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Law’s Jonathan Adler presents around the country in January and February
School of Law professor Jonathan Adler recently presented at multiple conferences and workshops. On Jan. 25, he spoke on ”The Individual Mandate Litigation and the Future of Federalism” before the University of Michigan Law School chapter of the Federalist Society. Then, Feb. 2, Adler presented the ...
Nursing’s Jeanne Hitch attends private event with Health & Human Services secretary
Jeanne Hitch meets with Secretary Sebelius at a private event in a Cleveland Heights home. Jeanne Hitch, a project manager at the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, was among a small group of individuals invited to attend a private event with U.S. Secretary of Health & Human Services Kathleen ...
School of Law’s Jacqueline Lipton publishes article on cyber-victimization
School of Law Professor Jacqueline Lipton’s recent article, “Combating Cyber-Victimization” recently appeared in the Berkeley Technology Law Journal. Lipton is also associate dean for faculty development and research, co-director of the Center for Law, Technology and the Arts and associate director...
Adjunct law professor’s article, “Life, Death and IQ,” appears in law review
Jeff Lazarus, adjunct professor of law, recently published an article, “Life, Death, and IQ: It’s much more than just a score: understanding and utilizing psychological and neuropsychological evaluations in atkins disability/mental retardation cases.” The article appeared in the Cleveland State Law ...
Art history/art adjunct faculty member presents at TELDAP International Conference in Taiwan
Holly Witchey, adjunct faculty member in the Department of Art History and Art, delivered a plenary session Feb. 23 at the 2012 TELDAP International Conference (Taiwan e-Learning & Digital Archives Program). Witchey is editor and co-principal investigator of the Horizon Report: Museum Edition, an a...
Engineering’s Jeffrey Duerk and Norman Tien meet President Obama at White House event
School of Engineering Dean Jeffrey L. Duerk and Nord Professor of Engineering Norman C. Tien were among a small group of deans from the country’s leading engineering schools who attended The White House Engineering Education Reception Feb. 8 to hear about the creation of a partnership to measure, ev...
Law’s Erik Jensen publishes, presents on taxation-related issues
Erik Jensen, the David L. Brennan Professor in the School of Law, recently published a number of articles: “The Individual Mandate and the Taxing Power” and “The Home Bathroom Deduction” in Tax Notes, “The Sale of Tax Credits Revisited: A CCA Consecrates (Most of) Temple” and “Business Versus Nonbus...
Flora Stone Mather Center Director Dorothy Miller talks about women’s equality fight
Dorothy Miller, director of the Flora Stone Mather Center for Women, recently gave a talk at the Zonta Club of Cleveland’s 90th birthday celebration. “Women’s Lives: How Far We’ve Come and Where We Need to Go.” During the talk, Miller discussed life pre- and post-1970s, when great strides were made....
Law professor Jessie Hill pens guest column, presents at Boston U. symposium
School of Law professor Jessie Hill’s guest column, “Health Law: A New Era for Abortion Restrictions” appears in the February issue of Virtual Mentor, a medical resident-focused publication. Additionally, she presented Jan. 28 on “What is the Meaning of Health?” at Boston University’s symposium on ...
Nursing’s Ann Williams presents at International Diabetes Federation meeting in Dubai
Ann S. Williams, research associate in the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, presented a research report at the International Diabetes Federation meeting in Dubai on Dec. 7. The presentation was based on her IDF-funded research project, “Nonvisual Foot Inspection for People with Visual Impairm...