Kegler Brown Awards Minority Merit Scholarship

Kimbrough named recipient of annual award

March 28, 2007

The law firm of Kegler, Brown, Hill & Ritter is proud to announce that Margeaux Kimbrough has been honored as the fourth recipient of the firm's annual minority merit scholarship. Kimbrough will enter her second year at Capital University Law School this fall. As part of the merit scholarship, Kimbrough will spend the summer months as a clerk with Kegler Brown.

Prior to beginning law school, Kimbrough earned a Bachelor of Arts in philosophy and a minor in Classics from The Ohio State University. Kimbrough's memberships and activities include the Black Law Student Association and the Corporate and Business Law Association; she also serves as a Women's Law Association representative and a student member of the Ohio State Bar Association.

2007 marks the fourth year for the Kegler Brown Minority Merit Scholarship, which is awarded annually to a minority student based on academic performance, accomplishments, activities and potential contributions to the legal community. Kegler Brown maintains an internal diversity committee to formalize and further the firm's commitment to achieving racial and gender diversity at all levels of the organization. A combined sub-group of the diversity and recruiting committees also is in place and is charged with setting and accomplishing goals relating to increased racial diversity.

The application and additional information about the scholarship are available at www.keglerbrown.com/careers/diversity.