In a more recent article, published in October of 2023, Professor Silverstein shared his revised perspective on non-debtor releases.

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In the op-ed, Professor Silverstein explains four potential textual bases for abortion rights in the United States Constitution.

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Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Lindsey Gustafson has been recognized for excellence in public service. Gustafson has recently completed two terms as the editor of The Journal of the Legal Writing Institute, a highly regarded, peer-edited journal. She also now serves as a co-director of the Institute of Law Teaching and Learning, of which the law school is a co-sponsor.

In 2021, Gustafson was the co-organizer of the symposia for the Legal Writing Institute and the Institute for Law Teaching and Learning. She is the current president of the Pulaski County Special School District Board of Education. In the past, she has served on several school district advisory boards and committees. Her nominators describe Gustafson as someone 鈥渨ho unselfishly uses her knowledge and abilities to serve and better her community.鈥�

Gustafson has been recognized for excellence in teaching three times. This is her first recognition for excellence in public service. “I’m surrounded by faculty members, staff, and students who serve in such amazing, varied ways,鈥� she said. 鈥淢y legal education has been a gift in my life, and I’m grateful for the chance to use it to serve where I can.”

Professor Joshua Silverstein has been recognized for excellence in teaching. A former student, in her nomination letter, calls him 鈥渢he best teacher I have ever had.鈥� She cites his enthusiasm, organization, knowledge, and compassion. Those traits are repeated in former students鈥� letters of endorsement. They discuss Silverstein鈥檚 passion for teaching, his engaging presentation of complex topics, and his commitment to ensuring they fully comprehend the material. This includes his extensive use of visual aids.

In 2021, Silverstein was chosen by Bowen students as the first law school recipient of the We HEART Faculty Award. This is the second time he has been recognized for excellence in teaching.

鈥淭eaching is the heart of a professor鈥檚 job,鈥� Silverstein said. 鈥淎s a result, I am deeply honored to receive the award for teaching excellence.鈥�

Professor Robert Steinbuch has been recognized for excellence in research and creative endeavors. He is the sole author of a treatise entitled The Arkansas Freedom of Information Act (7th ed. 2022), a major revision of the 6th edition, which he co-authored. In addition, between 2016 and 2020, he published four scholarly articles in law reviews. He has four additional articles forthcoming, including an article in the Journal of Legal Education and the law review of top-tiered Pepperdine Law School.

In addition to transparency law, Steinbuch鈥檚 scholarship focuses on matters such as evidence law, federal securities law, immigration law, and legal education. He is also a frequent contributor and provides media interviews related to national, state, and local legal matters.  鈥淧rofessor Steinbuch鈥檚 works have been cited by other academics, courts, and practitioners,鈥� said his nominator. 鈥淗is efforts have contributed to the expansion of knowledge in the law, as well as encouraged additional research.鈥�

Steinbuch said, “I’m deeply honored to receive this recognition. The law can be used to help people or misused to oppress them. Reflecting this basic maxim, my research builds on the core tenet that wrongdoings by public officials need to be both exposed and justly excised. My work employs transparency tools essential to an effective and accountable democracy to achieve these goals. It’s a long haul, but I believe we’re making progress.”

糖心Vlog传媒 Little Rock annually celebrates the achievements of the top professors of the year who are making a difference in the community through their contributions in teaching, research and creative works, and public service. This is the highest honor 糖心Vlog传媒 Little Rock awards its faculty members.

Created in 1989, the faculty excellence awards provide recognition of the great work done by 糖心Vlog传媒 Little Rock faculty. The awards are made possible through contributions by the Office of the Chancellor, the Office of the Provost, the 糖心Vlog传媒 Little Rock Chancellor鈥檚 Circle, the Bailey Foundation, and UMR.

The 糖心Vlog传媒 Little Rock Board of Visitors will select the university-wide winners from the faculty members who are selected as the top faculty member in each of the three categories in their respective colleges for the 2021-22 academic year.

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This was an hour-long program regarding continuing developments in the Purdue Pharma bankruptcy specifically and the opioid crisis generally. Also appearing were the Connecticut Attorney General William Tong, Stephen Wood, a bioethicist and researcher at Harvard, and Professor Alexa Dietrich, an anthropologist from Wagner College.

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Professor Silverstein discussed abortion litigation pending in both state and federal court and potential Arkansas legislation concerning abortion rights.

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