Kameron Schultz is a JD candidate who will graduate in May 2027. Kameron was born and raised in Austin, Texas where he attended Anderson High School. He left the state to attend Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania where he graduated in 2019 with a double major in Economics and Government & Law.
After graduation, Kameron was commissioned as a Military Intelligence Officer in the US Army. He spent the next five years serving on active duty, primarily with the 10th Mountain Division at Fort Drum, New York. While on active duty, Kameron was deployed to Iraq in the summer of 2023.
In addition to serving as Articles Editor for Volume 59 of the Texas Tech Law Review, Kameron is the Director of Oral Advocacy for the Board of Barristers, a member of the National Moot Court and Negotiation teams, and works in the school’s Criminal Defense Clinic. Through his participation in advocacy competitions, he has earned several awards including Moot Court Champion, 2nd place at the ABA National Negotiation Competition, and a top ten finish at the International Negotiations Competition, receiving top speaker awards in each discipline.
Following his 2L year, Kameron spent the first half of his summer in Austin at Naman Howell Smith & Lee. There, he worked in the regulatory law section, gaining valuable experience helping companies prepare for contested administrative hearings and litigation. He then spent the second half of his summer at the Dallas County District Attorney’s Office in the White-Collar Crimes division aiding in trial preparation for a variety of financial crimes cases. In his spare time, Kameron enjoys camping, watching baseball, and playing golf.