Vanderplas Publishers has released "Children and the Law: The Competing Rights, Privileges, and Interests of Children, Parents, and the State, A Reader" by Professor Bohl and Professor Christine Metteer Lorillard.

On March 5, Professor Minneit presented his paper, "Behavioral Economics of Environmental Marketing Claims" at Washburn University School of Law.

Stetson University's ninth president, Dr. Wendy B. Libby, was inaugurated Saturday, March 20.

A team from the University of Maryland won Stetson's International Environmental Moot Court Competition.

Professor Gardner has signed a contract with Island Press to write a book titled Lawyers, Swamps, and Money: U.S. Wetland Law, Policy, and Politics. This week, Professor Gardner hosted the International Wildlife Conference and the international rounds of the International Environmental Moot Court Competition.

Professor Peter Lake's latest book Beyond Discipline argues for an education-based, student-centered process, which is not overly legalistic.

Speakers from around the world will present on international law, environmental law and animal issues.

Advocacy teams from Stetson Law won competitions Feb. 27 and Feb. 28 in Miami and Kansas City.

Professor Podgor's article on "White Collar Innocence: Irrelevant in the High Stakes Risk Game," was published in a 2010 symposium issue of the Chicago-Kent Law Review. The symposium was co-sponsored by Vanderbilt, Washington & Lee, Emory, and Louisville.

Associte Dean Cooper spoke on "New Challenges in International Study" at the 31st Annual National Conference on Law and Higher Education.

Dr. Kaye spoke on "Fundamentals of Campus Risk Management" at the 31st Annual National Conference on Law and Higher Education, held last week in Orlando.

Professor Lake served as co-chair of and a featured speaker at the 31st Annual National Conference on Law and Higher Education, held last week in Orlando. One presentation focused on At-Risk Response Teams, and the other focused on his book Beyond Discipline.