Meet our Adjunct Faculty

The Business Law Program is enriched by talented adjunct faculty who are prominent practitioners in their fields. They bring special expertise and their real world experience to the classroom, allowing us to complement our strong Business Law curriculum with innovative and timely substantive courses in everything from Elder Law and Sports Law to Advanced Corporate Tax and Retirement Plans.

Our 2010-2011 Adjunct Faculty Include:

Hon. Cheryl Albrecht, Moot Court/Mock Trial

James Ambrose, Qualified Retirement Plans

Melissa Boge, Technology, Transfer and Licensing

Saskia de Boer, Nonprofit Law Seminar

Cynthia Cumfer, Community Development Transactions Practicum: Community Development, Nonprofit and Affordable Housing Law

Paul Ehrlich, Sports Law Seminar

Ann Glynn, Community Development Transactions Practicum: Community Development, Nonprofit and Affordable Housing Law

Steven Goebel, Business Principles for Lawyers

Mark Griffin, Moot Court: Mock Trial Regional Competition

Michael Heilbronner, Advanced Trademark Practice and Strategy

Joshua Husbands, Estate Planning Seminar

James Huston, Clinical Internship Seminar: Business Advising-Center for Technology, Entrepreneurship, and Law (CTEL) 

Tom Kranovich, Insurance Law

Matthew Levin, Sports Law Seminar

Christopher Lewis, Patent Litigation

Hon. Marilyn Litzenberger, Moot Court: Mock Trial Regional Competition

Matthew Phillips, Patent Prosecution

Mark Porter, Clinical Internship Seminar: Corporate Counsel/Intellectual Property Seminar

Matt Rabdau, Patent Prosecution

Michael Rizzo, Banking Law

Penny Serrurier, Nonprofit Law Seminar

Joshua Smith, Clinical Internship Seminar: Business Advising-Center for Technology, Entrepreneurship, and Law (CTEL)

Edward Sullivan, Land Use Planning