Rachel Anderson (Law) was appointed to the Executive Committee for the Section on Poverty Law for the Association of American Law Schools (AALS). 

Rebecca Nathanson (Law; Education) presented a paper, Preparing children for court: An overview of court preparation programs and essential components of programs for children, at the 2024 American Psychology-Law Society Annual Conference in Los Angeles on March 23, 2024.  

Rebecca Nathanson (Law; Education) chaired a session, Competency Interventions and Restoration, at the 2024 American Psychology-Law Society Annual Conference in Los Angeles. 

Rebecca Nathanson (Law; Education) presented a paper, The Kids’ Court School Competency Remediation Program: Overview and update on analyses of efficacy, at the 2024 American Psychology-Law Society Annual Conference in Los Angeles. 

Professor Nachman Gutowski (Law) was a keynote speaker at the International Conference on "The Transformative Potential of Generative Artificial Intelligence, Law, and Legal Education: Opportunities, Challenges, and the Way Forward" hosted by the University Of Central Punjab in Lahore, Pakistan.

Professor Francine Lipman's (Law) article "Is Now A(nother) Teachable Moment? Honoring the Legacy of Dr. William E. Spriggs” was just published in the Pittsburgh Tax Review. 

Professor Courtney Cross (Law) presented on "Parenting Under Siege: Reckoning with Coercive Control" as part of the University of California, Irvine's Initiative to End Family Violence. 

Professor Mary Beth Beazley (Law) gave several workshops on Logic and Opinion Writing for the National Judicial College's training on March 13 and 14 at the Thomas & Mack Moot Court. 

Professor Joan Howarth (Law) gave the keynote presentation, Radical Reinvention of Law School, at the University of Detroit Mercy Law Review Symposium with Claudia Angelos, Mary Lu Bilek and Deborah Merritt. 

Professor Joan Howarth (Law) was appointed to the Bar Admissions Working Group for the Committee of Legal Education and Admissions Reform (CLEAR) at the Conference of Chief Justices/Conference of State Court Administrators. 

Professor Michael Kagan's (Law) latest article, "A Faster Way to Yes," will be published in the Georgetown Law Journal. The article proposes ways to streamline asylum adjudication without structurally biasing the asylum system toward rejection of asylum applications.

Professor Michael Kagan (Law), who teaches administrative law at UNLV, presented about the major question doctrine at the Ninth Circuit Chief District Court Judges' Conference in Phoenix.