I teach federal courts and constitutional law and write about those subjects and constitutional theory. I've read PrawfsBlawg with what in retrospect seems to me disturbing thoroughness almost since its inception, so I'm grateful to Dan and the Prawfs community for the chance to guest this month. Posted by Administrators on at 11:00 AM in Funky FSU | Thursday, ApChecking In If interested, please email a Curriculum Vitae (including a research agenda) to Associate Dean Manuel Utset (mutset at ). Applications are encouraged from people of color, individuals of varied sexual orientations, individuals who are differently-abled, veterans of the armed forces or national service, and anyone whose background and experience will contribute to the diversity of the law school. FSU is committed to achieving equal opportunity in all aspects of University life. Candidates will be selected based on their prior work and educational experience, and teaching and scholarly potential. The VAP will hold a one-year appointment which is designed to help and train future law professors. | Comments (0) Friday, FSU Law VAP position availableįlorida State University College of Law seeks applicants for a new Visiting Assistant Professor (VAP) in business/commercial law for the 2014-2015 academic year. Posted by Jake Linford on Septemat 09:02 PM in Blogging, Funky FSU, Information and Technology, Intellectual Property | Hermine may spend more time in the North Atlantic, so I hope my northern colleagues stay safe. In the meantime, I'm thankful that Hermine only landed a glancing blow on funky Tallahassee, and that family, friends, and community members made the experience bearable. If you have clever ideas to encourage more scholars attending multi-track conferences to live-blog or tweet the panels they attend, please share your ideas in the comments. I hoped for a bigger turnout, but a few dedicated souls shared some wonderful summaries of fascinating scholarship. Perhaps I'll try again next year.
But I'm glad that Prawfs provided a platform for my live-blogging experiment from the Intellectual Property Scholars Conference at Stanford. I had good intentions to post a few more times, but Hurricane Hermine had other plans.
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