. . . who has been invited to present his paper on Macy's department store at the Canadian Law & Economics Association's annual conference at the University of Toronto.

As usual, Professor Henderson has been busy on the road. Below are some of her more recent presentations: April 20 - CSI Effect Panel Louisiana Judges April 23-24 - Invited Commentator at the National Academy of Sciences Forensic Science Commission Meeting April 30 - Sponsored, organized, and participated in Community Acceptance Panel for NIJ on Riot Control Agents May 10 - Participated in Web Conference on Fingerprint Analysis with Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government's ASH Institute for Democratic Goverance and Innovation June 8 - National Association of Certified Valuation Analysts Keynote Presentation "New Developments in Courtroom Testimony, Ethics and Expert Witness Malpractice: Challenges for the 21st Century Expert Witness" in Washington, DC (more than 700 in attendance) June 25 - NIJ Focus Group on Forensic Science Education for Judges Her upcoming presentations include the following: July 23 - National Institute of Justice Conference - participant in CSI Effect panel discussing the effect from the attorney, judge, law enforcement and juror perspectives July 26 - Master 12 Conference at St Louis University, "Digging Up Dirt on Expert Witnesses" ABA Meeting in San Francisco: August 11 - panelist on "Scientific Evidence: What's on the Horizon" August 12 - panelist "The Future of Evidence" Both panels are sponsored by the Science and Technology Law Section. Professor Henderson is the Vice-Chair of the Future of Evidence Committee and will be involved in council meetings as well.

This week, Peter has been or will be the featured speaker at (1) a meeting of Florida community college presidents, (2) the annual meeting of the international association of campus law enforcement administrators, and 3) the annual meeting of the national association of college and university attorneys. Next week he will be presenting a regional workshop for NASPA and NACA.

. . . whose essay, "Colleges and the Law After Virginia Tech," appears in this week's issue of The Chronicle of Higher Education.

. . . on the publication of "Teaching a Live Synchronous Distance Learning Course: A student Focused Approached," in the University of Illinois Journal of Law, Technology & Policy (Fall 2006).

. . . on the publication of "Aim Higher: Challenging Farrington and Palfreyman's The Law of Higher Education," which appears in the most recent version of the Journal of College and University Law.

. . . who has finished all of the course work and exams for her Ph.D. in Rhetoric at Arizona State University. Now she'll work on completing her doctoral thesis, which will be a rhetorical analysis of the FMLA, surrounding cases, and public discussion in an effort to better understand how the language of those texts structures worker/family member identities.

Roy has organized the following panel for the ABA International Law Section's October 2007 meeting in London. Luz is one of the panelists for the program. October 3 2:15 pm - 3:45 pm Wetlands in War: International Environmental Law and Damages to Aquatic Resources during Conflict Public Law As recent events have demonstrated, the environment is also an unfortunate casualty of war. This panel of experts will review legal and policy issues associated with damage to wetlands and related ecosystems arising from transboundary and internal conflicts, including the relevance of the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands, damage claims from the first Gulf War, the draining of the Mesopotamian Marshlands by Saddam Hussein, and the impacts on water quality from cocaine production in South America. Sponsoring Committee: International Environmental Law Committee Program Chair: Royal C. Gardner (Moderator), Stetson University College of Law, Gulfport, FL Speakers: Nick Davidson (Invited), The Ramsar Convention Secretariat, Gland, Switzerland Rae Lindsay, Clifford Chance LLP, London, England Joseph Dellapenna, Villanova University School of Law, Villanova, PA Luz Estella Nagle, Stetson University College of Law, Gulfport, FL

. . . all of whom have been invited to present at the September 2007 Southeast Legal Writing Conference in Ft. Lauderdale.

Kate has been invited to present "Generations X and Y Take Legal Writing: Practical Strategies for Classroom Management" at the Southeast Legal Writing Conference in September. She also has been invited to give this presentation at the University of California, Davis, on August 7.

Kate's paper, "Gay Marriage in Rhode Island: A Big Issue for a Small State," was recently listed on SSRN's Top Ten download list for "LSPLCL: State Constitutional Issues".

Catherine and Jeff have been invited to present "Bridging the Gap: Designing a Class that Helps Students Transition from Legal Writing Assignments to Writing for Final Exams" at the Southeastern Legal Writing Conference in September.