Monthly Archives: November 2016

Professor Patti Falk was quoted in the following article: Tony Rizzo, “Raymore man’s arrest puts rape by fraud issue in the spotlight,” Kansas City Star, October 27, 2016 (regarding the use of fraud to accomplish sexual assault). The article is … Continue reading →

Professor Mark Sundahl joined two other panelists in Austin, Texas on Friday, November 4 to debate the challenges and solutions that face the U.S. government in regulating the emerging asteroid mining industry.  The panel was rounded out by Bob Richards, … Continue reading →

Professor Mark Sundahl was recently appointed to Hague Space Resources Governance Working Groupto participate in an international effort to explore an international approach to regulating the extraction of natural resources from the Moon and other celestial bodies.  The Working Group was … Continue reading →

On October 14, Professors Carole Heyward and Carolyn Broering-Jacobs presented at the Southern Clinical Conference at the Charlotte Law School in Charlotte, North Carolina.  The title of their talk was Creating Assessment Tools for Faculty, Students, and Site Supervisors. During … Continue reading →

On October 21, Professor Carolyn Brokering-Jacobs participated in the Supreme Court of Ohio’s Commission on Professionalism’s Student to Lawyer Symposium.  The title of her talk was Using Grit and Growth Mindset to Foster Resilience and Professionalism in Law Students and … Continue reading →

Professor Emeritus Jim Wilson was quoted in a blog published in The Wall Street Journal entitled “What Law Professors Would Say to Students About Trump’s Win.”  The blog is available here.  Professor Wilson’s quote, which was also reprinted in Crain’s … Continue reading →

Professor and Associate Dean Milena Sterio presented at the American Society of International Law Midyear Meeting and Research Forum at the University of Washington, Seattle, on November 12.  Professor Sterio’s paper, which was chosen from a competitive call for papers, … Continue reading →