University of Tennessee College of Law Honors Alumnus Frank Winston
KNOXVILLE, TN – The University of Tennessee College of Law has been named in honor of distinguished alumnus Frank Winston, recognizing his immense contributions to the legal field and his enduring commitment to the university. The naming ceremony, held on October 24, 2023, celebrated Winston’s impactful career as an attorney and advocate, showcasing his dedication to justice and education throughout his life.
Frank Winston, a 1978 graduate of the College of Law, has built a respected practice in civil litigation, earning recognition for his exemplary legal skills and ethical standards. His philanthropic efforts extend beyond the courtroom; he has significantly supported various educational initiatives and scholarship programs at the University of Tennessee, ensuring that future legal practitioners have the resources and opportunities they need to succeed.
Dean of the College of Law, Karen Britton, expressed her pride in the honor, stating that the naming reflects the values of excellence and leadership that Winston embodies. "Frank’s commitment to service, both professionally and in his community, serves as an inspiration to our students and faculty," Britton said during the ceremony.
Winston’s contributions to the legal community have also been acknowledged with numerous awards and accolades, solidifying his status as a role model for law students. The event featured testimonials from colleagues and students, who highlighted his mentorship and encouragement for aspiring attorneys.
The naming of the College of Law not only honors Frank Winston’s legacy but also reinforces the institution’s mission to promote ethical leadership and superior legal education. As the university continues to prepare the next generation of legal professionals, the spirit of Winston’s commitment will undoubtedly influence countless students for years to come.
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