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PARTICPANT INFORMATION DAVE ANDERSON is the Executive Director of the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association. Anderson came to the WIAA in 1998 as an Assistant to the Director. Anderson served as athletic director at Sun Prairie High School from 1991 until joining the WIAA. He began his professional career as a faculty member at D.C. Everest High School in Schofield, Wis., from 1976-79. He also served as head track and field coach, assistant football coach and assistant basketball coach. In addition to his duties with the WIAA, Anderson was also involved at the national level. He has served on the NFHS Hockey Rules Committee, and he was a voting member of the NFHS's Football Rules Committee. Prior to being at the Association, Anderson started as a graduate assistant at the University of Wisconsin in 1979. He then coached and taught physical education at the University of Wisconsin- Eau Claire and Montana State University. Anderson then returned to the University of Wisconsin as an assistant football coach from 1983-86 and served as the defensive coordinator in 1986. From 1987-1990, Anderson was the defensive coordinator at Miami of Ohio University. Anderson graduated from UW in 1976 with a Bachelor’s in physical education. He received a Master of Science degree in physical education with an emphasis in athletic administration from UW in 1981. *** PAUL ANDERSON (L’95) is the Director of the Sports Law Program and National Sports Law Institute of Marquette University Law School where he is an Adjunct Professor of Law. Prof. Anderson founded the Institute's Sports Law Alumni Association and serves as its Chair. He is faculty advisor to the Marquette Sports Law Review, Marquette’s Sport Law Competition Board; faculty advisor to the Sports Law and Entertainment Law Societies; and co-faculty advisor to the Sports Law Moot Court, Negotiation, and Baseball Arbitration Teams. Prof. Anderson teaches or has taught "The Law of Amateur Athletics," "Entertainment Law," seminars in "Sports, Law & Society," and "Selected Topics in Sports Law," workshops in "Amateur Athletics," "Legal and Business Issues in Collegiate Athletics," "Legal Issues in Youth, High School and Recreational Sports," “The Impact of Gender Equity Laws on Sports,” "Topics in Advanced Legal Research - Sports Law,” “Advanced Legal Research in Sports Law,” “Sports Law Research Program,” and “Representing Professional Athletes and Coaches.” He has also served as a guest lecturer in several courses including "Sports Venues: From Election Day to Game Day," and several economics of sports courses in Marquette's College of Business. Prof. Anderson has been with the Institute in various capacities since 1992. He develops all Institute events, publications, advertisements, and maintains the NSLI and Sports Law Program website. He is the Editor and creator of various NSLI online publications including the Sports Law Research Website and the Sports Facility Reports website. Prof. Anderson earned his undergraduate and juris doctor degree from Marquette; graduating with his B.A. Economics & Philosophy (cum laude & Phi Beta Kappa) in 1991 and his J.D. in 1995. Prof. Anderson has written various books including SPORTS LAW: A DESKTOP HANDBOOK (1999), MAJOR LEAGUE LEASES: AN OVERVIEW OF MAJOR LEAGUE FACILITY LEASES AND HOW THEY ARE NEGOTIATED (with Miller) (2001), INTRODUCTION TO SPORTS LAW (with Spengler, Connaughton, and Baker) (2009 & 2013), and co-edited SPORTS LAW & REGULATION (with Hylton) (1999) and SPORTS BETTING: LAW AND POLICY (with Blackshaw, Siekmann and Soek) (2011). He has published articles with numerous journals and law reviews including the MARQUETTE SPORTS LAW JOURNAL and MARQUETTE SPORTS LAW REVIEW, THE JOURNAL OF SPORTS AND SOCIAL ISSUES, THE INTERNATIONAL SPORTS LAW REVIEW, THE INTERNATIONAL SPORTS LAW JOURNAL, THE VIRGINIA JOURNAL OF SPORTS AND THE LAW, THE SPORTS LAWYER, SPORTS LAW BULLETIN, THE TEXAS REVIEW OF SPORT AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW, THE SPORTS, PARKS, and RECREATION LAW REPORTER, CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN SPORTS, AND OTHERS. Prof. Anderson is also the former Editor-in-Chief of the MARQUETTE SPORTS LAW JOURNAL, the former editor of the JOURNAL OF THE LEGAL ASPECTS OF SPORT, and former Managing Editor of the JOURNAL OF SPORT & SOCIAL ISSUES. He is currently the co-faculty advisor to the MARQUETTE SPORTS LAW REVIEW, and serves on the Editorial Board for the SPORTS, PARKS AND RECREATION LAW REPORTER, the INTERNATIONAL SPORTS LAW JOURNAL, and the JOURNAL OF ISSUES IN INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS. PROF. ANDERSON has been involved in several consultation projects including work with the SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE regarding the Padres and Chargers stadium deals, the NFL, NBC, the Milwaukee Brewers, the Baltimore Orioles, and THE WASHINGTON POST. Prof. Anderson has been frequently quoted in the WASHINGTON POST, SPORTS BUSINESS JOURNAL, the PITTSBURGH POST- GAZETTE, the CHICAGO TRIBUNE, the BALTIMORE SUN, and USA TODAY. *** JOHN S. BLACK is General Counsel of the National Federation of State High School Associations. He joined staff in 1998 after serving for some years as outside counsel. He has extensive experience in the areas of sports law, business law and alternative dispute resolution. In addition to his work at the NFHS, he is an adjunct professor at the University of Missouri at Kansas City Law School, where he teaches Amateur Sports Law, and he periodically conducts commercial arbitrations for the American Arbitration Association. He recently concluded his third and final term as a member of the NCAA Division I Committee on Infractions. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Colorado College and his law degree from Duke University. He is a member of a number of state and federal bars, including the Bar of the United States Supreme Court, and regularly speaks on sports law topics to professional and educational organizations. Mr. Black is a former president of The Missouri Bar. He served for four years as a member of the House of Delegates of the American Bar Association. He also served terms as president of the Lawyers Association of Kansas City, The Missouri Bar Foundation and The Missouri Press-Bar Commission. He has been chair of the Kansas City Bar Association’s Sports & Entertainment Law Committee, and its’ Education Law Committee. He served at the request of Governor Carnahan on a special “blue ribbon commission” to examine and rework the Judicial Article of the Missouri Constitution. He has been selected for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America. Mr. Black is married to Darcy Howe, who runs a venture capital firm in Kansas City. They have two grown children, Katie, who lives in Washington, DC, and Andrew, who lives in Chicago. *** ANDREW BRANDT is the Executive Director of the Jeffrey S. Moorad Center for the Study of Sports Law and Professor of Practice at Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law. Brandt serves on the school's Professional Sports Counseling Panel in Villanova’s Athletic Department and advises student-athletes on the business of sports and, where appropriate, advises on agent selection. Brandt also serves on the university's Strategic Planning Committee for the Athletics Department. On the media side, Brandt is now a featured columnist for both SPORTS ILLUSTRATED and THE ATHLETIC. Brandt writes weekly columns on legal and business issues in sports, providing readers perspective and viewpoints from his unique vantage point as a former player agent and team executive. In addition, Brandt is regularly cited in local and national publications on sports legal and business issues. Brandt also hosts a weekly podcast that averages over 20,000 listeners, "The Business of Sports with Andrew Brandt," taking listeners inside the inner workings of sports with industry leaders including league and team executives, agents, players, media and academia. The podcast has been cited often for its insights and occasional breaking news. Brandt served as the Legal and Business Analyst for ESPN from 2011-2017, analyzing business, legal and policy sports issues on programs such as “Outside the Lines” and “SportsCenter” as well as multiple appearances on ESPN radio programs every week. Brandt lectured at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton Business School from 2008-2015, teaching classes in Negotiations and Sports Law, among the most popular classes at Wharton. Brandt also co-founded THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL POST, and has made regular contributions to the HUFFINGTON POST, FORBES, and the SPORTS BUSINESS JOURNAL. After attending Stanford University and Georgetown University Law School, Brandt worked for ProServ, Inc., representing top athletes such as Michael Jordan, Patrick Ewing and Boomer Esiason. He then became General Manager of the Barcelona Dragons in the NFL's World League, introducing American football to Spain. Following the suspension of the World League, Brandt returned to player representation for Woolf Associates, representing NFL players including Matt Hasselbeck, Adam Vinatieri and Ricky Williams. Brandt left the agent side for the team side when he was named Vice President of the Green Bay Packers from 1999-2008. There, he negotiated all player contracts, managed the NFL Salary Cap and handled all football business operations in building a team that has continued to have sustained success. Brandt also consulted and negotiated contracts for the Philadelphia Eagles from 2009- 2010. *** MIKE BROEKER is in his 13th year as Deputy Director of Athletics, and 16th overall at Marquette University. In addition, he served as the department's