Rachel J. Anderson (Law) presented at a faculty workshop at California Western School of Law on a panel on The Nuts & Bolts of Preparing Your Promotion and Tenure Package.    

Benjamin Edwards (Law) presented a working paper idea entitled "Judicial Business" at the National Business Law Scholars Conference at UCLA School of Law. 

Marla B. Stafford (Marketing and International Business) has been named a winner of the inaugural AAA-EAA Collaborative Research Competition, jointly sponsored by the American Academy of Advertising (AAA) and the European Advertising Academy (EAA). Her co-authored submission, "Betting on Better: How Cause Marketing Strategy by Gambling Companies…

Jacob D. Skousen (Educational Psychology, Leadership, and Higher Education) co-authored the article, "Internal Equity: Analyzing Fluctuations in Salary Differences within Public Education in California Over Time," published in the Journal of Education Finance and Law. The co-authors included K. Scriber, D. McDaniel, M. Frame, S. Hilton, and S. C.…

Wonyong Oh (Management and Entrepreneurship) has been honored by Ivey Publishing, as one of his business cases, "Netflix: International Expansion," was recognized as an Ivey Classic, ranking #5 among the 25 most-used Ivey cases of the past decade (2015–2025). The case explores the strategic challenges faced by Netflix and remains widely…

Dr. Marc J. Kahn (Medicine) and a colleague recently published a paper in the Physician Leadership Journal titled, "The Three Stages of Physicians' Careers." The three stages of a physician's career described include: Stage 1: Time and energy but no money; Stage 2: Money and energy but no time, and; Stage 3: Time and money but no energy.

Patrick Blennerhassett (Journalism) has published a book on Amazon called "The Death of Birth." Blennerhassett is also completing his master's of journalism and media studies at UNLV and is a full-time journalist at the Las Vegas Review-Journal. His book blends mystery, thriller, sci fi and speculative fiction into an action/adventure trilogy.

The College of Education is pleased to share that several faculty/staff-alumni were recognized for contributions to their field and program, and named as 2025 Alum of the Year. Recipients included: Maria Aladjova '19 M.S. Counselor Education Jennifer Guyer '05 Ed.S. School Psychology Kim Nehls '07 Ph.D. Higher Education Ignacio Prado '12 M.…

Andrew Lugg (Political Science) recently published a co-edited book titled "Globalization in Latin America: The Law, Politics and Economics of Preferential Trade Agreements" at Cambridge University Press. The 13-chapter volume brings together a diverse array of scholars from the fields of economics, political science, and law to better…