Charleston Law 2023 Faculty Presentations

Charleston School of Law faculty led more than 50 legal presentations, conferences, CLEs and workshops during the 2023 calendar year. 

“Charleston Law faculty are not only impressive classroom teachers, but they are also regularly sought out by external audiences for their expertise,” said Dean Larry Cunningham.

Eighteen Law School faculty members hosted presentations on many of the subjects in today’s headlines including Generative AI, Digital privacy and technology, NCAA College Athletes’ Name, Image, and Likeness Rights, Second Amendment legal challenges, and Chat GPT.

Learn more about the Charleston Law faculty online at charlestonlaw.edu/faculty.

2023 FACULTY PRESENTATIONS

Faculty MemberTitle of PresentationTitle of Event
Constance AnastopouloUpdate on SC Insurance LawSC Judicial Branch
Michele BergerBack to Basics: Note Taking in Law SchoolAcademic Conference
Katie BrownNBI & IPE: How to Run a Prosperous Law Firm in the Digital EraCLE Program
NBI & IPE: The Fundamentals of Legal Project Management for ParalegalsCLE Program
NBI & IPE: MS Word eLearningCLE Program
NBI & IPE: Law Practice Management 101 for Newly Admitted New York AttorneysCLE Program
NBI & IPE: ChatGPT for ParalegalsCLE Program
Quimbee: Microsoft Word for Attorney Mac UsersCLE Program
Quimbee: Legal Practice Innovations & Efficiencies, Technology, and Ethics: An OverviewCLE Program
Redefining Law School Compliance with ABA Standards 301 and 303 to Address Evolving Technology Needs in ModernInstitute for Law Teaching and Learning Conference: Compliance with ABA Standards
Collaboration & Partnership: Lessons Learned for Successful Writing, Data Collection & AnalysisBoulder Conference
Data 411: Terminology, Coding, and Telling StoriesAALL
(Discussant) Faculty/library engagement considering tools and services that effectively support teaching and scholarshipSEALS
Keynote: Meeting Students Where They Are: Navigating Outside of Google2023 Learning Design and Technology Forum (Anderson University – SC)
Suzanne ChapmanRead Before You Write: Teaching a Summer Course or Orientation Session on Reading Case LawSEALS
Michelle CondonExternship Supervision Best Practices – ABA Standards and S.C. RulesUniversity of South Carolina School of Law and Charleston School of Law
Debra GammonsSetting Big Goals to Achieve Big GoalsCollege of Charleston
Female EmpowermentNorth Charleston High School
Addressing Diversity in the Law and EducationStreet Law
Becoming an AttorneyAcademic Magnet High School Black Students Organization
Women and Politics – Challenges and OpportunitiesCollege of Charleston
Bill JanssenIrrepressible Civility, Professionalism, and Ethics in Defining the Lawyering CareerUniversity of Pittsburgh Law Review – Symposium: The Jurisprudence of the Hon. Joseph F. Weis, Jr.
[none]The Human Lawyer – Podcast on Lawyering and Teaching Professions
Product Placement and Liability – Creating RepresentationsFood & Drug Law Institute – Annual Meeting
What’s New in Federal Civil ProcedureSouth Carolina Bar – Mastering Rules of Procedure and Evidence: Essential Strategies for South Carolina Attorneys
Applying the Rules of Procedure to Formal ProceedingsSouth Carolina Probate Judges – Annual Conference
Ethics from Practitioner’s PerspectiveCharleston School of Law Professionalism Series
Dylan MalagrinòNCAA College Athletes’ Name, Image, and Likeness RightsCharleston School of Law Entertainment Arts & Sports Law Society
Weight of the World: Striking a balance between economic growth and environmental conservationCharleston School of Law Professionalism Series
Erica McElreathUsing Character Strengths to Foster Professional Identity Development in the Legal Writing ClassroomSoutheastern Association of Law Schools, Annual Conference
Bill MerkelDebate with Clark Neily of Cato Institute on Second AmendmentFederalist Society
Melanie RegisSelf-Assessment Charts: Helping Students to Write Better and Make the Grading Process EasierCharleston School of Law
Federal Rule of Evidence 606 and Juror Competency17th Annual Lutie A. Lytle Black Women Law Faculty Workshop (Penn State Dickinson Law)
Miller ShealySouth Carolina Gun LawSteve Shaw, Author – S.C. Gun Law
Melissa SimondiSelf-Assessment Charts: Helping Students to Write Better and Make the Grading Process EasierCharleston School of Law
Lisa Smith-ButlerOn The Road Again: Exploring and Rediscovering South Carolina’s Legal EthicChicago Title Insurance, Columbia, SC
Legal Research Secrets and ShortcutsNational Business Institute
Google & ChatGPT, ChatGPT & Writing, Legal ResourcesMyLaw CLE
Online Legal Research Secrets and Websites Every Attorney Should KnowNational Business Institute
Jean SteadmanGetting Creative & Collaborative to Maximize Experiential Learning OpportunitiesSEALS
What are Contractual Representations & Warranties?National Business Institute
Allyson Haynes StuartPrivacy in Modern DiscoveryJames Petigru Inn of Court Meeting, Charleston, SC
A Right to Privacy for Modern DiscoveryLawyers for Civil Justice Meeting in Washington DC
Frank UlmerGenerative AI PresentationCharleston School of Law Faculty Development Series
Nancy ZiskHealth Equity Post-COVID – Goals and Obstacles: How Access to Medical School Education Can Increase Health EquityAALS 2023 Annual Meeting
Medication Safety and Professional MalpracticeMedical University of South Carolina, Medication Safety, Humanity, and Law
Informed consent, substituted consent, the right for a patient to withhold consent or refuse treatment, and the consequences when a health care provider ignores a patient’s instructions.College of Charleston, Bioethics: Philosophy 170
Time to Abandon the Dead Donor RuleThe Ethics of Organ Transplantation; 29th Annual Thomas A. Pitts Memorial Lectureship in Medical Ethics
The Law’s Role in the Abortion DebateSouth Carolina Medical Association
Informed Consent and ConfidentialityMedical University of South Carolina Second Year Medical Student Seminar
The Legacy of Race at MUSCMedical University of South Carolina Neurology Grand Rounds
MUSC and Race: A HistoryMedical University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy Faculty Development Series