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Chapter Two: Privacy, Tracy Mitrano Oct 2016

Chapter Two: Privacy, Tracy Mitrano

Tracy Mitrano

"Free speech" and "privacy" operate as integral, essential supporting values that underpin the missions of colleges and universities in the United States. Chapter One focused attention on free speech. Many of the same arguments could be made by and for privacy. It would be interesting to subject the same content about free speech to a global "find and replace" function for the applicable legal and policy points between them! Nonetheless, US law separates these two areas. Therefore, this chapter will focus on privacy law in particular: government surveillance and consumer privacy. Both subsets of privacy law, I will argue, have …


Learning From Experience: An Introduction To The Journal Of Experiential Learning, Patricia E. Salkin Apr 2016

Learning From Experience: An Introduction To The Journal Of Experiential Learning, Patricia E. Salkin

Patricia E. Salkin

Commitment to experiential learning begins with the dean, yet this has not been the typical questioning in candidate interview processes. Important are indicators of past performance, examples of interpersonal skills, creativity, and knowledge of current challenges facing the profession, legal education and the individual school. Often over-looked, however, is what else the candidate brings to the table in terms of their approach to legal pedagogy, past experiences that may provide other important insights into what may subconsciously influence the candidate’s particular approach to one or more issues. It can be difficult to glean this from the typical thirty to forty-five …


Confronting Domestic Violence In Higher Education, Jill Engle Jan 2016

Confronting Domestic Violence In Higher Education, Jill Engle

Jill Engle

Panel presentation on Student Life, Relationships, and the Law. Panel presented at Pepperdine University.