Faculty News and Scholarship

Katie Brown

• Available online from the November/December 2025 issue of AALL SPECTRUM is a short piece, Fostering Collaboration Between Law Librarians & Technology Professionals by Dean Katie Brown and her frequent collaborator Professor Jessica de Perio Wittman (UConn Law).
• Dean Brown also participated in the 2025 Legal Aid University – presenting Navigating Ethics and Artificial Intelligence.
• The book Organizational Structures of Academic Law Libraries Past, Present, and Future, Vol 3 is now available for purchase. Dean Brown authored a chapter in the book about Charleston School of Law Library History and present.  The chapter was written before Charleston School of Law’s conversion to a 501(c)(3), although it discusses Charleston Law working through the process of changing statuses.

Kevin Eberle & Dylan Malagrinò

• In two separate class sessions, Dean Dylan Malagrinò and Professor Kevin Eberle presented lessons on fundamental property law, constitutional foundations of property law, and historic preservation law to students in the architecture and preservation program enrolled in a course on “Law & Economics” at Clemson University.  Dean Malagrinò and Professor Eberle were asked to teach these lessons at the request of Brian Turner, a national expert in historic preservation and President of the Charleston Historic Preservation Society, as well as the course professor.

Nancy Zisk

Professor Nancy Zisk provided the Supreme Court update to the 41st Annual NC/SC Employment and Labor Law Conference, sponsored by the North and South Carolina Bars. Professor Zisk’s presentation included a discussion of four employment law cases decided by the United States Supreme Court in 2025.

Jennifer Lanz

Professor Jennifer Lanz’s work-in-progress, preliminarily titled “From Drugs to Fish: U.S. Strikes Against Drug Runners in the Caribbean Threaten the Net That Can Be Case to Combat Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated Fishing,” was selected by the AALS International Law Committee to be included in the New Voices in International Law and Human Rights panel at the AALS Annual Meeting in January.