Education
Travis Miller
MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Juris Doctorate and Wisconsin Bar License, May, 2009
Dean’s List Honor Scholar (Spring 2009);
CALI Awards (highest-grade): Torts (Fall 2006); Antitrust (Spring 2009); Business Bankruptcy (Spring 2009)
St. Thomas Moore Honor Scholarship Recipient (Three-Year Award
Marquette’s Elders Advisor Law Review
• Staff Member, (2007-08); Business Editor, (2008-09), Symposium Director (2009)
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program (2007-08 tax seasons)
President and Founder, Real Property and Construction Law Association
• First place finish and publication in Administrative and Local Law Journal for article: Rethinking the Question: The Use of Tax Incremental Financing Districts to Establish Markets in Urban Areas.
• Article Writer and Editor for Submission to Wisconsin Lawyer Real Estate and Construction Law Magazine
• Student Representative for Program to Mediate pending foreclosure actions in the Milwaukee Area
Alternative Dispute Resolution Representative Moot Court Board – V.P. of Competitions
• Marquette Mediation Moot Court Co-Champion, Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Winter 2007)
• ABA Mediation Moot Court Competition Regional Finalist, Salt Lake City, Utah (Spring 2007)
• International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Invitational International Mediation Moot Court Competition Quarter Finalist, Paris, France (Spring 2008)
ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY, Tempe, Arizona
Bachelor of Science; Environmental Science/Ecological Statistics, August 2004
• Graduated Cum Laude, 2-semester Dean’s list Honor Scholar
• Ira E. School of Engineering Qualifier, Designed and Submitted a Business Plan for the Development of a Biomass Burning Power Plant that Functioned off of Sustainable Forest Thinning Practices and Paper Waste Incineration in the Flagstaff, Arizona Region (2003-2004), Statistical modeling received accommodation.
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING AND CERTIFICATIONS
OSHA 40-hour HAZWOPER, (2003-06) and 48-hour Hazmat First Responder, (2003-04); BLM: NEPA Screening Process, Adventures in Energy Drilling and Location of Underground Resources, Legal Descriptions and Land Status Records, and NEPA Compliance; USGS: Surface Water Field Techniques and Measurement of Stream Discharge
COMPUTER EXPERTISE/TRAINING
Adobe Acrobat, Aerial Express 2003, Arc View-GIS, AutoCAD, GPS, Lotus 1,2,3, Lotus Notes, Microsoft: Exceed, Excel, Outlook, Project, SharePoint, Word, and WordPerfect, Photoshop, PowerPoint, SAS, Webpage Design, and Vision
Juris Doctorate and Wisconsin Bar License, May, 2009
Dean’s List Honor Scholar (Spring 2009);
CALI Awards (highest-grade): Torts (Fall 2006); Antitrust (Spring 2009); Business Bankruptcy (Spring 2009)
St. Thomas Moore Honor Scholarship Recipient (Three-Year Award
Marquette’s Elders Advisor Law Review
• Staff Member, (2007-08); Business Editor, (2008-09), Symposium Director (2009)
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program (2007-08 tax seasons)
President and Founder, Real Property and Construction Law Association
• First place finish and publication in Administrative and Local Law Journal for article: Rethinking the Question: The Use of Tax Incremental Financing Districts to Establish Markets in Urban Areas.
• Article Writer and Editor for Submission to Wisconsin Lawyer Real Estate and Construction Law Magazine
• Student Representative for Program to Mediate pending foreclosure actions in the Milwaukee Area
Alternative Dispute Resolution Representative Moot Court Board – V.P. of Competitions
• Marquette Mediation Moot Court Co-Champion, Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Winter 2007)
• ABA Mediation Moot Court Competition Regional Finalist, Salt Lake City, Utah (Spring 2007)
• International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Invitational International Mediation Moot Court Competition Quarter Finalist, Paris, France (Spring 2008)
ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY, Tempe, Arizona
Bachelor of Science; Environmental Science/Ecological Statistics, August 2004
• Graduated Cum Laude, 2-semester Dean’s list Honor Scholar
• Ira E. School of Engineering Qualifier, Designed and Submitted a Business Plan for the Development of a Biomass Burning Power Plant that Functioned off of Sustainable Forest Thinning Practices and Paper Waste Incineration in the Flagstaff, Arizona Region (2003-2004), Statistical modeling received accommodation.
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING AND CERTIFICATIONS
OSHA 40-hour HAZWOPER, (2003-06) and 48-hour Hazmat First Responder, (2003-04); BLM: NEPA Screening Process, Adventures in Energy Drilling and Location of Underground Resources, Legal Descriptions and Land Status Records, and NEPA Compliance; USGS: Surface Water Field Techniques and Measurement of Stream Discharge
COMPUTER EXPERTISE/TRAINING
Adobe Acrobat, Aerial Express 2003, Arc View-GIS, AutoCAD, GPS, Lotus 1,2,3, Lotus Notes, Microsoft: Exceed, Excel, Outlook, Project, SharePoint, Word, and WordPerfect, Photoshop, PowerPoint, SAS, Webpage Design, and Vision