Alyce Manley Spruell has held a variety of leadership and service positions in the bar since becoming licensed to practice in Alabama in October 1983, shortly after graduating from the University of Alabama School of Law. She served on the bar’s Young Lawyers’ Section Executive Committee for three years, and chaired the Admissions Ceremony Committee during her tenure. She served on the initial Supreme Court Commission on Dispute Resolution, and has also served on the Volunteer Lawyers Program Committee and the Task Force on Professionalism, as well as other state bar committees. Locally, Spruell served as the Tuscaloosa County Bar Association president in 1996-97, after serving several terms on the local bar executive committee. Spruell currently serves as a member of the Legal Services Corporation Board of Directors (as a Bar Commission designee), and is also a participant in the Volunteer Lawyers Program. She is a 2008 graduate of the Leadership Alabama program, and has served on a number of community and statewide service organizations. Alternative dispute resolution services are also provided. She has served as an adjunct professor at the University of Alabama School of Law in the area of trial advocacy for over 10 years.