I love teaching and working with students as they pursue their dreams. Below are brief details on courses I teach and selected articles on teaching. There is much more to say about teaching, and I’m always happy to chat about it. So please feel free to reach out. Contact me here.

Current Courses:

Torts; Human Rights and Children; International Human Rights; Public Health Law; Family Law; Global Perspectives on Children and the Law

Other Courses Taught:

International and Comparative Health Law; Law and Medicine

Other Teaching Interests:

Children and the Law; Human Trafficking; International Law; Narrative Skills and the Law; Health Law

Selected articles and news items on teaching:

• Work-Life Balance and the Need to Give Law Students a Break, University of Pittsburgh Law Review Online, 83(5): 1-13 (2022)

• Leading Peer-Review Journal Features GSU Law Student’s Research, August 13, 2021

• An “Alternative Assignment” for Law Students, April 27, 2021

• Incorporating Experiential Learning in Health Law Courses, HealthLawProf Blog, May 20, 2014

• Beyond the Case Method: Teaching Transactional Law Skills in the Classroom, Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, 37: 375 (2009)

News about selected courses:

• Global Perspectives on Children and the Law, Spring 2019:

  • Updates:

    • Day 1: From Social Innovation to the Lived Experience

    • Day 2: From International to Indigenous Perspectives

    • Days 3-4: The Lived Experience of Migrant Indigenous Peoples

    • Day 5 to the end: Final Reflections

• Global Perspectives on Children and the Law, Spring 2017:

  • GSU article: Students Explore Children’s Rights in Costa Rica

  • Updates:

    • Day 1 (Coffee Production, etc.)

    • Day 2: Social innovation, Human Rights, and Migration

    • Days 3-4: Local, National, and International Responses

    • Day 5 to the end: Human Rights, Indigenous Populations, and More