who has been selected as a presenter for the 2007 Association of Legal Writing Directors biennial conference.

whose article, "The Costs of Judicial Restraint: Forgone Opportunities of Limit America's Imprisonment Binge," was published in the New England Journal of Criminal and Civil Confinement

who served as conference chair and speaker at the 28th National Conference on Law and Higher Education in Clearwater Beach, Florida.

who has been selected as an Executive Committee Member of the St. Petersburg Bar Association.

whose article, "Intimations of Citizenship: Repressions and Expressions of Equal Citizenship in the Era of Jim Crow," has been published in the Howard Law Journal

who serves on the selection committee for the 2007 National Wetlands Awards selection committee

whose most recent article, "Third Party Profit-Taking in Tax Exemption Jurisprudence," has been accepted for publication in the BYU Law Review. Darryll also received an offer from the Yale Law and Policy Review.

who gave a presentation to the Senior Student Affairs Officers track on "Risk Management and Study Abroad Programs" at the Association of Student Judicial Affairs annual conference, and gave a presentation with Bob Bickel and others on "Confronting the Perception of Higher Education as a Commodity and the Student as Customer or Product" at the National Conference on Law and Higher Education.

whose article, "The Birth of Unocal - A Brief History" was recently listed on SSRN's Top Ten download list for "Legal History."

for their hard work and participation in last week's program, "The Supreme Court -- An Insider's View." Stetson presented this program in cooperation with the local PBS station in advance of the new series on the Supreme Court; an article about the series appeared in yesterday's Daily Chronicle of Higher Education. Frank Klim coordinated the event

on the publication of "Protecting Parent-Child Relationships: Determining Parental Rights of Same-Sex Parents Consistently Despite Varying Recognition of Their Relationship," in the Pierce Law Review.

for a successful program earlier this month with the Ebony Scholars.