. . . who participated in a videoconference program on "Emerging Issues: Returning Veterans, PTSD and Other Injuries, and Their Impact on the Criminal Justice" on Friday, Oct. 31. The program was sponsored by National Clearinghouse for Science, Technology and the Law at Stetson University College of Law. Professor Morgan moderated the program from the Eleazer Courtroom. Professor Allen was one of two presenters in the Eleazer Courtroom who discuswsed the issues, programs, and criminal courts' responses to veterans with PTSD, with the remaining three prsenters particpating from Menlo Park, California. The program was planned by Professor Carol Henderson and Dr. Susan Zucker of the Clearinghouse.

. . . who was a featured speaker earlier this month at the NACA's regional conference in Lancaster, Pa.

. . . whose artice, "Research Across the Curriculum: The Road Must Continue Beyond the First Year," will be pubished in the Fall 2008 issue of the Oklahoma Law Review.

. . . who presented "It Was Homeownership: American Dream or Illusion of Empowerment," at a syposium this week at the University of South Carolina School of Law.

. . . who has been named to the Advisory Board for an SSRN Law & Rhetoric e-Journal sponsored by Mercer University.

. . . who is a panelist today at the "Pathways to Employment in International Law program? hosted by the ABA Section of International Law and the Florida Bar International Law Section; Barry University is the host.

. . . who has been appointed to the Legal Writing Institute's Professional Development Committee.

. . . who has been appointed to Chair the Legal Writing Institute's Archives Committee and to serve on the Writers Workshop Alumni Committee.

. . . who has been appointed to the Legal Writing Institute's Awards Committee.

. . . who has been elected as a member of the American Law Institute.

. . . whose co-authored book with Roger S. Clark, Understanding International Criminal Law (Second ed.), has been published by LexisNexis.

. . . who was part of a panel discussion last night at Studio@620's Social Justice Roundtable, which focused on Amendment 2 on the Florida November ballot.