February Speakers
February is full of great speakers - mark your calendars! Continue reading…
Teachings Ideas for the Month
More great ideas from the Gonzaga Institute for Law Teaching and Learning Continue reading…
Prof. Wilson Presents to the Unicameral
The Nebraska Unicameral is considering a highly technical amendment (LB 146) to the Uniform Commercial Code, and Professor Catherine Wilson is leading the discussion surrounding the proposal. Last week, Wilson presented to the Banking, Commerce and insurance Committee during a hearing on the bill. Continue reading…
Berger Comments on Proposed Gun Control Legislation
Professor Eric Berger appeared on Channel 8 news in a story discussing the constitutionality of the proposed Nebraska law (LB 451) that says any new federal law restricting firearms shall be unenforceable in Nebraska. Continue reading…
iPads and the Classroom
Professor of Law Library Marcia Dority Baker has been working on how to use iPads in the classroom. Continue reading…
Burkstrand-Reid to Present Paper at American
Professor Beth Burkstrand-Reid has been selected to present a paper at the joint symposium: Gender Matters: Women, Social Policy and the 2012 Election to be held at American University Washington College of Law on April 2, 2013. Continue reading…
Burkstrand-Reid on Impact of Roe v. Wade 40 Years Later
Professor Beth Burkstrand-Reid, an expert in reproductive health law, was quoted extensively in the Knox News article "Forty years later, passions still high over abortion decision." Continue reading…
Gardner to Present at BYU
Professor Marty Gardner has been invited to present a paper at the Marriage and Children Conference to be held March 15th at Brigham Young University. Continue reading…
Leiter named to editorial advisory board
Rich Leiter, director of the Schmid Law Library and professor of law, has been selected to join the editorial advisory board of "Collection Management," a peer-reviewed journal published by Taylor & Francis. The post is a three-year appointment. Continue reading…
Originally published February 1, 2013 -
Submit an Item