MICHAEL A. MOGILL

Penn State’s Dickinson Law Carlisle, PA 17013 (717) 240-5283 E-Mail: [email protected]

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Associate Dean for Student Affairs, Penn State’s Dickinson Law, Carlisle, PA, 2000-2004. Professor of Law, since 1996; Associate Professor of Law, 1994-1996; Assistant Professor of Law, 1991-1994; Visiting Assistant Professor of Law, 1989-1990.

Courses taught: Evidence, Torts, Remedies, Advanced Torts, Products Liability, Professional Responsibility, Juvenile Law, Advocacy, Insurance, Legal Writing, Comparative Civil Procedure-Remedies (Florence program 2001; Capitals program, 2003).

Administrative responsibilities as Associate Dean: provided student counseling and referrals; supervised Student Bar Association and organizations; addressed student questions/concerns; planned and chaired Orientation; accessed and scheduled for ADA accommodations; coordinated and administered Academic Support program; supplied Dean’s Character and Fitness Certificates, states bars; oversaw Student list serve.

School service activities: Coach, Thurgood Marshall moot court team; Judge, Negotiation Marathon; Advisor to ATLA moot court team; Advisor to National Moot Court Team; MLSA tutor; faculty mentor, first year students in Academic Support program; Chair and Co-Chair, tenure review teams; faculty supervisor, ACLU Student Chapter, Student Rights Teaching Project Committee; faculty advisor, Soup Kitchen; faculty advisor, Jewish Law Students Association; MLK Day presenter; panelist and teacher of mock class, student visitation weekends; interviewer, CSO Jumpstart program; review and preparation of comments to Pa. bar exam; faculty representative, College Community Connections Committee; faculty administrator, United Way campaign; teacher in CLEO program (summer, 1994 and 1996); Member, Carlisle-Dickinson Council.

Professional service activities: Member, Civil Justice Advisory Group, United States District Court, Middle District of Pennsylvania; Member, Merit Selection Panel concerning Reappointment of Magistrate Judges, United States District Court, Middle District of Pennsylvania; Member, South Central Pennsylvania Chapter of American Civil Liberties Union Board of Directors; Commentator for print and network media on civil and criminal justice systems; Certified Mediator, United States District Court, Middle District of Pennsylvania; Judge, State High School Mock Trial competition; Court-Appointed Arbitrator; Judge, high school “We the People: state competition; Law Day and Career Day presenter, Carlisle Area School District. Community Service Activities: Chair and board member, Project SHARE Food Bank; Board member, Carlisle Area Religious Council; member of Task Force, Carlisle Youth Chapter; member, Carlisle Victory Circle Board of Directors; moderator, Cumberland County middle school Quiz Bowl; member, United Way Board of Directors; classroom volunteer and reading aide, Carlisle Area School District; youth sports coach (basketball, soccer, baseball, track).

Committees: Academic Rules, Academic Support (Chair), Ad Hoc Teaching, Admissions/Financial Aid, Appointments (Chair), Building, Career Path, Clinics, Co- Curricular Activities, Committee to Suggest Systems for Faculty Evaluation of Dean and Associate Deans, Curriculum, Diversity (Chair), Facilities Planning, First-Year Orientation (Chair), Graduate Programs, Honor Code, Honorary Degrees, Part-Time Programs, Promotion and Tenure, Minority Law Students (Chair), Sabbatical, Speakers Trust, Student-Faculty Relations (Chair), Teaching and Technology Committee (Chair), Transition and Benefits. Primary Author, Self-Study of the Dickinson School of Law (October, 1997).

Visiting Assistant Professor, Walter F. George School of Law, Mercer University, Macon GA, 1990 to 1991.

Courses taught: Civil Procedure; Trial Practice; Environmental Law; Pre-Trial Practice; Introduction to Counseling (Workshop).

Honorable Abraham L. Freedman Fellow and Lecturer in Law, Temple University School of Law, Philadelphia, PA 1987 to 1989.

Collaborations in Teaching: Property, with Professor Robert Bartow (Spring, 1988) Business Associations, with Assistant Professor Wendy C. Shiba (Fall, 1988); Constitutional Law, with Associate Professor Mark C. Rahdert (Spring, 1989). Collaborations included assuming full responsibility for teaching up to three weeks of class, planning the course content and selecting course materials, assisting in preparation of exam questions, and regularly discussing pedagogical and substantive issues with the professor.

Services Activities: Teaching team member in NITA Mid-Atlantic Regional Program, judge in the finals of the ABA-LSD competition on Negotiations, judge in the Temple- LEAP High School mock trial competition.

OTHER TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Taught new and experienced attorneys employed by Georgia Legal Services and Atlanta Legal Aid Society courses in Domestic Relations, Creditor-Debtor Relations, Creditor- Debtor Relations, Evidence, Trial Practice and Litigation. Planned, coordinated and taught mini-courses with the other trainers and made several videotapes used in other programs by the Legal Services Corporation (September, 1976 – June 1984).

EDUCATION

LL.M., 1989 Temple University School of Law 1719 North Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19122

J.D., 1976 Northeastern University School of Law 400 Huntington Avenue Boston, MA 02116

Cooperative full-time internships served: Rhode Island Legal Services (Providence, RI); Mathews, Dunn, and Bailey (Anchorage, AK); Cambridge-Somerville Legal Services (Cambridge, MA); Goetz and Madden (Bozeman, Mt.)

B.A., 1972 University of Illinois Urbana, IL 61801

Summa cum laude (G.P.A. 4.84/5.00) Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, James Scholar, Dean’s List all semesters.

LEGAL PRACTICE EXPERIENCE

Senior Associate Attorney, Stokes, Shapiro, Fussell and Wedge, 2300 First Atlanta Tower, Atlanta, Georgia, 30383 (April, 1985 – July, 1987). Litigation caseload included construction contracts, commercial contracts, antitrust, bankruptcy, and licensing matters in trial and appellate proceedings, in both federal and state courts, as well as matters before the American Arbitration Association. Contributor of substantive legal articles to firm’s monthly magazine/newsletter to clients.

Managing Attorney, Georgia Legal Services Program, Gainseville, Georgia (September, 1976 – March, 1985). Represented indigent clients and client groups in a thirty-three county area in North Georgia, managing three offices, twelve attorneys, six paralegals, and support staff. Litigation caseload included administrative benefits, domestic relations, contract, housing, civil rights, and education matters in both federal and state courts, including numerous class action suits. Previously served as senior staff attorney, supervising attorney, staff attorney, and legislative consultant during my employment. Authored several brochures on client rights and obligations. Service Activities: Volunteer lawyer for legal Clinic for the Homeless; volunteer lawyer for YWCA Shelter for Battered Women; member, Board of Directors of Georgia ACLU; Legislative Consultant for Georgia ACLU (drafted legislation and provided testimony before various committees); President, Board of Directors, Northeast Georgia Adult Learning Center.

PUBLICATIONS

Article, “The Practice: It’s Academic,” submitted for inclusion in Dear Dean: Reflections & Thoughts of Law School Dean of Students (proposed publication by William S. Hein & Co., Inc.).

Article, Orienting Toward Justice: It Takes a Community”, The Learning Curve (Summer/Fall 2018).

Article, “Doing Good: The Ultimate Service”, 42 Okla. City L. Rev. 147 (2018) (lead article).

Article, “Rock, Paper Scissors… Loot!”, 2 Nev. L.J. Forum (2017).

Article, “Teaching Law Day: A Senior Moment”, 1 Stetson J. Advoc & L. 34 (2014) (lead article).

Article, “To Be or Not to Be . . . a Lawyer — It's Elementary”, 1 Accord. Phx. L. Rev. Online 5 (Fall 2012) (lead article).

Article, “One Not-So-Dirty Word”, 11 Whittier L. J. of Child & Fam. Advoc. 115 (Fall 2011) (lead article).

Article, “Wait Until Next Year — Again”, 4 DePaul J. Sports & Contemp. Probs. 1 (Spring 2008) (lead article).

Article, “Eight Simple Rules for Stating My Dogma”, 6 Rutgers J. of L. & Rel.3 (Spring 2005) (lead article).

Article, “Take Me Out to the Synagogue”, 14 Seton Hall J. Sports & Ent. L. 101 (Spring 2004) (lead article).

Article, “Our Students, Our Selves: The Mirror Reflects Back”, 32 Cap. U. L. Rev. 317 (Winter 2003) (lead article).

Article, “Professing Pro Bono: To Walk the Talk”, 15 Notre Dame J. L. Ethics & Pub. Pol’y 5 (2001) (lead article).

Article, “Dialing for Discourse: The Search for the Ever After”, 36 Willamette L. Rev. 1 (2000) (lead article).

Article, “The Education of the Prof: A Work in Progress”, 2000 BYU Educ. & L. J. 191 (2000) (lead article).

Article, “Remember the Indigent: The View from Outside the Tower”, 11 Fla. J. L. & Pub. Pol’y 1 (1999) (lead article).

Article, “Academic TROs: How to Prevail in the Court of Public Opinion”, 27 N.M. L. Rev. 473 (1997) (lead article).

Article, “Misconceptions of the Law: Providing Full Recovery for the Birth of the Unplanned Child”, 1996 Utah L. Rev. 827 (1996).

Article, “And Justice For Some: The Need to Recognize the Child’s Action for Loss of Parental Consortium”, 24 Ariz. St. L. J. 1321 (1992).

Article, “Avoiding ‘The Big Chill’: Protecting the Attorney-Client Relationship from the Effects of Zurcher”, 21 U. Conn. L. Rev. 293 (1989).

Book Review, “Comparative Products Liability and Safety Law” (proposed text), Rogelio A. Lasso, Lexis Law Publishing (2000).

Co-Editor, 1996 Docket Assessment of the Advisory Group to the United States District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania.

Heim v. DuMars Corp. (1987 – 1989) – A complete simulated case for use in semester long clinical civil litigation course.

Article, “Avoiding No Damages for Delay Clauses”, published in Preventative Legal Management, August, 1987 (firm publication).

PUBLIC SPEAKING AND MEDIA EXPERIENCE

Presenter, Pennsylvania House Judiciary Committee, “The Case for the Establishment of a claim for Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress in Pennsylvania” (Harrisburg, Pa.).

Panelist, Dickinson College, “Butting Heads: Health Professionals Confront the Issue of Smoking” (Carlisle, Pa.).

Presenter and commentator, print, radio and television media, regarding federal and state trials and legislative process. Cases and topics have included O.J. Simpson trials I and II, Clinton impeachment, John e. duPont, Louise Woodward, JonBenet Ramsey, Susan Smith, Lattrell Sprewell, Unabomber, Oklahoma City, York race riot, Terry Nichols, silicone breast implant litigation, tobacco litigation, victims’ rights, child testimony, cameras in the courtroom, juvenile justice system, education law, trial practice, tort reform, Law Day, and various state and federal trials.

Presenter, Evidence workshop at Workers’ Compensation Conference for Judges (State College, PA).

BAR ADMISSIONS

State of Georgia, including Court of Appeals and Supreme Court, 1976.

United States District Court, Northern District of Georgia, 1977.

United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit, 1977.

Certified Mediator, United States District Court, Middle District of Pennsylvania.

REFERENCES

Will be furnished upon request.

August 2019