Aubrianna Jones is a 3L full-time student who serves as the President for SBA. Aubrianna grew up in Monroe, Ohio and attended college at Capital University. She graduated in 2023 with a degree in Education and Political Science. In undergraduate, Aubrianna served as the Student Government President and was involved in her sorority, Delta Phi Epsilon. In addition to SBA, Aubrianna serves as a Secretary of Capital Law Outlaws, Communications Chair for the Real, Intellectual, and Personal Property Association (RIPPA), and as a Student Ambassador. Some of her favorite past times are spending time with her friends and family, scrapbooking, and listening to Taylor Swift. Aubrianna currently lives in Columbus, Ohio.

Email: ajones406@law.capital.edu

Jordan Kulis serves as the Part-Time Vice President for SBA.  Jordan grew up in Gahanna, Ohio where she attended Gahanna Lincoln High School.  She then graduated Magna Cum Laude from The Ohio State University where she majored in Criminal Justice.  Jordan minored in linguistics and is proudly fluent in American Sign Language.  She is a paralegal at the Ohio Attorney General's Office in the Environmental Enforcement section.  She spends the majority of her time with her dog and volunteering at New Albany pet rescue.  She is grateful to represent her class and to be part of the Capital University Law School.  Please reach out if you have ant questions or want to connect.

Email: jkulis@law.capital.edu

Baylee Faires is the Secretary for SBA.

Email: bfaires@law.capital.edu

Grace Ann Kameka-Pinder is a full-time 3L and the SBA DEI Officer. Her area of law is litigation and criminal defense. She joined SBA because she saw it as an opportunity to be part of meaningful change and representation. SBA stands for inclusion and progress, and she believes that to see real change, you must be engaged, present, and willing to amplify the voices of others. As BLSA President, Grace felt only right to also be involved in SBA and contribute to something greater, something impactful.

Email: gyearwood@law.capital.edu

Nicholas Sanctis is a 4L evening student and 11-year army veteran with 5 years of experience working in veterans’ treatment courts. Nick spends his time outside of school coaching lacrosse with the Wilmington Lacrosse Academy, and in veteran advocacy dedicated to ending the suicide epidemic among veterans.

Email: nsanctis@law.capital.edu

Dalton Harshfield is one of the 3L full-time representatives for the SBA.

Email: dharshfield@law.capital.edu

Caroline Piatt serves as one of the 2L Full Time Representatives for SBA. Caroline grew up in Columbus, Ohio. In 2022, she graduated Magna Cum Laude from Ohio University with a BBA in Finance and Business Pre-Law with a minor in Business Analytics. At Ohio University, she was a member of Chi Omega, where she gained leadership skills serving as the Secretary and Director of Programming. She worked for two years at Bath & Body Works home office gaining valuable corporate business experience before starting at Capital Law School. Outside of school, she loves to workout, try new restaurants with friends, and spend time with her dog. Caroline is beyond thrilled to have been elected to this position and would love to connect with you.

Email: cpiatt7@law.capital.edu

I am a 2L at Capital University Law School with over 21 years of experience in sales, marketing, and leadership. I hold a bachelor’s degree in General Studies with an emphasis in American Political Institutions and have also been a small business owner in the past. Outside of school, I am a husband and father, and I bring those same values of dedication and responsibility to my work in law school.

As an SBA Representative, my focus is on making sure all students—especially those in the Part-Time Evening program—have equal opportunities for success through different programs that Capital offers. I am committed to representing the goals of our class, supporting new opportunities, and building connections that strengthen our community. My interests include both criminal and civil law, and I look forward to carrying the same passion I have for being in the courtroom into serving my classmates. My commitment is simple: to listen, to advocate, and to represent the best interests of our class.

Email: @ksmith563law.capital.edu