Professor Shahabudeen Khan presented at Northeastern University School of Law as part of A Workshop on Reproductive and Sexual Justice on April 29-30, 2016. His presentation was entitled, The Threat Lives On: How to Exclude Expectant Mothers from Prosecution for Mere Exposure to HIV to Their Fetuses and Infants.

Associate Dean and Professor Elena Langan was selected to present a previously published article, along with the follow-up, which is currently in progress and tentatively titled: The Intersection of Branding and Social Behavior: A Comparative Analysis of States' Experiences after Eliminating "Custody" Litigation, at the International Society of Family Law, North American Regional Conference: Family Realities and Family Law in Jackson Hole, Wyoming in May.

Professor Michael Masinter was interviewed by WIOD radio on April 14, 2016. He discussed the newly filed lawsuit against Carnival Cruise Line over the fact that it is following Cuban rules in its new cruises to the island.

Professor Jani Maurer lectured at the Florida Justice Association Workhorse Seminar on March 30, 2016. Her topic was: "Don't You Think You Should at Least Consider Guardianship When Representing a Brain Injured Client."

Professor Joel Mintz published an article entitled, "Thinking Beyond Gridlock: Towards a Consistent Statutory Approach to Federal Environment Enforcement,"46 Envt'l. L. 241 (2016). An article he wrote, "'Running on Fumes': Enforcement Staff Shortages and the Development of New EPA Regulations in an Era of Scarcity," was also accepted for publication in the June 2016 issue of the Environmental Law Reporter. He recently presented at the April NSU Law Environmental Symposium, speaking on "What Scientists Want Attorneys to Know about the State of our Oceans." In the news, Mintz spoke with Vero News regarding environmental law issues, as well as Local 10 News regarding a controversy concerning water service rates in Broward County. In August, Mintz will present a scholarly paper at Oxford University at a symposium on "Population, Migration and the Environment."

Becka Rich, Senior Associate Library Director, presented on Gamification at NSU Law. Gamification relates to teaching, specifically to "incorporating elements of game play into assessment and instruction to increase student learning and engagement." This is part of the NSU Libraries' Gear Up For Success series targeted to all NSU faculty and students.

Professor Emerita Gail Richmond has been appointed to be the AALS representative on the March 2017 ABA-AALS site team for Cardozo Law School (Yeshiva University). She has also co-authored Mastering Trusts & Estates (Carolina Academic Press forthcoming) with Professor Don Castleman (Wake Forest) (deceased).

Professor Emeritus Marc Rohr published: "Threatening" Speech: The Thin Line Between Implicit Threats, Solicitation, and Advocacy of Crime, 13 Rutgers Journal of Law and Public Policy 150 (2016). His article DeMinimus Content Discrimination: The Vexing Matter of Sign-Ordinance Exemptions, 7 Elon L. Rev. 327 (2015), has been selected for reprinting in Thomson Reuters' 2016 Zoning and Planning Law Handbook. On March 26, 2016, he moderated and participated in a panel discussion of voting rights at the 2016 annual meeting of the Broward County Chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union.