Pre-Conference
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| Pre-Conference |
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Peter H. Ruger. (Discrimination), Current Legal Issues for Law School Administrators: Disability Discrimination |
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Robert D. Bickel, William A. Kaplin. (Higher Education Law), Current Legal Issues for Law School Administrators: Disability Discrimination |
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Hirschfeld, Kelly & Kraemer, LLP. (Campus Investigations), Conducting Campus Investigations (PPT) |
Volume I
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| Student Affairs Materials |
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Jan F. Majewski, Sally Ginsberg Waters. (Cyberspace), Law and Higher Ed on the Internet: A Basic Guide |
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Steven J. McDonald. (Cyberspace), Driver Education for the Information Superhighway: The Law and Policy of the Internet |
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Steven J. McDonald. (Cyberspace), Virtual Legality: An Overview of Your Rights and Responsibilities in Cyberspace |
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Steven J. McDonald. (Cyberspace), An Overview of Internet Law |
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Steven J. McDonald. (Cyberspace), Policy on Responsible Use of University Computing Resources at the Ohio State University |
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Steven J. McDonald. (Cyberspace), Frequently Asked Questions About the Policy on Responsible Use of University Computing Resources |
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Steven J. McDonald. (Cyberspace), Microsoft Metadata |
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Marjorie Hodges Shaw. (Cyberspace), Driver Education for the Information Superhighway: The Law and the Policy of the Internet |
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Marjorie Hodges Shaw. (Cyberspace), Developing a Computer Use Policy |
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Marjorie Hodges Shaw. (Cyberspace), Information Technology Rights and Responsibilities |
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Marjorie Hodges Shaw. (Cyberspace), Your Rights and Responsibilities: Frequently Asked Questions |
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Marjorie Hodges Shaw. (Cyberspace), Ten Principles of Civility in Cyberspace |
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Marjorie Hodges Shaw. (Cyberspace), Responsible Use of Electric Communications |
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Lawrence White. (Cyberspace), Internet Privacy: The Electronic Dimension |
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Mary Ann Connell, Ann H. Franke, Barbara A. Lee. (Academic Administration), Nobody Said this was Going to be Easy: Legal and Managerial Challenges for Department Chairs and Other Academic Administrators |
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Donald D. Gehring. (Academic Administration), Nobody Said I had to be a Lawyer Either |
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Gary Pavela, William Kaplin. (Students), The 21st Century Student-University Relationship |
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Linda A. Sharp. (Sports), Preventing Liability in Student Recreation and Sports Activities |
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George M. Shur. (Sports), Liability of a College or University for Intramural and Recreational Activities of Students |
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Robert D. Bickel. (Mentall Illness), Revisiting the Tarasoff v. Regents of the University of California: The Scope of the Psychotherapist's Duty to Control Dangerous Students |
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Richard D. Grosz. (Mental Illness), Dangerous Student Issues (PPT) |
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Mark C. Rahdert. (Supreme Court), Recent Supreme Court Developments Affecting Higher Education |
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(Supreme Court), Court Politics: Where We Are and Where We May be Headed Under President Bush |
Volume II
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| Student Affairs Materials |
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Peter Lake, Holiday H. McKiernan, Diane Waryold. (Mental Illness), Dangerous Student Behavior
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Alison Paige Landry. (First Amendment), Professorial Speech and Academic Freedom: Implications in the Fourth Circuit's Decision in Urofsky v. Gilmore, 216 F.3d 401 (4th Cir. 2000) (cert. denied, 2001)
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Steven G. Olswang. (First Amendment), The Demise of Academic Freedom: Urofsky v. Gilmore |
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T. Bell, Mary C. Stevens. (Administrator Training), Effective Administrator Training Through Employment Case Studies |
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Mary C. Stevens. (Administrator Training), Administrator Training with Case Studies: the ASU Model |
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Sheila T. Bell. (Administrator Training), Effective Administrator Training Through Employment Case Studies: Legal Considerations |
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Nancy Tribbensee. (Higher Education), The Duty to Teach: Facilitation of Safe Learning |
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Robert D. Bickel. (Higher Education), Explaining the Legal Duty of the College or University to Make Reasonable Provision for the Safety of Student Interns and Externs |
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Charles F. Carletta. (Higher Education Law), A Proposed Relationship Between Legal Counsel and the Academy |
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Peter H. Ruger. (Higher Education Law), New Views of the Relationship Between Legal Counsel and the Administrator |
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Peter H. Ruger. (Higher Education Law), The Practice and Profession of Higher Education Law |
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Jeffrey I. Chasen. (Employment), From the Ridiculous to the Supreme (PPT) |
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Jeffrey I. Chasen, Beverly Ledbetter. (Employment), Dealing with Negative Employment Situations |
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Steven J. McDonald. (Copyright), © 2001 (PPT) |
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Steven J. McDonald. (Copyright), Useful Copyright Resources on the Internet (PPT) |
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Rodney J. Petersen. (Libraries), UCITA: Summary and Implications for Libraries and Higher Education |
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Rodney J. Petersen. (Libraries), Project NEThics: Copyright Resources |
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Rodney J. Petersen. (Libraries), Copyown Resources |
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Preventative Lawyering: Drafting and Administering Policies to Avoid Litigation |
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Stephen S. Dunham. (Policy and Prevention), Preventative Lawyering: Drafting and Administering Policies to Avoid Litigation |
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William P. Hoye, Michael Steinberg. (Study Abroad), Legal Liability and Study Abroad from the Perspective of a Lawyer and a Client |
Post-Conference
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| Counseling Human Resources Management: Law, Policy, and Best Practices |
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Richard W. Chace. (Campus Security), A Guideline On Closed Circuit Television (CCTV)For Public Safety and Community Policing: Promulgating the Responsible Use of CCTV Technology in Security and Public Safety Applications |
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Peter H. Ruger. (Higher Ed), Promotion and Tenure |