Top Stories

• The West Volusia Beacon quoted Robert Maglievaz, MSPH, CIH, RS, assistant professor of Practice, Public Health, in the Jan. 24 story “Stetson University to take on food insecurity with speaker event, summit.” “There’s a public perception that people who go to food pantries are homeless or are going to starve to death,” Maglievaz said. “Most of the people work full-time jobs.”

• The New York Times Magazine quoted Law professor Ciara Torres-Spelliscy in the Jan. 25 story “‘Every Politician Has Got to Have Somebody That’s the Hit Man.’” Concerning political corruption charges against Larry Householder, speaker of the Ohio House of Representatives, Torres-Spelliscy said the case could determine “whether we still have functioning anticorruption laws in the United States.”

Newsweek quoted Torres-Spelliscy in the Jan. 25 story “Donald Trump’s ‘Profound’ Damages Payment Could Cause Bankruptcy.” “Only Trump knows for sure what his finances actually are,” Torres-Spelliscy said. “But the combination of the New York civil fraud case and the E. Jean Carroll cases could be a one-two punch that triggers a bankruptcy. However, I doubt ex-President Trump would want to file for bankruptcy during an election year.”

Also, New York Law Journal cited a report authored by Torres-Spelliscy and others in the Jan. 16 article “A Long Way and a Long Time Coming,” about diversity on the bench within New York’s court system.

• HappeningNext featured Katya Kudryavtseva, PhD, assistant professor of Art History, in the Jan. 22 post “Guided Gallery Tour with Dr. Katya Kudryavtseva | Museum of Art – DeLand.”

• Wiley Online Library featured a Jan. 22 review by Alwin Franke, PhD, assistant professor of German, of the book “The Problem of the Actress in Modern German Theater and Thought” by S. E. Jackson. The review was published in The German Quarterly.

• Florida Bar News featured a commentary by Law alumnus Mike Trentalange in the Jan. 24 post “13th Circuit Board of Governors Candidate Platform Statements.” His commentary cited Law alumna and Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody. 

• Bay News 9 quoted Law professor Judith Scully in the Jan. 16 broadcast segment and online story “St. Pete art event celebrates National Day of Racial Healing.”

• News Channel 8 quoted Law professor James Fox in a Jan. 19 broadcast segment previewing oral arguments over Florida’s proposed constitutional amendment enshrining abortion as a right.

Other Stories

• The Daytona Times cited Stetson in the Jan. 19 story “Communities come together again to honor MLK.”

• UCF Today cited Stetson in the Jan. 19 story “FIEA, Florida Polytechnic Students Win FIEA’s First Game Jam.”

• VacationIdea cited the late Stetson art professors Louis and Elsa Freund in the Jan. 20 post “25 Best Things to Do in St. Petersburg, Florida.” VacationIdea also cited Stetson in the Jan. 24 post “25 Best Small Towns in Florida.”

• HappeningNext featured Jamie Clark, DMA, assistant professor of Cello and coordinator of Chamber Music, in the Jan. 22 post “Music For Food: Folklore and Fairytales.”

• HappeningNext featured the Stetson University Symphony Orchestra in the Jan. 22 post “Stetson University Symphony Orchestra.”

• Alabama Now, Tech Inside Out, My Silly Little Gang and more than 60 other media outlets cited Stetson Law in the Jan. 22 story “KnowBe4 Promotes Alicia Dietzen Tawil to Chief Legal Officer.”

• Hometown News cited Stetson’s hosting of the play “Keepers of the American Dream” in the Jan. 19 story “Out & About.”

• Tidelines featured Sean Kennard, DMA, assistant professor of Piano, in the Jan. 23 story “February Activities at Kiawah.”

• The Indian River Guardian cited the Stetson University Symphony Orchestra in the Jan. 24 story “Cultural Calendar Jan 27-Feb 3.”

Alumni

• American Progress Action profiled Law alumnus Devon Ombres in the Jan. 18 post “Devon Ombres – Senior Director, Courts and Legal Policy.”

• WLQV FaithTalk Detroit, WFIL-AM Online and more than 20 other media outlets posted the commentary “What Exactly Is This ‘New Thing’ That God Says He Is Doing?”by alumna Blair Parke. The website iBelieve featured the Jan. 15 commentary “Does God Really Work All Things Out for Good?” by Parke.

• The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education profiled alumna Shawnrece Campbell in the Jan. 19 story “Three African Americans Who Have Been Assigned to Administrative Posts in Higher Education.”

• The Cape Coral Breeze profiled Law alumnus Madison Tanner in the Jan. 19 story “Tanner elevated to stockholder at Henderson, Franklin, Starnes & Holt, P.A.”

• Internewscast cited alumnus Johnnie Haslem in the Jan. 20 story “Udonis Haslem Parents, Who Are Debra and Johnnie? Age, Wife, Net Worth.”

• Hollywood Life, Cable and Company, PageGoo and other media outlets featured alumnus Callahan Walsh, co-host with his father John Walsh of the television show “America’s Most Wanted,” in the Jan. 22 story “John Walsh’s Kids: All About His 4 Children, Including His Late Son Adam.”

• Partners For Youth With Disabilities profiled alumna Athena Zeiter in the Jan. 22 post “Staff.”

• Texas Contractor profiled Double Hatter Frank Musolino in the Jan. 22 story “Musolino Named CEO of TDIndustries.”

• The Tampa Bay Business Journal profiled Law alumna Amy K. Recla in the Jan. 21 story “8 things to know, including the St. Pete Shuffleboard Club centennial, mysteries of a 1500s shipwreck, and donkeys helping veterans.”

• The website wrvblaw.com profiled Law alumna Patice L. Holland in the Jan. 23 story “Patice L. Holland Elected to Virginia Bar Association Board of Governors.”

• Patch and SRQ Magazine profiled law alumna Sarah Hawk in the Jan. 23 story “Safe Children Coalition hires new VP of programs.”

• The website kaufmanddolowich.com profiled Law alumna Loren Barron in the Jan. 23 story “Kaufman Dolowich Expands Its Footprint Into Delaware: Loren Barron Joins as Office Managing Partner.”