Law faculty, students to present research at

A group of professors and students from the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law will present their research on international legal regimes at a global climate change negotiation organized under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change on June 3-14, in Bonn, Germany.

Orenstein speaks at infusion therapy convention

Daniel Orenstein, Affiliated Faculty and Lincoln Fellow for Ethics and Health Policy at the College of Law, recently spoke at the 2013 Infusion Nurses Society Annual Convention and Industrial Exhibition in Charlotte, NC.

Barraza gives presentation at health symposium

Leila Barraza, Fellow in the Public Health Law and Policy Program, delivered a presentation at the 2013 United States Public Health Service Scientific and Training Symposium on May 22, in Glendale.

Kittrie awarded MacArthur Foundation grant

Professor Orde Kittrie has been awarded a $185,000 grant from the MacArthur Foundation for a project titled, “Combating Criminal Involvement in Nuclear Trafficking.” The grant is shared between Kittrie and Professor Louise Shelley of the George Mason University School of Public Policy, who is the co-principal investigator.

Calleros leads a workshop of legal exercises

Professor Charles Calleros led a workshop of legal exercises at the University of Texas at El Paso Law School Preparation Institute on May 20.

Ferguson-Bohnee appointed to ABA coalition

Patty Ferguson-Bohnee, Faculty Director of the Indian Legal Clinic, recently was appointed by the American Bar Association as a member of the Coalition on Racial and Ethnic Justice.

Tsosie publishes book chapter

Regents’ Professor Rebecca Tsosie recently authored a book chapter, Climate Change and Indigenous Peoples: Comparative Models of Sovereignty in the book, Climate Change and Indigenous Peoples: The Search for Legal Remedies.

Kader invited to work in Library of Congress

Professor David Kader recently was invited to be a visiting scholar this summer in the Library of Congress for his work on the poetry of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Joseph Story.

Tsosie publishes article in Colorado Law Review

Regents’ Professor Rebecca Tsosie recently authored an article, “A Philosophy of Hope and a Landscape of Principle: The Legacy of David Getches’s Federal Indian Law Scholarship,” that was published in the University of Colorado Law Review in 2013.

Ellman quoted in Time magazine article

Professor Ira Ellman is quoted in an article, “The End of Alimony” in the May 27 issue of Time magazine. The article, by Belinda Luscombe, discusses efforts around the country to eliminate permanent alimony, including a bill that passed the Florida state Legislature but was vetoed by the governor.