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“We’re proud of our students for participating and for the success that they achieved. We look forward to competing again next year, and we thank the <a href="/CampusLife/ActivitiesandOrganizations/OtherDelawareOrganizations/HealthLawSociety.aspx">Health Law Society</a> for supporting our students,” said Assistant Dean and Executive Director of <a href="/Academics/Institutes.aspx">Institutes</a> Eileen Grena-Piretti of the group of law students who recently competed in the inaugural University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law Health Law Regulatory &amp; Compliance Competition held on March 28th, 2012.<br><br>Students Dan, Baum, Nathan Carr-Whealy, and Stephanie Uses comprised the three-person team, and fellow students Jessica Williams and Tiffany Coleman, as well as Assistant Dean Grena-Piretti, accompanied them. The competition challenged the students to apply federal health regulations, rules, and policies to a hypothetical problem involving a federal health agency.<br><br>“It’s a great learning experience to be able to make a presentation quickly, and also to learn what the judges expect for those of us who will be competing in the future,” said Nathan Carr-Whealy.<br><br>“It was a good experience to see how healthcare and the law are intertwined,” added Stephanie.