Professor Barry McDonald Presents "Can the Constitution Safeguard American Democracy in Times of Tumult and Passion?" -- Portland, Oregon Federalist Society Lawyers Chapter
Professor Barry P. McDonald presented "Can the Constitution Safeguard American Democracy in Times of Tumult and Passion?" at the Portland, Oregon Federalist Society Lawyers Chapter.
Professor Jacob Charles Cited in United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit Case, Selim Zherka v. Pamela Bondi
Professor Jacob D. Charles is cited in the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit case, Selim Zherka v. Pamela Bondi.
Professor Shaphan Roberts Leads Bridging Policy and Peacebuilding Course
This spring, adjunct professor Shaphan Roberts led a unique and timely course that brought systems thinking, organizational change, and conflict resolution into sharp focus: Seminar in Dispute Resolution and Public Policy.
Professor Bernard James Speaks on School Safety at Colorado Summit
Professor Bernard James was the keynote speaker at the Roaring Fork School Safety Summit in Colorado.
Professor Chris Goodman Interviewed on Tavis Smiley Podcast
Professor Chris Chambers Goodman was interviewed on the Tavis Smiley podcast regarding the current Supreme Court term.
Professor Mark Kubisch Participates in Economics Institute for Law Professors
Professor Mark Kubisch took part in the Economics Institute for Law Professors hosted by the Law and Economics Center at George Mason University's Antonin Scalia Law School.
Professor Maureen Weston Interviewed on "College Athletes Are About to Get Paid. What's That Mean For College Sports as a Whole?" -- NPR Marketplace
Professor Maureen A. Weston is interviewed on the NPR Marketplace segment "College Athletes Are About to Get Paid. What's That Mean For College Sports as a Whole?"
Professor Barry McDonald Presents "The Constitutionality of President Trump's Actions Towards Law Firms and Judges" -- Beverly Hills Bar Association
Professor Barry P. McDonald presented "The Constitutionality of President Trump's Actions Towards Law Firms and Judges" for an online CLE program by the Beverly Hills Bar Association.
Professor Stephanie Williams Presents "OER, OA Typesetting, Nine Editors and Nine Authors: What Could Go Wrong?" -- Georgia State University College of Law
Professor Stephanie Williams presented "OER, OA Typesetting, Nine Editors and Nine Authors: What Could Go Wrong?" for the CALIcon25 Conference at Georgia State University College of Law.