. . . who presented last Friday on current higher education law and policy issues at a consortium of colleges and universities in South Carolina.

. . . who delivered the plenary presentation on Feb. 7 at the ASJA annual meeting on “Remembering the History of Constitutional Due Process in the Context of Student Discipline.”

. . . who co-delivered a plenary presentation on Feb. 9 at the ASJA annual meeting on “Twenty Years of Students’ Rights and Campus Discipline: What’s Constant, What’s Changed, What’s Emerging?”

. . . who became president of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences on Feb. 20 at the Academy’s 60th annual scientific meeting in Washington, D.C.

. . . who presented yesterday at the National Conference on Law and Higher Education regarding “The Impact of the U.S. Supreme Court’s K-12 Racial Diversity Cases on Higher Education”

. . . whose work in progress, “The Value of a Promise: A Utilitarian Approach to Remedies for the Breach of Contract,” was featured in a recent entry on the respected Legal Theory Blog.

. . . who, on February 13, 2008, was appointed by Mayor Rick Baker to serve the City of St Petersburg as an alternate member to the Code Enforcement Board for a three-year term ending December 31, 2010.

. . . who presented today at the National Conference on Law and Higher Education on “Greek Life: Law, Litigation, Risk Management, and Tradition”

. . . whose White Collar Crime Blog has been ranked as the 15th top Law Prof Blogs by both visitors and page views for the most recent 12-month period.

. . . who presented today at the National Conference on Law and Higher Education on “Understanding Our Students by Understanding Emo Culture”; he also serves as Conference Co-Chair; more than 450 individuals attended the conference, which is now in its 29th year.

. . . who presented today at the National Conference on Law and Higher Education on legal and policy issues regarding study-abroad programs.

. . . who presented today at the National Conference on Law and Higher Education on “Protecting 501(c)(3) Status”