. . . whose paper, "The Value of a Promise: A Utilitarian Approach to Remedies for the Breach of Contract," has been accepted for publication in the UCLA Law Review.

. . . who will be speaking this week at the Tenth International Wildlife Law Conference this week in Granada, Spain; his topic is "Extraterritorial Application of National Wildlife Laws in an Era of Climate Change."

. . . who will be speaking this week at the Tenth Annual International Wildlife Law Conference in Granada, Spain; Roy was also a primary organizer of this conference.

. . . who has been selected as a founding contributor of the new UCC blog.

. . . who has been invited to republish his Catholic University Law Review article in Securities Law 2008, which is edited by Professor Donald C. Langevoort of Georgetown University.

. . . whose article "Caging the Beast: Formulating Effective Evidentiary Rules to Deal with Sexual Offenders," has been published in the American Journal of Criminal Law, which is published at the University of Texas School of Law.

. . . who has been invited to speak at the Society of American Law Teachers conference on Teaching for Social Change. The conference is next month, hosted by the Thelton E. Henderson Center for Social Justice, Boalt Hall School of Law, University of California at Berkely. Her topic concerns Children and the Law.

. . . 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.

. . . 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.