UC Irvine Law professor Michele Goodwin awarded Be the Change award

September 11, 2019

UCI LAW — Chancellor’s Professor of Law Michele Goodwin will be honored on Sept. 6, 2019, at the 3rd Annual Diversity & Inclusion, Unity In Service Celebration Youth Conference & Be the Change Awards, hosted at Chapman University Fowler School of Law. Prof. Goodwin will be recognized with the Be the Change award for her

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UC Irvine Law professor Gregory Shaffer presents on the future of trade law in Chile

September 11, 2019

UCI LAW — Chancellor’s Professor of Law Gregory Shaffer was recently invited to give a keynote address on the processes of transnational legal ordering at the Law and Society Conference in Santiago, Chile. He also gave a presentation, titled “The Future of Trade Law: Emerging Powers and the World Trading System,” at the Centro de

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UC Irvine Law professor Swethaa Ballakrishnen honored by Canadian Review of Sociology for research

September 11, 2019

UCI LAW — UC Irvine Law congratulates Professor Swethaa Ballakrishnen (UCI Law) for winning the 2019 Best Article Award from the Canadian Review of Sociology for her article, “Nevertheless They Presisted: Gendered Frameworks and Socialization Advantages in Indian Professional Service Firms.”

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Fordham Law professor Martin Flaherty releases book on the role of the Supreme Court in US foreign affairs

September 9, 2019

FORDHAM LAW NEWS — Professor Martin Flaherty (Fordham Law) released his new book, Restoring the Global Judiciary: Why the Supreme Court Should Rule in U.S. Foreign Affairs, on Sept. 3, 2019. In his book, he argues that the judiciary should play a larger role in foreign affairs.

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Oregon State Bar honors Lewis & Clark law professor Melissa Powers with sustainability award

September 9, 2019

LEWIS & CLARK LAW SCHOOL — The Oregon State Bar (OSB) is presenting the 2019 President’s Sustainability Award to Lewis & Clark Law Professor Melissa Powers for her “contributions to the goal of sustainability in Oregon’s legal profession through education, advocacy, leadership in sustainable business practices, or other efforts.”

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Retired LSU professor Lucy Bowers McGough reflects on career in legal education

September 9, 2019

BRPROUD.COM — Lucy Bowers McGough (Louisiana State Univ. Law) was a trailblazer for women in the law profession back in the 1960’s, and today she continues to push through barriers even during her retirement. She’s been retired for several years now, but still teaches one course a semester at Louisiana State University Law.

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Northeastern Law professor Woodrow Hartzog delivers technology ethics lecture at Notre Dame Law

September 9, 2019

UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME — Professor Woodrow Hartzog (Northeastern Univ. Law) will speak at the University of Notre Dame Law on September 26 on technology ethics.

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University of Oregon Law professor Elizabeth Tippett presents on dispute resolution in Brazil

September 9, 2019

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON — Professor Elizabeth Tippett (University of Oregon Law) was invited by Professor Antonio Rodriguez de Freitas Jr. (University of Sao Paulo Law) to give presentations throughout the city on appropriate dispute resolution.

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University of Oregon Law professor Adell Amos helps identify drought solutions through law

September 9, 2019

AROUND THE O — Timing and location are vital considerations in managing drought risks that are rising along Oregon’s Willamette River because of a changing climate, researchers conclude in a newly published study. This study was led by Adell Amos (University of Oregon Law) and focused on the integration of water law and policy for

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Four Penn Law professors receive research grants from national organizations

September 9, 2019

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA — Four Penn Law scholars have been named the recipients of major grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities, the National Science Foundation, and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. William Maul Measey, Tom Baker, Sarah Barringer Gordon, Allison Hoffman, and Paul Heaton have each been awarded grants in support of their

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