A large portion of the gift will help assure the future of the Summer Law Program. Hogan has taken an active role in the program over the years, presenting lectures and meeting individually with students. I'm glad that I can help out. In addition to supporting the Summer Program, the Hogans' gift will help fund FSU's Mock Trial Team and civil trial justice programs. It will also fund scholarships for St. Johns County public high school students and graduates of St. Johns River Community College.
Hogan is a graduate of the community college.
The gift to the College of Law is the largest ever made by one of its graduates and is the second major gift Hogan has made. Law School Dean Don Weidner remarked on Hogan's loyalty and dedication to the law school. Throughout his career, Wayne Hogan has consistently made increasingly generous contributions to the law school. It is important to note that Wayne is a law school standard bearer who serves as a model for all lawyers, he represents the very, very best of the trial bar. He is a 'good guy' in every sense of the word.