Graham K. Bryant is a Deputy Solicitor General of Virginia and Director of Virginia Appellate Litigation at Virginia Office of the Attorney General. He possess expertise in attorney, legal. Colleagues describe him as "Graham was an undergraduate peer tutor in the William and Mary Writing Resources Center (WRC) where he worked one-on-one to help students improve their writing and oral communication skills. Each consultation required him to adapt in a dynamic (sometimes almost therapy-like!) interview environment to meet individual student needs. He was part of a core of consultants who worked as a team to keep the WRC running smoothly and provide an important service to the university. In addition, he was instrumental in expanding the WRC's presence in social media and in setting up online consultations using Skype. Thanks to Graham's efforts, students studying abroad or at home around the world now have access to the Writing Resources Center. The skills he developed in the WRC complemented his writing and editing work for campus publications." and "Graham is a highly skilled and talented news writer. As an intern in our office, he performs at the same level as full-time professionals, producing superb news articles, features, photos and videos -- often on tight deadlines. His writing is creative, succinct and engaging, and his work earns praise from faculty and administrators around the campus. Not only is Graham's work exceptional, but his work ethic and attitude are also outstanding. He is flexible, eager to tackle new challenges and able to work with a variety of people on a multitude of different topics. I highly recommend him for any position involving news writing, but I feel that his intelligence, skills and passion will serve him -- and his employer -- well in just about any profession."