Professor Hudson presented his paper, "Commerce in the Commons: The U.S. Supreme Court's Consistent Treatment of Privatized Commons Resources Under the Commerce Clause," as part of a New Scholars Workshop at SEALS.

Professor Hawkins-Leon spoke at SEALS on a panel titled "Children in Crisis: Reforming the Foster Care and Adoption System."

Professor Cameron moderated a panel at SEALS titled "Incorporating Doctrinal Interests into Legal Research & Writing Courses."

Professor Bowman spoke at SEALS on a panel titled "Research Assistance 2.0."

Professor Bohl spoke at SEALS on a panel titled "Incorporating Doctrinal Interests into Legal Research & Writing Courses."

Professor Bauer spoke at SEALS on a panel titled "You've Got Tenure! Now What?" He also served as a mentor for a new scholar as part of the new scholars workshop program.

Professor Allen moderated a roundtable discussion at SEALS titled "Federal Civil Pleading After Iqbal/Twombly." He also served as a mentor for a new scholar as part of the new scholars workshop program.

Professor Nagle has accepted an offer to publish her child soldiers article as the lead article in the fall issue of the Cardozo Journal of International and Comparative Law. In early July, she also participated in a panel at the federal court discussing human trafficking for a group of Canadian government officials visiting Tampa under the U.S. State Department Distinguished Foreign Visitors program.

Yesterday in Toronto, Professor Podgor received the Heeney Award, which has been described as the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers' "most prestigious award” and is given annually to one person.

Their article, "The Elderly in Bankruptcy and Health Reform," has been accepted for publication in Volume 18 of the Georgetown Journal on Poverty Law and Policy.