Top Stories:

• Clay Henderson, director of the Institute for Water and Environmental Resilience at Stetson University, was quoted in The Daytona Beach News-Journal on June 13 in a story, entitled “NSB responds to growth with effort to preserve Turnbull Creek.” Henderson said it is important to protect the land because “whatever we can’t acquire is going to get paved over.”
• K.C. Ma, Ph.D., CFA, director of the Roland George Investments Program in Stetson’s School of Business Administration, wrote two articles this week for Seeking Alpha: “Investor sentiment and tesla stock price” and “Micron technology: 2018 target prices.”

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  Law Professor Ciara Torres-Spelliscy is quoted in the June 14 Boston Globe article, “Patrick stays quiet as his former aide runs for governor.”

• Law Professor Rebecca Morgan wrote the June 7 Elder Law Prof Blog, “BBB: Sweepstakes & Lottery Scams.”  Morgan wrote the June 8 Elder Law Prof Blog, “Guardianships According to John Oliver.” She wrote the June 12 Elder Law Prof Blog, “Medicare Trustees Release Bleak News on Trust Fund.”  
• Law Professor Charles Rose is quoted in the June 13 Tampa Tribune article,  “Neo-Nazi leader from Tampa, now behind bars, stars in new video extolling Hitler.”
• The June 10 Post and Courier reported that law alumna Marguerite Willis is running for governor in South Carolina.
• Stetson Law student Amanda L. Govin co-authored, “False Claims Act 2017 Recoveries May Surprise You” in the June 6 AAPC.

Alumni:

• Stetson alumnus Christian Koch was mentioned in Press News Room’s article “Trusted advisor, Christian Kick, hits Amazon best-seller list with the big question.”
• Law alumnus Nathan Bruemmer is being honored again as one of the Outstanding Voices for the Business of Pride, according to the Tampa Bay Business Journal. This marks at least the second time he has been honored at this event.
• The June 5 Henderson, Franklin, Starnes & Holt, P.A., announced that law alumna Suzanne Boy became Florida Bar Board Certified in Labor and Employment Law.
• The June 6 Lowndes-Law announced that law alumna Alexandrea Simser was elected to the board of directors for the Founders Forum, a non-profit organization that supports entrepreneurs and new business.
• The June 7 The Laker/Lutz News reports on law alumnus Andrew C. McDannold of McDannold Law.  
• The June 8 Florida Politics reports that law alumnus Jason Rodriguez has taken a post handling “state government relations for BayCare Health System.”
• The June 8 Sanibel Captiva Islander reports that law alumnus Ken Cuyler submitted to the Sanibel City Council a letter indicating his intent to vacant the city attorney position, as of July 11.
• The June 8 Eddie Stephens website reports that Stephens, a law alumnus, received the Palm Beach County Leadership Excellence Award.
• The June 11 WJCT reports that law alumna Janet Carver is a candidate for a Northeast Florida judge seat.
• The June 11 Miami Herald reports that law alumnus Pablo Rodriguez has been named partner and director of Therrel Baisden’s tax practice group in Miami.
• The June 11 Jacksonville Daily Record reports that law alumna Giselle M. Girones is running for a seat on the 2018-19 Jacksonville Bar Association Young Lawyers Section board of governors.
• The June 12 citybizlist reports that law alumnus David C. Miller and Nicole C. Nate authored articles published in Stetson Law Review’s latest issue.