Professor Ray leads Research Project Chosen to Receive Funding in the National 2021 Public Interest Technology University Network (PIT-UN) Challenge
Professor Brian Ray will lead a research project to design and pilot a training program and student clinic to conduct data privacy and equity impact assessments for surveillance technologies that was recently selected for a $90,000 grant by the New America Foundation. Ray is partnering on the project with Drs.
2021 CSU C|M|LAW Leader on the Rise Kimberly Kendall Corral '12
A leader is a person who is engages with others in order to work toward a common goal or for the greater good. That is an accurate description of the selfless post-conviction and criminal defense work of Kimberly Kendall Corral '12, who is being recognized by CSU Cleveland-Marshall College of Law with our 2021 Leader on the Rise Award.
Professor Ray and CMLAW Cyber Center Participate in Cybersecurity Career Awareness Week
The Center for Cybersecurity & Privacy Protection and the online MLS in Cybersecurity & Data Privacy were invited to participate in the National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education’s Cybersecurity Career Awareness Week (opens in new window), October 18-23.
Professor Ray Submits NSF Proposal on Predictive Intelligence for Pandemic Prevention
Professor Brian Ray was part of a team consisting of Case Western Reserve University faculty members and Cleveland Clinic researchers who recently submitted a proposal in to the National Science Foundation’s Predictive Intelligence for Pandemic Prevention (PIPP) initiative (opens in new window). The team proposes to develop a comprehensive, integrated, intelligent system for early and accurate pandemic prediction and response at the personal and population levels using innovative technology to protect personal privacy.
CSU C|M|LAW Student Parent Alliance Scholarship Fund Created to Support Parenting Law Students
CSU Cleveland-Marshall College of Law has established a Student Parent Alliance Scholarship Fund, created to aid in removing barriers for parenting law students that would prevent them from succeeding in law school. This scholarship fund will aid parents wishing to attend law school by providing financial assistance to those in need that will help cover the cost of tuition, books, childcare expenses, or any other expenses related to a parent’s success in law school.
Pretrial Justice Clinic Student Kailey Leary Advocates for Bail Reform Legislation at Ohio Statehouse
CSU Cleveland-Marshall College of Law 3L student Kailey Leary had the opportunity to advocate for Senate Bill 182, bail reform legislation being considered by Ohio’s state legislature as part of the CSU C|M|LAW Criminal Justice Center’s new Pretrial Justice
Saturday Morning Message 9.11.21 Strong at the Broken Places
“The world breaks every one and afterward many are strong at the broken places.” -Ernest Hemingway, A Farewell to Arms
I’ve never written a Saturday Morning Message, and I doubt I will again, but this morning is different.
20 years ago this morning our world changed in an instant. It was one of the saddest, darkest, most horrific days in history.
Alumni Profile: Joseph Nelson ’20 Looks Forward to Federal Clerkship
Joseph Nelson ’20, an associate with Fisher Phillips, is looking forward to starting a year-long federal clerkship with Judge J. Philip Calabrese at the United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio in January 2022.
Visiting Professor Profile: Matthew Ahn
Matthew Ahn joins the CSU Cleveland-Marshall College of Law faculty this Fall as a Visiting Professor. Ahn, a graduate of the New York University School of Law, most recently served as a Research and Writing Attorney with the Federal Public Defender for the Northern District of Ohio. However, the law is just one of many passions for Ahn.