A COMMUNITY SERVED Rhonda has a history of confronting obstacles and plowing them down. Her altruistic nature is demonstrated by the countless hours Rhonda has given to pro bono work. She pioneered a legal clinic assisting low-income families. And, when hundreds were left homeless by Hurricane Katrina and relocated temporarily to North Texas, Rhonda personally manned a parking-lot grill to feed victims. Rhonda, an experienced dancer, choreographer and teacher, helped raise $1.1 million over the last 23 years to fund 45

law scholarships at SMU as the choreographer and an assistant director for the Bar None variety show. She created a task force to study perceptions of justice in Dallas County courts. She taught audiences from New York to Texas about the historical significance of Brown v. Board of Education and spearheaded a committee to educate 200,000 school children about the case. The State Bar awarded the Star of Merit for the Brown v. Board projects developed under Rhonda’s direction. A VISION FOR THE FUTURE A visionary leader, Rhonda Hunter hears the concerns of her colleagues and is adept at developing and executing initiatives to address the needs of the profession and public.

A PROGESSIVE INNOVATOR A prolific organizer, Rhonda Hunter's groundbreaking programs have won the ABA Partnership Award and the Star of Merit. Programs developed by Rhonda Hunter include: MABDI – Business development training taught by business professionals Structured Settlement – Seminars addressing representation of injured children Task Force – Survey of lawyers, judges and court personnel on perceptions of justice in Dallas courts Law Firm Project – Recruiting program to connect firms to law students not traditionally encountered during recruiting season Language Camps – Program designed to increase reading level and motivation of children in the juvenile justice system MAP – State Bar program connecting lawyers with speaking and writing opportunities SERVING LEGISLATIVE AND JUDICIAL BRANCHES Prepared for the times ahead, Rhonda has served on two Sunset Review Committees of the State Bar. Serving other branches of government, she sat on the Supreme Court Board of Disciplinary Appeals, the Pattern Jury Charge Committee, and the legislative subcommittee that wrote the Amicus Attorney legislation.