. . . on the publication of his July 9, 2007 op-ed, "Reconsidering In-Lieu Fees: A Modest Proposal," which appears at http://www.ecosystemmarketplace.com/

. . . who has been invited to be a contributor to the Encyclopedia of the Supreme Court of the US.

. . . who will be a presenter at the August 17 CLE program on "Legal Writing and Analysis Workshop for Paralegals," which is sponsored by the Institute for Paralegal Education.

Stetson University College of Law graduate and minority role model Emy Mondesir has been selected for a judicial clerkship at the International Criminal Court in The Hague this July.

Mondesir, who graduated in December 2006 from Stetson Law with a concentration in international law, will clerk this summer in what is arguably the legal capital of the world.

As usual, Professor Henderson has been busy on the road. Below are some of her more recent presentations: April 20 - CSI Effect Panel Louisiana Judges April 23-24 - Invited Commentator at the National Academy of Sciences Forensic Science Commission Meeting April 30 - Sponsored, organized, and participated in Community Acceptance Panel for NIJ on Riot Control Agents May 10 - Participated in Web Conference on Fingerprint Analysis with Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government's ASH Institute for Democratic Goverance and Innovation June 8 - National Association of Certified Valuation Analysts Keynote Presentation "New Developments in Courtroom Testimony, Ethics and Expert Witness Malpractice: Challenges for the 21st Century Expert Witness" in Washington, DC (more than 700 in attendance) June 25 - NIJ Focus Group on Forensic Science Education for Judges Her upcoming presentations include the following: July 23 - National Institute of Justice Conference - participant in CSI Effect panel discussing the effect from the attorney, judge, law enforcement and juror perspectives July 26 - Master 12 Conference at St Louis University, "Digging Up Dirt on Expert Witnesses" ABA Meeting in San Francisco: August 11 - panelist on "Scientific Evidence: What's on the Horizon" August 12 - panelist "The Future of Evidence" Both panels are sponsored by the Science and Technology Law Section. Professor Henderson is the Vice-Chair of the Future of Evidence Committee and will be involved in council meetings as well.

Stetson University College of Law has promoted Michael Farley to assistant dean of student life. Stetson has hired Nicole Snelling as associate director and Morgan Battrell as assistant director of the department.

Aldon Knight is the new associate vice president for college relations at Stetson University College of Law.

In his new role at Stetson, Knight is responsible for fundraising efforts and alumni relations for the law school. Knight has worked in the field of fundraising for 16 years.

Stetson University College of Law has created the Institute on Caribbean Law and Policy to foster academic, scholarly and professional exchanges with the Caribbean legal community.

Professor Charles H. Rose, military law scholar and former judge’s advocate, has been named as the new director of Stetson University College of Law’s nationally recognized Center for Excellence in Advocacy.

This week, Peter has been or will be the featured speaker at (1) a meeting of Florida community college presidents, (2) the annual meeting of the international association of campus law enforcement administrators, and 3) the annual meeting of the national association of college and university attorneys. Next week he will be presenting a regional workshop for NASPA and NACA.

Stetson University College of Law has named professor Clark Furlow, an expert in corporate governance and business ethics, as the associate dean of its Tampa Law Center.

 Stetson University College of Law will host the 32nd Annual Alexander L. Paskay Seminar on Bankruptcy Law and Practice Dec. 7-8 at the Sheraton Sand Key Resort, Clearwater, Fla.