Call for Poster Proposals
The following poster presentations were selected for the 2009 Annual Meeting:
- Posters sponsored by Section on Clinical Legal Education
- Seeking Best Practices Among Intermediate Courts of Appeal: A Nascent Journey
W. Warren H. Binford, Willamette University College of Law - (Mis) communicating with Our Students: Ambiguity in Supervision Sessions
Keith S. Blair & John B. Snyder, University of Baltimore School of Law - Educating Judges on Clinical Legal Education: A Staple of the Law Student Diet
Margaret Moore Jackson & Daniel M. Schaffzin, University of North Dakota School of Law - Standardized Patients in Medical and Legal Assessments
Antoinette Sedillo Lopez, University of New Mexico School of Law
- Seeking Best Practices Among Intermediate Courts of Appeal: A Nascent Journey
- Poster sponsored by Section on Evidence
- No Strict Evidence Rules in Labor and Employment Arbitration
Michael Z. Green, Texas Wesleyan University
- No Strict Evidence Rules in Labor and Employment Arbitration
- Posters sponsored by Section on Legal Writing, Reasoning and Research
- Flowcharts Facilitate Learning Law
Hillary Leory-Burgess, Hofstra University School of Law - Building Capable Lawyers: Five Effective Strategies to Help Students Scale the Ladder of Learning
Lisa Tucker McElroy, Drexel University and Robin S. Wellford Slocum, Chapman University School of Law - Student Body Diversity: A View from the Trenches
Gail S. Stephenson, Southern University Law Center
- Flowcharts Facilitate Learning Law
- Posters sponsored by Section on Insurance Law
- Default Rules for Concurrent Causation in Insurance Contracts
Erik S. Knutsen, Queen's University
- Default Rules for Concurrent Causation in Insurance Contracts
- Posters sponsored AALS Committee on Sections & Annual Meeting
- Antigone in China
James P. Eyster, Ave Maria School of Law - South Dakota Wind Energy
Elizabeth Burleson, University of South Dakota School of Law
James D. Hoefelmeyer, Department of Chemistry, University of South Dakota - Euthanizing Small Charities
Alyssa A. DiRusso, Cumberland School of Law , Samford University - The Link: The Relationship Between Animal Abuse and Human Violence
Joan E. Schaffner, George Washington University Law School
- Antigone in China
- Poster sponsored by Section on Law & the Social Sciences
- Of Authorship and Audacity: An Empirical Study of Gender Disparity and Privilege in the “Top Ten” Law Reviews
Minna J. Kotkin, Brooklyn Law School
- Of Authorship and Audacity: An Empirical Study of Gender Disparity and Privilege in the “Top Ten” Law Reviews
- Posters sponsored by Section on Professional Responsibility
- Teaching Professional Responsibility through Fiction and Film
Renee Knake, Michigan State University College of Law - Poster Proposal: Factors Contributing to Pro Bono by New Lawyers
Deborah A. Schmedemann, William Mitchell College of Law - Using Best Practices & Unleashing Student Creativity: A Reflective Assignment that Examines the Intersection between Personal Values and PR Rules
Jean Whitney, University of Nevada, Las Vegas William S. Boyd School of Law
- Teaching Professional Responsibility through Fiction and Film
- Posters sponsored by Section on
Teaching Methods
- Using Visual Aids to Demonstrate Legal Analysis
Wendy Gerwick Couture, University of Idaho College of Law - Reinventing the Law School Curriculum for the 21 st Century
Kevin P. Oates, Drexel University Earle Mack School of Law
- Using Visual Aids to Demonstrate Legal Analysis
Goal of Posters at AALS Annual Meeting
Posters are intended to provide authors an opportunity to present in clear and succinct fashion the thesis and conclusion of their research or to describe teaching innovations outside formal program presentations. Because the focus wass on the content of the research and innovative teaching, posters that were primarily promoting a particular school program, project, book or materials were not eligible for poster display. Other advertising or fliers were not permitted with posters.
Audience for Posters
The readers of posters were attendees at the AALS 2009 Annual Meeting in San Diego.
Who Can Submit a Poster?
A faculty member or professional staff member who is at a member or fee paid school can submit a poster proposal to a Section.
Display of Posters
Posters were displayed from Tuesday, January 6 through Saturday, January 10, 2009. Posters were grouped and identified as a Section's poster.