. . . who received the Dean’s Award for extraordinary service to the College of Law.

The following faculty received Faculty Service Awards for outstanding service to the College of Law during 2007-2007:

Michael Allen
Mark Bauer
Paul Boudreaux
Brooke Bowman
John Cooper
Peter Fitzgerald
Jamie Fox
Tim Kaye
Becky Morgan
Ellen Podgor
Theresa Radwan
Charlie Rose
Rebecca Trammell

. . . who spoke yesterday at the Charlotte County bar Association’s Law Day luncheon in Port Charlotte on the importance of the rule of law in a free society.

. . . whose article, “10 Years Out of Step and Out of Line: Florida’s Statutory Ban of ‘Lesbi-Gay Adoption’ Violates the Adoption and Safe Families Act of 1997,” has been accepted for publication in the Maryland Law Journal of Race, Religion, Gender & Class.

. . . who will be a featured speaker at the Florida Community Colleges Risk Management Consortium this week in Gainesville.

. . . who will speak on May 30 at the The University of Washington School of Law’s day-long conference (and CLE), The Prosecutorial Ethic: A Tribute to King County Prosecutor Norm Maleng, on Friday, May 30, 2008; her topic is “Comparative Perspectives on Prosecution.”

. . . who was the speaker at the West Pasco County Bar Association’s annual Law Day Dinner on May 1.

. . .who spoke on April 30 at the University of Cadiz,http://www.diariosur.es/20080501/gibraltar/profesor-gardner-plantea-formulas-20080501.html/.

. . . who will be the featured speaker at the Rescue & Restore Coalition Meeting on May 15 in St. Petersburg and who this week is attending the Mexican Curricular Reform Project sponsored by the Federal Court and University of Louisville School of Law.

. . . on the publication of “Still Waiting: The Slow Evolution of the Law in Light of the Ongoing Student Suicide Crisis,” which appears as the lead article in the Spring 2008 issue of The Journal of College and University Law.

. . . on the publication of Michael P. Allen, Of Remedy, Juries and State Regulation of Punitive Damages: The Significance of Philip Morris v. Williams, 63 N.Y. U. Annual Survey Am. L. 343 (2007) (lead article).

. . . who is serving as a guest blogger on the IntLawGrrls blog.