Journal of Aging Law & Policy - Meet the Editors
Savanna Bangerter
Editor-In-Chief
Savanna Bangerter is a third-year law student and serves as the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Aging Law & Policy. She is from Draper, Utah and graduated from Brigham Young University with a B.S. in Special Education. She also is a part of Stetson's Elder Law Concentration and serves as President of Stetson's Elder Law Society and President of Stetson's Disability Allied Law Student Association. Outside of classes, Savanna enjoys baking, painting, and spending time with her dog, Sully.
Aubrey Thompson
Managing Editor
Aubrey is a 3L from Raleigh, North Carolina, and serves as the Managing Editor of the Journal of Aging Law & Policy. She graduated from Furman University with a B.A. in Psychology and Politics & International Affairs. She also serves as Vice President of Stetson's Elder Law Society and Vice President of Stetson's Disability Allied Law Student Association. Outside of classes, Aubrey enjoys cooking, painting, and spending time with her dog, Quinn.
Alexis Agro
Articles Editor
Alexis is a third-year law student and Articles Editor of the Journal of Aging Law & Policy. She earned her Bachelor of Business Administration in Economics from Florida Atlantic University. Outside of law school, Alexis enjoys spending time with her French Bulldog, trying local coffee shops, and traveling.
Lexie Bass
Articles Editor
Lexie is a third-year student in the part-time program. She is in the Business Law Concentration and is also Treasurer of the Stetson Law Arts & Music Society. When Lexie is not in the classroom, she enjoys running on the beach, reading, and playing with her dogs.
Ellie Roach
Articles Editor
Ellie Roach is a third-year student and an Articles Editor for the Journal of Aging Law and Policy. She is from Harrisonburg, Virginia and earned a B.S. in Neuroscience from Virginia Tech. This past summer she worked pro-bono for Pinellas Voter Action and as a Contracting Intern for W Solutions LLC. Academically, she is interested in intellectual property and sports law. Outside of school, her interests include volleyball, cooking, pickleball, and spending time with her friends and cat.
Hugo Le Helley
Lead Publication Editor
Hugo Le Helley is a third-year student at Stetson University College of Law and the Lead Publication Editor of the Journal of Aging Law & Policy. On campus, he serves as Senior Deputy Chief of Tours & Engagement for the Stetson Ambassadors and Secretary of the Student Leadership Development Committee, helping welcome prospective students and develop leadership programming for his peers. Before law school, Hugo worked in compliance at Kraken, a global cryptocurrency exchange, and his current interests include legal writing, artificial intelligence, and the evolving role of technology in practice.
Ethan Crosbie
Publication Editor
Ethan Crosbie is a 3L from Winter Garden, FL who serves as Publication Editor of the Journal of Aging Law and Policy. In addition to his service to the journal, Ethan is a member of the Business, Entertainment & Sports, and Consumer Law Societies. In 2025, he completed 120 hours of pro bono legal service for the United States Department of Veterans Affairs, earning him the William F. Blews Award for Pro Bono Service. Outside of law, Ethan enjoys playing golf, watching his Florida Gators and New York Giants, and visiting theme parks with his fiancée, Laney. Upon his December 2026 graduation and admission to the Florida Bar, he will join Wicker Smith as an attorney working in commercial litigation and general liability.
Matthew Clayton
Publication Editor
Matthew is a third-year student and serves as a Publication Editor for the Journal of Aging Law & Policy. He earned his undergraduate degree in criminology from the University of Florida in 2024. Matthew also serves as the President of the Federal Bar Association and as a Legislative Council member in the Student Bar Association. Outside of law school he enjoys spending time outdoors.
Sonia Amin
Associate Editor
Sonia is second-year law student and an Associate Editor for the Journal of Aging Law and Policy. She is from Clearwater, Florida and received her B.A. in Political Science from University of Miami. She is also the Secretary for the Asian American Law Student Association. In her free time, she likes to go to running.
Anna Beal
Associate Editor
Anna is a 2L from Deland, Florida. She attended Stetson University for her undergrad. Her areas of interest are personal injury and business litigation. She is also involved in Business Law Society and Stetson Ambassadors