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NOTAS BENEroundtable, Northwestern LawSchool, Searle Center for Regulation(2008)■ Quoted in Competition Law 360on the competitive effects of the USgovernment bailout of AIG (2008)■ Quoted in the Antitrust Sourceon “Required Reading for the NewAntitrust Administration” (2008)■ Presented “Managing the RegulatoryProcess: Regulating under Civilvs. Common Law and CooperatingAmong Agencies,”24th PURC/WorldBank International Training Programon Utility Regulation and Strategy,University of Florida (2008)Jeffry S. WadeAssociate in Law; Director ofEnvironmental Division, Center forGovernmental Responsibility; AffiliateFaculty, Center for Latin AmericanStudies■ Published “Privatization and theFuture of Water Services,” 20 FloridaJ. of International L. 179 (2008)■ Presented “Forest Management inBrazil and the U.S: Comparison ofIssues,” Ninth Annual Conferenceon Legal and Policy Issues in theAmericas, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (May26-28, 2008)■ Presented “Green Building as PrivateEnvironmental Lawmaking” (response),Seventh Annual Richard E. NelsonSymposium, Green Building: Prospectsand Pitfalls for Local Governments,Gainesville, Florida (February 2008)Henry T. WihnykLegal Skills Professor; Director, LegalResearch & Writing and AppellateAdvocacy■ Published “Legal Writing: A SkillPolish Law Students Should Master inLaw School,” 8 Warsaw University L.Rev. 148 (2008)■ Served on the panel “Enhancingthe Pedagogy of Oral Argument andFirst-Year Moot Court,” 13th BiennialConference of the Legal WritingInstitute, Indianapolis (July 14 -17,2008)Steven J. WillisProfessor; Associate Director, Centeron Children and Families■ Published The Tax Law of Charitiesand Other Exempt Organizations:Statutory Supplement (with Brennen& Moran) (Thomson West, 2nd ed.,2008)Associated Press, Aug. 13, 2008AP reported on conspiracy theories regarding government-involvementin the 2001 anthrax attacks and the apparent suicide of Armyresearch scientist Bruce Ivins, whom the FBI was prepared toprosecute for perpetrating the attacks. Mark Fenster, author of a bookon conspiracy theories, said the anthrax case is perfect for conspiracytheorists because it is “as dangerous as it could possibly be, and alsodeeply mysterious.” The Bush administration’s penchant for secrecydoesn’t help, nor does its intelligence failures on Iraq, he said.— Mark Fenster, Professor of Law, UF Research Foundation ProfessorJessica de Perio WittmanInstructional Services ReferenceLibrarian, Lawton Chiles LegalInformation Center■ Published “Beyond Print: A SecondLife for Continuing Education,” 27(3)Legal Information Alert 1 (2008)■ Presented “Legal Research Podcasts”for Exploring Online InstructionalTools: A Showcase at the AmericanAssociation of Law Libraries AnnualConference, Portland, Ore. (July 2008)Michael Allan WolfRichard E. Nelson Chair in LocalGovernment Law; Professor■ Published The Zoning of America:Euclid v. Ambler (University Press ofKansas, 2008)Barbara Bennett WoodhouseDavid H. Levin Chair in FamilyLaw; Professor; Director, Center onChildren and Families and Family LawCertificate Program■ Published Hidden in Plain Sight:The Tragedy of Children’s Rights fromBen Franklin to Lionel Tate (PrincetonUniversity Press, 2008)■ Discussed Hidden in Plain Sightat the NACC 31 st National Juvenileand Family Law Conference, NationalAssociation of Counsel for Children,Savannah, Ga. (August 2008) (plenarysession devoted to her book); onThe Afternoon Magazine, NationalPublic Radio (Aug. 26, 2008); andon Connor Calling, WUFT 89.9 (Sept.26, 2008)Faculty Report Onlinehttp://www.law.ufl .edu/news/pdf/2008_faculty_report.pdf■ Published “Children and theConstitution” (dictionary entry),Encyclopedia of the Supreme Court(Gale 2008)■ Presented “Children’s Civil andPolitical Rights,” The David. C. BaumLecture on Civil Rights and CivilLiberties, University of Illinois LawSchool, (October 2008)■ Presented “Financing theFuture: Early Childhood Policies inComparative Perspective,” 13 th WorldConference, International Societyof Family Law, Vienna, Austria(September 2008) (also served aspanel session moderator)■ Elected to serve another three-yearterm on the International Society ofFamily Law, Executive CouncilMonique Haughton WorrellLegal Skills Professor■ Presented “The Child SupportSystem: The Competing Interestsof the Custodial and NoncustodialParent—Is it Really in the Best Interestof the Child?” 13 th World Conference,International Society of Family Law,Vienna, Austria (September 2008)Danaya C. WrightClarence TeSelle Endowed Professor;UF Research Foundation Professor■ Published “The Shifting Sands ofProperty Rights, Federal RailroadGrants, and Economic History: Hash v.United States and the Threat to Rail-Trail Conversions,” 38 EnvironmentalL. 711 (2008)UF LAWFENSTERLEVIN COLLEGE OF LAW | 2008 REPORT FROM THE FACULTYFALL 2008 95