Loddy (Liz) Tolzmann Loddy (Liz) Tolzmann is an attorney at Davis and Goldfarb, PLLC, where she exclusively practices corporate business immigration, family-based immigration, consular-based processing, and deportation defense.  She received her Juris Doctor degree from the University of St. Thomas Law School and her Bachelor’s degree in Business/Marketing from the Carlson School of Management at the University of Minnesota.  Loddy is an active member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) and Nevada Trial Lawyer’s Association (NTLA).   She is also an active member of the community serving as a volunteer attorney for Volunteer Lawyers Network; a Board Member for the University of St. Thomas Alumni Association; Mentor for the University of St. Thomas Law School; and a Big Sister for the Twin Cities Big Brothers/Big Sisters program.

Angie Isaacson Angie Isaacson is a Juvenile Probation Officer in the Hawthorne neighborhood of North Minneapolis and oversees the intensive supervision of gang youth.  Her extensive youth experience also includes working at St Joseph's Shelter for Children; interning with Hennepin County Augustus Program in Juvenile Probation; being a Speical Program Counselor for the Juvenile Probation Gun Program; and working as a Truancy Coordinator in Juvenile Probation.  Angie spent 4.5 years as a Psychological Operations Specialist stateside and abroad in the Army following high school.  She spent an additional 4.5 years in the Army Reserve while attending the University of Minnesota where she recieved a B.A, in Family Social Science with an emphasis in Youth Studies.  She also studied Spanish at the Defense Language Institute and recieved an AA degree from Monterey Peninsula College in Language Studies.  Additionally, Angie has spent 7 years volunteering with the Gang Strike Force and helping run the Mike Force program, an anti-gang program based in St. Paul. The program opened the first full day public JROTC Military Academy, the General John Vessey Leadership Academy Charter School, in the fall of 2004.  Angie remains very involved as the Secretary of the School Board at the Academy.

Bryan Toft Bryan Toft is the Assistant Vice President of Commercial Lending at University National Bank in St. Paul, Minnesota.  He received his computer science degree in 2003 from Buena Vista University in Storm Lake, Iowa.  He is currently working on his MBA at the University of St. Thomas.  In addition, Bryan volunteers as a finance committee member for Hearth Connection; a driver for Meals on Wheels; and a first grade tutor at New Spirit School.

John Ross McCullough John McCullough is the Assistant Revisor in the legislative Office of the Revisor of Statutes in St. Paul.  He was formerly the manager of the criminal expungement clinic and staff attorney at the Council on Crime and Justice in Minneapolis. John obtained his law degree and M.A. from the University of St. Thomas in 2005. He was one of 50 new attorneys throughout the nation to be selected as an Equal Justice Works Fellow, an organization located in Washington D.C. In 2002, John received his B.A. from the University of Minnesota. His past experience includes work as a Minnesota Justice Foundation volunteer with the Ramsey County Public Defenders and Legal Aid Society of Minneapolis, an extern with the Council on Crime and Justice and a student attorney with the Inter-Professional Center for Counseling and Legal Services at the University of St. Thomas School of Law. In his spare time, John enjoys spending time with his family, being an inmate mentor, biking, coffee, blogs, reading and movies.  John lives in Minneapolis.