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Advising 2.0: Helping Students Achieve Academic Success Through Meaningful Academic Advising, Alicia Jackson

A Latina Law Professor's Peronal Perspective after the Zimmerman Trial Verdict, Maritza I. Reyes

Bibliography of Journal and Law Review Articles Discussing Virgil Hawkins and His Legal and Social Impact, Paul J. McLaughlin

Bridging Race + IP: The Challenges and Potential of Utilizing Transdisciplinary Methods to Undo the Unbearable Whiteness of Intellectual Property, Deidre Keller

Bringing the Law to the Library: The Importance of Librarian Mediation in Access to Justice Services, Yolanda Jones

Centering Education in the Next Great Copyright Act: A Response to Professor Jaszi, Deidre Keller

Congress Did Not Give the President Unfettered Discretion to Exclude, Maritza I. Reyes

Contemporary Teaching Strategies: Effectively Engaging Millennials Across the Curriculum, Renee N. Allen and Alicia Jackson

Copyright to the Rescue: Should Copyright Protect Privacy?, Deidre Keller

Critical Librarianship, Yolanda Jones

Critical Race IP, Deidre Keller

Does the National Forest Service Have Authority to Grant Rights-of-Way under the Mineral Leasing Act through National Forest Lands Traversed by the Appalachian Trails, Robert Abrams

Homeschooling and Libraries New Solutions and Opportunities, Paul J. McLaughlin

Lake County owes Virgil Hawkins Recognition and a Thank You for Role in Civil Rights Struggle, Lauren Ritche

Limiting Lessons from Property: Re-imagining the Public Domain in the Image of the Public Trust Doctrine, Deidre Keller

Model Jury Instructions: Copyright, Trademark and Trade Dress Litigation Model Jury Instructions: Copyright, Trademark and Trade Dress Litigation, Deidre Keller

Moncrieffe: Lessons in Crimmigration Law, Maritza I. Reyes

Racists in Florida Kept This Man From Becoming a Lawyer for 30 Years, Gilbert King

Raising the Impact Factor of the Library: Using the U.S. News & World Report’s Upcoming Academic Impact Law School Rankings to Boost the Academic Standing of Law Librarians, Paul J. McLaughlin

Recognizing the Derivative Works Right as a Moral Right: A Case Comparison and Proposal, Deidre Keller

Scientific Evidence Review: Admissibility and Use of Expert Evidence in the Courtroom, Deidre Keller

The Big Bad Wolf: Helping Students Conquer their Fear of the Bar Exam through P.A.S.S.- Preparation, Assessment, Self-Regulated Reflection, and Support, Alicia Jackson

The Female Body in the Workplace: Judges and the Common Law, Maritza I. Reyes

The Fifth Circuit in Texas v. United States Chose and Advocated the Term “Illegal Alien”, Maritza I. Reyes

The Pink Ghetto Pipeline: Challenges & Opportunities for Women in Legal Education, Renee N. Allen and Alicia Jackson

The Virgil Darnell Hawkins Collection: A Special Collection at the Heart of An HBCU Law School, Yolanda P. Jones

Tort Law: Skills and Practice Workbook (The Lawyering), Ann Marie Cavazos, Nise Nekheba, and Cynthia Ramkellawan

Virgil Hawkins’ Righteous Fight to Become a Lawyer, Tabitha Yang

“What He Said.” The Transformative Potential of the Use of Copyrighted Content in Political Campaigns —or— How a Win for Mitt Romney Might Have Been a Victory for Free Speech, Deidre Keller

Winning! 5 Key Strategies for an Effective Conference Presentation, Renee N. Allen and Alicia Jackson