. . . whose most recent publication has appeared in print: Jumping off the Merry-Go-Round: How the Federal Courts Will Reconcile the Circular Deference Problem
between HIPAA and FOIA, 58 Cath. U. L. Rev. 333 (2009).
Liz Moody
. . . who served as Chair for the “Task Force to Revise the Model Nonprofit Corporation Act,” which has Act has now been adopted and published. Dean Moodey also presented on the Act at the ABA Section of Business Law Luncheon on April 17.
Kristen Adams and Candace Zierdt
. . . who presented jointly on the concept of notice as it appears in various Articles of the UCC at the ABA’s Section of Business Law meeting in Vancouver. Professor Zierdt also moderated a very well-received panel on Non-Uniformity — the Spice of Life or a Recipe for Disaster? Professor Adams participated on a panel called Stump the Champs, where people are supposed to bring their hardest UCC questions to ask.
Stephanie Vaughan and Kate Bohl
. . . who have been awarded programmatic tenure effective as of August 1.
Linda Anderson, Brooke Bowman, Catherine Cameron, Kelly Feeley, Ann Piccard
. . . who have been promoted to Associate Professor of Legal Skills, effective August 1.
Luz Nagle
. . . who has been appointed by the ABA’s Criminal Justice Section to the task force on the Vienna Convention.
Ellen Podgor
. . . who recently has spoken at Georgetown Law Center and Northwestern University.
Peter Lake
. . . whose essay “Student Discipline: The Case Against Legalistic Approaches” appeared in the April 13 issue of The Chronicle of Higher Education.
Candace Zierdt
. . . who gave presentations at the ABA’s Section of Business annual meeting in Vancouver.
Michael Allen
. . . who spoke at Seattle University School of Law last week at a conference on Alternate Perspectives on the Judicial Role; a related article has bee published in the Seattle Law Review: “A Limited Defense of (at Least Some of) the Umpire Analogy,” 32 Seattle U. L. Rev. 525 (2009).
Kristen Adams
. . . who has been selected as the UCC Vice Chair of the ABA’s Business Section.
Dorothea Beane
. . . who has been working on the constitution for the U.S. Virgin Islands through Stetson Law’s Institute of Caribbean Law and Policy.