Top Stories

• Bleeding Cool cited Chesya Burke, PhD, assistant professor of English, in the Oct. 10 post “I Hear Fear: Amazon Launches Carey Mulligan-Starring Horror Podcast.” Radio Ink. Nerds and Beyond and Podcast Business Journal also covered the story.

• Device Daily quoted Chris Ferguson, PhD, professor of psychology, in an Oct. 10 post on the Momo internet hoax. “You can see narratives in Plato’s dialogues where Athenians are talking about Greek plays — that they’re going to be morally corrupting, that they’re going to cause delinquency in kids,” Ferguson said. “That’s why Socrates was killed, right? Essentially, that his ideas were going to corrupt the youth of Athens. Socrates was the Momo challenge of his day.”

• Xtra interviewed Stetson Law student Kaelee Overfield for the Oct. 12 story “Lesbian TikTok is full of drama. Thankfully we have influencers making sense of it.”

• The Tampa Bay Times published the Oct. 13 guest column “Don’t vote for cheaters” by Alan Green, PhD, associate professor and chair of economics, and Global Development Program director.

• The Tampa Bay Times profiled Stetson Law student Moneer Kheireddine in the Oct. 12 story “St. Pete City Council may appoint a new member Thursday. Meet the candidates.”

• The Buffalo News quoted Ciara Torres-Spelliscy, professor of Law, in the Oct. 10 story “How $1 million in ‘dark money’ aided Langworthy.” “Dark money becomes dark by being routed through opaque nonprofits, including 501(c)(4) social welfare organizations and 501(c)(6) trade associations,” Torres-Spelliscy, a fellow at the Brennan Center for Justice, wrote in a Brennan Center analysis in 2020. “Then the nonprofit buys political ads trashing or touting a particular candidate. The ads will only be traceable to the last organization who spent the money, so the public can’t see who paid the front group.”

Other Stories

• Stay Happening cited Rebecca Morgan, law professor, Boston Asset Management Chair in Elder Law and director of M.J. in Healthcare Compliance, in the Oct. 6 post “Challenges Facing Older Adults.”

• Hometown News cited associate history professor Nicole Mottier in the Oct. 6 story “West Volusia Community Notes.”

• Hometown News cited Stetson in the Oct. 6 story “‘Artrepreneur’ will exhibit in DeLand.”

• The West Volusia Beacon cited Wendy Anderson, professor of environmental science and studies, in the Oct. 7 story “DeLand City Commission approves projects in former activity center.”

• The Clewiston News included Stetson’s Continuing Education Program in the Oct. 7 story “Clewiston Museum to present a musical journey through Florida.”

• Hometown News included Stetson in the Oct. 6 story “Clean Up.”

• Happening Next cited Kristen Marshall Mattson, director of the Gillespie Museum, in the Oct. 10 story “Creating Backyard Habitat.”

• PRLog and the Floridant cited Stetson in the Oct. 10 post “Flagler County Teens-In-Flight to Host Grand Opening of New Location Oct. 22.”

• The West Volusia Beacon cited Stetson’s Homecoming in the Oct. 11 post “Class Notes: Many school events postponed or canceled; check schedules.”

• The website utulsa.edu reported on Stetson Law in the Oct. 11 post “TU receives INSIGHT Into Diversity 2022 Higher Education Excellence in Diversity Award.”

• Happening Next cited Ryan Rivas, publisher of Burrow Press and coordinator of MFA publishing, in the Oct. 12 post “Nextdoor in Colonialtown: An Evening with Ryan Rivas, Kristen Arnett, and Kayla Kumari Upadhyaya.”

• Triangle News Leader and The Orlando Sentinel included Stetson student Shelby Taylor in the Oct. 11 story “People & Places.”

• Autism Speaks cited Stetson Law in the Oct. 13 post “Stetson University School of Law – 2022 National Conference on Special Needs Planning and Special Needs Trusts By The Arc of Northern Virginia.”

• Happening Next cited Stetson in the Oct. 13 post “College Visit to Middleton HS-Stetson University (Middleton).”

Alumni News

• Florida Politics, the South Florida Reporter and BFN Today profiled Stetson Law alumna Candace Brascomb in the Oct. 7 story “Personnel note: Candace Brascomb joins GrayRobinson’s government affairs team.”

• Paper Blog profiled alumnus Louis DeJoy in the Oct. 8 post “About Louis DeJoy.”

• The Dayton Daily News profiled alumnus Matt Greeson in the Oct. 7 story “Kettering names new city manager.” The Dayton Business Journal profiled Greeson in the Oct. 8 story “Meet Kettering’s new city manager.”

• LexBlog posted the Oct. 10 story “Due to Hurricane Ian, Florida development orders and permits qualify for extensions” by Stetson Law alumnus Taylor Bollt.

• The Palm Beach Post and Daily Magazine profiled Law alumnus Reid Scott in the Oct. 11 story “Killer clown: Meet the key players in the trial of woman accused of murdering Marlene Warren.”

• The Tampa Bay Times and VN Explorer profiled Stetson Law alumnus Bruce Bartlett in the Oct. 11 story “After 30 years, voters have a choice for Pinellas-Pasco state attorney — Editorial recommendation.”

• Medical Travel & Digital Health News profiled Stetson Law alumnus Sandip Patel in the Oct. 11 story “DataLink Augments Senior Executive Team to Serve Company Growth, Appoints Chief Growth and Chief Technology Officers.”

• Florida Record profiled Stetson Law alumnus Cade Zimmerman in the Oct. 13 post “Freeborn Expands Tampa Office and Litigation Practice with Addition of Associate Cade Zimmerman.”