Luz Nagle
On September 7, 2001, Professor Nagle will be presenting at the 15th International Association of Prosecutors (IAP) Annual Conference at the Hague. Her panel is titled: "The rise and expansion of gangs." Her topic focuses on gangs emerging as a national and transnational security threat.
Blake Hudson
Professor Hudson's article on "Commerce in the Commons" will be published in a forthcoming issue of the Harvard Environmental Law Review.
Charles Rose
Professor Rose spoke at SEALS as part of a workshop on evidence titled "The Admissibility of Electronically Stored Evidence."
Susan Rozelle
Professor Rozelle moderated a panel at SEALS titled "Interacting with Medical Professionals in Representing Clients with Questionable Capacity: Advice for Law School Clinical Program Personnel and Law Professors Who Do Pro Bono Work."
Stephanie Vaughan
Professor Vaughan moderated a panel at SEALS titled "The Status of Legal Writing Faculty in the Academy."
Michael Allen
Professor Allen moderated a roundtable discussion at SEALS titled "Federal Civil Pleading After Iqbal/Twombly." He also served as a mentor for a new scholar as part of the new scholars workshop program.
Mark Bauer
Professor Bauer spoke at SEALS on a panel titled "You've Got Tenure! Now What?" He also served as a mentor for a new scholar as part of the new scholars workshop program.
Kate Bohl
Professor Bohl spoke at SEALS on a panel titled "Incorporating Doctrinal Interests into Legal Research & Writing Courses."
Brooke Bowman
Professor Bowman spoke at SEALS on a panel titled "Research Assistance 2.0."
Catherine Cameron
Professor Cameron moderated a panel at SEALS titled "Incorporating Doctrinal Interests into Legal Research & Writing Courses."
Cynthia Hawkins-Leon
Professor Hawkins-Leon spoke at SEALS on a panel titled "Children in Crisis: Reforming the Foster Care and Adoption System."
Blake Hudson
Professor Hudson presented his paper, "Commerce in the Commons: The U.S. Supreme Court's Consistent Treatment of Privatized Commons Resources Under the Commerce Clause," as part of a New Scholars Workshop at SEALS.