Faculty at Work
Professor Susan Haack will speak at the University of Barcelona, Spain to the Logic, Language and Cognition Research Group. Her lecture is entitled “Pragmatism, Then and Now.”
She will then travel to the University of Girona, also in Spain, to participate in the Law Faculty lecture series, where she will give three lectures entitled, “Federal Philosophy of Science: Or, Popper on Trial,” “Proving Causation: The Holism of Warrant and the Atomism of Evidence Law,” and “Of Truth, in Science and in Law.”
Professor Haack will deliver the keynote lecture at the annual conference of the Society of University Neurosurgeons in Miami Beach. Her lecture is entitled “Proving Causation: The Holism of Warrant and the Atomism of Evidence Law.”
And finally, she will also give the keynote speech at a conference on the environment at Wayne State University. Her speech is entitled, “Six Signs of Scientism and Three Thoughts on the Climate of Climate Change.”
Professor Robert Rosen is serving as a panel chair of a Miami-Dade County Foster Care Review Panel, providing periodic reviews of children in foster care to determine if every effort is being made to establish a safe and permanent placement for the child.
Professor Sarah Mourer served as a member of the faculty at the 2009 Trial Advocacy Training Program, conducted by Louisiana State University. She also participated as a panelist discussing Ethical Issues in Criminal Defense, as part of the Center for Ethics and Public Service and The Lewis B. Freeman & Partners Leadership and Luncheon Series. Professor Mourer commented on Race to Execution: Film Screening, presented by UM Law’s HOPE and the Wrongful Convictions Project.
Leadership: Dean's Office
Patricia D. White |