Professional Experience:
Attorney and Counselor At Law in private practice (real estate transactions, real estate
litigation, commercial litigation, banking, taxation, collections, bankruptcy, secured
transactions, corporate/securities), 1980 - present

Faculty, SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY (teaching Business and E-Law,
Real Estate Transactions, and Real Estate Law, in the graduate degree program of the
Law and Taxation Department and Real Estate Law, Business Law, and Real Estate
Fundamentals in the undergraduate degree program of the Edwin L. Cox School of
Business), 1985 - 2008

Fee Attorney, LANDAMERICA/AMERICAN TITLE COMPANY, 2002 - 2004

General Counsel, FORESTWOOD NATIONAL BANK, 1987-88

President & CEO, REAL OPPORTUNITIES INCORPORATED (real estate
brokerage, management, investments, syndication), 1984-87

General Counsel & Executive Vice President, REAL OPPORTUNITIES
INCORPORATED, 1982-84

Commercial Real Estate Broker, BRYAN DUNKLIN & ASSOCIATES, 1981 - present

Commercial Real Estate Broker, GWIN/ADAMS & ASSOCIATES, 1981

Associate Attorney and Law Clerk, BAKER, GLAST, RIDDLE, TUTTLE &
ELLIOTT (subsequently BAKER, RIDDLE, MILLER, PHILLIPS, BROWN &
MURRAY), 1979-81

Law Clerk - MEYERS, MILLER & MIDDLETON, 1978

President, CHARCO BROILER, INC., 1976-77


Past or Present Professional Affiliations, Honors, Activities and Licenses:

The College of the State Bar of Texas, 2000 - 2004

Dallas, Texas, and American Bar Associations, 1980 - present

Real Estate, Probate and Trust Section of the Texas Bar Association

Chairman, Real Property Section of the Dallas Bar Association, 2004

Vice Chairman, Real Property Section of the Dallas Bar Association, 2003

Secretary, Real Property Section of the Dallas Bar Association, 2002

Treasurer, Real Property Section of the Dallas Bar Association, 2001

Dallas Area Real Estate Lawyers Study Group, 2001 - present

Speaker:  Mortgage Lending Institute; Texas Land Title Institute; North Texas
Association of Real Estate Professionals; Texas Advanced Real Estate Law Course;
North Texas Association of Real Estate Investors; Real Estate Investors Association;
Association of Independent Real Estate Owners, Real Estate Owners Association,
DFWREIN, CLE International ("Tenant Remedies"), Dallas Bar Association, Real
Property Section ("Negotiating Gambits and Tactics That Work"); Dallas Area Real
Estate Lawyers Study Group ("Using Land Trusts to Obtain The Benefits of Real
Estate in Texas"); Greater Dallas Board of Realtors; Association of Independent Real
Estate Owners; Texas Apartment Association; Apartment Association of Greater
Dallas; Foreclosure Listing Service Seminars; R.O.I. Seminars; D/FW Rand Group, Inc.;
S.M.U. Real Estate Club; Beta Tau Epsilon (S.M.U. Real Estate Honorary Society);
Richland Community College Real Estate Seminar; Delta Sigma Pi Business Fraternity,
University of Texas at Arlington; Richland Community College Property Management
Seminar

Webmaster of the Real Property Section of the Dallas Bar Association - 2000 - present

Greater Dallas Board of Realtors

Forms & Contracts Committee (Lease Subcommittee), Greater Dallas Board of Realtors

Texas Apartment Association

Apartment Association of Greater Dallas

Dallas Association of Young Lawyers

Development Board, Forestwood National Bank

Investment Committee, Forestwood National Bank

Loan Review Committee, Forestwood National Bank

Board of Directors, Association of Independent Real Estate Owners

Licensed as a real estate broker since 1981

Presently licensed to practice law before the Texas Supreme Court, the United States
Tax Court, and the United States District Courts and Bankruptcy Courts for the
Northern and Eastern Districts of Texas


Civic and Community Involvement:
Highland Park Presbyterian Church (praise band, choir parent, Sunday school teacher,
international student sponsor), 1993 to 2004

Southern Methodist University School of Law, Board of Advocates, Honorary
Member, 1995

Southern Methodist University School of Law, Judge of Finals of Client Counseling
Competition, 1996 - present

Southern Methodist University School of Law, Mock Trial Judge, 1994-95

Southern Methodist University School of Law, American Bar Association Client
Counseling Competition, Coach (1992 National Finalists, 1992 and 1993 Regional
Champions), 1992 to present

Caucus Toastmasters Club, 1995-96

YMCA Indian Princess and Indian Guide program participant, 1993 to 1997

YMCA Soccer Coach, 1993-95

YMCA Basketball Coach, 1997-98

North Dallas Chamber of Commerce Baseball Coach, 1996 to present

Park Cities Rotary Club of Dallas, Texas (Chairman, Rotaract Committee), 1987

Executive Director, Dallas County Democratic Party, 1976

Dallas County Democratic Party Executive Committee, 1976-77

Democratic Party Precinct Chairman, 1976-77

Texas State Democratic Party Convention Delegate, 1976

Democratic National Convention, Communications Staff, 1976

Jimmy Carter Presidential Campaign Staff, 1975-76

Administrative Assistant to Phil Gramm, Phil Gramm for Senate Campaign Committee,
1975

Democratic National Committee, Communications & Elections Staff, 1973

Legislative Affairs Assistant, Dallas Chamber of Commerce, 1973


Education:
Juris Doctor, Southern Methodist University School of Law, 1981

Masters of Business Administration, Edwin L. Cox School of Business, Southern
Methodist University, 1981

Bachelor of Arts, with honors, Southern Methodist University, 1975

Pine Bluff High School, Pine Bluff, Arkansas, 1969-70

The Lawrenceville School, Lawrenceville, New Jersey, 1967-69

Law Review, Journal of Air Law & Commerce, Southern Methodist University School
of Law (selected on basis of top 10% of class standing), 1976-77

Russell Baker Moot Court Quarter Finalist, 1977

Dean's List

Student Senate, 1973-74

Resident Assistant, Summer School Resident Advisor, Sophomore Advisor, Student
Academic Advisor, 1971-73

Who's Who in American Colleges & Universities, 1973-74

Planning & Priorities Cabinet, Advisory Board to the President of Southern Methodist
University, 1974

Faculty Committee on Ethics & Tenure, 1974

Level III Judiciary - Supreme Court of Southern Methodist University, 1974

SMU Freshman Cheerleader, 1970-71


Skills and Hobbies:
Excellent typing and computer skills including Word Perfect, Lotus, Microsoft Word,
Excel, Power Point, Windows, and DOS; enjoy playing and composing music on MIDI
keyboard, piano, guitar, bass, and banjo (play with rock and roll group, the "Cat
Daddies," in C&W group, the "Larry Evans and the Red River Band," and in praise
band for Highland Park Presbyterian Church Pursuit Service and other occasions);
enjoy covering sporting events as a producer/director/camera operator/editor; extensive
travel experience throughout North America, the Carribean, and Europe; enjoy public
speaking, basketball, baseball/softball, tennis, swimming, jogging, snow skiing, ice and
roller skating, fishing, and coaching soccer, basketball, and baseball.


Personal:
Born December 28, 1951, Kansas City, Missouri; excellent health (non-smoker);
height, 5'9"; weight, 175 pounds; married to Madeline Claire Dunklin for 32 years; two
children, Allyssa, 22, and Miles, 20.
Resume of Professional Qualifications of Bryan Dunklin
Bryan Dunklin
Law Offices of Bryan Dunklin
Attorney and Counselor at Law