Professor Davis has been re-elected to the Board of Directors for the Association of Legal Writing Directors.

Dean Dickerson was a featured panelist on April 8 at the 5th Annual North Carolina Statewide Safety Conference.

This summer, Prof. Hudson will be returning to his undergraduate alma mater, the University of Montevallo, to help develop a new Environmental Studies Program.

Professor Nagle's article "Child Soldiers and the Duty of Nations to Protect Children from Participation in Armed Conflict" has been published as the lead article in the winter 2011 issue of the Cardozo Journal of International and Comparative Law.

Professor Hudson presented his paper, "Federal Constitutions and Global Governance: The Case of Climate Change," at a faculty workshop at the George Mason University School of Law.

On Friday, February 4, Prof.Wilson attended the Latest Developments in IP Law conference at Suffolk University Law School, where he spoke on the Trademarks panel and specifically addressed New Developments in the ongoing "Trademarks in Cyberspace" debate. Next month, he will speak at The National Bar Association Conference on Law & Religion in Atlanta on the topic of Copyright Law and Music Ministry. Professor Wilson's article, "Battle Galactica: Recent Advances and Retreats in the Struggle for the Preservation of Trademark Rights On the Internet," is scheduled to appear in 12 J. High Tech. L. during 2011-12. Finally, his article on Caribbean Intellectual Property law is forthcoming in the Michigan State Journal of International Law's 19:3.

Professor Kaye presented his paper "Torts as Relational Contracts" on February 19th at the Sixth Annual International Conference on Contracts held at Stetson.

Professor Morrissey presented his paper "Lochner, Lawrence, and Liberty" on February 19th at the Sixth Annual International Conference on Contracts held at Stetson.

Professors Zierdt, Jimenez, Areheart, and Adams served as moderators on panels at the Sixth Annual International Conference on Contracts

Professor Batey's artice, "As Used in the Federal Mandatory Minimum Drug Sentencing Statutes, Is 'Cocaine Base' Limited to Crack?" appears in the Feb. 21, 2011 issue of Preview of United States Supreme Court Cases.