On August 1, 2025, the Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School (AJMLS) Alumni Association welcomed its new Board of Director Officers and incoming members. The Officers will serve in their roles for the 2025-2026 year.

Class of 2012
President

Class of 2018
Vice-President

Class of 2011
Secretary

Class of 2011
Treasurer

Gulliana L. Goehring, Class of 2021
Where were you raised?
I was born in Peru, but live in Georgia for over 23 years.
Where did you complete your undergraduate and/or graduate education?
Georgia State University
Tell us where you currently work, title, and what you do there/area of practice?
Managing Partner and Trial Attorney at Fry | Goehring. Law Firm
What do you do in your free time?
I enjoy reading, painting, volunteering, spending time with my family and friends, and traveling internationally.
Why did you join the AJMLS Alumni Board?
I joined the AJMLS Alumni Board to give back to the law school that was a fundamental part of my legal education and professional growth. It is an opportunity to help grow and strengthen the alumni network and assist upcoming graduates to have the same or even greater opportunities I had.
What do you want the AJMLS alumni and current students to know about you?
I want my firm and myself to be a resource, mentor, and advocate for AJMLS alumni and current students. Building and managing a firm and/or a legal career is not easy and can present many challenges along the way. However, together we can help each other to overcome some of those challenges and learn from our mistakes and successes. I am hoping to help as a Board member to foster an environment where alumni and students can grow their legal careers, feel empowered, and widen their network and community outreach.

Mark A. Green, Class of 2011
Where were you raised?
Adrian, GA
Where did you complete your undergraduate and/or graduate education?
Georgia Southern University
Tell us where you currently work, title, and what you do there/area of practice?
Attorney/Owner of Findlay, Edenfield & Green, LLC – Real Estate and Estate Planning
What do you do in your free time?
I love to spend time with my family, hunt, do CrossFit, and go to church!
Why did you join the AJMLS Alumni Board?
To help to reach alumni that are outside of the Atlanta Area!
What do you want the AJMLS alumni and current students to know about you?
I have an amazing wife, and two wonderful children. I love to help people however I can, if I can.

Glenda Mitchell, Class of 2016
Where were you raised?
South Carolina
Where did you complete your undergraduate and/or graduate education?
Anderson University
Tell us where you currently work, title, and what you do there/area of practice?
I own and operate Glenda Mitchell Law Firm, where I serve as the principal attorney specializing in personal injury law. My practice focuses on helping individuals and families who have suffered injuries due to car accidents, trucking accidents, motorcycle accidents, slip and falls, and other forms of negligence. I work closely with my clients to ensure they receive fair compensation for their medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering.
What do you do in your free time?
I spend my free time with my husband and our seven children, and we love traveling together as a family. We recently adopted our seventh child, Ella, so while our travel plans are a bit more limited right now as she settles in, we’re looking forward to including her in future family adventures.
Why did you join the AJMLS Alumni Board?
I joined the AJMLS board because I’m passionate about giving back to the institution that provided me with such a strong foundation for my legal career. Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School gave me invaluable knowledge, skills, and opportunities, and I’m proud to be an alumnus. Serving on the board allows me to help ensure future students have access to the same quality legal education that shaped my professional journey. I’m committed to supporting the school’s mission and contributing to its continued growth and success.
What do you want the AJMLS alumni and current students to know about you?
I want fellow alumni and current students to know that a law degree from AJMLS can lead to a successful solo practice. After graduating, I built my own personal injury firm from the ground up, and I’m living proof that our education provides a strong foundation for entrepreneurship in law. Having navigated the transition from law school to practice, I understand the challenges and am here as a resource and supporter for our AJMLS community. Whether you’re considering personal injury law, thinking about starting your own practice, or just need guidance on your legal career, I’m always happy to connect and share advice. Please don’t hesitate to reach out.

Daniel J. Nagel, Class of 2012
Where were you raised?
Clayton County, Georgia
Where did you complete your undergraduate and/or graduate education?
Georgia State University
Tell us where you currently work, title, and what you do there/area of practice?
Owner at The Nagel Law Firm. We specialize in all areas of injury claims from car wrecks, premises liability, to worker’s compensation.
What do you do in your free time?
Enjoy time with my wife and children. Going to the lake, boating, playing sports, and working out.
Why did you join the AJMLS Alumni Board?
To become more involved in the law school’s activities and hopefully have the opportunity to mentor young upcoming lawyers.
What do you want the AJMLS alumni and current students to know about you?
I am very fun and not too serious but I take being a lawyer extremely serious. We all took an oath to represent our client’s and others need to really think about taking that oath.

Whitnie Riden, Class of 2021
Where were you raised?
Woodstock, Georgia
Where did you complete your undergraduate and/or graduate education?
Georgia State University
Tell us where you currently work, title, and what you do there/area of practice?
The Riden Law Firm – Managing Partner/ Sports & Entertainment Law, IP, Estate Planning
What do you do in your free time?
I enjoy spending time with my family and 2 sons, whether going to the park, trying a new restaurant or just having fun at home.
Why did you join the AJMLS Alumni Board?
I wanted to give back to the law school that helped shape me into the attorney I am today! When I was student, there were several alumni who mentored me and helped me succeed, and I want to be that for our future leaders.
What do you want the AJMLS alumni and current students to know about you?
I am always a phone call or text away, and will be there simply as a listening ear when needed.