University of Maryland School of Law : Catalog, 1988-1989

Doreen Rosenthal,
Assistant Dean for Alumni and
Development
B.A., 1960, Goucher College;
M.L.A., 1975, Johns Hopkins
University. Ms. Rosenthal joined
the administrative staff of the law
school in 1978 after serving as director
of development for the
Hearing and Speech Agency and
the Gateway School. She is responsible
for development, planning,
alumni programs, special
events and projects and the management
of Westminster Hall.
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Karen H. Rothenberg,
Assistant Professor of Law and
Director, Law and Health Care
Program
B.A., 1973, M.P.A., 1974,
Princeton University; J.D., 1979,
University of Virginia. Ms. Rothenberg
came to the faculty in
1983 from the Washington, D.C.,
law firm of Covington and Burling.
She has worked with a variety of
health and medical organizations
and her practice has included consultation
to and litigation for state
health and social welfare agencies
and issues arising out of regulation
of the health professions. Prior to
her law career Ms. Rothenberg received
an advanced degree in public
affairs from the Woodrow
Wilson School of Public and International
Affairs and held positions
in health care policy and administration.
Ms. Rothenberg served as
editor for the Bioethics Reporter,
and recently completed an article
on medical decision-making for
children, surrogacy and the duty to
provide emergency care. She also
lectures extensively to medical
groups on legal issues in health
care and served on the NIH Expert
Panel on the Content of Prenatal
Care and on the NIH Task Force
on the Use of Diagnostic Ultrasound
Imaging in Pregnancy. She
also serves as legal counsel to the
American College of Nurse-Midwives.
Health Care Law; Law and Biomedical
Sciences Seminar; Law and
Medicine.
Jana B. Singer,
Assistant Professor of Law
A.B., 1977, Dartmouth College;
J.D., 1981, Yale University. Professor
Singer joined the faculty in
1985 after serving as Revson fellow
in women's law and public policy
and adjunct clinical professor at
the Georgetown University Law