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('3', '1672', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Law School marks new Supreme Court term', '2014-10-07', '0', '\n \n\n\n\n\nWidener Law marked the long-standing legal tradition of the “First Monday” this week by presenting an event that is likely to become a tradition of its own.Five members of the Delaware faculty gathered at the Rodney Square law firm of Young Conaway Stargatt &amp; Taylor, LLP for a breakfast event on Monday, Oct. 6, the first day of the Supreme Court’s 2014 term. The court, by tradition, always convenes its new term on the first Monday in October. The program was coordinated by Widener Law Delaware Interim Dean Erin Daly, with Delaware Supreme Court Justice Randy J. Holland serving as the moderator. Holland is also a member of the school’s adjunct faculty and sits on the Board of Overseers.About 50 people attended and heard presentations on cases of interest coming before the court this term.“This event serves as another reminder of how fortunate we are to have Widener Law in Delaware,” Holland said.Professors who presented included:\nProfessor James R. May, who discussed Elonis v. United States.  The case tests whether postings on Facebook constitute true threats.\nProfessor Mary Brigid McManamon, who explained the legal and political background of Alabama Democratic Conference v. Alabama and Alabama Legislative Black Caucus v. Alabama, which involve majority-minority voting districts.\nHelen S. Balick Visiting Professor of Business Bankruptcy Law Bruce Grohsgal, who explained the implications for federal courts in Wellness International Network Limited vs. Sharif, which involves the constitutionality of bankruptcy courts.\nH. Albert Young Fellow in Constitutional Law David R. Hodas, who discussed separation of powers issues in Zivotofsky v. Kerry, in the context of foreign affairs. Assistant Professor Christine D. Allie, who discussed the state income tax issues for people who live in one state but work in another, presented in Comptroller v. Wynne.\nIn addition, members the faculty from both locations took part in a Constitution Day webcast that previewed the new Supreme Court term. That program can be viewed online here.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1673', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Professor to Present at Meeting of the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Investor Advisory Committee', '2014-10-08', '0', '\nRuby R. Vale Professor of Corporate and Business Law Lawrence A. Hamermesh\n\nRuby R. Vale Professor of Corporate and Business Law Lawrence A. Hamermesh will speak on the subject of fee-shifting provisions in corporate charters and bylaws at a meeting of the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Investor Advisory Committee to be held on Thursday, October 9th. Columbia Law School Professor John C. Coffee Jr., the Adolf A. Berle Professor of Law, will join Professor Hamermesh for the presentation.The presentation is open to the public. Established by Section 911 of the Dodd-Frank Act, the Investor Advisory Committee provides the SEC with recommendations on a variety of matters ranging from regulatory priorities to trading strategies, and promotes initiatives intended to protect investor interests and confidence.The Director of the Institute of Delaware Corporate and Business Law, Professor Hamermesh served as senior special counsel in the Office of Chief Counsel of the Division of Corporation Finance at the Securities and Exchange Commission in Washington, DC during 2010 and 2011. Since 1995 he has been a member of the Corporation Law Council of the Corporation Law Section of the Delaware State Bar Association, which is responsible for the annual review and modernization of the Delaware General Corporation Law. He served as Chair of the Council from 2002 through 2004.Learn more about the Investor Advisory Committee or read the agenda for the October 9th meeting on the SEC’s website.Standard Disclaimer for External Links', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1674', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Law school launches new Family Health Law and Policy Institute', '2014-10-09', '0', 'Widener University School of Law in Delaware has launched a new academic institute dedicated to education, and to the reform of laws and policies relating to the intersection of families and their health.The Family Health Law and Policy Institute will focus on a range of critically important issues, including child welfare, intimate partner violence, family economic laws, elder law, human rights, reproductive justice, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights and more. The institute is co-directed by Professors John G. Culhane, Alicia B. Kelly and Associate Professor Dana Harrington Conner. It will serve as a collaborative think tank and reform and service organization, through innovative scholarship with real-world relevance. It will offer students specialized education and legal training as well as service learning opportunities through legal representation and abundant opportunities for community engagement. “The institute is a force for policy development that will enhance the health and welfare of families,” Kelly said.The institute will gather together leading thinkers, policymakers and practitioners in family health law and policy to work collectively on reforming the field and promoting family health. “As in any area of law – or life – there’s a natural tendency for academics and practitioners in health or family law to focus on their specialties in silos,” Culhane said. “This institute will be a force for bringing these two dynamic disciplines together.” “We are really focused on improving our community in a way that ensures better health outcomes for families,” Harrington Conner added.The school will celebrate the institute launch with an event Tuesday, Oct. 14 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the Barristers’ Club on the Widener Law Delaware campus at 4601 Concord Pike, Wilmington. The program, “Family Health Law and Economic Relationships Among Multiple Generations in Families,” will feature the three co-directors speaking about family health law as a field, followed by an in-depth program where Kelly will speak about intergenerational economic relationships.Attorneys from Delaware and Pennsylvania who attend will be eligible for 1.5 continuing legal education credits. Attorneys from New Jersey may self report with a Widener Law Delaware certificate of attendance. There is no cost to attend. To register, contact Carol Perrupato at caperrupato@widener.edu or 302.477.2178.The program is the first public function for the institute, whose ambitious agenda also includes convening a board of advisors, presenting a major symposium on intimate partner violence in the spring of 2015 and building a roster of affiliated scholars and activists who will be invited to collaborate on scholarly and community-related initiatives. The institute also offers a certificate program for students who want concentrated legal training, including field experience, in areas relating to family law, health law and the intersection of these two fields. In addition to specific coursework, students will fulfill a required experiential learning component involving either Widener Law Delaware’s Medical-Legal Partnership, Delaware Civil Law Clinic, Veterans Law Clinic or another qualifying externship. For more information about the institute, visit its web page.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1675', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Widener Law’s annual Pileggi lecture considers Delaware’s impact on corporate governance', '2014-10-13', '0', 'Widener University School of Law is pleased to announce that Brian R. Cheffins, the S.J. Berwin Professor of Corporate Law at Cambridge University, will deliver the 2014 annual Francis G. Pileggi Distinguished Lecture in Law. Cheffins’ lecture, “Delaware and the Development of Corporate Governance,” happens Friday, Oct. 17 in the du Barry room of the Hotel du Pont at 11th and Market Streets in Wilmington. Breakfast begins at 8 a.m. and the hour-long talk at the hotel begins at 8:45 a.m. He will give an encore version of the lecture to Delaware students at 11 a.m. in Polishook Hall room 203.Cheffins is expected to assess Delaware’s contributions to a corporate governance transformation that U.S. public companies have experienced over the last 40 years. The functioning of boards of directors, the operation of the market for corporate control, the configuration of executive pay and the nature of shareholder activism have all changed substantially since the mid-1970s. Cheffins will evaluate observer suggestions that developments in Delaware substantially affected the trends.Cheffins began his academic career at the University of British Columbia. He was named a Guggenheim Fellow in 2002 and has held visiting appointments at Duke University, Harvard University, Oxford University and Stanford University. He is a fellow of the European Corporate Governance Institute and has authored four books, and numerous articles and book chapters. The annual Pileggi lecture is presented by Widener Law Delaware and the Delaware Journal of Corporate Law. The series has attracted many renowned speakers in the area of corporate law since the first Pileggi lecture in 1986. This year’s program has been approved in Delaware for one continuing legal education credit (no ethics) and in Pennsylvania for one substantive continuing legal education credit (no ethics). There is no cost to attend the breakfast or lecture. The event is made possible by the generosity of Francis G. Pileggi, a founding attorney of Pileggi &amp; Pileggi and father of Widener Law alumnus Francis G.X. Pileggi, who conceived of the idea through a desire to create a corporate law forum for practitioners, judges and academics.Those interested in attending the breakfast lecture should register online. Call 302.477.2014 or email Rose Callahan at recallahan@widener.edu with questions. Seating is limited.Standard disclaimer for external links', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1676', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Delaware attorney general debate happens Wednesday evening', '2014-10-14', '0', 'Candidates for Delaware attorney general will be on the Widener University School of Law campus this Wednesday, Oct. 15 for a debate in the Ruby R. Vale Moot Courtroom.The debate will run from 6 to 7 p.m., with candidates answering questions posed by a panel of journalists. Their answers will be broadcast live by 1150 AM WDEL, and recorded by WHYY for future television broadcast.The candidates are expected to engage with the audience from 7 to 7:30 p.m., and answer questions posed from those in the Vale.Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to take advantage of this valuable opportunity to get an in-person view of the candidates.“Our 2014 debate lineup in Delaware presents a fantastic opportunity for the Widener community,” said Interim Dean Erin Daly. “It is a unique experience for law students to be able to shake hands with attorney general candidates, and ask them questions about their platforms. The Attorney General’s Office employs a large number of our graduates, and it provides externship opportunities to our students. I highly recommend that everyone in the Widener Law community take advantage of this access to the next Delaware attorney general, as well as the candidates for U.S. Senate.”The law school will host a debate in the race for U.S. Senate at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 29. That will also be in the Vale.The debates are presented by WDEL 1150 AM and WHYY and are open to the public. Attorney general candidates include Democrat Matt Denn, who is the current lieutenant governor, and Republican Ted Kittila. The media organizations have also invited Independent candidate David Graham, Libertarian candidate John Machurek and Green Party candidate Catherine Damavandi.The Senate debate will feature the incumbent, Democrat Chris Coons and the Republican challenger Kevin Wade. Media organizations have also invited Green candidate Andrew Groff.Standard disclaimer for external links', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1677', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Widener Law plays key role in new ‘Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts’', '2014-10-15', '0', '\nSeated, from left to right, are 4ED student Victoria Beard, Professor Juliet M. Moringiello, 3RD student Amanda Frantz. Standing from left to  right are DCBA member Steve O\'Neill, artist Liz Laribee, the Executive Director of the MakeSpace, and Assistant Professor Michael J. Hussey. \nWidener University School of Law’s Harrisburg campus will play a key role in a new pro bono effort that supports the arts in central Pennsylvania.The Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts program is collaboration between the Dauphin County Bar Association and the law school. It will provide free representation to income-eligible artists and arts organizations with legal issues related to their art.“This is an underserved community with unmet legal needs,” said Associate Professor Michael J. Hussey, who joined Professor Juliet M. Moringiello in helping to found the program with the bar association. “We are very excited for Widener to play a leadership role in such a progressive program, not only to help protect the artists and their creative work, but to assist them in avoiding legal troubles they may not foresee.”Through the program, artists or arts organizations may contact the Dauphin County Bar Association, which will assess their financial eligibility for pro bono assistance. From there, the association will forward potential cases to Widener Law students who have been trained to flesh out the legal issues at hand. Students will research the matters, which could cover a broad range, from intellectual property to contract disputes to landlord-tenant disagreements, or the creation of corporations and more. Students will conduct client interviews and develop the necessary case files that will then get moved to licensed attorneys acting in a pro bono capacity. Some may stay on with the cases to assist the attorneys.“As a student, this is a win-win situation,” said fourth-year law student Victoria Beard, whose mother has been a fiber artist for more than 30 years. “We can sharpen our skills as future attorneys – in the art of asking questions and eliciting information so we can help the artists – and we can provide a valuable service to people who lack the funds to hire an attorney for help they really need.”Beard and seven other law students have undergone training for the program with Sandra Ballard, the pro bono coordinator for the Dauphin County Bar Association. Hussey and Moringiello have been reaching out to artists, speaking at The Midtown Scholar bookstore and the YWCA in Harrisburg about the new program.“We are continuing to work with staff at the Dauphin County Bar Association to spread the word about the program and to train licensed attorneys who are interested in volunteering their legal services. It’s a great thing for arts in central Pennsylvania and we are excited to break this new ground,” Moringiello said. “We are also delighted to develop a program that enhances Widener Law’s longstanding commitment to providing students with experiential learning opportunities, which will help them build valuable skills for legal employment. This program also helps to further Widener University’s commitment to civic engagement in the Harrisburg area.” For more information on the program, visit hbgmakespace.com/vla. Interested students should contact Hussey or Moringiello.Standard disclaimer for external links', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1678', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Welcome to “The Gallery”', '2014-10-16', '0', 'Widener Law Harrisburg cordially invites friends of the law school to a special Wine and Cheese Reception to celebrate the opening of &quot;The Gallery&quot; on Thursday, October 30, 2014 from 4:00-6:00 p.m. To RSVP, call 717-541-3955.\nThe Harrisburg campus has rededicated one of its showpiece spaces to maximize its visual appeal for the School of Law community.The large open gathering space inside the front door of the Administration Building, formerly known as the Reception Room, has been renamed The Gallery to reflect its newly added function as a showcase for artwork.The change comes through a partnership between Widener Law and the Art Association of Harrisburg. For a nominal monthly fee, the association is supplying the school with artwork that will rotate every three months. The first group, oil paintings on wood planks, are by artist Kelly McGee Curran, who happens to be the wife of law alumnus Matthew J. Curran ‘13.\n\n \n\n\n\n\nThe school recently installed picture rails along the walls for displaying the pieces. New benches and an area rug were also added. The room, which is often used for post-event receptions and special programs that attract visitors, just looked empty when it wasn’t in use, Interim Dean Robyn Meadows said.Now, the school will host these special kinds of functions in a space that truly is a showpiece. The art gives the room depth and atmosphere, she said.“We are really amazed by the character this new purpose has added to the room,” Meadows said. “It is so much more appealing and inviting, and this partnership has proven to be a fantastic way to get art onto the campus.”Meadows said she was especially pleased by the aspect of community involvement the repurposed room represents, and the way it offers visitors a feast for the eyes. The artwork is also available for purchase through the association.“This is really a space to be proud of,” Meadows said.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1679', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Environmental Law Center launches online Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate comparison on issues of sustainability', '2014-10-17', '0', 'The Environmental Law Center has published an indepth comparison of the Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidates’ positions on issues related to sustainability.The information, presented online at law.widener.edu/PaGovComparison2014, is a side-by-side breakdown on 11 key issues like climate change, clean energy, sustainable agriculture, green jobs/green business and more.Widener Law students Austin Langon and Mark Wendaur  researched the candidates’ views and wrote the comparison under the direction of  center Co-Director John C. Dernbach, a distinguished professor of law at Widener’s campus in Harrisburg, Pa. The result is a clear, succinct comparison of the two men vying for Pennsylvania’s highest office.“Tom Corbett and Tom Wolf frequently mention these issues on the campaign trail, both about themselves and their views of their opponent. Voters also are exposed to significant advertising designed to position the candidates, and at times take aim at the opponent,” Dernbach said. “We tried to boil down the issues and present an unbiased view of the candidates with regard to sustainability, so voters can decide for themselves before Election Day.”The Environmental Law Center does not endorse candidates and the online project cautions no endorsements should be implied.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1680', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Dean’s Diversity Forum 2014: Hard Facts, Rarely Discussed Subject', '2014-10-21', '0', ' \n\n\nAfrican American children comprise 15.1 percent of the child population in America, but 22% of the nation’s foster care rosters, according to Starla J. Williams, Widener Law Harrisburg’s Director of Multicultural Affairs, Pro Bono Activities and Externships.Pennsylvania’s population is 11.5% African American. Pennsylvania’s Executive Deputy Corrections Secretary Shirley Moore Smeal added, however, that black women make up 30 percent of the state’s female prison population.These facts and more were presented at the seventh annual Dean’s Diversity Forum, “Why Rachel Weeps: Violence Against Poor and Minority Women and the Wounding of the Heart” featuring two panels on subjects not often discussed robustly in public – why African American women disproportionately experience both the criminal justice and the foster care systems, and the long-term impact on the high rate of violence against women of color. The half-day session took place on October 14 at Widener Law, Harrisburg and was moderated by Widener Harrisburg’s Interim Co-Dean Robyn L. Meadows and Professor Mary Kate Kearney. Discussing what she calls the “criminalization of black mothers,” panelist Professor Dorothy F. Roberts, George Weiss Professor of Law and Sociology and the Pace and Alexander Professor of Civil Rights at the University of Pennsylvania Law School said that “poor black mothers suffer from huge marginalizations, deprivations and disadvantages that we should be ending.” Professor Williams built on Professor Roberts’s scholarship, highlighting that the growing rates of imprisonment of black women added to the disproportionate number of black children in foster care are a means to “control poor and low-income women by keeping them under intense state supervision.”“This systematic state suppression of the parenting role of African-American women “naturalizes social inequality and obscures the need for social change” in their communities,” said Professor Williams, citing Professor Roberts. In giving context to statistics on the state’s female prison population, Secretary Smeal pointed out that most women inmates committed nonviolent crimes and have untreated chemical dependency caused by history of abuse for which they do not seek help. The panelists agreed that the social welfare system is quicker to remove black children from their parents than white children. As a result, black women are reluctant to seek help for their addiction and other problems. Secretary Smeal spoke about Pennsylvania’s recent efforts to reallocate resources in an effort to reduce incarceration for these kinds of offenders, saying that “women need to be able to reach out for help without fear of losing their children.”The second panel focused on the high incidence of violence and abuse among women of color. Kelley Hodge, the Pennsylvania Safe Schools Advocate at the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency, said that black women are targets of violence because they are perceived to be at the lowest end of the value spectrum in our society. “The perpetrator feels he can treat the victim this way and society lets him get away with it,” she said.Rebecca Balog, Project Manager from the Women of Color Network and an advocate for Native American women, said that the rate of violence against Native Women is two and a half times greater than that against other women. To make things worse, the criminal justice system on Indian land is structured heavily to women’s disadvantage. Not only do the tribes lack jurisdiction over non-Indian offenders, Balog said, there is a zero percent rate of prosecutions for abuse and rape on tribal land nationally.Pennsylvania has a significant Native American population but no recognized tribal lands or reservations, according to Balog.The forum was introduced by Pennsylvania State Representative Patty Kim, who recognized the social workers, social service providers and women’s advocates in attendance, thanking them for the critical role that they play in the lives of her constituents in Harrisburg.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1681', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Harrisburg Relay For Life raises money to fight cancer', '2014-10-22', '0', '\n \n\n\n\n\nThe Harrisburg campus took a new approach with its student-run Relay for Life event this fall and presented the event in honor of one its own who was lost to cancer.The 2014 relay, held Oct. 11 in the campus parking lot, honored the memory of Pamela Karpouzis, a Harrisburg law alumna who died of cancer not long after her law graduation in 1993.Student Bar Association President Tommy Russo said organizers got the idea after hearing Professor G. Randall Lee speak about Karpouzis, and how she was able to fulfill a dream of graduating from law school despite her life being cut short by the disease. Karpouzis, a Lancaster native, was a member of one of the earliest classes on the Harrisburg campus.“He motivated us,” Russo said. “We dedicated this relay to her story.”That motivation showed itself in the outcome, with nearly $13,000 raised through the walk. It was $3,000 more than the goal organizers set for the event. The money will be turned over to the Harrisburg Relay For Life organization and used to fight the disease. Karpouzis’ sister, Tina Georges, visited the relay and spoke to participants. “That made the relay really mean something to this school,” Russo said. “It had that emotional connection that was unique and special to the campus.”Russo credited the work of 30 volunteers, serving on eight subcommittees under the direction of chief organizer Benjy Lombard, for the event’s success. Students sent email messages to 3,000 Harrisburg campus alumni, members of the Harrisburg Young Professionals organization and the Dauphin County Bar Association, explaining their plans, the dedication, and asking for donations.The event also raised money through a silent auction – fueled heavily by generous community donations – bake sales and a dunk tank feature at the 2014 dean’s picnic. Ten teams of walkers participated, including a faculty team headed by Associate Professor of Legal Methods Dionne E. Anthon, a breast cancer survivor and generous supporter of the event.Now in its sixth year, the Harrisburg relay has raised roughly $85,000 total to fight cancer.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1682', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Adjunct Professor Alexander Murphy Jr. Coordinates Successful Pennsylvania Bar Institute CLE on Entertainment Law', '2014-10-24', '0', '\r\n				\r\n						Alexander Murphy Jr. at the 2013 Sports and Entertainment Law Association CLE in the Ruby R. Vale Moot Courtroom.\r\n				\r\n		Widener Law Adjunct Professor and entertainment lawyer, Alexander Murphy Jr. \'76 served as the course planner, moderator, and a presenter for a Pennsylvania Bar Institute continuing legal education program titled Entertainment Law in the 21st Century that took place on Thursday, October 2 at the CLE Conference Center of the Wanamaker Building in Philadelphia.The program faculty from the entertainment industry addressed and presented a real-world analysis of emerging issues and challenges in film, music, fair use, entertainment litigation, and entertainment ethics.Mr. Murphy partnered with Timothy D. Chambers, film producer, writer and director, and reviewed the legal and business issues involved in the making of the motion-picture, “The Mighty Macs”. Other faculty presenters for the program included Julie A. Ahrens, Esq., Director of Copyright &amp; Fair Use Center for Internet &amp; Society at Stanford Law School, Stanford, CA; Steven T. Lowe, Esq., Lowe &amp; Associates, Los Angeles, CA; and Professor John P. Sahl, University of Akron, Akron, OH.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1683', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'U.S. Senate debate happens Wednesday morning', '2014-10-28', '0', 'Candidates for Delaware’s U.S. Senate seat will be on the Widener University School of Law campus this Wednesday, Oct. 29 for a debate in the Ruby R. Vale Moot Courtroom.The debate will run from 8 to 9 a.m., with candidates answering questions posed by a panel of journalists. Their answers will be broadcast live by 1150 AM WDEL, and recorded by WHYY for future television broadcast.Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to take advantage of this valuable opportunity to get an in-person view of the candidates or speak to them personally as they come and go from campus.The debates are presented by WDEL 1150 AM and WHYY and are open to the public. The Senate debate will feature the incumbent, Democrat Chris Coons, and the Republican challenger Kevin Wade. Media organizations have also invited Green candidate Andrew Groff.“With about a week until Election Day, this event is a terrific opportunity to get a first-hand view of the Senate candidates and their platforms. I hope members of the Widener Law Delaware community will take advantage of this access and attend the debate,” Interim Dean Erin Daly said.Standard Disclaimer for External Links', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1684', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Widener Law issues call for volunteers to assist with upcoming Wills For Heroes event', '2014-10-29', '0', 'Widener Law is seeking law students and Delaware licensed attorneys to assist with its next Wills For Heroes estate-planning event for the First State.The event will be held Saturday, Nov. 1 at Elsmere Fire Co., 1107 Kirkwood Highway in Elsmere, Del. Attorney volunteers will have training from 9 to 11 a.m. and then take appointments, which begin at 11:30 a.m. The event is expected to conclude by 5:30 p.m.The morning training is mandatory for all first-time Wills For Heroes attorney volunteers. Those who participate will receive two free continuing legal education credits. Morning refreshments and lunch will be provided to the volunteers and parking is free. Volunteers may serve for all or part of the event.Law students are encouraged to volunteer to assist the attorneys as they prepare legal documents. They may also serve as document witnesses. All volunteers will join Widener Law faculty, staff and alumni in presenting this valuable public service to Delaware’s first responders. The Wills For Heroes program provides free estate-planning documents, such as wills, durable personal powers of attorney and advance directives, to Delaware first responders and their spouses or partners. It is open to volunteer and paid, sworn and civilian members of the state, local, county and federal law enforcement, parole, probation, fire, EMS and other first-responder communities who live or serve in Delaware. The program was a recipient of the Delaware Governor’s Outstanding Volunteer Award in 2013.Those interested in volunteering should contact event coordinator Damiano &quot;Dom&quot; del Pino at wills4heroesde@mail.widener.edu or call 302-477-2016 and leave contact information on the voice mail.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1685', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Pileggi lecture marks 30th year', '2014-10-30', '0', '\n \n\n\n\n\nWidener Law recently marked the 30th anniversary of its popular Francis G. Pileggi Distinguished Lecture in Law. The breakfast event, held at the Hotel du Pont in Wilmington, annually draws practitioners, distinguished members of the judiciary, business law journalists and more to hear from leading scholars, practitioners and jurists.The 2014 speaker, Brian R. Cheffins, the S.J. Berwin Professor of Corporate Law at Cambridge University, spoke about “Delaware and the Development of Corporate Governance.” “Our relationship with the Delaware bar is profoundly important to the law school so I am truly indebted to the Pileggi family for its sponsorship of this event,” Interim Dean Erin Daly said. Daly noted Cheffins was the lecture’s first speaker from a foreign school, which reflects the impact Delaware law is having throughout the world.“As the world gets smaller, the importance of Delaware corporate law is getting significantly larger day by day. And Widener is very proud to be a part of that development,” she said.Cheffins assessed Delaware’s contributions to a corporate governance transformation that U.S. public companies have experienced over the last 40 years. In addition to speaking at the hotel, he gave an encore version of the lecture for students in Polishook Hall on the Delaware campus.The event was organized by the Delaware Journal of Corporate Law. It is made possible by the generosity of Francis G. Pileggi, a founding attorney of Pileggi &amp; Pileggi and father of Widener Law alumnus Francis G.X. Pileggi, who conceived of the idea through a desire to create a corporate law forum for practitioners, judges and academics.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1686', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Harrisburg campus gives pro bono award to alumnus judge', '2014-11-04', '0', '\n \n\n\n\n\nA Harrisburg law alumnus who has worked to make pro bono opportunities available to Widener Law students received the school’s 2014 Pro Bono Service Provider Award at a recent gathering in The Gallery.Commonwealth Court Judge P. Kevin Brobson ’95 was lauded for making internship and clerkship opportunities available to Widener Law Harrisburg students. These chances have allowed them to gain valuable skills, network and be exposed to a life in the law, all while volunteering in a spirit of public service.In receiving the award, Brobson joked that he was the “pro bonoee” as his chambers has been lucky to work with “absolutely stellar people from Widener as clerks and interns.”“The students are fantastic,” he said. “I’d put the top students from Widener against the top students from any law school in the country.”“Widener Harrisburg has a bright future ahead of it,” he added. “It is turning out students that aren’t just book smart, but are prepared for the rigors of law and that’s what’s missing today. Widener is leading that.” The honor was given as part of a series of events marking National Pro Bono Week, which occurs every year in October. The celebration was launched in 2009 by the American Bar Association Standing Committee on Pro Bono and Public Service to spotlight pro bono efforts and encourage greater participation by lawyers nationwide.In welcoming Brobson and others to the event, Interim Dean Robyn Meadows noted members of the 2014 Harrisburg graduating class provided nearly 6,800 hours of pro bono service during their law school careers. The audience also heard from student Melissa Toaltoan, who interned with Brobson over the summer. Toaltoan explained how she not only did legal research and helped write opinions, she was also exposed to valuable advice from Brobson and his staff about law school and job seeking.“I learned that not only is he intelligent and funny, he is also caring and supportive too,” she said.Student Bri Gaumer closed the event by highlighting upcoming public interest volunteer opportunities on the Harrisburg campus, including a November day of service at the Bethesda Mission.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1687', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'New Lawyers Join the Delaware Bar', '2014-11-05', '0', '\r\n				 \n\n\n\r\n		On Monday, November 3, 2014, Widener University School of Law held a reception congratulating graduates who passed the July 2014 Delaware State Bar Exam.Interim Dean Erin Daly welcomed the guests and commended the graduates on their accomplishments. She reminded them that they will always be part of the Widener family and invited them to attend future alumni events. Yvonne Takvorian Saville ’95, President of the Delaware State Bar Association, offered remarks and reminded the graduates that “getting involved in their community” is important to their overall success.  The Honorable Randy J. Holland, Justice of the Delaware Supreme Court and a member of Widener Law’s adjunct faculty provided keynote remarks.  Justice Holland conveyed to the group that they are joining a small, but elite group of attorneys and they should be very proud of their success.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1688', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Professional Development Day Brings Distinguished Guest Speakers to Widener Law Harrisburg', '2014-11-07', '0', '				 \n\n\n		Students and faculty at the Widener University School of Law Harrisburg campus took a break from their usual flurry of classes on Oct. 28. Instead, they spent the day immersed in a wide range of sessions designed to shed some light on the professional life of lawyers.Professional Development Day 2014 had 14 separate sessions ranging from the immediate – planning for success on the bar exam – to subjects students won’t face for some time – media relations. The media relations session featured Judge John E. Jones, III from the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania. He has handled some high profile cases in recent years, including one in which he found that the teaching of creationism violated the Constitutional prohibition on mixing church and state. In 2014, he found that Pennsylvania’s so-called “mini defense of marriage” law was unconstitutional, as well, as it denied gay families equal protection and due process under the law.There were other well-known speakers, including 1992 alumna U.S. Magistrate Judge Susan Schwab of the Middle District of Pennsylvania and Hershey Entertainment &amp; Resorts Co. Vice President Frank Miles. Schwab sat on a panel of Widener alumnae called “Women in the Profession” with LaToya Winfield Bellamy  ’05, a member at Eckert, Seamans  and Bonnie Hershberger ’08 from Highmark. This panel quickly turned into a lively group conversation on career goals and how to achieve them. Miles made the “Business Case for Diversity and Inclusion,” and suggested the inclusion rather than diversity should be the overarching goal of every organization.“We design Professional Development Day to give students a nice balance between inspiration about what a law career can be and a shot of reality about the serious practical and ethical issues they will face soon,” said Associate Professor Michael J. Hussey, who served as the chair of the planning committee. “Given the job market and the rapid rate of change in the legal field, new lawyers not only need the legal skills to hit the ground running, but also need a complete set of professional skills to maximize every opportunity.”The day started with two sessions about writing. The first was a nuts and bolts look at how to write a good essay exam, designed to help first-year students early in their law school careers. The second focused on business writing and how bad writing can undermine your reputation.In a hands-on session held during Happy Hour in the Gallery, students learned how to “work not lurk” a cocktail reception.The last session of the day was conducted by alumnus Tom Williams ’93, who gave students pointers on advising small businesses based on his 21 years at the Reager &amp; Adler, P.C. in Camp Hill.Four of the sessions were approved for continuing legal education credits and many practitioners were in attendance.Standard Disclaimer for External Links', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1689', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Harrisburg students plan Thanksgiving Day of Service', '2014-11-11', '0', 'Law students from the Harrisburg campus will be embarking on a new service project this holiday season that provides a meaningful opportunity to give back to the community.Signups are now underway for students who will participate in a Thanksgiving Day of service at the Bethesda Mission in Harrisburg. The effort is a joint public service project of the Public Interest Law Society, the Black Law Students Association and the Latin American Law Students Association.“This experience – the interpersonal skills and giving back – that’s what we are founded on,” said Bri Gaumer, president of the Public Interest Law Society, which formed just last year.The organizations will volunteer at the mission from 4 to 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving afternoon. Gaumer said they will be serving plates of food but also able to sit with residents and engage and connect with them. The students will also set up a table with access-to-justice information and resources for low-cost community legal services.Bethesda Mission has a network of ministries. It operates Harrisburg’s primary homeless shelter for men, a women and children’s shelter, an inner-city youth center, a mobile mission that delivers blankets, warm clothing and food to people on the streets at night, medical and dental clinics for Harrisburg’s neediest families, help with transitional housing and outreach to combat hunger and poverty in rural areas. The shelters provide lodging, nutritious meals, hot showers, laundry facilities and clothing to those in need.“This is an organization that provides an outstanding array of services,” Gaumer said. “It is our privilege to be a part of it. As Widener Law students, we hear a lot about giving back to the community and we couldn’t let Thanksgiving, of all days, pass without an opportunity to contribute in some way.”Students who want to take part in the service project should visit the Harrisburg Public Interest Law Society TWEN page to sign up before the Friday, Nov. 14 deadline. The mission will do a training session with the volunteers before Thanksgiving.Starla Williams, the director of multicultural affairs, pro bono services and externships on the Harrisburg campus, said the volunteer service is an approved pro bono activity on the official law school public service record for recognition of pro bono distinction at commencement.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1690', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Networking evening on the Riverfront in Wilmington, DE', '2014-11-11', '0', '\n \n\n\n\n\nOver 50 alumni, students, faculty, and staff gathered at FireStone on the Riverfront in Wilmington, DE on November 6th for a networking opportunity where all who attended shared a good time, good food and great conversation.  The students of the Delaware Journal of Corporate Law served as greeters to the guests.  The event provided an opportunity for alumni and students to connect and network in the Wilmington area.\n\nPlan to join us for a future evening out in your regional area!', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1691', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Widener Law presents Delaware Tax Institute program', '2014-11-12', '0', 'The Delaware campus of Widener University School of Law will present the Delaware Tax Institute program “Holding the Line on Taxes: Developments in Income Tax and Estate Planning, State Income Taxes, Circular 230 and Income Tax Strategies,” on Friday, Nov. 14 in the school’s Ruby R. Vale Moot Courtroom.The event’s two morning panel discussions will focus on 201 income tax developments and recent developments in estate planning. The program will begin at 8:30 a.m.Martin A. Sullivan, chief economist at Tax Analysts, and former staff economist at the U.S. Department of the Treasury and at the congressional Joint Commission on Taxation will serve as the event’s distinguished speaker. He will speak from 12:40 to 1:40 p.m.The afternoon will also include panel discussions on navigating state fiduciary income tax, income tax strategies with insurance and circular 230. A full event schedule and brochure are available at law.widener.edu/DelawareTaxInstitute2014.The program is designed for accountants, tax professionals, attorneys, educators, and professionals from financial institutions, including banking, insurance and retirement brokerages. It has been approved for seven continuing legal education credits in Delaware and Pennsylvania, including one ethics credit. New Jersey attorneys can self-report to their state continuing legal education board with a Widener Law certificate of attendance. The program also offers three general Delaware insurance credits and up to eight continuing professional education credits, or CPE, credits in tax. The registration fee is $250 for those who attend for continuing education credits, or $150 for Widener Law alumni who are seeking the credits. The fee includes lunch. The program is free for students and members of the public who do not seek continuing education credits, although without lunch and conference materials. The school is located at 4601 Concord Pike in Wilmington, Del.To register, contact Carol Perrupato at 302.477.2178 or caperrupato@widener.edu.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1692', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Widener Law and The Delaware Counsel Group welcome visiting scholar', '2014-11-14', '0', 'Widener University School of Law is pleased to announce that Professor Afra Afsharipour, the Martin Luther King Jr. Hall Research Scholar at UC Davis School of Law will serve as the school’s 2014 annual visiting scholar in residence in business and corporate law.Afsharipour will give the lecture, “Deal Advisors,” on Monday, Nov. 17 at 4 p.m. at The Wilmington Club, 1103 N. Market St., Wilmington, Del. Attorneys from Delaware and Pennsylvania who attend will be eligible for one substantive continuing legal education credit. New Jersey attorneys may self-report for credit with a Widener Law certificate of attendance. There is no cost to register and business attire is required for attendance.Afsharipour’s talk is presented by Widener Law Delaware, its Institute of Delaware Corporate and Business Law, and The Delaware Counsel Group LLP, Attorneys at Law, a Wilmington-based law firm that advises nationally and internationally on Delaware corporate and alternative-entity transactions. She is expected to examine the role of financial and legal advisors in merger and acquisition transactions – a topic that has received a great deal of attention in recent Delaware litigation.Afsharipour will also speak at Widener Law Delaware on Nov. 18 to members of the faculty and students associated with the Delaware Journal of Corporate Law. The school’s Institute of Delaware Corporate and Business Law strives to serve as a forum for interaction between business law scholarship and practice. The institute believes that the law profits from actively engaging lawyers, judges, legislators and scholars who practice, study and define it. Institute Director and Ruby R. Vale Professor of Corporate and Business Law Lawrence A. Hamermesh said the school is looking forward to the events.“Our scholar in residence program was designed to introduce young, promising scholars in corporate and business law to the Delaware bench and bar,” Hamermesh said. “We are certain they will benefit from Afra Afsharipour’s scholarly insights, and will enrich her work with their feedback.”Widener Law is grateful to Delaware Counsel Group, LLP and Ellisa Habbart, founding partner, for its support of this event. The firm has supported the program since its inception.“We have had great success with our visiting scholar program. Almost all of the scholars to date have remained in contact with Delaware and continue to praise the benefits of Delaware law. They are great spokespeople for the state,” Habbart said.Afsharipour’s research interests focus on business associations, business planning, antitrust and mergers and acquisitions. Her work has appeared in the Columbia Law Review and the Vanderbilt Law Review. She is chair-elect of the Transactional Law and Skills section of the Association of American Law Schools. Prior to joining the UC Davis School of Law faculty, she practiced at Davis Polk &amp; Wardwell in both New York, N.Y. and Menlo Park, Calif.To register for the program at The Wilmington Club, visit law.widener.edu/visitingscholar. For more information, contact Carol Perrupato at 302.477.2178 or caperrupato@widener.edu.', '', '', '', '', '', '', '');
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('3', '1693', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, '“Evening at the Capitol” Celebrates 15 Years of Law &amp; Government Institute', '2014-11-17', '0', '\n \n\n\n\n\nA star-studded crowd, legally-speaking, gathered in the Main Rotunda of the state capitol last week to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Law &amp; Government Institute of Widener University School of Law, Harrisburg.Guests at the Nov. 13 “Evening at the Capitol” reception included Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice J. Michael Eakin, Magistrate Judge Susan Schwab of the Middle District of Pennsylvania ‘92, Pennsylvania’s Auditor General Eugene DePasquale ‘02, Pennsylvania Utilities Commissioner James H. Cawley, and Commonwealth Court Judges Mary Hannah Leavitt and Anne E. Covey ’84.Leavitt is currently the Distinguished Jurist in Residence at Widener University School of Law, Harrisburg. Both Eakin and Cawley serve as adjunct professors at Widener Harrisburg.Also on hand were the current director of the Law &amp; Government Institute, Professor Jill E. Family, as well as the institute’s former head, Professor Emeritus John L. Gedid, a former vice dean of the law school and founding director of the institute from its inception until his retirement last year.Interim Dean and Professor Robyn L. Meadows welcomed guests and friends of Widener Harrisburg and introduced Widener University President James T. Harris, III. Harris said that Widener University’s mission of civic engagement and preparing students for a life of citizenship in an engaged society was on full display in the crowd. He said that in mingling he had the distinct impression that Widener Law was “taking over Harrisburg.”Also speaking was Megan Totino Consedine, the secretary of the Pennsylvania Senate and member of the Widener Law, Harrisburg class of 1994. She said she had “Widener to thank for her career.” She said how remarkable it was to see at the reception Widener Law grads who are leaders from all three branches of government.Jason Gottesman ’09, bureau chief for The PLS Reporter, an online legislative news service owned by Pennsylvania Legislative Reporter, also spoke about the gratitude he has for the law school.  “I was the kid that grew up watching C-SPAN,” he said. “Widener taught me how to be a lawyer and now I have a really cool job covering news about this building geared for the people in this building,” he said.Standard Disclaimer for External Links', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1694', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'The future looks bright for Widener Law’s medical-legal partnership', '2014-11-18', '0', 'Widener Law’s innovative medical-legal partnership provides students the opportunity to be part of life-changing improvements in the lives of poor families. Now, it has a strong, healthy future thanks to an infusion of significant new federal funding for community service work.A recent grant to the Crozer-Keystone Health System will fully fund its Healthy Start program, which partners with Widener Law Delaware to provide free legal assistance to low-income pregnant women whose unmet legal needs are impacting their health. The grant, which runs through 2019, is part of $5.5 million awarded to Crozer by the Health Resources and Services Administration. Healthy Start is a federally supported initiative that aims to improve infant mortality rates in low-income communities by providing education and social services to improve the health of pregnant women. Widener Law Delaware sponsors the civil legal aid program known as the Health, Education and Legal assistance Project: A Medical-Legal Partnership. It addresses the social determinants of health that plague low-income communities. The public health community widely accepts that these unmet legal needs – unsafe housing conditions, lack of health insurance, domestic violence and food scarcity – are often the root causes of poor health, and the primary contributors to health disparities. Widener’s program was founded to confront the reality that 80 percent of the civil legal needs of the poor go unmet – and to help meet some of those needs. Participation in the project is a unique opportunity for Widener Law Delaware students, who enroll in a class that also has a field component. It is not a clinic, but it provides hands-on learning experiences. Students support attorneys who are delivering legal services to clients. Program services are free for pregnant women and families who have children younger than 24 months who live in the city of Chester, Pa. and the surrounding community.“Crozer-Keystone Health System has made a significant five-year commitment that ensures the important work of our legal assistance project will continue,” said Widener Law adjunct Professor Daniel Atkins. “Through their support of that effort, students learn about poverty, disability, the social determinants of health and how the law can be used to improve poor people’s lives in meaningful ways.”The project helps clients maintain or acquire health insurance, secure or improve housing, and preserve or obtain public benefits to which they are entitled. Students assist project attorneys by interviewing clients, conducting legal research, preparing training materials and helping clients navigate bureaucracies. Two Widener Law Delaware alumni – Laura Handel Schwartz ’08 and Jordan Mickman ’12 – serve as full-time attorneys. Shannon Mace Heller ’11, is a part-time public health law specialist.Atkins co-founded the project in 2009 with Professor Emeritus Robert L. Hayman Jr. and Professor John G. Culhane, co-director of Widener Law Delaware’s Family Health Law &amp; Policy Institute. It has been funded through private foundations, direct contributions from partners and grants like that awarded by the Health Resources and Services Administration. Atkins, Hayman, Handel Schwartz and Mickman teach the classroom component at the law school.The project is an outstanding example of a public-private partnership that provides learning opportunities for students while meeting critical legal needs of an underserved community, said Widener Law Delaware Interim Dean Erin Daly.“We were so pleased to learn of this funding for Crozer-Keystone Health System, and what it means for the Healthy Start program and – ultimately – our role with the medical-legal partnership. It’s rewarding to know that this valuable public service will continue to be supported for many years,” Daly said.For students, news of the grant was reason to celebrate – for themselves, the indigent clients they help to serve and for students coming up behind them. Student Catelyn McDonough was pleased to know the project has a bright future.“Being part of the medical-legal partnership has been the most meaningful law school experience for me so far,” she said. “I had never before thought about the adverse effects that unmet legal needs can have on a person’s health. This experience has helped me put the stress of law school in perspective, as I compare it to the stress of finding your next meal or losing your residence. Enabling students to give back to the community in this way is immeasurably valuable.”', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1695', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Goodbye, Starla Williams', '2014-11-19', '0', 'UPDATE: A memorial service has been scheduled for Wednesday, Dec. 3 at noon in room A180 of the administration building on the Harrisburg campus. It will be videoconferenced to room 126 on the Delaware campus. All are welcome.\n\nThe original story appears below.\n\nThe Widener Law community is mourning the loss of a beloved administrator who led several key programs on the Harrisburg campus, including the Public Interest Initiative. Starla Williams died suddenly last weekend while traveling in the Lancaster area. She was 50. A native of Pittsburgh, Williams joined the Widener Law faculty as an assistant professor of legal methods on the Harrisburg campus in 2008. She transitioned last year to become Harrisburg’s multi-cultural affairs officer, director of externships and coordinator of pro bono programs “She was making her mark in so many ways,” said Interim Dean Robyn L. Meadows. “She was responsible for multiple programs that are central to the mission of the university and to the success of our law students. She was thriving in those roles, and we were so fortunate to have her energy, dedication and leadership.” Williams founded the Jurist Academy on the Harrisburg campus in 2011. The pipeline program for undergraduates of diverse backgrounds welcomed 34 students during its four years under her direction. Williams coordinated it all – from reviewing applications and planning every minute of the two-week immersion experience, to escorting participants on field trips and staying in touch with them as they determined their future plans. “I would say Jurist Academy was one of the best educational experiences I’ve ever had,” said Tiffany Chang Lawson, executive director of the Governor’s Advisory Commission on Asian American Affairs. She attended the inaugural program in 2011 and has remained close with Williams, calling her a friend who “reminded me to always be grateful for my blessings and always try to do my best.” Lawson, a graduate of Dickinson College, said she plans to apply for admission to the Harrisburg campus next fall, in large part because of Williams’ influence. “The level of excellence she demanded from her students was high. Because of that expectation we all worked incredibly hard in the Jurist Academy,” Chang Lawson said. “We saw how much work she put into that program. We wanted her to be proud of us.” Williams also began the Harrisburg campus annual observation of National Pro Bono Week, held each October. She brought the national initiative down to a local level on campus, creating special functions for each day of the week, designed to draw in community partners, salute pro bono role models and inspire a passion for public service in Widener students. Alumna Rachel Hadrick ’13 met Williams her first year of law school, when Williams served as advisor to the Black Law Students Association and Hadrick became the organization secretary. Williams guided the group toward worthwhile service projects, including a holiday family event with social service agencies. “She definitely instilled in all of us the need to give back,” Hadrick said. “She had a passion for people and for students.” Williams created the Pro Bono Service Provider award, which the Harrisburg campus bestowed as part of the special week’s festivities. Last year the inaugural award was given to Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice J. Michael Eakin. This year’s award went to Commonwealth Court Judge P. Kevin Brobson ‘95. Student Melissa Toaltoan spoke at the event, held Oct. 23 in The Gallery. She worked a summer externship in Brobson’s chambers, after Williams made her aware of the application opportunity. “She just wanted to help us succeed,” Toaltoan said. “Whenever you went to Professor Williams she made it all about you and what she could do to help you.” Associate Professor Anna P. Hemingway, director of Legal Methods, said Williams helped students understand they need values to guide them in their professional lives, without judging what those values should be. “I saw somebody who really tried to instill the importance of values and professionalism in our students,” Hemingway said. “And she led by example.” Williams was always appropriately dressed, behaved professionally and understood the importance of little things, Hemingway said. If students sent her email with the wrong tone, Williams would take the time to explain how that reflected on them – and how that could hurt them in the business world. Williams is survived by her father, a sister and a nephew with whom she was very close. She lived in Harrisburg and attended Kingdom Embassy church on North Fourth Street. She earned her law degree from Duquesne University School of Law in 1990 and a master of laws degree from Georgetown Law Center two years later. She served twice as a judicial clerk in the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania and as a judicial clerk in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania. She spent time working in private practice, where she represented parents in dependency hearings. Later, she went on to serve as executive vice president for child and family services in a statewide nonprofit serving children and youth in foster care. She was a board member of Black Administrators in Child Welfare and chaired the Advocacy Task Force for the Pennsylvania Service Connect Team in Harrisburg. Hadrick said Williams was the type of professional who wanted to invest in younger generations. That meant sharing lessons gleaned from her life at teachable moments. For Hadrick, now an associate at McNees Wallace &amp; Nurick LLC in Harrisburg, that is Williams’ legacy. “Her spirit of pouring into someone else your experiences, and helping them not to make the same mistakes you made,” Hadrick said. “She was my biggest cheerleader and she encouraged me to do better things. And she would not let me off the hook.” A viewing will be Sunday, Nov. 23 at the House of Law Funeral Home, 9406 Frankstown Road in Penn Hill, Pa. The funeral service will be held Monday, Nov. 24 at 11 a.m. at Mt. Ararat Baptist Church, 271 Paulson St., Pittsburgh. The law school will hold a memorial service Dec. 3 on the Harrisburg campus at a time to be announced. In the meantime, students are welcome to leave notes of memory on Williams’ office door in the Administration Building. ', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1697', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Delaware campus Adopt-A-Family program is underway', '2014-12-02', '0', 'The Delaware campus holiday Adopt-A-Family charity drive has returned this year with plans to help three families. “We are seeking donations to assist these families in having a bright and cheerful holiday season,” program coordinator Mary Allen said. “We welcome gifts from the family wish lists or store gift cards to help them with expenses. We will even take monetary donations, and use them to buy presents or help the families meet pressing needs. This year, for example, one family needs beds.”All the program recipients are selected through DVLS and law school clinics, in which they are already pro bono legal clients. Families A and B include mothers and young children who are survivors of abuse and are trying to rebuild their lives. The third family, headed by a disabled veteran, is struggling financially after the VA reduced the veteran’s benefit.Donations are being accepted through Monday, Dec. 22. Those who wish to donate may drop off their items at the Public Relations Office, room 276 on the Veterans Law Clinic hallway, or at the Registrar’s Office. Volunteers are needed to help wrap the gifts. A wrapping party will be held Monday, Dec. 22 beginning at 11 a.m. in the clinic wing moot courtroom, room 273.The law school is also grateful to St. Edmond’s Academy in Wilmington for its donation of a Christmas tree to our program. The tree will go to “family A” – a home with five young children. “Our recipients would have nothing to mark the holiday season with, but for the generosity of the Widener Law community through this program. I encourage everyone to get involved and help brighten the lives of families who are grappling with very difficult circumstances,” Allen said.Below is a list of the adopted families and their needs (or Download the full list as a pdf):FAMILY A (Delaware Civil Law Clinic)Mother of 5 young children on her own. This year has been tough financially for the family. Mother has been working to get custody of her children. She found out that the father of her youngest children was abusing her oldest child. She went to the police and worked with them to protect all her kids, but doing the right thing has come with extreme financial struggles. There is no money for gifts.\n\nGirl Age 10size 10-12,shoe size 3 1/2needs a coat/hat/gloveswish list: Bicycle or Roller Blades, clothes, shoes, Barbie dolls\n\nGirl Age 8size 8-10,shoe size 4needs a coat/hat/gloveswish list: Bicycle or Roller Blades, clothes, shoes, Barbie dolls\n\nGirl Age 3size 3-4,shoe size 8 and 1/2 - 9 childneeds a coat/hat/gloveswish list: Frozen Dolls, shoes\n\nGirl Age 2size 2-3,shoe size 7 childneeds a coat/hat/gloveswish list: Frozen Dolls, Barbies, Shoes\n\nBoy Age 1size 1-2 T,shoe size 3 baby/childwish list: toy cars, action figures, shoes\n\nMotherClothes size is XL tops and 16 bottomsShoe size 6 1/2needs a coat/hat/glovesWish list for mother: set of pots and pans\nMom shops at ShopRite, for gift cards.\n\nFAMILY B (Delaware Civil Law Clinic)A single mother, 30 years old, needs help getting Christmas gifts for her two young children. The mother is currently unemployed, and is a survivor of extreme domestic violence. The mother suffered an unimaginable amount of abuse over the course of several years. Any assistance offered would be very helpful and greatly appreciated.Update: A generous donor has provided for Family B\'s needs. Please feel free to donate any items that you may have purchased for Family B, but we would encourage donors who have not yet purchased items to consider donating to Families A or C.FAMILY C  (Veterans Law Clinc)This family comes to us from the Veterans Law clinic. The veteran and his wife are raising a young daughter and their granddaughter, whose mother recently joined them at home while she tries to regain her footing after personal setbacks. The veteran has been a client with the clinic for a year after having his disability benefits reduced by the VA. He is unable to work full time because of his service-connected disabilities.\n\nFather (Veteran)Bottom Size: 36/34 PantTop Size: XLShoe: 12Wishlist: Gas gift certificates for WaWa\n\nMotherBottom Size: 14 pantsTop Size: LargeShoe: 8 ½ ShoeWish List: Electric Can opener\n\nDaughter Age 12Clothes Size: Medium shirt, 5 pantShoe Size: 9 1/2Needs bootsFavorite Colors are neon green and blueLoves craft kits (Michael’s Craft Store)Starting to get into girly stuff, wears mascaraLikes Shawn Mendez (singer)\n\nDaughter Age 34Sizes: XL Shirt, Pant- 16Shoe: 8Needs: Any kind of household item, she is moving into her own place soon (Gift certificates)\n\nGranddaughter Age 11Clothes Size: medium tops, pants size 9Shoe Size: 8Needs bootsFavorite color is blueShe is NOT into girly stuff!Avid reader (Barnes and Noble Gift Certificates)\nThings both girls would want: iTunes gift certificates, Bowling Ball Bags.\nThe family shops at Food Lion, Redners, WalMart and Kmart.\n', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1698', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'New distinguished professors announced', '2014-12-04', '0', '\r\n				\r\n						Distinguished Professors James R. May, John G. Culhane, Alicia B. Kelly, and Jean M. Eggen.\r\n				\r\n		Widener University School of Law Interim Dean Erin Daly has appointed four Delaware faculty members with the title “distinguished professor of law.”The honor was given to Professors John G. Culhane, Jean M. Eggen, Alicia B. Kelly and James R. May. They were among a pool recommended for the distinction by their faculty peers. Daly made the final selections.“These four professors truly merit the accolade of distinguished professor, our highest academic title. They are accomplished scholars and teachers, and they are all widely recognized as leaders in their fields. Their presence on our campus truly enriches the education we provide at Widener Law Delaware,” Daly said.The title comes with a three-year term. To be selected, the recipients had to have achieved national or international recognition for scholarly research, been clearly identified by students or peers as outstanding teachers and contributed significant public or professional service in accordance with their academic disciplines.Culhane has edited one book, co-authored another and has a third in the works. He is a regular contributor to Slate and The Huffington Post. He has participated in more than 30 conferences in the last four years, from the law governing same-sex relationships, to gun control to public health. He has taken on leadership roles at the school and in the community, including the position of co-director of the Family Health Law &amp; Policy Institute at Widener Law Delaware. Eggen has explored difficult and pressing questions in law and examined them in creative, intellectually rigorous ways. She envisioned the field of toxic torts more than 20 years ago and is author of “Toxic Torts in a Nutshell,” soon to be in its fifth edition. In addition, she is emerging as a leading force at the intersection of neuroscience and torts. She is a member of the Special Committee on Congressional Relations of the American Bar Association Section on Environment, Energy and Resources. She has chaired Widener Law Delaware’s Promotion, Retention and Tenure Committee since 2010. Eggen was also among the 2011 faculty named to three-year distinguished professor appointments.Kelly has been at the cutting edge of an emerging field that she has largely defined, examining within-family economic and care relationships. At the same time, she is co-authoring a forthcoming casebook on property law. She has participated in more than 20 conferences in the last four years and provided energetic leadership and wisdom on a range of important law school committees, as well as in academic organizations. She co-directs Widener Law Delaware’s Family Health Law &amp; Policy Institute. May has edited one book, co-authored another, is co-editing two more on environmental and constitutional topics. In addition, he has contributed numerous chapters to other edited volumes and is regularly involved in writing amicus briefs in federal environmental cases. He envisioned the field at the intersection of environmental and constitutional law, which is now at the heart of environmental governance discourse happening throughout the world. He has participated in more than 40 conferences over the last four years and in 2014 alone has been invited to speak in Africa, Asia, Europe and throughout the United States. He is a member of the Environmental Law Institute and a lecturer at the National Judicial College. At the law school, he initiated a shift toward transparency with the creation of Faculty Governance and Budget Committees. He co-founded and co-directs Widener’s Environmental Law Center. He also currently co-chairs the Dean Search Committee for Widener Law Delaware.Standard Disclaimer for External Links', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1699', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Widener Women\'s Network Welcomes Interim Dean and Professor of Law Erin Daly', '2014-12-05', '0', '\r\n				 \n\n\n\r\n		The Philadelphia Chapter of the Widener Women\'s Network welcomed Interim Dean and Professor of Law Erin Daly as the guest speaker at their December networking luncheon. Dean Daly addressed the topic “Leadership by Choice,” contrasted with her current position as Interim Dean.  Alumnae attended the complimentary luncheon which provides an opportunity for networking and making acquaintances with women in the legal profession. The event was sponsored by Miriam Barish \'92, partner at Anapol Schwartz.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1700', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'New lawyers join PA bar in Philadelphia City Hall ceremony', '2014-12-08', '0', '\n \n\n\n\n\nFifteen of the Delaware campus’ newest alumni took their oaths and were inducted into the Pennsylvania Bar Association recently at a ceremony for Widener Law graduates.Four alumni judges presided over the Dec. 4 event, officially named the Widener University School of Law Hon. Charles P. Mirarchi Jr. Pennsylvania Bar Induction Ceremony.Judge Paul P. Panepinto ’76 of the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Civil Trial Division, gave the keynote, while other remarks came from Judge George W. Overton, \'86, of the Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas Civil Trial Division, Administrative Judge Margaret T. Murphy, \'77, of the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Family Division and Judge Joel S. Johnson, \'91, of the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Family Division. Alumnus William P. Fedullo, ’76, chancellor of the Philadelphia Bar Association, moved for the graduates’ admissions.The event had a distinct Widener flair, with Interim Dean Erin Daly noting how the school is often referred to as a family. It has a support system that moves students through their studies and successfully into the working world.“On days like today, that feeling of family really is true,” she said.Overton, who has taught at Widener Law Delaware as an adjunct professor, advised the new lawyers to remember their induction day when their careers need rejuvenating. “You can look back and remember the promise you felt as you sit here today.”Murphy said Widener Law Delaware’s reputation is best evidenced by the quality of its graduates, and that it is incumbent upon them to enhance that reputation by sharing their time and treasure. “Always remember Widener said yes to you, so when Widener comes back to you, you need to say yes to helping Widener,” she said.Johnson noted legal careers are built over time in a profession filled with diverse opportunities. He also told them to be proud of their school, and pledged alumni support. “We’re all here if you need us. We are only a phone call away. I bleed Widener,” he said to chuckles.Panepinto said it was a joyful time to celebrate. He urged the new attorneys to be optimists and believe in good outcomes for their clients. “The law is a wonderful profession and when you add the desire to help others, the rewards will exceed your expectations,” he said.The induction ceremony was officially named in honor of Mirarchi in 2010. He was a founding member of the law school’s early parents’ association, a strong financial supporter of Widener Law and had served as both a member of the school’s Board of Overseers and on its adjunct faculty. Mirarchi founded the school’s annual bar induction ceremony for new Pennsylvania lawyers in Philadelphia. He died in May 2010. Lawyers who took the oath at the ceremony included:Craig M. BurkeAndrea L. CicconeCaitlin H. ConkPaula C. CopainDean B. GayLiya GroysmanMarcia N. LeachJessica ManisCourtney K. MazzioKatherine I. McFaddenJames J. MunnellyChristopher PineJulia S. ProsperoAnthony E. PuglisiJordan Strokoff\n', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1701', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Professor Invited to China to Share Environmental Law Expertise', '2014-12-10', '0', '\n \n\n\n\n\nDistinguished Professor James R. May, the co-Director of Widener Law’s Environmental Law Center, recently traveled to Bejing, China to speak with judges, advocates, government officials and non-governmental organizations about emerging legal issues in the implementation of newly enacted and progressive environmental laws in China, which are due to go into effect in January 2015. May, a law professor and former federal litigator, was one of three Americans invited to speak, and the only one from the ranks of academia. “It was an honor to be invited to speak about developments in the legal system in China. First, earlier this year, China enacted a new, comprehensive and progressive Environmental Law, which goes into effect in January. Second, China and the U.S. reached an accord to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases, principally by promoting sustainable energy practices in renewable. The excitement throughout government, academia, corporations, and the NGO community is palpable and enervating,&quot; said May of his experiences in China.On November 20th, Professor May joined noted environmental attorney Daniel Riesel and John Walke, Senior Attorney at the Natural Resources Defense Council, for an in-depth conversation on amendments to Chinese air quality laws involving participants from local and international non-governmental organizations, including the Friends of Nature, Clean Air Alliance of China, Energy Foundation, All-China Environment Federation, and the American Bar Association’s Beijing Office.On November 21, May and his colleagues met with Ministry of Environmental Protection officials and professors from Peking University Law School serving as the drafting group for amendments to China’s Regulation on public participation in the Energy Information Administration. At this event, May gave a presentation about the role of access to information, public participation and judicial processes.Finally, on the 22nd, May and his fellow experts participated in the 16th Judges and Lawyers Training held by the Institution of Application Jurisprudence, under the Supreme People’s Court and China University of Political Science and Law, that nation’s largest and most important annual environmental law conference. May presented on the role of “Natural Resource Damages,” and discussed citizen suits, scientific evidence and expert witness, and litigation and dispute resolution strategies.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1703', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Information Sessions Set for January 10th', '2014-12-16', '0', '				\nWidener Law\'s Admissions Office will host information sessions on Saturday, January 10, 2015 for prospective applicants interested in hearing more about the benefits of a legal education at Widener.The events, which will run from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in both Delaware and Harrisburg, give those interested in a legal education the opportunity to hear about the admissions process, financial aid, career development, and the wonderful experiential learning programs available at Widener Law. Attendees can even get a taste of what a law school class entails.Read more about our upcoming Information Session or register to attend.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1704', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Widener Law student recognized for public service work', '2014-12-22', '0', 'Widener University School of Law congratulates Delaware student Stephanie Stecklair, who recently received a 2014 Law Student Award, given by the Philadelphia Bar Association Public Interest Section.The award is given to students from Philadelphia-area law schools who demonstrate a commitment to public service.Stecklair, a third-year, extended-division student who will graduate with pro bono distinction in December 2015, resides in Philadelphia. During her time in law school she has dedicated herself to issues surrounding domestic violence, particularly indigent women and the legal conflicts they face. She has served as an advocate for Philadelphia Legal Assistance in the Custody and Support Assistance Clinic, which provides legal assistance to indigent Philadelphians, and worked at Women Against Abuse Inc., a Philadelphia nonprofit providing legal assistance to domestic violence victims.For the past 18 months she has served as the Widener Law Delaware Domestic Violence Research and Advocacy Fellow. In that role she has served in a law clerk capacity to the director and staff attorney for the school’s Delaware Civil Clinic, and has assisted with the client intake process at the New Castle County, Del. courthouse.Stecklair is a member of the law school’s Public Interest Law Alliance, and will co-chair the spring 2015 annual auction to raise money for public-interest student scholarships. She is also vice president of the Women’s Law Caucus and leads the annual campaign for the Martin Luther King Semester of Service.In addition to her studies, she is a law clerk at Berner Klaw &amp; Watson LLP, a boutique family law firm in Philadelphia. “Stephanie seizes new opportunities, readily accommodates them into her schedule, and utilizes them to reflect her principles.  She is a leader who welcomes the mentoring of those who have come before her, and who aspires to be a mentor for those who follow her,” said Professor Sydney Howe-Barksdale, who directs the school\'s Public Interest Resource Center and nominated Stecklair. “She is an exceptional person.”Stecklair was honored Wednesday, Dec. 10 at an awards ceremony organized by the Philadelphia Bar Association Public Interest Section at the Philadelphia Marriott on Market Street.“It was such an honor to receive this award in the presence of Philadelphia’s public interest community, including those I have been fortunate enough to work with and those I look up to,” she said. “I am humbled by this recognition and I thank Dr. Howe-Barksdale for her nomination.”', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1705', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'The Delaware Chapter of the Widener Women\'s Network Hears from Interim Dean Erin Daly', '2014-12-22', '0', '\n \n\n\n\n\nThe Widener Women\'s Network Delaware Chapter welcomed Interim Dean and Professor of Law Erin Daly as the guest speaker on December 15th at their networking luncheon.  As she did in Philadelphia earlier in the month, Dean Daly addressed the topic “Leadership by Choice,” contrasting her current position as Interim Dean.  Alumnae attended the complimentary luncheon which provides an opportunity for networking and making acquaintances with women in the legal profession.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1706', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Veterans Law Clinic recovers record awards in 2014', '2015-01-05', '0', 'The Widener University School of Law Veterans Law Clinic had a record year recovering medical disability benefits for veterans in 2014.The clinic, which serves in a pro bono capacity, recovered $1,765,638 in calendar year 2014. It was the highest dollar amount recovered for veteran clients in a single calendar year since the clinic began operations in 1997.  The Veterans Law Clinic, based at Widener Law Delaware, provides free legal aid to disabled veterans and their dependents with claims pending before the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). The clinic specializes in representing veterans’ cases on appeal from VA regional offices located throughout the United States to the Board of Veterans Appeals and the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims. The clinic also assists veterans with other matters related to veterans law, including VA pension cases, VA overpayment cases and discharge upgrades, as well as legal issues that are impediments to financial security, such as expungement of certain criminal charges, collection of medical bills and obtaining Social Security.The clinic does not charge veterans for its services, nor does it keep any portion of financial awards it wins for its clients. It also covers the costs of independent medical exams when they are needed for clients’ cases. The $1.76 million in recovered benefits for 2014 represented combined awards on behalf of 35 veteran clients.  It brings the total benefits recovered by the clinic to more than $7 million, with $3.7 million – or 53 percent – of that recovered in the last three years.The milestone comes in the same year the American Bar Association House of Delegates passed a resolution at its annual meeting, encouraging law schools to create veterans law clinics. Widener Law was highlighted in the resolution as one of several models for other schools to follow.“The clinic has had an outstanding year,” Director Susan Saidel said. “It has been really rewarding to recover these benefits for our veteran clients, because they improve their lives and the lives of their family members. These awards can be the difference between hunger and homelessness and a warm, safe home with a stocked refrigerator. The work is also an eye-opening educational experience for our law students, as it demonstrates the impact of public interest work and hopefully ignites a passion for pro bono that stays with them during their legal careers.”Currently more than half of all clinic clients are Delaware residents. Others hail from Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey and Maryland.  Cases are handled by approximately ten students each semester, who receive no monetary compensation, and approximately 80 attorneys from the community who serve in a pro bono capacity. Students spend up to 20 hours per week in the clinic, including office hours where they assist with completing intakes for new clients and other administrative tasks.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1709', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Widener Law Jurist in Residence to give lecture on civil forfeiture', '2015-01-20', '0', 'Commonwealth Court Judge Mary Hannah Leavitt will give her second lecture at Widener Law’s Harrisburg campus since becoming the jurist in residence a year ago.Leavitt will give the talk “Civil Forfeiture Redux: An Update and Focus on Constitutional Issues,” to the law school community Thursday, Jan. 22 at 4:30 p.m. in room A180 of the administration building at 3737 Vartan Way, Harrisburg. The event is open to the public. Pennsylvania and Delaware attorneys who attend will be eligible for one free substantive continuing legal education credit. Registration is not required but the law school asks those who plan to attend to RSVP with Sandra Graeff at 717.541.3965 or slgraeff@widener.edu.As jurist in residence, Leavitt teaches a colloquium on special problems in government litigation, gives public lectures on important legal issues in Pennsylvania and is available for consultation and exchanges with faculty and law students. Her position is hosted by the school’s Law &amp; Government Institute. The institute is a dynamic resource for students, government officials, legislators, judges, attorneys and the public that focuses on legislation, the intersection of law and policy, and administrative agencies. For students, the institute provides knowledge and insights about how government works, the skills lawyers use when representing clients before the government and skills lawyers use when representing the government itself.Leavitt joined the Commonwealth Court in January 2002. Prior to that, she was a shareholder at Buchanan Ingersoll, where she was a member of the firm’s litigation section and chair of the Insurance Regulatory Law Group. Her private practice focused on administrative law, appellate practice and insurance regulatory law. That legal specialty began with her appointment as an assistant attorney general in 1978 and her assignment to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department. She worked at the department nearly 10 years, ending her service there as chief counsel, appointed by Gov. Dick Thornburgh. She holds a law degree from Dickinson School of Law.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1710', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Global Environmental scholars to visit Widener Law', '2015-01-21', '0', 'Widener University School of Law in Wilmington, Del. is hosting six leading scholars from across the nation and around the world during the spring 2015 semester to collaborate with professors and students on how to implement constitutionally recognized environmental rights.The 2015 Scholar in Residence Program for Global Environmental Constitutionalism is bringing a new face to the Widener Law Delaware campus each month, and two in March. Most of the scholars will stay in Delaware about 10 days, live in school residence halls and use faculty office space for research. They will visit classes, give lectures and make a presentation to the faculty.“We are very excited about this new program that highlights this cutting edge research that lies at the intersection of human rights, environmental rights, and Constitutional law. Their presence here will enrich the Widener community of students and scholars, and we expect that spending time at Widener will, in turn, lend added depth to the scholars’ work,” said Interim Co-Dean and Professor of Law Erin Daly, a global expert in comparative constitutionalism.“This is a tremendous opportunity to expose our students and faculty to a group of legal professionals who are among the most respected voices in the international arena that connects Constitutions to environmental protection,” said Distinguished Professor James R. May, director of the school’s Global Environmental and Natural Resources Law Center. The 2015 Scholars-in-Residence in Global Environmental Constitutionalism are:Jochen H. Sohnle, professor of public law at the Law School of Nancy, University of Lorraine, France, visiting Jan. 12-23. His work is titled “The Protection of the Environment and the French Constitution.” Maria Antonio Tigre, formerly the Helms Fellow at the Governance Center, World Resources Institute, Washington, D.C., visiting Feb. 2-13. Her work is titled “Comparative Analysis of the Environmental Aspects of Amazonian Constitutions.” Josh Gellers, LEED green associate and assistant professor in the Department of Political Science and Public Administration at the University of North Florida, visiting March12-17. His work is titled “Environmental Rights, Environmental Justice, and Democracy.”Christopher Jeffords, assistant professor in the Department of Economics at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, visiting March 19-20. His work is titled “On the Effects of Constitutional Environmental Rights Provisions Across Space and Time.”Louis J. Kotze, professor of law at North-West University in South Africa, visiting April 13-25. His work is titled “The Reconciliatory Role of Sustainable Development in Transformative Environmental Constitutionalism: The South African Example.”Ramin Pejan, consultant on human rights to the United Nations Environment Programme and adjunct professor of law at University of California, Irvine, visiting May 4-17. His work is titled “Exploring the Content of the Emerging International Right to a Healthy Environment.”', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1712', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'MLK observances engage law school community', '2015-01-28', '0', 'Both Widener University School of Law locations held events recently commemorating the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWidener Law Delaware honored the Youth Court program at Bayard Middle School in Wilmington and Chester High School in Chester, Pa. by giving the program its Martin Luther King Service Award. Through the program students, under the supervision of faculty, train public school students to act as attorneys, judges and jurors in matters involving their peers who are accused of minor school offenses. “It is fundamentally a project that helps people get to know, and understand, people with different points of view,” Interim Dean Erin Daly said. “It does so by uniting people in a common purpose – students and faculty working together to bring restorative justice principles to local schools.” In addition, the program featured remarks from Keith Reeves, associate professor of political science and faculty director of the Center for Social Policy Studies at Swarthmore College.\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nWidener Law Harrisburg gathered to hear a series of speakers examine race relations in the program, “The Growing Rift Between Civilians and Police: What Would Martin Luther King do to Bridge the Gap?”  Speakers included Harrisburg Police Chief Tom Carter and his department Community Policing Coordinator David Botero, Chief Administrative Law Judge Tracy Henry ’94, immediate past president of the Keystone Bar Association, Trent Hargrove, diversity officer for the Pennsylvania Bar Association, and 2014 alumni Morgan Davis and Stephen McLendon, former Black Law Students Association co-presidents. Carter said today the words “We the People” truly mean everyone. “When Dr. King was here, there was real hate in this country,” he said, adding later, “Today we have a kinder policing agency. Our philosophy has changed. We do believe in ‘We the People.’” The program was organized by Dean of Students Keith Sealing.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1714', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'French students arrive to study, engage in American culture', '2015-02-06', '0', '\n \n\n\n\n\nWidener Law has welcomed six new international students to Delaware this semester. They are the first to pursue LLM degrees under a dual-degree program the school has forged with Catholic University of Lille in northern France.The students, who arrived in January, are living in Shipley Hall. They have already earned first-level legal master’s degrees in France. Now, they are simultaneously pursuing LLMs from Widener Law Delaware and additional French legal master’s degrees. Credits transfer under the agreement between the two schools and the students are able to earn a Widener LLM in one semester. They will be here until the end of May.“Their school at home is very, very strong in corporate law and business,” said Eileen Grena, assistant dean for graduate and compliance programs, who traveled to Lille in 2013 to solidify the agreement with Catholic University. “In turn, our Institute of Delaware Corporate and Business Law is highly attractive to them. Their coursework here will give them a global edge when they return to Europe.”The students – Alexandre Flajollet, Marine Lutton, Samantha Zakka, Adelaide Taquet, Thibaut Lesure and Alexis Coquelle – are fluent in English and are enrolled in International Business Transactions, Business Organizations, Securities Regulation and Advanced Corporations classes.They met with Interim Dean Erin Daly recently over lunch and said they are enjoying their studies in Widener classrooms, where they’ve found professors to be much more engaging than they expected.“Here the teacher is always up, always asking questions and it’s always interesting,” Taquet said.They are also planning outings to Philadelphia, New York, Washington and maybe Boston. Several are interested in skiing and seeing a Flyers hockey game. They are also sharing their culture with their American counterparts. They cooked crepes for new friends in Shipley Hall and are hoping to partake in a graduate programs international cook off.In addition to the fun and travel, the students are firm in their beliefs that they will take home valuable degrees from Widener Law. All of them are considering either business school or corporate internships, or both. Taquet said the experience will boost the students’ value on applications and in interviews.“In France, you have to have a lot of diplomas,” she said, noting employers will see their records and know they’ve gained a unique world view of business from studying in Delaware. “We will know differences. We will know how to compare the systems,” she said.Daly, who speaks fluent French, said she was pleased to have the students arrive and get the dual-degree program underway after years of work and planning. “Bringing these students into our school family enhances the atmosphere at Widener Law Delaware. We are happy to welcome them; I know our students and our faculty enjoy all that they contribute to our classroom discussions and the vibrancy of our campus.”', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1715', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'New group of law students takes oath for the limited practice of law', '2015-02-10', '0', '\n \n\n\n\n\nDelaware Supreme Court Justice Randy J. Holland recently administered the oath for seven law students to join the Delaware Bar for the limited practice of law. The Feb. 2 court hearing was held in connection with the students’ work with the Delaware Civil Clinic and a public-service externship.The Delaware Civil Clinic students are supervised by Associate Professor and Clinic Director Dana Harrington Conner and Catherine Zwolak Kilian, clinic staff attorney. They include:Alexander T. CorbinBonnie S. GladuNeepa PatelLindsay L. SewekowAmanda K. ToporThomas H. WingStudent Robert A. Gorkin was sworn in for his externship with the Community Legal Aid Society, Inc., which will be supervised by attorney James G. McGiffin Jr. Holland, who is a member of the adjunct faculty, told the students law is a calling, not just a job. “When you have a law degree, responsibility transcends the accumulation of wealth. You have the keys to the courthouse door and it’s your responsibility to open it for the rich and poor alike,” he said. “Therefore, I congratulate you for recognizing the public service component of the law.”', '', '', '', '', '', '', '');
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('3', '1717', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Widener Law announces lineup for Environmental Law Distinguished Speaker Series', '2015-02-17', '0', 'Widener Law and its Environmental Law Center will host a Distinguished Speaker Series with public events at both of its locations. The lineup includes:\r\n\r\nWednesday, Feb. 18, 4 p.m. – Villanova University School of Law Professor Todd S. Aagaard on “Rethinking the Energy-Environment Divide,” room A180 of the administration building at Widener Law Harrisburg, 3737 Vartan Way. This will be teleconferenced to the Alfred Avins Special Collection Library Room at Widener Law Delaware.\r\nMonday, March 16, noon. – Joshua Gellers, LEED green associate and assistant professor in the Department of Political Science and Public Administration at the University of North Florida on “Environmental Rights, Environmental Justice, and Democracy,” in the Alfred Avins Special Collection Library Room at Widener Law Delaware, 4601 Concord Pike, Wilmington. This will be teleconferenced to room 101 in the library building at Widener Law Harrisburg.\r\nTuesday, April 14, noon. – Louis J. Kotze, professor of law at North-West University in South Africa on “The Reconciliatory Role of Sustainable Development in Transformative Environmental Constitutionalism: The South African Example,” in the Alfred Avins Special Collection Library Room at Widener Law Delaware, 4601 Concord Pike, Wilmington. This will be teleconferenced to room 101 in the library building at Widener Law Harrisburg.\r\nThursday, April 16, 4 p.m. – Linda Malone, the Marshall-Wythe Foundation professor of law and the founding director of the Human Security Law Center at the College of William and Mary School of Law on “The History and Potential Future of Ecofeminism,” room A180 of the administration building at Widener Law Harrisburg, 3737 Vartan Way. This will be teleconferenced to the Alfred Avins Special Collection Library Room at Widener Law Delaware.\r\n\r\nAttorneys from Delaware and Pennsylvania who attend the in-person lectures with Aagaard and Malone on the Harrisburg campus will be eligible for one continuing legal education credit. All of the events are free and open to the public.To register for an in-person event at Widener Law Harrisburg contact Sandra Graeff at slgraeff@widener.edu or 717.541.3965. To register for the in-person event at Widener Law Delaware contact Carol Perrupato at caperrupato@widener.edu or 302.477.2178.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1707', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Harrisburg Professor Speaks about Executive Power at AALS Panel Featured on C-SPAN', '2015-01-09', '0', '\r\nProfessor Jill E. Family\r\n\r\n“We need to examine comprehensively the procedures that accompany executive power in immigration law, and I think as immigration law scholarship grows to separate out the constitutional roles of the President and Congress when it comes to immigration law, we will inevitably consider the extent of the President’s inherent authority over immigration law,” Professor and Law and Government Institute Director Jill E. Family said during a recent panel aired on C-SPAN that focused on President Obama’s use of executive orders and the separation of power between the executive and legislative branches.Her remarks came during the first panel of the daylong American Association of Law Schools Academic Symposium held on January 5th. The symposium took place during the final day of the AALS Annual Meeting that took place from January 2nd through the 5th at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel in Washington, D.C.Professor Family’s talk, “An Unexceptional Aspect of the Battle Between President Obama and Congress Over Immigration Law,” highlighted the idea that the proper formulation of non-legislative rules did not seem an area ripe for arguing Presidential overreach.Family concluded her remarks by asking, “If the President has inherent authority over immigration law, what is the source of any procedural restraint against the President’s action? Does the Administrative Procedure Act become irrelevant if the President is exercising inherent authority? Those I think are newsworthy questions, but whether an agency properly formulated a non-legislative rule is not.”Full video of the panel can be accessed on C-SPAN’s website.Standard Disclaimer for External Links', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1708', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'School of Law announces plans for MLK observances', '2015-01-14', '0', '\r\nPhoto of Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial courtesy of Keith Sealing.\r\n\r\nBoth Widener University School of Law locations will hold events commemorating the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The national observation takes place Jan. 19 and the school will be closed that day.Widener Law Delaware will hold its event at 5 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 20 in the Ruby R. Vale Moot Courtroom. The school will give its Martin Luther King Service Award to Youth Court programs developed at Bayard Middle School in Wilmington and Chester High School in Chester, Pa.This is the fifth year the school has given the award, which goes to a community member or organization that has brought life to King’s dream, and whose work has manifested those commitments to community service and to social justice that the school of law seeks to realize in its annual Semester of Service project. Widener Law Delaware Youth Court program students, under the supervision of faculty, train public school students to act as attorneys, judges and jurors in matters involving their peers who are accused of minor school offenses. It is a model of restorative justice, where the emphasis is on repairing harm caused by wrongdoing.In addition, the program will feature remarks from Keith Reeves, associate professor of political science and faculty director of the Center for Social Policy Studies at Swarthmore College, and a kickoff of the Semester of Service project, now in its ninth year.Widener Law Harrisburg will hold its event at noon Thursday, Jan. 22 in The Pit in the classroom building. Food and drinks will be served.The event, titled “The Growing Rift Between Civilians and Police: What Would Martin Luther King do to Bridge the Gap?” will examine race relations in the United States given recent controversies about the use of force by white police officers on unarmed black citizens and demonstrations that have ensued after grand jury decisions in Ferguson, Mo. and Staten Island, N.Y.Speakers will include Tracy Henry of the Keystone Bar Association and Trent Hargrove, diversity officer for the Pennsylvania Bar Association. Others may be added.The program is presented by the Dean of Students Office.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1718', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Law professor and student will be guests on public radio show', '2015-02-18', '0', 'The Widener Law community is encouraged to tune in to “Smart Talk” on WITF, the Harrisburg NPR affiliate, Thursday morning, Feb. 19, for a show that will highlight a law school service learning project.Distinguished Professor John C. Dernbach will be a guest on the show with student Pia Aklian, along with Neil Grover, solicitor for the city of Harrisburg. They will be discussing a package of ordinances Dernbach and students in his Sustainability Law and Practice class drafted during the fall semester, which were submitted to the city for consideration.Students in the class spent the fall researching topics chosen by the city, then worked on crafting the ordinances. Their topics included permeable paving, green infrastructure, composting, recycling, green building and mobile food vendors. Class members appeared at a public meeting before the Harrisburg City Council in November, where they presented on their topics. The completed draft ordinances were delivered to the city last month and they are now under review.“This whole experience has been a win-win,” Dernbach said. “Part of Widener University’s mission is to contribute to the vitality and well-being of the communities we serve. It’s a pleasure to be a part of a process that gives back, while building important and valuable skills in our students. To see it highlighted in this public forum is really gratifying.”The show marks the second time Dernbach and a student have been guests on “Smart Talk” to discuss work produced in his classroom in benefit of the community. Alumna Elizabeth Marx joined Dernbach on the show in April 2011 to discuss a research project that examined the progress of Pennsylvania’s recycling law as it marked its 20th anniversary.The show is broadcast at 89.5 FM in central Pennsylvania or live online at witf.org. It begins at 9 a.m.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1702', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Harrisburg students working to form veteran group', '2014-12-12', '0', '\r\n\r\nA new student organization forming on the Harrisburg campus aims to be a resource for veteran students and students with connections to veterans.The budding Widener University Harrisburg Veterans Association is being met with enthusiastic support. Organized by first-year student and Iraq veteran Mary Jorgensen, the group is intended to serve veteran students, and students who have veterans in their families, or who are supporters of veterans. Its goal is to make sure veterans are aware of government benefits entitled to them, and ensure that they – or the ones they love – are using them properly.“It’s an open law school group. It’s not just for veteran students,” Jorgensen said. “There is room under our umbrella for many voices.”Jorgensen is an Army second lieutenant, now in the National Guard. She did one tour in Iraq while her husband did two tours there and another in Afghanistan. She is an extended-division student and works in mobilization planning as a force integration readiness analyst at Fort Indiantown Gap. She is one of 13 veterans who study on the Harrisburg campus.Fellow students Mary Greenwood-Drumheller, a veteran, and Andrew Hollis, a veteran supporter, are working with her.The group is in the final stages of completing its paperwork to be an official organization through the Student Bar Association, and it is seeking a faculty advisor. For now, Jorgensen said, they are operating under the wing of the Public Interest Law Society. The idea for a student veterans association was met with immediate support. Jorgensen said the school required 25 signatures on new-organization paperwork, to demonstrate interest. The group obtained 76 signatures in about 90 minutes.“This is a fantastic idea,” Dean of Students Keith Sealing said. “It makes sense on so many levels. Widener University began as Pennsylvania Military College, so we have a natural inclination, institutionally, to support our veterans. But it’s also a terrific way for veteran students – or students who are closely related to veterans – to band together and support one another. They understand and appreciate the unique perspective that comes from a life involving military service.”The group set up a table in The Pit on Veterans Day, where they served sandwiches, drinks and snacks and gave the entire school community an opportunity to say ‘thank you’ to those who’ve served our nation. “We had a big outpouring from other students,” Jorgensen said. Now, the group is coordinating a giving tree program with the Salvation Army. Volunteers hung angels in The Pit to encourage the school community to shop for the less fortunate and brighten the holiday season. Jorgensen said gifts are being accepted through Dec. 8. The project is a first step for a group that hopes to branch out with other service ideas, including volunteer work at the Lebanon VA Medical Center in Lebanon, Pa.“We are a service driven people. As veterans we want to give back,” Jorgensen said.', '', '', '', '', '', '', '');
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('3', '1696', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Law Students, Harrisburg City Council partner on sustainability ordinances', '2014-11-25', '0', '\r\n\r\nHarrisburg City Council Vice President Sandra R. Reid characterized it as “one of the most unusual endeavors we’ve ever seen.”She was talking about an innovative initiative launched this year by Widener Law Harrisburg Distinguished Professor John C. Dernbach and several students from his “Sustainability Law and Practice” class. The project got its first public airing last week in the City Council Chamber in the Martin Luther King Jr. Government Center.Drawing on the legal research and ordinance-drafting skills they’ve been learning in class, six Widener Law students presented proposed sustainability ordinances. These proposals focused on recycling, composting, storm water management, permeable paving, sustainable building materials and food trucks. Student participants included Pia Aklian, Matthew Fine, Myer Messinger, Travis Petty, Kayla Rosencrans and Mark Wendaur.In addition to Reid, the audience for the student presentations included Mayor Eric Papenfuse, Councilwoman Susan Brown-Wilson, City Solicitor Neil Grover, Deputy City Solicitor Douglas L. Walmer ‘02, City Engineer Wayne S. Martin ‘08, and City Recycling Coordinator John Rarig.“Our students did a great job tonight,” said Dernbach, who also co-directs Widener’s Environmental Law Center. “We made a contribution to a much-needed conversation about sustainability in Harrisburg.”The students individually summarized their proposed ordinances and gave broad pitches for why the city should be interested in the changes. They cited benefits including cost cutting, waste reduction, environmental improvement, job creation, improved quality of life and a healthier environment. Several appealed to the city officials to act as leaders in making Harrisburg a model of sustainability.“Environmental protection, economic development and social well-being can work together,” Dernbach said. “If we weave them together, we can achieve higher quality of life and make the City more attractive and livable for new and existing residents.”Papenfuse was effusive in his praise not only of the students’ performance but of the substance of the changes for which they were asking.“This is a wonderful idea to incorporate what you are learning in class in such a real world way. You now have the ears of the city’s movers and shakers.”Martin, the city’s engineer, said he studied under Dernbach in law school. He drew laughs from the students when he guessed that “this wasn’t their only assignment from him in this class.” He thanked the group for “doing the work for us.”The effort has helped his students learn their craft, while providing the city with valuable legal work at no cost, Dernbach said. “This is a win-win,” he said. “Part of Widener University’s mission is to contribute to the vitality and well-being of the communities we serve. It’s a pleasure to be a part of a process that gives back, while building important and valuable skills in our students.”', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
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('3', '1711', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Incubator program launches in Harrisburg', '2015-01-27', '0', 'A new incubator program for attorneys who want to start their own solo or small law firms has officially launched in Harrisburg.The collaboration between Widener Law and the Dauphin County Bar Association made the opportunity possible for three 2014 Widener Law Harrisburg graduates. Those accepted into the program include John Sweet, Mark Calore, and John Tabler. A ribbon cutting was held this month.The program provides the new legal professionals with Harrisburg office space at the Dauphin County Bar Association, computer and printing equipment, training in the work of building a law practice, mentoring, and networking support. Sweet, Calore and Tabler are required to pay for their malpractice insurance and must commit to provide 100 hours of pro bono legal work while in the program. Mid Penn Legal Services will coordinate the pro bono work. In addition, the new lawyers are being encouraged to take on “low bono” work.The American Bar Association has encouraged development of incubator programs as a way for new lawyers to secure work while helping to meet the legal needs of poor or moderate-income individuals who have difficulty affording an attorney. New attorneys who are gaining legal experience, while their significant business expenses are being offset by an incubator program, can bridge a gap. They can provide legal representation at a lower cost for a sector of the population that finds the fees of more established attorneys out of reach.In addition to providing office space, the Dauphin County Bar Association is coordinating networking opportunities for the participants. Widener Law Associate Clinical Professor J. Palmer Lockard II is conducting training sessions for the new attorneys, serving as a mentor and coordinating the technology provided for the offices. “It is exciting to see the program up and running,” Lockard said. “After months of planning our new attorneys have begun to build their practices.”', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
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('5', '3', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'D. Benjamin', 'Barros', 'http://harrisburglaw.widener.edu/files/modules/hart2307.jpg', 'Associate Dean of Academic AffairsProfessor of Law', '', '“Like many other members of our faculty, I spend a lot of time advising students on career issues. Staying in touch with my former students and following their success in their legal careers is one of the most rewarding things about my job.”\r\n \r\nBen Barros is an expert on property law. He teaches the first-year Property course and upper-level courses in related areas. His research focuses on property law and theory, property law reform, and constitutional property issues.\r\nIn addition to many articles in leading law reviews, Professor Barros is the author, with Anna Hemingway, of an innovative new property textbook to be published by Aspen/Wolters Kluwer in early 2015.  He is also the editor of Hernando De Soto and Property in a Market Economy, a book that explores the thinking of one of the world’s leading public intellectuals and its implications for property law and theory. Professor Barros has done graduate work in philosophy, and in addition to his legal scholarship he occasionally publishes articles on the philosophy of science.\r\nProfessor Barros is a leader in the community of property scholars. He has served as chair of the AALS Property Section and as president of the Association for Law, Property, and Society. He is now the founding editor of the Journal of Law, Property, and Society, a new journal being published by ALPS.\r\nProfessor Barros is a leader in the larger legal academic community. He currently is a member of the AALS Executive Committee and previously served as chair of the AALS Committee on Sections and Annual Meeting.\r\nIn addition to his teaching and research, Professor Barros serves as associate dean for academic affairs at Widener Law. Curriculum Vitae', '', '', '', '', ''),
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('3', '1727', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'A New Day', '2015-03-27', '0', 'For a quarter century, Widener Law Harrisburg has built a solid reputation and unique identity in the Commonwealth and beyond with outstanding programs in government, environmental and business law, and the incomparable access students have to dedicated faculty. Today, Widener University announced that Widener Law Harrisburg will stand on that reputation and those strengths as its own law school.\r\n The university today announced the American Bar Association has approved its application to split its School of Law, which has campuses in Harrisburg, Pa. and Wilmington, Del., into separate law schools that will operate independently of each other, but remain part of the university.\r\n Christian A. Johnson will serve as dean of Widener University Commonwealth Law School, the name for the school in Harrisburg, Pa. The change in status and the new name will take effect July 1, the day Johnson begins his tenure as dean.\r\n “This is an exciting time for Widener University and its law schools,” University President James T. Harris III said. “The campuses have grown with their own unique identities, and are ready to stand apart from each another and showcase their strengths and individuality. Christian Johnson is an outstanding leader, and I am confident he will help provide a world-class legal education that graduates practice-ready lawyers and supports Widener’s commitment to the communities we serve.”\r\n Widener University Commonwealth Law School was chosen for Harrisburg as a reflection of Pennsylvania’s status as one of only four commonwealths. The university community liked the name for its sense of history, distinction and its allusion to state government. It also complements Widener’s strong program in government law, which is a key component to the Harrisburg location’s identity.\r\n Johnson, is the Hugh B. Brown Presidential Endowed Chair in Law at the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law, where he has been on the faculty since 2008. He teaches and writes in the areas of business, banking and tax law.\r\n Johnson earned his law degree at Columbia University School of Law where he was executive editor of the Columbia Law Review and a Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar. He earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Utah.\r\n “It is an absolute privilege for me to serve as dean of Widener Law Commonwealth. The school plays such an important role for Pennsylvania’s capital with its programs, lectures and signature Law &amp; Government Institute,” Johnson said. “I look forward to sharing my vision for legal education with the school, including the importance of globalization and the need to balance legal theory with an education that prepares students for the practice of law. I am anxious to build on the positive relationships Widener has with the community and its many constituencies.”\r\n Widener University opened the law school campus in Harrisburg in 1989 and this year is celebrating 25 years of service the Commonwealth and beyond. The location is home to more than 240 law students pursuing Juris Doctor degrees in a three-year, full-time program, or part time in Widener’s four-year, extended division.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
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('3', '1726', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Meet the Incoming Dean, Christian A. Johnson', '2015-03-27', '1', 'Widener Law Harrisburg and its incoming dean, Christian A. Johnson, share an anniversary. Widener Law Harrisburg is celebrating the year-long silver anniversary of its founding with an event on April 18, the same day that Johnson is celebrating his 54th birthday.\r\nA coincidence? Certainly, but maybe fate, as well.\r\nJohnson, currently the Hugh B. Brown Presidential Endowed Chair in Law at the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law, was announced Friday as the first dean of the Widener University Commonwealth Law School effective July 1, the same day the Law School officially assumes its new moniker.\r\nWhat does seem to be fate is Johnson’s legal career. He was born during his father’s third year of law school. “My father is a lawyer, one of my uncles was a lawyer, my father’s friends were lawyers. I’ve always been fascinated with the law since I was little,” Johnson said.\r\nJohnson received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in accounting from the University of Utah, and worked at Price Waterhouse as a CPA for a couple of years, becoming a lawyer was always his goal, he says.\r\n“I always believed that I would be a better lawyer if I understood accounting,” Johnson said. “I wanted to do business law and tax law. I was an accountant for a couple years and got some good training and then applied to law school. I quickly discovered that the 10 percent of what I liked about accounting, lawyers did 100 percent of the time.”\r\nJohnson attended Columbia University School of Law where he was a Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar and executive editor of the Columbia Law Review. After graduating from law school, he worked as an associate for law firms in New York, Las Vegas and Chicago, focusing primarily on tax law, finance, bank lending and derivatives.\r\nAfter a few years of practice, Johnson decided to follow another passion – teaching.\r\nWorking for Mayer, Brown and Platt in Chicago at the time, Johnson moved two miles up the road to Loyola University School of Law. As a member of the faculty at Loyola, he rose through the ranks to professor, and served as faculty director of the Corporate Law Center. While at Loyola, he also served as a consultant to the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.\r\nAfter 13 years at Loyola, Johnson, a Utah native, was drawn back to his home state, receiving a professorship at the University of Utah S.J. Quinney School of Law. He has served on the faculty since 2008, and was the associate dean of academic affairs from 2012 to 2014.\r\nJohnson said he immediately perceived the opportunity at Widener Law Harrisburg as a good fit. He was attracted to the position by the collegial faculty, strong alumni base, and renowned programs in law and government and environmental law. \r\n“The opportunity at Widener is very unique because a very fine law school is already in place,” Johnson said. “It’s a tremendous opportunity to help a fine faculty develop and strengthen the programs that they have, and the university is extremely supportive in helping the law school be successful. For someone who wants to be a dean, it is a very attractive situation.”', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
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('3', '1721', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Widener Law Students Help Artists in Creative Collaboration', '2015-03-25', '0', 'Providing pro bono services to a nonprofit Harrisburg theater company this year made third-year law student Sarah Pregler realize how many legal issues people deal with in their everyday lives.\r\n“We helped our clients review contracts for a space they planned to renovate to put on their shows and hold rehearsals and classes,” she said. “We dealt with contracts, insurance and local ordinances.”\r\nPregler was among the first Widener law students to provide free legal services to artists as part of the Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts program, which launched last fall.\r\nVLA is a collaboration between Widener University School of Law, Harrisburg and Dauphin County Bar Association and The MakeSpace Arts Collective and is designed to pair artists in need with volunteer attorneys assisted by law students.\r\nThe Dauphin County Bar Association, a professional organization with more than 1,450 lawyers actively engaged in various programs of public service, professional development and personal interaction, first came up with the idea of providing free legal services to income-qualified artists.\r\nSandy Ballard, the Dauphin County Bar Association’s public services coordinator, credits DCBA member Steven O’Neill, who is an assistant counsel at the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency in Harrisburg. She said that the DCBA saw the program as a “win-win-win.”\r\n“It’s a win for the student who get much sought-after ‘client contact.” It’s a win for the artists whom we hope to help. And it’s a win for lawyers who want to do good works but just need the opportunity,” she said.\r\nWhen Widener Professor Juliet Moringiello heard about VLA, she thought, &quot;Wow, what a great opportunity to get our students some transactional lawyering experience!&quot;\r\nProfessor Moringiello points to the current expectation in the legal job market that law schools produce &quot;practice-ready&quot; lawyers. She and Widener Associate Professor Michael J. Hussey immediately saw the value in the partnership.\r\n“While the definition of practice-ready varies depending on the practice environment, we know that every lawyer needs to know how to interact with clients. We think that this program will help us train &quot;client-ready&quot; lawyers,” she said.\r\nPregler agrees, saying that her matter gave her great experience in interviewing skills and with issue spotting.\r\nFourth-year extended program student Victoria Beard said the VLA meant something even more personal and was well worth the extra time. Both of her parents were artists, she said.\r\n“An artist may be a brilliant artist but as we all know, just being a good artist doesn\'t keep one out of needing business and legal advice,” Beard explained. She said that providing services to artists through VLA allowed her to give back to the artistic community in a way she never thought possible.\r\nBeard said she would encourage law students –even busy, working students like her – to give VLA a try. She said while she works a full time job as an administrative law judge for the Department of Human Services, she was able to balance the VLA commitment and her studies.\r\n“I have very little time for myself or for other projects,” Beard said. “So what I do become involved in has to have a purpose.”\r\nProfessor Moringiello said that the Dauphin County VLA is the only legal-assistance program designed for artists between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.\r\nMoringiello, who teaches municipal bankruptcy and is a leading expert on public finance, said that another positive aspect of the VLA collaboration is the impact it has on the city of Harrisburg. “The arts community is deeply committed to making Harrisburg a fun and interesting place to live and visit,” she said.\r\n“That\'s essential to Harrisburg\'s financial recovery, of course. And helping the arts community thrive fits in really well with Widener University\'s nationally-recognized focus on civic engagement.”\r\nFounding MakeSpace artist Liz Laribee agrees, saying that VLA will only help the City grow its creative community.\r\n \r\n“The potential impact on the artistic community here is huge,” she said. “Programs like this are crucial to helping a creative economies generate and sustain themselves.  Artists have a valuable, risky vocation, and the headache of legal trouble can stop a project, or career, in its tracks. This is a great step forward to help, and I\'m so excited to be part of this initiative.”\r\nPregler’s matter was a case in point. “It was great being able to help this non-profit group because they had gotten a space in an area where they were trying to revitalize the town,” she said.\r\n“It was also great to be able to help them because this was something that they were so passionate about.”', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1724', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'A Legal Leader', '2015-03-25', '0', 'Widener Law Harrisburg congratulates Professor Juliet M. Moringiello on two recent high-profile professional accomplishments. \r\nMoringiello was elected in March to membership in the prestigious American College of Commercial Finance Lawyers. The college describes itself as a professional organization dedicated to promoting the field of commercial finance law through education, legislative reform and the recognition of distinguished practitioners, jurists and academics.\r\nCollege fellows nominate new members. Nominees must be lawyers, academics or jurists who have achieved preeminence in commercial finance law and made repeated, substantial contributions to the promotion of learning and scholarship in commercial financial law through teaching, lecturing, publishing and continuing legal education.\r\nMoringiello was also appointed recently as a uniform law commissioner for Pennsylvania. The Uniform Law Commission, also known as the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws, provides states with nonpartisan, well-conceived and well-drafted legislation that brings clarity and stability to critical areas of state statutory law. She has taught Uniform Commercial Code courses since she began in legal education and she has been involved in the enactment of several Uniform Law Commission projects in Pennsylvania.\r\nMoringiello is one of the country’s leading municipal bankruptcy scholars. She has been a frequent commentator in the national and international news media about Detroit’s historic bankruptcy and the dismissed bankruptcy filing and subsequent state receivership of Harrisburg. She is a versatile scholar who writes in the areas of bankruptcy, secured credit and electronic commerce, and her articles have been published or are forthcoming in some of the nation’s top law reviews. She served as the Robert M. Zinman Resident Scholar at the American Bankruptcy Institute in 2010.  At Widener Law Harrisburg, Moringiello teaches property, bankruptcy, sales, secured transactions, and payment systems, and she has taught seminars on cities in crisis, the mortgage crisis, and electronic commerce. The class of 2014 honored her with the Outstanding Faculty Award for excellence in teaching, and she has received the Douglas E. Ray Excellence in Faculty Scholarship Award twice. ', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
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('5', '12', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'James W.', 'Diehm', 'http://harrisburglaw.widener.edu/files/modules/diehm300x266faculty_hb-b.jpg', 'Professor of Law', '', '“I would like to do what I can to prepare our students to become good lawyers by educating them not only about the subject matter, but also about the importance of integrity and professionalism.”\r\n \r\nJames W. Diehm is a Professor of Law at the Harrisburg Campus of the Widener University School of Law. Prior to coming to Widener, Professor Diehm served as the Presidentially-appointed United States Attorney for the District of the Virgin Islands from 1983 to 1987. Before receiving that appointment, he was a partner in a St. Croix law firm engaged in a litigation practice. He also served as an Assistant Attorney General for the United States Virgin Islands from 1974 to 1976, and as an Assistant United States Attorney for the District of Columbia from 1970 to 1974.\r\nHe received his J.D. degree from the Georgetown University Law Center in 1969. Professor Diehm has been a lecturer and an instructor at the Attorney General\'s Advocacy Institute of the United States Department of Justice, at courses provided by the National Institute of Trial Advocacy, at seminars for judicial officials, and at a number of other similar programs throughout the country. He is the author of several articles and has, for four years, taught a course in Comparative Criminal Procedure in Widener\'s summer program in Geneva, Switzerland. In the fall of 1997 he was sent as a legal specialist, by the United States Department of Justice and the American Bar Association on a three-month mission to Ukraine and Russia to start the Criminal Law Reform Project in Ukraine. Professor Diehm teaches Criminal Law, Evidence, Criminal Procedure, and Advanced Criminal Procedure.\r\nProfessor Diehm has been active in a number of professional organizations, including the National Association of Former United States Attorneys and the American Bar Association. During his most recent service with the United States Department of Justice, he was a member of the Attorney General\'s Advisory Committee of United States Attorneys. He is presently the Vice-Chair of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s Committee on Rules of Evidence.', '', '', '', '', ''),
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('5', '19', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Greg Randall', 'Lee', 'http://harrisburglaw.widener.edu/files/modules/lee300x266faculty_hbashx.jpg', 'Professor of Law', '', '“Saint Ives is the patron saint of lawyers. Those who knew him observed that he made people’s lives better and he made people better whenever he encountered them. A life in the law invites us to do that.“\r\n \r\nRandy Lee teaches Constitutional Law, Professional Responsibility, Torts and various writing and advocacy courses. Professor Lee has taught previously at the Villanova and University of Pittsburgh Law Schools and in the Harvard University Summer Program. The moot court teams Professor Lee has co-coached with Professor Kearney have advanced to the National Appellate Advocacy Championship three times, and their 1993 team was recognized for the third best brief in the nation.\r\nProfessor Lee is a frequent speaker for the Pennsylvania Bar Institute and has also done programs for the Pennsylvania Office of General Counsel, the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office, and the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. In addition, Professor Lee has spoken at judicial conferences for the Pennsylvania Commonwealth, Common Pleas and Superior Courts. The colleges and law schools at which he has spoken include Baylor, Boston College, Carnegie Mellon, Catholic, Duke, Fordham, Gallaudet, Maryland, Notre Dame, NYU, Oklahoma, Pepperdine, Touro, Villanova, and Penn.  Professor Lee’s on-line ethics courses have been offered on the websites of the state bar associations of eight states, and he has been quoted in the New York Times, Washington Post and Time Magazine.\r\nProfessor Lee served as the chair of the Association of American Law Schools Section on Professional Responsibility, and also served as the chair of the Law School Subcommittee of the Pennsylvania Bar Association Professionalism Committee. In addition, Professor Lee coordinates the Pennsylvania Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers annual conference for the deans of students of Pennsylvania’s Law Schools. Professor Lee worked on the first case to guarantee people who are deaf the right to serve as jurors and also worked with the Pennsylvania Office of Mental Health to guarantee people who are deaf, deaf/blind, or hard of hearing equal and effective access to mental health services.', '', '', '', '', ''),
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('5', '26', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Christopher J.', 'Robinette', 'http://harrisburglaw.widener.edu/files/modules/robinettec_6962.jpg', 'Professor of Law', '', '&quot;As a teacher, the most gratifying experience is to see your former students succeed in the profession you helped them understand.&quot;\r\n \r\nChristopher Robinette is one of the nation’s leading torts scholars. He has received both the Teacher of the Year award and the Douglas E. Ray Excellence in Faculty Scholarship Award.\r\nProfessor Robinette writes in the areas of tort law and theory. His work has appeared in the nation’s leading law reviews. He is a contributor to the leading treatise on insurance law, and he co-authored the book A Recipe for Balanced Tort Reform. Professor Robinette’s scholarship focuses on the justifications for tort liability and the conditions which would make an alternative compensation program preferable. Elected to the American Law Institute in 2012, Professor Robinette is actively involved in the institute’s mission of clarifying and improving the law.\r\nProfessor Robinette litigated tort and contract cases for several years prior to becoming a law professor, experiences he uses to engage students in his classes.', '', '', '', '', ''),
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('5', '27', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Amanda', 'Smith', 'http://harrisburglaw.widener.edu/files/modules/smitha_6876.jpg', 'Professor of Legal MethodsDirector', '', '“I teach a year-long course in legal methods to first-year students. At the end of the year, when I watch my students argue their first cases, I am proud of how much they have accomplished over a short amount of time.”\r\n \r\nAmanda Smith is a dedicated teacher. She works primarily with first-year students, equipping them with the skills that they will need to succeed in law school and practice. Her courses focus on how to read and analyze the law, research, cite legal authority, and communicate legal analysis orally and in writing. She strives to make her classes engaging and challenging.\r\nProfessor Smith also serves as the Director of the Academic Success Program. In this role, she assists students in enhancing their academic skills so they can reach their full potential. She works with students in various ways, including classes, workshops, and one-on-one meetings.\r\nProfessor Smith’s scholarship focuses on how best to prepare students to practice law. She authored an article, supported by a grant awarded by the Legal Writing Institute, exploring the pedagogical advantages of teaching judicial opinion writing in the first semester of law school. Her approach has been adopted into the law school’s Legal Methods program. In addition, Professor Smith shares teaching ideas at conferences across the country. She has presented on incorporating several innovative technologies and techniques into courses to enhance student learning.  \r\nFinally, Professor Smith has a heart for community service. She volunteers with Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers, which offers support to law students, attorneys, and judges struggling with life’s challenges. She founded and leads two support groups in the Harrisburg area, one for divorced and separated individuals and the other for single parents.', '', '', '', '', ''),
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('5', '13', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Michael R.', 'Dimino, Sr.', 'http://harrisburglaw.widener.edu/files/modules/diminom_6856.jpg', 'Associate Professor of Law', '', '“Teaching gives me the opportunity to think and talk with students about some of the most interesting and timeless questions that have been asked throughout history. When we consider issues of government power and individual rights, the students and I get to challenge each other to think not just about what justice is, but about the proper role of the law – and lawyers – in achieving it.”\r\n \r\nMichael Dimino is an expert on election law. He is the author of a casebook on the subject, and has written widely on the election of judges.  He also teaches and writes about constitutional law, legislation, constitutional criminal procedure, administrative law, federal courts, and U.S. Supreme Court politics.\r\nAfter graduating cum laude in 2001 from Harvard Law School, where he was Articles Editor of the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy, Professor Dimino served as Chief Clerk to Associate Judge Albert M. Rosenblatt of the New York State Court of Appeals, and then clerked for Senior Judge Laurence H. Silberman of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit and Judge Paul L. Friedman of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia.\r\nIn his free time, Professor Dimino officiates hockey and baseball.\r\nProfessor Dimino is the 2011 recipient of the Douglas E. Ray Award for Excellence in Faculty Scholarship.', '', '', '', '', ''),
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('5', '16', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Anna P.', 'Hemingway', 'http://harrisburglaw.widener.edu/files/modules/hemingwaya_6944.jpg', 'Associate Professor of LawDirector', '', '“As the Director of the Legal Methods program, I’m proud that our Legal Methods faculty and our students do outstanding work. My goal is to continue to develop the program and to continue to share our work with others in the legal community.”\r\n \r\nAnna Hemingway is a nationally-known expert in legal writing and legal education. She writes and lectures widely on innovative teaching strategies.  Her recent scholarship has focused on ethics, and the uses of social media and technology for teaching and assessment.\r\nProfessor Hemingway’s teaching and scholarship are inextricably interlinked, and she is devoted to improving the educational experiences and outcomes of law students. Serving as the Director of Legal Writing, Professor Hemingway coordinates the law school’s innovative writing program. She is a leader in the national legal writing community, and frequently presents at national and international writing conferences.  \r\nIn addition to her work on legal writing, Professor Hemingway is interested in leadership, law &amp; psychology, ethics, and property law. She is the co-author (with Benjamin Barros) of an innovative Property Law textbook to be published by Aspen/Wolters Kluwer in early 2015.', '', '', '', '', ''),
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('5', '24', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'David', 'Raeker-Jordan', 'http://harrisburglaw.widener.edu/files/modules/raeker-jordand_6896.jpg', 'Associate Professor of Legal Methods', '', '“Although we tell new law students that law school is different and that law school is hard, many new law students don’t appreciate what we are saying. Think about it this way: ‘The first year of law school is boot camp for your brain\'.&quot;\r\n \r\nDavid Raeker-Jordan is dedicated to improving students’ learning experiences through pedagogical innovation. Whether through the use of team-based learning, metacognitive reflection, or incorporating pedagogical best-practices into his course design, Professor Raeker-Jordan strives to create a classroom designed to maximize learning and create self-motivated learners.\r\nProfessor Raeker-Jordan teaches courses related to legal methods, including Legal Methods I and II, Legal Methods III-Contract Drafting, Legal Methods III-Advanced Legal Analysis, and Intensive Legal Analysis. Professor Raeker-Jordan also coordinates the Fundamentals of the Bar Exam course and is the faculty advisor for the Moot Court Honor Society.', '', '', '', '', ''),
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('5', '17', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Michael J.', 'Hussey', 'http://harrisburglaw.widener.edu/files/modules/husseym_7011.jpg', 'Associate Professor of Law', '', '“As a community leader, I guide our students in civic engagement by moderating the VITA tax preparation program. Although it involves countless hours of work, it is a delight to see students honing their practice skills by working with low to moderate-income taxpayers while at the same time networking with alumni and other community volunteers.”\r\n \r\nMichael Hussey teaches and writes in the areas of taxation, business organizations, wills, trusts, and estate planning. The founding director of the law school’s innovative Business Advising Program, Professor Hussey is devoted to preparing students to advise business clients as practicing lawyers.\r\nProfessor Hussey is the faculty director of the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program. In this program, students and alumni prepare tax returns for low-to moderate-income taxpayers. He is also a committee member of the Money In Your Pocket campaign that coordinates VITA sites in the greater Harrisburg area.\r\nProfessor Hussey has won the law school’s teacher of the year award. He was recognized as one of the Harrisburg area’s “40 Under 40” by the Central Penn Business Journal.', '', '', '', '', ''),
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('5', '29', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'John L.', 'Gedid', 'http://harrisburglaw.widener.edu/files/modules/gedid-2.jpeg', 'Emeritus Professor of Law', '', 'Professor John L. Gedid is the founder and former director of Widener’s Law &amp; Government Institute. He served as founding vice dean for the Harrisburg Campus from 1989 to 1995, and as vice dean from 2007 to 2009. The university awarded him emeritus status at the law school at the end of the 2012-2013 academic year.  \r\nProfessor Gedid is an elected life member of the American Law Institute and serves as a Pennsylvania commissioner to the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws. He sat on the drafting committee, and also served as reporter, for the Uniform Law Commission 2010 revision of the Model State Administrative Procedure Act.\r\nProfessor Gedid has served on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court Procedural Rules Committee and as co-chair of the ABA Jurisdiction in Cyberspace-Sale of Goods Project. He also served as official reporter of decisions for the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania from 1989 to 2005. Professor Gedid served for many years on the Capitol Preservation Commission.\r\nProfessor Gedid is a master emeritus of the Bowman Inn of Court in Harrisburg. He presently serves on the Board of Editors of the Journal of the National Association of Administrative Law Judiciary. He is a commissioner on the Pennsylvania Bar Association Constitutional Convention Review Commission, where he chairs the Legislative Reapportionment Committee. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Commonwealth Court Historical Society. He is a frequent lecturer at the Pennsylvania Bar Institute, which has published his numerous constitutional and administrative law writings.\r\nHe is past chair of the Pennsylvania Bar Association Administrative Law Section, and sits on the Council of that section. He serves as a consultant to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court Judicial Independence Commission.', '', '', '', '', ''),
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('5', '10', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Donald A.', 'Brown', 'http://harrisburglaw.widener.edu/files/modules/browndonald.jpeg', 'Scholar in Residence', '', 'Donald Brown joined the faculty as Scholar in Residence for Sustainability Ethics and Law through Widener’s Environmental Law and Sustainability Center. Professor Brown comes to Widener Law from Penn State University where he taught interdisciplinary courses on climate change and sustainable development. He also directed the Pennsylvania Environmental Research Consortium, an organization of 56 Pennsylvania universities and the Pennsylvania Departments of Environmental Protection and Conservation and Natural Resources. He previously worked as program manager for United Nations Organizations at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of International Environmental Policy. He represented the agency on U.S. delegations to the United Nations negotiating climate change, biodiversity and sustainable development issues. At Widener Law, he  researches and presents public presentations on climate change, ethics and sustainability.', '', '', '', '', ''),
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('5', '28', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'The Honorable Mary Hannah', 'Leavitt', 'http://harrisburglaw.widener.edu/files/modules/leavittmary.jpg', 'Jurist in Residence', '', 'The Honorable Mary Hannah Leavitt is the current Distinguished Jurist in Residence at Widener Law.  Judge Leavitt will teach a colloquium on special problems in government litigation, give public lectures on important legal issues in Pennsylvania and be available for consultation and exchanges with faculty and law students. Her position is hosted by the school’s Law and Government Institute.  Judge Leavitt joined the Commonwealth Court in January 2002. Prior to that, she was a shareholder at Buchanan Ingersoll, where she was a member of the firm’s litigation section and chair of the Insurance Regulatory Law Group. Her private practice focused on administrative law, appellate practice and insurance regulatory law. That legal specialty began with her appointment as an assistant attorney general in 1978 and her assignment to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department. She worked at the department nearly 10 years, ending her service there as chief counsel, appointed by Gov. Dick Thornburgh.', '', '', '', '', ''),
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('5', '15', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Jill E.', 'Family', 'http://harrisburglaw.widener.edu/files/modules/familyj_6999.jpg', 'Professor of LawDirector, Law and Government Institute', '', '“As Director of the Law and Government Institute, I have many opportunities to connect students with alumni who share an interest in government law. It is wonderful to help a student develop an interest in a rewarding field, and the dedication of our alumni makes me so proud.”\r\n \r\nJill E. Family is an internationally-known expert in immigration law. Her scholarship focuses on the procedures used to adjudicate immigration issues.  She brings her expertise into the classroom in courses on civil procedure, administrative law, and immigration law.\r\nProfessor Family’s scholarship draws on administrative law and constitutional law, as well as comparative study of procedures in other countries. She has studied extensively the U.S. immigration court system, immigration agency policymaking, the role of the federal courts in immigration law, and the relationships between the three branches of government in setting, implementing, and interpreting immigration law. She has published in British and Spanish law journals, in addition to many leading U.S. law reviews.\r\nAs the director of the Law and Government Institute at Widener, Professor Family works with students, government officials, legislators, judges, attorneys, and the public to explore legislation, the intersection of law and policy, and the work of administrative agencies.\r\nDuring the spring of 2012, Professor Family was a visiting scholar at Queen Mary School of Law in London. She received the 2011 Douglas E. Ray Excellence in Faculty Scholarship Award, and the National Administrative Law Judiciary Foundation selected Professor Family as its 2010 Fellow. Her article “Administrative Law through the Lens of Immigration Law” was selected for reprinting in an anthology of immigration law scholarship. Professor Family served as a member of the governing council of the American Bar Association’s Section on Administrative Law, and she is a Fellow of the American Bar Association’s American Bar Foundation.', '', '', '', '', ''),
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('3', '1713', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Jurist in Residence Discusses Civil Forfeiture in Pennsylvania', '2015-02-03', '0', '\r\n\r\nOn Thursday, January 22, Judge Mary Hannah Leavitt of the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court delivered her second lecture since becoming the jurist in residence at Widener Law Harrisburg one year ago.The lecture, hosted by Widener\'s Law and Government Institute, focused on the current state of civil forfeiture law in Pennsylvania. Beginning with a brief recounting of the history of forfeiture laws, Leavitt explained to the audience that the concept of forfeiture began in biblical times, with criminal forfeiture dating to the Middle Ages and statutory forfeiture originating in admiralty law.In Pennsylvania, much of civil forfeiture arises from the war on drugs beginning in the 1970\'s. Currently, under the Controlled Substances Act, there does not need to be any property rights affected before authorities can initiate forfeiture proceedings, bringing up Constitutional questions about due process under the 5th Amendment and excessive fines under the 8th Amendment. Based on recent US Supreme Court decisions, the Pennsylvania courts have decided that civil forfeiture does in fact have limits, and the value of the forfeiture in question can trigger an 8th amendment analysis.The event was well-attended by law students, alumni, and members of the local bench and bar, and the tone of the presentation was kept light as Judge Leavitt inserted a clip from John Oliver\'s HBO series \'Last Week Tonight\' which poked fun at the sometimes ridiculous consequences of a government\'s civil forfeiture powers left unchecked.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '267', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Pizza and Politics: Election Series Looks at Vice Presidential Nominees', '2008-10-02', '0', '\r\n// \r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nThe Pizza and Politics series continued on Tuesday, September 30th, with students, faculty, and staff gathering in the student lounge to eat pizza and discuss the 2008 Election. Professors Robert Hayman and Paul Regan led a discussion about the vice presidential nominees in advance of the debate between Senator and Widener Law adjunct professor Joseph Biden and Governor Sarah Palin scheduled for Thursday night.Professor Hayman opened with personal observations on Senator Biden, with whom he has co-taught a seminar on Issues in Constitutional Law since 2003, and Professor Regan followed with some opening remarks on Governor Sarah Palin. The floor then opened for comments and questions from an active audience.The discussion ranged over a number of topics, touching on how much of a difference the vice presidential nominees can make in the election, the potential for either nominee to make a costly gaffe, and whether or not Thursday’s debate would have an effect on the polls. Both speakers also described the roles that each nominee might play as Vice President, noting that both were likely to be very involved in the new president’s administration. In particular, Professor Hayman noted that a President Obama would likely turn to Biden for advice on judicial nominees, since Biden has presided over so many federal judicial nominations during his years in the Senate.Several audience members asked if Sarah Palin had the qualifications to run the country in the event of McCain’s death in office, but Professor Regan was quick to point out that in that event, Palin would be free to pick a new vice president who could offer foreign policy expertise. Professor Hayman fielded a question about whether Biden need to change his style for the debate so as not to appear as a bully, answering, “He knows how to be forceful without being overbearing.”The next Pizza and Politics discussion will be on Monday, October 6th at 4 pm in the student lounge off of Main Street. Professors Robert Lipkin and Laura Ray will lead a discussion about judicial nominations and the Supreme Court.Pizza and Politics Series:\r\n\r\nSept. 22, 4 pm: FOREIGN POLICY with Professors Andrew Strauss and Patrick Kelly.\r\nSept. 30, 12 noon: the VICE PRESIDENCY with Professors Robert Hayman and Paul Regan.\r\nOct. 6, 4 pm: the SUPREME COURT, with Professors Robert Lipkin and Laura Ray.\r\nOct. 14, 12 noon: HEALTH CARE POLICY, with Associate Dean Susan Goldberg and Professor Andrew Fichter.\r\nOct 20, 4 pm: ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY POLICY, with Professors Jim May and David Hodas.\r\n', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1730', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Pizza and Policy in the Pit: Health Care Access and the Affordable Care Act', '2015-04-14', '0', '\r\nOn Tuesday, April 7 the Widener Journal of Law Economics and Race and the Dean of Students Office presented the Pizza and Policy in the Pit discussion: “Health Care Access and the Affordable Care Act.” Alumni speakers John Logan, Director at Pinnacle Health, and John DeLorenzo, Esquire, Director of Legal Affairs, Pinnacle Health System, spoke about health care access and how things have changed since the adoption of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The discussion highlighted:  1) Major changes in health care because of the ACA; 2) How the ACA has affected a person\'s access to health care; 3) The ACA\'s effect on who can obtain health care services and 4) Legal careers in the healthcare field.  ', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('5', '11', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'John C.', 'Dernbach', 'http://harrisburglaw.widener.edu/files/modules/hart2075.jpg', 'Distinguished Professor of LawDirector', '', '“We guide students to develop skills they need to practice law—to make connections they would not otherwise make, to do things they could not otherwise do, and to see themselves as professionals capable of serving the community. I get a lot of satisfaction out of “aha” moments.”\r\n \r\nJohn Dernbach is a nationally and internationally recognized authority on sustainable development, climate change, and environmental law. He is the director of the Environmental Law and Sustainability Center, and brings his expertise into the classroom in courses on property, environmental law, international law, and sustainability.\r\nProfessor Dernbach writes and lectures widely on sustainable development, climate change, and environmental law. He has written more than 40 articles for law reviews and peer-reviewed journals, and has authored, coauthored, or contributed chapters to more than 20 books. He leads the only national project that comprehensively assesses U.S. sustainability efforts and makes recommendations for future efforts. As part of that project, he is the principal author of Acting as if Tomorrow Matters: Accelerating the Transition to Sustainability (Environmental Law Institute Press 2012) and the editor of Agenda for a Sustainable America (ELI Press 2009) and Stumbling Toward Sustainability (ELI Press 2002). He also was a member of the National Research Council Committee that, in Sustainability and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (2011), made recommendations on how to institutionalize sustainability at EPA.  In addition, he is a member of the American Bar Association Task Force on Sustainability.\r\nProfessor Dernbach contributed to two recent landmark environmental law cases. In its 2013 decision in Robinson Township v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court held several provisions of Pennsylvania’s Marcellus Shale statute to be unconstitutional. His scholarship provided much of the basis for the plurality opinion, which applied the previously dormant Environmental Rights Amendment to the Pennsylvania Constitution. Dernbach was also one of four lawyers to co-author an amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court in Massachusetts v. Environmental Protection Agency on behalf of 18 prominent climate scientists, including two Nobel laureates. In 2007, the Supreme Court held that that EPA erred by not controlling greenhouse gas emissions from motor vehicles. The majority opinion reflects the science described in the brief, and the dissenting opinions do not contradict it. This case provides the foundation for much federal regulation of greenhouse gases.\r\nIn two stints totaling near 15 years, he worked at the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources (now the Department of Environmental Protection). During this time, he had a major role in drafting comprehensive and nationally recognized reforms to Pennsylvania’s mining and waste programs. He was the primary drafter of Pennsylvania’s recycling legislation, under which more than two million tons of recyclable material are diverted from landfills each year. He was also a primary drafter of comprehensive regulations for municipal waste and residual waste (industrial waste that is not legally hazardous).\r\nMore recently, he directed the Department’s policy office. There, he was responsible for developing and coordinating policy and regulatory initiatives for the Department; and for advising the secretary on land use, energy, watershed protection, performance-based decision making, and other issues.\r\nProfessor Dernbach also is the primary author of a classic legal writing text (A Practical Guide to Legal Writing and Legal Method) as well as a book to assist students with writing law school exams (Writing Essay Exams to Succeed in Law School (Not Just Survive).', '', '', '', '', ''),
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('3', '1728', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Widener Incubator Program Helps Launch New Lawyers in Harrisburg', '2015-04-02', '1', 'Nerve wracking but exciting. This is how 2014 Widener Law Harrisburg graduate Mark Calore describes his first few months in the law school’s innovative new incubator collaboration.\r\n“My first few client interactions were intense,” Calore said. “I had experience in the civil clinic but this was different. There’s no one watching over your shoulder here.”\r\nHe said that he’s already been to court a number of times for his clients, which is something he’d always wanted to do.\r\n“It’s exhilarating to be in a court room,” Calore said. “People have been really nice to me. I am open about being new – they can probably tell. But I’m representing my clients; they are more nervous than I am, honestly.”\r\nThe incubator, a concept supported by the American Bar Association and created by Widener Law Harrisburg together with the Dauphin County Bar Association, opened in January 2015 with three students including Calore, John Sweet, and Patrick Daniels.\r\nSupervised by Widener Law Associate Clinical Professor J. Palmer Lockard II , the program provides the new legal professionals with office space at the Dauphin County Bar Association on Front Street in Harrisburg. In addition, the participating attorneys are given computers, printers, training in the work of building a law practice, mentoring, and networking support.\r\nCalore has already handled a number of matters, including a change in paternity action, a custody dispute, a breach of contract claim, and a private criminal complaint.\r\n“There’s a lot of responsibility that comes along with these cases,” Calore said. “But we have Professor Lockard and the DCBA, which helps.”\r\nCalore, Sweet, and Daniels are required to pay for their own malpractice insurance and must commit to provide 100 hours of pro bono legal work while in the program. MidPenn Legal Services, which is also housed at the Dauphin County Bar Association, provides the pro bono work. In addition, the new lawyers are being encouraged to take on “low bono” work. But the bulk of the incubator cases come from the Dauphin County referral program, according to Lockard.\r\nThe concept behind the incubator, according to Professor Lockard, is to provide skills training in the type of small or solo law practice that about 30% of Widener graduates start after graduation.\r\n“The incubator also supports the value placed on public service by both Widener University and Widener Law Harrisburg,” said Professor Lockard. “This is a great way to help clients who can’t afford big firms or big legal bills. They get a hard working lawyer for a reasonable price.”\r\nThere are some fee structures in place for the “low bono,” or “modest means” matters that come through a service offered by Dauphin County Bar Association, but the Widener grads in the incubator program are mostly own their own when negotiating their hourly rates, retainer amounts and the timing of payment.\r\nCalore said his sales experience prior to law school comes in handy. “Closing the sale really is the hardest part,” he said. “Asking my clients whether they are prepared to pay today is tough. I am always making judgment calls, deciding my worth and assessing the value of legal matters.”\r\nWidener hopes to expand the incubator program to other areas outside of downtown Harrisburg. “We want more students to serve more clients in more places,” he said. “We’d love to have a presence on Allison Hill, “he said, referencing a low-income neighborhood east of downtown. “We also know there is a need for low-cost services in places like Pottsville or Perry County.”\r\nAs for Calore, he hopes that his business just continues to grow. “The wheels of justice turn slowly,” he said. “I am focused on ramping up my business and bringing more clients in,” he said. “But by far the most satisfying thing for me is that I’m able to put my clients at ease. People fear the legal process, and I can help them with that.”', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1720', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Widener Law Harrisburg Marks Historic 25th Anniversary  With Reception and Golf Outing', '2015-03-25', '0', 'Widener Law School Harrisburg is putting a new twist on the concept of a silver anniversary. It’s throwing a big party to celebrate its past but has also announced a brand-new profile for its future.\r\n This year, the Harrisburg-based law school celebrates its 25th anniversary. To mark the historic occasion and the successful conclusion of the Taking the Lead fundraising campaign, the law school plans a reception on Saturday April 18 2015, starting with a golf outing at Manada Golf Club in Grantville in the morning and ending with a celebration on the Harrisburg campus later that evening.\r\n The 5 p.m. celebration will take place in The Pit in the upper level of the Library building. Other activities include a wine tasting in the newly renovated law school library sponsored by Spring Gate Vineyard of Harrisburg and music provided by Wave Trio. The student honor groups will host tables at the event. There will be an iPad mini raffle and gift bags for all attendees. Alumni, students, faculty, administration and staff are encouraged to attend. To register, click here.\r\n The golf outing starts at 7 a.m. with registration and a light breakfast. The event will feature a four-person scramble format, with a shotgun start at 8 a.m.  To register, click here.\r\n The celebration follows the announcement last week of an independent identity, new name and recent appointment of a dean for the school.\r\n The American Bar Association last month approved the application to split the Widener University School of Law, which has campuses in Harrisburg, Pa. and Wilmington, Del., into separate law schools that will operate independently of each other, but remain part of the university.\r\n The new name for the newly independent law school? Widener University Commonwealth Law School.\r\n And with its new identity comes a new dean.\r\n Christian A. Johnson has been appointed to serve as dean of the Widener University Commonwealth School of Law. Johnson, is the Hugh B. Brown Presidential Endowed Chair in Law at the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law, where he has been on the faculty since 2008. He teaches and writes in the areas of business, banking and tax law.\r\n The change in status and the new name will take effect July 1, the day Johnson begins his tenure as dean.\r\n Widener Harrisburg alumni include United States District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania Magistrate Judge Susan E. Schwab; Commonwealth Court Judge P. Kevin Brobson, Mifflin County Court of Common Pleas President Judge David W. Barron, former Congressman Patrick J. Murphy, Pennsylvania Auditor General Eugene DePasquale, Pennsylvania State Senator Richard Alloway, Pennsylvania Representative Mark Cohen, Pennsylvania Representative Peter J. Daley, II and many other familiar faces in Harrisburg and beyond.\r\n The president of Widener University, parent institution to the law school, Dr. James T. Harris III, will speak at the 25th Anniversary celebration, as will the law school’s Interim Dean Robyn L. Meadows and Dean Designate Johnson.\r\n ', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
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('5', '14', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Tonya M.', 'Evans', 'http://harrisburglaw.widener.edu/files/modules/hart2141.jpg', 'Associate Professor of Law', '', '“My approach is to challenge and to engage students from day one in law school not merely as students but as first year practicing lawyers. I use legal studies, and the critical thinking, analysis, oral and writing skills required in law school, to prepare students to be highly skilled, ethical, motivated, intellectually curious and confident professionals.”\r\n \r\nTonya M. Evans is an expert in intellectual property law, trusts and estates law, and entertainment law. She informs her courses with her vast experience in those areas of law as well as her creative background as a published author and poet, and her competitive, disciplined background as a former professional tennis player.\r\nProfessor Evans writes primarily about the impact of new technology and new forms of artistic expression on copyright law. She also explores the intersection of intellectual property and trusts and estates law in her scholarship. Professor Evans is the author of an award-winning series of legal reference guides for writers and publishing industry professionals, which were selected by Writer\'s Digest Book Club® as club selections for its members. Professor Evans is a nationally recognized speaker who presents to various audiences regularly on publishing law and intellectual property law, in particular.\r\nProfessor Evans attended Northwestern University on a four-year tennis scholarship, and thereafter she competed on the women’s professional tennis circuit. She played, most notably, in the qualifying rounds of the US Open, Virginia Slims of Philadelphia, and Lipton in 1993. After retiring from the tennis circuit in 1995, she attended Howard University School of Law on an academic scholarship. During law school, Professor Evans interned with the Honorable Arthur L. Burnett, Sr. in the Superior Court for the District of Columbia, with U.S. Congressman Chaka Fattah and with the Honorable Theodore A. McKee in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. Professor Evans also served as Editor-in-Chief of the Howard Law Journal (1997-1998) and Research Assistant to Professor (now Dean) Lisa A. Crooms.\r\nAfter graduating with honors, Professor Evans clerked for the Honorable Theodore A. McKee in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit and thereafter worked at two national firms in Philadelphia until establishing her own firm.', '', '', '', '', ''),
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('3', '1725', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'The Professor on Capitol Hill', '2015-03-26', '0', 'An important United States Senate subcommittee got a taste recently of the quality education Widener Law Harrisburg students are exposed to in the classroom, when Professor Jill E. Family shared her expertise in immigration law at a government hearing.\r\nFamily, director of the Law &amp; Government Institute at Widener Law Harrisburg, was invited to testify March 19 before the Senate Judiciary’s Oversight, Agency Action, Federal Rights and Federal Courts subcommittee chaired by Texas Sen. Ted Cruz. She was one of three experts who discussed the immigration policy President Obama announced recently that would have provided temporary relief from deportation for some undocumented immigrants – and the ensuing court challenge that resulted in a federal judge blocking the new policy last month. \r\n“It was an invaluable experience, where I was in deep discussion with policymakers who were focused on my area of immigration law,” Family said. “It was gratifying to know my work was making a difference, and contributing to an important discourse on Capitol Hill.”\r\nFamily’s contributions already enrich the discourse in Harrisburg classrooms. Third-year law student Marissa Mowery, who has taken Family’s civil procedure and immigration law classes and served as her research assistant, felt compelled to travel to Washington for the hearing.\r\n“It really drove home for me what we talked about in class,” Mowery said, recalling a lesson on the importance of government administrative agencies, which provide critical information for Congress and the American people. “It was so cool to see her answering questions about something that is cutting edge in immigration law right now.”\r\nFamily was one of four law professors in the United States who authored an open letter – signed by 104 legal scholars and law professors – that decried U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen’s decision to block Obama’s immigration policy. The letter was made public shortly before U.S. Sen. Chris Coons, the ranking subcommittee Democrat, invited Family to testify at the hearing.\r\nThe subcommittee also heard from two witnesses who were invited by Republicans: Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach and David B. Rivkin Jr., partner at BakerHostetler in Washington.\r\nFamily had three days to draft written testimony for the subcommittee, which she submitted in advance of the hearing. The preparation was intense. “It was a challenge to respond to all of the senators’ questions quickly,” she said.   \r\nDespite that, Mowery said she was impressed with Family’s delivery. The professor talked to the Senators with the same pace, tone and attention to detail that Mowery said she appreciates as a student.\r\n“I really solidified for me that she’s very genuine and honest in what she has to say,” Mowery said.\r\nClick here to view Professor Family’s testimony.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1731', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Widener Harrisburg Offers Unique Environmental, Sustainability Opportunities', '2015-04-22', '1', 'For third-year law student and Harrisburg resident Pia Aklian, presenting proposed sustainability ordinances to the Harrisburg City Council last year was more than a routine class assignment.\r\n“I actually live here. Helping Harrisburg increase its residential recycling rates is very personal to me. Not only did this class take me out of the library, it gave me a chance to make a difference.”\r\nAklian did this work as part of the Sustainability Law and Practice Class she took in 2014 with Distinguished Professor of Law John C. Dernbach, a nationally-recognized environmental law expert and a prominent Pennsylvania legal theorist whose work has been cited by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in a ground-breaking environmental and constitutional case.\r\nTo reflect this emphasis on sustainable development, Widener Harrisburg’s Environmental Law Center is being renamed as the Environmental Law and Sustainability Center.   “No other law school has our combination of environmental law, sustainability and climate change experience,” said Interim Dean Robyn L. Meadows. “And Widener Law Harrisburg’s location in the capital of the nation’s sixth most populous state makes it an influential place for the development and implementation of environmental and sustainability laws.” On July 1, Widener Harrisburg will be named Widener University Commonwealth Law School.\r\nProfessor Dernbach has long been a vocal proponent of the concept of sustainable development, which, as he puts it, is a way of addressing environmental problems while also achieving social and economic goals.\r\nAccording to Dernbach, the principles of sustainability provide a framework for governments and companies to further development and environmental protection at the same time.\r\n“It’s entirely possible to consider the environment AND the economy,” said Professor Dernbach. “In fact, it’s unacceptable NOT to consider them together.”\r\nAklian praised Professor Dernbach’s expertise and commitment to teaching.\r\n“He makes sustainability and environmental law relevant; he’s so far ahead of his time. In just that one class we presented sustainability regulations to Harrisburg City Council, we had guest speakers, we toured the City of Lancaster and even met with the mayor there to talk about sustainability and urban development,” she said.\r\nAklian spoke proudly of her work for the City and the fact that she can count it among her clients.\r\n“Harrisburg has low rates of residential recycling,” she said. “I was able to present them not only with updated regulations but also with some creative education and outreach ideas like more visible recycling bins, re-routing trucks to incorporate more neighborhoods with multi-family housing units, and issuing more bins to families all over the City.”\r\n“This was more than handing in a paper. It was like moot court but on a much larger scale,” she said. “This was important public policy work; I presented real regulations to powerful people and I had to get them to believe in what I was saying. It was a unique opportunity.”\r\nRemarkably, Professor Dernbach isn’t the only environmental scholar of national note at Widener Harrisburg. The law school is also the academic home to one of the country’s few environmental ethics experts, Professor Donald A. Brown, Scholar in Residence for Sustainability Ethics and Law.\r\nProfessors Dernbach and Brown worked for many years at the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources/Department of Environmental Protection, and have extensive experience drafting, implementing, and litigating environmental laws.\r\nProfessor Brown has made it his life’s work in both public and private law practice as well as his academic teaching and scholarship to demonstrate that it is impossible to think clearly about how a nation or state should respond to climate change until the government responds to the ethical and moral dimensions of this enormous threat.\r\n“There are features of climate change that scream for attention as seeing it fundamentally as an ethics and justice problem,” said Professor Brown.\r\n“Not talking about the ethics of climate change is like unilaterally taking the goalie out of a hockey game,” Brown said. “This is true because the strongest arguments against those who oppose climate policies are ethical and moral responses. Yet the public discourse on climate change is ignoring the ethical and moral responses to opponents of climate change policies.”\r\nAt the invitation of the United Nations, Professor Brown will be heading to Paris in November to participate in the “21st Session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP21/CMP11), otherwise known as “Paris 2015.” He is currently conducting a research project with the University of Auckland in New Zealand on the extent to which some two dozen countries are using ethical considerations in developing and implementing their climate policies.\r\nProfessor Dernbach leads Sustaining America, the only national project assessing U.S. sustainable development efforts and making recommendations for future activities. The project involves approximately 50 experts from a variety of sustainability disciplines and has produced three books, all published by the Environmental Law Institute in Washington, D.C.\r\nOn Twitter, you can follow Professor Dernbach at @johndernbach and Professor Brown at @ClimateEthics.\r\nProfessor Dernbach’s website offers a wealth of resources on the legal principles of environmental sustainability at http://johndernbach.com/.\r\nYou can read more of Professor Brown’s work on his Ethics and Climate blog.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
('3', '1732', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'Widener Law Harrisburg Celebrates its Silver Anniversary ', '2015-04-18', '1', 'Kenn Robinson, Class of 2009, traveled from his home in Templeton, Massachusetts, to celebrate Widener Law Harrisburg’s 25th anniversary at a party that featured a live band, lots of food and a wine tasting in the library held by nearby Spring Gate Vineyard.\r\n“It’s great that Widener has become such a force in Harrisburg,” he said. “It continues to produce leaders. I put so much of what I learned here to good use in my practice and my community service.”\r\nRobinson and about 100 other alumni, current students, faculty and staff gathered in the Pit to reconnect and remember their time in law school.\r\nEarlier in the day, 35 golfers kicked off the festivities at the Manada Golf Course in a shot gun format tournament. Prizes were awarded to Todd Rothermel, Class of 2009, for the longest drive, and Matthew Sembach, Class of 2010, for closest to the hole. The winning foursome consisted of Daniel Jameson, Corey Mowery, Todd Rothermel, and Adam Santucci, all from the Class of 2009.\r\n2009 graduate Jason Gottesman also praised his alma mater, saying that he thinks his Widener legal education made him more versatile, which helps him in his career as a legislative affairs expert and reporter.\r\n“Widener produces practical professionals,” he said. “We are ready to practice on day one, but can transition to other careers, too, as I did. Widener students come out not only with academic and professional skills but also with life skills that are useful in the real job landscape.”\r\nGottesman also spoke about the extensive Widener alumni network. “No matter where you go in Harrisburg, someone went to Widener. This places gives you ‘street cred,’” he said.\r\nWidener University President James T. Harris, III spoke at the reception, recognizing the law school’s impressive stats. It has graduated 3,334 students and there are 3,285 Widener Law Harrisburg alumni practicing in 45 states plus Washington, DC, and the Virgin Islands.\r\nToday, Widener Law Harrisburg has 245 students, 19 full-time faculty members, 30 adjunct professors, and three emeriti professors.\r\nPresident Harris warmly recognized the first vice dean of the Harrisburg campus, Professor Emeritus John L. Gedid, who was in attendance, calling him the “Ben Franklin” of the law school for his many years of visionary leadership during Widener’s start-up phase. Among other innovations, Dean Gedid founded the Law &amp; Government Institute, now the Harrisburg campus’ signature program.\r\nOther notable programs at Widener Law Harrisburg include:\r\n\r\nThe Environmental Law and Sustainability Center, which brings nationally recognized experts on environmental law and policy, climate change, and sustainability to central Pennsylvania. Participating students make real-world contributions working alongside faculty on projects ranging from developing a report card on Pennsylvania’s performance on the 20th anniversary of the state’s recycling law to drafting a series of ordinances promoting sustainability for the Harrisburg City Council.\r\nThe Harrisburg Civil Clinic, which has has helped approximately 4,600 clients with the assistance of over 690 Widener Law students and three full-time faculty members since 1992. Students assist clients on a range of matters including divorce, bankruptcy, criminal defense, and veteran’s assistance benefits.\r\nThe Widener Incubator Program, a concept supported by the American Bar Association, was created by Widener Law Harrisburg together with the Dauphin County Bar Association and launched this year. The incubator provides skills training geared for small or solo law practice and participating attorneys are given office space, computers, printers, and mentoring and networking support.\r\nThe Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts program, which debuted last fall as a collaboration between Widener, the Dauphin County Bar Association and the MakeSpace Arts Collective. This program, the only one of its kind between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, is designed to pair artists in need with volunteer attorneys assisted by law students.\r\nMany partnerships with influential organizations that support Widener’s commitment to service, such as the tax preparation work done in conjunction with the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program, the Law &amp; Government Institute’s sponsorship and hosting of the Pennsylvania Women’s Forum, student volunteer efforts to support Pennsylvania’s Wills For Heroes project, and student-founded Relay For Life charity walk events that have raised roughly $85,000.\r\n\r\nLast month, Widener Law Harrisburg announced a series of changes taking effect July 1.  The law school will formally split from Widener University Law School’s Delaware campus and change its name to the Widener University Commonwealth Law School. In addition, Christian A. Johnson has been appointed to serve as dean.  Johnson is currently the Hugh B. Brown Presidential Endowed Chair in Law at the University of Utah’s S.J. Quinney College of Law. \r\nProfessor Johnson, the dean designate, also attended Saturday’s celebration and expressed his eagerness to move to Harrisburg and get started on his new job.\r\nUniversity Provost and Senior Vice President Stephen Wilhite thanked Interim Dean Robyn L. Meadows. He joked that she paused “only briefly” before agreeing to serve as interim dean after the retirement of Dean Linda L. Ammons in 2014. He commended her in particular for her leadership in the negotiations with the American Bar Association for Widener Law Harrisburg’s independent status.\r\nCurrent SBA Secretary Nicole Danner manned the student governing body table during the celebration and was enthusiastic about Widener’s future. “I am excited to have a new dean and an independent Widener Law Harrisburg. I think we have a big opportunity here,” she said as she campaigned for SBA president in advance of the April 22-23 election.\r\nState Senator Rob Teplitz, in whose senatorial district Widener is located, attended the reception with his wife, Randi Blackman-Teplitz, an adjunct professor at the law school in the legal methods program.\r\n“It is an honor to have an educational institution of this caliber in my district,” said Senator Teplitz. “I also work and interact with many Widener graduates at the Capitol. This school provides a personalized, hands-on, quality legal education, and I expect it will continue to be a fixture in our community for another 25 years.”\r\nTwo current state legislators who are Widener Law Harrisburg alumni – Senator Richard Alloway, Class of 2002, and Representative Peter Daley, Class of 1993 – sponsored resolutions from their respective chambers recognizing Widener’s many accomplishments. Senator Teplitz and Representative Sue Helm, whose district encompasses Widener’s campus, were co-sponsors of those resolutions.  Governor Tom Wolf also sent a proclamation to mark the school’s milestone.\r\nOther Widener Law Harrisburg alumni of merit include United State Magistrate Judge Susan E. Schwab, former Congressman Patrick J. Murphy, Commonwealth Court Judge P. Kevin Brobson, Mifflin County Court of Common Pleas President Judge David W. Barron, Pennsylvania Representative Mark Cohen, Pennsylvania Senate Chief of Staff and Chief Counsel Drew Crompton, Pennsylvania Senate Secretary-Parliamentarian Megan Consedine Totino and Pennsylvania Supreme Court Prothonotary Irene Bizzoso', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
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('3', '1733', '', '', '', '', '', 0, '', '', '', 'l', 0, 'WIDENER CIVIL LAW CLINIC: An Opportunity and an Institution', '2015-04-30', '0', 'Recent Widener Law Harrisburg graduate Peter Kay thinks his experience representing clients in the school’s civil law clinic helped him answers several questions on the essay portion of the bar exam.\r\n“Some students might question the value of the clinic beyond giving them a slight resume advantage,” he said. “Things I learned in the clinic and nowhere else likely gave me an extra 10 points on the essays that I wouldn\'t have scored if I was relying solely on the courses I took in law school and my Barbri class, and I can\'t place a point value on having the confidence to quickly answer those questions knowing that I was correct.”\r\n \r\nStarted in 1992 for the first class of third-year law students at Widener Law Harrisburg, the Harrisburg Civil Law Clinic has helped approximately 4,600 clients with the assistance of over 690 Widener Law students and three fulltime faculty members.\r\nClients are referred to the clinic from Mid-Penn Legal Services, the Dauphin County Area Agency on Aging, the YWCA Domestic Violence Legal Center and the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission. Under Pennsylvania Supreme Court student practice rules, the clinic can only represent low income clients, who typically seek help on issues such as divorce, bankruptcy, criminal defense, and veterans assistance benefits.\r\nHeaded by Widener Law Harrisburg Associate Professor and Clinic Director J. Palmer Lockard, II, the Civil Clinic was founded with an emphasis on general practice to best serve the needs of both the students and the legal community.\r\nProfessor Lockard is proud of the legal work his students do and the difference they make in the community. He says the hallmark of the clinic is that it allows students to do more than “carry briefcases.” “They act like real lawyers,” he said.\r\n“The supervising faculty is always there for our clinical students,” said Professor Lockard. “But our program is unique because it allows Widener Law students a great deal of latitude. It also imposes a great deal of responsibility.”\r\nProfessor Lockard recounts the clinic’s highest profile cases, matters resulting from riots in 1989 at the Pennsylvania State Correctional Institution, Camp Hill.\r\n“Judge Sylvia Rambo [of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania] called us and asked the Clinic to take three cases brought by prisoners who were not implicated in the riots themselves but who claimed injuries from the riot suppression by prison guards.”\r\n“Two of these cases went all the way up to the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit and our students actually made those appellate arguments,” he said. “The judges and court personnel told us that we were the only law school to have had students making appearances up until that time.”\r\nAfter one of the arguments, said Professor Lockard, the panel of judges thanked and commended the student lawyer, Melissa Murphy Weber, Class of 1995. “We won one and lost one, and that was pretty good.”\r\nOther Widener graduates of note who participated in the Civil Law Clinic include former Congressman Patrick J. Murphy, Class of 1999, and current Widener Law Adjunct Professor Ann Fruth.\r\nClick here for more information on the Widener Law Harrisburg Civil Law Clinic.', '', '', '', '', '', '', ''),
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