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Nominations and Elections Committee

The Nominations and Elections Committee is responsible for identifying and selecting outstanding members of the Capitol Hill Chapter to serve in positions of responsibility of the Chapter, as officers or council members. The Chapter President, Adam Bramwell (Adam_Bramwell@sec.senate.gov) chairs the Committee. The President‑Elect, Paul Vamvas (pvamvas@fjc.gov) is the Vice Chair. The Immediate Past President, Susan Sawtell (SawtelleS@gao.gov) also serves as a member.

Membership Committee

This committee is responsible for increasing chapter membership and promoting the Chapter to eligible attorneys. The committee also publishes the Chapter Newsletter several times a year. Chapter President, Adam Bramwell (Adam_Bramwell@sec.senate.gov) serves as Chair.

Professional Affairs Committee

Chapter President, Adam Bramwell (Adam_Bramwell@sec.senate.gov) is Chair of the Committee. This committee sponsors an annual symposium on ethics and professional responsibility.

Programs Committee

hapter President, Adam Bramwell (Adam_Bramwell@sec.senate.gov) is the Chair of the Committee. This Committee is responsible for the Chapter newsletter and historically sponsored an annual symposium on ethics and professional responsibility.

Younger Lawyers Division

hapter President, Adam Bramwell (Adam_Bramwell@sec.senate.gov) serves as liaison to interested law students and as liaison to the Younger Lawyers Division of the Federal Bar Association.  The dues are complimentary.  The Younger Lawyers Division is composed of all members of the Federal Bar Association who are 36 years of age and under or those who have been admitted to practice for 3 years or less. It represents more than one third of the total association membership. The YLD was established in 1960 as a committee and designated as a council in 1967. In recognition of the group's growing importance and unique status within the association, the division was created in 1978. The YLD's purpose is to provide services and information of particular interest to the younger members of the federal legal profession.  The Division hosts annual events such as a moot court competition, Supreme Court admission ceremony, Bill of Rights Program, the awarding of Shaw grants, and many other programs. For additional information click on the FBA YLD link at http://www.fba-yld.org/