Stetson in the News

Stetson In the News

July 28 - Aug. 3

Top Stories:

 Stetson University was recognized as one of the nation's best 382 undergraduate institutions by The Princeton Review. "Stetson University is known as an academically rigorous institution that places a high value on global citizenship, personal growth and social responsibility," said Stetson University President Wendy B. Libby, Ph.D., posted by PRWeb and several other media outlets Aug. 2.  Eric Kurlander, Ph.D., professor of history at Stetson University, was mentioned in the article, "It Turns Out 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' Wasn't So Far Off About the Nazis," as the author of "Hitler's Monsters: A Supernatural History of the Third Reich," posted by The Washington Post Online and USA Breaking News Online Aug. 2.  The July 31 Tampa Bay Times and Bay Buzz profiled Law alumnus Judge Robert Beach, who celebrated his 87 birthday with a swim from Alcatraz to San Francisco. He became the oldest person ever to make that tough swim, finishing the 1.25-mile distance in 46 minutes, 29 seconds.  K.C. Ma, Ph.D., professor of finance at Stetson University, was quoted in the article, "Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN) Stock Whiffs on Earning." Ma said, "The acquisition is viewed by the publicly traded grocers as Amazon's 'rite of passage' to the $800 billion grocery market, and signals the further reduction of an already paper-thin industry profit margin," posted by U.S. News & World Report July 27.  Shih-hsiung Liang, a Fulbright Scholar visiting with Stetson University's Institute for Water and Environmental Resilience, was covered in the article, "Visiting Scholar Compares Local Springs with his Native Taiwan," posted by The Daytona Beach News-Journal July 31.  John Jett, marine biologist and visiting research professor at Stetson University, was featured in the article, "Orca Calf Dies at SeaWorld: Why Killer Whales Get Sick in Captivity," posted by LiveScience and True Viral News July 27.  K.C. Ma, Ph.D., professor of finance at Stetson University, was quoted in the article, "Tesla Stock Cruises as Model 3 Hits the Street." Ma stated, "Historically, Tesla has never been profitable for an entire year," posted by U.S. News & World Report Aug. 2.  Stetson University's study abroad program was mentioned in the article, "Go Out in the World to Study – With Vigilance," posted by the Orlando Sentinel July 30.  Bette Brown, Stetson University alumna, was featured in the article, "Appointments by Governor Rick Scott for Tuesday, Aug. 1, 2017," and was reappointed to the Board of Governors for Florida's Citizens Property Insurance Corporation, posted by Capital Soup Aug. 1.  Tampa Bay Times Aug. 3 article, "Why Florida Schools Might Steer Clear of Trouble if Trump Shakes up Affirmative Action," quoted Law Professor Peter Lake. Peter Lake was quoted in the July 31 Tampa Bay Times article, "A Tangles Quest for Fairness as Students Accused of Campus Sexual Assault Push Back." The Aug. 1 States News Service quoted Professor Lake in the article, "Disruptive Times: Higher Ed Futurist Focuses on Navigating Change While Hitting on Hot-Button Issues of the Day." The July 31 Canadian Lawyer Magazine mentioned Law Professor Peter Lake in the article, "Recognizing the Reality of Imposter Syndrome."

Other News:

 Law Professor Rebecca Morgan wrote the July 28 Elder Law Prof Blog, "FDA and the Right to Try."  Deborah Goldring, Ph.D., assistant professor of marketing at Stetson University, was quoted in the article, "Here's Why Brands Love Unbranded Vertical Content." According to Goldring, the goal of unbranded vertical content "is to foster information exchange, dialogue, and support for a community with a unique activity, interest, or problem, where the sponsorship of that content is not prominent," posted by EContent Online July 31.  The Aug. 2 "Bookforum.com OMNIVORE: the corporate role" mentioned Law Professsor Ciara Torres-Spelliscy. The Aug. 1 Brennan Center for Justice featured Professor Torres-Spelliscy's article, "Who Were the Russians Working For?"  The Aug. 2 MTV reality program Siesta Key launched with a comment by cast member Alex Kompothecras that he hoped to attend Stetson law school.  Retired Law communications executive director Frank Klim was profiled in the Aug. 1 Argus-Press article, "Former Argus-Press carrier wins higher education award from Stetson University."  The July 26 Burnet Bulletin mentioned the American Moot Court Association Invitational National Championships in the article, "Burnet's Hahn helps lead HPU Moot Court to award-winning semester."

Alumni News:

 The July 26 Fox 13 mentioned Law alumnus Jay Wolfson for the story, "Free Clinics Help Fill Florida's Widening Health Care Gap." Dr. Wolfson also appeared on Canadian CTV in the story, "Obamacare Repeal Bill Fails Dramatically."  Haley Mason, graduate of Stetson University, was featured in the article, "Polk County School District Appoints 15 New Administrators," posted by The Ledger Online July 27.  The July 27 Tampa Bay Newswire reported that Law alumnus David Brickhouse has been elected to the Leadership Tampa Bay Board of Directors.  Tonia Marin, Stetson University alumna, was featured in the Country Gazette as the new assistant vice president and Medway market manager for Charles River Bank, posted July 28.  The July 29 PR.com reported that Law alumnus Brett H. Sifrit was accepted into the ACTEC class for the Florida Fellows Institute.  The July 30 Palm Beach Post mentioned that Law alumnus Eddie E. Stephens, III, has been awarded the Alberto Romero Jr. Making a Difference Award by The Florida Bar.  Dr. Stephanie Haridopolos, graduate of Stetson University, was covered in the article, "Dr. Haridopolos Has Been Driven By Her Personal Experience," posted by Florida Today July 27 and The Florida Oracle July 31.  Kellee Edwards, graduate of Stetson University, was mentioned in the article, "The Battle of Her Life: Former Times-Tribune Reporter Fighting Cancer," posted by The Sentinel Echo and several other outlets Aug. 1.  Cole Ripple, Stetson University alumnus, was featured in the article, "Ripple Joins Farm Bureau Insurance," posted by TCPalm.com Aug. 1.  The Aug. 2 SATPRNews reported that Law alumna Jennifer Bate is the new executive director of Boca West Community Charitable Foundation.  The Aug. 2 Corporate LiveWire featured a Q&A interview with Law alumnus Karl Waheed on Immigration Law.  Jamie Watson, financial analyst and graduate of Stetson University, wrote the article, "Seven Business Resolutions for a Healthy New Year," posted by PPB Newslink Aug. 2. Watson also wrote the PPB Newslink article, "A Blueprint for Selling Your Company, Part 1" and the PPB Newslink article, "A Blueprint for Selling Your Company, Part 2," posted Aug. 2.  Lew Oliver, graduate of Stetson University, was profiled by Plus Company Updates in the Aug. 8 article, "Profile of Lew Oliver Chair of A.N. CJ Valencia Inc."

July 21-27

Top Stories:

 Clay Henderson, executive director of Stetson University's Institute for Water and Environmental Resilience, was featured in a special report, "Sea Level Rise is Accelerating in Florida, Scientists Warn," posted by the Daytona Beach News-Journal, Washington Times, U.S. News & World Report, Miami Herald and other major media outlets.  Stetson University was featured in the OnlineCollegePlan article, "Top 20 Best Online Colleges in Florida," as one of Florida's best online colleges.  Christopher Ferguson, Ph.D., professor of psychology at Stetson University, wrote the article, "Do Sexist Video Games Create Sexists in Real Life?" posted by the Houston Chronicle July 20.  The July 21 Congressional Quarterly reported that Law alumnus James Byrne was nominated to be general counsel of the VA.  Paul J. Croce, Ph.D., professor of American Studies and History at Stetson University, wrote the article, "What We Can Learn from Fake News," posted by History News Network July 23.  K.C. Ma, Ph.D., professor of finance at Stetson University, was quoted in the article, "Facebook Stock Crushes Expectations, Market Yawns?" Ma stated, "Facebook's growth relies on international markets and on mobile, both of which are known to have a lower cost per click or ARPU," posted by U.S. News & World Report July 26.  K.C. Ma, Ph.D., professor of finance at Stetson University, was quoted in the article, "CMG Stock: Chipotle Earnings Soar 167 Percent. Is it Enough?" Ma said, "It's a bit disconcerting that Bill Ackman's influence on the board has not come to fruition," posted by U.S. News & World Report and MSN Money US July 25.  Byung Jin Pak, Stetson University alumnus, was nominated to serve as United States Attorney for the Northern District of Georgia, according to the article, "President Donald J. Trump Announces Fourth Wave of United States Attorney Candidate Nominations," posted by U.S. Politics Today, Publicnow and several other outlets July 21.  Jason Evans, assistant professor of environmental science at Stetson University, was featured in the article, "Sunburn – The Morning Read of What's Hot in Florida Politics," posted by Florida Politics July 25.  Clay Henderson, executive director of Stetson University's Institute for Water and Environmental Resilience, was quoted in the article, "Researchers Debate Seagrass Health in Mosquito Lagoon." Henderson said, "The quality of those seagrass beds appears to have significantly changed," posted by the Daytona Beach News-Journal Online July 23.  Christopher Ferguson, Ph.D., professor of psychology at Stetson University, was quoted in the article, "Should Video Game Addiction Be Recognized as a Mental Illness?" Ferguson said, "The decision was made by some scholars to assume that the criteria that the DSM used for substance abuse could simply be transferred over and applied to games," posted by Inverse July 20.  Law Professor Ciara Torres-Spelliscy wrote the article, "Who were the Russians working for?" posted by Brennan Center for Justice July 24.  Law Professor Louis Virelli was featured in the July 24 Bay News 9 Midday News at Noon discussing President Trump's travel ban and the Supreme Court's ruling.

Other News:  K.C. Ma, Ph.D., professor of finance at Stetson University, was quoted in the article, "Why Alphabet Fell Despite Q2 Earnings Beat." Ma said, "YouTube TV has launched in 10 more American cities with local contracts to allow inclusion of the Big Four networks," posted by U.S. News & World Report July 24.  Law Professor Charles Rose did an interview with WUSF NPR that aired July 20 about "Death Sentence Overturned for Calie Brucia Killer" and also aired on WJCT NPR on July 20 about Florida's death penalty.  Law Professor Rebecca Morgan wrote the July 26 Elder Law Prof Blog, "Intervention as Mitigation of Elder Mistreatment?" She also wrote the July 23 Elder Law Prof Blog, "Central States Law School Association Annual Scholarship Conference." She wrote the July 20 Elder Law Prof Blog, "Kupuna Caregivers Act of Hawaii."  Law Professor Luz Nagle was prominently profiled in El Espectador's Cromos in an article about her international work in the general area of human trafficking.  The July 21 Targeted News Service reported that Law Assistant Director for Admissions and Diversity Initiatives Carmen Johnson is the new Pinellas Florida Association for Women Lawyers president.  The July 22, 23 970WFLA and July 21 Schnitt Show ran news of Stetson Law School's upcoming part-time law school information sessions.  According to the July 25 Tampa Bay Newswire and Sarasota Herald-Tribune, USF Sarasota-Manatee recently signed an admissions agreement with Stetson University College of Law.

Alumni News:

 According to the Ormond Beach Observer, Law alumna Kelly Chanfrau of Ormond Beach is the 2017 Volusia Flagler Association for Women Lawyers "Woman of the Year."  Stephanie Haridopolos, Stetson University alumna, was covered in the article, "Primary Care Physician Dr. Stephanie Haridopolos Joins TEPAS Healthcare in Melbourne," posted by Space Coast Daily.com July 25.  Law alumnus Nathan Bruemmer was featured in the July 25 941ceo article, "LGBT Nonprofit Names New Executive Director."  The July 20 Plus Company Updates reported that Law alumna Kayla Richmond has been elected to the board of the Harry Chapin Food Bank.  Robert Redd, graduate of Stetson University and executive director of the New Smyrna Museum of History, was featured in the article, "DeBary Hall Hosts Civil War Talk," posted by US Official News July 20.  Scott Fischer, graduate of Stetson University, was profiled by Plus Company Updates in the article, "Profile of Scott Fischer – Director of Marketing of American Franchise Co LLC," posted July 21.  Elaine Uzan O'Leary, Stetson University alumna, was covered in the article, "The American Friends of Blerancourt Exhibit in Lewiston," posted by Bangor Daily News Online July 22.  The July 24 PRBuzz reported that Law alumna and attorney Julia McGrath was named a 2017 Florida Super Lawyer.  The July 24 Wakulla News reported that Law alumnus E. Alan Brock earned a Stetson Law degree on May 13.  Christina Light, graduate of Stetson University, was profiled by Plus Company Updates in the article, "Profile of Christina Light Relationship Manager of Bell Investment Advisors," posted July 24.  Keelyn Mitchell, graduate of Stetson University, was profiled by Plus Company Updates in the article, "Profile of Keelyn Mitchell Birthday Manager of Apple Seeds, LLC," posted July 24.

July 14-20

Top Stories

 K.C. Ma, Ph.D., professor of finance at Stetson University, was quoted in the article, "Will Millennials Be Ready for the Great Wealth Transfer?" Ma stated, "More than 75 million millennials born between 1981 and 1997 are ready to take over estimated $30 trillion in wealth from baby boomers," posted by U.S. News & World Report and MSN Money US July 18.  Christopher Ferguson, Ph.D., professor of psychology at Stetson University, co-wrote the article, "Are Associations Between 'Sexist' Video Games and Decreased Empathy Toward Women Robust? A Reanalysis of Gabbiadini et al. 2016," posted by Cheryl & Ethnovet July 16.  K.C. Ma, Ph.D., professor of finance and director of the George Investments Institute at Stetson University, was quoted in the article, "Netflix (NFLX) Soars on Phenomenal Earnings Blowout." Ma said, "The more noticeable news is that the overall quarterly profits have grown more than twice the rate of revenue," posted by U.S. News & World Report July 17.  Michael Allen, J.D., professor of law and director of the Veterans Law Institute at the Stetson College of Law, was featured in the July 19 Stars and Stripes article, "Senators Call for Quick Confirmation of Six VA Appointees."  Law alumnus James Byrne, nominated as VA counsel, was also featured in the July 19 Stars and Stripes article, "Senators Call for Quick Confirmation of Six VA Appointees."  Peter Lake, J.D., professor of law, was quoted in the July 14 Christian Science Monitor story, "Beyond the Headlines: How All Sides are Working Together on Campus Assault Rules." Lake stated, "A lot of institutions have internalized Title IX to the point that, even if the federal government pulls a foot off the gas pedal, there's a feeling that strong intervention is going to be necessary."  The July 17 Election Law Blog featured Law Professor Ciara Torres-Spelliscy in the Brennan Center for Justice article, "Can Federalism Cope with Russian Election Meddling?" Professor Torres-Spelliscy was quoted in the Tampa Bay Times article, "Is 'Collusion' Illegal? Fox News Host Says No." The July 13 Election Law Blog also featured Professor Torres-Spelliscy for her Moyers & Company Blog, "Yes. Violating Certain Campaign Finance Laws is a Criminal Offense."

Other News:

 Law Professor Charles Rose, J.D. was quoted in the July 14 WUSF story, "Politifact Florida Dissects Claims on Medicaid; 'Stand Your Ground' Judge." Professor Charles Rose was quoted in the July 19 WUSF story, "Death Sentence Overturned for Carlie Brucia Killer." The news also ran July 19 in WGCU NPR. Rose was also quoted in the July 14 Daily Courier-Observer article and Watertown Daily Times article, "Judge Asked to Bar Drug Dealers."  Law Professor Rebecca Morgan wrote the July 19 Elder Law Prof Blog, "Webinar on Elder Abuse-Insight into Victims of Crimes Act." She also wrote the July 19 Elder Law Prof Blog, "Paying for Help at Home." Professor Morgan wrote the July 18 Elder Law Prof Blog, "Nursing Home Quality of Care An Ongoing Issue for Some Facilities." She wrote the July 17 Elder Law Prof Blog, "It's Here Too: The 2017 Medicare Trustees' Report." She wrote the July 17 Elder Law Prof Blog, "It's Here! The 2017 SSA Trustees Report." She wrote the July 14 Elder Law Prof Blog, "Issue Brief: Medicare Savings Program."  The July 14 Targeted News Service reported on the Stetson Law News article, "Visiting Professor Carla Reyes Joins Harvard Center Focused on Using Digital Technologies for Social Good."  The July 17 Northern Kentucky Tribune reported that Thomas More College President David A. Armstrong is a member of the International advisory council for the Center for Excellence in Higher Education Law and Policy at Stetson University College of Law and a national expert in Title IX policy.  The July 19 American Association of Law Schools featured the Stetson Law News article about Law Professor Luz Nagle, "Professor Luz Nagle speaks around the world in Brazil, Canada, Costa Rica."

Alumni News:

 Bert Reeves, graduate of Stetson University, was featured in the article, "Governor Deal Appoints 17 to State Boards." According to the article, Reeves represents the 34th District in the Georgia House of Representatives, posted by Middle Georgia CEO and several other outlets July 17.  Karen Dee, graduate of Stetson University, was covered in the Tampa Bay Business Journal article, "After a Career in Banking, Karen Dee Finds New Life in Executive Coaching," posted July 13.  Marlene Straughan, Stetson University alumna, was featured in the article, "Lake County Announces New Principals at 3 Schools." According to the article, Straughan became the principal of Triangle Elementary School in Mount Dora, posted by Daily Commercial Online July 13.  The July 14 Jewish Press reported that Law alumnus Allen Robert Samuels has died.  The July 15 Florida Bar News reported that Law alumnus Zack Zuroweste is the new Florida Bar Young Lawyers Division president.  Law alumnus Bert Reeves was elected to the Juvenile Justice State Advisory Group, according to the July 17 Albany CEO.  The July 18 BBC News featured an interview with LL.M. alumnus Jay Wolfson in the report, "Trump to Let Obamacare Collapse After Losing Vote."  Robert Redd, Stetson University alumnus and director of the New Smyrna Museum of History, was featured in the article, "DeBary Hall Hosts Civil War Talk," posted by Targeted News Service July 18.  The profile of Stetson University alumnus and Financial Advisor of Allen & Co Inc. Terry Tolbert was featured on Plus Company Updates July 19.  The July 19 BizWireExpress announced that Law alumna Kayla Richmond, recipient of the Outstanding Alumni Representative Award from Stetson University, was elected to serve on the Harry Chapin Food Bank of Southwest Florida's Board of Directors.  According to the SaintPetersBlog, Law alumna Katie Cole was reappointed to the St. Petersburg College District Board of Trustees. The State Capital News Feed also ran the news.

July 7-13

Top Stories:

 The June 30 BizWireExpress ran the article, "St. Petersburg Personal Injury Attorney Announces Candidacy for Florida House District 66," about law alumnus Berny Jacques.  The June 29 FloridaNewsLine featured law alumnus Andrew Rush, CEO of Made in Space, in the article, "St. Johns County graduate comes full circle."  Stetson University graduate Jim Looker was featured in the article, "Profile of Jim Looker Executive Vice President/Chief Lending Officer of The Summit Bank," posted by Plus Company Updates June 29.  According to the July 2 Bradenton Herald, law alumnus Brett M. Henson was quoted in "Names and Faces in Manatee and Sarasota counties."  James Rutt, graduate of Stetson University and Chief Information Officer at the Dana Foundation, was featured in the article, "Profile of James Rutt Chief Information Officer of European Dana Alliance for the Brain," posted by Plus Company Updates July 3.

Other News:

 The July 12 Northern Kentucky Tribune quoted Law Professor Peter Lake in the article, "David Armstrong: Thomas More College to Host Compliance Conference Amid Changing Landscape."  Law Professor Charles Rose was quoted in the July 11 Politifact article, "Richard Corcoran fails to prove claim that Miami judge Milton Hirsch 'Constantly Overturned.'" The July 13 Watertown Daily Times quoted Law Professor Charles Rose in the news story, "Massena Town Supervisor Wants Three Individuals Banned from Massena."  Law Professor Rebecca Morgan was quoted in the July Kiplinger Report article, "Beware Fraudsters When You Go Online." She wrote the July 13 Elder Law Prof Blog, "If 60 is the New '40' is to the New 60?" She wrote the July 10 Elder Law Prof Blog, "New Report: Restoration of Rights: Adult Guardianship." She wrote the July 10 Elder Law Prof Blog, "In Memory of Alfred 'Chip' Chiplin." She wrote the July 10 Elder Law Prof Blog, "New Report: Restoration of Rights: Adult Guardianship." She wrote the July 9 Elder Law Prof Blog, "Medicaid and Veterans." She wrote the July 7 Elder Law Prof Blog, "Sicker Medicare Beneficiaries and Original Medicare."  Stetson University Law was featured in the July 7 PublicNow article, "Stetson Law School Gets New Marketing Director."  The July 7 Jamaica Observer reported that Stetson Univeristy Distinguished International Fellow Senator A.J. Nicholson has been named officer emeritus of the People's National Party.

Alumni News:

 Mark Nye, graduate of Stetson University, was featured in the article, "CFO of the Year: Turning a Turnaround Effect into Lasting Success," posted by Charlotte Business Journal July 7.  The July 7 State Capital News Feed and SaintPetersBlog mentioned Law alumna Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi in the article, "New to the Campaign Trail, Ashley Moody Fundraising Like a Veteran Pol; AG Candidate Raises $600K in First Month."  The July 5 Gunster website reported that Law alumna, adjunct law professor and "Former District Court of Appeals Judge Simone Marstiller Joins Gunster's Appellate and Government Affairs Teas."  Casey B. Weade, Stetson University alumnus, wrote the article, "What's the Most Important Factor in Keeping Retirement Money Safe?" posted by Life & Health Advisor – Online July 8.  Athena Jeanne Hale, alumna of Stetson University, was featured in the article, "Atheist Delivers Invocation in DeLand (FL): We Hold 'Dignity in Our Own Hands,'" posted by Freethought July 8.  The July 9 Palm Beach Post reported that Law alumnus Greg Huber was installed as president-elect of the Palm Beach County Bar Association for 2017-18.  The July 10 Nixon Peabody reported that Law alumna Angela Cottrell joined the Nixon Peabody corporate practice.  The July 11 Plus Company Updates ran a profile of Law alumnus Thomas A. James, chairman of Raymond James.  William "Bill" Higginbotham II, graduate of Stetson University, was featured in the article, "Profile of William 'Bill' Higginbotham II, Enterprise Vice President of Nemours Foundation," posted by Plus Company Updates July 11.  The July 11 Our Town Florida profiled Law alumna Elle Rudisull's campaign for state representative, District 37.  Law alumna Taylor Parker was recently hired at Ringling College of Art & Design as their Compliance Officer and Title IX Coordinator, according to LinkedIn.

June 30 - July 6

Top Stories:

 "The Anti-Tweeter: President Vladimir Putin and the Art of the Interview," an article by political science professor Eugene Huskey, Ph.D., appeared on the international blog Presidential Power, which publishes analyses and commentary on presidencies worldwide. The article used the recent media blitz to compare American and Russian presidential leadership styles, posted June 24.  Former Stetson University chaplain Michael Fronk was featured in the article, "Stetson Chaplain Turns to Oviedo Tech Company to Tell Life Story." According to the article, Fronk has been using the storytelling website TSOLife to document his life, posted by Orlando Sentinel July 2.  Christopher Ferguson, Ph.D., professor of psychology, was quoted in the article, "How Modern Life Affects Our Physical and Mental Health." Ferguson said, "Screens of various sorts are increasingly embedded into daily life, whether they involve education, work, socialization, or personal organization," posted by Medical News Today July 3.  K.C. Ma, Ph.D., professor of finance, was quoted in the article, "5 of the Best Stocks to Buy for July." Ma said, "Facebook's future revenue growth rate will be jointly determined by MAU growth and ARPU growth. ARPU has been increasing at a 30 percent annual rate and is expected to stabilize at a low teen level in the coming years," posted by U.S. News & World Report July 3.  Robert Sitler, Ph.D., professor of world languages and cultures, was featured in the article, "Stetson Professor Works to Save Florida's Aquatic Gems." According to Sitler, the degradation of Volusia County's local springs over the years has been noticeable, posted by The Deland-Deltona Beacon Online July 5.  Stetson University student Cornelius White was one of several students to receive the Black Heritage Planning Committee's "Young Pillar" Scholarship, awarded to students who were involved in various civic activities throughout high school, posted by The Miami Times June 28.  The June 30 NASDAQ quoted Law Professor Rebecca Morgan in the story, "Beware Fraudsters When You Go Online." Kiplinger also ran the article. Professor Rebecca Morgan wrote the June 29 Elder Law Prof Blog, "Medicaid Per Capita Caps Explained." She authored the July 5 Elder Law Prof Blog, "American Society on Aging- Call for Proposals Extended," and the July 6 Elder Law Prof Blog, "How Much Care do Family Caregivers Provide?" Professor Morgan wrote the June 30 Elder Law Prof Blog, "Tips to Living Longer from Those Who Are."  The July 5 Florida Trend listed Stetson University College of Law among the top five Florida law schools in Legal Elite.  Law Professor Charles Rose spoke with the Tampa Bay Times for the story, "Judge to weigh use of new self- defense claim in slaying of ex-USF football player."  The International Jurist "Best LL.M. Programs" edition featured Stetson University's LL.M. in International Law as an A+ for Student Experience.

Other News:

 The June 30 Tampa Bay Business Journal ran the news that "Hot Leads: USF Sarasota-Manatee, Stetson launch admissions agreement."  The June 29 and 30 Bay News 9 and 13 News featured interviews with Law Professor Louis Virelli on constitutional issues.  Law Professor Jason Palmer is general editor and Professor Brooke Bowman is assistant editor of the 2016 Year in Review in the ABA Section of International Law, according to the ABA Section of International Law Journal.  The June 29 Targeted News Service reported that "Stetson Presents Awards to Alumni and Friends at Florida Bar Convention."  The June 30 InsuranceNewsNet and Targeted News Service picked up the article, "Professor Luz Nagle Speaks Around the World in Brazil, Canada, Costa Rica."  The June 30 Targeted News Service ran the article, "Career Development Leader Appointed to ABA Young Lawyers Division Senior Leadership Team."  Professor Roberta Flowers' presentation on ethics was mentioned in the July 1 Elderlaw Report article, "ASNP's 11th Annual Meeting: Special Needs Planning in an Era of Change."  The July 5 Plus Company Updates profiled honorary doctor of laws recipient Donald M. Kendall, chairman emeritus of EastWest Institute and co-founder of PepsiCo where he served as chairman and CEO for 21 years before his retirement in May 1986.  The July 5 Florida Politics reported that Law adjunct and retired Judge Simone Marstiller has joined Gunster.

Alumni News: