. . . who will author a chapter on the rule of law in Latin America in the forthocming book by Routledge Publishing, “Latin American Democracy: Emerging Reality or Endangered Species?” The co-authors of this book are among the top Latin American studies scholars in the United States.

. . . whose article “‘Give The Lady What She Wants’ — As Long As It’s Macy’s” has been accepted for publication in the Temple Law Review.

. . . who presented “Integrating Research into Research and Writing Programs” at last week’s southeastern legal writing conference at Nova Southeastern.

. . . who presented “What Do You See?” at last week’s southeastern legal writing conference at Nova Southeastern.

. . . who presented “Generations X & Y Take Legal Writing: Practical Strategies for Class Management” at last week’s southeastern legal writing conference at Nova Southeastern.

. . . who presented “Revising: Creating a Checklist that Can Be Used Beyond the LRW Class” at last week’s southeastern legal writing conference at Nova Southeastern.

. . . who presented “Bridging the Gap: Designing a Class that Helps Students Transition from Legal Writing Assignments to Writing for Final Exams” at last week’s southeastern legal writing conference at Nova Southeastern.

. . . who presented “Classical Style: Encouraging Students to Take Style Seriously” at last week’s southeastern legal writing conference at Nova Southeastern.

. . . whose article, “Smarter ‘Smart’ Sanctions” has been published at 26 Penn. St. Intl. L. Rev. 37 (2007).

. . . who spoke on “Challenges for Foreign Investors: Antitrust Law” at The Florida Bar’s International CLE last week in Brazil.

. . . who spoke on “The Ethical Environment of International Law” at The Florida Bar’s International CLE last week in Brazil.

. . . who has been named chair of The Florida Bar’s Public Interest Law Section’s Homelessness Committee.