Hunter Nasato serves as the Associate Director of Academic Success Programs at Texas Tech University School of Law. In her role, she provides academic support to students at all stages in their law school careers. From teaching first-year students in their Introduction to the Study of Law course, to supporting graduates preparing to take the bar exam, Hunter is committed to helping Tech Law students achieve their goals in the legal profession.

Prior to joining the Office of Academic Success Programs, Hunter practiced criminal and juvenile defense in rural west Texas. She received her Bachelor of Science in Human Sciences from Texas Tech University and her J.D. from Texas Tech University School of Law in 2024 with a concentration in Criminal Law & Innocence. As a student at Tech Law, she participated in the Caprock Regional Public Defender Clinic and served as a Comment Editor for Volume 56 of the Texas Tech Law Review. While in law school, Hunter published an article about the need for increased protections for incarcerated juveniles and remains dedicated to contributing to the advancement of scholarship in juvenile law. She is licensed to practice law in the state of Texas.