Journal of Aging Law & Policy - Meet the Editors
Logan Culp
Editor-In-Chief
Logan is a third-year law student and serves as the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Aging Law & Policy. He is from Tampa, FL, and earned his B.A. in communication from the University of South Florida. Logan also contributes to Stetson Law Review as an associate, has interned in the Middle District of Florida, and has edited as a volunteer on the International Law Section Deskbook. He has worked as a law clerk both in the Consumer Protection Division of Nebraska's Attorney General, and for a private personal injury firm.
Amanda Coonrod
Managing Editor
Amanda is a third-year law student and serves as the Managing Editor for the Journal of Aging Law & Policy. Amanda also serves as the Senior Deputy Chief of Tours and Engagement for the Stetson Ambassadors program and is part of the Stetson Elder Law Concentration. She is originally from Tallahassee, Florida and graduated from Florida State University with a B.S. in Business Management and Marketing. Outside of school, Amanda enjoys traveling, seeing friends and family and playing pickleball.
Rachel Steinke
Articles Editor
Rachel Steinke is a third-year law student from Orlando, Florida, and currently serves as Chief Article Editor for the Journal. She earned a B.S in International Affairs and German from Florida State University. At Stetson, Rachel is also involved in the Elder Law Concentration and Stetson Ambassadors. Outside of classes, she enjoys knitting, baking, and training for her second triathlon.
Peyton Stafford
Articles Editor
Peyton Stafford is a 24-year-old 3L student at Stetson University College of Law. Peyton and his wife moved from Louisiana to Florida so he could attend law school and pursue an elder law career, serving Florida’s aging population. Peyton is a member of Stetson’s Elder Law Concentration and Elder Law Society, as well as an Articles Editor for the Journal of Aging Law and Policy. In addition to elder law activities, Peyton is an Articles and Symposia Editor for Stetson Law Review and a member of the First-Generation Law Student Association. His activities outside of the classroom include volunteering weekly at an assisted living facility, where he was awarded the Gail S. Warren Volunteer of the Year award for 2024, and expanding his network up and down Florida’s west coast with the goal of beginning work at an elder law firm immediately after school.
Averie Mezroub
Publication Editor
Averie Mezroub is a third-year law student and a Publication Editor on the Journal of Aging Law and Policy. She plans to pursue a career in criminal defense after graduation. Averie’s legal experience includes work in criminal defense, corporate compliance, and family law. She lives in Sarasota, Florida, and earned her B.A. in Interdisciplinary Social Science from the University of South Florida. Outside of law school, Averie enjoys paddleboarding and attending musical theater productions with her daughter.
Jeff Ferrari
Publication Editor
Jeff Ferrari is a 3L at Stetson and serves as a Publication Editor for the Journal of Aging Law & Policy. He earned a B.S. in Criminology from Florida State University. At Stetson, Jeff has served as Secretary of the Elder Law Society, a Teaching Assistant for Professor Morgan, and a Fellow with the Center for Elder Justice. Outside of class, he enjoys spending time with his three poodles, fishing, skeet shooting, and finding bendy roads to drive.
Emmanuel A De Diego
Articles Editor
Emmanuel A De Diego: Hi, my name is Emmanuel De Diego, and I’m an Associate Editor and Articles Editor for the Journal of Aging Law and Policy. I’m originally from Puerto Rico, and I earned my undergraduate degree from Rollins College in Orlando. Throughout law school, I’ve served as a teaching assistant for legal research and writing during 2L. Additionally, I’ve also been a part of the Stetson Law Ambassador and served on the executive board of the Hispanic Bar Association. After law school, I will begin working at a Civil Defense firm in Orlando. I look forward to an excellent semester with the Journal and everyone involved!
Savanna Unger
Associate Editor
Savanna Unger is a part time student with an expected graduation date of December 2026. Outside of her professional pursuits, Savanna enjoys spending time with family, friends, and her two dogs Bella and Bambi, working out, and exploring nature
Taryn Rollins
Associate Editor
Taryn Rollins is a third-year student from Corbin, Kentucky, and graduated from Bellarmine University where she earned a B.A. in Sociology and Political Science. She serves as the Deputy Chief of Policy & Hours for Stetson Ambassadors and plays an active role in the Veterans Advocacy Clinic on campus. Outside of law school, Taryn enjoys spending time with her dog, Ladybug, as well as gardening and cooking.
Aubrey Thompson
Associate Editor
Aubrey Thompson: I am a 2L from Raleigh, North Carolina. I completed my undergrad at Furman University, where I majored in psychology and politics & international affairs. After law school, I am interested in going into elder law and estate planning.