Topic: Presentations
Clinical Professor of Law Maggie Finnerty presents at Oregon Women Lawyers event
Maggie Finnerty, clinical professor of law:
In November, Finnerty presented “Creating Your Own Business Model” at an Oregon Women Lawyers event in Portland.
Unsworth presents at Valley Catholic High School
Lisa Unsworth, head women’s soccer coach:
In November, Unsworth gave a presentation at the Student-Athlete College Night at Valley Catholic High School in Hillsboro, Oregon.
Professor of Law Robert Miller presents The Doctrine of Discovery
Robert Miller, professor of law:
In October, Miller presented “The Doctrine of Discovery” at Yale Law School.
Assistant Professor of Anthropology Oren Kosansky speaks on Judaism in Morocco
Oren Kosansky, assistant professor of anthropology:
Kosansky specializes in the topic of Judaism in Morocco. He spoke about “Lineages, Priests and Saints: Genealogy and Anthropology in Jewish Morocco” on October 16 at Congregation Ahavath Achim for the Oregon Jewish Genealogical Society.
Jack Bogdanski scheduled to talk at the Taxation Conference in November
Jack Bogdanski, professor of law:
In November, Bogdanski will speak before the 55th Annual Taxation Conference of the University of Texas School of Law in Austin. The title of the talk is “Recent Developments in Federal Tax Valuation.”
Associate Professor of History Elliott Young presents at the Latin American Studies Association
Elliott Young, associate professor of history:
In September, Young presented “Technologies of Control and Evasion at the Edge of the Nation: Chinese Border Crossings in Greater North America (Cuba, Mexico, US and Canada” at the Latin American Studies Association in Montreal, Canada.
Joel Martinez presents at the Athens Institute for Education and Research
Joel Martinez, assistant professor of philosophy:
In June, Martinez presented “Virtue, Ethics, Self-effacement and Moral Education: Athens, Greece” at the Athens Institute for Education and Research.
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