OUR COUNTRY, OUR WORLD IN A “POST-RACIAL” ERA
THIRD NATIONAL PEOPLE OF COLOR LEGAL SCHOLARSHIP CONFERENCE
SEPTEMBER 9-12, 2010
SETON HALL UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW
Preliminary Program (as of July 20, 2010)
Thursday, September 9, 2010
11:00-3:00pm PIPELINE PROGRAM Large Moot Ct How To Become A Law Professor
Fabio Arcila, Jr. Touro Law Center
Dean Catherine Smith Denver University Sturm College of Law
Fellowships/VAPS
Rose Cuillon Villazor Hofstra University School of Law
Laura Cisneros Golden Gate University School of Law
Elaine Chiu St. John‟s University School of Law
Clerkships
Fabio Arcila, Jr. Touro Law Center
Evelyn Wilson Southern Univ. Law Center
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andre douglas pond cummings West Virginia University College of Law
Writing For The Academy
Sumi Cho DePaul University School of Law
Leticia Saucedo University of California, Davis School of Law
Advice For Late Bloomers
Bennett Capers Hofstra University School of Law
Olympia Duhart Nova Southeastern University Law Center
10 am-8:00pm Registration (Atrium)
3:00-3:45pm Welcome Reception (5th Fl. Fac. Library)
3:45-4:00pm Dean‟s Welcome (Auditorium)
4:00-5:30pm PLENARY: A “POST-RACIAL” ERA? Auditorium Robert Chang Seattle University School of Law
Jenny Rivera CUNY School of Law
Frank Valdes University of Miami Law School
Dean Kevin Johnson University of California, Davis School of Law
Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw Columbia Law School & UCLA Law School
5:45-7:00pm CONCURRENT PANELS – I
5:45-7:00pm Marriage, Families, and Social Meaning Room 371
2 Robin Lenhardt Fordham Law School
Kim Forde-Mazrui University of Virginia School of Law
Clare Huntington University of Colorado School of Law
Rhoda Pierre- Cato Florida A&M University College of Law
Richard Banks Stanford Law School
5:45-7:00pm Critical Race Corporate Governance in a Domestic and Room 372 Transnational Environment
Cheryl L. Wade St. John‟s University School of Law
Leonard M. Baynes St. John‟s University School of Law
Larry Catá Backer Pennsylvania State University
5:45-7:00pm Post-Marxism, Post-Racialism & Other Fables of the Dispossession Auditorium Anthony Paul Farley Albany Law School
Zanita Fenton University of Miami School of Law
Cesar Garcia Hernandez Capital University Law School
Athena Mutua University of Buffalo Law School
SpearIt St. Louis University School of Law
5:45-7:00pm Race & Social Welfare 5th Fl. Fac. Loun. Bridgette Baldwin
3 Western New England School of Law
Brandon Paradise Rutgers School of Law – Newark
Nareissa L. Smith Florida Coastal School of Law
Saru M. Matambanadzo University of California, Los Angeles
7:15-9:30pm KEYNOTE DINNER – THE HONORABLE CORY A. BOOKER NJPAC MAYOR OF NEWARK, NEW JERSEY
POC HISTORY MOMENTS
9:45-11:30pm Film & Discussion – Revolution „67 (Auditorium)
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Friday, September 10, 2010
7:45-8:45am Continental Breakfast (Atrium)
8:00-8:55am WORKS/THOUGHTS IN PROGRESS – I
Room 70 Kimberly Bailey, The Persistence of the Privacy Norm in Domestic Violence
Room 71 Akilah Folami, Free the Press (From Editorial Discretion and Hegemony in Bona Fide News)
Room 72 Bernie Jones, Legislating the Schism: An Episcopal Church USA Ecclesiastical Property Court?
Room 73 K. Babe Howell, Fear Itself: The Impact of Allegations of Gang Association on Pre-Trial Release Determinations
Room 74 Anthony Infanti, Inequitable Administration: Documenting Family for Tax Purposes
4 Room 75 Tiffany Paige, Stepping Forward to Truth-En the Marketplace of Ideas About Race
Small Moot Ct Rodney Rawls, The Graduate and Post-Graduate Law School Experience: Beyond Humanizing
Large Moot Ct Gloria Valencia Webber, Outside the Political Radar: Transnational Tribal Sovereigns and National Security Issues at the Borders
9:00-10:50am PLENARY: CRITICAL INSIGHTS: THE CONTINUING LEGACY OF Auditorium DERRICK BELL
Derrick Bell NYU School of Law
Adrien Wing University of Iowa College of Law
Cynthia Lee George Washington University of School of Law
Eboni Nelson University of South Carolina School of Law
Andre Smith Florida International University College of Law
11:00-12:15pm CONCURRENT PANELS – II
11:00-12:15pm Post-Racialism Pre & Post-Obama Election Auditorium Mark Alexander Seton Hall University School of Law
Charles Venator-Santiago University of Connecticut
Darren Hutchinson American University, Washington College of Law
Guy-Uriel Charles Duke Law School
Ann McGinley
5 University of Las Vegas School of Law
11:00-12:15pm The Intersection of Race, Gender, Identity, and Sexual Orientation in a 5th Fl. Fac. Lib. “Post-Racial” World
Berta Hernandez Truyol University of Florida, Levin School of Law
Elvia Arriola Northern Illinois University College of Law
Gabriel Arkles New York University School of Law
11:00-12:15pm Haiti – Before and After the Earthquake
Michéle Alexandre University of Mississippi School of Law
Barbara Bernier Florida A&M University College of Law
Paula Johnson Syracuse University College of Law
Lori Nessel Seton Hall University School of Law
11:00-12:15pm Race in America and Beyond Small Moot Ct John Duncan Florida A&M University College of Law
Natasha T. Martin Seattle University School of Law
Cyra Choudhury Florida International University College of Law
Robin A. Lenhardt Fordham University School of Law
6 11:00-12:15pm Racial Disparities, Health Care and Reform – What Happens Next? Large Moot Ct Vernellia R. Randall University of Dayton School of Law
Ruqaiijah Yearby University of Buffalo School of Law
Lisa Ikemoto University of California, Davis School of Law
Kimberly Cogdell North Carolina Central University School of Law
Camille M. Davidson Charlotte School of Law
Judith Scully Stetson University College of Law
11:00-12:15pm Financial Market Discipline in the Obama Era 5th Fl. Fac. Loun. Steven Ramirez Loyola University Chicago School of Law
Cheryl Wade St. John‟s University School of Law
andré douglas pond cummings West Virginia University College of Law
Kristin Johnson Seton Hall University School of Law
Audrey McFarlane University of Baltimore School of Law
Jena Martin Amerson West Virginia University College of Law
11:00-12:15pm Junior Faculty Development & Workshop: Advice to New Faculty 5th Fl. Conf. Rm Rachel Anderson University of Las Vegas, William S. Boyd School of Law
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Dean Kevin Johnson University of California, Davis School of Law
Mario Barnes University of California, Irvine School of Law
11:00-12:15pm Junior Faculty Development & Workshop: Deanships & Administrative Room 75 Opportunities
Tayyab Mahmud Seattle University School of Law
Nitza Escalera Fordham University School of Law
Dean Joanne Epps Temple University, Beasley School of Law
Dean Veryl Victoria Miles Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law
12:15-2:00pm KEYNOTE LUNCH – GAY MCDOUGALL Newark Club UN INDEPENDENT EXPERT ON MINORITY ISSUES
2:15-3:30pm PLENARY: THE JURISPRUDENCE OF JUSTICE JOHN PAUL STEVENS Auditorium The Honorable Joseph A. Greenaway, Jr., U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Michele Adams Cardozo Law School
Olatunde Johnson Columbia Law School
Margaret Lemos Cardozo Law School
Baher Azmy Seton Hall University School of Law
3:30-4:45pm CONCURRENT PANELS – III
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3:30-4:45pm Ending the Revolving Door Syndrome in Law Room ___ Janet Costello, Esq. Gibbons P.C.
Luis J. Diaz Gibbons P.C.
Patrick C. Dunican, Jr. Gibbons P.C.
3:30-4:45pm Stereotype, Stigma, Education and the Law Room ___ Rachel Godsil Seton Hall University School of Law
Shavar Jeffries Seton Hall University School of Law
Joshua Aronson New York University
John Powell Ohio State University Moritz College of Law
Craig Livermore NJ LEEP, Inc.
3:30-4:45pm In a Way That Was Impossible Before: Jim Crow Racists After Brown Room ___ Brian Gilmore Howard University School of Law
Josie F. Brown University of South Carolina School of Law
Leland Ware University of Delaware
Anthony Baldwin Mercer University School of Law
9 3:30-4:45pm Tax Policy in a “Post-Racial” Era Room ___ Bobby Dexter Chapman University
Phyllis Smith Florida A&M University College of Law
Randle Pollard Widener Law
Dorothy A. Brown Emory University School of Law
Shu-Yi Oei Tulane University Law School
3:30-4:45pm Crime and Multiculturalism Room ___ Tryon P. Woods Sonoma State University
Marc R. Poirier Seton Hall University School of Law
Lahny R. Silva University of Wisconsin Law School
Rashmi Goel University of Denver Strum College of Law
3:30-4:45pm Land Use and Race Room _____ Angela Harris University of California, Berkeley – School of Law
Asmara M. Tekle Texas Southern University, Thurgood Marshall School of Law
Kali Murray Marquette University Law School
Benjamin Wilson Beveridge & Diamond, PC
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3:30-4:45pm Immigration and Race in a “Post Racial” U.S.: Examining Contemporary Room _____ Challenges
Raquel Aldana University of Pacific McGeorge School of Law
George Martinez Southern Methodist University, Dedman School of Law
Maria Pabon Lopez Indiana University School of Law
Ediberto Roman Florida International University School of Law
Leticia Saucedo University of California, Davis School of Law
Rose Cuison Villazor Hofstra University School of Law
Steven Bender University of Oregon Law
3:30-4:45pm Junior Faculty Development & Workshop: Getting Tenure, Success After Room _____ Tenure
Dean Camille Nelson Suffolk University Law School
Angela Onwuachi-Willig University of Iowa College of Law
andré douglas pond cummings West Virginia University School of Law
3:30-4:45pm Student Learning Outcomes & Law School Assessment Measures Room _____ Margaret Barry Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law
Chris Johnson
11 Thomas M. Cooley Law School
Nancy Ota Albany Law School
Elizabeth Schneider Brooklyn Law School
3:30-4:45pm Junior Faculty Development & Workshop: Alternatives to Tenure Room _____ Gemma Solimene Fordham University School of Law
Jane Cross Nova Southeastern University Law Center
Crisarla Houston Florida A&M University College of Law
4:45-5:00pm Snack Break (Atrium)
5:00-6:15pm CONCURRENT PANELS – IV
5:00-6:15pm Diversity in the Profession: The Role of Firms, Corporations, and Room _____ Specialty Bar Associations
Moderator: Nicola Boothe-Perry Florida A&M University College of Law
Aney Chandy Toys R Us President, Asian Pacific American Lawyers Association of New Jersey, Inc.
Victor Afanador Lite, DePalma, Greenberg, LLC
Gwendolyn Williams President, Garden State Bar Association
Andy Hahn Seyfarth Shaw, LLP Past President, National Asian American Pacific Bar Association
Honorable Hany Mawla
12 New Jersey Superior Court Chairman, New Jersey Arab-American Heritage Commission
5:00-6:15pm Post-Racialism in Law & Politics Room _____ Kareem Crayton University of North Carolina School of Law
Gilda Daniels University of Baltimore School of Law
Janai S. Nelson St. John‟s University School of Law
Terry Smith DePaul University School of Law
Kenneth L. Marcus The City University of New York, Barnard College
5:00-6:15pm Racial Disparities in the Implementation of Creditor Rights & Room _____ Remedies
Kamille Wolff Texas Southern University, Thurgood Marshall School of Law
Frank Pasquale Seton Hall University School of Law
Thalia N.C. Gonzalez Occidental College
Marina Lao Seton Hall University School of Law
5:00-6:15pm Challenging Norms in Work and Family Room _____ Rose Cuison Villazor Hofstra University School of Law
Melissa Murray University of California, Berkeley School of Law
13 Angela Onwuachi-Willig University of Iowa College of Law
Darren Rosenblum Pace Law School
Dean Catherine Smith Denver University Sturm College of Law
Peggie Smith Washington University School of Law
5:00-6:15pm The Decline in African-American & Latino/a Law Students Room _____ Pipelines, Practices & Policies to Increase Minority Admissions
Leonard M. Baynes St. John‟s University School of Law
Conrad Johnson Columbia Law School
John Nussbaumer Thomas M. Cooley School of Law
James O‟Neal Legal Outreach, Inc.
5:00-6:15pm Owed to Black Power: Race, Politics, and the Law Room _____ Dr. Peniel E. Joseph Tufts University
William “Chip” Carter Temple University Beasley School of Law
Nisé Guzman Nekheba Florida A&M University College of Law
Dr. Tyron Woods Sonoma State University School of Law
Dr. Donald F. Tibbs Drexel University Earle Mack School of Law
14 Wendy Greene Samford University Cumberland School of Law
5:00-6:15pm Obama the “Light Skinned Negro” – Missed Opportunity to Explore Room _____ Equal Protection Against Skin Tone Discrimination.
Taunya Lovell Banks University of Maryland School of Law
Tanya Hernandez Fordham University School of Law
Trina Jones Duke Law School / University of California Irvine School of Law
5:00-6:15pm Employment & Discrimination in a “Post-Racial” Era Room _____ Ruben Garcia California Western School of Law
Natasha T. Martin Seattle University School of Law
Michael Z. Green Texas Wesleyan University School of Law
D. Aaron Lacy Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law
5:00-6:15pm Gender Talk Over Generations: Culture, Power & Representations Room _____ Lolita Buckner Inniss Cleveland Marshall College of Law
Beverly Guy-Sheftall Spelman College
Deleso Alford Washington Florida A&M University School of Law
5:00-6:15pm Reparations in a “Post-Racial” Era Room ______
15 Alfred Brophy University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill School of Law
Roy L. Brooks University of San Diego School of Law
Carlton Waterhouse Indiana University School of Law
Adjoa Aiyetoro University of Arkansas-Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law
Adrienne Davis Washington University School of Law
6:30-7:00pm Discovering their Voices: Folk & Outsider Art (Newark Musuem)
7:00-9:15pm KEYNOTE DINNER – Newark Museum KATHY MARTINEZ, ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF LABOR FOR DISABILITY EMPLOYMENT
POC HISTORY MOMENTS
10pm-1:00am Hospitality Suite (Hilton ___) Hosted by LatCrit, Inc.
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Saturday, September 11, 2010
7:45-8:45am Continental Breakfast (Atrium)
8:00-8:55am WORKS/THOUGHTS IN PROGRESS – II
Room 70 Alberto Alvarez, Drug Trafficking, Money Laundering and International Trade Restrictions After the WTO Panel Report in Columbia – How to Align WTO Law with International Law
Room 71 Kimberly Cogdell, Misuse of DNA Evidence is Not a „Harmless Error‟ Prosecutorial Misconduct, Wrongful Conviction and DNA Evidence
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Room 72 Francine Lippman, Married Filing Separately Tax Filing Status: Taxpayers Beware (Reasons Not To Put a Ring On It)
Room 73 Adele Morrison, Of Interests, Intersectionality and Essentialism: A Critical Race Theory Intervention in the Black/Gay Split Over Marriage Rights
Room 74 Shuyi Oei, The Role of Forgiveness in Our Federal Income Tax Law
Room 75 Ngai Pindell, Climate Change and Affordable Housing
Small Moot Ct Starla Williams, Values-Based Pedagogy For the Legal Writing Classroom: A Cognitive Approach to Enhance Diversity in the Legal Academy in the Post-Racial Era
Large Moot Ct Richard Winchester, Obama‟s Omission: How a Progressive Tax Plan Will Defeat Its Purpose
9:00-10:00am PLENARY: THE MEDIA’S CONSTRUCTION OF POST-RACIALISM Auditorium Moderator: Akilah Folami Hofstra Law School
Roberto Lovato New American Media
Imani Perry Princeton University
Raymond M. Brown NJN Due Process
Sheryll Cashin Georgetown University Law Center
10:45-12:00pm CONCURRENT PANELS – V
10:45-12:00pm NJ LEEP Volunteer Project Moot Ct Rooms
10:45-12:00pm Dis-Abling Bodies: Health Care & the Law Room ______Kaaryn Gustafson
17 University of Connecticut School of Law
Constance Frisby Fain Texas Southern University, Thurgood Marshall School of Law
Susan Schweik University of California, Berkeley
Marianne Engelman-Lado Earth Justice
Patricia Broussard Florida A&M University School of Law
10:45-12:00pm Newark & the Perpetual Renaissance Room ______David Troutt Rutgers School of Law-Newark
Clement Price Rutgers University
Charles Auffant Rutgers School of Law-Newark
Mark Denbeaux Seton Hall University School of Law
10:45-12:00pm International Financial Regulation Room ______Lydie Nadia Cabrera Pierre-Louis St. Thomas University School of Law
Rachel J. Anderson University of Nevada, William S. Boyd School of Law
Charles R.P. Pouncy Florida International University College of Law
Evaristus Oshionebo, Ph.D. University of Manitoba – Canada
10:45-12:00pm Redefining Parenthood
18 Room ______Nancy Dowd University of Florida Levin College of Law
Kevin Maillard Syracuse University College of Law
Kimberly Mutcherson Rutgers School of Law–Camden
Bill Stephney
Angela Mae Kupenda Mississippi College School of Law
10:45-12:00pm Post-Racial Whiteness Room ______Cheryl Harris University of California – Los Angeles School of Law
Robert Westley Tulane University Law School
Alvin Starks NAACP
Sumi Cho DePaul University School of Law
Anthony V. Alfieri University of Miami School of Law
10:45-12:00pm The American Criminal Justice System is Not Having a Post-Racial Room ______Experience
Tamara F. Lawson St. Thomas University School of Law
Frank Rudy Cooper Suffolk University Law School
Montre D. Coradine The University of Alabama School of Law
19 L. Darnell Weeden Texas Southern University Thurgood Marshall School of Law
Cynthia Lee George Washington University Law School
10:45-12:00pm Race & Higher Education Policy Room ______Dean Rachel Moran UCLA School of Law
Lia Epperson Santa Clara Law
Deirdre Bowen Seattle University School of Law
Osamudia James University of Miami School of Law
Darrell D. Jackson, J.D. University of Colorado
10:45-12:00pm Dystopia, or the Color Line in a Post-Prosperity Era Room ______A Critical Race Theory I
Anthony Paul Farley Albany Law School
Maria Grahn-Farley Albany Law School
Peter Halewood Albany Law School
Deborah Waire Post Touro Law Center
10:45-12:00pm Authors‟ Roundtable Room ______Tanya K. Hernandez Fordham University School of Law
20 Richard Banks Stanford Law School
David Troutt Rutgers School of Law–Newark
Cheryl Wade St. John‟s University School of Law
Leonard Baynes St. John‟s University School of Law
Sheryll Cashin George Washington University Law School
Steve Bender University of Oregon Law
10:45-12:00pm Junior Faculty Development & Workshop: Lateral/Visiting Positions Room ______Peggie Smith Washington University School of Law
Aya Gruber University of Colorado School of Law
Trina Jones Duke Law School/UC Irvine School of Law
12:00-1:15pm CONCURRENT PANELS – VI
12:00-1:15pm NJ LEEP Volunteer Project Moot Ct Rooms
12:00-1:15pm Towards an International Law of Black Women: New Theory, New Praxis Room ______Jeremy Levitt Florida A&M University College of Law
Penelope Andrews Valparaiso University School of Law
Adrien Wing University of Iowa College of Law
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Linda Greene University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Law
Karen Bravo Indiana University School of Law
Hope Lewis Northeastern University School of Law
Leslye Obiora University of Arizona College of Law
Eleanor Brown George Washington University Law School
12:00-1:15pm Dystopia, or the Color Line in a Post-Prosperity Era – A Critical Room ______Race Theory II
Lenese Herbert Albany Law School
Nancy Ota Albany Law School
Natsu Taylor Saito Georgia State University College of Law
Jennifer Kim Albany Law School
12:00-1:15pm A Constitution of Values: Structure and the Ends of Governmental Room ______Authority in a Post-Racial Age
Charlton Copeland University of Miami School of Law
Mitchell F. Crusto Loyola University New Orleans College of Law
Barbara Holden-Smith Cornell University Law School
Nareissa Smith
22 Florida Coastal School of Law
Norman Spaulding Stanford Law School
12:00-1:15pm Social Justice & the Regulatory State Room ______Muriel Morisey Temple University Beasley School of Law
Carlton Waterhouse Indiana University School of Law
Hosea Harvey Temple University Beasley School of Law
Ruqaiijah Yearby University of Buffalo School of Law
12:00-1:15pm Status Discrimination: Public & Private Room ______Solangel Maldonado Seton Hall University School of Law
Marcia Zug University of South Carolina School of Law
Shani King University of Florida Levin College of Law
Herbert S. Fain, Jr. Houston Graduate School of Theology
Michael D. Royster Prairie View A&M University
12:00-1:15pm Decolonizing American Indians & Federal Indian Law Room ______Kathryn Fort Michigan State University
Justice Raymond Austin University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law
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Matthew Fletcher Michigan State University College of Law
Robert J. Miller Lewis & Clark Law School
John Duncan Florida A&M University College of Law
Elizabeth D. Lunsford, Esq.
12:00-1:15pm Intellectual Property, Innovation & Justice Room ______Danielle Conway University of Hawai‟i at Manoa William S. Richardson School of Law
Llewellyn Joseph Gibbons University of Toledo School of Law
Kali Murray Marquette University Law School
Chester Chuang Golden Gate University School of Law
Xuan-Thao Nguyen Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law
12:00-1:15pm Developing Legal Scholarship as Faculty of Color: Can We Truly Write Room ______From “Our” Perspective in a Post Racial Era?
Pamela Edwards CUNY School of Law
Raquel Gabriel CUNY School of Law
Carmen Huertas-Noble CUNY School of Law
Donna Hae Kyun Lee CUNY School of Law
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Julie Lim CUNY School of Law
Shirley Lung CUNY School of Law
Nicole Smith CUNY School of Law
Liliana Yanez CUNY School of Law
1:15-2:45pm KEYNOTE LUNCH – KEITH HARPER, KILPATRICK STOCKTON, LLP Atrium FORMER APPELLATE JUSTICE, MASHANTUCKET PEQUOT TRIBAL NATION
2:45-4:00pm CONCURRENT PANELS – VII
2:45-4:00pm Lost in Translation: Notario Fraud, Colonial Discourse, and Removal in Room _____ Immigration
Mary Dolores Guerra Pheonix School of Law
David Zetoony Bryan Cave LLP
Claire R. Trickler-McNulty ABA Commission on Immigration
Glenys P. Spence Phoenix School of Law
Maurice Hew Texas Southern University Thurgood Marshall School of Law
2:45-4:00pm The Impact of Civil Procedural Mechanisms on Civil Rights Enforcement Room _____ Roy L. Brooks University of San Diego School of Law
Suzette M. Malveaux Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law
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A. Benjamin Spencer Washington & Lee Law School
Suja A. Thomas University of Illinois College of Law
2:45-4:00pm Examining Appearance Codes at the Intersection Room _____ Mario Barnes University of California – Irvine School of Law
Wendy Greene Samford University School of Law
D. Aaron Lacy Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law
Natasha Martin Seattle University School of Law
Trina Jones Duke School of Law / UC-Irvine School of Law
2:45-4:00pm Post 9/11: Reflections & Projections Room _____ Shoba Sivaprasad Wadhia Pennsylvania State University Dickinson School of Law
Victor Romero Pennsylvania State University Dickinson School of Law
Anil Kalhan Drexel University Earle Mack School of Law
Nawar Shora American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee
Fabio Arcila, Jr. Touro Law Center
Sudha Setty Western New England College School of Law
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2:45-4:00pm Redefining Traditional Adoption Room _____ Kevin Maillard Syracuse University College of Law
Twila Perry Rutgers School of Law – Newark
Cynthia Mabry Howard University School of Law
Tanya Washington Georgia State University School of Law
Adele Morrison Wayne State University Law School
2:45-4:00pm Post-Racial Policing & the Politics of Punishment Rm ______Frank Rudy Cooper Suffolk University Law School
Mary De Ming Fan American University Washington College of Law
Eric J. Miller St. Louis University School of Law
L. Song Richardson DePaul University School of Law
2:45-4:00pm The Role of Race in Primary and Secondary Education Room _____ Kevin Brown Indiana University Maurer School of Law
Craig Livermore NJ LEEP, Inc.
Eboni Nelson University of South Carolina School of Law
Danielle Holley-Walker
27 University of South Carolina School of Law
Omari Simmons Wake University School of Law
2:45-4:00pm Law Professors of Color: Speaking Truth to Power & Creating Room _____ Paradigms for Action
Anna Shavers University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Law
Paul Butler George Washington University of School of Law
Pamela Bridgewater American University Washington College of Law
Ronald Griffin Washburn University School of Law
2:45-4:00pm From Pilot Study to Publication: Conducting Empirical Legal Scholarship Room _____ From Start to Finish
S. David Mitchell University of Missouri School of Law
Rafael Gely University of Missouri School of Law
Colleen E. Medill University of Nebraska-Lincoln
2:45-4:00pm Junior Faculty Development & Workshop: Publishing: Venues & Room _____ Alternative Publications
Michele Goodwin University of Minnesota Law School
Matthew Fletcher Michigan State University School of Law
David Dante Troutt Rutgers School of Law – Newark
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2:45-4:00pm Work-Life Balance Room _____ Shavar Jeffries Seton Hall University School of Law
Darren Rosenblum Pace Law School
4:00-4:55pm WORKS/THOUGHTS IN PROGRESS – III
Room 70 Ruby Andrew, Trends in Anti-Trafficking Legislation
Room 71 Harvey Gee, Asian Americans and Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure: A Missing Chapter from the Race Jurisprudence Anthology
Room 72 Mary Dolores Guerra, Self-Assessment Book (SAB): Reflective Thinking and Journaling in Law School
Room 73 Ernesto Hernandez, Guantánamo's Culture: American Values Frame Extraterritorial Jurisprudence
Room 74 Steven Macias, Adolescent Identity v. The First Amendment: Race, Sexuality and Hate Speech in the Public Schools
Room 75 Alina Ng, Documenting Family for Tax Purposes
Small Moot Ct Patricia Reid, Status of Free Blacks and the U.S. Constitution
Large Moot Ct Dr. Ioyala Solanke, Operationalising Intersectionality: Stigma, Social Framework Analysis and Expert Witnesses
4:55-5:15pm Snack Break (Atrium)
5:15-6:30pm PLENARY: NEXT STEPS: WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? Auditorium Moderator: Alfreda Robinson George Washington University Law School
Devon Carbado UCLA Law
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Linda Greene University of Wisconsin Law School
Margaret Montoya University of New Mexico Law School
Linda Crane John Marshall Law School
6:45-8:45pm RECEPTION: CELEBRATING OUR DEANS Rutgers-Newark Hosted by Rutgers School of Law-Newark & Rutgers School of Law-Camden
10:00-1:00am Hospitality Suite (Hilton _____) In Appreciation of Student Volunteers
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Sunday, September 12, 2010
8:30-9:15am Continental Breakfast (Atrium)
9:00-9:55am WORKS/THOUGHTS IN PROGRESS – IV
Room 70 Karen Bravo, When Humanity is Not Enough: On the Legal Constitution of Natural, Juridical and Quasi-Persons
Room 71 Latoya Jones Burrell, Lack of Minorities in Higher Education: The Correlation Between Socio-Economic Status, Standardized Testing and Other Barriers
Room 72 Susan Kuo, Re-reading the Riot Act
Room 73 Jelani Jefferson Exum, Toward a Purpose-Focused Theory of Reasonableness for Federal Sentencing
Room 74 Daniel Serrano, Puerto Rico and the Statue of Westminster: A Tenable Model for Decolonization
Room 75 Nicole Smith, Be Careful What You Wish For: Community Support for Aggressive Policing in New York City Housing Authority Buildings and The Reality of Racial Exclusions
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Small Moot Ct Glenys Spence, Old Relics: Unearthing Colonial Discourse in U.S.- Caribbean Immigration Policy
Large Moot Ct Floyd Weatherspoon, Below the Shallow Waters: The Persistence of Discrimination in America
10:00-10:55am WORKS/THOUGHTS IN PROGRESS – V
Room 70 Elise Boddie, Neighborhood Discrimination
Room 71 Sara Brunin, Relaxed Zoning for Shrinking Cities
Room 72 Chester Chuang, „Just‟ Patents: Rehabilitating the Public Notice Function of Patents
Room 73 April Dawson & Brenda Reddix Smalls, Missing in Action: The Absence of Potential African-American Female Supreme Court Justice Nominees – Why this is and What Can Be Done About It
Room 74 Jonathan Glater, How to Ride a Bear
Room 75 Samuel Jones, Judges, Friends and Facebook; An Utilitarian Analysis of the Ethics Rules
Small Moot Ct Soledad McGrath, Differential Responses in Child Protection Services: Is Choosing Between Voluntary Services and a Child Protection Investigation As Inconsequential as Choosing Between a Martini and a Manhattan?
Large Moot Ct Jason Rathod, A Post-Racial VRA
11:00-12:15pm CONCURRENT PANELS – VIII
11:00-12:15pm The Post-Racial Law School: Acknowledging Different Voices Room ______Pamela Edwards CUNY Law School
Raquel Gabriel CUNY Law School
31 Carmen Huertas-Noble CUNY Law School
Donna Hae Kyun Lee CUNY Law School
Julie Lim CUNY Law School
Shirley Lung CUNY Law School
Nicole Smith CUNY Law School
Liliana Yanez CUNY Law School
11:00-12:15pm Bridging the Gap Between Law School Professions and Minority Room ______Students in a Post-Racial Society
Christina Bennett Seton Hall University School of Law
Malikah Fulton Seton Hall University School of Law
Mark Padin Pace Law School
Wilfredo Caraballo Seton Hall University School of Law
Pamela Edwards CUNY School of Law
Husain Gatlin Seton Hall University School of Law Black Law Students Association
Naureen Jaffery Seton Hall University School of Law Muslim Law Students Association
Sebastian Sanchez
32 Seton Hall University School of Law Latin American Law Students Association
Shirley Matthews, Ph.D. Columbia University
Eleonore Ofosu-Antwi Law Clerk to the Hon. Susan Wiggenton, U.S.D.J.
11:00-12:15pm HBCU Law Schools: Claiming our Space in a Transformative Era Room ______Deleso Alford Washington Florida A&M University School of Law
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Dorothy Evensen Pennsylvania State University Dickinson School of Law
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12:15-1:30pm Closing Luncheon – Announcements (Atrium)
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