Professor Marc DeGirolami’s article, Constitutional Contraction: Religion and the Roberts Court, was published by the 
Stanford Law and Policy Review in a symposium on Religion and the Law.
October 21, 2015
DeGirolami’s Article on Religion and the Roberts Court Published in Stanford Law and Policy Review Symposium
October 21, 2015
Joseph’s Poetry Discussed at Commonweal Magazine
Professor Larry Joseph’s poetry received critical notice in this piece, An Heir to Both Stevens and Pound, at Commonweal Magazine by literature professor Anthony Domestico. 
October 21, 2015
Cunningham’s Article on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Oral Argument Published in Nevada Law Journal
Associate Academic Dean and Professor Larry Cunningham recently published an article in the Nevada Law Journal entitled,
Larry Cunningham
Using Principles from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to Reduce Nervousness in Oral Argument or Moot Court. The article, which is based on a presentation Dean Cunningham gave at the University of Nevada – Las Vegas, examines “stage fright” in the high pressure world of appellate advocacy. Drawing upon a recognized technique for combating anxiety generally, the paper explores ways that principles from “cognitive behavioral therapy” can be infused into a legal writing or appellate advocacy classroom to help students calm fears they may have of public speaking. Dean Cunningham’s article was recently a “top ten download” on the Social Science Research Network and has been discussed internationally, including a recent feature by the Law Society of New Zealand. The paper can be downloaded here. At St. John’s, Dean Cunningham teaches, among other things, Appellate Advocacy for students in the Moot Court Honor Society.
October 21, 2015
Ward Presents at International Sports Law Conference in Hamburg
Professor Ettie Ward (together with Professor Mireia Lizandra, an adjunct professor teaching in the St. John’s Law School
Ettie Ward
LL.M. Program) presented at the biennial ISLA (International Sports Law) Conference in Hamburg, Germany The conference concerned the subject of “sports and money.” Here is more information about the conference.
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