2012 AALS Clinical Conference Speakers

Speakers

Wendi J Adelson (Florida State University College of Law)

Session: The Promise and Challenges of Effective Outcome Measurement and Millenial Student Evaluation in the Medical Legal Partnership Clinical Context
Bio: ADELSON, WENDI J. Vis. Clin. Prof., Fla. State.

Wendi J Adelson (Florida State University College of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: ADELSON, WENDI J. Vis. Clin. Prof., Fla. State.

Anthony V. Alfieri (University of Miami School of Law)

Session: Scholarship for Social Change
Bio: ALFIERI, ANTHONY V. (M) Professor, Dean's Dist. Scholar, Dir. Cntr. for Ethics and Public Serv., Miami. b.1959. AB, 1981, Brown Univ.; JD, 1984, Columbia. Admitted: NY, 1985. Staff Att'y, The Legal Aid Soc. Bronx NY, 1984-1987; Clin. Assoc. Prof. & Adj. Prof., New York L.S., 1987-1990; Ass't Prof. & Dir., Clin. Studies Marquette, 1990-1991; Vis. Ass't Prof., Miami, 1991-1992; Assoc. Prof., 1992-1995; Dir., Cntr. for Ethics & Public Serv., Since 1996; Prof., Since 1996. Subjects: Civil Procedure; Clinical Teaching (S); Legal Profession. Books & Awards: Omicron Delta Kappa, 2002; Gary Bellow Scholar, 2004; Father Robert Drinan Award, 2007; William Pincus Award, 2007. 2000, Richard Hausler Professor of the Year Award; 2009, Richard Hausler Professor of the Year Award.Member: AALS (Standing Com. on Curric. Issues, 2011–2013); AALS (Exec. Com., Sect. on Clin. Educ. 2006-08).; ALI (Consult. Grp., Law Governing Lawyers, since 1998); AALS (Exec. Com., Sect. on Prof'l Respon., 1997-99). Consultantships: Bd. of Eds., Clin. Law Rev., 1993-96; Bd. of Dirs., Legal Servs. of Greater Miami, 1994-99; Ethics, Integrity & Accountability Task Force, Miami-Dade Cty. Comm. on Ethics, since 2007; Bd. of Dirs., Coconut Grove Ministerial Alliance of Black Churches, since 2010.

Ty Alper (University of California, Berkeley School of Law)

Session: Teaching Investigation/Investigating Teaching: Ideas on Developing Persuasive Fact Analysis Techniques for Law Students
Bio: ALPER, TY (M) Assoc. Dir., Death Penalty Clinic. and Ass't Clin. Prof. of Law, UC, Berkeley. b.1974. BA, 1995, Brown; JD, 1998, New York Univ; LLM, 2004, Georgetown. Sr. Arts. Ed., N.Y.U. L. Rev. Admitted: CA, 1998; DC, 1999; GA, 2001; AL, 2002. Clerk, Hon. Harry T.Edwards U.S.C.A. DC Cir., 1998-1999; E. Barrett Prettyman Fel., Crim. Just. Clinic Georgetown, 1999-2001; Staff Att'y, So. Cntr. for Human Rts. Atlanta, 2001-2004; Ass't Adj. Prof., Cal. Berkeley, 2004-2005; Vis. Acting Clin. Prof., 2005-2007; Assoc. Dir., Death Penalty Clinic, Since 2007. Subjects: Death Penalty Clinic (S); Death Penalty Clinic (S). Books & Awards: Recent Grad. Award, New York Univ., 2003; Ray L. Casterline Award for Excellence in Writing, 2011.

Alicia Alvarez (The University of Michigan Law School)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: ALVAREZ, ALICIA (F) Clin. Prof. & Dir., Urban Communities Clin., Michigan. JD, 1985, Boston Coll. Admitted: IL, 1985; MI, 2006. Staff Att'y, Legal Assist. Fdn. Chgo., Chicago, Illinois, 1985-1988; Staff Att'y, Bus. & Prof'l People for the Public Interest Chgo., Chicago, Illionois, 1988-1989; Ass't Prof., De Paul Univ. Coll. of Law, 1989-1993; Clin. Assoc. Prof., DePaul Univ. Coll. of Law, 1993-2006; Clin. Prof., Michigan, Since 2006. Subjects: Clinical Teaching; International Law; Welfare Law. Member: . Consultantships: Fulbright Scholar, Univ. of El Salvador, 2000-01.

Farrin Anello (University of Miami School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: ANELLO, FARRIN Supervising Att'y & Clin. Fel., Miami.

Claudia Angelos (New York University School of Law)

Session: Affinity Group: The Status of Clinical Educators - Today and Beyond
Bio: ANGELOS, CLAUDIA (F) Clin. Prof., New York Univ. b.1950. BA, 1971, Radcliffe; JD, 1974, Harvard. Admitted: MA, 1974; NY, 1978. Staff Att'y, Greater Boston Legal Servs. MA, 1974-1976; Staff Att'y, Prisoners' Legal Servs. of NY NYC, 1976-1979; Res. Instr., New York Univ., 1979-1980; Clin. Ass't Prof., 1980-1986; Clin. Assoc. Prof., 1986-1992; Clin. Prof., Since 1992. Subjects: Clinical Teaching (S). Member: Phi Beta Kappa. Consultantships: Director; Gen. Counsel, New York Civil Liberties Union, since 1995; Director; Exec. Com., ACLU, since 2004; Director; Tres., Clinical Legal Education Association, since 2006.

Claudia Angelos (New York University School of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: ANGELOS, CLAUDIA (F) Clin. Prof., New York Univ. b.1950. BA, 1971, Radcliffe; JD, 1974, Harvard. Admitted: MA, 1974; NY, 1978. Staff Att'y, Greater Boston Legal Servs. MA, 1974-1976; Staff Att'y, Prisoners' Legal Servs. of NY NYC, 1976-1979; Res. Instr., New York Univ., 1979-1980; Clin. Ass't Prof., 1980-1986; Clin. Assoc. Prof., 1986-1992; Clin. Prof., Since 1992. Subjects: Clinical Teaching (S). Member: Phi Beta Kappa. Consultantships: Director; Gen. Counsel, New York Civil Liberties Union, since 1995; Director; Exec. Com., ACLU, since 2004; Director; Tres., Clinical Legal Education Association, since 2006.

Annette R. Appell (Washington University in St. Louis School of Law)

Session: Enhancing Support and Balance for Clinicians through Program Design
Bio: APPELL, ANNETTE (F) Prof. & Co-Dir., Civil Justice Clinic, Wash., St. Louis. b.1961. BA-Philosophy, 1982, Cornell Univ.; law, 1986, Northwestern. Member, Jour. of Int'l Law & Bus. Admitted: IL, 1987. Assoc., Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal Chgo., 1986-1988; Att'y & Guardian Ad Litem, Off. of the Public Guardian of Cook Cty. Chgo., 1988-1991; Assoc., Meites Frackman Mulder & Mollica Chgo., 1991-1992; Clin. Fac., Children & Family Just. Cntr. Northwestern, 1992-1996; Ass't Clin. Prof., So. Carolina, 1996-1998; Assoc. Prof., William S. Boyd Law School, Univ. of Nevada , 1998 - 2002; Professor, William S. Boyd Law School, Univ. of Nevada , 2002 - 2008. Subjects: Child Welfare; Civil Procedure II; Civil Procedure/ADR I; Constitutional Law. Member: CLEA (V.P./Pres.-Elect, 2002-03, Pres., 2003).

Amy G. Applegate (Indiana University Maurer School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: APPLEGATE, AMY G. (F) Clin. Prof., Ind., Maurer. b.1956. JD, 1981, Harvard; BA, 1978, Cornell. Admitted: DC, 1981; OH, 1988; IN, 1998. Staff Att'y, Div. of Enforcement S.E.C. DC, 1982-1984; Assoc., Dickstein Shapiro & Morin DC, 1984-1987; Part., formerly Assoc. Brown Cummins & Brown Co. LPA Cincinnati, 1987-2001. Subjects: Clinical Teaching; Family Mediation Course and Clinic. Books & Awards: Leonard D. Fromm Public Interest Fac. Award, 2003, 2005; Randall T. Shepard Award for Excellence in Pro Bono Public Serv., 2005. Member: Master of the Bench, The Potter Stewart Inn of Ct. (1993-00). Consultantships: Bd. of Bar Exam'rs, Sup. Ct. of OH, 1992-96; Mem., IN Pro Bono Comm., 2003-09; Co-Chair, Pro Bono Com., IN St. Bar Ass'n, 2007-09; Chair , AALS Section on Clinical Legal Education Executive Committee, 2010-11; Co-Chair, Planning Committee for the 2011 AALS Conference on Clinical Legal Education, 2010-11.

Sameer M. Ashar (University of California, Irvine School of Law)

Session: Plenary Session - Structuring Clinics in a Changing Environment
Bio: ASHAR, SAMEER M. (M) Clin. Prof. of Law, Cal., Irvine. b.1969. BA, 1991, Swarthmore Coll.; JD, 1996, Harvard. Lead Art. Ed., Harv. C.R.-C.L. L. Rev. Admitted: CA, 1997; NY, 2000. Skadden Fellow/Staff Att'y, Lawyers' Cmte for Civil Rts., San Francisco, CA, 1996 - 1998; Associate, Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, New York, NY, 1998 - 1999; Clerk, Hon. Deborah A. Batts U.S.D.C., S.D.N.Y., New York, NY, 1999-2000; Fellow/Adj. Prof., New York Univ., 2000-2002; Ass't Prof., Univ. of Maryland, 2002-2003; Assoc. Dean for Clinical Programs and Assoc. Prof., City Univ. of New York Sch. of Law, 2003 - 2011. Subjects: Immigrant and Refugee Rights Clinic (S); Immigrant and Refugee Rights Clinic (S). Member: AALS Sect. on Poverty Law (Chair); Law and Soc. Ass'n (Board of Trustees).

Jonathan Askin (Brooklyn Law School)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: ASKIN, JONATHAN Assoc. Prof., Clin. Law, Brooklyn. AB, 1986, Harvard Coll.; JD, 1990, Rutgers - Newark. Notes and Comments Editor, Rutgers Law Rev. Admitted: NJ, 1991; NY, 1992. Associate, Davis Polk & Wardwell, New York, NY, 1991 - 1993; Sr. Att'y, Fed. Communications Ass'n, Washington, DC, 1997 - 1999. Subjects: Advanced Brooklyn Law Incubator & Policy Clinic; Brooklyn Law Incubator & Policy Clinic; Telecommunications Law; Telecommunications Law.

Cheryl A. Azza (Suffolk University Law School)

Session: Teaching Cross-Professional Communication and Ethics Through Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Bio: AZZA, CHERYL A. Social Work Supv'r, Suffolk.

Barbara A. Babb (University of Baltimore School of Law)

Session: Preparing Lawyers for the Twenty-First Century: Teaching the Law from a Problem-Solving Perspective
Bio: BABB, BARBARA A. (F) Prof. & Dir., MSBA-UB Bus. Law Clerk. Prog., Baltimore. b.1951. BS, 1973, Penn. St. Univ.; MS, 1978; JD, 1981, Cornell. Admitted: NY, 1982; MD, 1988. Assoc. Att'y, Mahlon R. Perkins P.C. Dryden NY, 1982-1985; Mng. Att'y/Domestic Law Unit, Legal Aid Bur. Inc. Balt., 1986-1989; Clin. Instr., Baltimore, 1989-1990; Clin. Ass't Prof., 1990-1993; Ass't Prof., 1993-1998; Assoc. Prof., Baltimore, 1998 - Pres. Subjects: Center for Families Children & the Courts' Student Fellows Program (S); Child & The Family; Clinical Teaching (S); Family Law. Books & Awards: Increasing Access to Justice for Maryland's Families (with Murphy), 1992; Univ. Sys. of MD Fac. Award for Excellence in Public Serv., 1999; Performance Stands. and Measures for Maryland's Family Divisions (with Kuhn), 2002; A Strong Presence in the Life of a Child: A Report on Unified Family Courts and Juv. Delinquency Matters (with Danziger), 2003; Truancy Ct. Prog. Mentor Manual (with Danziger, Green, Alston), 2010; Truancy Ct. Prog. Toolkit (with Danziger, Dalton, Green, Alston), 2010. Member: AALS (Chair, In-House Clinics Com., Sect. on CLE, 1995-04, Chair, Sect. on Fam. & Juv. Law, 2002, Exec. Comm. Mem. since 2002); Ass'n of Family & Conc. Cts. (Chair, Ct. Servs. Task Force, 2003-2005). Consultantships: Ed'l Adv'y Bd., Fam. Ct. Rev., since 1999; Liaison, Unified Family Ct. Coord'r Coun., ABA, since 2003, Standing Com. on Substance Abuse, since 2003.

Barbara A. Babb (University of Baltimore School of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: BABB, BARBARA A. (F) Prof. & Dir., MSBA-UB Bus. Law Clerk. Prog., Baltimore. b.1951. BS, 1973, Penn. St. Univ.; MS, 1978; JD, 1981, Cornell. Admitted: NY, 1982; MD, 1988. Assoc. Att'y, Mahlon R. Perkins P.C. Dryden NY, 1982-1985; Mng. Att'y/Domestic Law Unit, Legal Aid Bur. Inc. Balt., 1986-1989; Clin. Instr., Baltimore, 1989-1990; Clin. Ass't Prof., 1990-1993; Ass't Prof., 1993-1998; Assoc. Prof., Baltimore, 1998 - Pres. Subjects: Center for Families Children & the Courts' Student Fellows Program (S); Child & The Family; Clinical Teaching (S); Family Law. Books & Awards: Increasing Access to Justice for Maryland's Families (with Murphy), 1992; Univ. Sys. of MD Fac. Award for Excellence in Public Serv., 1999; Performance Stands. and Measures for Maryland's Family Divisions (with Kuhn), 2002; A Strong Presence in the Life of a Child: A Report on Unified Family Courts and Juv. Delinquency Matters (with Danziger), 2003; Truancy Ct. Prog. Mentor Manual (with Danziger, Green, Alston), 2010; Truancy Ct. Prog. Toolkit (with Danziger, Dalton, Green, Alston), 2010. Member: AALS (Chair, In-House Clinics Com., Sect. on CLE, 1995-04, Chair, Sect. on Fam. & Juv. Law, 2002, Exec. Comm. Mem. since 2002); Ass'n of Family & Conc. Cts. (Chair, Ct. Servs. Task Force, 2003-2005). Consultantships: Ed'l Adv'y Bd., Fam. Ct. Rev., since 1999; Liaison, Unified Family Ct. Coord'r Coun., ABA, since 2003, Standing Com. on Substance Abuse, since 2003.

Wendy A. Bach (University of Tennessee College of Law)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: BACH, WENDY A. (F) Assoc. Prof., Tennessee. b.1967. MA, 1991, Pennsylvania; BA, 1991, Pennsylvania; JD, 1996, Tennessee. Articles Editor, New York Univ. Rev. of Law and Social Change. Admitted: NY, 1997. Staff Att'y, The Legal Aid Soc., New York, NY, 1996 - 2001; Director, Homelessness Outreach and Prevention Proj., The Urban Justice Cntr., New York, NY, 2001 - 2005; Clin. Instr., The City Univ. Sch. of Law, 2005 - 2010. Subjects: Advocacy Clinic (S). Books & Awards: 1996, Order of the Coif; 1996, Eric Dean Bender Public Interest Prize.

Wendy A. Bach (University of Tennessee College of Law)

Session: Intersecting Subordination and Poverty Law: Reexamining Our Teaching Goals
Bio: BACH, WENDY A. (F) Assoc. Prof., Tennessee. b.1967. MA, 1991, Pennsylvania; BA, 1991, Pennsylvania; JD, 1996, Tennessee. Articles Editor, New York Univ. Rev. of Law and Social Change. Admitted: NY, 1997. Staff Att'y, The Legal Aid Soc., New York, NY, 1996 - 2001; Director, Homelessness Outreach and Prevention Proj., The Urban Justice Cntr., New York, NY, 2001 - 2005; Clin. Instr., The City Univ. Sch. of Law, 2005 - 2010. Subjects: Advocacy Clinic (S). Books & Awards: 1996, Order of the Coif; 1996, Eric Dean Bender Public Interest Prize.

Jeffrey R. Baker (Faulkner University, Thomas Goode Jones School of Law)

Session: Testimony and Teaching II: The Role of Religion in the Student-Teacher Experience
Bio: BAKER, JEFFREY R. Assoc. Prof. of Law, Dir. of Clin. Programs, Faulkner. BA, 1997, Harding Univ.; JD, 2000, Vanderbilt. Admitted: MS, 2000; AL, 2007. Assoc., Phelps Dunbar P.A. Tupelo MS, 2000-2001; Assoc., Watkins & Eager PLLC Jackson MS, 2001-2006; Adj. Prof., Belhaven Coll., Jackson, MS, 2004; Assoc. Prof., Faulkner, Since 2006. Subjects: Elder Law Clinic Clinical Teaching (S); Externships; Family Violence Clinic (S); Law & Literature; Pre Trial Practice. Member: CLEA; AALS. Consultantships: Co-Chair, Montgomery County Task Force on Domestic Violence, since 2009; Mem., Alabama State Bar Task Force on Pro Bono Celebration, since 2009; Mem., Institute of Faith and the Academy, since 2009.

Sabrina Balgamwalla (University of Baltimore School of Law)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: BALGAMWALLA, SABRINA Clin. Fel., Baltimore.

Beverly Balos (University of Minnesota Law School)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: BALOS, BEVERLY (F) Clin. Prof. Emer., Minnesota. b.1951. BA, 1972, SUNY, Binghamton; JD, 1977, Minnesota. Admitted: MN, 1977. Att'y, Reginald Heber Smith Community Lawyer Fellowship Legal Assist. of Ramsey Cty. St. Paul, 1977-1979; Dir. of Advocacy, Fam. & Children's Serv. Mpls., 1979-1982; Part., Balos & Miyamoto Mpls., 1982-1983; Assoc. Clin. Prof., Minnesota, 1983-1989; Clin. Prof., Since 1989; Vaughan G. Papke Clin. Prof., Univ. of Minnesota, 2006-2008; Vis. Professor of Law, Seattle Univ. Sch. of Law, 2009 - 2011; Vis. Professor of Law, New York Law Sch., 2012. Subjects: Clinical Teaching; Domestic Violence (S); Law & Violence Against Women. Books & Awards: Law & Violence Against Women(with Fellows), 1994; Law & Violence Against Women (with Fellows), 1994. Consultantships: Bd. Dirs., WATCH.; Consult., Minnesota Coalition for Battered Women, since 2008; Bd of Directors, Domestic Abuse Intervention Programs, since 2008; Consult., Praxis International, since 2009.

John L. Barkai (University of Hawaii, William S. Richardson School of Law)

Session: Plenary Session - Teaching Lawyering Skills in the 21st Century
Bio: BARKAI, JOHN L. (M) Prof. & Dir., Clin. Prog., Hawaii. b.1945. BBA, 1967; MBA, 1968; JD, 1971, Michigan. Admitted: MI, 1972; CA, 1973; HI, 1978. Att'y, Defenders' Off. Detroit, 1972-1973; Vis. Assoc. Prof., Wayne St., 1973-1974; Assoc. Prof., 1974-1978; Assoc. Prof., Hawaii, 1978-1983; Assoc. Dean, 1982-1983; Prof., Since 1983; Vis. Sr. Fel., City Univ. of Hong Kong, 1992-1993. Subjects: Clinical Teaching; Evidence; International Business Transactions; Negotiation & Alternative Dispute Resolution. Books & Awards: Teacher's Manual for Med. Representation: Advocating As A Problem-Solver In Any Country Or Culture 2010 (with Abramson), 2010. 2009, Regents’ Medal for Excellence in Teaching.Consultantships: Consult., Japan American Institute for Management Studies, since 1985; Com. Mem., HI Sup. Ct. Stdg. Comm. on Rules of Evid., since 1993; Consult., Asia Pacific Center for Security Studies, since 2010.

Laurie A. Barron (Roger Williams University School of Law)

Session: Supervising the Supervisors: What is the Law School's Role?
Bio: BARRON, LAURIE A. Exec. Dir., Feinstein Inst. for Legal Servs. & Lect. in Public Interest Law., Roger Williams.

Kevin M. Barry (Quinnipiac University School of Law)

Session: Effectively Teaching Legislative and Policy Advocacy: The Pedagogical, Ethical and Structural Challenges
Bio: BARRY, KEVIN M. (M) Assoc. Prof., Quinnipiac Uni. JD, 2000, Boston Coll.; LLM, 2008, Georgetown. Exec. Editor, Boston Coll. Law Rev. Admitted: MA, 2001; DC, 2006; CT, 2008. Associate, Ropes & Gray, Boston, MA, 2000 - 2003; Gov't Relations Program Ass't, Amnesty Int'l USA, Washington, DC, 2003 - 2004; Law Clerk, U.S. Dist. Ct., Providence, RI, 2004 - 2005; Law Clerk, U.S. Ct. of App. for the First Cir., Portland, ME, 2005 - 2006; Clin. Teaching Fel., Georgetown Univ. Law Cntr., 2006 - 2008. Subjects: Civil Clinic. Member: Clin. Legal Educ. Ass'n.

Benjamin H. Barton (University of Tennessee College of Law)

Session: Scholarship for Social Change
Bio: BARTON, BENJAMIN H. (M) Professor, Tennessee. b.1969. BA, 1991, Haverford Coll.; JD, 1996, Michigan. Exec. Note Ed., Mich. L. Rev. Admitted: MD, 1998; TN, 2003. Clerk, Hon. Diana Gribbon Motz U.S.C.A. 4th Cir. Balt., 1996-1997; Assoc., Morgon Lewis & Bockius LLP Princeton NJ, 1997-1999; Vis.Clin. Prof., Ariz. St., 1999-2001; Assoc. Prof., Tennessee, 2001 - 2010; Professor, Tennessee, 2010 - Pres. Subjects: Clinical Law; Evidence; Legal Ethics; Torts. Books & Awards: The Lawyer-Judge Bias in the Am. Courts, 2011. 2010, LSAC Philip D. Shelton Award for Outstanding Research in Legal Education .Member: Order of the Coif. Consultantships: Bd. of Dirs., TN Just. Cntr., since 2001.

Jennifer Baum (St. John's University School of Law)

Session: Walking in Lawyer and Client Shoes: Self-Contained Interactive and Experiential Curriculum Enhancements You Can Drop Into Your Syllabus This Fall
Bio: BAUM, JENNIFER Assoc. Prof., Clin. Legal Educ. & Dir., Child Advocacy Clinic, St. John's.

A. J. Bellido de Luna (University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: BELLIDO DE LUNA, A. J. Mng. Dir., Clin. Law Prog., Maryland.

Emily Benfer (Loyola University Chicago School of Law)

Session: Mind the Gap: (Re)Designing Clinical Teaching to Serve Cross-Generational Student Needs
Bio: BENFER, EMILY Clin. Prof. of Law; Director, Health Justice Proj., Loyola, Chicago. JD, 2005, Ind., Indpls.; LLM, 2010, Georgetown. Notes Editor, Indiana Univ. Int'l and Comp. Law Rev. Admitted: NY, 2006; DC, 2006. Subjects: Advanced Health Justice; Advocacy Tools for the 21st Century Public Interest Lawyer; Health Justice Project; Interdisciplinary Health Advocacy; Introduction to Health Justice. Member: Soc. of Am. Law Teachers.

Susan D. Bennett (American University, Washington College of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: BENNETT, SUSAN D. (F) Prof., & Dir., Community & Econ. Dev. Law Clinic., American. b.1952. BA, 1973, Yale Coll.; MA, 1975, Yale; JD, 1979, Columbia. Admitted: MD, 1980; DC, 1989. Staff Att'y, Legal Aid Bur. Towson MD, 1979-1984; Lect., 1984-1987; Dir., Public Interest Law Clinic Am., 1984-1998; Ass't Prof., 1987-1991; Assoc. Prof., 1991-1994; Prof., Since 1994; Dir., Community & Econ. Dev. Law Clinic, Since 1998; Dir., Clin. Progs., 2003-2006. Subjects: Clinical Teaching (S); Local Government (Urban Problems) (S); Poverty Law (S); Property Law. Member: AALS (Exec. Com., Sect. on Poverty Law, 1992-97, 2006-2009, Chair, 1996-97). Consultantships: Bd. Mem., Nat'l Law Cntr. on Homelessness & Poverty, 1992-01, Co-Chair, 1996-98, Sec'y, 1998-01; Co-Chair, Legal Educ. Prac. Div., Forum on Affordable Housing & Community Dev., ABA, 1999-01; Mem., ABA Commission on Homelessness and Poverty, 2007-10; Vice Chair, D.C. Bar Pro Bono Program,Community Economic Development Advisory Board, since 2008.

Susan D. Bennett (American University, Washington College of Law)

Session: Community, Collaboration, and Narrative: A Workshop at the Intersections of Scholarship, Teaching, and Practice
Bio: BENNETT, SUSAN D. (F) Prof., & Dir., Community & Econ. Dev. Law Clinic., American. b.1952. BA, 1973, Yale Coll.; MA, 1975, Yale; JD, 1979, Columbia. Admitted: MD, 1980; DC, 1989. Staff Att'y, Legal Aid Bur. Towson MD, 1979-1984; Lect., 1984-1987; Dir., Public Interest Law Clinic Am., 1984-1998; Ass't Prof., 1987-1991; Assoc. Prof., 1991-1994; Prof., Since 1994; Dir., Community & Econ. Dev. Law Clinic, Since 1998; Dir., Clin. Progs., 2003-2006. Subjects: Clinical Teaching (S); Local Government (Urban Problems) (S); Poverty Law (S); Property Law. Member: AALS (Exec. Com., Sect. on Poverty Law, 1992-97, 2006-2009, Chair, 1996-97). Consultantships: Bd. Mem., Nat'l Law Cntr. on Homelessness & Poverty, 1992-01, Co-Chair, 1996-98, Sec'y, 1998-01; Co-Chair, Legal Educ. Prac. Div., Forum on Affordable Housing & Community Dev., ABA, 1999-01; Mem., ABA Commission on Homelessness and Poverty, 2007-10; Vice Chair, D.C. Bar Pro Bono Program,Community Economic Development Advisory Board, since 2008.

William Berman (Suffolk University Law School)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: BERMAN, WILLIAM (M) Clin. Prof. of Law, Suffolk. BA, 1982, Union Coll.; JD, 1986, Boston Univ. Admitted: MA, 1986. Ass't D.A., Middlesex D.A.'s Off. Middlesex Cty. MA, 1987-1990; Ass't Att'y Gen., Off. of the Att'y Gen. C'wealth of MA Boston, 1991-1998. Subjects: Housing Clinic; Landlord-Tenant & Housing Issues (S).

Caroline Bettinger-Lopez (University of Miami School of Law)

Session: Plenary Session - Structuring Clinics in a Changing Environment
Bio: BETTINGER-LOPEZ, CAROLINE Assoc. Clin. Professor, Dir. Human Rts. Clinic, Miami.

Caroline Bettinger-Lopez (University of Miami School of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: BETTINGER-LOPEZ, CAROLINE Assoc. Clin. Professor, Dir. Human Rts. Clinic, Miami.

W. Warren Hill Binford (Willamette University College of Law)

Session: AALS Reception with Posters
Bio: BINFORD, W. WARREN HILL (F) Assoc. Prof. & Dir., Clin. Law Progs., Willamette. b.1967. BA, 1989, Boston Univ.; EdM, 1993, Boston Univ.; JD, 1998, Harvard. Admitted: CA, 1999; OR, 2006. Assoc., Pillsbury Winthrop Sacramento, 1998-2005; Assoc. Prof. & Dir., Clin. Law Progs. Willamette, Since 2005. Subjects: Civil Rights and Law in Education; Clinical Teaching; Deposition Skills (S); International Children's Right (S); Negotiation. Books & Awards: 1989, Summa Cum Laude with Distinction; 1989, University Professors' Alumni Award.Member: Phi Beta Kappa.

Keith S Blair (University of the District of Columbia, David A. Clarke School of Law)

Session: Testimony and Teaching II: The Role of Religion in the Student-Teacher Experience
Bio: BLAIR, KEITH S. (M) Assoc. Prof. of Law and Director, Low-Income Tax Clinic, District of Columbia. b.1960. BS, 1982, Andrews Univ.; JD, 1993, Brooklyn. Admitted: GA, 1994; NY, 1994; DC, 1995; MD, 2005. Pro se Clerk, U.S.C.A. 2nd Cir. NYC, 1993-1995; Trial Att'y, U.S. Dep't of Just. Anti-trust Div. DC, 1995-1997; Sr. Trial Att'y, U.S. Dep't of Just. Tax Div. DC, 1997-2005. Subjects: Constitutional Law; Tax Clinic; Tax Practice and Procedure.

Beryl S. Blaustone (City University of New York School of Law)

Session: Teaching Students to Manage Stress Effectively and Minimize Vicarious Trauma
Bio: BLAUSTONE, BERYL S. (F) Professor, CUNY at Queens. b.1949. BA, 1972, Univ. of Minnesota; JD, 1975, Dist. of Columbia. Admitted: DC, 1975. Assoc., Drew & Garfinkle DC, 1975-1976; Staff Att'y, Am. Fed'n of Gov't Employees DC, 1976-1977; Att'y, Self DC, 1978-1983; Legal Instr., Beacon Coll. DC, 1980-1981; Adj. Prof., Antioch, 1981-1983; Instr., CUNY at Queens, 1983-1985; Ass't Prof., 1985-1992; Assoc. Prof., 1992-1998; Vis. Prof., Wm. & Mary, 1998; Prof., Since 1998. Subjects: Civil Rights; Clinical Teaching; Domestic Relations; Evidence; Mediation & Alternative Dispute Resolution; Office Practice. Books & Awards: I Can Speak for Myself: An Introduction to Advocacy Skills for the Public, 1982; Settle or Sue: What Else Can I Do?, 1993. Consultantships: Co-Convenor, CUNY Dispute Resolu. Consortium, 1992-99; Founding Bd. Mem., CLEA, 1992-93; Adv'r, Inst. for Conflict Resolu., Inter Amer. of PR Sch. of Law, 1998-99.

Lisa R. Bliss (Georgia State University College of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: BLISS, LISA R. (F) Assoc. Clin. Prof. & Co-Director, HeLP Clinic., Georgia State. b.1963. BA, 1985, Univ. of No. Fla.; JD, 1988, Univ. of Florida. Student Wks. Ed., U. Fla. L. Rev. Admitted: GA, 1989; FL, 1989. Assoc., Neely & Player P.C. Atlanta, Atlanta, GA, 1989-1993; Clin. Lect., Univ. of Florida, 1994-1995; Dep. Dir., Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Fdn., Atlanta, GA, 1996-1999; Assoc., Magill & Atkinson P.C. Atlanta, Atlanta, GA, 1999-2001; Instr. of Law, Georgia St., 2001 - 2006; Assoc. Clinical Prof., Georgia St., Since 2006. Subjects: Advanced Techniques in Pretrial Litigation; Health Care Law; Health Law Partnership Legal Services Clinic; Law & Medicine; Public Interest Law and Social Welfare. Member: Best Practices in Legal Educ. Implemention Com.; AALS Clin. Sect. Interdisciplinary Educ. Com. Consultantships: Bd. of Directors, Clinical Legal Education Association, since 2009.

Lisa R. Bliss (Georgia State University College of Law)

Session: The Promise and Challenges of Effective Outcome Measurement and Millenial Student Evaluation in the Medical Legal Partnership Clinical Context
Bio: BLISS, LISA R. (F) Assoc. Clin. Prof. & Co-Director, HeLP Clinic., Georgia State. b.1963. BA, 1985, Univ. of No. Fla.; JD, 1988, Univ. of Florida. Student Wks. Ed., U. Fla. L. Rev. Admitted: GA, 1989; FL, 1989. Assoc., Neely & Player P.C. Atlanta, Atlanta, GA, 1989-1993; Clin. Lect., Univ. of Florida, 1994-1995; Dep. Dir., Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Fdn., Atlanta, GA, 1996-1999; Assoc., Magill & Atkinson P.C. Atlanta, Atlanta, GA, 1999-2001; Instr. of Law, Georgia St., 2001 - 2006; Assoc. Clinical Prof., Georgia St., Since 2006. Subjects: Advanced Techniques in Pretrial Litigation; Health Care Law; Health Law Partnership Legal Services Clinic; Law & Medicine; Public Interest Law and Social Welfare. Member: Best Practices in Legal Educ. Implemention Com.; AALS Clin. Sect. Interdisciplinary Educ. Com. Consultantships: Bd. of Directors, Clinical Legal Education Association, since 2009.

Lisa R. Bliss (Georgia State University College of Law)

Session: The Intentional Mentor: Employing Mentoring Frameworks to Aid the Professional Development of New Clinicians
Bio: BLISS, LISA R. (F) Assoc. Clin. Prof. & Co-Director, HeLP Clinic., Georgia State. b.1963. BA, 1985, Univ. of No. Fla.; JD, 1988, Univ. of Florida. Student Wks. Ed., U. Fla. L. Rev. Admitted: GA, 1989; FL, 1989. Assoc., Neely & Player P.C. Atlanta, Atlanta, GA, 1989-1993; Clin. Lect., Univ. of Florida, 1994-1995; Dep. Dir., Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Fdn., Atlanta, GA, 1996-1999; Assoc., Magill & Atkinson P.C. Atlanta, Atlanta, GA, 1999-2001; Instr. of Law, Georgia St., 2001 - 2006; Assoc. Clinical Prof., Georgia St., Since 2006. Subjects: Advanced Techniques in Pretrial Litigation; Health Care Law; Health Law Partnership Legal Services Clinic; Law & Medicine; Public Interest Law and Social Welfare. Member: Best Practices in Legal Educ. Implemention Com.; AALS Clin. Sect. Interdisciplinary Educ. Com. Consultantships: Bd. of Directors, Clinical Legal Education Association, since 2009.

Brenda B. Blom (University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: BLOM, BRENDA B. (F) Prof. , Maryland. b.1953. BA, 1989, Baltimore; MPS, 1993, Maryland; JD, 1993, Baltimore; PhD, 2002, Maryland. Admitted: MD, 1993. Staff Att'y, Community Law Cntr. Inc. Balt., 1993-1996; Exec. Dir., Empowerment Legal Servs. Prog. Inc. Balt., 1996-1998; Ass't Prof., Maryland, 1998-2003; Assoc. Prof., 2003-2006; Dir. Clin. Prog., Since 2004; Prof., Since 2006. Subjects: Clinical Law; Community & Economic Development (S); Professional Responsibility and Practice: The Rules and Reality (S). Consultantships: Bd. Chair, Law Sch. Consortium Proj., since 2003; Adv'y Bd., MD Legal Assist. Network, since 2005; Adv'y Coun., Standing Com. on the Delivery of Legal Serv., ABA,, 2006-07.

Brenda B. Blom (University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law)

Session: Community, Collaboration, and Narrative: A Workshop at the Intersections of Scholarship, Teaching, and Practice
Bio: BLOM, BRENDA B. (F) Prof. , Maryland. b.1953. BA, 1989, Baltimore; MPS, 1993, Maryland; JD, 1993, Baltimore; PhD, 2002, Maryland. Admitted: MD, 1993. Staff Att'y, Community Law Cntr. Inc. Balt., 1993-1996; Exec. Dir., Empowerment Legal Servs. Prog. Inc. Balt., 1996-1998; Ass't Prof., Maryland, 1998-2003; Assoc. Prof., 2003-2006; Dir. Clin. Prog., Since 2004; Prof., Since 2006. Subjects: Clinical Law; Community & Economic Development (S); Professional Responsibility and Practice: The Rules and Reality (S). Consultantships: Bd. Chair, Law Sch. Consortium Proj., since 2003; Adv'y Bd., MD Legal Assist. Network, since 2005; Adv'y Coun., Standing Com. on the Delivery of Legal Serv., ABA,, 2006-07.

Laura J. Boeckman (Florida Coastal School of Law)

Session: Clerkship-Ready: Preparing Students for Judicial Externships and Clerkships
Bio: BOECKMAN, LAURA J. Assoc. Prof. of Prof'l Skills, Fla. Coastal. MPA, 2001, Ind., Maurer; JD, 2001, Ind., Maurer. Art. ed., Fed. Com. Law Journal.; Articles Editor, Fed. Communications Law Jour. Admitted: FL, 2001. Law Clerk, U.S. Ct. Dist. Jacksonville, 2001-2003; Staff Att'y, Jacksonville Area Legal Aid , Jacksonville, Florida, 2003-2005. Subjects: Consumer Law Clinic; Consumer Transactions; Legal Research and Writing. Member: Nat'l Ass'n of Consumer Advocates.

Rebecca M. Bratspies (City University of New York School of Law)

Session: Precautionary Principle: Regulatory and Tort Perspective
Bio: BRATSPIES, REBECCA M. (M) Professor, CUNY at Queens. BA, 1987, Wesleyan Univ.; JD, 1992, Pennsylvania. Admitted: PA, 1992. Jud. Clerk, Hon. C. Arlen Bean U.S.C.A. 8th Cir. Lincoln NE, 1992-1994; Luce Scholar, Henry Luce Fdn. ROC Ministry of Just. Taipei Taiwan, 1994-1995; Litig., Att'y Dechert Price & Rhoads Phila., 1995-1998; Acting Ass't Prof., NYU, 1998-2001; Assoc. Prof., Idaho, 2001-2003. Subjects: Administrative Law; Environmental Justice (S); Environmental Law; International Environmental Law; Lawyering; Property. Books & Awards: Transboundary Harm in Int'l Law, 2006; Progress in Int'l Law, 2008. 1994, Henry Luce Foundation Scholar; 1992, Green Prize for Excellence in Torts.Member: Am. Soc. of Int'l Law; Order of the Coif.; AALS Agricultural Law Com. Consultantships: Stewardship Policy Consult., CGIAR, 2008-09; Appt'd Mem., ABA Standing Committee on Environmental Law, 2009-12; Exec. Com. Mem., AALS Section on Agriculture, 2010-11.

Susan J. Bryant (City University of New York School of Law)

Session: Promoting Self-Awareness and Mindfulness in our Classroom Discussions of the Role of Race and Privilege in Lawyering
Bio: BRYANT, SUSAN J. (F) Professor, CUNY at Queens. b.1948. BA, 1970, Xavier; JD, 1973, Georgetown; LLM, 1980, Georgetown. Admitted: NY, 1976. Att'y, Defender Ass'n of Phila., 1973-1974; Fellow, Prettyman Legal Intern Prog. Georgetown, 1974-1976; Dep. Dir., Com. on Defense Servs. DC Bar, 1975-1976; Dir., Clin. Prog. Hofstra, 1976-1983; 2nd Yr. Coord'r, CUNY NY, 1983-1989; Assoc. Prof., CUNY at Queens, 1984-2003; Acting Assoc. Dean, Acad. Affrs., 1994-1996; Dir., Clinic Progs. 1989-94, Since 1996; professor, CUNY Sch. of Law, 2002 - 2009; Prof., Since 2003. Subjects: Clinical Teaching (S); Evidence; Evidence; Family Law (S); Legal Research & Writing; Trial & Appellate Advocacy. Books & Awards: 1996, AALS CLinical Section Award Contributions to Clinical Education.Member: SALT, Bd. of Governors, CLEA; AALS (Chair, Sect. on CLE, 1981-83). Consultantships: Consult., CA St. Bar Exam., since 1988; Consult., Clin. Prog., Harvard, since 1989; Consult., Clinic, Univ. of Penn. Law Sch., since 1991.

Sylvia Caley (Georgia State University College of Law)

Session: Effectively Teaching Legislative and Policy Advocacy: The Pedagogical, Ethical and Structural Challenges
Bio: CALEY, SYLVIA Assoc. Clin. Professor, Director, Health Law Partnership (HeLP), Co-Assoc. Director, HeLP Clinic, Georgia State. MBA, 1986, Georgia St. Univ.; JD, 1989, Georgia St. Admitted: GA, 1989. Mng. Att'y AIDS Legal Proj., Atl. legal AID Soc. Atl., 1989-1998; Legis. Couns., GA. Dept. of Community Health Atl., 2000-2001. Subjects: Health Legislation & Advocacy; HeLP Legal Services Clinic; International & Comparative Health Law. Member: AALS Clin. Educ. Sect.; Clin. Legal Educ. Ass'n. Consultantships: Mem., Ethics Com, Grady Health Sys., since 1992; Mem., Ethics Com., Children's Healthcare Atl., since 2006.

Sylvia Caley (Georgia State University College of Law)

Session: The Promise and Challenges of Effective Outcome Measurement and Millenial Student Evaluation in the Medical Legal Partnership Clinical Context
Bio: CALEY, SYLVIA Assoc. Clin. Professor, Director, Health Law Partnership (HeLP), Co-Assoc. Director, HeLP Clinic, Georgia State. MBA, 1986, Georgia St. Univ.; JD, 1989, Georgia St. Admitted: GA, 1989. Mng. Att'y AIDS Legal Proj., Atl. legal AID Soc. Atl., 1989-1998; Legis. Couns., GA. Dept. of Community Health Atl., 2000-2001. Subjects: Health Legislation & Advocacy; HeLP Legal Services Clinic; International & Comparative Health Law. Member: AALS Clin. Educ. Sect.; Clin. Legal Educ. Ass'n. Consultantships: Mem., Ethics Com, Grady Health Sys., since 1992; Mem., Ethics Com., Children's Healthcare Atl., since 2006.

A. Rachel Camp (Georgetown University Law Center)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: CAMP, A. RACHEL Vis. Assoc. Prof. of Law, Georgetown.

Kristina M. Campbell (University of the District of Columbia, David A. Clarke School of Law)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: CAMPBELL, KRISTINA (F) Ass't Prof. and Director, Immig. & Human Rts. Clinic, District of Columbia. b.1975. BA, 1997, Saint Mary's Coll.; JD, 2002, Notre Dame. Mng. Editor, Notre Dame Jour. of Law, Ethics and Public Policy. Admitted: VA, 2002; AZ, 2004; CA, 2007. Vis. Lect., Univ. of Denver Sturm Coll. of Law, 2009 - 2010; Ass't Prof., Univ. of the Dist. of Columbia David A. Clarke Sch. of Law, 2010 - Pres. Subjects: Employment Discrimination (S); Immigration and Human Rights Clinic (S); Immigration and Human Rights Clinic (S); Immigration Law.

Michael Campbell (Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: CAMPBELL, MICHAEL (M) Reuschlein Clin. Tchg. Fel., Villanova. b.1952. BA, 1974, Villanova; JD, 1977, Temple. Admitted: PA, 1977. Staff Attorney/Managing Attorney, Delaware Cty. Legal Assist. Ass'n. now Legal Aid of Southeastern Pennsylvania, Chester Pennsylvania, 1978 - 1993; Mng. Att'y, Pennsylvania Health Law Proj., Philadelphia Pennsylvania, 1993 - 2003; Exec. Dir., Pennsylvania Health Law Proj., Philadelphia Pennsylvania, 2003 - 2008; Reuschlein Clinical Teaching Fel., Villanova Univ. Sch. of Law, 2008 - Pres. Subjects: Civil Justice Clinic; Health Care and the Law.

Yael Cannon (American University, Washington College of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: CANNON, YAEL (F) Practitioner-in-Residence, American. JD, 2005, Stanford. Personnel Officer, Stanford L. & Pol'y. Rev. Subjects: Disability Rights Law Clinic; Disability Rights Law Clinic; Juvenile Law: Children's Legal Rights. Books & Awards: 2005, Graduate with Distinction, Stanford Law School; 2005, Deborah L. Rhode Public Interest Award, Stanford Law School.

Deborah J. Cantrell (University of Colorado Law School)

Session: Testimony and Teaching II: The Role of Religion in the Student-Teacher Experience
Bio: CANTRELL, DEBORAH J. Dir., Clin. Educ. & Assoc. Prof., Colorado. BA, 1982, Smith Coll.; MA, 1986, U.C.L.A.; JD, 1989, Southern Cal. Admitted: CA, 1989; NM, 1996; CT, 2001; CO, 2007. Subjects: Civil Practice Clinic; Ethics Clinic; Ethics in the Practice of Law; Family Law Clinic.

Esther Canty-Barnes (Rutgers Law School)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: CANTY-BARNES, ESTHER (F) Clin. Prof. & Dir. of Spec. Educ. Clinic, Rutgers - Newark. JD, 1981, Rutgers - Newark; BA, Bennett Coll. Admitted: PA, 1981; NJ, 1981. Off. of Public Defender, St. of NJ Newark, 1987-1994; Presiding Judge, Irvington Municipal Ct. Twp. of Irvington NJ, 1994-2001; Clin. Att'y, Spec. Educ. Rutgers Newark, 1997-2002; Acting Dir., Spec. Educ. Clinic, 2002-2005; Assoc. Clin. Prof., 2002-2005; Clin. Prof., Since 2005; Dir., Since 2005. Subjects: Clinical Teaching-Special Education (S). Books & Awards: Shanara Gilbert Award, AALS Sect. of Clin. Legal Educ., 2004. Consultantships: Chair, Subcom. on Women of Color, Sup. Ct. Com. on Women, 1998-06; Improvment Com., NJ Children in the Cts., since 2004.

Eduardo R. Capulong (Alexander Blewett III School of Law at the University of Montana)

Session: Plenary Session - Teaching Lawyering Skills in the 21st Century
Bio: CAPULONG, EDUARDO R. Assoc. Prof., Montana. BA, 1986, New York Univ.; Juris Doctor, 1991, CUNY at Queens. Admitted: NJ, 1991; NY, 1991; MT, 2009. Pro Se Law Clerk, U.S. Ct. of App. for the 2nd Cir., New York, 1991 - 1993; Att'y, Weston & Capulong Bklyn., 1992-1995; Karpatkin Fel., Am. CLU, New York, 1993 - 1994; Partner, Weston & Capulong, New York, 1994 - 1996; Sr. Policy Analyst, Community Serv. Soc., New York, 1994 - 1996; Policy Assoc., No. CA Coalition for Immig. Rts. San Fran., 1997-1999; Public Policy Assoc., No. CA Coalition for Immigrant Rts., San Francisco, 1997 - 1999; Dir., Public Interest Policy Prog. & Lect. Stanford, 1999-2003; Dir. of Public Interest and Public Policy Programs, and Lecturer in Law, Stanford Law Sch., 1999 - 2003; Acting Assistant Professor of Lawyering, New York Univ. Sch. of Law, 2004 - 2007. Subjects: Cause Lawyering (S); Lawyering; Mediation Clinic, Mediation Seminar, Advanced Mediation Seminar (S); Public Interest Law Practice (S). Books & Awards: 2009, Robert and Pauline Poore Law Faculty Service Award.Member: Soc. of Am. Law Teachers; Clin. Legal Educ. Ass'n; Northwest Clinicians Conf.; Law & Soc. Assn. Consultantships: Of Counsel, Public Interest Law Cntr., Manila, Philippines, since 1992; Mem., Montana Bar Association, Dispute Resolution Committee, 2009-10.

Camille Carey (University of New Mexico School of Law)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: CAREY, CAMILLE (F) Ass't Prof., New Mexico. JD, 2001, U.C.L.A. Admitted: NY, 2002; CT, 2008. Fellow/Staff Att'y, The Legal Aid Soc. of New York, New York, NY, 2001 - 2007; Cover Fellow/Clinical Lect., Yale Law Sch., 2007 - 2009; Ass't Prof., Univ. of New Mexico Sch. of Law, 2009 - Pres. Subjects: Community Lawyering Clinic; Immigrants' Rights (S); Torts.

Camille Carey (University of New Mexico School of Law)

Session: Measuring the Magic
Bio: CAREY, CAMILLE (F) Ass't Prof., New Mexico. JD, 2001, U.C.L.A. Admitted: NY, 2002; CT, 2008. Fellow/Staff Att'y, The Legal Aid Soc. of New York, New York, NY, 2001 - 2007; Cover Fellow/Clinical Lect., Yale Law Sch., 2007 - 2009; Ass't Prof., Univ. of New Mexico Sch. of Law, 2009 - Pres. Subjects: Community Lawyering Clinic; Immigrants' Rights (S); Torts.

Anna E. Carpenter (Georgetown University Law Center)

Session: Mind the Gap: (Re)Designing Clinical Teaching to Serve Cross-Generational Student Needs

Bridgette A. Carr (The University of Michigan Law School)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: CARR, BRIDGETTE A. (F) Clin. Ass't Prof., Michigan. b.1976. BA, 1998, Notre Dame; JD, 2002, Michigan. Admitted: MI, 2003. Clin. Ass't Prof., Univ. of Michigan Law Sch., 2009 - Pres. Subjects: Human Rights; Human Trafficking Clinic; Immigration Law.

Kim Cary (Pepperdine University)

Session: Millennials, Technology, and Client Confidentiality: Finding a Working Solution

Timothy M. Casey (California Western School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: CASEY, TIMOTHY M. (M) Professor, Cal. Western. JD, 1992, UC, Hastings; LLM, 2002, Columbia. Sr. Res. & Sym. Ed., Hastings Comm. Ent. L.J. Admitted: CA, 1993; NY, 1994; OH, 2004. Trial Att'y, The Legal Aid Soc. NYC, 1994-1999; Trial Trainer, 1999; Appellate Att'y, 2000-2001; Assoc.-in-Law, Columbia, 2002-2004; Assoc. Prof., Case Western Res., Since 2004; Professor, Case Western Res. Univ., 2007 - Pres; Vis. Prof., California Western Sch. of Law, 2009 - Pres. Subjects: Criminal Justice Clinic; Criminal Justice Clinic; International Human Rights; STEPPS (Ethical Training Program); Surveillance, Civil Liberty and National Intelligence (S). Books & Awards: 2004, Presidential Teaching Award, Columbia University; 2009, Fulbright Scholar, Argentina.

Victoria L. Chase (Rutgers Law School)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: CHASE, VICTORIA L. (F) Assoc. Dean for Acad. Affrs., Rutgers - Camden. b.1969. BA, 1991, Wm. & Mary; JD, 1998, Rutgers - Camden. Admitted: NJ, 1998; PA, 1998. Honors Att'y, U.S. Dep't Transp. DC, 1998-1999; Assoc., Manko Gold Katcher & Fox Bala Cynwyd PA, 1999-2002; Exec. Dir., Legal Clinic for the Disabled Phila., 2002-2004; Vis. Clin. Ass't Prof., Rutgers Camden, 2004-2006; Clin. Ass't Prof., Since 2006. Subjects: Disability Law; Domestic Violence Clinic; Professional Responsibility.

Laura Dym Cohen (Southwestern Law School)

Session: Training and Transforming Law Students into Lawyers in One-Semester
Bio: COHEN, LAURA DYM Dir., St. Law and Community Outreach & Assoc. Clin. Prof., Southwestern. Admitted: CA, 1992.

Douglas L. Colbert (University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: COLBERT, DOUGLAS L. (M) Prof., Maryland. b.1946. BS, 1968, Buffalo; JD, 1972, Rutgers - Newark. Admitted: NY, 1973; MD, 1995. Sr. Trial Att'y, Legal Aid Soc. Crim. Defense Divs. NYC, 1972-1983; Fellow, Cntr. for Legal Educ. CCNY, 1980-1981; Ass't Adj. Prof., John Jay Coll. of Crim. Just. NYC, 1981-1983; Admin. Judge, Bd. of Educ. Off. of Handicapped, 1981-1990; Ass't Clin. Prof., Hofstra, 1983-1989; Assoc. Prof., 1989-1993; Arb'r/Mediator, Judicate Phila., 1991-1993; Vis. Prof., Northeastern, 1993-1994; Prof., Maryland, Since 1994; Exec. Dir., Lawyers at Bail Proj., 1998-2000. Subjects: Clinical Teaching (S); Constitutional Law; Criminal Justice; Evidence; Human Rights; International Human Rights in India. Books & Awards: Stessin Prize for Outstanding Scholarly Pub., 1989, 1991; Advocacy Scholar-in-Res., Washburn, 2004. Consultantships: Bd. Mem. and Co-Chair, SALT's Access to Justice Committee; Bd. of Dirs., MD Public Just. Cntr., since 1998; Dir., Lawyers at Bail, 1998-00; Chair, Sect. on Correctional Reform, MD St. Bar Ass'n, 1998-02.

Daniel H. Cole (Indiana University Maurer School of Law)

Session: Precautionary Principle: Regulatory and Tort Perspective
Bio: COLE, DANIEL H. Prof., Ind., Maurer. AB, 1980, Occidental Coll.; AM, 1981, Univ. of Chgo.; JD, 1986, Lewis & Clark; JSM, 1991; JSD, 1996, Stanford. Admitted: NM, 1987. Legal Writing Inst., Santa Clara, 1987-1988; Dir., Legal Writing Prog., 1988-1989; Tchg. Fel., Stanford, 1989-1991; Ass't Prof., Ind. Indpls., 1991-1994; Assoc. Prof., 1994-1997; Prof., Since 1997. Subjects: Environmental Law; Land Use; Law & Economics; Natural Resources; Property. Books & Awards: Instituting Envt'l Protection: From Red to Green in Poland, 1998; Pollution and Property: Comparing Ownership Institutions for Envt'l Protection, 2002; Principles of Law and Economics (with Grossman), 2004; Natural Resources Law (with Laitos, Zellmer, and Wood), 2007. Member: Am. Law & Econ. Ass'n; Am. Econ. Ass'n; Am. Soc. for Legal Hist. Consultantships: Mem., Public Int'l Law & Policy Grp.

Liz Ryan Cole (Vermont Law and Graduate School)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: COLE, LIZ RYAN (F) Prof., Dir., Sem.-in-Practice Prog., Vermont. b.1947. BA, 1968, Oberlin; JD, 1973, Boston Univ. Admitted: CA, 1973; CT, 1978; VT, 1984. VISTA/Staff Att'y, Santa Clara Cty. Legal Servs. San Jose 1974-75, San Jose, CA, 1976-1977; Att'y, Katz Cole & Beam San Jose, 1975-1976; Trng. Coord'r, Trng. & Advocacy Proj. New Haven CT, 1978-1980; Reg. Trng. Coord'r, Legal Servs. Corp. NYC, 1980-1984; Dir., Career Servs. Vermont, 1984-1985; Dir., Sem.-in-Prac., Since 1984; Assoc. Clin. Prof., 1986-2000; Prof., Since 2000. Subjects: Professional Responsibility; Semester in Practice (S). Member: CLEA (Pres. 1992-93).; SALT; Global Alliance for Justice Educ. (GAJE). Consultantships: Mem., NE CoHousing Working Group, 2008-09.

Jenny-Brooke Condon (Seton Hall University School of Law)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: CONDON, JENNY-BROOKE (F) Assoc. Prof., Seton Hall. b.1976. BA, 1998, Geo. Wash.; JD, 2003, Seton Hall. Arts. Ed., Seton Hall L. Rev. Admitted: NJ, 2003; NY, 2004. Clerk, NJ Sup. Ct. Somerville NJ, 2003-2004; Litig. Dir., World Org. for Human Rts. DC, 2004-2005; Clin. Fel., Seton Hall, Since 2006. Subjects: Immigration & Human Rights Clinic (S).

KimDiana Connolly (University at Buffalo School of Law, The State University of New York)

Session: AALS Reception with Posters
Bio: CONNOLLY, KIM DIANA (F) Prof. and Dir. of Clin. Legal Educ., Buffalo. b.1964. AB, 1987, Univ. of No. Car.; JD, 1993, Georgetown; LLM, 2009, Geo. Wash. Arts. Ed., The Tax Law. ; Bus. Ed., Geo. J. on Poverty L. & Poly. Admitted: NY, 1994; DC, 1994. Assoc., Van Ness Feldman P.C. DC, 1993-1997; Assoc., Beveridge & Diamond P.C. DC, 1997-1998; Assoc., Hunton & Williams DC, 1998-1999; Ass't Prof., Univ. of So. Carolina Sch. of Law, 1999-2004; Assoc. Prof., Univ. of So. Carolina Sch. of Law, 2004 - 2010; Professor, SUNY-Buffalo Law Sch., 2010 - Pres. Subjects: Environmental Advocacy (S); ICN, Environmental Clinic; Introduction to Environmental Law; Law and Policy in the Media. Books & Awards: Wetlands Law and Policy: Understanding Sect. 404, 2005. 2009, ABA SEER Best Paper Award; 2010, School of the Environment Faculty Award.Consultantships: Pres., Clinical Legal Education Association, 2009-09; Chair, U.S. Nat'l Ramsar Com., since 2011; Member, wetland climate change working Grp., National Center for Ecological Analysis & Synthesis (NCEAS), since 2011.

Nancy L. Cook (University of Minnesota Law School)

Session: Community, Collaboration, and Narrative: A Workshop at the Intersections of Scholarship, Teaching, and Practice
Bio: COOK, NANCY L. (F) Vaughan G. Papke Prof. of Clin. Law and Dir. of the Lawyering Prog., Minnesota. b.1951. BA, 1972, Ohio St. Univ.; JD, 1977, Georgetown; MFA, 1992, Am. Univ. Admitted: MD, 1977; DC, 1983; NY, 1998; RI, 2004. Clerk, Judge Thomas Hunter Lowe MD Ct. Spec. App. Annapolis, 1977-1978; Staff Att'y, MD Public Defender Balt., 1978-1980; Assoc. Dir., Legal Writing Univ. of Va., 1980-1981; Clin. Instr., American, 1981-1983; Dir., Crim. & Appellate Clinics & Ass't Prof., 1983-1990; Vis. Prof., New Mexico, 1990-1994; Sr. Lect., Cornell, 1994-2004; Prof., Roger Williams, 2003 - Pres. Subjects: Clinical Teaching; Criminal Procedure; Jurisprudence (S); Juvenile Law; Law & Literature (S); Practice and Professionalism. Books & Awards: Crim. Defense Checklists (with Hermann), 1994. Member: Phi Beta Kappa. Consultantships: Bd. of Dirs., Clin. Legal Educ. Ass'n, 1994-00; Bd. of Gov'rs, SALT, 2000-10.

Elizabeth B. Cooper (Fordham University School of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: COOPER, ELIZABETH B. (F) Assoc. Prof., Fordham. b.1961. BA, 1983, Pennsylvania; JD, 1988, New York Univ. Arts. Ed., Ann. Surv. Am. L. Admitted: NJ, 1988; NY, 1989. Clerk, Hon. Anne E. Thompson U.S.D.C. Dist. NJ Trenton, 1988-1990; Staff Counsel/Skadden Fel., ACLU AIDS Proj. NYC, 1990-1992; Gibbons Fel., Public Interest & Const'l Law Gibbons Del Deo Dolan Griffinger & Vecchione Newark NJ, 1992-1994; Adj. Clin. Prof., Rutgers Newark, 1993-1994; Clin. Instr., Brooklyn, 1994-1995; Assoc. Prof., Fordham, Since 1995. Subjects: AIDS & the Law (S); Clinical Teaching; Institutional Reform Through the Courts (S); Urban Policy and Legislative Advocacy Clinic & Seminar (S). Consultantships: Exec. Com., Sect. on Litig., AALS, 1997-01, Chair, 1997-02; Rptr., Issues Affecting Same-Sex Couples, NY St. Bar Ass'n, 2003-05; Exec. Com., Section on Clinical Legal Education, since 2010; Chair, AALS Committe on Clinical Legal Educatioin, since 2010.

Elizabeth B. Cooper (Fordham University School of Law)

Session: Effectively Teaching Legislative and Policy Advocacy: The Pedagogical, Ethical and Structural Challenges
Bio: COOPER, ELIZABETH B. (F) Assoc. Prof., Fordham. b.1961. BA, 1983, Pennsylvania; JD, 1988, New York Univ. Arts. Ed., Ann. Surv. Am. L. Admitted: NJ, 1988; NY, 1989. Clerk, Hon. Anne E. Thompson U.S.D.C. Dist. NJ Trenton, 1988-1990; Staff Counsel/Skadden Fel., ACLU AIDS Proj. NYC, 1990-1992; Gibbons Fel., Public Interest & Const'l Law Gibbons Del Deo Dolan Griffinger & Vecchione Newark NJ, 1992-1994; Adj. Clin. Prof., Rutgers Newark, 1993-1994; Clin. Instr., Brooklyn, 1994-1995; Assoc. Prof., Fordham, Since 1995. Subjects: AIDS & the Law (S); Clinical Teaching; Institutional Reform Through the Courts (S); Urban Policy and Legislative Advocacy Clinic & Seminar (S). Consultantships: Exec. Com., Sect. on Litig., AALS, 1997-01, Chair, 1997-02; Rptr., Issues Affecting Same-Sex Couples, NY St. Bar Ass'n, 2003-05; Exec. Com., Section on Clinical Legal Education, since 2010; Chair, AALS Committe on Clinical Legal Educatioin, since 2010.

Jennifer M Cooper (University of Denver Sturm College of Law)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: RAGHUNATH, RAJA (M) Ass't Prof., Denver. b.1976. BA, 1997, Duke; JD, 2002, Michigan. Admitted: CA, 2002; NY, 2006; CO, 2007. Associate, Gilbert & Sackman, A Law Corp., Los Angeles, CA, 2002 - 2005; Associate, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP, New York, NY, 2005 - 2007. Subjects: Civil Litigation Clinic (S). Member: Soc. of Am. Law Teachers; Clin. Legal Educ. Ass'n.

Angela B. Cornell (Cornell Law School)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: CORNELL, ANGELA B. (F) Clin. Prof., Cornell. b.1961. BA, 1985, Univ. of So. Fla.; JD, 1989, Univ. of Wash., Seattle. Admitted: NM, 2003; DC, 2006; NY, 2007. Int'l Juridical Dep'ts, Chilean Human Rts. Comm. Santiago, 1989-1990; Coord'r, Anti-Discrim. Proj. Cath. Charities San Jose CA, 1990-1992; Staff Att'y, Albuq. Border City Proj., 1993-1996; Assoc., K. Lee Peifer Albuq., 1996-2004; Part., Peifer & Cornell LLP Albuq., 2004-2005; Assoc. Clinical Prof., Labor Law Clinic Cornell, Since 2005. Subjects: Labor Law Clinic; Labor Law, Practice and Policy. Consultantships: Emplymnt. & Labor Law Com., NM St. Bar.; , Albuq. Personnel Bd., 2003-05; Labor Comm'r, NM Labor-Indus'l Comm., 2003-05.

Jaime Dahlstedt (Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: DAHLSTEDT, JAIME Assoc. Clin. Prof. of Law, Dir., Halle Cntr. Family Violence Legal Clinic, Ariz. State.

Andre' Dandridge (Michigan State University College of Law)

Session: AALS Reception with Posters

Nicole S. Dandridge (Michigan State University College of Law)

Session: AALS Reception with Posters
Bio: DANDRIDGE, NICOLE S. Dir. of Small Bus. & Nonprofit Clinic and Clin. Assoc. Prof., Mich. S. Admitted: FL, 2001; MI, 2004. Assoc. Clinical Professor and Director, Small Business & Nonprofit Clinic, Michigan St. Univ. Coll. of Law, 2004 - Pres. Subjects: Small Business and Nonprofit Clinic (S).

Gloria H. Danziger (University of Baltimore School of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: DANZIGER, GLORIA H. (F) Sr. Fellow, Cntr. for Families, Children & the Cts., Baltimore. b.1953. BA, 1976, Univ. of London; MPhil, 1978, Oxford Univ. (St. Hugh's); JD, 1988, Georgetown. Admitted: PA, 1989. Staff Dir., Standing Com. on Substance Abuse ABA DC, 1993-2002; Sr. Fel., Cntr. for Families Children & the Cts. Balt., Since 2002. Books & Awards: Women's Movements in America, 1986. Consultantships: Bat'l Adv'y Bd., Cntr. for Substance Abuse Treatment, since 2000.

Gloria H. Danziger (University of Baltimore School of Law)

Session: Preparing Lawyers for the Twenty-First Century: Teaching the Law from a Problem-Solving Perspective
Bio: DANZIGER, GLORIA H. (F) Sr. Fellow, Cntr. for Families, Children & the Cts., Baltimore. b.1953. BA, 1976, Univ. of London; MPhil, 1978, Oxford Univ. (St. Hugh's); JD, 1988, Georgetown. Admitted: PA, 1989. Staff Dir., Standing Com. on Substance Abuse ABA DC, 1993-2002; Sr. Fel., Cntr. for Families Children & the Cts. Balt., Since 2002. Books & Awards: Women's Movements in America, 1986. Consultantships: Bat'l Adv'y Bd., Cntr. for Substance Abuse Treatment, since 2000.

Robert D. Dinerstein (American University, Washington College of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: DINERSTEIN, ROBERT D. (M) Prof.& Dir. Clinic. Prgm., American. b.1953. AB, 1974, Cornell Univ.; JD, 1977, Yale. Admitted: NY, 1978; DC, 1983; MD, 1984. Trial Att'y, Dep't of Just. Civil Rts. Div. DC, 1977-1982; Clin. Lect., American, 1983-1988; Dir., Clin. Progs., 1988-1996; Assoc. Prof., 1988-1990; Prof., Since 1990; Assoc. Dean, Acad. Affrs., 1997-2004; Director, Clinical Prog., Am. Univ. Washington Coll. of Law, 2008 - Pres. Subjects: Civil Rights (S); Clinical Teaching (S); Disability Law (S); Employment Law (Disability) (S); Law & Psychiatry (S); Legal Profession. Books & Awards: Report on the Chilean Electoral Process (with Penn, Vazquez & Weidenfeld), 1987; A Guide to Consent (with Herr & O'Sullivan), 1999; Lawyers and Clients: Critical Issues in Interviewing and Counseling (with Ellmann, Gunning, Kruse & Shalleck), 2009; Teachers' Manual to Lawyers and Clients: Critical Issues in Interviewing and Counseling (with Ellmann, Gunning, Kruse & Shalleck), 2009. 2011, Egon Guttman Casebook Award; 2010, William Pincus Award; 2009, American University Award for Outstanding Teaching in a Full-Time Appointment.Member: Phi Beta Kappa; AALS (Chair, Sec. on Disability Law, 2011); AALS (Chair, Sect. on Mental Disability, 2010); SALT (Bd. of Gov'rs, 2001-2006); ; AALS (Chair, Sect. on CLE, 1992, Chair, Com. on CLE, 1996-98, Mbrshp. Rev. Com., 2000-02); ABF (Lifetime Fellow). Consultantships: Mem., Pres. Com. on Mental Retardation, 1994-01; Bd. of Gov'rs, DC Bar, 2002-05; Mem., ABA Council of the Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar, since 2006. on leave, Year 2011-2012.

Stephen J. Ellmann (New York Law School)

Session: Law School Clinics and the Challenges of Emergencies
Bio: ELLMANN, STEPHEN J. (M) Prof. & Assoc. Dean, Fac. Dev. & Collaborative Learning, NYLS. b.1951. BA, 1972; JD, 1976, Harvard. Note Ed., Harv. L. Rev. Admitted: MA, 1977; AL, 1978; NY, 1987. Clerk, Hon. Elbert Parr Tuttle U.S.C.A. 5th (now 11th) Cir. Atlanta, 1976-1977; Staff Att'y, So. Poverty Law Cntr. Montgomery, 1977-1983; Law Fac., Jones Law Inst. Montgomery, 1978-1981; Lect., Harvard, 1982; Assoc. Prof., Columbia, 1983-1992; Assoc. Prof., New York L.S., 1992-1994; Prof., Nwe York Law Sch., Since 1994; Assoc. Dean, New York Law Sch., Since 2000. Subjects: Clinical Teaching; Constitutional Law; Professional Responsibility; South African Law (S). Books & Awards: In a Time of Trouble: Law and Liberty in So. Africa's St. of Emergency, 1992; The Post-Apartheid Constitutions: Perspectives on So. Africa's Basic Law (co-Ed. with P. Andrews), 2001; Lawyers and Clients: Critical Issues in Interviewing and Counseling (with Dinerstein, Gunning, Kruse & Shalleck) (with Teacher's Manual), 2009. Member: Law & Soc. Ass'n; U.S. Const'l Law Ass'n.; CLE Ass'n. Consultantships: Mem., Standing Com. on CLE, AALS, 1986-89, Exec. Com., Sect. on CLE, 1991-94; Co-Ed.-in-Ch., Clin. Law Rev., 1993-97, Bd. of Eds., 1997-99; Adv'y Com., Jour. of Legal Educ., 2000-03.

Jill C. Engle (Penn State Law)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: ENGLE, JILL C. (F) Ass't Prof. of Clin. Law, Penn State - Dickinson. b.1969. JD, 2000, American. Line Ed., Am. U. J. Gender Soc. Pol'y & L. Admitted: PA, 2002; NY, 2002. Subjects: Family Law. Books & Awards: 2010, Magna cum laude.

M. Chris Fabricant (Pace University Elisabeth Haub School of Law)

Session: Bellow Scholars Program Report on Projects
Bio: FABRICANT, M. CHRIS (M) Vis. Ass't Prof., Pace. Subjects: Criminal Justice Clinic.

Katherine Farquhar (American University School of Public Affairs)

Session: Plenary Session - Structuring Clinics in a Changing Environment

Alishia Ferguson (University of Arkansas School of Social Work)

Session: Teaching Cross-Professional Communication and Ethics Through Interdisciplinary Collaboration

Davida Finger (Loyola University New Orleans College of Law)

Session: Law School Clinics and the Challenges of Emergencies
Bio: FINGER, DAVIDA Ass't Clin. Fac., Loyola, New Or.

Linda E Fisher (Seton Hall University School of Law)

Session: Bellow Scholars Program Report on Projects
Bio: FISHER, LINDA E. (F) Prof., Seton Hall. b.1953. BA, 1976, Macalester Coll.; JD, 1980, Univ. of Chgo.; LLM, 1989, Northwestern. Admitted: IL, 1980; PA, 1990; NJ, 2001. Assoc., Singer & Stein Chgo., 1980-1986; Instr., Roosevelt Univ. Chgo., 1982-1986; Legal Writing Instr., Northwestern, 1986-1989; Ass't Prof., Dickinson, 1990-1995; Assoc. Prof., Seton Hall, 1995-2005; Prof., Since 2005. Subjects: Civil Procedure; Clinical Teaching; Gender & the Law (S); Professional Responsibility; Trial Advocacy. Consultantships: Com. on the Status of Women, AAUP, 1993-96, Consult. on Sexual Harassment Pol'y, 1993-96; Chair, Predatory Lending Task Force, AARP, NJ, since 2002.

Sarah Jane Forman (University of Detroit Mercy School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: FORMAN, SARAH JANE (F) Clin. Ass't Prof., Univ. of Detroit Mercy. b.1974. BA, 1997, Michigan; JD, 2005, Boston Coll. Admitted: MA, 2005; MO, 2006. Ass't Public Defender, Com. for Public Counsel Services, Boston, MA, 2005 - 2006; Associate, Sindel, Sindel & Noble P.C., St. Louis, MO, 2006 - 2009; Facullty Fel., Washington Univ. Sch. of Law, 2009 - 2010. Subjects: Criminal Justice Clinic (S); Juvenile Justice Law and Policy (S).

Judith L. Fox (Notre Dame Law School)

Session: Bellow Scholars Program Report on Projects
Bio: FOX, JUDITH L. (F) Assoc. Clin. Prof. of Law, Notre Dame. b.1960. BS, 1985, Wilkes Univ.; JD, 1993, Notre Dame. Arts. Ed., Notre Dame L. Rev. Admitted: MI, 1993; IN, 1993. Staff Att'y, Berrien Cty. Legal Servs. St. Joseph MI, 1993-1995; Dep. Dir., 1995-1997; Clin. Assoc., Notre Dame, 1997-1999; Assoc. Prof'l Spec., Since 1999. Subjects: Clinical Legal Ethics (S); Consumer Law (S); Legal Aid I & II; Topics in Poverty Law: Domestic Violence (S).

Matthew Fraidin (University of the District of Columbia, David A. Clarke School of Law)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: FRAIDIN, MATTHEW (M) Assoc. Prof., District of Columbia. BA, 1987, Haverford; JD, 1993, Wisconsin. Admitted: WI, 1993; MA, 1997; DC, 1998. Jud. Clerk, Hon. Juan M. Perez-Jimenez San Juan PR, 1993-1995; Fellow, Sen. E. Kennedy Senate Labor Com. DC, 1995-1996; Att'y-Adv'r, Off. of Gen. Counsel Dep't of Treas. DC, 1996-1997; Assoc. Counsel, V.P. Al Gore DC, 1997-1998; Att'y, Legal Aid Soc. DC, 1998-2000; Legal Dir., Children's Law Cntr. DC, 2000-2004; Ass't Prof., Dist. of Columbia, Since 2004. Subjects: Clinical Teaching. Books & Awards: Am. Jurisp. Award for Prof'l Ethics, 1992.

Eric Franklin Amarante (University of Denver Sturm College of Law)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: FRANKLIN, ERIC Clin. Fel., Denver.

Craig B. Futterman (The University of Chicago, The Law School)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: FUTTERMAN, CRAIG B. (M) Clin. Prof., Univ. of Chicago. b.1966. BA, 1988, Northwestern; JD, 1991, Stanford. Admitted: IL, 1991. Trial Att'y, Off. of the Cook Cty. Public Defender Chgo., 1991-1994; Assoc., Futterman & Howard Chtd. Chgo., 1994-1999; Lect. & Dir., Public Interest Progs. Stanford, 1999-2000; Ass't Clin. Prof., Univ. of Chgo., 2000-2004; Assoc. Clin. Prof., 2004-2007; Clin. Prof., Since 2006. Subjects: Civil Rights/Police Accountability; Pretrial Practice; Section 1983 Civil Rights Litigation (S); Trial Advocacy. Books & Awards: 2004, CLEA Award for Excellence in Public Interest Project.Consultantships: Adv'y Bd., Positive Anti-Crime Thrust, since 2001; Consult., First Defense Legal Aid, since 2001; Consult., Neighborhood Conservation Corps./Stateway Civil Rts. Proj., since 2001.

Paula Galowitz (New York University School of Law)

Session: Teaching Students to Manage Stress Effectively and Minimize Vicarious Trauma
Bio: GALOWITZ, PAULA (F) Clin. Prof., New York Univ. b.1947. BA, 1968, Rutgers; MSW, 1971, Yeshiva; JD, 1976, Brooklyn. Admitted: NY, 1977. Staff Att'y, Legal Aid Soc. NYC, 1976; Clerk, Judge Fuchsberg NY St. Ct. of App. Albany, 1976-1977; Staff Att'y, Legal Aid Soc. NYC, 1977-1980; Clin. Instr., New York Univ., 1980-1982; Clin. Ass't Prof., 1982-1986; Clin. Assoc. Prof., 1986-1992; Clin. Prof., Since 1992. Subjects: Civil Litigation (S); Clinical Teaching; Doctor-Patient Lawyer-Client: The Nature of Professional Relationships (S); Professional Responsibility in the Public Interest (S). Consultantships: Adv'y Coun., Housing Ct., 1997-00; Bd. of Dirs., CLEA, 2000-08; Bd. of Trustees, Interest on Lawyer Account Fund of the State of New York, since 2009.

Laura Garcia (University of Baltimore School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: GARCIA, LAURA Administrator, Law Clinic, Baltimore.

Denise L. Gilman (The University of Texas School of Law)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: GILMAN, DENISE L. (F) Clin. Professor/Co-Director, Univ. of Texas. BA, 1990, Northwestern; JD, 1994, Columbia; LLM, 2007, Georgetown. Columbia Law Rev. Admitted: TX, 1994. Subjects: Advanced Asylum and Refugee Law (S); Immigration Clinic.

Michele Estrin Gilman (University of Baltimore School of Law)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: GILMAN, MICHELE ESTRIN (F) Prof. of Law, Baltimore. b.1968. BA, 1990, Duke; JD, 1993, Michigan. Note Ed., Mich. L. Rev. Admitted: MD, 1993; DC, 1995. Clerk, Hon. Frank A. Kaufman U.S.D.C. Dist. of MD Balt., 1993-1994; Assoc., Arnold & Porter DC, 1994-1996; Trial Att'y, Civil Rts. Div. Dep't of Just. DC, 1997-1998; Clin. Fel., Baltimore, 1998-2000; Vis. Ass't Prof., 2000-2001; Ass't Prof., 2001-2005; Assoc. Prof., 2005 - 2009; Prof. of Law, Univ. of Balt. Sch. of Law, 2009 - Pres. Subjects: Administrative Law; Clinical Teaching (S); Evidence; Welfare Law (S). Books & Awards: Becoming a Trial Lawyer (with Grossman and Lederer), 2008. 2010, University System of Maryland Board of Regents' Award for Public Service.

Michele Estrin Gilman (University of Baltimore School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: GILMAN, MICHELE ESTRIN (F) Prof. of Law, Baltimore. b.1968. BA, 1990, Duke; JD, 1993, Michigan. Note Ed., Mich. L. Rev. Admitted: MD, 1993; DC, 1995. Clerk, Hon. Frank A. Kaufman U.S.D.C. Dist. of MD Balt., 1993-1994; Assoc., Arnold & Porter DC, 1994-1996; Trial Att'y, Civil Rts. Div. Dep't of Just. DC, 1997-1998; Clin. Fel., Baltimore, 1998-2000; Vis. Ass't Prof., 2000-2001; Ass't Prof., 2001-2005; Assoc. Prof., 2005 - 2009; Prof. of Law, Univ. of Balt. Sch. of Law, 2009 - Pres. Subjects: Administrative Law; Clinical Teaching (S); Evidence; Welfare Law (S). Books & Awards: Becoming a Trial Lawyer (with Grossman and Lederer), 2008. 2010, University System of Maryland Board of Regents' Award for Public Service.

Leigh Goodmark (University of Baltimore School of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: GOODMARK, LEIGH (F) Assoc. Prof. and Dir. of Law Clinics, Baltimore. b.1969. BA, 1991, Yale; JD, 1994, Stanford. Stanford Law Rev. Admitted: CA, 1994; DC, 1995; MD, 2003. Clerk, Hon. Robert G. Doumar E.D. VA Norfolk, 1994-1995; Skadden Fel., Washington Lawyers' Com. DC, 1995-1996; Staff Att'y, Bread for the City DC, 1996-1999; Clin. Instr., Cath. Univ., 1999-2000; Ass't Staff Dir., ABA Cntr. on Children & the Law DC, 2000-2003; Ass't Prof., Baltimore, 2003-2007; Assoc. Prof., Since 2007. Subjects: Clinical Teaching; Family Law. Books & Awards: Keeping Kids Out of the System: Creative Legal Prac. as a Community Child Protection Strategy, 2001; Promoting Community Child Protection: A Legis. Agenda, 2002; A Troubled Marriage: Domestic Violence and the Legal Sys., 2011. Member: Clin. Legal Educ. Ass'n; ; Soc. of Am. Law Teachers. Consultantships: Ed'l Bd., Jour. of Child Custody, since 2004; Ed'l Bd., Juv. & Family Ct. Jour., Nat'l Coun. of Juv. & Family Cts., since 2006.

Carolyn B. Grose (Mitchell Hamline School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: GROSE, CAROLYN B. (F) Prof., Wm. Mitchell. b.1966. BA, 1988, Middlebury Coll.; JD, 1994, Brooklyn. Arts. Ed., Bklyn. L. Rev. Admitted: NY, 1995; MA, 1998; DC, 2005; MN, 2006. Clerk, Sr. Judge Whitman Knapp S.D. NY NYC, 1984-1996; Staff Att'y/Skadden Fel., Western MA Legal Servs. Springfield, 1996-1999; Clin. Tchr., Western New England, 1997-1999; Ass't Clin. Prof., Connecticut, 1999-2004; Prac.-in-Res., American, 2004 - 2006; Assoc. Prof., Wm. Mitchell, Since 2006. Subjects: Advocacy; Clinical Teaching (S); Evidence; Trusts and Estates.

Isabelle R. Gunning (Southwestern Law School)

Session: Plenary Session - Teaching Lawyering Skills in the 21st Century
Bio: GUNNING, ISABELLE R. (F) Prof., Southwestern. b.1956. BA, 1977; JD, 1980, Yale. Yale L.J. Admitted: DC, 1981; CA, 1987. Jud. Clerkship, U.S.D.C. DC, 1980-1981; Staff Att'y, Public Defender Serv. DC, 1981-1985; Staff Att'y, So. Africa Proj./Lawyers Com. for Civil Rts. Under Law DC, 1985-1986; Ass't Prof., U.C.L.A., 1986-1989; Acting Prof., 1989-1992; Assoc. Prof., Southwestern, 1992-1995; Prof., Since 1995. Subjects: Alternative Dispute Resolution; Clinical Legal Education (S); Criminal Justice; Evidence; Immigration Law; International Human Rights. Member: ASIL. Consultantships: Skills Com., ABA, 1993-94; Mem., Transafrica Scholars Adv'y Coun., 1993-94.

Anjum Gupta (Rutgers Law School)

Session: Starting a New Clinic? Proposing and Developing In-House Clinics in a Changing Environment
Bio: GUPTA , ANJUM (F) Ass't Prof. of Law, Rutgers - Newark. JD, 3, Yale; BA, 99, Michigan. Bd. Member, Yale Jour. of Law & Feminism. Admitted: NY, 2004. Subjects: Immigrant Rights Clinic; Professional Responsibility; Refugee & Humanitarian Immigration Law.

Michael L. Haber (Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University)

Session: Works in Progress

Amany Ragab Hacking (Saint Louis University School of Law)

Session: Clerkship-Ready: Preparing Students for Judicial Externships and Clerkships
Bio: HACKING, AMANY RAGAB (F) Ass't Clin. Prof. of Law, St. Louis. b.1972. JD, 1997, St. Louis; MA, 1998, St. Louis. Mng. Editor, Saint Louis Univ. Law Jour. Admitted: MO, 1998; IL, 1998. Subjects: Judicial Ethics and Court Procedure; Lawyering Practice .

Carrie Hagan (Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law)

Session: LGBT in the Heartland: Planning for the Future Through Clinics, Externships and Interdisciplinary Partnerships
Bio: HAGAN, CARRIE Clin. Assoc. Prof., Ind., Indianapolis. BA, 2001, Univ. of Kansas; JD, 2005, Cincinnati. Admitted: OH, 2005; IN, 2009. Staff Att'y, Legal Aid of Southwest Ohio, Cincinnati, OH, 2005 - 2007; Supervising Attorney, Domestic Violence/Domestic Relations Clinic, Legal Aid of Southwest Ohio, Cincinnati, OH, 2006 - 2007; Vis. Professor/Director, Community Justice and Legal Assistance Clinic, Roger Williams Univ. Sch. of Law, 2008 - 2009; Clin. Associate Professor of Law, Indiana Univ. Sch. of Law - Indpls., 2009 - Pres. Subjects: Civil Practice Clinic.

Eden E. Harrington (The University of Texas School of Law)

Session: The Golden Mean: Evaluating Student-Clinician Ratios in Field Placement Programs
Bio: HARRINGTON, EDEN E. (F) Ass't Dean for Clin. Education/Director/Clinical Prof., Univ. of Texas. b.1961. JD, 1985, Columbia; BA, 1985, Rice Univ. Admitted: CA, 1985; TX, 1987. Staff Att'y, Medicare Advocacy Proj., Los Angeles, CA, 1985-1986; Staff Att'y, TX Rural Legal Aid , Kerrville, TX, 1986-1987; Exec. Dir., Texas Resource Cntr., Austin, TX, 1987-1996; Dir. of Public Interest Programs, St. Mary's Univ. Sch. of Law, San Antonio, TX, 1996-1999. Subjects: Clinical Teaching (S).

Susan Hazeldean (Cornell Law School)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: HAZELDEAN, SUSAN Ass't Clin. Prof., Cornell.

Susan Hazeldean (Cornell Law School)

Session: Teaching Students to Manage Stress Effectively and Minimize Vicarious Trauma
Bio: HAZELDEAN, SUSAN Ass't Clin. Prof., Cornell.

Genevieve M. Hebert-Fajardo (St. Mary's University School of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: FAJARDO, GENEVIEVE (F) Ass't Clin. Prof. of Law, St. Mary's. Articles Editor, Columbia Human Rts. Law Rev. Admitted: NY, 1998; MA, 2003; TX, 2008. Subjects: Civil Justice Clinic. Member: Clin. Legal Educ. Ass'n.

Genevieve M. Hebert-Fajardo (St. Mary's University School of Law)

Session: Teaching Deposition Skills
Bio: FAJARDO, GENEVIEVE (F) Ass't Clin. Prof. of Law, St. Mary's. Articles Editor, Columbia Human Rts. Law Rev. Admitted: NY, 1998; MA, 2003; TX, 2008. Subjects: Civil Justice Clinic. Member: Clin. Legal Educ. Ass'n.

Geoffrey Heeren (Georgetown University Law Center)

Session: Starting a New Clinic? Proposing and Developing In-House Clinics in a Changing Environment
Bio: HEEREN, GEOFFREY , Georgetown.

Terry F. Hickey (University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law)

Session: Effectively Teaching Legislative and Policy Advocacy: The Pedagogical, Ethical and Structural Challenges
Bio: HICKEY, TERRY, F. Maryland.

Peter T. Hoffman (Elon University School of Law)

Session: Plenary Session - Teaching Lawyering Skills in the 21st Century
Bio: HOFFMAN, PETER, T. (M) Prof. of Law, Dir. of Skills Programs Elon. b.1946. BA, 1968, Mich. St. Univ.; JD, 1971, Michigan. Admitted: IL, 1971; MI, 1972; NE, 1974. Priv. Prac., Chgo., 1971-1972; Instr. & Dir., Clin. Law Prog. Michigan, 1972-1973; Priv. Prac., Chgo., 1973-1974; Ass't Prof., Nebraska, 1974-1977; Vis. Assoc. Prof., Hawaii, 1977-1978; Assoc. Prof., 1977-1982; Prof., Nebraska, 1982-2002; Vis. Sr. Fel., City Univ. of Hong Kong, 1992; Just., Sup. Ct. Rep. of Palau Koror, 1994-1996; Vis. Prof., San Diego, 1999; Vis. Prof., Wash. St. Louis, 1999; Vis. Prof., City Univ. of Hong Kong, 2001; Prof., Houston, 2001-2002; John B. Neibel Prof., 2002-2004; Dir., Blakely Advocacy Inst., Since 2002; Newell H. Blakely Chair in Evid., Since 2004; Vis. Prof., Elon Univeristy Law Sch., 2009 - 2010. Subjects: Civil Procedure; Clinical Teaching; Evidence; Trial & Appellate Advocacy. Books & Awards: Fulbright Sr. Spec., Chinese Univ. 2006-, 7; Nebraska Divorce Prac. Manual, 1998; The Effective Deposition (with Malone & Bocchino), 3d rev. ed., 2006. Consultantships: Consult., U.S. Dep't of Educ. Clin. Experience Prog.; Prog. Dir., Nat'l Inst. for Trial Advocacy.; Consult., Legal Servs. Corp.

Lisa M Holden (University of Tennessee College of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: HOLDEN, LISA M. Coordinator, Legal Clinic., Tennessee.

Paul M Holland (Seattle University School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: HOLLAND, PAUL (M) Assoc. Dean for Acad. Affrs. and Assoc. Prof. , Seattle. b.1967. JD, 1991, New York Univ; LLM, 1996, Georgetown. Admitted: DC, 1992; WA, 2004. Vis. Prof., Georgetown Univ. Law Cntr., 1994 - 1999; Ass't Prof. and Clinic Dir., Loyola Univ. Chgo., 1999 - 2001; Clin. Prof., Univ. of Michigan Law Sch., 2001 - 2004; Ass't Prof., Seattle Univ. Sch. of Law, 2004 - 2008; Assoc. Prof., Seattle Univ. Sch. of Law, 2008 - Pres; Assoc. Dean for Academic Affrs., Seattle Univ., 2009 - Pres. Subjects: Clinical Teaching (Youth Advocacy). Consultantships: Mem. (Chair, from 2008-09), Gov'rs Juv. Just. Adv'y Com., 2005-09.

Peter Holland (University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: HOLLAND, PETER Vis. Law Sch. Ass't Prof., Maryland.

Anne Sikes Hornsby (University of Alabama School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: HORNSBY, ANNE SIKES (F) Assoc. Dean for Clin. Programs and Assoc. Prof. of Clin. Legal Instruction, Alabama. BA, 1979; MBA, 1981; JD, 1996, Alabama. Editor-In-Chief, Ala. L. Rev. Admitted: AL, 1996. Clerk, Hon. Myron H. THompson U.S.D.C. M.D. AL Montgomery, 1996-1997; Att'y, Lightfoot Franklin & White B'ham AL, 1997-2006; Ass't Prof., Alabama, 2006 - 2011; Assoc. Dean for Clinical Programs, 2010 - Pres; Assoc. Professor of Clinical Legal Instruction, 2011 - Pres. Subjects: Civil Law Clinic. Member: Order of the Coif.

Anne Sikes Hornsby (University of Alabama School of Law)

Session: Examining the Role of Clinician Bias and Preference in Student Assessment
Bio: HORNSBY, ANNE SIKES (F) Assoc. Dean for Clin. Programs and Assoc. Prof. of Clin. Legal Instruction, Alabama. BA, 1979; MBA, 1981; JD, 1996, Alabama. Editor-In-Chief, Ala. L. Rev. Admitted: AL, 1996. Clerk, Hon. Myron H. THompson U.S.D.C. M.D. AL Montgomery, 1996-1997; Att'y, Lightfoot Franklin & White B'ham AL, 1997-2006; Ass't Prof., Alabama, 2006 - 2011; Assoc. Dean for Clinical Programs, 2010 - Pres; Assoc. Professor of Clinical Legal Instruction, 2011 - Pres. Subjects: Civil Law Clinic. Member: Order of the Coif.

Louise A. Howells (University of the District of Columbia, David A. Clarke School of Law)

Session: Community, Collaboration, and Narrative: A Workshop at the Intersections of Scholarship, Teaching, and Practice
Bio: HOWELLS, LOUISE A. Prof., District of Columbia. b.1949. BA, 1971, Hiram Coll.; JD, 1975, Cincinnati; LLM, 1983, Georgetown. Admitted: OH, 1975; DC, 1981; TX, 1984. Fellow, Harrison Inst. for Public Law Georgetown, 1981-1983; Sr. Ass't City Att'y, City of Houston TX, 1984-1991; Ass't Prof., Dist. of Columbia, 1992-1995; Assoc. Prof., 1995-2002; Prof., Since 2002. Subjects: Advanced Torts; Clinical Teaching (S); Commercial Law; Real Estate Transactions; State & Local Government Law (S).

Elizabeth J. Hubertz (Washington University in St. Louis School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: HUBERTZ, ELIZABETH J. Lect. in Law and Interdisciplinary Envt'l Clinic Att'y, Wash., St. Louis. BA, 1986, Wheaton Coll.; MA, 1988, Northwestern; JD, 1991, Univ. of Va. Admitted: AL, 1993; IL, 2000; MO, 2006. Subjects: Interdisciplinary Environmental Clinic; Pretrial Practice and Procedure.

Carmen V. Huertas-Noble (City University of New York School of Law)

Session: Promoting Self-Awareness and Mindfulness in our Classroom Discussions of the Role of Race and Privilege in Lawyering
Bio: HUERTAS-NOBLE, CARMEN V. Assoc. Prof. of Law, CUNY at Queens.

D'lorah L. Hughes (University of Arkansas School of Law)

Session: Teaching Cross-Professional Communication and Ethics Through Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Bio: HUGHES, D'LORAH L. (F) Assoc. Prof., Ark., Fayetteville. Juris Doctorate, 2001, Duke. Admitted: CA, 2001; AR, 2009. Staff Att'y, Law Fdn. of Silicon Valley, San Jose, CA, 2002 - 2003; Dep. Public Defender, Orange Cty. Public Defender, Orange County, California, 2003 - 2006; Ass't Prof. and First-Year Program Coord'r, Whittier Law Sch., 2006 - 2007; Vis. Assistant Professor of Law, Case Western Univ. Sch. of Law, 2007 - 2008. Subjects: Criminal Prosecution Clinic; Federal Public Defender Externship; Juvenile Defense Clinic.

Emily Hughes (University of Iowa College of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: HUGHES, EMILY (F) Professor, Iowa. AB, 1990, Michigan; MA, 1992, Yale; JD, 1997, Michigan. Admitted: IA, 1997; IL, 2003; MO, 2006. Clerk, U.S.D.C. N.D. IA, 1997-1998; Sacks Fel., Harvard, 1998-1999; Public Defender, Iowa City, 1999-2002; Assoc. Dir., Cntr. for Just. in Capital Cases Chgo., 2002-2006; Assoc. Prof., Wash. St. Louis, 2006 - 2011; Professor, Univ. of Iowa Coll. of Law, 2011 - Pres. Subjects: Clinical Teaching; Criminal Law; Criminal Procedure; Death Penalty; Professional Responsibility; Trial Advocacy. Books & Awards: Cum Laude, 1997; Fed. Habeas Corpus: Cases and Materials (with A. Lyon & M. Prosser), 2005. Member: Order of the Coif.

Mary Jo B. Hunter (Mitchell Hamline School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: HUNTER, MARY JO B. (F) Interim Dir. Clinics, Hamline. b.1951. JD, 1982, U.C.L.A.; BA, 1978, Wisconsin. Admitted: MN, 1986. Staff Att'y, Neighborhood Just. Cntr. St. Paul, 1985-1987; Adj. Prof., Wm. Mitchell, 1986-1987; Staff Att'y, So. MN Reg. Legal Servs. St. Paul 1983-85, 1987-1989; Staff Att'y, NV Rural Legal Servs. Carson City, 1989; Clin. Instr., North Dakota, 1989-1993; Instr., Am. Indian Law Cntr. Albuq., 1993; Clin. Instr., Hamline, 1993-2000; Assoc. Clin. Prof., Since 2000. Subjects: Child Advocacy Clinic; Criminal Procedure (S); Native American Law (S). Books & Awards: Tribal Courts Directory, (with April Schwartz), 2d ed., 2006. Member: Nat'l Hon. Soc. Consultantships: Bd. Chrprsn., Am. Indian Ombudsperson, since 2003; Ed'l Bd. Mem., Nal'l Tribal Ct. Clerk Prog., since 2006.

Nabila Isa-Odidi (American University, Washington College of Law)

Session: Teaching Takeaways: Teaching Identity in Non-Litigation Clinics
Bio: ISA-ODIDI, NABILA Practitioner in Residence, American.

Carol L. Izumi (University of California College of the Law, San Francisco)

Session: Plenary Session - Teaching Lawyering Skills in the 21st Century
Bio: IZUMI, CAROL L.* (F) Clin. Prof. of Law, UC, Hastings. b.1954. BA, 1976, Oberlin Coll.; JD, 1980, Georgetown. Admitted: DC, 1980; VA, 1982. Ass't Dir., Public Serv. DC Bar, 1980-1981; Clerk, Hon. Harriett R. Taylor DC Superior Ct., 1981-1983; Assoc. Smink & Scheuermann, P.C. DC, 1983-1986; Clin. Instr., Geo. Wash., 1986-1990; Clin. Assoc. Prof., 1990-1993; Prof. of Clinical Law, George Washington Univ. Law Sch., 1993 - 2010; Ass't Dean, Clin. Affrs., 2000-2003; Assoc. Dean, Clin. Affrs., 2003-2007; Clin. Prof., UC Hastings Coll. of the Law, 2010 - Pres. Subjects: Community Dispute Resolution Center Project (S); Consumer Mediation Clinic (S); Mediation Clinic (S); Mediation Course (S). Books & Awards: Race, Rts. and Reparation: Law and the Japanese Am. Internment (with Yamamoto, Chon, Kang & Wu), 2001. Member: Ass'n for Conflict Resolu.; ALI.; Am. Bar Ass'n Sect. of Dispute Resolu. Consultantships: Sect. of Dispute Resolu., ABA.; Chair, Com. on CLE, AALS, 2001-02; Chair, Sect. on CLE, AALS, 2001-02, Chair, 2002-03.

Janet Thompson Jackson (Washburn University School of Law)

Session: Scholarship for Social Change
Bio: THOMPSON JACKSON, JANET (F) Prof. and Co-Dir of Law Clinic, Washburn. b.1962. BA, 1984, Wittenberg Univ.; JD, 1988, Howard. Admitted: PA, 1988; MD, 2003; KS, 2005. Att'y, Buchanan Ingersoll P.C., Pittsburgh, PA, 1988-1991; Att'y, Cole Raywid & Braverman, Washington, DC, 1991-1994; Exec. Dir., Families Forward Inc., Washington, DC, 1994-2002; Adj. Prof., Univ. of the Dist. of Columbia, 1999-2002; Clin. Fel., Univ. of Balt., 2002-2004; Assoc. Prof., Washburn Univ., Since 2004. Subjects: Entrepreneurial Law (S); Property; Race & the Law (S); Small Business & Transactional Clinic.

Margaret E. Johnson (University of Baltimore School of Law)

Session: Teaching Takeaways: Teaching Identity in Non-Litigation Clinics
Bio: JOHNSON, MARGARET E. (F) Assoc. Prof., Baltimore. b.1966. BA, 1987, Dartmouth; JD, 1993, Wisconsin. Arts. Ed., Wis. L. Rev. Admitted: MA, 1995; DC, 1997; MD, 2006. Jud'l Clerk, Hon. Hector M. Laffitte U.S.D.C. Dist. of PR San Juan, 1993-1995; Women's Law & Public Policy Fellow & Staff Att'y, Wash. Lawyer's Com. for Civil Rts. & Urban Affrs. DC, 1995-1996; Assoc., Terris Pravlik & Wagner DC, 1996-1997; Sr. Assoc./Assoc., Kalijarvi Chuzi & Newman P.C. DC, 1997-2002; Prac.-in-Res. & Dir., Domestic Violence Clinic Am., 2002-2006; Ass't. Prof., Baltimore, Since 2006. Subjects: Employment Discrimination; Family Law Clinic (S); Property ; Sex-Based Discrimination. Books & Awards: AALS Bellow Scholar Award, 2005. Member: Order of the Coif. Consultantships: Ed'l Com., Women in the Law in MD, since 2007.

Vida Johnson (Georgetown University Law Center)

Session: Teaching Investigation/Investigating Teaching: Ideas on Developing Persuasive Fact Analysis Techniques for Law Students
Bio: JOHNSON, VIDA (F) Vis. Prof. of Law, Georgetown. Subjects: Criminal Justice Clinic and Criminal Defense and Prisoner Advocacy Clinic.

Marcy L Karin (Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law)

Session: Effectively Teaching Legislative and Policy Advocacy: The Pedagogical, Ethical and Structural Challenges
Bio: KARIN, MARCY L. Assoc. Clin. Prof. & Dir. of the Work/Life Policy Unit, Ariz. State. JD, 2003, Stanford; LLM, 2008, Georgetown. Admitted: NY, 2004; DC, 2005. Subjects: Civil Justice Clinic; Workplace Flexibility Law and Policy (S).

Gregory C. Keating (University of Southern California Gould School of Law)

Session: Precautionary Principle: Regulatory and Tort Perspective
Bio: KEATING, GREGORY C. (M) William T. Dalessi Prof. of Law & Phi, Southern Ca. b.1956. BA, 1979, Amherst; MA, 1981, Princeton; JD, 1985, Harvard; PhD, 1993, Princeton. Ed., Harv. C.R.-C.L. L. Rev. Admitted: MA, 1986. Assoc., Foley Hoag & Eliot Boston, 1985-1987; Assoc., Palmer & Dodge Boston, 1987-1990; Ass't Prof., Southern Cal., 1990-1993; Assoc. Prof., 1993-1996; Prof., 1996-2001; William T. Dalessi Prof., Univ. of Southern California Gould Sch. of Law , 2001 - 2006; Vis. Prof., Harvard, 2003; William T. Dalessi Professor of Law and Professor of Phil. , Univ. of Southern California Gould Sch. of Law , 2006 - Pres; Assoc. Dean for Academic Affrs. , Univ. of Southern California Goold Sch. of Law , 2007 - 2009. Subjects: Jurisprudence (S); Law. Language & Values; Legal Profession; Products Liability; Torts. Books & Awards: Tort and Accident Law (with Keeton & Sargentich), 4th ed., 2004. Member: Phi Beta Kappa.

Deborah S. Kenn (Syracuse University College of Law)

Session: Community, Collaboration, and Narrative: A Workshop at the Intersections of Scholarship, Teaching, and Practice
Bio: KENN, DEBORAH S. Prof. of Law; Assoc. Dean of Clin. and Experiential Education; Dir., Off. of Clin. Legal Education; Dir., Community Dev. Law Clinic, Syracuse. b.1955. BA, 1977; JD, 1980, Buffalo. Admitted: NY, 1981. Legal Counsel, Friends of Animals Inc. NYC, 1980-1983; Assoc. Att'y, Hersha & Allan Camillus NY, 1983-1984; Att'y, Legal Servs. of Central NY Syracuse, 1984-1989; Vis. Ass't Prof., Syracuse, 1989-1993; Ass't Prof., 1993-1995; Assoc. Prof., 1995-2002; Prof., Since 2002. Subjects: Affordable Housing; Clinical Teaching (S); Community Economic Development; Not-for-Profit Organizations: Taxation Law & Policy.

Jennifer Kim (University of Baltimore School of Law)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: KIM, JENNIFER Clin. Fel., Baltimore.

JD King (Washington and Lee University School of Law)

Session: Teaching Investigation/Investigating Teaching: Ideas on Developing Persuasive Fact Analysis Techniques for Law Students
Bio: KING, JOHN D. (M) Assoc. Clin. Prof. of Law, Wash. & Lee. b.1970. BA, 1992, Brown Univ.; JD, 1996, Michigan; LLM, 2005, Georgetown. Mich. L. Rev. Admitted: MN, 1997; DC, 1999; WY, 2006; VA, 2009. Clerk, Hon. Richard H. Kyle, St. Paul, MN, 1997 - 1999; E. Barrett Prettyman Fellow, Criminal Justice Clinic, Georgetown Univ. Law Cntr., 1999 - 2001; Supervising Att'y, Public Defender Serv. for the Dist. of Columbia, Washington, DC, 2001 - 2006; Vis. Asst. Prof., Univ. of Wyoming Coll. of Law, 2007 - 2008. Subjects: Criminal Justice Clinic; Criminal Procedure; Evidence; Professional Responsibility; Trial Advocacy.

JD King (Washington and Lee University School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: KING, JOHN D. (M) Assoc. Clin. Prof. of Law, Wash. & Lee. b.1970. BA, 1992, Brown Univ.; JD, 1996, Michigan; LLM, 2005, Georgetown. Mich. L. Rev. Admitted: MN, 1997; DC, 1999; WY, 2006; VA, 2009. Clerk, Hon. Richard H. Kyle, St. Paul, MN, 1997 - 1999; E. Barrett Prettyman Fellow, Criminal Justice Clinic, Georgetown Univ. Law Cntr., 1999 - 2001; Supervising Att'y, Public Defender Serv. for the Dist. of Columbia, Washington, DC, 2001 - 2006; Vis. Asst. Prof., Univ. of Wyoming Coll. of Law, 2007 - 2008. Subjects: Criminal Justice Clinic; Criminal Procedure; Evidence; Professional Responsibility; Trial Advocacy.

Alan Kirtley (University of Washington School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: KIRTLEY, ALAN (M) Assoc. Prof., Wash., Seattle. b.1946. BA, 1969, Ind., Maurer; JD, 1972, Ind., Maurer. Note Ed., Ind. L.J.; Note Ed., Ind. L.J. Admitted: MI, 1972; WA, 1980. Part., Landman & Hathaway Muskegon MI, 1972-1977; Clin. Tchr., Michigan, 1977-1979; Ass't Prof., Puget Sound, 1979-1982; Sr. Lect., Wash. Seattle, 1983-1991; Ass't Prof., 1991-1996; Assoc. Prof., Since 1996; Assoc. Prof., Univ. of Washington Sch. of Law, 1996 - Pres. Subjects: Alternative Dispute Resolution; Clinical Legal Education. Member: AALS; Clin. Legal Educ. Ass'n.

Catherine F. Klein (The Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law)

Session: Teaching Students to Manage Stress Effectively and Minimize Vicarious Trauma
Bio: KLEIN, CATHERINE F. (F) Prof. & Director, Columbus Community Legal Servs., Cath. Uni. b.1952. BA, 1974, Northwestern; JD, 1978, Cincinnati. Ed. Bd., U. Cin. L. Rev. Admitted: OH, 1978; DC, 1979. Clin. Att'y, Cath. Univ., 1981-1992; Dir., Family Abuse Proj., Since 1981; Vis. Ass't Prof., American, 1991; Vis. Assoc. Prof., 1992-1993; Assoc. Prof., Cath. Univ., 1992-2006; Dir., Columbus Community Legal Servs., Since 2005; Prof., Since 2006. Subjects: Families and the Law Clinic; Family Law; Litigation Clinic; Women & the Law Clinic. Books & Awards: Domestic Violence: A Manual for Pro Bono Lawyers, 1992; Creative Child Advocacy: Global Perspectives (chapter, with Barry & Goodmark), 2004; Dist. of Columbia Prac. Manual (chapter, with Epstein), 13th ed., 2006. Member: Phi Beta Kappa.; Order of the Coif.

Jennifer L Koh (Western State College of Law at Westcliff University)

Session: Starting a New Clinic? Proposing and Developing In-House Clinics in a Changing Environment
Bio: KOH, JENNIFER LEE (F) Ass't Prof. of Law, Western State. BA, 1998, Yale; JD, 2001, Columbia. Sr. Editor, Columbia Law Rev. Admitted: NY, 2003; CA, 2005. Director, Community Liaison Proj., Sanctuary for Families, New York, NY, 2002 - 2003; Associate, WilmerHale, 2004 - 2007; Tchg. Fel., Stanford Law Sch., 2007 - 2010. Subjects: Immigration Clinic; Immigration Law. Member: Clin. Legal Educ. Ass'n.

Laurie S. Kohn (The George Washington University Law School)

Session: AALS Reception with Posters
Bio: KOHN, LAURIE S. Assoc. Prof. of Clin. Law -Director Family Justice Litig. Clinic, Geo. Was. b.1968. BA, 1990, Harvard; JD, 1996, Georgetown; LLM, 2001, Georgetown. Art. Ed., Geo. J. of Legal Ethics. Admitted: MA, 1996; DC, 1997. Assoc., Crowell & Moring LLP DC, 1996-1998; Women's Law & Public Policy Fel., Women's Law Fellowship DC, 1998-1999; Clin. Fel., Georgetown, 1999-2000; Assoc. Prof., Since 2000; Dep. Dir., Domestic Violence Clinic, Since 2004; Co-Director, Georgetown Domestic Violence Clinic, 2004 - Pres; Assoc. Professor of Clinical Law, George Washington Law Sch., 2010 - Pres. Subjects: Domestic Violence Law; Family Justice Litigation Clinic (S); Gender and the Law (S). Books & Awards: Thomas Moore Award for Georgetown Jour. on Legal Ethics., 0; Litigating Domestic Violence Civil Protection Order Cases (with Epstein, Fulcher & Goldberg), 2011. 1996, St. Thomas More Award.Member: . Consultantships: Hearing Comm'r, Office of Police Complaints, since 2003; Mayoral Appointee, DC Domestic Violence Fatality Comm., 2004-08; Co-Chair, DC Bar Family Law Steering Committee, 2005-08; Co-Chair, DC Superior Court Domestic Violence Unit Task Force, since 2006; Fellowship Chair, Frederick B. Abramson Memorial Foundation, 2007-10; Mem., DC Superior Court Family Court Training Committee, since 2008; Mem., DC Superior Court Domestic Violence Unit Rules Committee, since 2009.

Stefan H. Krieger (Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University)

Session: Clinic as Studio: Storyboarding as an Approach to Trial Preparation
Bio: KRIEGER, STEFAN H. (M) Prof. of Law and Dir. of the Cntr. for Legal Reasoning, Hofstra. b.1946. AB, 1968, Univ. of Chgo.; JD, 1975, Illinois. Mng. Ed., U. Ill. L.F. Admitted: IL, 1975; TX, 1987; NY, 1994. Clerk, Judge Hubert L. Will U.S.D.C. Chgo., 1975-1977; Staff Att'y, Legal Assist. Fdn. of Chgo. IL, 1977-1979; Staff Att'y & Clin. Fel., Univ. of Chgo., 1979-1987; Ass't Prof., Southern Methodist, 1987-1993; Assoc. Prof., Hofstra, 1993-1999; Prof., Since 1999. Subjects: Clinical Teaching (S); Evidence; Trial Advocacy (S). Books & Awards: Essential Lawyerings Skills (with Neumann), 3d ed., 2007. Member: Order of the Coif. Consultantships: Mem., Govr's Sunset Task Force on Utility Regulatory Reform, 1982-84; Mem., Mayor's Comm. on Energy, since 1985.

Katherine R. Kruse (University of Nevada, Las Vegas, William S. Boyd School of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: KRUSE, KATHERINE R. (F) Prof., Nevada, Las Vegas. b.1961. BA, 1984, Oberlin Coll.; MA, 1986, Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison; JD, 1989, Wisconsin. Arts. Ed., Wis. L. Rev. Admitted: WI, 1989; NV, 2002; NY, 2010. Clerk, U.S.D.C. W.D.WI Madison, 1989-1990. Subjects: Criminal Law; Evidence; Innocence Clinic; Juvenile Justice Clinic; Professional Responsibility. Books & Awards: Lawyers and Clients: Critical Issues in Interviewing and Counseling (with Ellmann, Dinerstein, Gunning and Shalleck), 2009. Member: Clin. Law Rev. (Co-Editor-in-Chief).; Clin. Legal Educ. Assoc. (Secretary); Order of the Coif. Consultantships: Bd. Mem., Rocky Mountain Innocence Center Advisory Board, since 2007.

Robert R. Kuehn (Washington University in St. Louis School of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: KUEHN, ROBERT R. (M) Assoc. Dean, Clin. Education; Prof. & Co-Director, Interdisciplinary Envt'l Clinic, Wash., St. Louis. BA, 1974, Duke; JD, 1981, Geo. Wash.; LLM, 1983, Columbia; MPH, 1995, Harvard. Admitted: FL, 1981; LA, 1989; AL, 2002; MO, 2009. Clerk, Judge Sidney M. Aronovitz U.S.D.C. S.D. FL Miami, FL, 1981 - 1982; Clerk, Judge James C. Hill U.S.C.A 11th Cir., Atlanta, 1983 - 1984; Trial Att'y, Envtl. Enforcement Sect. U.S. Dep't of Just. DC, 1984-1988; Assoc. Clin. Prof., Tulane, 1989 - 1992; Clin. Prof., 1992-1999; Vis. Prof., Wash. St. Louis, 1999; Vis. Prof., Michigan, 2000; Vis. Prof., Utah, 2000-2001; Prof. & Assoc. Dean, Alabama, 2001 - 2009; Prof., Washington Univ. in St. Louis, 2009 - Pres. Subjects: Environmental Advocacy (S); Environmental Justice (S); Environmental Law Clinic; Hazardous & Solid Waste Regulation; Legal Profession. Books & Awards: Envt'l Enforcement: Cases and Materials (with Mintz & Rechtschaffen), 2007. Member: COIF.

Seth M. Lahn (Indiana University Maurer School of Law)

Session: LGBT in the Heartland: Planning for the Future Through Clinics, Externships and Interdisciplinary Partnerships
Bio: LAHN, SETH M. Sr. Lect., Ind., Maurer. b.1957. BA, 1979, Yale; JD, 1982, Yale. Admitted: NY, 1984; IN, 1990. Law Clerk , Hon. Edward N. Cahn, U.S. Dist. Ct., Philadelphia, PA, 1982 - 1983; Associate, Webster & Sheffield, New York, NY, 1983 - 1989; Ass't Commissioner and Chief Counsel, Ind. Dept. Human Services, Indianapolis, IN, 1989 - 1991; Dep. Gen. Counsel, Ind. Family & Soc. Services Admin., Indianapolis, IN, 1992 - 1993; Dep. Atty. Gen'l, Off. of the Indiana Atty. Gen'l, Indianapolis, IN, 1993 - 1995.

Seth M. Lahn (Indiana University Maurer School of Law)

Session: AALS Reception with Posters
Bio: LAHN, SETH M. Sr. Lect., Ind., Maurer. b.1957. BA, 1979, Yale; JD, 1982, Yale. Admitted: NY, 1984; IN, 1990. Law Clerk , Hon. Edward N. Cahn, U.S. Dist. Ct., Philadelphia, PA, 1982 - 1983; Associate, Webster & Sheffield, New York, NY, 1983 - 1989; Ass't Commissioner and Chief Counsel, Ind. Dept. Human Services, Indianapolis, IN, 1989 - 1991; Dep. Gen. Counsel, Ind. Family & Soc. Services Admin., Indianapolis, IN, 1992 - 1993; Dep. Atty. Gen'l, Off. of the Indiana Atty. Gen'l, Indianapolis, IN, 1993 - 1995.

Robert Edward Lancaster (Louisiana State University, Paul M. Hebert Law Center)

Session: Testimony and Teaching II: The Role of Religion in the Student-Teacher Experience
Bio: LANCASTER, ROBERT EDWARD (M) Dir., Clin. Legal Educ. & Singletary Prof. of Prac., LSU. b.1966. Philosophy, 1989, Millsaps Coll.; JD, 1993, Tulane. Admitted: IN, 1993; CT, 1998; LA, 2009. Dep. Public Defender, Public Defender of Indiana, Indianapolis, IN, 1993-1997; Robert M. Cover Tchg. Fel., Yale, New Haven, CT, 1997-2000; Prac.-in-Res., American, Washington, DC, 2000-2001; Clin. Prof., Ind. Indpls., 2001 - 2008. Subjects: Clinical Teaching; Family Law (S). Books & Awards: Dean's Fellow, 2004-, 5. Member: Phi Beta Kappa; SALT (Bd. of Gov'rs). Consultantships: Bd. Mem., Access to Justice Committee, LA Bar Assoc., since 2008; Bd. Mem., Baton Rouge Bar Pro Bono Committee, since 2008; Bd. Mem., Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, Louisiana Chptr, since 2011.

April Land (University of New Mexico School of Law)

Session: Measuring the Magic
Bio: LAND, APRIL (F) Prof. and Assoc. Dean of Clin. Affrs., New Mexico. b.1962. JD, 1987, Wisconsin; LLM, 1997, Georgetown. Admitted: MD, 1987; DC, 1989. Clerk, Hon. Frank E. Schwelb DC Superior Ct. DC Ct. of App., 1987-1989; Staff Att'y, Neighborhood Legal Servs. Prog., 1990-1995; Tchg. Fel., Georgetown, 1995-1997; Prof., New Mexico, Since 2004. Subjects: Clinic.

Carolyn Young Larmore (Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: LARMORE, CAROLYN YOUNG (F) Dir. of Externship Prog. and Assoc. Prof. of LRW, Chapman. B.A. in Mass Communications, Minor in Women's Studies, 1994, Univ. of California at Berkeley; Juris Doctor, 1997, U.C.L.A. Admitted: CA, 1997. Associate, Irell & Manella LLP, Los Angeles, CA, 1998 - 1999; Associate, Proskauer Rose LLP, Los Angeles, CA, 1999 - 2003; Staff Att'y, Disability Rts. Legal Cntr., Los Angeles, CA, 2003 - 2005. Subjects: Externship - Judicial; Legal Writing Skills. Member: Order of the Coif.; ; Phi Beta Kappa.

Julie D. Lawton (DePaul University College of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: LAWTON, JULIE D. Clin. Ass't Prof., DePaul.

Donna H. Lee (City University of New York School of Law)

Session: Intersecting Subordination and Poverty Law: Reexamining Our Teaching Goals
Bio: LEE, DONNA H. (F) Professor, CUNY at Queens. BA, 1986, Brown Univ.; JD, 1991, New York Univ. Arts. Ed., N.Y.U. L. Rev. Admitted: NY, 1992; NJ, 1992. Clerk, Hon. Anne E. Thompson U.S.D.J. Trenton NJ, 1991-1993; Clerk, Hon. Richard L. Nygaard U.S.C.J. Erie PA, 1993-1994; Staff Att'y, Civil App. & Law Reform Unit Legal Aid Soc. NYC, 1994-1997; Staff Counsel, Nat'l Prison Proj. ACLU DC, 1997-2000; Lawyering Instr., New York Univ., 2000-2001; Acting Ass't Prof., 2001-2002; Clin. Instr., Bklyn. Law Sch., 2002-2004; Assoc. Prof., CUNY at Queens, 2004 - 2011. Subjects: Clinical Teaching (S); Law and Family Relations; Lawyering Seminar (S); Prisoners' Rights Seminar (S).

Eumi K. Lee (University of California College of the Law, San Francisco)

Session: Teaching and Defining Victory in Criminal Cases
Bio: LEE, EUMI K. (F) Assoc. Clin. Prof. of Law, UC, Hastings. BA, 1994, Pomona Coll.; JD, 1999, Georgetown. Articles Editor, Geo. J. Gender & L. Admitted: CA, 2000. Law Clerk, Judge Jerome Turner, USDC, Memphis, TN, 1999 - 2000; Associate, Thelen, Reid & Priest LLP, San Francisco, CA, 2000 - 2001; Law Clerk, Judge Warren J. Ferguson, USCA, Santa Ana, CA, 2001 - 2002; Associate, Keker & Van Nest LLP, San Francisco, CA, 2002 - 2005; Assoc. Clinical Professor of Law, Univ. of California, Hastings Coll. of the Law, 2005 - Pres. Subjects: Individual Representation Clinic; Roles & Ethics in Practice (S); Terrorism and the Law - Warrantless Wiretapping (S). Member: CLEA.

Hugh McLean Lee (University of Alabama School of Law)

Session: Examining the Role of Clinician Bias and Preference in Student Assessment
Bio: LEE, HUGH MCLEAN (M) Dir., Elder Law Clinic., Alabama. b.1967. BA, 1989, Davidson Coll.; JD, 1993, Fla. St. Admitted: AL, 1993. Law Clerk, Volunteer Lawyers Resource Cntr. (Federal Death Penalty Resource Center), Tallahassee, FL, 1991 - 1992; Law Clerk/Of Counsel, Ed Stafman P.C. Tallahassee, Tallahassee, FL, 1993; Staff Att'y, Legal Services Corp. of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL, 1994-1996; Mng. Attorney, Alabama Lawyers Research Serv., Univ. of Alabama Sch. of Law, 1996-2002; Director, Civil Clinic, Univ. of Alabama Sch. of Law, 1998 - 2006; Director, Elder Law Clinic, Univ. of Alabama Sch. of Law, Since 2002; Adj. Faculty Mem., Univ. of Alabama Grad. Sch. (Dept. of Psychology), 1997-1999. Subjects: Clinical Teaching; Elder Law; Housing Law (S); Legal Writing. Books & Awards: Const'l Law Seminar, 1992; Alabama Elder Law (with Taylor), 2008; Alabama Elder Law (with Taylor), 2009; Alabama Elder Law (with Taylor), 2010. Member: Clin. Legal Educ. Ass'n (CLEA); Clin. Section, AALS; National Acad. of Elder Law Attorneys; Aging and the Law Section, AALS. Consultantships: Mem., Alabama State Bar Committee on Access to Legal Services, 1994-98; Medicaid Ombudsman Adv'y Com., West Alabama Area Agency on Aging, since 2002; Adv'y Bd. Mem., Alabama Family Trust Corporation, since 2004; Reporter, Unif. Guardianship and Protective Proceedings Juris. Act, Alabama Law Institute, 2008-10.

Jaime Alison Lee (University of Baltimore School of Law)

Session: Teaching Takeaways: Teaching Identity in Non-Litigation Clinics
Bio: LEE, JAIME Ass't Prof., Baltimore.

Jaime Alison Lee (University of Baltimore School of Law)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: LEE, JAIME Ass't Prof., Baltimore.

Shawn Leisinger (Washburn University School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: LEISINGER, SHAWN Exec. Dir. - Centers for Excellence, Washburn. BA, 1993, Wichita St. Univ.; JD, 1999, Washburn. Admitted: KS, 1999. Dep. General Counsel - Oil and Gas Conservation Div., Kansas Corp. Comm., Wichita, Kansas, 1999 - 2000; Ass't Shawnee County Counselor, Shawnee Cty. Gov't, Topeka, Kansas, 2000 - 2010; Exec. Director of the Centers for Excellence, Washburn Univ. Sch. of Law, 2010 - Pres; Externship Dir., Washburn Univ. Sch. of Law, 2010 - Pres. Subjects: ABA/LSD Client Counseling Competition Team; ABA/LSD Negotiation Competition Team; Externships I and II; Interviewing and Client Counseling.

Theodor S. Liebmann (Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: LIEBMANN, THEODOR S. (M) Clin. Prof. of Law and Mng. Att'y of the Community Legal Assist. Corp., Hofstra. b.1968. BA, 1990, Yale; JD, 1995, Georgetown. G'town J. on Fighting Poverty. Admitted: NY, 1996. Human Rts. Spec., NYC Comm. on Human Rts. NYC, 1995-1997; Staff Att'y, Legal Aid Soc. Juv. Rts. Div. NYC, 1997-1999; Clin. Prof., Hofstra, Since 1999; Assoc. Dir., Cntr. for Children Families & the Law Hempstead NY, Since 2003; Dir. of Clinical Programs, Hofstra Univ., 2009 - Pres. Subjects: Clinical Teaching (S); Family Law (S); Lawyers' Ethics; Trial Advocacy.

Galit Lipa (Stanford Law School)

Session: Teaching and Defining Victory in Criminal Cases
Bio: LIPA, GALIT, Stanford.

Kathryn Loncarich (University of Baltimore School of Law)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: LONCARICH, KATHRYN (F) Clin. Fel., Baltimore. BA, 2002, Iowa; JD, 2005, Harvard. Admitted: IL, 2005; DC, 2008; MD, 2010. Assoc. Litigation Att'y, Jenner & Block LLP, Washington, DC, 2005 - 2008; Assoc. Litigation Att'y, Hogan Lovells US LLP, Baltimore, MD, 2010 - 2011; Civil Advoacy Clinical Fel., Univ. of Balt. Sch. of Law, 2011 - Pres. Subjects: Civil Advocacy Clinic.

C. Benjie Louis (Albany Law School)

Session: Teaching Investigation/Investigating Teaching: Ideas on Developing Persuasive Fact Analysis Techniques for Law Students
Bio: LOUIS, C. BENJIE Vis. Ass't Clin. Prof., Albany.

Grace M. Lozito (Fordham University School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: LOZITO, GRACE Clinic Mgr., Fordham.

Anita Maddali (Northern Illinois University College of Law)

Session: Enhancing Support and Balance for Clinicians through Program Design
Bio: MADDALI, ANITA , No. Illinois.

Peggy Maisel (Florida International University College of Law)

Session: Plenary Session - Structuring Clinics in a Changing Environment
Bio: MAISEL, PEGGY (F) Assoc. Prof. & Dir., Legal Clinics., Florida International. BA, 1971, Pomona Coll.; MA, 1972, Occidental Coll.; JD, 1975, Boston Univ.; MA, 1978, Antioch Law Sch. Admitted: CA, 1975; DC, 1976; MA, 1987; FL, 2004. Dean, New Coll. of California Sch. of Law, 1985 - 1986; Att'y, Cntr. for Public Interest Representation Northampton MA, 1986-1988; Exec. Dir., Housing Discrim. Proj. Holyoke MA, 1989-1995; Fulbright Scholar, U.S. Dep't of St. Durban So. Africa, 1996; Assoc. Prof., Univ. of Natal Law Fac. Durban, 1997-2001; Assoc. Prof., Florida Int'l Univ. Coll. of Law, 2003 - Pres. Subjects: Alternative Dispute Resolution; Civil Rights; Clinical Teaching; Human Rights; Women & the Law. Books & Awards: Introduction to Law and Legal Skills (with Greenbaum), 2001; Foundations of So. African Law (with Greenbaum), 2002; Law and Rights: Global Perspectives on Constitutionalism and Governance (chap. with Jones), 2008; The Global Clin. Movement: (chapter; ed. Bloch), 2010. 1996, Fulbright Scholar; 2001, Associate Five College Women's Studies Research Center .Member: AALS Clin. Sect.; Clin. Legal Educ. Ass'n. Consultantships: Int'l Steering Com., Global Alliance for Just. Educ., 2001-04; Bd. of Gov'rs, SALT, 2006-09; Chair, AALS Section on Africa, since 2011.

Deborah A. Maranville (University of Washington School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: MARANVILLE, DEBORAH A. (F) Prof. & Dir., Clin. Law Progs., Wash., Seattle. b.1949. BA, 1972, Stanford; JD, 1975, Harvard. Admitted: WA, 1975. Staff Att'y, Seattle Legal Servs. WA, 1975-1976; Staff Att'y, Evergreen Legal Servs. Seattle, 1977-1982; Ass't Prof., Puget Sound, 1982-1985; Lect., Wash. Seattle, 1989-1996; Ass't Prof., 1996-1998; Assoc. Prof., 1998-2003; Prof., Since 2003; Director, Clinical Law Prog., Univ. of Washington, 2006 - Pres. Subjects: Administrative Law; Civil Procedure; Clinical Legal Education; Women & the Law (S). Books & Awards: Seattle Univ. Skills Dev. Series: Admin. Law, 1997. Member: Phi Beta Kappa.

Elizabeth M. McCormick (The University of Tulsa College of Law)

Session: AALS Reception with Posters
Bio: MC CORMICK, ELIZABETH M. (F) Assoc. Clin. Prof. of Law, Tulsa. BA, 1985, Fordham; MA, 1988, New York Univ.; JD, 1994, Georgetown. Sr. Notes & Comments Ed., Geo. Immig. L.J. Admitted: PA, 1994; FM, 1998; CT, 2001; OK, 2005. Ass't Defender, Defender Ass'n of Phila., Philadelphia, PA, 1994-1997; Asst Attorney Gen., Dep. of Justice, Federated States of Micronesia, 1998-2000; Clin. Fel., Univ. of Connecticut, 2000-2004; Vis. Lect., Cornell Law Sch., 2004-2005; Ass't Clinical Prof., Univ. of Tulsa, 2005 - 2009; Assoc. Clinical Prof., Univ. of Tulsa, 2009 - Pres. Subjects: Immigrant Rights Project; Immigration Law; International Refugee & Asylum Law. Member: Clin. Legal Educ. Ass'n.

Renée McDonald Hutchins (University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: HUTCHINS, RENEE M. (F) Assoc. Prof. of Law, Maryland. BA, 1990, Spelman Coll.; JD, 1993, Yale. Admitted: NY, 1995; MD, 2005. Acting Ass't Prof., New York Univ., 2002-2004; Ass't Prof., Maryland, 2004 - 2010; Assoc. Prof., Univ. of Maryland Sch. of Law, 2010 - Pres. Subjects: Appellate & Post-Conviction Advocacy Clinic; Criminal Appeals Seminar (S).

Kim M. McLaurin (Suffolk University Law School)

Session: Teaching Cross-Professional Communication and Ethics Through Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Bio: MCLAURIN , KIM Assoc. Clin. Prof., Suffolk.

Cathryn Miller-Wilson (Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: MILLER-WILSON, CATHRYN Reuschlein Clin. Tchg. Fel., Villanova.

Sherizaan Minwalla (American University, Washington College of Law)

Session: Mind the Gap: (Re)Designing Clinical Teaching to Serve Cross-Generational Student Needs
Bio: MYERS, AMY Practitioner-in-Residence, American. Subjects: Domestic Violence Clinic; Family Law Theory and Policy (S).

Christina L. Misner-Pollard (Oklahoma City University School of Law)

Session: AALS Reception with Posters
Bio: MISNER-POLLARD, CHRISTINA L. (F) Dir., Immig. Law Clinic and Instr. of Law, Oklahoma City. b.1968. BA, 1990, Indiana Univ. - Bloomington; JD, 1994, Seattle; LLM, 2007, Georgetown. Admitted: WA, 1994. Assoc. Att'y, Law Off. of Mary Kay High, Tacoma, WA, 1994 - 1995; Fellow, Northwest Immigrant Rts. Proj., Seattle, WA, 1996 - 1997; Solo Practitioner, Law Off. of Christina L. Misner, Tacoma, WA, 1996 - 1998; Staff Att'y, Eastside Legal Assist. Prog., Bellevue, WA, 1998 - 2005; Adj. Prof., Seattle Univ. Sch. of Law, 2006; Staff Att'y, Northwest Justice Proj., Tacoma, WA, 2006; Clin. Instr., Oklahoma City Univ. Sch. of Law, 2007 - Pres. Subjects: Immigration Law; Immigration Law Clinic. Member: Clin. Legal Educ. Ass'n.

Wallace J. Mlyniec (Georgetown University Law Center)

Session: The Intentional Mentor: Employing Mentoring Frameworks to Aid the Professional Development of New Clinicians
Bio: MLYNIEC, WALLACE J. Lupo Ricci Prof. of Clin. Legal Studies & Dir., Juv. Just. Clinic., Georgetown. b.1945. BS, 1967, Northwestern; JD, 1970, Georgetown. Admitted: AK, 1970; DC, 1971. Ass't Campaign Coord'r, Josephson/U.S. Sen. Anch. AK, 1971; Admin., Emerg. Bail Fund DC, 1971-1973; Exec. Dir., ABA Stds. Proj. DC, 1971-1973; Clinic Dir., Georgetown, Since 1973; Prof., Since 1983; Assoc. Dean, 1989-2005. Subjects: Clinical Teaching; Criminal Law; Domestic Relations; Juvenile Law. Books & Awards: ABA Stands. Comp. Analysis, 1973; N.A.C. Stands. for the Adm. of Juv. Justice (with Van Duizend & Foster), 1980; Juv. Prac. Manual, 1974, (rev'd, 1982; Juv. Law and Tactics in the Dist. of Columbia (with Copacino), 1989; Construc. Notes; Transforming a Campus in Washington D.C., 2005. 1996, AALS William Pincus Award; 2006, AALS Robert F. Drinan Award.Member: Swedish Bicent'l Fellowship (1985). Consultantships: Consult., Com. Ser. Div., San Jose St. Univ., 1977-80; Mem., Nat'l Adv'y Comm. on Juv. Just., 1978-81; Consult., Nat'l Res. Cntr. for Child Protec.-Curric. Dev., ABA, 1986-89.

Jane C. Murphy (University of Baltimore School of Law)

Session: Adapting to a Changing Environment: Serving Clients and Teaching Students through Limited Legal Representation
Bio: MURPHY, JANE C. (F) Prof., Baltimore. BA, 1975, Boston Coll.; JD, 1978, New York Univ. Ed'l Board, Family Ct. Rev. Admitted: NY, 1979; DC, 1981; MD, 1984. Off. of the Sol., Fed. Energy Comm. DC, 1978-1981; Mng. Att'y, Community Law Off. DC, 1981-1983; Assoc., Rody & Polowy Balt., 1984-1987; Instr., Legal Res. & Writing Georgetown, 1987-1988; Ass't Prof., Baltimore, 1988-1993; Assoc. Prof., 1993-1999; Prof., Since 1999. Subjects: Alternative Dispute Resolution; Family Law; Family Mediation Clinic; Family Mediation Practice & Theory (S). Books & Awards: Increasing Access to Justice for Maryland's Families (with Babb), 1992; Resolving Family Conflicts (with Singer) , 2008; Family Mediation: Theory and Prac. (with Rubinson), 2009. Member: AALS (Chair, Sect. on Fam. & Juv. Law, 2001); Am. Bar Fdn. (Fellow). Consultantships: Proj. Dir., Att'y Gen'ls Adv'y Coun. on Family Law, since 1990; Consult., Ct. of App. Comm. on Family Ct., since 1993; Appointee, Att'y Gen./Lt. Gov'r Domestic Violence Comm., since 1998.

Daniel L. Nagin (University of Virginia School of Law)

Session: Mind the Gap: (Re)Designing Clinical Teaching to Serve Cross-Generational Student Needs
Bio: NAGIN, DANIEL L. (M) Assoc. Prof., Gen. Fac. & Dir., Family Resource Clin., Univ. of V. b.1969. BA, 1991, Cornell; MA, 1992, Stanford; JD, 1996, Univ. of Chgo. Admitted: IN, 1996; NY, 2001; MO, 2004; VA, 2007. Att'y, Legal Servs. Org. of Indiana Indpls., 1996-1998; Att'y, Queens Legal Servs., 1998-2001; Proj. Dir., The Partnership for the Homeless NYC, 2001-2003; Lect., Wash. St. Louis, 2003-2006; Ass't Prof., Gen. Fac. Univ. of Va., Since 2006. Subjects: Clinical Teaching; Welfare Law (S).

Alistair E. Newbern (Vanderbilt University Law School)

Session: Mind the Gap: (Re)Designing Clinical Teaching to Serve Cross-Generational Student Needs
Bio: NEWBERN, ALISTAIR E. (F) Ass't Clin. Prof. of Law, Vanderbilt. AB, 1995, Brown Univ.; JD, 2000, UC, Berkeley; LLM, 2010, Georgetown. Sr. Notes and Comments Ed., California Law Rev. Admitted: TN, 2001; DC, 2004; NC, 2007. Clerk, Judge Martha Craig Daughtrey, U.S. Ct. of Appeals, Sixth Cir., Nashville, TN, 2000 - 2001; Associate, Lieff, Cabraser, Heimann & Bernstein, Nashville, TN, 2001 - 2003; Clerk, Judge Aleta A. Trauger, U.S. Dist. Court, Middle Dist. of Tennessee, Nashville, TN, 2003 - 2004; Tchg. Fel. , Georgetown Univ. Law Cntr. Appellate Litig. Clinic, 2004 - 2006; Ass't Prof., Univ. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Law Sch., 2006 - 2008. Subjects: Appellate Litigation Clinic; Appellate Practice and Procedure. Books & Awards: 2001, American Bar Association Ross Award; 2000, Thelen Marrin Prize, University of California School of Law.

JoNel Newman (University of Miami School of Law)

Session: Law School Clinics and the Challenges of Emergencies
Bio: NEWMAN, JONEL (F) Assoc. Clin. Professor, Dir. Health and Elder Law Clinic, Miami. b.1961. BA, 1983, Mo.-Columbia; JD, 1986, Yale. Sr. Ed., Yale L.J. Admitted: CT, 1987; FL, 1997. Clerk, Hon. R. Lavier Anderson U.S.C.A. 11th Cir. GA, 1986-1987; Att'y, Garrison Silbert & Arterton New Haven CT, 1987-1991; Att'y, CT CLU Hartford, 1991-1995; Att'y, FL Just. Inst. Miami, 1996-2002; Att'y, FL Legal Servs. Miami FL, 2002-2005; Ass't Prof., Miami, Since 2005. Subjects: Civil Procedure; Clinical Teaching (S); Professional Responsibility. Member: Fellow, Am. Bar Fdn.; AALS Sections on Clin. Legal Educ. and Poverty Law. Consultantships: Comm'r, ABA Immigration Comm., 2005-09; Mem., ABA Civil Right to Counsel Working Group, 2009-12.

JoNel Newman (University of Miami School of Law)

Session: The Promise and Challenges of Effective Outcome Measurement and Millenial Student Evaluation in the Medical Legal Partnership Clinical Context
Bio: NEWMAN, JONEL (F) Assoc. Clin. Professor, Dir. Health and Elder Law Clinic, Miami. b.1961. BA, 1983, Mo.-Columbia; JD, 1986, Yale. Sr. Ed., Yale L.J. Admitted: CT, 1987; FL, 1997. Clerk, Hon. R. Lavier Anderson U.S.C.A. 11th Cir. GA, 1986-1987; Att'y, Garrison Silbert & Arterton New Haven CT, 1987-1991; Att'y, CT CLU Hartford, 1991-1995; Att'y, FL Just. Inst. Miami, 1996-2002; Att'y, FL Legal Servs. Miami FL, 2002-2005; Ass't Prof., Miami, Since 2005. Subjects: Civil Procedure; Clinical Teaching (S); Professional Responsibility. Member: Fellow, Am. Bar Fdn.; AALS Sections on Clin. Legal Educ. and Poverty Law. Consultantships: Comm'r, ABA Immigration Comm., 2005-09; Mem., ABA Civil Right to Counsel Working Group, 2009-12.

Dominique Nong (Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: NONG, DOMINIQUE , Northwestern.

Aracelis Norberto (Pace University Elisabeth Haub School of Law)

Session: Bellow Scholars Program Report on Projects
Bio: BERNHARD, ADELE (F) Assoc Prof., Pace. b.1950. BA, 1972; JD, 1976, New York Univ. Admitted: NY, 1977. Dir., Trng. & Resources for Assigned Counsel Appellate Div. NYC, 1988-1992; Dir., Trng. for the NYC Assigned Counsel Plan, 1992-1994. Subjects: Criminal Defense Clinic (S); Post Conviction Project; Professional Responsibility. Books & Awards: Shanara Gilbert, CLEA Award, 2001. Consultantships: Oversight Com., Indigent Defense Org., 1996-04, Chair, 2000-03.

J. Michael Norwood (University of New Mexico School of Law)

Session: Measuring the Magic
Bio: NORWOOD, J. M. (M) Prof. Emer., New Mexico. b.1944. BA, 1967; JD, 1970, New Mexico. Comment Ed., Nat. Resources J. Admitted: NM, 1970. Staff Att'y, Legal Aid Soc. of Albuq., 1970-1971; Assoc. in Law & Staff Att'y, New Mexico, 1971-1973; Ass't Prof., 1973-1975; Assoc. Prof., 1975-1982; Prof., Since 1982; Assoc. Dean, Acad. Affrs., Since 2006. Subjects: Clinical Law; Computers & the Law (S); Legal Profession. Member: CALI.

Lydia Nussbaum (University of Baltimore School of Law)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: NUSSBAUM, LYDIA Clin. Fel., Baltimore. Subjects: Family Mediation Clinic.

Lydia Nussbaum (University of Baltimore School of Law)

Session: Adapting to a Changing Environment: Serving Clients and Teaching Students through Limited Legal Representation
Bio: NUSSBAUM, LYDIA Clin. Fel., Baltimore. Subjects: Family Mediation Clinic.

Catherine O'Grady (Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law)

Session: Obedience, Conformity and the Professional Practice of Law
Bio: O'GRADY, CATHERINE G. (F) Prof. of Law, Ariz. State. b.1959. BA, 1981, Michigan; JD, 1987, Ariz. St. Exec. Ed., Ariz. St. L.J. Admitted: AZ, 1987. Jud'l Clerk, William C. Canby Jr. 9th Cir. Ct. of App. Phoenix, 1987-1988; Att'y, Meyer Hendricks Osborn & Maledon Phoenix, 1988-1991; Vis. Prof., Ariz. St., 1991-1994; Assoc. Prof./Prof., Since 1994; Assoc. Dean for Clinical Affairs and the Profession, Sandra Day O'Connor Coll. of Law at ASU, 2008 - 2011. Subjects: Civil Procedure; Clinical Teaching; Constitutional Law; The Practice of Law in a Digital Era; U.S. Supreme Court (S). Books & Awards: Outstanding Fac. Award, 1999. Member: COIF. Consultantships: Mem., Arizona Supreme Court Committee on Judicial Education and Training, since 2007; Mem., Arizona Supreme Court Commission on Technology, since 2007; Mem., Arizona State E-Filing RFP Review Group, since 2007; Mem. , Arizona Supreme Court Publications Committee, since 2007.

Sarah H. Paoletti (University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: PAOLETTI, SARAH H. (F) Prac. Assoc. Prof., Pennsylvania. b.1970. BA, 1992, Yale; JD, 1998, American. Admitted: PA, 1999; NJ, 1999; DC, 2004. Jud'l Clerk, Hon. Anthony Scirica U.S.C.A. 3d Cir. Phila., 1999-2000; Staff Att'y, Friends of Farmworkers Inc. Phila. 1998-99, 2000-2003; Prac.-in-Res., American, 2003-2006; Clin. Supv'r & Lect., Pennsylvania, 2006 - 2010. Subjects: Human Rights Lawyering in the 21st Century (S); Immigrants in the Workplace (S); Immigrants in the Workplace (S); International Human Rights Clinic; Transnational Legal Clinic. Consultantships: President, Bd. of Directors, Centro de Los Derechos del Miqrante, Inc., since 2005; Secretary, Bd. of Dirs., Friends of Farmworkers, Inc., since 2006.

Reena Elizabeth Parambath (Drexel University Thomas R. Kline School of Law)

Session: Plenary Session - Teaching and Evaluating Self Assessment: Takeaways from Different Clinical Models (Simulations, Externships/Field Placements, In-House)
Bio: PARAMBATH, REENA ELIZABETH Dir. of the Co-op Prog. and Assoc. Tchg. Prof., Drexel. BA, 1988, University of Pennsylvania; JD, 1991, Temple. Admitted: PA, 1991; NJ, 1991. Ass't City Sol., City of Phila. Law Dep., Philadelphia, PA, 1991 - 1999; Associate, Rawle & Henderson LLP, Philadelphia, PA, 1999 - 2001; Partner, Rawle & Henderson LLP, Philadelphia, PA, 2002 - 2006; Adj. Prof., Widener Univ. Sch. of Law, 2006 - 2007; Contract Attorney at Law and Professional Writer, Mosaic Partners, LLC, Wayne, PA, 2006 - 2007; Dir. of Co-op Program & Associate Teaching Prof., Drexel University, Earle Mack Sch. of Law, 2007 - Pres. Subjects: Lawyering Practice (S); Legal Methods; Litigation Drafting.

Dayla S. Pepi (St. Mary's University School of Law)

Session: Teaching Deposition Skills
Bio: PEPI, DAYLA S. (F) Ass't Clin. Prof. of Law, St. Mary's. JD, 1998, St. Mary's. Admitted: TX, 1998. Subjects: Civil Justice Clinic.

Bernard P. Perlmutter (University of Miami School of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: PERLMUTTER, BERNARD P. (M) Assoc. Clin. Professor, Co-Director Children and Youth Law Clinic, Miami. b.1953. BA, 1975, Bennington Coll.; JD, 1983, Miami. Admitted: FL, 1984. Staff Att'y, Lutheran Immig. & Refugee Serv. Miami, 1984-1986; Assoc. Att'y, Margoles & Tobocman Coral Gables FL, 1986-1987; Sr. Staff Att'y, Legal Servs. of Greater Miami Inc., 1987-1995; Dir., Children's Law Proj. Clin. Staff Att'y & Instr. Nova Southeastern, 1993-1994; Instr., Ass't Prof. CLE & Dir. Children & Youth Law Clinic Miami, Since 1995. Subjects: Clinical Teaching; Juvenile Law (S); Welfare Law (S). Books & Awards: CLE Ass'n, Award for Excellence in a Public Interest & Law Case or Proj., 2003. Member: CLEA.; AALS (Clin. Legal Educ. Sect.). Consultantships: Bd. of Dirs., FL Immigrant Advocacy Cntr., since 1997; Mem., FL Bar Comm. on the Legal Needs of Children, 1999-02; Bd. of Dirs., FL's Children First Inc., since 2002.

Robert Pettignano, M.D. (Emory University School of Medicine)

Session: The Promise and Challenges of Effective Outcome Measurement and Millenial Student Evaluation in the Medical Legal Partnership Clinical Context

Victoria F. Phillips (American University, Washington College of Law)

Session: Teaching Takeaways: Teaching Identity in Non-Litigation Clinics
Bio: PHILLIPS, VICTORIA F. (F) Prof. and Dir. Glushko-Samuelson Intell'l Prop. Clinic, American. BA, 1982, Smith Coll.; JD, 1988, American. Note & Comment Ed., Am. U.L. Rev. Admitted: MD, 1988; MA, 1989; DC, 1990. Clerk, Hon. Edward S. Northrop U.S.D.C. Balt., 1988-1989; Assoc., Wiley Rein & Fielding DC, 1989-1991; Ass't Gen. Counsel, Off. of Gen. Counsel Nat'l Endow. for the Humanities DC, 1991-1993; Counsel, Off. of Gen. Counsel FCC DC, 1994-1997; Chief, Legal Branch Policy & Rules Div. Mass Media Bur., 1997-2001; Prac.-in-Res., American, 2001 - 2009; Vis. Associate Professor of Law, Georgetown Univ. Law Cntr., 2008; Prof. of the Practice of Law, American, 2009 - Pres. Subjects: Communications Law; Intellectual Property Communications & Technology Law (S); Intellectual Property Law Clinic. Consultantships: Vis. Lect., FCC, fall 2004, spring 2006, 2004-06; Member, Com. on Membership, Outreach and Trng., AALS Section on Clinical Legal Education , since 2011; Member, Bd. of Directors , Washington Area Lawyers for the Arts , since 2011.

Michele R. Pistone (Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: PISTONE, MICHELE R. (F) Prof., Villanova. b.1964. BS, 1986, New York Univ.; JD, 1989, St. John's; LLM, 1999, Georgetown. St. John's L. Rev. Admitted: CT, 1989; DC, 1991; NY, 1991; PA, 2001. Assoc. Att'y, Willkie Farr & Gallagher NY, 1989-1991; Assoc. Att'y, Willkie Farr & Gallagher DC, 1991-1997; Legal Dir., Lawyers Com. for Human Rts. DC, 1995-1996. Subjects: Clinical Education; Immigration Law. Books & Awards: Fulbright Scholar, spring, 2006; Stepping Out of the Brain Drain: Applying Catholic Social Thought in a New Era of Migration, 2007. Member: AALS (Chair, Int'l Human Rts. Sect., 2004-05, Exec. Com., 2005-06). Consultantships: Co-Chair, Com. on Clin. & Skills Educ., Sect. of Legal Educ., ABA.; Consult., ALI-ABA, since 2001.

Michele R. Pistone (Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law)

Session: Plenary Session - Teaching and Evaluating Self Assessment: Takeaways from Different Clinical Models (Simulations, Externships/Field Placements, In-House)
Bio: PISTONE, MICHELE R. (F) Prof., Villanova. b.1964. BS, 1986, New York Univ.; JD, 1989, St. John's; LLM, 1999, Georgetown. St. John's L. Rev. Admitted: CT, 1989; DC, 1991; NY, 1991; PA, 2001. Assoc. Att'y, Willkie Farr & Gallagher NY, 1989-1991; Assoc. Att'y, Willkie Farr & Gallagher DC, 1991-1997; Legal Dir., Lawyers Com. for Human Rts. DC, 1995-1996. Subjects: Clinical Education; Immigration Law. Books & Awards: Fulbright Scholar, spring, 2006; Stepping Out of the Brain Drain: Applying Catholic Social Thought in a New Era of Migration, 2007. Member: AALS (Chair, Int'l Human Rts. Sect., 2004-05, Exec. Com., 2005-06). Consultantships: Co-Chair, Com. on Clin. & Skills Educ., Sect. of Legal Educ., ABA.; Consult., ALI-ABA, since 2001.

Jeffrey J. Pokorak (Suffolk University Law School)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: POKORAK, JEFFREY J. (M) Prof. & Dir., Clin. Progs., Suffolk. BA, 1981, SUNY at Binghamton; JD, 1984, Northeastern. Admitted: FL, 1985; TX, 1989; MA, 2005. Ass't Public Defender, Public Defender Off. Dade Cty. FL 11th Jud. Cir. Miami, 1984-1988; Clerk, Hon. Joe Eaton U.S.D.C. S.D. FL Miami, 1985-1986; Staff Att'y, Com. for Public Counsel Servs. Roxbury Div. Boston, 1988-1989; Adj. Fac., Univ. of Texas, 1989-1990; Sr. Staff Att'y, TX Appellate Prac. & Educ'l Cntr. Austin, 1989-1992; Adj. Fac. & Supv'g Att'y, Capital Punishment Clinic St. Mary's, 1990-1992; Assoc. Prof., 1992-1998; Clin. Prof., 1998-2001; Vis. Prof., New Mexico, 2000; Assoc. Prof. & Dir., Clin. Progs. Suffolk, Since 2001. Subjects: Capital Punishment Law (S); Criminal Defense Clinic; Criminal Law; Criminal Procedure; Evidence/Trial Practice; International Criminal Activity. Member: Clin. Legal Educ. Ass'n; AALS Sect. for Clin. Legal Educ.

Jeffrey J. Pokorak (Suffolk University Law School)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: POKORAK, JEFFREY J. (M) Prof. & Dir., Clin. Progs., Suffolk. BA, 1981, SUNY at Binghamton; JD, 1984, Northeastern. Admitted: FL, 1985; TX, 1989; MA, 2005. Ass't Public Defender, Public Defender Off. Dade Cty. FL 11th Jud. Cir. Miami, 1984-1988; Clerk, Hon. Joe Eaton U.S.D.C. S.D. FL Miami, 1985-1986; Staff Att'y, Com. for Public Counsel Servs. Roxbury Div. Boston, 1988-1989; Adj. Fac., Univ. of Texas, 1989-1990; Sr. Staff Att'y, TX Appellate Prac. & Educ'l Cntr. Austin, 1989-1992; Adj. Fac. & Supv'g Att'y, Capital Punishment Clinic St. Mary's, 1990-1992; Assoc. Prof., 1992-1998; Clin. Prof., 1998-2001; Vis. Prof., New Mexico, 2000; Assoc. Prof. & Dir., Clin. Progs. Suffolk, Since 2001. Subjects: Capital Punishment Law (S); Criminal Defense Clinic; Criminal Law; Criminal Procedure; Evidence/Trial Practice; International Criminal Activity. Member: Clin. Legal Educ. Ass'n; AALS Sect. for Clin. Legal Educ.

J. L. Pottenger, Jr. (Yale Law School)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: POTTENGER, JR., J. L., JR. (M) Nathan Baker Clin. Prof., Yale. b.1950. AB, 1971, Princeton; JD, 1975, Yale. Admitted: CT, 1976; NY, 1978. Clerk, Judge M.J. Blumenfeld U.S.D.C. Hartford CT, 1975-1976; Clerk, Judge P.W. Tone U.S.C.A. Chgo., 1976-1977; Assoc., Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison NYC, 1977-1980; Assoc. Prof. (Adj.), Yale, 1980-1984; Prof. (Adj.) & Supv'g Att'y, 1984-1991; Vis. Prof., Boston Univ., 1985-1986; Vis. Prof., Harvard, 1985-1986; Clin. Prof., 1991-1994; Dir., Clin. Studies Yale, 1991-2002; Nathan Baker Clin. Prof., Since 1994; Vis. Scholar & Fel., Wolfson Coll. Oxford Univ. England, 2002-2003; Vis. Scholar & Fel., Inst. of Advanced Legal Studies, 2008. Subjects: Clinical Teaching (S); Foreclosure Defense Clinic (S); Landlord Tenant Clinic (S); Legal Profession (S); Legislative Advocacy Clinic (S); Low Income Housing Development (S); Prison Legal Services (S); Prosecution Externship (S); Trial Practice. Consultantships: Coms. on Prof'l & Jud. Ethics, Ass'n of the Bar of NYC & CT Bar Ass'n; Consult., Lord Chancellor's Adv'y Com. on Legal Educ.; Consult. on CLE in P. R. China, Ford Fdn., since 1999.

George Psiharis (Clio)

Session: Affinity Groups

Mae C. Quinn (Washington University in St. Louis School of Law)

Session: Scholarship for Social Change
Bio: QUINN, MAE C. (F) Prof. & Co-Dir., Civil Justice Clinic, Wash., St. Louis. b.1969. BA, 1991, SUNY Albany; JD, 1995, Univ. of Texas; LLM, 2001, Georgetown. Manuscript Ed., Tex. J. of Women & the L. Admitted: DC, 1995; NY, 1999; TN, 2005; MO, 2009. E. Barrett Prettyman Fel., Crim. Just. Clinic Georgetown, 1995-1997; Clerk, Hon. Jack B. Weinstein U.S.D.C. E.D. NY Bklyn., 1997-1998; Trial Counsel/Public Defender, The Bronx Defenders NYC, 1999-2001; Appellate Counsel/Public Defender, Appellate Advocates NYC, 2001-2005; Assoc. Prof., Tennessee, Since 2005. Subjects: Civil Justice - Youth Advocacy Clinic; Criminal Law.

Andrea V Ramos (Southwestern Law School)

Session: Training and Transforming Law Students into Lawyers in One-Semester
Bio: RAMOS, ANDREA (F) Dir., Immig. Law Clinic and Assoc. Clin. Prof. of Law, Southwestern. JD, 1992, Southern Cal. Admitted: CA, 1992. Litig. Assoc., Tuttle & Taylor, Los Angeles, CA, 1992 - 1997; Staff Attorney; Directing Attorney, Public Counsel Law Cntr., Los Angeles, 1997 - 2008. Subjects: Immigration Appeals Practicum; Immigration Law Clinic.

Andrea V Ramos (Southwestern Law School)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: RAMOS, ANDREA (F) Dir., Immig. Law Clinic and Assoc. Clin. Prof. of Law, Southwestern. JD, 1992, Southern Cal. Admitted: CA, 1992. Litig. Assoc., Tuttle & Taylor, Los Angeles, CA, 1992 - 1997; Staff Attorney; Directing Attorney, Public Counsel Law Cntr., Los Angeles, 1997 - 2008. Subjects: Immigration Appeals Practicum; Immigration Law Clinic.

Spencer Rand (Temple University, James E. Beasley School of Law)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: RAND, SPENCER (M) Clinical Assoc. Prof., Temple. b.1961. AB, 1983, Univ. of Chgo.; MSSA, 1987, Case Western Res.; JD, 1987, Case Western Res. Admitted: IL, 1987; PA, 1993. Subjects: TLAO: Civil Practice for Clients with Health Care Issues.

Spencer Rand (Temple University, James E. Beasley School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: RAND, SPENCER (M) Clinical Assoc. Prof., Temple. b.1961. AB, 1983, Univ. of Chgo.; MSSA, 1987, Case Western Res.; JD, 1987, Case Western Res. Admitted: IL, 1987; PA, 1993. Subjects: TLAO: Civil Practice for Clients with Health Care Issues.

Reza Rezvani (Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University)

Session: Clinic as Studio: Storyboarding as an Approach to Trial Preparation
Bio: REZVANI, REZA, Vis. Clin. Prof. Hofstra.

Jenny Roberts (American University, Washington College of Law)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: ROBERTS, JENNY (F) Assoc. Prof., American. BA, 1987, Yale; JD, 1995, New York Univ. N.Y.U. L. Rev. Admitted: NY, 1996; MD, 2011. Clerk, Judge John S. Martin S.D.NY NYC, 1995-1996; Staff Att'y, Crim. Defense Div. Legal Aid Soc. NYC, 1996-2001; Trial Trainer, 1999-2000; Acting Ass't Prof., Lawyering Prog. New York Univ., 2001-2004; Sr. Res. Fel., Cntr. for Res. in Crime & Just., 2004-2005; Ass't Prof., Syracuse, 2005 - 2009; Assoc. Prof., Syracuse Univ. Coll. of Law, 2009 - 2010; Assoc. Prof., Am. Univ., 2010 - Pres. Subjects: Advanced Criminal Procedure: Plea Bargaining (S); Criminal Law Clinic. Member: Order of the Coif.

Michael J. Robinson-Dorn (University of California, Irvine School of Law)

Session: Bellow Scholars Program Report on Projects
Bio: ROBINSON-DORN, MICHAEL J. (M) Clin. Prof. of Law, Cal., Irvine. b.1966. BA, 1988, Univ. of Victoria; JD, 1991, Cornell. Admitted: CA, 1992; DC, 1993; WA, 2000. Clerk, Hon. Morton A. Brody U.S.D.J. Bangor ME, 1991 - 1992; Assoc., Jones Day DC, 1992 - 1995; Trial Att'y, ENRD U.S. Dep't of Just. DC, 1995 - 1999; Assoc. & Principal, Riddell & Williams P.S. Seattle, 1999 - 2002; Director, Envtl. Protection City Att'ys Off. Seattle, Seattle, WA, 2002 - 2003; Assoc. Prof. & Dir. Envtl. Law Clinic, Univ. of Washington, 2003 - 2010; Clin. Professor of Law, UC Irvine, 2010 - Pres. Subjects: Administrative Law; Environmental Law; Environmental Law Clinic (S); Natural Resources; Public Land Law (S). Books & Awards: 2011, Bellow Scholar; 2009, CLEA Award for Excellence in a Clinical Project.Member: CLEA (Board).

Kate A. Rodriguez (Barry University Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law)

Session: Teaching Students to Manage Stress Effectively and Minimize Vicarious Trauma
Bio: ASCHENBRENNER, KATE Ass't Prof. Immig. Clinic, Barry. BA, 1999, Knox Coll.; JD, 2002, New York Univ. Exec. Editor, N.Y.U. J. Int'l L. & Pol. Admitted: NJ, 2003; NY, 2004. Jud. Clerk, Hon. Jack B. Weinstein, E.D.N.Y., Brooklyn, NY, 2002 - 2003; Staff Att'y, Gulfcoast Legal Services, Inc., St. Petersburg, Florida, 2003 - 2006; Staff Att'y, St. Thomas Univ. Human Rts. Inst., Miami, Florida, 2006 - 2007; Tchg. Fellow, Immigration Clinic, St. Thomas Univ. Sch. of Law, 2006 - 2007; Clin. Teaching Fellow, Center for Applied Legal Studies, Georgetown Univ. Law Cntr., 2007 - 2009; Vis. Ass't Prof., Barry Univ. Sch. of Law, 2009 - Pres. Subjects: Immigration Clinic; Immigration Law.

Jenny Rodriguez-Fee (Southwestern Law School)

Session: Training and Transforming Law Students into Lawyers in One-Semester
Bio: RODRIGUEZ-FEE, JENNIFER Children's Rts. Clin. Fel., Southwestern.

Sarah Rogerson (Albany Law School)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: ROGERSON, SARAH (F) Ass't Clin. Professor, Family Violence Litig. Clinic, Albany. MA, 2004, Seton Hall; JD, 2004, Seton Hall; LLM, 2007, Southern Methodist. Admitted: NY, 2004; NJ, 2004; TX, 2007; MD, 2009.

Rebecca Beth Rosenfeld (New York University School of Law)

Session: Supervising the Supervisors: What is the Law School's Role?
Bio: ROSENFIELD, REBECCA BETH, Acting Ass't Prof. of Lawyering. New York Univ.. B.A., 1987, Brown; J.D., 1996, New York Univ. N.Y.U. Rev. L. & Soc. Change. Admitted: NY, 1996. Staff Att'y, Legal Aid Soc., Crim. Defense Div., NYC, 1996-05. Subjects: Lawyering/Legal Research & Writing. Member: SALT.

Robert J. Rubinson (University of Baltimore School of Law)

Session: Adapting to a Changing Environment: Serving Clients and Teaching Students through Limited Legal Representation
Bio: RUBINSON, ROBERT J. (M) Prof. , Baltimore. b.1962. BA, 1984, Columbia; JD, 1988, New York Univ. Arts Ed., Ann. Surv. Am. L. Admitted: NY, 1989; MD, 1997. Assoc., Cahill Gordon & Reindel NYC, 1988-1992; Staff Att'y, Off. for the Aging Legal Aid Soc. Bklyn. NY, 1992-1994; Res. Instr., New York Univ., 1994-1997; Ass't Prof., Baltimore, 1997-2001; Assoc. Prof., 2001-2006; Prof., Since 2006. Subjects: ADR Seminar (S); Critical Legal Theory; Family Mediation Clinic; Family Mediation: Theory and Practice (S); Legal Profession. Books & Awards: Family Mediation: Theory and Prac. (with Murphy), 2009. 2005, Award for Outstanding Teaching by a Full-Time Faculty Member; 2009, President's Faculty Award.Member: Phi Beta Kappa. Consultantships: Rptr., Ethics Com., MD Ct. of Apps., 2002-05; Sect. Coun., Sect. on Legal Educ. & Adms. to the Bar, MD St. Bar Ass'n, since 1999, Chair, 2004-05.

Leif I. Rubinstein (Touro University Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: RUBINSTEIN, LEIF I. Ass't Prof. of Law and Dir. of the Mortgage Foreclosure and Bkrptcy. Clinic, Touro. BA, 1973, CUNY at Queens; JD, 1978, Hofstra.

Robin R. Runge (University of North Dakota School of Law)

Session: Examining the Role of Clinician Bias and Preference in Student Assessment
Bio: RUNGE, ROBIN R. Ass't Prof., North Dakota. BA, 1991, Wellesley Coll.; JD, 1997, Geo. Wash. Admitted: CA, 1997; DC, 2003. Subjects: Employment and Housing Law Clinic.

Robin R. Runge (University of North Dakota School of Law)

Session: Effectively Teaching Legislative and Policy Advocacy: The Pedagogical, Ethical and Structural Challenges
Bio: RUNGE, ROBIN R. Ass't Prof., North Dakota. BA, 1991, Wellesley Coll.; JD, 1997, Geo. Wash. Admitted: CA, 1997; DC, 2003. Subjects: Employment and Housing Law Clinic.

David Anthony Santacroce (The University of Michigan Law School)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: SANTACROCE, DAVID ANTHONY (M) Clin. Prof. of Law, Michigan. JD, 1992, Pace; LLM, 1997, Columbia. Mng. Ed., Pace U. L. Rev. Admitted: CT, 1992; NY, 1992; MI, 2000. Assoc., Lane & Miltendorf LLP NYC, 1992-1997; Dir., Off. Gen. Counsel Equal Just. Am. Midlothian VA, Since 1993; Sr. Staff Att'y, Maurice Sugar Law Cntr. for Econ. & Soc. Just. Detroit, 1997-2000; Clin. Professor of Law, Univ. of Michigan Law Sch., Since 2001; Pres. & Founder, Cntr. for the Study of Applied Legal Educ., Ann Arbor, Michigan, 2007 - Pres; Pres. & General Counsel, Equal Justice America, Midlothian Virginia, 2008 - Pres. Subjects: Acess to Justice (S); General Civil Clinic (S). Books & Awards: The Ideal Deal: How Local Governments Can Get More for Their Economic Dev. Dollar, 2007.

Daniel M. Schaffzin (The University of Memphis, Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law)

Session: AALS Reception with Posters
Bio: SCHAFFZIN, DANIEL M. Ass't Prof. of Law & Dir. of Clin. Programs and Externships, Memphis. b.1974. BA, 1996, Temple; JD, 2000, Temple. Admitted: PA, 2000; NJ, 2001; ND, 2008. Associate, Pepper Hamilton LLP, Philadelphia, PA, 2000 - 2005; Counsel, GlaxoSmithKline, Philadelphia, 2005 - 2007; Vis. Ass't Prof., Univ. of North Dakota Sch. of Law, 2007 - 2009; Vis. Assistant Professor of Clinical Law, Univ. of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys Sch. of Law, 2009 - Pres. Subjects: Civil Litigation Clinic; Housing and Employment Litigation Clinic. Member: ; CLEA.

Barbara A. Schatz (Columbia Law School)

Session: The Intentional Mentor: Employing Mentoring Frameworks to Aid the Professional Development of New Clinicians
Bio: SCHATZ, BARBARA A. Clin. Prof., Columbia. BA, 1969, Pennsylvania; JD, 1973, Harvard. Admitted: NY, 1974. Ass't Gen. Counsel, Health Servs. Admin. NYC, 1973-1974; Assoc., Rosenman & Colin NYC, 1974-1977; Exec. Dir., Coun. of NY Law Assocs. NYC (now Lawyers Alliance for New York), 1977-1985; Lect., Columbia, 1985; Clin. Prof., Since 1986; Dir., Clin. Progs., 1996-2001. Subjects: Community Development Law Externship (S); Community Enterprise Clinic. Books & Awards: Getting Organized (with Bromberger & Hobish), 5th ed., 1999. Member: Phi Beta Kappa. Consultantships: Bd. Mem., Human Rts. First (Lawyers Com. for Human Rts.), since 1978; Trainer/Consult., Public Interest Law Institute (clinical legal education in Russia, countries of former Soviet Union, Central and Eastern Europe, since 1998; Consultant/Trainer., Ford Fdn (clinical education in China), since 2001; Pres., Public Interest Law Institute, since 2006; Adv'y Bd., USAID Rule of Law Program in China, 2007-09.

Susan B. Schechter (University of California, Berkeley School of Law)

Session: Supervising the Supervisors: What is the Law School's Role?
Bio: SCHECHTER, SUSAN B. (F) Director, Field Plmt. Program; Lect. in Residence, UC, Berkeley. b.1961. BA, 1982, Wash., St. Louis; JD, 1988, Pittsburgh. Admitted: PA, 1988. Staff Att'y, Campus Org'r Nat'l Ass'n for Public Interest Law (Equal Justice Works) DC, 1988-1990; Patients' Rts. Advocate, Mental Health Advocacy Proj. San Jose, 1990-1991; Proj. Dir., Public Interest Clearinghouse (OneJustice) San Fran., 1991-1993; Ass't Dean, Career Servs. & Alumni Servs. Golden Gate, 1993-2001; Adj. Fac. Mem., 1995-1997; Clin. Prof., Since 1997; IPAC Admin. Dir., 1998-2000; Assoc. Dean, Student Servs., 2000-2006. Subjects: Civil Field Placement Clinic (S); General Field Placement Seminar (S); Judicial Externship Seminar (S). Member: AALS (Clinical Section; Poverty Law; Pro-Bono & Public Serv. Opportunities; Prof'l Responsibility; Women in Legal Education; and Student Servs. Sect.(Exec. Comm. 2004).; NALP (Mem., Gay, Lesbian, & Bi Com., since 1993, Mark of Distinc. Award Com., 1997-98, West/Rocky Mtn. Reg. Coord'r, 1998-99). Consultantships: Treas., Bay Area Legal Recrtmt. Ass'n, since 1993; Chair, Com. on Moderate Income Delivery, Legal Servs. Sect., St. Bar of CA, 1996-98; Founding Mem., BACE - Bay Area Consortium on Externships, since 2005; Diversity Task Force, Bar Ass'n of San Fran., since 2005; Adv'y Mem., State Bar of California Rural Task Force, since 2010.

Alexander Scherr (University of Georgia School of Law)

Session: The Golden Mean: Evaluating Student-Clinician Ratios in Field Placement Programs
Bio: SCHERR, ALEXANDER (M) Dir., Civil Clinic Progs. & Assoc. Prof., Georgia. b.1954. BA, 1975, Yale; JD, 1982, Michigan. Admitted: VT, 1982; GA, 1996. Assoc., Downs Rachlin & Martin VT, 1982-1984; Staff Att'y, VT Legal Aid, 1984-1991; Proj. Dir., 1991-1996; Vis. Prof., Quinnipiac, 1995-1996; Ass't Prof., 1996-2004; Dir., Civil Clinic Progs. Georgia, Since 1996; Assoc. Prof., Since 2004. Subjects: Clinical Teaching; Dispute Resolution; Evidence; Interviewing Counseling and Negotiation (S); Products Liability; Public Interest Practicum (S); Torts. Books & Awards: Georgia Law of Evid. (with Green), 2008. Member: CLEA (Pres., 2005). Consultantships: Pres., VT Mediator's Ass'n, 1990-92; Mem., Adv'y Comm. on Mobile Housing, 1990-93; Mem., VT Comm. on Dispute Resolu., 1992-95; Pres., Clinical Legal Education Association, 2005-05; Consultant, Performance Test, National Conference of Bar Examiners, since 2007.

Scott A. Schumacher (University of Washington School of Law)

Session: Bellow Scholars Program Report on Projects
Bio: SCHUMACHER, SCOTT A. (M) Assoc. Prof. and Director, Grad. Prog. in Tax'n, Wash., Seattle. b.1962. BA, 1986, Loyola, L.A.; JD, 1990, Seattle; LLM, 1991, New York Univ. Seattle U. L. Rev. Admitted: WA, 1991. Att'y Adv'r, U.S. Tax Ct. DC, 1991-1992; Trial Att'y, Tax Div. U.S. Dep't of Just. DC, 1992-1996; Att'y, Chicoine & Hallett P.S. Seattle, Since 1996; Lect., Wash. Seattle, 2001-2004; Assoc. Prof., Univ. of Washington, Since 2004; Acting Dir., Clin. Law Progs., 2006-2007. Subjects: Taxation; White Collar Crime. Books & Awards: Tax Crimes, 2008.

Robert F. Seibel (California Western School of Law)

Session: Plenary Session - Teaching and Evaluating Self Assessment: Takeaways from Different Clinical Models (Simulations, Externships/Field Placements, In-House)
Bio: SEIBEL, ROBERT F. Dist. Vis. Prof., Cal. Western. b.1946. AB, 1968, Bowdoin Coll.; JD, 1971, Northeastern. Admitted: MA, 1971; IL, 1979; IA, 1980; ME, 1981; NY, 1989. Assoc., Ropes & Gray Boston, 1971-1979; Clin. Prof., Chicago-Kent, 1979-1980; Assoc. Prof. & Exec. Dir., Clin. Progs. Drake, 1980-1981; Vis. Assoc. Prof., Maine, 1981-1983; Assoc. Prof., Univ. of Maine, 1983-1986; Vis. Lect., Cornell, 1985-1986; Assoc. Dir., Legal Aid Clinic, 1986-1989; Sr. Lect., Cornell Law Sch., 1986-1998; Vis. Assoc. Prof., CUNY at Queens, 1998; Assoc. Prof., CUNY Sch. of Law, 1998 - 2005; Vis. Prof., Cal. Western, 2005 - Pres. Subjects: Clinical Teaching (S); Computer Applications in Law Practice (S); Estate Planning Clinic (S). Member: CLEA (V.P., 1997, Co-Pres., 1998).; CLE Ass'n (Dir., 1992-94). Consultantships: Bd. of Dirs., Legal Servs. Corp. of IA, 1980-81; Chair, Sect. on Law & Computers, AALS, since 1985; Bd. of Dirs., Community Dispute Resolu. Cntr., Ithaca, NY, 1986-93.

Wendy Seiden (Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law)

Session: Adapting to a Changing Environment: Serving Clients and Teaching Students through Limited Legal Representation
Bio: SEIDEN, WENDY Assoc. Clin. Prof. for the Family Violence Clinic, Chapman.

Carroll Seron (University of California, Irvine School of Law)

Session: Bellow Scholars Program Report on Projects
Bio: SERON, CARROLL Prof. of Criminology, Law & Soc. and Sociology and Law, Cal., Irvine. PHD, 1976, New York Univ. Books & Awards: The Bus. of Practicing Law: The Work Lives of Solo and Small-Firm Attorneys, 1996; The Part-time Paradox: Time Norms, Prof'l Life, Family and Gender, 1999.

Rachel D. Settlage (Wayne State University Law School)

Session: Starting a New Clinic? Proposing and Developing In-House Clinics in a Changing Environment
Bio: SETTLAGE, RACHEL D. Clin. Ass't Prof., Wayne State. BA, 1992, UC, Berkeley; JD, 1998, Georgetown; MS, 1998, Georgetown Univ. Admitted: NY, 2001; AZ, 2003; MD, 2008; MI, 2010. Foreign Affairs Off'r, U.S. Dep. of St., Washington, DC, 1998 - 2002; Staff Att'y, Asylum Prog. of Southern Arizona, Tucson, AZ, 2003 - 2007; Clin. Fel., Univ. of Balt. Sch. of Law, 2007 - 2009; Clin. Ass't Prof., Wayne St. Law Sch., 2009 - Pres. Subjects: Asylum and Immigration Law Clinic; Immigration and Nationality Law; International Women's Human Rights.

Ragini N. Shah (Suffolk University Law School)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: SHAH, RAGINI N. (F) Assoc. Clin. Prof. , Suffolk. b.1971. JD, 1999, Northeastern. Admitted: NY, 2000; MA, 2006. Ass't Clinical Professor of Law, Suffolk Univ. Law Sch., 2007 - 2010. Subjects: Immigration Clinic (S); Immigration Law.

Ragini N. Shah (Suffolk University Law School)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: SHAH, RAGINI N. (F) Assoc. Clin. Prof. , Suffolk. b.1971. JD, 1999, Northeastern. Admitted: NY, 2000; MA, 2006. Ass't Clinical Professor of Law, Suffolk Univ. Law Sch., 2007 - 2010. Subjects: Immigration Clinic (S); Immigration Law.

Ann C. Shalleck (American University, Washington College of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: SHALLECK, ANN C. (F) Prof., Dir., Women & the Law Prog. & Carrington Shields Scholar., American. b.1949. AB, 1971, Bryn Mawr Coll.; JD, 1978, Harvard. Admitted: PA, 1978; DC, 1984. Staff Att'y, Community Legal Servs. Phila., 1978-1981; Supv'g Att'y, 1981-1982; Lect., 1984-1987; Dir., Women & the Law Prog. Am., Since 1984; Assoc. Prof., 1987-1991; Prof., Since 1991. Subjects: Clinical Teaching (S); Family Law; Feminist Legal Theory (S); Juvenile Law; Women & the Law (S). Books & Awards: Ct. Rules to Achieve Permanency for Foster Children: Sample Rules/Commentary (with Hardin), 1985; Lawyers and Clients: Critical Issues in Interviewing and Counseling (with Ellmann, Dinerstein, Gunning & Kruse), 2009. 1996, Emalee C. Godsey Scholar; 2011, American University, Washington College of Law Scholarship Award; 2006, Stoneman Professor of Law & Democracy, Albany Law School; 2009, Outstanding Advocate for Clinical Teachers, Clinical Legal Education Association.Member: Plng. Comm. 2008 Conf. on Clin. Legal Ed. 2007-08).; AALS (Executive Com., 2010-2012; Com. on Curric. & Res., 1991-94, Com. on Prof'l Dev., 2005-07, Chair, 2006-07; Plng. Comm. 2007 Workshops on Clin. Legal Ed. 2006-07. Consultantships: Adv'y Com. on Implementation of the Final Rpt. of the Task Forces, DC Racial & Ethnic & Gender Bias in the Cts., 1992-93; Bd. of Gov'rs, SALT, 1993-97; Mem., Multistate Performance Test Com., Nat'l Conf. of Bar Exam'rs, 1996-04.

Colleen F. Shanahan (Georgetown University Law Center)

Session: Mind the Gap: (Re)Designing Clinical Teaching to Serve Cross-Generational Student Needs
Bio: SHANAHAN, COLLEEN, Georgetown.

Rebecca Sharpless (University of Miami School of Law)

Session: Law School Clinics and the Challenges of Emergencies
Bio: SHARPLESS, REBECCA Assoc. Clin. Professor, Dir. Immig. Clinic, Miami.

Rebecca Sharpless (University of Miami School of Law)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: SHARPLESS, REBECCA Assoc. Clin. Professor, Dir. Immig. Clinic, Miami.

Marcella B. Silverman (Fordham University School of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: SILVERMAN, MARCELLA B. (F) Clin. Assoc. Prof., Fordham. b.1954. BA, 1976, Cornell; JD, 1982, New York Univ. Admitted: NY, 1983. Staff Att'y, Civil Div. Legal Aid Soc. NYC, 1982-1990; Superv'g Att'y, Civil Div. Legal Aid Soc. NYC, 1990-1996; Clin. Ass't Prof., Fordham, 1997-1999; Clin. Assoc. Prof., Since 1999. Subjects: Clinical Teaching (S).

Anne M. Smetak (The George Washington University Law School)

Session: Mind the Gap: (Re)Designing Clinical Teaching to Serve Cross-Generational Student Needs

Brenda V. Smith (American University, Washington College of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: SMITH, BRENDA V. (F) Prof., American. b.1959. BA, 1980, Spelman Coll.; JD, 1984, Georgetown. Admitted: DC, 1985; PA, 1985. Clerk, Hon. Gladys Kessler DC Superior Ct., 1984-1986; Staff Att'y, DC Public Defender Serv. DC, 1986-1988; Sr. Counsel, Econ. Security/Dir. Women in Prison Proj. Nat'l Women's Law Cntr. DC, 1988-1998; Prac.-in-Res., American, 1998-1999; Assoc. Prof., 1999-2005; Prof., Since 2005. Subjects: Clinical Fieldwork Supervision; Clinical Teaching (S); Professional Responsibility; Women, Crime and Law (S). Books & Awards: A Vision Beyond Survival (with Dailard), 1995; An End to Silence: Women Prisoners Hdbk. on Identifying and Addressing Sexual Misconduct, 1998; An End to Silence: Prisoners Hdbk. on Identifying and Addressing Sexual Misconduct, 2d ed., 2002. 2010, North Star Award; 1993, Kellogg Leadership Development Fellow.Member: AALS, Com. on Clin. Legal Educ.; Editorial Board, Clin. Law Rev. Consultantships: Prin. Investigator, Nat'l Inst. of Correction, U.S. Dep't of Just., since 1999; Reg. Selection Com. Mem., White House Fellows Program, since 2010; Sub-Awardee, National Council on Crime and Delinquencey, since 2010.

D. Majeeda Snead (Loyola University New Orleans College of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: SNEAD, D. M. (F) Clin. Prof., Loyola, New Or. b.1957. BS, 1981, Univ. of New Orl.; JD, 1984, So. Dakota. Admitted: LA, 1985. Mem., New Orl. Legal Assist. Corp., 1985-1988; Part., Hewell & Snead New Orl., 1988-2001; Ass't Prof., Loyola New Orl., 1999-2002; Ass't Clin. Prof., 2002-2006; Assoc. Clin. Prof., Since 2006. Subjects: Clinical.

Liz A. Solar (Harvard Law School)

Session: Community, Collaboration, and Narrative: A Workshop at the Intersections of Scholarship, Teaching, and Practice
Bio: SOLAR, LIZ, A. Harvard.

Robert A. Solomon (University of California, Irvine School of Law)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: SOLOMON, ROBERT A. (M) Clin. Prof. & Dir., Clin. Studies., Cal., Irvine. b.1947. BA, 1969, Rutgers Univ.; JD, 1972, Geo. Wash. Admitted: PA, 1972; CT, 1979. Exec. Dir., New Haven Legal Assist. CT, 1978-1985; Lect., Yale, 1985-1986; Part., Pittman Sheehan Solomon & Swaine CT, 1986-1991; Clin. Prof. & Supv'g Att'y, Yale, Since 1991; Interim Exec. Dir., Housing Auth. of the City of New Haven CT, 1999-2002; chairman, Board of Commissioners, housing Auth. of the city of new have , new haven, ct, 2002 - 2009. Subjects: Community & Economic Development (S); community & Economic Development; Trial Advocacy (S). Consultantships: Bd. of Comm'rs, Housing Auth., City of New Haven, since 2003; Vice Pres., First City Fund Corporation, since 2005; Sec'y, First Fund Fin'l Corp., 2005-06.

Robert R Statchen (Western New England University School of Law)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: STATCHEN, ROBERT R. Ass't Clin. Prof., Western New England. BA (Hons), 1990, Clark Univ.; JD, 1993, Chicago-Kent Coll. of Law; MBA, 2001, Connecticut; LLM, 2005, Boston Univ. Admitted: CT, 1993. Ass't Clinical Prof, Western New England Coll., 2006 - Pres.

Joan Stearns Johnsen (Albany Law School)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: JOHNSEN, JOAN STEARNS Vis. Ass't Clin. Prof., Albany. JD, 1979, Case Western Res. Admitted: DC, 1979; NY, 1987. Subjects: Alternative Dispute Resolution; Securities Arbitration Clinic.

Ms. Tirien Steinbach (University of California, Berkeley School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: STEINBACH, TIRIEN Exec. Director, East Bay Community Law Cntr., UC, Berkeley.

Jessica Steinberg (The George Washington University Law School)

Session: Mind the Gap: (Re)Designing Clinical Teaching to Serve Cross-Generational Student Needs
Bio: STEINBERG, JESSICA Assoc. Prof. of Clin. Law, Geo. Was.

Kele Stewart (University of Miami School of Law)

Session: Intersecting Subordination and Poverty Law: Reexamining Our Teaching Goals
Bio: STEWART, KELE (F) Assoc. Clin. Prof. & Co-Director, Children & Youth Law Clinic, Miami. b.1974. BS, 1994, Cornell; JD, 1998, New York Univ. Admitted: NY, 1999; FL, 2005. Assoc., Simpson Thacher & Bartlett NYC, 1998-2003; Assoc. Counsel, Brennan Cntr. for Just. New York Univ., 2003-2004. Subjects: Family Law; Juvenile Law.

Jane K. Stoever (Seattle University School of Law)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: STOEVER, JANE K. Ass't Prof., Seattle. BA, 2000, Kansas; JD, 2003, Harvard; LLM, 2008, Georgetown. Primary Ed., Women's L. J. Admitted: NY, 2004; DC, 2004. Law Clerk, Judge Michale Wolff MO Sup. Ct., Jefferson City, MO, 2003-2004; Grad. Teaching Fel., Georgetown Univ. Law Cntr. Domestic Violence Clin., 2004-2006; Practitioner-in-Residence, Director Domestic Violence Clinic, Am. Univ. Washington Coll. of Law, 2006 - 2009; Ass't Prof., Seattle Univ. Sch. of Law, 2009 - Pres. Subjects: Clinical Teaching; Domestic Violence Law.

Jane K. Stoever (Seattle University School of Law)

Session: AALS Reception with Posters
Bio: STOEVER, JANE K. Ass't Prof., Seattle. BA, 2000, Kansas; JD, 2003, Harvard; LLM, 2008, Georgetown. Primary Ed., Women's L. J. Admitted: NY, 2004; DC, 2004. Law Clerk, Judge Michale Wolff MO Sup. Ct., Jefferson City, MO, 2003-2004; Grad. Teaching Fel., Georgetown Univ. Law Cntr. Domestic Violence Clin., 2004-2006; Practitioner-in-Residence, Director Domestic Violence Clinic, Am. Univ. Washington Coll. of Law, 2006 - 2009; Ass't Prof., Seattle Univ. Sch. of Law, 2009 - Pres. Subjects: Clinical Teaching; Domestic Violence Law.

Brittany M. Stringfellow-Otey (Pepperdine University, Rick J. Caruso School of Law)

Session: Millennials, Technology, and Client Confidentiality: Finding a Working Solution
Bio: STRINGFELLOW-OTEY, BRITTANY M. (F) Director, Legal Aid Clinic & Ass't Prof. of Law, Pepperdine. BA, 1997, Westmont Coll.; JD, 2001, St. John's. Note & Comment Ed., Pepperdine L. Rev. Admitted: CA, 2002. Att'y, Duchanin Law Firm Long Beach CA, 2002-2003; Dir., Legal Aid Clinic & Ass't Prof. Pepperdine, Since 2003. Subjects: Family Law; Family Law Clinic; Legal Aid Clinic.

Brittany M. Stringfellow-Otey (Pepperdine University, Rick J. Caruso School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: STRINGFELLOW-OTEY, BRITTANY M. (F) Director, Legal Aid Clinic & Ass't Prof. of Law, Pepperdine. BA, 1997, Westmont Coll.; JD, 2001, St. John's. Note & Comment Ed., Pepperdine L. Rev. Admitted: CA, 2002. Att'y, Duchanin Law Firm Long Beach CA, 2002-2003; Dir., Legal Aid Clinic & Ass't Prof. Pepperdine, Since 2003. Subjects: Family Law; Family Law Clinic; Legal Aid Clinic.

Joon Hyun Sung (University of Detroit Mercy School of Law)

Session: Law School Clinics and the Challenges of Emergencies
Bio: SUNG, JOON HYUN Clin. Ass't Prof., Univ. of Detroit Mercy. BA, 1991, Michigan; JD, 1994, Boston Coll. Admitted: MI, 1994. Subjects: Mortgage Foreclosure Defense Clinic (S); Veterans' Law Clinic.

Emily Suski (Georgia State University College of Law)

Session: Mind the Gap: (Re)Designing Clinical Teaching to Serve Cross-Generational Student Needs
Bio: SUSKI, EMILY Legal Instr. HeLP Clinic, Georgia State.

Carol Suzuki (University of New Mexico School of Law)

Session: Plenary Session - Teaching Lawyering Skills in the 21st Century
Bio: SUZUKI, CAROL (F) Prof., New Mexico. AB, 1986, Stanford; JD, 1991, Columbia. Ed., Colum. J. Gender & L.; Mng. Ed., Colum. Hum. Rts. L. Rev. Sr. Staff Att'y, HIV Law Proj. NYC, 1995-1998; Dep. Dir., 1998-1999; Vis. Assoc. Prof., Dist. of Columbia, 1999-2001; Robert M. Cover Fel., Yale, 2001-2003; Ass't Prof., 2003-2006; Assoc. Prof., 2006 - 2009; Professor, Univ. of New Mexico Sch. of Law, 2009 - Pres. Subjects: AIDS and the Law (S); Bioethics (S); Community Lawyering Clinic; Refugee and Asylum Law; Torts. Member: CLEA.

Carol Suzuki (University of New Mexico School of Law)

Session: Measuring the Magic
Bio: SUZUKI, CAROL (F) Prof., New Mexico. AB, 1986, Stanford; JD, 1991, Columbia. Ed., Colum. J. Gender & L.; Mng. Ed., Colum. Hum. Rts. L. Rev. Sr. Staff Att'y, HIV Law Proj. NYC, 1995-1998; Dep. Dir., 1998-1999; Vis. Assoc. Prof., Dist. of Columbia, 1999-2001; Robert M. Cover Fel., Yale, 2001-2003; Ass't Prof., 2003-2006; Assoc. Prof., 2006 - 2009; Professor, Univ. of New Mexico Sch. of Law, 2009 - Pres. Subjects: AIDS and the Law (S); Bioethics (S); Community Lawyering Clinic; Refugee and Asylum Law; Torts. Member: CLEA.

Melissa Swain (University of Miami School of Law)

Session: Law School Clinics and the Challenges of Emergencies
Bio: SWAIN, MELISSA Supervising Att'y and Clin. Instr. Health and Elder Law Clinic, Miami.

Melissa Swain (University of Miami School of Law)

Session: The Promise and Challenges of Effective Outcome Measurement and Millenial Student Evaluation in the Medical Legal Partnership Clinical Context
Bio: SWAIN, MELISSA Supervising Att'y and Clin. Instr. Health and Elder Law Clinic, Miami.

Maureen A. Sweeney (University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: SWEENEY, MAUREEN A. (F) Clin. Law Instr., Maryland. b.1962. BA, 1984, Wesleyan Univ.; JD, 1989, Yale. Admitted: NC, 1990; MD, 2001. Vis. Law School Ass't Prof., Univ. of Maryland, 2004 - Pres. Subjects: Immigration Clinic; Immigration Clinic.

Maureen A. Sweeney (University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: SWEENEY, MAUREEN A. (F) Clin. Law Instr., Maryland. b.1962. BA, 1984, Wesleyan Univ.; JD, 1989, Yale. Admitted: NC, 1990; MD, 2001. Vis. Law School Ass't Prof., Univ. of Maryland, 2004 - Pres. Subjects: Immigration Clinic; Immigration Clinic.

Nina W. Tarr (University of Illinois College of Law)

Session: Obedience, Conformity and the Professional Practice of Law
Bio: TARR, NINA W. (F) Professor, Illinois. b.1952. BS, 1973, So. Illinois; MA, 1975, Wash., St. Louis; JD, 1979, Iowa. Iowa L. Rev. Admitted: MN, 1979; IL, 1987. Clerk, MN Sup. Ct. St. Paul, 1979-1980; Staff Att'y, SMRLS-Legal Aid St. Paul, 1980-1984; Clin. Supv'r, Wm. Mitchell, 1984-1986; Ass't Prof., No. Illinois, 1986-1988; Assoc. Prof., Washburn, 1988-1994; Prof., 1994-1995; Dir., Law Clinic, 1995-2006; Prof., Illinois, Since 1995; Vis. Prof., Wash. St. Louis, 2003-2004. Subjects: Clinic; Conflict Resolution; Evidence; Family Law; Food Policy (S); Professional Responsibility. Consultantships: Bd. of Eds., Clinic Law Rev.

David B. Thronson (Michigan State University College of Law)

Session: Works in Progress
Bio: THRONSON, DAVID B. (M) Prof. of Law, Mich. S. b.1962. BGS, 1985, Kansas; BS, 1985, Kansas; MA, 1990, Columbia; JD, 1994, Harvard. Co-Ed.-in-Ch., Harv. Hum. Rts. J. Admitted: MA, 1995; NY, 1995; NJ, 1997; NV, 2003; MI, 2010. Clerk, Hon A. Wallace Tashima L.A., 1994-1995; Skadden Fellow/Staff Att'y, The Door's Legal Services Cntr., New York, NY, 1995-1997; Gibbons Fel., Public Interest & Const'l Law Gibbons Del Deo Dolan Griffinger & Vecchione Newark NJ, Newark, NJ, 1997-1999; Legal Res. & Writing Instr., New York Univ., 1999-2000; Adj. Prof., Seton Hall, 1999-2001; Res. Instr., New York Univ. , 2000-2001; Acting Ass't Prof., New York Univ. , 2001-2002; Adj. Prof., Hofstra, 2002; Assoc. Prof., Nevada Las Vegas, 2002 - 2008; Prof. and Assoc. Dean for Clinical Studies, Nevada Las Vegas, 2008 - 2010; Prof. of Law, Michigan St. Univ. Coll. of Law, 2010 - Pres. Subjects: Civil Procedure; Clinical Teaching (S); Constitutional Law; Human Rights; Immigration Law; International Law.

David B. Thronson (Michigan State University College of Law)

Session: Enhancing Support and Balance for Clinicians through Program Design
Bio: THRONSON, DAVID B. (M) Prof. of Law, Mich. S. b.1962. BGS, 1985, Kansas; BS, 1985, Kansas; MA, 1990, Columbia; JD, 1994, Harvard. Co-Ed.-in-Ch., Harv. Hum. Rts. J. Admitted: MA, 1995; NY, 1995; NJ, 1997; NV, 2003; MI, 2010. Clerk, Hon A. Wallace Tashima L.A., 1994-1995; Skadden Fellow/Staff Att'y, The Door's Legal Services Cntr., New York, NY, 1995-1997; Gibbons Fel., Public Interest & Const'l Law Gibbons Del Deo Dolan Griffinger & Vecchione Newark NJ, Newark, NJ, 1997-1999; Legal Res. & Writing Instr., New York Univ., 1999-2000; Adj. Prof., Seton Hall, 1999-2001; Res. Instr., New York Univ. , 2000-2001; Acting Ass't Prof., New York Univ. , 2001-2002; Adj. Prof., Hofstra, 2002; Assoc. Prof., Nevada Las Vegas, 2002 - 2008; Prof. and Assoc. Dean for Clinical Studies, Nevada Las Vegas, 2008 - 2010; Prof. of Law, Michigan St. Univ. Coll. of Law, 2010 - Pres. Subjects: Civil Procedure; Clinical Teaching (S); Constitutional Law; Human Rights; Immigration Law; International Law.

Kris Anne Tobin (University of Tennessee College of Law)

Session: Fear of Numbers? Teaching Financial Planning Skills in a Transactional Clinic
Bio: TOBIN, KRIS ANNE (F) Ass't Prof. and Reference Librarian, Tennessee. BS, 1982, Saint Cloud St. Univ.; JD, 1990, Hamline; LLM, 1993, William Mitchell Coll. of Law; MLIS, 1996, Dominican Univ. Associate, Hamline L. Rev. Admitted: MN, 1991. Ass't Prof. and Reference Librarian, Univ. of Tennessee, 2010 - Pres. Subjects: Legal Process I and II. Books & Awards: 1988, American Jurisprudence Award.Member: Am. Ass'n of Law Librarians; Ass'n of Am. Law Schools.

Leslie Turner Percival (University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law)

Session: Works in Progress

Julia I. Vazquez (Southwestern Law School)

Session: Training and Transforming Law Students into Lawyers in One-Semester
Bio: VAZQUEZ, JULIA I. (F) Immig. Law Clin. Fel., Southwestern. MEd, 5, UCLA Grad. Sch. of Educ. and Information Sciences; JD, 2010, U.C.L.A. Articles Ed., Chicano/a Latino/a L. Rev. Admitted: CA, 2010. Subjects: Immigration Appeals Practicum (S); Immigration Law Clinic.

Valorie K. Vojdik (University of Tennessee College of Law)

Session: Scholarship for Social Change
Bio: VOJDIK, VALORIE K. (F) Prof. and Dir. of Clin. Programs, Tennessee. b.1959. AB, 1982, Brown Univ.; JD, 1986, New York Univ. Admitted: NY, 1987; MA, 1998. Assoc., Teitlebaum Miller Rodman Paden & Hibsher NY, 1988-1990; Assoc., Shearman & Sterling NY 1986-88, 1990-1994; Lawyering Instr., New York Univ, 1994-1997; Ass't Prof., Western New England, 1997-2004; Assoc. Prof., W. Va. Univ., Since 2004. Subjects: Clinical Teaching; Employment; Family Law; Feminist Legal Theory (S); Professional Responsibility. Member: CLEA.; Law & Soc. Ass'n.

Patricia C. Voorhies (Northeastern University School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: VOORHIES, PATRICIA C. Man. Dir., Clin. & Legal Ed., Northeastern.

Robin Walker Sterling (University of Denver Sturm College of Law)

Session: Teaching Investigation/Investigating Teaching: Ideas on Developing Persuasive Fact Analysis Techniques for Law Students
Bio: STERLING, ROBIN WALKER Ass't Professor, Law Sch. Clin. Prog., Denver. BA, 1993, Yale; JD, 1999, New York Univ; LLM, 2008, Georgetown. Admitted: DC, 2000; CO, 2010. Law Clerk, Hon. Emmet Sullivan, U.S. Dist. Ct. for the Dist. of Columbia, Washington, DC, 1999 - 2000; Fellow, Georgetown Univ. Law Cntr., 2000 - 2002; Staff Att'y, Public Defender Serv. for the Dist. of Columbia, Washington, DC, 2002 - 2005; Supervising Att'y, Children's Law Cntr., Washington, DC, 2005 - 2006; Spec. Counsel, National Juv. Defender Cntr., Washington, DC, 2006 - 2010; Ass't Prof., Univ. of Denver Sturm Coll. of Law, 2010 - Pres. Subjects: Criminal Defense Clinic (S).

Anita M. Weinberg (Loyola University Chicago School of Law)

Session: Effectively Teaching Legislative and Policy Advocacy: The Pedagogical, Ethical and Structural Challenges
Bio: WEINBERG, ANITA M. (F) Clin. Prof. & Dir., Child Law Policy Inst., Loyola, Chicago. b.1953. BA, 1974, Michigan; MSSW, 1977, Columbia; JD, 1986, Loyola, Chgo. Admitted: IL, 1986. Supv'g Att'y, Jewish Children & Fam. Servs. Chgo., 1986-1987; Att'y & Supv'g Att'y, Cook Cty. Off. of the Public Guardian Chgo., 1987-1990; Sr. Fel., Off. of the Gov'r Chgo., 1990-1991; Staff Att'y, Children's Rts. Proj. Legal Assist. Fdn. of Chgo., 1991-1994; Dir., Policy IL Dep't of Children & Fam. Serv. Off. of Inspector Gen. Chgo., 1994-1998; Clin. Prof. & Dir., Child Law Policy Inst. Loyola Chgo., Since 1998. Subjects: Child Law Legislation (S); ChildLaw Legislation Clinic (S); Comparative Domestic Violence Law (S); Domestic Violence (S); Interdisciplinary Child Law (S); Law & Social Work (S). Books & Awards: Establishing Parent Involvement in Foster Care Agencies (with Blumenthal), 1984. Consultantships: Chair, IL St. Bar Ass'n, 1997-98; Chair, IL Lead Safe Housing Task Force, since 1999; Co-Chair, IL Lead Safe Housing Adv'y Coun., since 2004; Chair, Cook County Juvenile Court Child-Parent Visiting Task Force, since 2005.

Anita M. Weinberg (Loyola University Chicago School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: WEINBERG, ANITA M. (F) Clin. Prof. & Dir., Child Law Policy Inst., Loyola, Chicago. b.1953. JD, 1986, Loyola, Chgo.; BA, 1974, Michigan; MSSW, 1977, Columbia. Admitted: IL, 1986. Supv'g Att'y, Jewish Children & Fam. Servs. Chgo., 1986-1987; Att'y & Supv'g Att'y, Cook Cty. Off. of the Public Guardian Chgo., 1987-1990; Sr. Fel., Off. of the Gov'r Chgo., 1990-1991; Staff Att'y, Children's Rts. Proj. Legal Assist. Fdn. of Chgo., 1991-1994; Dir., Policy IL Dep't of Children & Fam. Serv. Off. of Inspector Gen. Chgo., 1994-1998; Clin. Prof. & Dir., Child Law Policy Inst. Loyola Chgo., Since 1998. Subjects: Child Law Legislation (S); ChildLaw Legislation Clinic (S); Comparative Domestic Violence Law (S); Domestic Violence (S); Interdisciplinary Child Law (S); Law & Social Work (S). Books & Awards: Establishing Parent Involvement in Foster Care Agencies (with Blumenthal), 1984. Consultantships: Chair, IL St. Bar Ass'n, 1997-98; Chair, IL Lead Safe Housing Task Force, since 1999; Co-Chair, IL Lead Safe Housing Adv'y Coun., since 2004; Chair, Cook County Juvenile Court Child-Parent Visiting Task Force, since 2005.

Ian S. Weinstein (Fordham University School of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: WEINSTEIN, IAN S. (M) Assoc. Dean for Clin. and Experiential Programs, Fordham. b.1959. BA, 1981, Reed Coll.; JD, 1986, New York Univ; LLM, 1991, Georgetown. Admitted: DC, 1986; NY, 1988. Stiller/Prettyman Fel., Georgetown, 1986-1988; Assoc. Att'y, Fed. Defender S.D.N.Y. NYC, 1988-1991; Assoc. Prof., Fordham, 1992-2003; Prof. , Since 2003; Dir. of Clinical Educ., Fordham, 2006 - Pres; Assoc. Dean for Clinical and Experiential Programs, Fordham, 2010 - Pres. Subjects: Clinical Teaching (S); Criminal Law; Evidence. Books & Awards: Fed. Crim. Prac. (with Subin & Mirsky), 1992; Lawyers as Counselors, 3d Edition (with Binder, Bergman & Tremblay), 2011. 2007, NALP Award of Distinction for Technology.Member: CLEA (VP 2010, Pres. 2011); Order of the Coif. Consultantships: Exec. Dir. & Mem. of Bd. of Dirs., Lincoln Square Legal Services, since 2006; Member, Pres. Task Force on Future of the Leg. Prof., NY St. Bar Assoc., 2010-11; Member, Com. on Leg. Ed. & Adm. to the Bar, NY St. Bar Assoc., since 2010.

Kate Weisburd (University of California, Berkeley School of Law)

Session: Teaching and Defining Victory in Criminal Cases
Bio: WEISBURD, KATE Lect. in Residence, UC, Berkeley. JD, 2005, Columbia. Subjects: Death Penalty Clinic (S).

Carwina Weng (Indiana University Maurer School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: WENG, CARWINA (F) Clin. Prof., Ind., Maurer. BA, 1986, Yale; JD, 1990, New York Univ. N.Y.U. L. Rev. Admitted: NY, 1991; MA, 2000; IN, 2007. Skadden Fel., Legal Aid Soc. of NY NYC, 1990-1992; Jud. Clerk, Hon. Frank M. Coffin U.S.C.A. 1st Cir. Portland ME, 1992-1993; Staff Att'y, Legal Aid Soc. of NY NYC, 1993-1996; Adj. Prof., Fla. Coastal, 1996-1997; Lect., 1997-1998; Ass't Prof, 1998-1999; Sr. Att'y, Greater Boston Legal Servs., 1999-2001; Ass't Clin. Prof., Boston Coll., 2001-2006; Clin. Prof., Ind. Maurer (Bloomington), Since 2006. Subjects: Civil Litigation Clinic; Disability Law Clinic; The Legal Profession; Women and the Law. Member: Order of the Coif.; Phi Beta Kappa. Consultantships: Comm'r, Gov'rs Comm. on Sexual & Domestic Violence, 2003-06; Trustee, Harry H. Dow Memorial Legal Assist. Fund, 2003-06; Mem., Women's Bar Ass'n, MA, 2005, Pres.-Elect, 2006-06; Mem., IN Pro Bono Commission, since 2007; Dir., District 10 Pro Bono Project, since 2010.

Kathleen A. Weston (University of Minnesota Law School)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: WESTON, KATHLEEN, A. Minnesota.

Carter C. White (University of California, Davis, School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: WHITE, CARTER C. (M) Lect. & Dir., Civil Rts. Clinic., UC, Davis. JD, 1984, Univ. of Texas; AB, 1978, Oberlin Coll. Admitted: TX, 1986; CA, 1993. Subjects: Civil Rights Law; Clinical Teaching; Pretrial Skills.

Andrew W. Williams (New York University School of Law)

Session: Plenary Session - Teaching and Evaluating Self Assessment: Takeaways from Different Clinical Models (Simulations, Externships/Field Placements, In-House)
Bio: WILLIAMS, ANDREW W. (M) Dir. of the Lawyering Prog., New York Univ. b.1974. BA, 1997, Harvard Coll.; JD, 2002, New York Univ. Mng. Ed., N.Y.U. Rev. L. & Soc. Change. Admitted: NY, 2003. Skadden Fel., Civil Action Project, The Bronx Defenders, Bronx, NY, 2002-2004; Staff Att'y, Civil Action Project, The Bronx Defenders, Bronx, NY, 2004-2006; Acting Ass't Prof., Lawyering, NYU Sch. of Law, 2006 - 2009; Assoc. Dir., Lawyering, NYU Sch. of Law, 2009 - 2010; Director, Lawyering, NYU Sch. of Law, 2010 - Pres. Subjects: Lawyering; Lawyering Pedagogy Seminar (S). Books & Awards: 2001, Sidley & Austin Public Interest Fellow; 1999, Root Tilden Kern Scholar.Member: Phi Beta Kappa.; Order of the Coif. Consultantships: Bd. of Directors & Exec. Com., Youth Represent, since 2004.

Paulette J. Williams (University of Tennessee College of Law)

Session: Fear of Numbers? Teaching Financial Planning Skills in a Transactional Clinic
Bio: WILLIAMS, PAULETTE J. (F) Assoc. Prof., Tennessee. b.1946. BA, 1966, Brown Univ.; JD, 1971, New York Univ. Admitted: NY, 1973; TN, 2001. Staff Att'y, Legal Aid Soc. Volunteer Div. NYC, 1971-1974; Staff Att'y, NY Telephone Co., New York, 1974-1975; Ass't Att'y-in-Charge, The Legal Aid Soc. Volunteer Div. NYC, 1975-1998; Adj. Prof., CUNY Law Sch., 1987-1995; Vis. Lect., Cornell, 1998; Assoc. Prof., Tennessee, Since 1999; Vis. Professor of Clinical Law, The George Washington Univ. Law Sch., 2009. Subjects: Clinical Teaching (S); Family Law (S); Women & the Law (S). Member: Clin. Legal Educ. Ass'n; Soc. of Am. Law Teachers. Consultantships: Pres., Bd. Mem., Clin. Legal Educ. Ass'n, 2002-09; Co-Chair, Legal Educator's Com., ABA Forum on Affordable Housing & Community Dev., 2006-08; Exec. Com., Sect. on Clin. Educ., AALS, 2006-08; Exec. Ed., ABA Journal on Affordable Housing and Community Development Law, since 2009.

Cindy Wilson (Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law)

Session: Working Group Discussions
Bio: WILSON, CYNTHIA (F) Clin. Assoc. Prof., Northwestern. b.1960. BA, 1982, Knox Coll.; JD, 1986, Northwestern. Arts. Ed., J. of Crim. L. & Criminology. Admitted: IL, 1986. Assoc., Sachnoff & Weaver Chgo., 1986-1990; Jud'l Clerk, Just. Seymore Simon Sup. Ct. of IL Chgo., 1987-1988; Proj. Dir., Chgo. Lawyers' Com. for Civil Rts. Chgo., 1990-2000; Sr. Lect., Northwestern, 2000-2005; Clin. Assoc. Prof., Since 2005. Subjects: Clinical Teaching; Ethics. Member: Order of the Coif.

Liliana C. Yanez (City University of New York School of Law)

Session: Promoting Self-Awareness and Mindfulness in our Classroom Discussions of the Role of Race and Privilege in Lawyering
Bio: YANEZ, LILIANA, C. Instructor CUNY at Queens.

Christina A. Zawisza (The University of Memphis, Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law)

Session: Affinity Groups
Bio: ZAWISZA, CHRISTINA A. (F) Prof. of Clin. Law., Memphis. BA, 1969, Albany; Public Policy and Admin., 1971, Univ. of Wisconsin; JD, 1977, Univ. of Va. Admitted: FL, 1977; NY, 1986; TN, 2003. Att'y, Jacksonville Area Legal Aid, 1977-1986; Att'y & Proj. Dir., Legal Servs. of Greater Miami, 1986-1995; Dir., Children First Proj. & Clin. Instr. Nova Southeastern, 1996-2002; Ass't Prof. of Clin. Law, Memphis, 2002-2005; Assoc. Prof. of Clin. Law, 2005 - 2010; Prof. of Clinical Law, Univ. of Memphis Sch. of Law, 2010 - Pres. Subjects: Child and Family Litigation Clinic; Children's Rights: The Policy Framework; Disability Law and Practice; Juvenile Law. Consultantships: Ad Hoc Comm. on Unauthorized Prac. of Law by HRS Social Workers, Sup. Ct. of FL, 1988-89; Barkett Study Comm. on Child Welfare, FL Legis., 1989-91; TN Children's Just. Task Force, TN Dep't of Children's Servs., since 2005; Adv'y Com. on Spec. Educ. Trng. for Admin. Law Judges, Tennessee Administrative Office of the Courts, 2007-07; Dependency Ct. Improvement Proj., Tennessee Supreme Court, since 2008; Unified Family Ct. Task Force, Shelby County, 2008-08.