Monthly Archives: March 2019

Professor Browne Lewis and Professor and Associate Dean Milena Sterio were selected as recipients of the CSU Faculty Scholarship Initiative (FSI) grants for 2019-20.  FSI grants, available through the CSU Office of Research, provide funding for CSU faculty for up … Continue reading →

Professor and Associate Dean Milena Sterio will write a new book, to be published by Cambridge University Press, tentatively entitled “The Syrian Conflict’s Impact on International Law.”  Professor Sterio will co-author the book with Professor Paul Williams, American University Washington … Continue reading →

Professor Karin Mika published a blog post on Legal Writing Prof Blog entitled “Congratulations, Barbara Tyler!”  In this post, Professor Mika praises Professor Emerita Barbara Tyler’s near-future induction into Cleveland-Marshall’s Hall of Fame, in light of Professor Tyler’s distinguished career … Continue reading →

Over the past month, Professor and Associate Dean Milena Sterio served as reviewer/referee for the following journals: Brazilian Political Science Review (article about humanitarian intervention); Crime, Law and Social Change (article about Somali piracy); and National Science Center (Poland) (proposed … Continue reading →

Professor and Associate Dean Milena Sterio is participating in a Transitional Engagement Training for Yemeni civil society organizations, as program facilitator.  The Training is funded through a U.S. State Department grant and organized by the Public International Law and Policy … Continue reading →

Clinical Professor of Law Doron Kalir has been presenting to wide audiences on the upcoming Israeli election, and the likely indictment of Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu. On Friday, Feb. 15, he spoke before Case Western University’s Siegal Lifelong Learning audience, in … Continue reading →

Professor Claire Robinson May presented Spinning Straw into Gold? The Challenge of Maintaining and Enhancing Legal Writing Programs Amid Institutional Austerity at the 19th Annual Rocky Mountain Legal Writing Conference at the UNLV William S. Boyd School of Law. Professor May … Continue reading →