Pre-Conference
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| Pre Conference: Foundations of Higher Education Law |
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William A. Kaplin, Barbara A. Lee, Steven G. Olswang. (Higher Education), Higher Education Law 501: A Review and Update of Basic Principles of Higher Education Law |
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William A. Kaplin, Barbara A. Lee, Steven G. Olswang. (Higher Education), Higher Education Law 501: Introduction and Conceptual Overview (PPT) |
Volume I
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| Student Affairs Materials |
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Paul J. Ward, Nancy E. Tribbensee. (Trademark), Protecting the University's Name: Collegiate Licensing Programs; Power Point Presentation |
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Paul J. Ward, Nancy E. Tribbensee. (Trademark), Protecting the University's Name: Collegiate Licensing Programs |
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Lawrence White. (Supreme Court), The Supreme Court, Congress and Higher Education: Part I: The United States Supreme Court: A Critical Review of Recent and Pending Cases that are Likely to Have a Significant Impact on Higher Education Administration |
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William P. Hoye, Scott A. Kelly. (Liability), Preventative Law on Campus: Reducing Liability through Pro-active Risk Assessment and Risk Management |
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Sheila Trice Bell. (Malpractice), Educational Malpractice in a New Light? Navigating the Legal Environment for Academic Advisors |
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Daniel E. Underwood. (Malpractice), Educational Malpractice in a New Light: Emerging Trends in Negligence Causes of Action in Higher Education |
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Peter H. Ruger. (Whistleblowing), Whistleblowing and Retaliation |
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Jackie McClain (written by), Christine Helwick (presented by), A Critical Look at the Concepts of Whistleblowing and Retaliation |
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Melinda W. Grier. (Mediation), A Legal Perspective of Mediation |
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Melinda W. Grier, Richard T. Olshak. (Mediation), Evaluating Your Campus Mediation Program: Reconceptualizing Student Dispute Resolution within Appropriate Legal Parameters |
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Kimberly Novak. (Liability), The Development of a Pro-Active Risk Management Plan: Lessons Learned, Power Point Presentation |
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Kimberly J. Novak. (Liability), Texas A&M University Student Affairs Risk Management Team: "A Proactive Risk Management Plan" |
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Mary Jo Custer. (Liability), Preventative Law on Campus: Reducing Institutional Liability through Proactive Risk Assessment and Management - Using Tort Law as a Tool to Prevent Liability |
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Barbara A. Lee, Mary Ann Connell, Diane C. Maleson, Constance J. Neary. (Legal Trends), Legal Issues for Provosts, Academic Deans and Department Chairs: A Review of Current Cases and Legal Trends Affecting the Administration of Academic Programs |
Volume 2
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| Student Affairs Materials |
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Steven J. McDonald. (Cyberspace), A Cyberspace Update I: Student Issues: Privacy |
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Marjorie Hodges Shaw. (Cyberspace), Plagiarism in Cyberspace: Thanks to Steve McDonald (PPT) |
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Rodney J. Petersen. (Cyberspace), A Cyberspace Law Update - Part I: Student Issues (PPT) |
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Rachael Blechman. (Academic Decisions), Student Challenges to Academic Decisions (PPT) |
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Rachael Blechman. (Academic Decisions), Student Challenges to Academic Decisions |
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Norma M. Goonen. (Ethics), Avoiding the Breach: Practical Steps and Ethical Considerations |
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Scott D. Makar. (Academic Decisions), What Can be Learned from Sharick v. Southeastern University? |
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Karen J. Stone, Edward N. Stoner II. (FERPA), Revisiting the Purpose and Effect of FERPA |
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Alison Page Landry. (First Amendment), Professorial Speech and Academic Freedom |
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George M. Shur. (First Amendment), Professorial Speech and Academic Freedom: Balancing First Amendment Rights Against Administrative Responsibilities |
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Thomas P. Hustoles, Donna Euben. (Collective Bargaining), Current Collective Bargaining Issues Involving Faculty, Teaching Assistants, Research Assistants, and Graduate Assistants |
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Margaret M. Rawles. (Collective Bargaining), Who's In and Who's Out: The Determination of a Bargaining Unit |
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Margaret M. Rawles. (Collective Bargaining), Current Collective Bargaining Issues Involving Faculty, Teaching Assistants, Research Assistants and Graduate Assistants: Who's In and Who's Out: The Determination of a Bargaining Unit |
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Michael W. Hawkins. (Collective Bargaining), Defining the Bargaining Unit: Managerial and Supervisory Exclusions in Healthcare and Higher Education Under the National Labor Relations Act (PPT) |
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Michael W. Hawkins. (Collective Bargaining), Defining the Bargaining Unit: Managerial and Supervisory Exclusions in Healthcare and Higher Education Under the National Labor Relations Act |
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Wendy S. White. (Crisis Management), Legal Issues in Crisis Management |
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Janice M. Abraham. (Crisis Management), Legal Issues in Crisis Recovery (PPT) |
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Janice M. Abraham. (Crisis Management), Legal Aspects of Crisis Management: Issues in Insurance and Crisis Recovery |
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Richard Chace. (Crisis Management), Legal Aspects of Crisis Management |
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Steven J. McDonald. (Cyberspace), A Cyberspace Law Update: Part II: Academic Issues: Distance Education |
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Marjorie Hodges Shaw. (Policy), Best Policies and Best Practices (PPT) |
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Rodney J. Petersen. (Cyberspace), A Cyberspace Law Update: Part II: Academic Issues (PPT) |
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Howard W. Bell, Jr. (Workplace), How to Manage Dysfunctional Workplace Situations and Issues within Legal Parameters |
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Howard W. Bell, Jr. (Workplace), How to Manage Dysfunctional Workplace Situations and Issues within Legal Parameters (PPT) |
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Thomas A. Mickes. (Lawsuits), There Must be Fifty Ways to Lose a Lawsuit |
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Thomas A. Mickes. (Lawsuits), There Must be Fifty Ways to Lose a Lawsuit (PPT) |
