On July 15, Law Library Director and Professor Hirsh was a panelist on the program “Imposter Syndrome: The Plague (or Good Fortune) of the Smart Professional” at the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) in Baltimore. … Continue reading →
Professor Houh’s article “Reclaiming the Intellectual” is now published at 44 Ohio N.U. L. Rev. 305 (2018). Professor Houh’s article “Reclaiming the Intellectual” is now published at 44 Ohio N.U. L. Rev. 305 (2018). … Continue reading →
Professor Kalsem was the recipient of an Award for Faculty Excellence, awarded by the Provost of the University of Cincinnati. In July, Professor Kalsem taught a course at the University of Durham in Durham, England on “Participatory Action Research: Theories, Methods, and … Continue reading →
Professor McMahon contributed to retired Judge Marianna Bettman’s Legally Speaking Ohio Blog. The article, titled “What’s On Their Minds: Must the Cincinnati Reds Pay Tax on Bobbleheads? Cincinnati Reds, L.L.C. v. Testa” can be found at http://www.legallyspeakingohio.com/2018/06/guest-post-whats-on-their-minds-must-the-cincinnati-reds-pay-tax-on-bobbleheads-cincinnati-reds-l-l-c-v-testa/. The second edition … Continue reading →
Professor Moore received the University of Cincinnati 2018 Cohen Award for Excellence in Teaching. Professor Moore received the 2018 University of Cincinnati College of Law Faculty Excellence Award. Professor Moore’s article, “Tipping the Outhouse or Storming the Mansionhouse? New Developments … Continue reading →
Professor Nancy Oliver and Christian Lillis have published an op-ed arguing in favor of the STAAR Act related to antibiotic resistant bacteria introduced by Sen. Sherrod Brown. The article can be found at: https://ohio.com/akron/editorial/commentary/nancy-oliver-and-christian-lillis-get-ready-to-fight-the-menace-of-superbugs. Professor Oliver and Professor Bradley’s article, … Continue reading →
Professor Smith won the “Partnership Award” for her work as a University Appeals Administrator (“UAA”). As a UAA, she reviewed every student misconduct appeal for academic and nonacademic misconduct, including Title IX appeals. On August 10, Professor Smith and Professors … Continue reading →
Professor Solimine and recent graduate Kristen Elia ’18 wrote a blogpost on the standing requirement in Ohio state courts. The blogpost can be found at: http://www.legallyspeakingohio.com/2018/05/guest-post-in-sharper-focus-standing-in-ohio-courts-divergence-from-and-convergence-with-federal-law/. Professor Solimine presented his paper, “Are Interlocutory Qualified Immunity Appeals Lawful?”, at the Summer … Continue reading →
Professor Sperino submitted her treatise McDonnell Douglas: The Most Important Case in Employment Discrimination Law to Bloomberg. The treatise, which is the first of its kind, explores in-depth, the case of McDonnell Douglas v. Green, its progeny, and its tremendous influence on many … Continue reading →
Professor Tomain contributed a chapter, “Energy Infrastructure: Beyond Repair,” to Disaster Resilience (forthcoming 2018). Professor Tomain published “A Treatise for Energy Law,” in the Journal of World Energy Law and Business, volume 11, page 17 (2018), with his co-authors Raphael … Continue reading →