PHLPP releases report for national Health Impact Project

A recently released report prepared by the College of Law’s PHLPP found that a variety of existing laws offer important opportunities to improve Americans’ health. The report was commissioned by the Health Impact Project, a collaboration of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and The Pew Charitable Trusts.

Gubler quoted in the 'Phoenix Business Journal'

Associate Professor Zachary Gubler was quoted by the Phoenix Business Journal in a March 19 article, “FDIC suing former Silver State Bank executives,” by reporter Jennifer A. Johnson.

Calleros’ article to be published in book on pipeline programs

Professor Charles Calleros' article, “Enhancing the Pipeline of Diverse K-12 and College Students to Law School: The HNBA Multi-Tier Mentoring Program,” is included in a book on pipeline programs. The book is titled The Education to the Professions: Programs that Work to Increase Diversity.

Feller to speak at Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Institute

Professor Joseph Feller will speak at the plenary session of the 58th Annual Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Institute in Newport Beach, Calif., in July. The title of the session is, “The Five Worst Developments in Public Land Law and Policy Since the Passage of FLPMA.”

National law magazine reports on Sylvester's appointment

The National Jurist reported the appointment of Douglas Sylvester as Dean of the College of Law in its e-newsletter on March 26.

Wissler and Grey to be part of panel at Health Law Professors Conference

Roselle Wissler, Researcher Director of the College of Law’s Lodestar Dispute Resolution Program, will be part a panel at the American Society of Law, Medicine and Ethics Health Law Professors Conference.

Gartner to present at D.C. conference

Associate Professor David Gartner will present a paper at the Younger Comparativists Committee of the American Society of Comparative Law’s inaugural conference, “New Perspectives in Comparative Law,” on Friday, April 20, at the George Washington University Law School in Washington, D.C.

Chesler, Holst and Sperling present at Rocky Mountain Legal Writing Conference

Associate Clinical Professors Susan Chesler, Kimberly Holst and Carrie Sperling presented at the Rocky Mountain Legal Writing Conference hosted by the College of Law on March 23-24. Their lecture was titled, “Developing Students' Professional Identity through Legal Writing Pedagogy.”

Holst presents at conference in Costa Rica

Associate Clinical Professor Kimberly Holst presented at the Global Skills VII Conference in San Jose, Costa Rica, on Monday, March 12. Her lecture was titled, “Teaching Mediation Skills in Practice.”

Marchant discusses ethics of personalized medicine on 'Horizon'

ASU Regents’ Professor Gary Marchant, Faculty Director of the College of Law’s Center for Law, Science & Innovation, appeared on Channel 8’s Horizon on Wednesday, March 28, to explore the ethical and moral dilemmas people face when they have access to their own genome sequences.