Tonya Noldon-Randall

Tonya Noldon-Randall is a Visiting Instructor in the Academic Success & Bar Preparation Department at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University College of Law. She teaches Introduction to Analytical Skills I and II and provides bar exam coaching to law graduates and examinees. With over a decade of experience in bar review instruction through Kaplan Bar Review, she has supported students across the country in passing their state bar exams.

Educational Background:

• University of Virginia School of Law – Juris Doctorate (2004)
• Cornell University – Bachelor of Arts in Economics (1997)

Her research and teaching interests center on legal education, bar passage strategies, and doctrinal areas such as Employment Discrimination, Criminal Procedure, Evidence, and Elder Law. She also brings expertise in Trial Advocacy, Legal Research, and Urban Law from her prior teaching roles.

Although no publications are listed, her work focuses on practical legal skill development, analytical reasoning, and bar readiness—critical components in contemporary legal education.

Professional Recognition and Affiliations:

• Licensed attorney in Florida, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Ohio
• Member, Federal Bar Association

She has served as a judicial law clerk in the Southern District of Texas and Middle District of Florida. At the University of Central Florida, she was Head Coach of the Moot Court Team and Faculty Advisor to the Legal Honor Society. Her dedication extends beyond higher education into public service, including teaching mathematics at Title I schools and founding a pre-law program with Teen Court engagement.

She currently teaches multiple sections of Introduction to Analytical Skills I and II at FAMU Law and maintains flexible office hours for student support in-person, online via Zoom, or by appointment.