Publications + Presentations

Jennifer Madden, adjunct instructor at the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences and a doctoral student at Weatherhead School of Management, recently had a paper accepted for presentation at the International Research Society for Public Management’s annual conference in Rome. Her paper, “Emotiona...

Rhonda Williams, director of the CWRU Social Justice Institute/Alliance, recently published an article in the book Freedom Now! Struggles for the Human Right to Housing in L.A. and Beyond. Her article, “‘We Refuse!’: Privatization, Housing and Human Rights,” was selected as the opening article of th...

Marilyn Sanders Mobley, vice president of the Office of Inclusion, Diversity & Equal Opportunity, will travel to George Mason University this week, where she will be recognized for her work as one of the founders of the university’s African American Studies program. Mobley created the program while ...

The School of Law’s Carrie Basas presented at the Labor and Employment Relations Association annual meeting in Chicago Jan. 6. The visiting associate professor presented on “Public Sector Bargaining Agreements, Disability Rights, and Technology as Access.”...

Henry Adams, professor of American art, wrote the catalogue essay for a major exhibition of work by the Wyeth Family—N. C., Andrew and Jamie Wyeth—that just opened in Paris at the Mona Bismark Foundation. The exhibit has received glowing press, including an enthusiastic review in the famous French n...

Michael Scharf, the John Deaver Drinko-Baker & Hostetler Professor of Law and director of the Frederick K. Cox International Law Center, participated in the World Legal Forum's Expert Meeting, A Self-Regulatory Initiative to Facilitate International Standardization and Dispute Resolution for Multina...

Carrie Basas, visiting associate professor of law, attended the American Bar Association’s Standing Committee on Specialization in Austin, Texas, Dec. 3, and was recently appointed to the Standing Committee for a three-year term. Basas is also one of the drafters of the ABA’s current resolution on ...

Just as e-books and text messaging have their skeptics today, when Daniel Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe rolled off the printing press in 1719, the public wondered how this work of fiction and others like it would affect public morals and social order, according to Christopher Flint, associate professor of...

Linda Ehrlich, associate professor of Japanese, presented at the (S)Movies: Contemporary Spanish Cinema conference in New York City Dec. 12-17. Ehrlich gave an introductory talk about Catalan director Isaki Lacuesta and led a post-film-viewing question-and-answer session with the director. Lacuesta...

Michael Benza, visiting associate professor in the School of Law, recently presented at the Ohio Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers’ Annual Death Penalty Seminar. His presentation, “The Psychologist as Story Teller: Presenting Your Client’s Life Story,” took place Nov. 18....