. . . who presented "Designing (or Re-Designing) Your Course to Improve Learning and Teaching--Integrated Instructional Design Tools" at the Legal Writing Institute's Thirteenth Biennial Conference at Indiana University School of Law in Indianapolis, July 14-17. Her presentation offered participants a series of materials to guide course design decisions to create a dynamic and integrated legal writing course.

. . . who participated in Suffolk University Law School's Practice Schools Program's podcast on "Trasitioning from One-Le to Summer Legal Work," which is available at the Suffolk law school's iTunes U site.

. . . who spoke at the International Society for the Reform of Criminal Law in Dublin, Ireland, on Sunday, July 13th, on a panel titled "Participation and Inchoate Offences" (European spelling).

On Friday, June 13, Laura Zuppo organized a panel presentation at the NAPLA (Northeastern Association of Pre-Law Advisors) Annual Meeting at Cornell in Ithaca, New York. NAPLA is the oldest and largest of the regional pre-law advising organizations, and the panel was on the subject of "Guiding a Student's Choice When You Know (or Suspect) Law School is Not the Right Choice." The panel included perspectives from pre-law advisors, an undergraduate professor, Professor Adams, and deans of admissions.

. . . who spoke on June 19 on "Best Practices for Asynchronous Electronic Education Classes" at the 2008 Conference for Law School Computing; she also spoke in May at NACDL's Spring Meeting and Seminar -- her topic was "The Long Arm of the Law: Extraterritorial Application of U.S. Criminal Liability."

. . . whose article, "The Rhetoric of Accommodation: Considering the Language of Work-Family Discourse," has been published in a symposium on Workplace Restructuring to Accommodate Family Life in the the University of St. Thomas Law Journal.

. . . who will be speaking at the ABA Annual meeting for the Section on Criminal Justice (details below). Defining the Boundaries: The Use of Private Contractors in Contingency Operations Saturday, August 9, 2008; 2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.; Conference Room K, Executive Conference Center, Sheraton New York Moderator: Professor Stephen Saltzburg, George Washington University Law School, Washington, DC; Speakers: David Hammond, Crowell Moring, Washington, DC; Anthony Joseph, Maynard Cooper & Gale, PC, Birmingham, AL; Robert Litt, Arnold & Porter, Washington, DC; Karen L. Manos, Gibson Dunn & Crutcher, Washington, DC; James MacGuill, President, Council of the Law Society of Ireland, Dublin, Ireland; Luz Nagle, Stetson University, St. Petersburg, FL; Peter H. White, Mayer Brown Washington, DC Individual Ticket prices: General Admission $75.00;Government Attorneys and Judges - $35.00, Law Students – Free

. . . who facilitated a two-day Risk-Management workshop for the National Association of Campus Activities last week in Orlando; Michael Farley also served as a featured presenter.

. . . who spoke yesterday at the Masters in Ethics seminar on The Florida Bar annual meeting; her topic concerned "The Ethics of Outsourcing Offshore."

. . . whose article, "On Armed Conflict, Human Rights, and Preserving the Rule of Law in Latin America," has been accepted for publication in the Penn State International Law Review.

. . . who was the speaker yesterday at the Sarasota County Bar Association’s Law Day luncheon.

. . . whose new casebook, "International Sales Law and Arbitration: Problems, Cases, and Commentary," has been published by Aspen/Kluwers; his co-author is former Stetson Law professor Jack Graves (who is now at Touro); Stephanie Vaughan also assisted with the project.