Mary Anne Bobinski Dean Emory University School of Law 1301 Clifton Rd

Mary Anne Bobinski Dean Emory University School of Law 1301 Clifton Rd. NE Atlanta, GA 30322 [email protected]

ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENTS

Dean (8/1/19 - present)

Emory University School of Law is a top-ranked global law school defined by creativity and innovation in legal education. Located in Atlanta, it has approximately 60 faculty members, 235 adjunct faculty members, 860 Juris Doctor students, 93 Juris Master students, 85 LL.M. students and 17 S.J.D. students. More than 12,000 Emory Law alumni work across the globe as leaders in law, business, government, philanthropy, and education. Emory Law is ranked 26 among ABA-approved law schools in U.S. News and World Report (2019). As Dean, I work closely with faculty, staff, students, alumni, university leadership and the broader community to ensure that Emory Law provides world-class legal education and research in an accessible and inclusive environment.

Research: My research and scholarship focus on health law in the United States and Canada. Major fields of interest within health law include public health law, reproductive health law, conflicts of interest in health care and research, and comparative health law. My current project explores the contested nature of the physician-patient relationship, with a particular focus on legal responses to conflicting values or norms. Recent or in progress publications include an article, “Law and Power in Health Care”, a revised chapter on HIV Law and Policy in Canada (LexisNexis publication expected 2019), and a new edition of Health Care Law & Ethics (Wolters Kluwer 2018).

Professor (7/1/15- ) Allard School of Law University of British Columbia Vancouver, BC Canada

Research and teaching activities focused on health law, comparative health law, and Torts. In addition, I taught Health Law in the Masters of Health Administration (School of Population and Public Health) and supervised LL.M. and Ph.D. students. Law school and university serviced included: University Senior Appointments Committee (2018-19), University Rhodes Scholarship Selection Committee (2018), Advisory Board, Neuroethics Canada (2008-19), Law School Representative, Allard Prize Committee (2017-2019), Law Admissions Committee (2017-18).

Visiting Appointments: Visiting Professor, Hebrew University Jerusalem (May 2019); Senior Fellow, Melbourne Law School (2019, 2017, 2016); Academic Visitor, Faculty of Law at Oxford University, where I also held a Plumer Visiting Research Fellowship at St. Anne’s College (April-August 2016); Visiting Scholar, Sydney Law School (October-December 2015); Visiting Scholar, Melbourne Law School (Jan.-March 2016); Visiting Scholar, Petrie-Flom Center for Health Law Policy, Biotechnology, and Bioethics at Harvard Law School (August-September 2015).

Dean and Professor (7/1/03 – 6/30/15) Allard School of Law University of British Columbia Vancouver, BC Canada

The University of British Columbia’s Allard School of Law has approximately 45 full-time faculty members, 83 adjunct faculty members, 580 J.D. and 100 LL.M. and Ph.D. students, and more than 10,000 alumni. As Dean, I worked with colleagues and a wide range of stakeholders to support the development and implementation of an ambitious strategic plan focused on 1

establishing the law school as one of the world’s great centers for legal education, research, and engagement through law reform and public service. The law school advanced in national and global rankings, with UBC ranked 31st in the world in the QS World University rankings for Law (2015).

Major initiatives included efforts to enhance academic and research programs while also improving student experiences and outcomes. We revised our mandatory curriculum, enhanced use of innovative pedagogy, expanded experiential learning opportunities, and developed distance learning projects, concentrations, specializations and new course-based masters programs. We secured cooperative law degree programs with other leading global law schools, including Tsinghua University, Hong Kong University, and the University of Melbourne. We invested in enhanced student services, including career services staff, yielding excellent outcomes and improved LSSSE scores. We consulted with students, university and external stakeholders regarding tuition, student financial aid, and access. As Dean, I also led a number of equity initiatives, including respectful environment programming and enhanced support for indigenous law students. Major external relations activities included enhanced alumni outreach and fundraising, including a $30 million (CAD) gift, the largest gift in history of Canadian legal education. We developed and completed a $56 million (CAD) new building project with multiple funding streams, including private support of approximately $35 million.

Honors: Distinguished Courage in Law Award, Indigenous Students Law Association, Allard School of Law (May 2015, for support given to the Indigenous Legal Studies Program and the Indigenous Community Clinic).

Selected University-Related Service: As Dean, I worked collaboratively with university leadership and other deans on joint projects and university initiatives.

UBC Senate (2003-15): Member, Academic Policy University Librarian Search (2008-09) Committee, Tributes Committee, Agenda Committee President’s First Nations Adv. & Dir., First Nations (Chair, 2008-15) House of Learning Search (2008-09) UBC Naming Committee (2013-15) Director, Liu Institute for the Study of Global Issues UBC President and Vice-Chancellor Search Committee Search (2007) (2013-14) University Conflicts of Interest Committee (2005-11) Presidential Advisory Committee on Reappointment of Campus Plan Steering Committee (2006-10) Senior Advisor to the President on Aboriginal Affairs Provost’s Collective Bargaining Advisory Committee and Director, First Nations House of Learning (2013- (2009-10) 14) VP Development and Alumni Engagement Search (2007) UBC Alumni Organization Advisory Board (2013-14) Provost’s Committee on “Interdisciplinarity” (2006) Chair, Scholarly Integrity Committee (2014) Provost’s Aboriginal Consultation Task Group (2006) Sauder (Commerce) Dean Search (2011-12) Advisory Committee on the Reappointment of the Dean Associate VP Alumni Engagement Search (2009-10) of Education (2006)

University of Houston Law Center (1989-2003) Houston, Texas

John and Rebecca Moores Professor (2002–2003)(University professorship) George Butler Research Professor of Law (2001-2002) Professor (1997-2003) Associate Professor (1994-1997) Assistant Professor (1989-1994)

Courses taught: Torts I & II, Health Law I & II, Health Legislation, E-Health Law, Health Law & the Constitution, Reproductive Health Law, HIV & the Law, Comparative Health Law, Health Care Reform, Legal Analysis, and Legislation. Excellent teaching evaluations; finalist for University of Houston Teaching Award (1998).

Director, Health Law & Policy Institute (1/2001 – 5/2003) University of Houston Law Center Houston, Texas

The Health Law & Policy Institute (HL&PI) is a center for health law research and teaching at the University of Houston

Law Center. As Director, I was responsible for externally funded research projects carried out for the Texas Legislature, the development of the health law curriculum, publications, service projects, and governmental relations. The Institute had a budget of over $600,000 per year and coordinated thirty courses taken by approximately 500 J.D. and LL.M. students annually. Major accomplishments included: the renewal of special funding from the Texas Legislature totaling $700,000, supporting the recruitment of three tenure track faculty members, and the realignment of the Institute’s research projects and publications. The health law program consistently ranked 1st in the United States during my tenure as Director according to the US News & World Report national rankings. (Also served as Associate Director of J.D. Programs, HL & PI from 1994-98).

Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs (1/1998-12/2000) University of Houston Law Center Houston, Texas

As Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, I was responsible for academic programs (including J.D., LL.M. and concurrent degree programs; adjunct faculty; institutes and special programs), faculty development, student services (including advising, admissions, registrar), and career services. My role included significant budgetary involvement. The Law Center had a budget of approximately $16 million and a total J.D. and LL.M. enrollment of 1100. Major accomplishments included: rationalization and improvement of curriculum, enhanced support for research culture including new visiting speakers series, working with faculty and staff to prepare for successful ABA site evaluation, and coordinating efforts to enhance the Law Center’s rankings and reputation.

Other Major Service Activities at the University of Houston:

University Committees/Activities: Distinguished and Named Professors Committee (2002-03); Faculty Senate (1995- 97)(elected) (member, Faculty Senate Executive Committee (1997); Chair, Faculty Senate Legislative and Community Relations Committee (1997)); Graduate and Professional Studies Committee (elected, 2001- 03); President’s Commission on Women (2000-03); Protection of Human Subjects Committee (alt. member (2000-2003), Chair (1995-96), member (1993- 96)); Provost’s Ad Hoc Committee on Post-Tenure Review (1997); Review Committee for Dean of Social Sciences (1999); Chair, Committee on Governance and Administration, for University of Houston Self Study for Reaccreditation, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (1995-96).

Law Center Committees: Admissions Committee (Chair, 1994-95, member 1990-95), Alumni and Development Committee (Chair, 1995-96), Appointments Committee (2000-02; 1995-96), Curriculum Committee (2001-03), Dean Search Committee (1999-2000), Executive Committee (elected member, 2002-03, Chair, 2001-02, 1994-97, 1990-93), Post-Tenure Review Committee (elected, 2002-03), Promotion and Tenure Committee (1997-98).

Honors and Awards: Law Center Asian Law Students Faculty Award (2001); Law Center’s Ethel M. Baker Community Service Award (1999); Law Center Student Advocates Award (1998, 1999).

RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS

BOOKS (co-edited and co-authored)

HEALTH CARE LAW AND ETHICS (9th ed., plus Teachers’ Manual and split editions, with Mark Hall, David Orentlicher, Nicholas Bagley, I. Glenn Cohen)(Wolters Kluwer/Aspen Casebook Series, 9th ed. 2018)

HEALTH CARE LAW AND ETHICS (8th ed., plus Teachers’ Manual and split editions, with Mark Hall and David Orentlicher)(Wolters Kluwer/Aspen Casebook Series 2013).

HEALTH CARE LAW AND ETHICS (7th ed., plus Teachers’ Manual, with Mark Hall and David Orentlicher)(Aspen Publishing 2007).

HEALTH CARE LAW AND ETHICS (6th ed., plus Teachers’ Manual, with Mark Hall, and David 3

Orentlicher)(Aspen Publishing 2003).

HIV LAW & POLICY (plus Teachers’ Manual) (with William Adams, Michael Closen, Robert Jarvis, and Arthur Leonard) (Carolina Academic Press 2002).

MEDICAL ETHICS: ANALYSIS OF THE ISSUES RAISED BY THE CODES, OPINIONS, AND STATEMENTS (co-editor and co-author, with Mark Rothstein, Baruch Brody, and Lawrence McCullough)(BNA Press, Volume 2) (2001).

MEDICAL ETHICS: CODES, OPINIONS, AND STATEMENTS (co-editor and co-author, with Mark Rothstein, Baruch Brody, and Lawrence McCullough)(BNA Press, Volume 1)(2000).

HEALTH CARE LAW AND ETHICS (5th ed., plus Teachers’ Manual, with Mark Hall and David Orentlicher)(Aspen Publishing 1998).

AIDS: CASES AND MATERIALS (coauthor, with Closen, Hermann, Isaacman, Jarvis, Leonard, Rivera, Schultz and Wojcik of 2d Ed. Casebook and Teachers' Manual) (John Marshall Press 1995).

LEGAL ARTICLES and BOOK CHAPTERS

Law and Power in Health Care: Challenges to Physician Control, __ BUFFALO L. REV. __ (publication expected 2019)(Symposium issue featuring Prof. John Braithwaite, Baldy Center for Law and Policy’s 40th Anniversary Conference, State Univ. of New York at Buffalo)

HIV and Public Health, in PUBLIC HEALTH LAW & POLICY IN CANADA (C. Tess Shelton, Tracey Bailey, Jacob Shelley, eds., Lexis/Nexis 4th ed. expected 2019) (Previous editions: Tracy M. Bailey, Timothy Caulfield, & Nola Reis, eds., Lexis/Nexis 3rd ed. 2013, 2nd ed. 2008 and 1st ed. 2005).

HIV/AIDS and Public Health Law in Public Health, HALSBURY’S LAWS OF CANADA (1st ed. 2010)(based on HIV and Public Health, Public Health Law & Policy in Canada (2008)).

The Health Insurance Debate in Canada: Lessons for the U.S.?, 14 CONNECTICUT INSURANCE LAW J. 341-75 (2007/08) (published 2009).

Health Disparities and the Law: Wrongs in Search of a Right, 29 AMER. J. L. & MED. 363-80 (2003).

Women, Poverty, Access to Health Care, and the Perils of Symbolic Reform, 5 J. GENDER RACE & JUSTICE 233- 65 (2002)(with Phyllis Griffin Epps).

Genetic Information, Legal, ERISA Preemption, and HIPAA Protection, IN THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ETHICAL, LEGAL, AND POLICY ISSUES IN BIOTECHNOLOOGY (Thomas H. Murray, et al., editors, John Wiley & Sons) (2000).

Patients and Providers in the Courts: Fractures in the Americans with Disabilities Act, 61 ALBANY L. REV. 785-830 (1998)(invited contribution to symposium issue).

Genetics and Reproductive Decision Making, in THE HUMAN GENOME PROJECT AND THE FUTURE OF HEALTH CARE (Thomas H. Murray, Mark Rothstein, and Robert F. Murray, Jr., eds.)(Indiana University Press 1996).

Autonomy and Privacy: Protecting Patients from Their Physicians, 51 U. PITT. L. REV. 291-388 (1994).

Women and HIV: A Gender-Based Analysis of a Disease and Its Legal Regulation, 3 TEXAS J. WOMEN & THE

LAW 7-56 (1994) (invited symposium article).

HIV Testing and Confidentiality, in LIABILITY OF STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS BASED ON AIDS RELATED ISSUES 7-43 (Brenda Strama, ed.)(Chicago: American Bar Association Press, 1993) (book chapter, with William LeMaistre).

Risk and Rationality: The Centers for Disease Control and the Regulation of HIV-Infected Health Care Workers, 36 ST. LOUIS U. L. J. 213-307 (1992).

Unhealthy Federalism: Barriers to Increasing Health Care Access for the Uninsured, 24 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA (DAVIS) L. REV. 255-348 (1990).

OTHER LEGAL PUBLICATIONS

Legal Aspects of Emergency Care: A Comparative Approach, Health Law News, July 2006, at 5, 14- 15.

Briefing for the Texas Legislature, Constitutional Analysis of the Model State Emergency Public Health Act (2002)(with Joseph Wang, Phyllis Epps, and Melanie Margolis).

Using Law to Protect the Health of American Children: A Time for Optimism?, 1 HOUSTON J. OF HEALTH LAW & POLICY 1 (2002)(with Seth J. Chandler).

Health Care, Privacy, and Access in Texas, UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON LAW CENTER BRIEFCASE (September 2001).

Medical Records, HIV Testing, and Financial Information: A Summary of Federal and State Laws in Region VI (funded by U.S. Dept. HHS, 2001)(with Joseph Wang).

Is a Medicare Fiscal Intermediary’s Refusal to Reopen a Provider’s Cost Report Subject to Administrative or Judicial Review?, PREVIEW OF UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT CASES (ABA) 137 (November 20, 1998).

Expanding the Domain of the ADA: The Supreme Court’s Decision in Abbott v. Bragdon, TEXAS BAR JOURNAL 918 (October 1998).

Legal and Ethical Aspects of HIV in Medical Practice, TEXAS BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS REPORT, August 1997.

Who Should We Treat, 18 HOUS. J. INT’L L. 957 (1996)(book review).

“Reforming” Medicare and Medicaid to “Balance” the Budget, HEALTH LAW NEWS, April 1996, at 2- 3.

Criminalization of an Epidemic: HIV-AIDS and Criminal Transmission Laws, 46 ARKANSAS L. REV. 921-83 (1994) (annotated panel discussion with Closen, Hermann, Hernandez, Schultz, & Strader).

Letter to the Editor, The Courts and Health Policy: Strengths and Limitations, 12 HEALTH AFFAIRS 229-30 (1993).

Citation Sources and the New York Court of Appeals, 34 BUFFALO L. REV. 965-1009 (1985) (student comment).

INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTICLES

Hamilton SN, Hasan H, Parsons C, Tyldesley S, Howard AF, Bobinski MA, Goddard K. Canadian Radiation Oncologists’ Opinions Regarding Peer Review: A National Survey. PRACT. RADIAT. ONCOL. 2015; 5(2):120-6. 5

Howard F, Hasan H, Bobinski MA, Nurcombe W, Olson R, Parkinson M, Goddard K. Parents’ Perspectives of Life Challenges Experienced by Long-Term Paediatric Brain Tumour Survivors: Work and Finances, Daily and Social Functioning, and Legal Difficulties. J. CANCER SURVIV. 2014; 8(3):372-83.

Olson, RA, Bobinski, MA, Ho, A, Goddard, KJ. Oncologists’ View of Informed Consent and Shared Decision Making in Paediatric Radiation Oncology, RADIOTHER ONCOL 2012; 102(2):210-13

Caon J, Olson R, Tyldesley S, Bergman A, Bobinski M, Fong M, Ma V, Vellani R, Goddard K. Assessing the risk of inadvertent radiation exposure of pregnant patients during radiation therapy planning and treatment in British Columbia. PRACTICAL RADIATION ONCOLOGY 2012; 2(3):179- 85.

Olson, RA, Hung, G, Bobinski, MA, Goddard, K Prospective Evaluation of Legal Difficulties and Quality of Life in Adult Survivors of Childhood Cancer, PEDIATR BLOOD CANCER 2011; 56(3):439- 43.

Legal Issues in Hospital Infection Control, in HOSPITAL EPIDEMIOLOGY AND INFECTION CONTROL 1835-40 (C. Glenn Mayhall, editor)(Baltimore: Williams & Wilkins; revised 4th ed. 2011; 3rd ed. 2004; revised nd st 2 edition 1999; 1 edition, 1995).

Healthcare Associated Hepatitis B & C Viruses: Legal Aspects, 14 CLINICS IN LIVER DISEASES 105-117 (2010).

FUNDED RESEARCH PROJECTS

Principal Investigator, “Bioterrorism Analysis,” Texas State Department of Health, project completed January 31, 2003 ($56,000).

Principal Investigator, “Health Law & Policy Legislative Initiative,” appropriation by the Texas Legislature, September 1, 2001 to August 31, 2003 ($700,000).

Principal Investigator, “Texas Multicultural Regional Community Tobacco Studies,” sponsored by the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, June 1, 2001 to April 30, 2002 ($13,587).

Principal Investigator, “Medical Records, HIV Testing, and Financial Information: A Summary of Federal and State Laws in Region VI,” sponsored by Region VI of the U.S. Dept. Health Human Services, May to June 2001 ($3,300).

Co-Principal Investigator, Keck Foundation Law School Professionalism Initiative (1996-98)(assisted in completion of grant project).

EDITORIAL POSITIONS

Faculty Editor, HOUSTON JOURNAL OF HEALTH LAW & POLICY (2000-2002)

SERVICE

A. International/National Academic or Professional Service:

1. Academic Leadership:

a. Board or Committee Memberships

• Board Member, International Association of Law Schools (IALS)(2011-15). • Chair, IALS International Journal of Legal Education Committee (2013-14). • President, Canadian Council of Law Deans (2009-10) (Executive Committee member: 2008-10). • Chair, Section on North American Cooperation, Assn. of American Law Schools (AALS)(2006- 07). • Co-organizer, Section on North American Cooperation Program, AALS Annual Meeting, Canadian Embassy, Washington, DC (January 2007). • Member, Program and Services Committee, Law School Admissions Council (LSAC) (2005-07). • Member, Finance and Legal Committee, Law School Admissions Council (LSAC) (2003-05). • Chair, Assn. American Law Schools Committee on Curriculum and Research (2002-2003). • Vice-Chair, ABA Section on Legal Education, Committee on Curriculum (2002- 2003).

b. Selected National or International Presentations Related to Academic Leadership

• “How Do Global Law Schools Establish Themselves”, Fifth Annual Global Law Deans Conference, Boston College Law School (June 26, 2014). • “Law Schools and Legal Scholarship: Measured Expectations”, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Law Deans Summit, Hong Kong, SAR (October 26, 2013). • “Symbols and Substance in Curricular Reform” (Plenary), International Association of Law Schools Conference, Buenos Aires, Argentina (April 12, 2011). st • “Legal Education in a Time of Crisis”, Asia Pacific Rim Universities (APRU), 1 Law Deans Meeting, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand (October 2010). • “Sustaining Law School Research and Service,” International Association of Law Schools Conference, Canberra, Australia (May 2009). • “Development Dream Team,” CASE National Development Conference for Deans, Vancouver, BC (November 2007). • “Legal Education in Canada,” Panel on Legal Education in Canada, the U.S., and Mexico, Section on North American Cooperation, Assn. American Law Schools Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C. (January 2007).

c. Participation in External Review or Accreditation Reviews of Academic Programs

• Member, Federation of Law Societies of Canada, Canadian Common Law Program Approval Committee (2012-15)(accreditation process). • External Reviewer, Schulich Law School, Dalhousie University (2013). • External Reviewer, University of Toronto Faculty of Law (2010). • External Reviewer, Dalhousie University Health Law Institute (2008). • Office of the Consultant on Legal Education, American Bar Association, Site Accreditation Team Chair (2001); Team Member (2003, 2001, 2000, 1998).

2. Leadership in Health Law

a. Board or Committee Memberships

• President, American Society of Law, Medicine and Ethics (2013), Member, Board of Directors (2009 – 2015). • Advisory Board, Neuroethics Canada/National Core for Neuroethics, UBC (2008- present) • International Advisory Board, Health Law & Policy Institute, Law Center, University of Houston (2011 – present). • Chief Public Health Officer’s Ethics Advisory Committee, Public Health Agency of Canada (2010-2012). • 2012 Canadian National Health Law Conference Steering Committee (2010-12). • Program Chair, National Health Law Teachers Conference, sponsored by the American Society for Law, Medicine, & Ethics, June 1998. • Chair, Section on Law, Medicine and Health Care, Association of American Law Schools (1996)(Chair-Elect and Program Chair (1995), Secretary (1994)). • Member, Advisory Board, National Premature Infants Eye Disorder Study (“Light- ROPS”)(1995-97).

b. Selected National or International Academic or Professional Presentations in Health Law

Areas of expertise include: Comparative Health Law, Public Health, Health Care Financing/ERISA, HIV Legal Issues, and Reproductive Health Law

• “Law and Power in Health Care,” Tempering Power Conference, Baldy Center for Law and Policy 40th Anniversary Conference, SUNY/Buffalo Law School (Nov. 10th, 2018)

• “Assessing the Impact of Physicians as Fiduciaries,” 41st Annual Health Law Professors Conference, American Society of Law, Medicine & Ethics, at Case Western Reserve Law School, Cleveland, OH (June 8, 2018)

• “Global Perspectives on Conscience Rights in Health Care,” BioLaw 2.0 Conference, Stanford Law School (March 22, 2018)

• “The Limits of Consumerism in the Physician-Patient Relationship,” Australasian Association of Bioethics and Health Law Conference 2016, Bioethics and Health Law at the Intersections, Melbourne, VIC Australia (Nov. 26, 2016).

• “The Limits of Consumerism in the Physician-Patient Relationship,” St. Anne’s College, Oxford University (June 13, 2016).

• “The Limits to Consumerism in Healthcare,” 39th Annual Health Law Professors Conference, American Society of Law, Medicine and Ethics, at Boston University (June 4, 2016).

• “The Limits to Consumerism in Healthcare,” Petrie-Flom Center for Health Law Policy, Biotechnology, and Bioethics at Harvard Law School (March 2, 2016).

• “Future of Obamacare,” Canadian National Health Law Conference, Ottawa, Ontario (panel moderator, November 19, 2015).

• “Gender, Global Health, and Vulnerable Populations,” 2012 Canadian National Health Law Conference, Toronto, Ontario (May 4, 2012).

• “Reproductive Technology in Estate Planning,” CBA Section Estate Planning, Abbotsford, B.C. (Feb. 15, 2012).

• Human Rights Law: Where we've been; where we are, where we need to be", Human Rights Conference, North American Outgames, Vancouver, B.C. (July 28, 2011).

• “Reproductive Technology in Estate Planning,” Estate Planning Council, Vancouver, B.C. (May 9, 2011).

• “Legal and Policy Aspects of Bans on Gay Male Donors,” CBA BC SOGI Section, Vancouver, B.C. (November 9, 2010).

• “Health Care Reform in Canada and the U.S.”, University of Toronto (November 2008).

• “Judicial Responses to Government Restrictions on Health Care Markets in the United States and Canada, “Visions National Health Law Conference, Banff, Alberta (November 2007).

• “The Right to Self Preservation,” National Health Law Professors Conference, American Society for Law, Medicine, and Ethics, Boston, Massachusetts (June 2007).

• “Is Canadian Health Law Relevant in the United States?” Section on Insurance Law, AALS Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C. (January 2007).

• “Legal Aspects of Emergency Care,” 2006 Memorial Hermann Health Law Conference, Houston, Texas (April 2006).

• “Comparing U.S. and Canadian Approaches to the Regulation of Reproductive Technologies,” University of Victoria Faculty of Law, Victoria, BC (January 2006).

• “HIV and the Law: What Have We Learned,” Health Law Seminar Series, Dalhousie Law School, Halifax, NS (January 2006).

• “The Impact of Tort on the Economy and Society,” Physician Insurers Association of America (PIAA) International Conference, Ottawa, ON (September 2005).

• “The Anti-Market Approach to the Regulation of Reproductive Technologies in Canada,” Health Law Teachers Conference, American Society of Law, Medicine, and Ethics, Houston, Texas (June 2005).

• “Legal and Ethical Approaches to Disparities in Risk Assessments involving HIV," Health Law Institute Seminar Series, University of Alberta (February 2005).

• Merck Visiting Faculty Scholar Lecture, Seton Hall Law School, Newark, New Jersey (October 2003).

• "HIV/AIDS and Emerging Issues in Criminal Law." Canadian Bar Association Annual Meeting, Montreal, Quebec (August 2003).

• “Risky Reproduction,” World Medical Law Congress, Maastricht, Netherlands (August 13, 2002)

• “Bioethics Update,” Health Law Teachers Conference, sponsored by the American Society for Law, Medicine, and Ethics, Indianapolis, Indiana (June 8, 2002).

• Keynote Lunch Speaker, “Legal and Ethical Aspects of Direct to Consumer Advertising,” Drug Enforcement Agency Tenth Annual National Pharmaceutical Conference, Fort Worth, Texas (February 6, 2002).

• “HIV Testing, Confidentiality, and Reporting,” NGLBA National Conference, Dallas, Texas (October 28, 2001)

th • “Nursing Home Litigation Trends and Their Relationship to Health Care Finance,” 25 Annual Health Law

Teachers Conference, American Society of Law, Medicine, and Ethics, Boston, Massachusetts (June 2, 2001)

• “Addressing Root Problems: Health Policy, Public Policy, and Community Development: Impacts on Health Disparities,” Cooperative Extension Health People Healthy Communities Initiative (National Conference), Dallas, Texas (May 22, 2001).

• “Women, Poverty, and Access to Health Care,” University of Iowa Journal of Gender, Race & Justice (University of Iowa Law School, October 2000).

• “Access to Health Care,” Conference on One Hundred Years of Women at the University of Buffalo (October 1999, Buffalo, New York).

• “HIV, Health Care Workers. & Health Care Patients,” ABA Annual Meeting (August 1999).

• “Recent Developments in Disability Law and Insurance,” 20th Annual Health Law Teachers Conference, American Society of Law, Medicine and Ethics, St. Louis, Missouri (June 1999).

• “Legal and Ethical Aspects of HIV,” U.S. Air Force HIV Conference (May 1999).

• Distinguished Alumni Speaker, “Health Lawyering and Health Teaching” State University of New York at Buffalo School of Law (Spring 1999).

• “HIV and the Law,” National Conference Sponsored by the ABA Section on HIV and the Law (Washington, D.C., January 1999).

• "Bioethics Update," American Society of Law, Medicine & Ethics 18th Annual Health Law Teachers Conference, Newark, N.J. (June 1997).

• “HIV Infection and the Law,” American Pharmaceutical Association, 145th Annual Meeting and Exposition (March 1998, Miami Beach, Florida).

• "The ADA and Fractures in the Courts," AIDS Law Symposium, Albany Law School (Nov. 1997).

• "HIV Infection: Legal and Ethical Issues,” U.S. Air Force AIDS Train-the-Trainer National Course, San Antonio, Texas (March 1997, April 1996, April 1995, March 1994, and May 1993).

• “Legal Challenges to Hospital Epidemiologists,” Sixth Annual Meeting of The Society for Healthcare Epidemiology of America, Inc. (Washington, D.C., Apr. 1996).

• Program Co-Chair and Moderator, “Physician-Assisted Suicide,” AALS Annual Meeting Joint Program sponsored by the Sections on Law, Medicine & Health Care and the Section on Law & Aging (San Antonio, Texas, Jan. 1996).

• "Conflicts of Interest in the Physician-Patient Relationship,” University of Florida Law School Faculty Enrichment Colloquium (Nov. 1994).

• Keynote Speaker, "ERISA and State Health Care Reform," National Conference of State Legislatures' Senior Drafting Seminar (Nov. 1994, Jacksonville Beach, Florida).

• Participant, 1994 Medical Institute for Law Faculty, Cleveland Marshall School of Law (June 1-10, 1994).

• "HIV and Employment,” 11th Annual National AIDS/HIV Forum, sponsored by NLGHF and The George Washington University Medical Center, Houston, Texas (July 1993).

• "Health Law & the Workplace," National Health Law Teacher's Conference, Baltimore, Maryland (June 1993). 10

• "Women and HIV," New Perspectives on Women, Health & Law, National Symposium sponsored by the Texas Journal of Women and the Law, Austin, Texas (March 1993).

• "The Criminalization of HIV Transmission," Association of American Law Schools Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA. (Jan. 1993) (annotated panel discussion published in the Arkansas Law Review).

• Pro Bono Consultant on insurance and disability discrimination issues, Health Insurance Resource Guide published by the Alliance of Genetic Support Groups, Washington, D.C. (Mar. 1992).

• Presenter and Consultant, "ERISA and the Human Genome Project," NIH-DOE Insurance Task Force Meeting, Washington, D.C. (Mar. 1992).

• "The Law of Informed Consent and Bedside Rationing,” American Association of Law Schools Annual Meeting, San Antonio Texas (Jan. 1992).

• Presenter and Consultant, "Self-Insurance under ERISA," Workshop: Cystic Fibrosis, Genetic Testing, and Self- Insurance Under ERISA, U.S. Congressional Office of Technology Assessment, Washington, D.C. (Aug. 1991).

• "What Do Health Law Centers Do? What Makes Them Successful?" National Health Law Teachers Conference, sponsored by the American Society of Law and Medicine, Albuquerque, N.M. (May 1991).

c. Service as External Reviewer in Health Law

• Reviewer for various granting programs, peer-reviewed journals and publishers: Dalhousie Law Journal (2018); Canada Research Chair Program (2018); JAMA (2019, 2015(2), 2014, 2013(2), 2012, 2001); American Journal of Law & Medicine (2015, 2002, 1995, 1994); Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics (2013(2)); Canadian Social Science Research and Humanities Council (SSHRC)(2012); Aspen Publishing (2002); New England Journal of Medicine (2001); Little, Brown and Company (1995); Journal of Law & Policy (1992, 1990).

• Promotion/Tenure Reviews: Dalhousie (2017); University of Auckland (2015), University of Toronto (2012), University of Saskatchewan (2012), State University of New York at Buffalo (2010), University of Virginia (2008), Dalhousie University (2006, 2007), Windsor (2005), Queens (2005), University of Washington (2002), Loyola University (Chicago)(2002), University of South Carolina (2001), George Washington University (2001), Nova Southeastern University School of Law (1996), University of Oklahoma, CUNY, Mercer (1992).

B. Other Academic or Professional Service

1. State/Provincial or Local Board/Committee Activity:

• Board Member, Continuing Legal Education BC (2003-10). • Co-President, Vancouver Institute (2007-08). • Member, Newborn Screening Advisory Committee, Texas State Department of Health (2002). • Board Member, Montrose Clinic, Houston, Texas (1998-2003) (STD/HIV clinic). Elected Vice-Chair (2002). • Member, Health Law Council, Health Law Section of the Texas State Bar Association (1996-97). State Bar Section Report Issue Editor (Fall 1996). • Member, Advisory Committee, Pharmacy Program of the Gulf States Hemophilia Treatment Center, Texas (1996-97). • Member, Committee on Alternative Dispute Resolution in Medicine Advisory Committee, A.A. White Dispute Resolution Institute, Houston, Texas (1992-94). • Member, Program Committee, Texas Consortium of Geriatric Education Centers, Houston, Texas (1991- 11

92).

2. State/Provincial or Local Presentations: • Over one hundred presentations (1989 to present) on a range of topics, including public health, health care financing/ERISA, HIV, reproductive health law, and death/dying legal issues. • Audience groups include state/provincial and local bar associations, physicians, risk managers, hospital employees, city public health workers, health care students (nursing, medical, public health), lay community groups.

EDUCATION

LL.M., June 1989 Harvard Law School

J.D., summa cum laude (June 1987) Faculty of Law and Jurisprudence State University of New York at Buffalo • Law School Honors and Awards: John N. Bennett Achievement Award (1987); Meiselman Award to Outstanding First Year Student (1983-84); Gilbert Moore Fellowship (four year merit fellowship including tuition waiver and stipend); Distinguished Achievement Awards in Torts, Administrative Law, Health Care Law, Labor Law, and Corporations. • Law School Activities: Buffalo Law Review (Articles Editor); Moot Court Board (Charles S. Desmond Moot Court Finalist); Ph.D. student in Policy Studies (coursework GPA 3.86; 1983-1987).

B.A., summa cum laude (Psychology, June 1982) State University of New York at Buffalo • University Honors, Awards and Activities: Phi Beta Kappa, University Senate (elected), Student Counseling Center (volunteer)

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION

Institute for Management and Leadership in Education, sponsored by the Harvard Graduate School of Education (June 20-July 2, 2010)

Senior University Administrator’s Course, Center for Higher Education Research and Development, Banff Centre (June 10-17, 2004)

Conducting Empirical Legal Scholarship, sponsored by Center for Interdisciplinary Studies at Washington University School of Law (Oct. 17-19, 2002)

Management Development Program for Higher Education, sponsored by the Harvard Graduate School of Education (June 17- 29, 2001).

OTHER ACADEMIC OR LEGAL EXPERIENCE

Visiting Professor, Hebrew University Jerusalem, Israel (May 2019)

Senior Fellow, Masters Program, Melbourne Law School, Victoria, Australia (2019, 2018, 2016).

Visiting Scholar, Faculty of Law, Oxford University, Oxford, UK (April-August 2016).

Plumer Visiting Research Fellowship, St. Anne’s College, Oxford University (April –August 2016).

Visiting Scholar, Melbourne Law School, Victoria, Australia (January-March 2016). 12

Visiting Scholar, Sydney Law School, NSW, Australia, October-December 2015.

Visiting Scholar, Petrie-Flom Center for Health Law Policy, Biotechnology, and Bioethics at Harvard Law School, August-September 2015.

Guest Lecture, Canadian and Comparative Health Law, Health Policy Master’s Course, Rice University (Sept. 14, 2015).

Visiting Faculty, Osgoode Hall Law School, York University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (teaching Comparative Health Law: May/June 2020 (scheduled); June 12-14, 2014; June 22-26, 2011).

Visiting Faculty, Health Law & Policy Institute, University of Houston Law Center, Houston, Texas USA (January 3-11, 2011)(teaching Comparative Health Law).

Merck Visiting Scholar, Seton Hall Law School, Newark, New Jersey (October 6-10, 2003)(public lectures).

Judicial Law Clerk, Hon. Max Rosenn, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit (1987- 88).

Research & Writing Teaching Asst., Faculty of Law & Jurisprudence, State University of New York/Buffalo (1985-86).

Summer Associate, Phillips, Lytle, Hitchcock, Blaine & Huber, Buffalo, New York (1986).

Law Clerk and Summer Associate, Magavern & Magavern, Buffalo, New York (1984-85).

BAR ADMISSIONS

New York State (1988) United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit (1988) Southern District of Texas (1991)