Video: "Freedom of Speech: How is Offensive Speech Good for Society?"
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law Professor Tom W. Bell is featured in a new video entitled “ Freedom of Speech: How is Offensive Speech Good for Society? ” presented by Learn Liberty, an online resource that provides free video lectures for students across the globe on a range of academic disciplines. The video
2014 Alumnus Published in Harvard Law & Policy Review
Alumnus Blaise Vanderhorst (’14) has just published an essay in the latest issue of the Harvard Law & Policy Review (Vol. 9, No. 1, 2015) entitled “ Whither Lies the Self: Intersex and Transgender Individuals and A Proposal for Brain-Based Legal Sex .” The piece was initially drafted in Vanderhorst’s final semester at Fowler School
Alumna Took the Unusual Path into Alternative Dispute Resolution Straight from Law School
Amanda Singer (JD ’13) wasted no time in forging her path after law school. Just two years since earning her JD from Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law, where she participated in the Mediation Clinic run by Professor David Dowling, Singer has become a full-time mediator and co-owner of the San Diego Family
Fowler School of Law Professor Michael Bazyler's "Forgotten Trials of the Holocaust" Featured in The New York Review of Books
The July 9, 2015 issue of The New York Review of Books features a review of Forgotten Trials of the Holocaust (New York University Press, 2014) – Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law Professor Michael Bazyler’s latest book, co-authored with Professor Frank M. Tuerkheimer (University of Wisconsin Law School). The book review, entitled
Fowler Law Alumnus Awarded as Emergent Young Leader
Fowler School of Law alumnus Jake Vollebregt (‘08) was honored with an Emergent Leadership Award this month at the Urban Land Institute (ULI) of Orange County/Inland Empire District Council’s Young Leaders Group annual awards ceremony. The award is designed to recognize motivated, dedicated and innovative professionals in the real estate industry who demonstrate
Associate Dean Donald Kochan Publishes “A Framework for Understanding Property Regulation and Land Use Control from a Dynamic Perspective”
Associate Dean Donald Kochan’s article “ A Framework for Understanding Property Regulation and Land Use Control from a Dynamic Perspective ” was recently published in the Michigan Journal of Environmental and Administrative Law (Volume 4, Issue 2, 2015). Fowler Law students may recognize the dynamic circle and this descriptive framework. This publication
Forthcoming Chapman Law Review Article Chosen for National Honor
The Institute for Law Teaching and Learning recently selected an article from the forthcoming volume of the Chapman Law Review as its May 2015 Article of the Month. The article, “Teaching the Digital Caveman: Rethinking the Use of Classroom Technology in Law School” by James Levy, an associate professor of law at the Nova Southeastern
Fowler Law Receives Law School Admission Council Annual Diversity Award
Chapman University’s Dale E. Fowler School of Law recently placed third in the Law School Admission Council’s annual Diversity Matters Awards. The national award recognizes law schools throughout the country that perform exceptional outreach efforts targeted to students of under-represented racial and ethnic groups. “We hope to inspire students from historically under-represented groups to pursue
Fowler Law Professor Susanna Ripken Publishes Article on Legal Paternalism
On the CLS Blue Sky Blog, Columbia Law School’s blog on corporations and capital markets, on June 5, Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law Professor Susanna Ripken published an article entitled “Legal Paternalism in the Securities Markets: The Need for More (or Less) Paternalistic Regulation to Protect Investors.” The article previews her forthcoming
Fowler Law Student Receives State Bar Environmental Law Fellowship
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law student Hugo Salazar (JD ’16) will spend part of his summer interning with Earthjustice , a nonprofit public interest law organization dedicated to environmental justice issues throughout the country, after receiving the California State Bar’s Environmental Law Fellowship last semester. Salazar was one of three