Martha Peters presents on student wellness initiatives at legal education conference

January 26, 2011

On June 26, Martha Peters, professor of legal education at ��ϲ�� Law, presented at the American Bar Association Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar Associate Deans' Conference, "Nudge: Leading, Motivating, and Team Building."

Bonnie McAlister presents at leadership program for Muslim women

January 26, 2011

��ϲ�� Law's executive coach in residence Bonnie McAlister presented at KARAMAH's Eighth Annual Law and Leadership Summer Program, held July 12 through July 23. KARAMAH is a human rights organization of Muslim women lawyers dedicated to promoting dignity for all human beings through education and legal outreach.

John Alexander participates in Building Better Lawyers Workshop at Stanford University

January 26, 2011

In a project sponsored by The Southern California Innovation Project of the University of Southern California School of Law and hosted by the Center for the Advanced Study of Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University, participants, including ��ϲ�� Law's John Alexander, worked to develop concrete goals, metrics and methods to transform legal education in ways that better prepare law students for the business and ethical dimensions of law practice.

Catherine Dunham participates in legal advocacy conference

January 26, 2011

��ϲ�� Law professor and associate dean for academic affairs Catherine Dunham discussed innovations in teaching advocacy and taught through several workshops offered at Stetson University College of Law's conference titled Educating Advocates: Teaching Advocacy Skills, held May 26-28.

Faith Rivers James participates in Association of Leadership Educators conference

January 26, 2011

��ϲ�� Law professor Faith Rivers James recently presented a paper on leadership as part of the Association of Leadership Educators (ALE) annual conference. The 2010 ALE Conference, titled "Learning, Leading, Serving" was held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, June 20 to 23.

��ϲ�� Law professor Michael Rich contributes to criminal law blog

January 26, 2011

��ϲ�� Law professor and criminal law expert Michael Rich is contributing during the month of August as a guest writer for "Snitching Blog," a comprehensive resource on legal developments, legislation, and news stories surrounding criminal informants.

Henry Gabriel presents on international law, food security, and agricultural finance

January 26, 2011

��ϲ�� Law professor Henry Gabriel recently spoke at the World Bank Roundtable on Responsible Agricultural Development in Washington D.C on UNIDROIT's Role in Food Security and Agricultural Finance. He also spoke at the International Law Institute in Washington D.C. on The Proposed UNIDROIT Protocol on Agricultural Equipment Finance.

Margaret Kantlehner presents on interactions with medical professionals in cases of questionable capacity at SEALS conference

January 26, 2011

��ϲ�� Law professor Margaret Robison Kantlehner recently participated in the Southeastern Association of Law Schools (SEALS) conference, presenting on best practices for law school clinical program faculty, as well as legal aid and pro bono attorneys, when interacting with medical professionals on behalf of clients of questionable capacity.

Henry Gabriel appointed to ABA's International and Domestic Policy Advisory Group

January 26, 2011

Henry Gabriel, professor of law at ��ϲ�� School of Law, has been appointed to the American Bar Association (ABA) International and Domestic Policy Advisory Group, a committee of the ABA Section of Science and Technology Law which seeks to promote sound policy and public understanding on issues at the intersection of law, science, and technology.

News and Record features Scott Gaylord in article exploring how voters can make informed decisions in judicial elections

January 26, 2011

��ϲ�� Law professor Scott Gaylord provides insights into criteria voters can use when choosing judges in a Greensboro News and Record article published September 19.