklin Law Corp.
- Brandon Seale, Treasurer – Lewis Energy Group
- Leslie Ritchie Robnett – Attorney, Gardere Wynne Sewell
- Becky Diffen – Attorney, Vinson & Elkins
- Danielle Mangrum – Attorney, Vinson & Elkins
- Chad Smith – Editor-in-Chief, Texas Journal of Oil, Gas, & Energy Law
For more information visit TELA’s website:








