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2006-2007 East Carolina University College of Business Teaching Fellow Department of Finance Jack E. Karns College of Business Counselor at Law Bate Building, Third Floor 379 Claredon Drive East Carolina University Greenville, NC 27858 Greenville, NC 27858-4353 OFC: 252.355.1936 RES: 252.355.1936 DPT: 252.328.6670 CEL: 252.419.4979 FAX: 252.328.4093 EML: karnsj@suddenlink.net EML: karnsj@ecu.edu EDUCATION: Loyola University Chicago Doctor of Juridical Science (S.J.D.) Degree in Health Law and Policy, 2003 (Dissertation: “Justifying the Nonprofit Hospital Tax Exemption in a Competitive Market Environment”)
Master of Law (LL.M.) Degree in Taxation, 1992 (Thesis: “Can the Internal Revenue Service Levy and Collect Against ERISA Qualified Pension Plan Benefits in Bankruptcy Proceedings" Tulane University Juris Doctor (J.D.) Degree in Law, 1981 Syracuse University Master of Public Administration (M.P.A.) Degree, 1974 (Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs) Master of Science (M.S.) Degree in Education Administration, 1974 Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Degree (cum laude) in Public Policy, 1973 RECENT TEACHING HONORS: TEACHING FELLOWSHIP: Selected as the 2006-2007 East Carolina University College of Business Teaching Fellow. This competitive Fellowship resulted from peer review of applications with ultimate selection by the Dean. The focus of my application touched on the significance of on-line, WEB-based delivery of education in the business school, particularly to large sections that are emblematic of my course, The Legal Environment of Business (Total of 100-145 students between two sections each semester, including summer school.) The thrust of my Fellowship objectives will be to deliver multiple methods of audio and video delivery of course material suitable for asynchronous consumption by consumer students, including but not limited to: audio recording of lectures in MP3 files suitable for student downloading (including to I-Pods), video streaming of short clips and other slightly lengthier clips designed to enhance the Legal Environment learning experience, extensive work on developing outcomes assessments that foster both critical thinking and writing skills, developing a “sense of community” on the WEB BlackBoard teaching platform environment through development of such inherent capabilities such as Discussion Boards and Group Developed Projects, the incorporation of Distance Education teaching platforms other than BlackBoard where appropriate, and finally, accomplishing all of the foregoing in such a manner so as to conform with developing AACSB-International accreditation standards. EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 2007 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS COMMERCE CLUB TEACHING EXCELLENCE AWARD: Awarded for “Outstanding Service and Instructions in the Classroom” during the 2006-07 academic year. Awarded at May 2007 College of Business Graduate Recognition Ceremony. INTERNATIONAL TEACHING: Selected to teach a course at the Maastricht Center for Transatlantic Studies (http://www.cmsu.edu/mcts/) based at Teikyo University in The Netherlands during the period: June 11 – July 9, 2007. East Carolina University is a consortium member of 34 international universities and colleges that offers college classes year-round at the Maastricht Center. According to the Center’s web site: “Its [the Maastricht Center’s] goal has been to provide a unique educational program based on the interactive relationship between peoples and cultures on both sides of the Atlantic.” ( Course: Comparative International Business Law: The European Union and the United States.) MCGRAW-HILL LEGAL ENVIRONMENT TEXTBOOK SYMPOSIUM: Selected as one of fifteen professors from the US to attend an expenses paid symposium (3 days) in San Diego, CA, by the McGraw-Hill Company to discuss and advise this firm on the formation and development of a contemporary Legal Environment textbook that would compete with those texts offered by the largest corporate competitor in this area. AACSB International 2006 Faculty Conference on Learning and Education. As a result of Teaching Fellowship Award, selected by the Dean to attend the business school accrediting body’s first faculty conference devoted to Learning and Education. Tampa, FL. June 7-9, 2006. DUKE UNIVERSITY CERTIFICATE PROGRAM IN NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT: Taught four (4) presentations during 2005-06 at meetings, workshops, and symposia: Serve as a pro bono instructor. Teach a five hour class entitled, “Nonprofit Formation and Tax Exemption.” In return for this pro bono teaching Duke University permits the taking of program courses that are being credited toward the award of a personal Nonprofit Management Certificate. PUBLICATIONS: “Is a Showing of Conduct Classfied as ‘Reckless Disregard’ of the Civil Provisions of the Fair Credit Reporting Act Sufficient to Award Only Statutory Damages When There is No Proof of Actual Knowledge, Intent, or ‘Willfulness’ by the Defendant to Violate the Statute?”, SOUTHERN LAW JOURNAL, Vol. XVII, Issue No. 1, Fall 2007, pp. 39-58. (with William Mawer). “Can Reckless Disregard” Satisfy the FCRA’s “Willful” Conduct Requirement,? 2006-07 PREVIEW OF UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT CASES, American Bar Association; Chicago, Illinois; Vol. 34, Issue No. 4, (January 8, 2007), pp. 214-18. "Does FELA Create a Relaxed Causation Standard for Railway Negligence Actions?," 2006-07 PREVIEW OF UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT CASES, American Bar Association; Chicago, Illinois; Vol. 34, Issue No. 1, (October 3, 2006), pp. 46-48. “Justifying the Nonprofit Hospital Tax Exemption in a Competitive Market Environment,” WIDENER LAW JOURNAL, Vol. 13, No. 2, April 2004, pp. 384-562, (featured article) (doctoral dissertation). "The Reliance on Federal Preemption Law by Managed Care Organizations and Group Health Plan Insurers to Create an Impenetrable Shield Against Patients' State Law Claims," ST. THOMAS LAW REVIEW, Vol. 15, No. 1, Fall 2002, pp. 201-18. "Thou Shalt Not Lie: Health Care Provider Liability In Allegations of False Or Deceptive Performance Representations," MEDICAL GROUP MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION 'CONNEXION', Volume 2, No. 3, March 2002, pp. 64-68. "State Versus Federal Taxation of Limited Liability Companies: A Comparative View," JOURNAL OF STATE TAXATION, Vol. 20, No. 3, Winter 2002, pp. 1-9, (lead article). "Up Against the Wall: Medical Malpractice and Physician Obstruction of Justice," MEDICAL GROUP MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION 'CONNEXION', Volume 1, No. 3, November/December 2001, pp. 64-67. Selected as one of the best five articles published in the "MEDICAL GROUP MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION 'CONNEXION'" during 2001 and nominated for the "2002 Edward B. Steven's Article of the Year Award." "Divorce: Division of Contingent, Deferred Income from the Subsequent Sale of Former Marital Property," JOURNAL OF DEFERRED COMPENSATION, Vol. 7, No. 1, Fall 2001, pp. 1-19, (with Dr. J.G. Hunt). "Are Intellectual Property Rights Protected By Employment Contract Covenants Not to Compete Given the Rapid Rate of New Product Development?," OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW, Vol. 26, No. 2, Summer 2001, pp. 631-50, (with Dr. R.P. McIntyre). "The National Labor Relations Board Redefines 'Medical Employee' Under the Wagner Act as to Residents and Interns Thereby Opening the Door to Unionization and Collective Bargaining Demands," NORTH DAKOTA LAW REVIEW, Vol. 77, No. 1, 2001, pp. 54-70. "Employer Sponsored Health Benefit Plans Under ERISA After Pegram v. Herdrich: The Fiduciary Duty Argument and Mixed Eligibility Versus Treatment Decisions," JOURNAL OF LAW AND HEALTH, Vol. 15, No. 1, 2000-01, pp. 1-22, (lead article). "Hospital Screening Procedures and the Emergency Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA): Proof of 'Improper Motive' Not Required in Failure to Stabilize Cases," WIDENER JOURNAL OF PUBLIC LAW, Vol. 9, No. 2, 2000, pp. 355-77. "Establishing the Standard for a Physician's Patient Diagnosis Using Scientific Evidence: Dealing with the Split of Authority Amongst the Circuit Courts of Appeal," THE BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF PUBLIC LAW, Vol. 15, No. 1, 2000, pp. 1-29, (lead article). "Litigating Around ERISA to Quality Managed Healthcare: The Herdrich Case Bolsters Patients' Rights by Recognizing that an HMO Can Breach Fiduciary Duties," NEBRASKA LAW REVIEW, Vol. 79, No. 1, 2000, pp. 149-70. "Deferred Compensation Planning, the 'Exclusive Benefit' Rule and the Hughes Aircraft Case: Has the 'Employer Benefit' Restriction Been Altered With Respect to ERISA Qualified Pension Plans?" CREIGHTON LAW REVIEW, Vol. 33, No. 3, April 2000, pp. 507-23, (lead article). "Should Unexercised Stock Options Be Considered 'Gross Income' Under State Law for Purposes of Calculating Monthly Child Support Payments?," CREIGHTON LAW REVIEW, Vol. 33, No. 2, February 2000, pp. 235-64, (with Dr. J.G. Hunt). Reprinted in: JOURNAL OF DEFERRED COMPENSATION, Vol. 6, No. 4, Summer 2001, pp. 27-56. Cited and quoted in state court cases: Jenkins v. Jenkins, Vol. 158, Pacific Reporter, 3d. Series, pp. 1140-45, Arizona Appellate Court - 1st District, April 26, 2007; In Re Marriage of Robinson and Thiel, Vol. 35, Pacific Reporter, 3d. Series, pp. 93 and 93 (footnote 1), Arizona Appellate Court - 1st District, 2001. "Direct Advertising of Prescription Drugs: Federal Regulation, the Duty to Warn and the Learned Intermediary Rule," DEPAUL JOURNAL OF HEALTH CARE LAW, Vol. 3, No. 2, Winter 2000, pp. 273-91. "Protecting Individual On-Line Privacy Rights: Making the Case for a Separately, Dedicated Independent Regulatory Agency," THE JOHN MARSHALL SCHOOL OF LAW JOURNAL OF COMPUTER & INFORMATION LAW, Vol. 19, No. 1, Fall 2000, pp. 93-108. (Symposium Issue) (Invited participant and speaker: "Symposium on Internet Privacy" held at The John Marshall School of Law, Chicago, (September 22, 2000). "Pharmacist Liability Relative to Direct Advertising of Services and the Independent Duty to Warn," WIDENER JOURNAL OF PUBLIC LAW, Vol. 9, No. 1, 1999, pp. 1-15, (lead article). "Current Federal and State Conflicts in the Independent Contractor Versus Employee Classification Controversy," CAMPBELL LAW REVIEW, Vol. 22, No. 1, Fall 1999, pp. 105-18. "Can Stock Portfolio Damages Be Established in a Churning Case Where the Plaintiff's Account Garners a Profit Rather than a Loss?," OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW, Vol. 24, Nos. 1 & 2, Spring & Summer 1999, pp. 213-32, (lead article, No. 2), (with Dr. J.G. Hunt). "Corporate Executive Deferred Compensation: Does the Exercise of Stock Appreciation Rights Trigger Securities Law Liability," NORTH DAKOTA LAW REVIEW, Vol. 75, No. 3, 1999, pp. 535-54, (with Dr. J.G. Hunt). Reprinted in: JOURNAL OF DEFERRED COMPENSATION, Vol. 5, No. 3, Spring 2000, pp. 25-45, (with Dr. J.G. Hunt). Cited in state court case: Spolum v. Clark Equipment Co., 2000 WESTLAW 33339624, p. 1 (footnote 2), Federal District Court of North Dakota, 2000. Excerpted in BOWNE Digest for Corporate & Securities Lawyers, Vol. 14, No. 2, February 2000. "Economic Espionage in the Global Market: The Federal Government's Role in the Protection of Private Sector Trade Secrets Pursuant to the Economic Espionage Act of 1996, OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW, Vol. 25, No. 3, 1999, pp. 331-48, (featured article), (with Dr. R.P. McIntyre and Dr. E.B. Uhr). Cited in: Brian M. Malsberger, “Covenants Not to Compete: A State-by-State Survey,” Third Edition, Volume I, American Bar Association, BNA Books, 2002, pp. 57, 1675. "S Corporation Formation and Avoidance of Tax Malpractice Traps," CAMPBELL LAW OBSERVER, Vol. 19, No. 6, August 1998, pp. 1, 7, (feature article). "The Federal Trade Commission's Deception Policy in the Next Millenium: Evaluating the Subjective Impact of Cliffdale Associates," NORTH DAKOTA LAW REVIEW, Vol. 74, No. 3, 1998. pp. 441-78, (with A.C. Roline). "Independent Financial Analysts' Reports and the 'Post-Publication Ratification' Theory: Is a Company Liable for Voluntary Circulation of a Favorable Report?," NEW ENGLAND LAW REVIEW, Vol. 32, No. 4, Summer 1998, pp 1023-39. "Limited Liability Companies Before and After the January 1997 IRS 'Check-the-Box' Regulations: Choice of Entity and Taxation Considerations," NORTHERN KENTUCKY LAW REVIEW, Vol. 25, No. 3, Spring 1998, pp. 585-613, (with C.J. Miller and D.J. March). "The Perils of Tax Exempt Status: Is a Contract Fundraiser an Insider within the 'Private Inurement' Clause of Internal Revenue Code ' 501(c)(3)?," LINCOLN LAW REVIEW, Vol. 27, 1997-2000, pp. 1-12. "Removal to Federal Court and the Jurisdictional Amount in Controversy Pursuant to State Statutory Limitations on Pleading Damage Claims," CREIGHTON LAW REVIEW, Vol. 29, No. 3, April 1996, pp. 1091-1121. Cited in state court case: McCoy v. Erie Insurance Co., Vol. 147, Federal Supplement, 2nd Series, pp. 486-87, Southern Federal District of West Virginia, 2001. Cited in: Larry Teply, et al, Cases, Text, and Problems on Civil Procedure, Second Edition, William S. Hein and Co., Inc., 2002, Chapter 2: Subject Matter Jurisdiction @ p. 160, fn. b. "The Policy Conflict Between State and Federal Government Efforts to Regulate Airline Advertising," CREIGHTON LAW REVIEW, Vol. 29, No. 2, February 1996, pp. 647-74, (with Dr. R.P. McIntyre and Dr. E.B. Uhr). "Attorney and Accountant Liability As `Sellers' of Securities Under Section 12(2) of the Securities Act of 1933: Judicial Rejection of the Statutory, Collateral Participant Status Cause of Action," NEBRASKA LAW REVIEW, Vol. 74, No. 1, 1995, pp. 1-35, (lead article), (with Dr. E.A. Doty and S.S. Long). "ERISA Qualified Pension Plan Benefits As Property of The Bankruptcy Estate: The Unanswered Questions After Patterson v. Shumate," CAMPBELL LAW REVIEW, Vol. 16, No. 3, Summer 1994, pp. 303-31, (lead article). "INTRODUCTION," ADVERTISING L. ANTHOLOGY, International Library Book Publishers, Inc., Gaithersburg, Maryland, Volume XV, Part II, July-December 1992, pp. ix-xiii. "Can the Internal Revenue Service Levy and Collect Against ERISA Qualified Pension Plan Benefits in Bankruptcy Proceedings?," WAKE FOREST LAW REVIEW, Vol. 27, No. 3, Fall 1992, pp. 657-88, (LL.M. Taxation Thesis). Cited in Ninth Circuit federal appellate court case: United States Internal Revenue Service v. Snyder, Vol. 343, Federal Reporter 3rd Series, p. 1179, United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, 2003. "Pleading Deceptive Trade Practice Claims Under The Consumer Protection Act," NORTH CAROLINA STATE BAR QUARTERLY, Vol. 39, No. 3, Summer 1992, pp. 20-22. "Litigating Deceptive Marketing Practices Under The Pennsylvania Unfair Trade Practices And Consumer Protection Law," PENNSYLVANIA BAR ASSOCIATION QUARTERLY, Vol. 63, No. 1, January 1992, pp. 29-31. "The Federal Unfair Trade Practice Standard After `International Harvester': When Is a Marketing Practice a `Pure Omission'?," DRAKE LAW REVIEW, Vol. 40, No. 1, 1991, pp. 61-90. "Economics, Ethics, and Tort Remedies: The Emerging Concept of Hedonic Value," JOURNAL OF BUSINESS ETHICS, Vol. 9, No. 9, September 1990, pp. 707-13. "When Does Vertical Maximum Price Fixing Cause Antitrust Injury?," 1989-90 PREVIEW OF UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT CASES, American Bar Association, Chicago, Illinois, Issue No. 6, (January 26, 1990), pp. 163-65. "State Regulation of Deceptive Trade Practices Under `Little FTC Acts:' Should Federal Standards Control?", DICKINSON LAW REVIEW, Vol. 94, No. 2, Winter 1990, pp. 373-433. Cited and/or quoted in federal and state court cases: Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Jersey, Inc. v. Philip Morris, Inc., Vol. 178, Federal Supplement, 2nd Series, p. 238, Eastern Federal District of New York, 2001; Bristol Technology, Inc. v. Microsoft Corp., Vol. 114, Federal Supplement, 2nd Series, pp. 91, 92 (Footnote 52), Federal District of Connecticut, 2000; Penn-Plax, Inc. v. L. Schultz, Inc., Vol. 988. Federal Supplement, p. 911, Federal District of Maryland, 1997; People by Vacco v. Lipsitz, Vol. 663, New York Supplement 2nd Series, p. 472, New York Superior Court, 1997. Cited in: Robert V. Labaree, The Federal Trade Commission – A Guide to Resources, First Edition, Garland Publishing Inc., 2000, p. 240. "The Unethical Exploitation of Shareholders in Management Buyout Transactions," JOURNAL OF BUSINESS ETHICS, Vol. 9, No. 9, September 1990, pp. 595-602, (with Dr. F. P. Schadler). "The DC Attorney Boycott: Illegal Price Fixing or A Constitutionally Protected Petition?", 1989-90 PREVIEW OF UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT CASES, American Bar Association, Chicago, Illinois, Issue No. 4, (November 24, 1989), pp. 92-94. "Requiring Basic Disclosure of Preliminary, Management Buyout Negotiations: Re-Defining Rule 10b-5 `Materiality' After RJR Nabisco," MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW, Vol. 19, No. 3, Spring 1989, pp. 327-52, (with Dr. F.P. Schadler). "Beyond Advertising: What Constitutes Commercial Speech?", 1988-89 PREVIEW OF UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT CASES, American Bar Association, Washington, D.C., Issue No. 13, (April 28, 1989), pp. 371-74. "Do State Political Parties Have a Constitutional Right to Endorse Primary Election Candidates", 1988-1989 PREVIEW OF UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT CASES, American Bar Association, Washington, D.C., Issue No. 5, (December 2, 1988), pp. 141-43. "The Federal Trade Commission's Evolving Deception Policy," UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND LAW REVIEW, Vol. 22, No. 3, Spring 1988, pp. 399-430. "Redefining `Seller' Status Under the 1933 Securities Act," 1987-1988 PREVIEW OF UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT CASES, American Bar Association, Washington, D.C., Issue No. 6, (December 18, 1987), pp. 186-88. "Securities Fraud and the Materiality of Pre-Merger Negotiations: Establishing the Corporate Duty to Disclose," 1987-1988 PREVIEW OF UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT CASES, American Bar Association, Washington, D.C., Issue No. 3, (October 30, 1987), pp. 74-76. Case Summary, Meese v. Keene, LAW REVIEW DIGEST, Vol. 36, No. 2, March-April 1987, p. 50. "Advertising Regulation in Illinois: Should the FTC Be Ignored?" ILLINOIS BAR JOURNAL, Vol. 74, No. 8, April 1986, pp. 386-88. Reprinted in: ADVERTISING LAW ANTHOLOGY, International Library Book Publishers, Inc., Bethesda, Maryland, Volume X, 1987, pp. 267-71. "OVERVIEW: The Federal Trade Commission's Current Deceptive Advertising Standard,” ADVERTISING LAW ANTHOLOGY, International Library Book Publishers, Inc., Bethesda, Maryland, Volume X, 1987, pp. ix-xvi. "Government Classification of Foreign Political Propaganda: A Claimed Chilling of Free Speech Rights," 1986-1987 PREVIEW OF UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT CASES, American Bar Association, Washington, D.C., Issue No. 5, (December 5, 1986), pp. 138-40. Case Summary, Posadas De Puerto Rico Associates, d/b/a/ Condado Holiday Inn v. Tourism Company of Puerto Rico, LAW REVIEW DIGEST, Vol. 35, No. 6, November-December 1986, pp. 65. "Does the Commercial Speech Doctrine Permit the Government to Ban Gambling Casino Advertising?" 1985-86 PREVIEW OF UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT CASES, American Bar Association, San Diego, California, Issue No. 15, (June 6, 1986), pp. 437-39. Case Summary, Harding v. New Rockford School District No. 1, "North Dakota Jury Finds School Districts Not Negligent in Javelin Death," SPORTS AND THE COURTS, Vol. 7, No. 4, 1986, pp. 3-4. "Negligence and Secondary School Sports Injuries in North Dakota: Who Bears the Legal Liability?," NORTH DAKOTA LAW REVIW, Vol. 62, No. 4, 1986, pp. 456-85. "Redefining `Deceptive' Advertising Under the Illinois Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act After Cliffdale Associates," SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY LAW JOURNAL, Vol. 1985, No. 1, pp. 1-59, (featured article). Reprinted in: ADVERTISING LAW ANTHOLOGY, International Library Book Publishers, Inc., Bethesda, Maryland, Volume IX, 1986, pp. 435-95.
“Wireless Environments in Stores Raise Risk of ID Theft,” THE DAILY REFLECTOR, (May 13, 2007), Section D, p. 8. “’Independent 529’ Plans Can Meet Private College Tuition Costs,” THE DAILY REFLECTOR, (May 6, 2007), Section D, p. 8. “Establishing Tax Deductibility of “’Extraordinary” Medical Expenses,” THE DAILY REFLECTOR, (May 14, 2006), Section D, p. 8. "Spouses-to-Be Should Discuss Money Matters Before Getting Married,” THE DAILY REFLECTOR, (May 7, 2006), Section D, p. 8. "Here’s How to Decipher the Various Components of a Credit Score,” THE DAILY REFLECTOR, (January 29, 2006), Section D, p. 8. "New Identity Theft Law Offer Consumers Chance for Self-Checks,” THE DAILY REFLECTOR, (November 13, 2005), Section D, p. 8. "The 2005 Bankruptcy Reform Act,” THE DAILY REFLECTOR, (October 2, 2005), Section D, p. 8. "Health Care Costs, Consumer-Driven Insurance Plans Rising,” THE DAILY REFLECTOR, (May 15, 2005), Section D, p. 8. "Recent Case Shows Some HMOs Can Be Dangerous To Your Health,” THE DAILY REFLECTOR, (April 30, 2000), Section D, p. 8. "Line on State Tax Form May Make Internet Purchases Taxable," THE DAILY REFLECTOR, (February 20, 2000), Section D; p. 8. "IRS Procedures for Collecting Past Due Taxes Can Put Taxpayers in Financial Straits,” THE DAILY REFLECTOR, (March 21, 1999), Section D, p. 8. "Proposed Banking Regulations Could Be Invasion of Customers' Right to Privacy," THE DAILY REFLECTOR, (December 27, 1998), Section D, p. 6. "Congress Makes Internal Revenue Service More Customer-Friendly, Efficient," THE DAILY REFLECTOR, (December 2, 1998), Section D, p. 8. "IRS Tax Penalties: Then and Now," THE DAILY REFLECTOR, (April 12, 1998), Section D, p. 8. "Will You Be Audited by the IRS?," THE DAILY REFLECTOR, (April 5, 1998), Section D, p. 8. "IRS Audits and Appeals," THE BRIEF, May 1993, pp. 2-5, (published by the North Carolina Association of Legal Secretaries). "Negligence on the Playing Field: Determining the Scope of Legal Liability," North Dakota Economic Studies, No. 42. Published by the UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA BUREAU OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC RESEARCH, May 1986, pp. 1-90. Included in the Educational Resources Information Center's (ERIC) printed index and on-line data base, Resources in Education, #EO 285 268 (July 16, 1987). Study results reported: "Officials Under a Microscope: The North Dakota Study," REFEREE MAGAZINE, Volume 12, No. 4, April 1987, p. 16. RESEARCH IN-PROGRESS OR UNDER REVIEW: “Pleadings as ‘Initial Communications’ Under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act” (with Ryan Hunt & Douglas March) “Imputing Personal Income Absent Any Showing of ‘Bad Faith’ from the Mismanagement of Marital Investment Property Equitably Distributed Pursuant to an Agreement in Principle Reached Prior to a Final Divorce Decree,” (with Ryan Hunt) “The Ethical and Legal Considerations of Citing Wikipedia as Authority by US Federal Courts” (with Ryan Hunt & Douglas March) “Nonprofit Hospital Companies and the State Charitable Trust Controversy: Banner Health’s South Dakota Experience” "State Courts Split Over The Use Of 'Bad Faith' Defense As A Basis For HMO Coverage Denial" “Should Nonprofit Hospitals Be Required to Pay Local Ad Valorem Real Property Taxes? “Corporate Directors as ERISA Fiduciaries Regarding Employer Stock Option Plans (ESOPs) Following the ENRON collapse” “The Equitable Distribution of Non-vested Stock Grants Provided to an Employee Spouse Prior to the Date of Separation but Which Vest after the Date of Separation as a Consequence of the Continued Employment of the Recipient Spouse”
"Justifying the Nonprofit Hospital Tax Exemption in a Competitive Market Environment," (Loyola University Chicago, S.J.D., Tax-Health Law and Policy). Published in: WIDENER LAW JOURNAL, Vol. 15, No. 2, April 2004, pp. 384-562. LLM MASTER’S THESIS: "Can the Internal Revenue Service Levy and Collect Against ERISA Qualified Pension Plan Benefits in Bankruptcy Proceedings?," (Georgetown University LL.M. - Taxation). Published in: WAKE FOREST LAW REVIEW, Vol. 27, No. 3, Fall 1992, pp. 657-88. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: ACADEMIC: 1986 to Present East Carolina University, Department of Finance; Greenville, North Carolina. Rank: Full Professor. Tenured: August 20, 1990. Associate Professor (1986-1992). Full Member of the Graduate Faculty. Leave of absence: 1990-1991 (attended Georgetown University). Courses Taught: Legal Environment of Business (modern regulatory environment, contracts, business organizations, and employment law ), 25 years; Legal Environment (WEB), 8 years; Business Law I (contracts, business organizations, agency, and property law), 12 years; Health Law (Graduate – School of Allied Health core & MBA healthcare concentration elective) (government regulation of delivery of healthcare services, for-profit and nonprofit healthcare institutions, malpractice issues for healthcare professionals and institutions, Medicare & Medicaid, emergency treatment act, the corporate practice of medicine, and hospital-physician joint ventures), 4 years; Legal Aspects of Nonprofit Organizations (MBA) (formation of nonprofit entities, government and IRS regulation, intermediate sanctions, joint ventures with for-profit organizations, and responsibilities of the board of directors), 3 years; Commercial Law (sales, secured transactions, commercial paper, bankruptcy), 18 years; Government Regulation of Business (MBA) (antitrust, securities regulation, employment law, trade regulation), 10 years; Estate and Retirement Planning/Employee Benefits (retirement planning, qualified and non-qualified pension plans, ESOPs, and financial planner liability), 5 years; Insurance Planning (basic insurance terminology, property and casualty coverage for the individual and business, life coverage for the individual and uses as key-person insurance for the business enterprise), 3 years; and Law for Accountants (CPA exam review), 10 years. 2002-Present: Experienced with Blackboard and distance learning courses. Teach two on-line sections of Legal Environment of Business each semester and during summer school. Average semester on-line enrollment: 130-145 Selected Service Assignments: Department of Finance Personnel Committee (2006-09) College of Business Committee on Creation of a Communications Center (2006- 07) Chair College of Business Student Managed Fund Committee (2005-06) College of Business Associate Dean Search Committee (2005) Department of Finance, AACSB Outcomes Assessment Committee (2001-03)
Department of Finance Personnel Committee (1997-00) Department of Finance Tenure Committee (1997-00) University Hearing Committee (1996-05) University Hearing Committee (1995-96, Chair) Department of Finance Personnel Committee (1995-96, Chair) Department of Finance Tenure Committee (1994-96) University Hearing Committee (1994-95) University of North Carolina Faculty Assembly (1994-95) University Strategic Planning: Internal Strengths and Weaknesses Identification Committee (1994)
Faculty Senate Agenda Committee (1993-95) University Hearing Committee (1993-95, Chair) University Athletic Committee (1993-94) Department of Marketing Personnel Committee (1993-94, Chair) State Employees Combined Campaign Solicitor (1993) University Faculty Senate (1992-95) School of Business Faculty Representative (1992-94) Department of Finance Personnel Committee (1992-94, Chair) Faculty Senate Agenda Committee (1989-90, Secretary) University Faculty Senate (1988-90) University Libraries Committee (1988-90) School of Business Nominating Committee (1988-90) Department of Finance Personnel Committee (1988-90, Chair) 1990-91 The American University, The Kogod College of Business Administration, Department of Accounting; Washington, D.C. Rank: Visiting Associate Professor. Courses: Legal Concepts of Business Organizations (MBA) (contracts, sales, agency, partnerships, corporations), Business Law (introduction to law, contracts, agency), and Advanced Business Law (partnerships, corporations, sales, secured transactions, negotiable instruments, and property). University of North Dakota, Department of Accounting and Business Law; Grand Forks, North Dakota. Rank: Assistant Professor. Courses: Legal Environment of Business (consumer law, securities regulation, antitrust, and labor law), Business Law I (contracts, sales, property), Business Law II (business associations, negotiable instruments, secured transactions), and CPA Law Review. Served as chairperson of the Department Evaluation Committee which rewrote the policy for peer review of faculty members for retention, promotion, and tenure. 1978-80 Xavier University, Department of Political Science; New Orleans, Louisiana. Rank: Instructor, Adjunct Faculty. Courses: Public Budgeting and Administrative Behavior. 1976-78 Shaw University, Department of Public Administration; Raleigh, North Carolina. Rank: Instructor, Adjunct Faculty. Courses: Public Finance and Budgeting, Public Personnel Administration, and Introduction to Administrative Processes. LAW PRACTICE: 2000 to Present JACK E. KARNS, Counselor at Law, Part-Time Law Practice; Greenville, North Carolina. Handle selected business law and planning matters, business entity formation, and contract transactions including: -- contracts -- business entity formation -- North Carolina Controlled Substances Act tax assessments -- securing tax exempt status for charitable organizations -- partnership, S and C corporate tax matters 1991-2000 JACK E. KARNS, P.C., Counselor at Law, Active Law Practice; Greenville, North Carolina. Tax and business law practice. Handled federal and state tax litigation matters, business law planning, entity formation, corporate transactions, and contracts including: -- federal and state tax litigation -- tax evasion -- criminal tax fraud litigation -- tax aspects of bankruptcy -- securing tax exempt status for charitable organizations -- contracts -- partnership, S and C corporate tax matters -- corporate asset buy-sell agreements -- business entity formation -- property seizures -- North Carolina Controlled Substances Act tax assessments 1979-81 Jefferson Parish District Attorney's Office; Gretna, Louisiana. Law Clerk. Consumer fraud and white collar felony prosecutions. MILITARY: 1974-98 United States Army and Army Reserves; Retired Reserves. Rank: Lieutenant Colonel. Twenty-four (24) consecutive years of combined active and reserve military service as a counterintelligence officer. Active Duty: 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne), Fort Bragg, North Carolina, (1974-78); Army Reserve Assignments: Battalion Intelligence Officer, 205th Light Infantry Brigade, (Winter Warfare), St. Paul, Minnesota; 312th Military Intelligence Detachment, New Orleans, Louisiana; Sixth United States Army, Presidio of San Francisco; and the Defense Intelligence Agency, Washington, D.C. Served as United States Military Academy/ROTC Liaison Officer and as an adjunct faculty member with the Command and General Staff College School of Corresponding Studies at Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas. Awards: Army Commendation Medal and Army Achievement Medal. Command and General Staff College graduate. Airborne qualified - Fort Benning, Georgia. PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS: FEATURED SPEAKER: "The Bankruptcy Prevention/Reform Act of 2005," Financially Speaking, Host: Mr. Jim Taunton, Television Channel 7, Cox Cable, Greenville, NC, July 21, 2005. FEATURED SPEAKER: Continuing Legal Education Instructor. MOSELEY, INC.; Subjects: "Surveillance vs. Civil Liberties" (3 hours) and "Supreme Court Review: US & NC" (3 hours). Ten presentations of each subject block during the period: September 2002-February 2003. FEATURED SPEAKER: Continuing Legal Education Instructor. MOSELEY, INC.; Subjects: "Privacy in North Carolina" (3 hours) and "Internet's Legal Impact in North Carolina" (3 hours). Seven presentations of each subject block during the period: October 2001-February 2002. FEATURED SPEAKER: "Dealing with Health Maintenance Organizations Under Employer Provided Health Plans," Financially Speaking, Host: Mr. Jim Taunton, Television Channel 7, Cox Cable, Greenville, NC, February 2, 2000. INVITED SPEAKER: "Protecting Individual On-Line Privacy Rights: Making the Case for a Separately, Dedicated Independent Regulatory Agency," Internet On-Line Privacy Symposium, sponsored by The John Marshall School of Law, Chicago, Illinois; September 22, 2000. Article published: THE JOHN MARSHALL JOURNAL OF COMPUTER & INFORMATION LAW, Vol. 19, Fall 2000, pp. 93-108, (Symposium Issue). FEATURED SPEAKER: "New Tax Rules for the Home Office Deduction and Residence Resale," Financially Speaking, Host: Mr. Jim Taunton, Television Channel 7, Cox Cable, Greenville, NC, August 23, 2000. FEATURED SPEAKER: "The Evolution of the IRS Penalty System for Delinquent, Negligent and Fraudulent Filers," Financially Speaking, Host: Mr. Jim Taunton, Television Channel 7, Cox Cable, Greenville, NC, November 5, 1999. INVITED SPEAKER: "Federal Tax and the Military Member," The American Bar Association Standing Committee on Legal Assistance for Military Personnel, Legal Assistance Continuing Legal Education Seminar; Fort Bragg, North Carolina; November 19, 1998. INVITED SPEAKER: "Tax Effects of Individual Retirement Account Distributions to Non-Spouses," East Carolina University School of Business 1995 Fall Tax Conference; Greenville, North Carolina; October 17, 1995. FEATURED SPEAKER: "Current Issues and Developments Under the North Carolina Products Liability Act," East Carolina University Center for Applied Technology; Greenville, North Carolina; October 20, 1994. Presentation was made to the Composites Industry Network and tailored specifically to North Carolina boat building companies. INVITED SPEAKER: "Overview, Organization and Formation of Limited Liability Companies," East Carolina University School of Business 1994 Fall Tax Conference; Greenville, North Carolina; October 18, 1994. FEATURED SPEAKER: "The Impact of the Internal Revenue Code on the Federal Deficit," Concord Coalition for a Balanced Budget Amendment; Goldsboro, North Carolina; April 15, 1994. Other presenters included: Former Congressman Martin Lancaster and Dr. Carson W. Bays, Chair of the East Carolina University Department of Economics. Presentations were followed by a question-answer period. INVITED SPEAKER: "Preventing the IRS from Closing Down a Business Due to Unpaid Tax Deficiencies," Pitt County Association of Paralegals; Greenville, North Carolina; April 12, 1994. INVITED SPEAKER: "Retirement Planning for the Self-Employed," East Carolina University School of Business 1993 Fall Tax Conference; Greenville, North Carolina; October 19, 1993. ACADEMIC PRESENTATIONS: Academy of Legal Studies in Business; Indianapolis, Indiana; “The Ethical and Legal Considerations of Citing WIKIPEDIA as Authority by US Federal and State Courts,” August 2007, (with R. Hunt & D. J. March). Midwestern Academy of Legal Studies in Business; Chicago, Illinois; “Imputing Income from Potential, Reasonably Prudent Investments in Divorce Cases Without Demonstrating ‘Bad Faith’," March 2007, (with R. Hunt). Southern Academy of Legal Studies in Business; San Antonio, TX; "Is a Showing of Conduct Classified as Reckless Disregard of the Civil Provisions of the Fair Credit Reporting Act Sufficient to Award Only Statutory, Punitive Damages When There is No Proof of Actual Knowledge, Intent, or Willfulness by the Defendant?,” March 2007, (with W. Mawer). Academy of Legal Studies in Business; St. Petersburg, Florida; “Should NonProfit Hospitals Be Required to Pay Local Ad Valorem Real Property Taxes?," August 2006. Academy of Legal Studies in Business; San Francisco, California; "A Teaching Primer on the Bankruptcy Prevention/Reform Act of 2005," August 2005. Midwestern Academy of Legal Studies in Business; Chicago, Illinois; “Nonprofit Hospitals and the “Charitable Trust’ Controversy: Banner Health’s South Dakota Experience," March 2005. Southern Academy of Legal Studies in Business; Houston, TX; "Justifying the Nonprofit Hospital Tax Exemption," March 2003. Academy of Legal Studies in Business; Las Vegas, Nevada; "The Reliance on Federal Preemption Law by Managed Care Organizations and Group Health Plan Insurers to Create an Impenetrable Shield Against Patients' State Law Claims," July 2002. Southern Academy of Legal Studies in Business; St. Louis, MO; "Health Care Provider Liability For Alleged False Or Deceptive Performance Representations," March 2002. Midwestern Academy of Legal Studies in Business; Chicago, Illinois; "Deferred Compensation Planning, the 'Exclusive Benefit Rule' and the Hughes Aircraft Case: Has the Employer Benefit Restriction Been Altered with Respect to ERISA Qualified Pension Plans?," March 2001. Southern Academy of Legal Studies in Business; New Orleans, LA; "Establishing the Standard for a Physician's Patient Diagnosis Using Scientific Evidence: Dealing with the Split of Authority Amongst the Circuit Courts of Appeal," March 2001. Southeastern Academy of Legal Studies in Business; Savannah, Georgia; "The Perils of Tax Exempt Status: Is a Contract Fundraiser an Insider within the 'Private Inurement' Clause of Internal Revenue Code ' 501(c)(3)?," October 2000. Academy of Legal Studies in Business; Baltimore, Maryland; "Litigating Around ERISA to Quality Managed Healthcare: The Herdrich Case Bolsters Patients' Rights by Recognizing that an HMO Can Breach Fiduciary Duties," August 2000. Southern Academy of Legal Studies in Business; San Antonio, Texas; "Hospital Screening Procedures and the Emergency Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA): Proof of 'Improper Motive' Not Required in Failure to Stabilize Cases," March 2000. Midwestern Academy of Legal Studies in Business; Chicago, Illinois; "Direct Advertising of Prescription Drugs: Federal Regulation, the Duty to Warn and the Learned Intermediary Rule," March 2000. Southeastern Academy of Legal Studies in Business; Memphis, Tennessee; "Pharmacist Liability Relative to Direct Advertising of Services and the Independent Duty to Warn," October 1999. Academy of Legal Studies in Business; St. Louis, Missouri; Should Unexercised Stock Options Be Considered 'Gross Income' Under State Law for Purposes of Calculating Monthly Child Support Payments?," August 1999. Southeastern Academy of Legal Studies in Business; Charleston, South Carolina; "Economic Espionage in the Global Market: The Federal Government's Role in the Protection of Private Sector Trade Secrets," October 1998. Academy of Legal Studies in Business; San Diego, California; "Limited Liability Companies Before and After the January 1997 IRS 'Check-the-Box' Regulations: Choice of Entity and Taxation Considerations," August 1998 (with C.J. Miller and D.J. March). Southeastern Academy of Legal Studies in Business; Orlando, Florida; "Avoiding IRS Shutdown of Small Business Entities Due to Unpaid Tax Liabilities," October 1997. Academy of Legal Studies in Business; Atlanta, Georgia; "The Federal Trade Commission's Deception Policy a Decade After Cliffdale Associates," August 1997 (with A.C. Roline). Southern Academy of Legal Studies in Business; New Orleans, Louisiana; "Post-Mortem Tax Effects of Individual Retirement Account Distributions," March 1997. Southeastern Academy of Legal Studies in Business; New Orleans, Louisiana; "Financial Analysts' Reports and the Post-Publication Ratification Doctrine: Is a Company Liable for Voluntary Circulation of a Favorable Report?," October 1996. Southern Academy of Legal Studies in Business; San Antonio, Texas; "Removal to Federal Court and the Jurisdictional Amount in Controversy Pursuant to State Statutory Limitations on Pleading Damage Claims," March 1996. Southeastern Academy of Legal Studies in Business; Atlanta, Georgia; "Attorney and Accountant Liability As `Sellers' of Securities Under Section 12(2) of the Securities Act of 1933: Judicial Rejection of the Statutory, Collateral Participant Status Cause of Action," October 1995 (with Dr. E.A. Doty and S.S. Long). Southeastern Academy of Legal Studies in Business; Savannah, Georgia; "The Policy Conflict Between State and Federal Government Efforts to Regulate Airline Advertising," October 1994 (with Dr. R.P. McIntyre and Dr. E.B. Uhr). Academy of Legal Studies in Business; Dallas, Texas; "ERISA Qualified Pension Plan Benefits As Property of the Bankruptcy Estate: The Unanswered Questions After Patterson v. Shumate," August 1994. Academy of Legal Studies in Business; Colorado Springs, Colorado; "ERISA Qualified Pension Plan Benefits in Bankruptcy: Patterson Ends The Debate," August 1993. Southern Academy of Legal Studies in Business; New Orleans, Louisiana; "Marketing Strategy Implications Following the Federal Preemption of State Deceptive Airline Fare Advertising Standards," March 1993 (with Dr. R. P. McIntyre). Southeastern Academy of Legal Studies in Business; Jacksonville, Florida; "Can the Internal Revenue Service Levy and Collect Against ERISA Qualified Pension Plan Benefits in Bankruptcy Proceedings?,” October 1992. American Business Law Association; Toronto, Canada; "The Material Non-Disclosure Rule: Unfairness Versus Deception," August 1990. Southern Business Law Association; Dallas, Texas; "The Intrinsic Value of Life as an Ethical Issue in Business and Commercial Litigation," March 1990. Southeastern Regional Business Law Association; Greenville, South Carolina; "The Federal Trade Commission's Impact on Intrastate Trade Regulation," October 1989. American Business Law Association; Honolulu, Hawaii; "Stock and Bond Holder Rights Regarding Disclosure of Internal, Leveraged Buyout Plans," August 1989. Southeastern Regional Business Law Association; Biloxi, Mississippi; "The Federal Trade Commission's Evolving Deception Policy," October 1987. American Business Law Association; Minneapolis, Minnesota; "Negligence on the Playing Field: Determining the Scope of Legal Liability," August 1986. Midwest Business Law Association; Chicago, Illinois; "Recent Developments in the Federal Law of Deception," March 1986. Midwest Business Law Association; Chicago, Illinois; "Redefining `Deceptive' Advertising Under State Law After Cliffdale Associates," March 1985. Midwest Business Law Association; Chicago, Illinois; "The FTC and Corrective Advertising: Ten Years After the Listerine Case," March 1984. American Business Law Association; Louisville, Kentucky; "Are Computer Graded Examinations Worth the Effort?," August 1982. Association of North Dakota Teachers of College Accounting, Jamestown, North Dakota; "Updating the Business Law Core: Understanding Your Legal Environment," April 1982. TEACHING: AACSB International 2006 Faculty Conference on Learning and Education. As a result of Teaching Fellowship Award, selected by the Dean to attend the business school accrediting body’s first faculty conference devoted to Learning and Education, scheduled in June 2006. MCGRAW-HILL LEGAL ENVIRONMENT TEXTBOOK SYMPOSIUM: Selected as one of fifteen professors from the US to attend an expenses paid symposium (3 days) in San Diego, CA, by the McGraw-Hill Company to discuss and advise this firm on the formation and development of a contemporary Legal Environment textbook that would compete with those texts offered by the largest corporate competitor in this area. Time Period: March 30 - April 1, 2005. INVITED SPEAKER: THREE PRESENTATIONS. “Utilizing Assessment Manager in BlackBoard for WEB- Based Course Delivery,” East Carolina University BlackBoard Quick Start Program, sponsored by the East Carolina University Office of Academic Outreach; Presentation Dates: August 25, 2005; and November 9, 2005; January 13, 2006. INVITED SPEAKER: “Cross-College Seminar in Distance Education for the ECU College of Business and the College of Education,” September 27, 2006. Asked to participate in future “Cross-College” seminars. On-Line Teaching (2001-Present). Teach two large sections of FINANCE 2244, The Legal Environment of Business, each Fall, Spring (average semester enrollment: 125-140) and Summer (40-55 students) term in a WEB-based format using the Blackboard platform. Total Annual Distance Education Enrollment: 270-300. Student evaluation data available. Master's Thesis Committee Member and Outside Reader. Served as outside committee member and outside thesis reader for nine (9) Master of Arts degree candidates in the East Carolina University Department of History and Department of Public Administration (1996-2006). Areas of thesis concentration: military history, military intelligence, the history of business, health care law and policy, government taxation of and regulation of the healthcare industry. Blackboard BETA Project Participant. East Carolina University (2002-03). East Carolina University Graduate Faculty. Full Member since 1988. College of Business Commerce Club Teaching Award. East Carolina University School of Business co-winner for business school Outstanding Teaching Award, 1988-89. Student Teaching Evaluations. Available Upon Request. SERVICE ACTIVITIES: Instructor. 2005 - Present. Serve as a pro bono instructor in the Duke University Nonprofit Organization Certificate Program. This program provides instruction on various issues related to forming, managing and maintaining nonprofit entities. Course Taught: Formation of the Nonprofit Organization (5 hours), Four presentations to date: January 11, 2006; April 26, 2006; two presentations in 2005. Textbook Reviewer. 1981 – Present. Review textbook drafts for a number of publishing companies including: Thomson-West; McGraw-Hill/Irwin, among others/ Media Resource, Quoted in article: Worthy of the Exemption?: Cash-Strapped Taxing Bodies Eyeing Not-For-Profits, by Vince Galloro, Modern Healthcare, (Mar. 17, 2003), p. 54. (involved findings and conclusions from doctoral dissertation). Past-President. Southern Academy of Legal Studies in Business (SALSB) (2002-03). Media Resource. Quoted in article: Small Biz: Tax Tactics, Business Week (McGraw-Hill, Inc.), (April 2, 2001), Citation - 2001 WESTLAW 2206138. Research and Publication Committee (1989-91), American Business Law Association. This Committee drafted a report defining the nature and scope of appropriate research and publication activities and outlets for Association, and which was circulated to deans of AACSB accredited schools of business. PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION: Commerce Club Teaching Award. East Carolina University College of Business. Outstanding College teacher for the 2006-07 academic year, award sponsored and presented by the College of Business Alumni Association. Best Article Nomination. Article selected as one of the best five articles published in the "MEDICAL GROUP MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION 'CONNEXION'" during 2001 and nominated for the "2002 Edward B. Steven's Article of the Year Award." Article Title: "Up Against the Wall: Medical Malpractice and Physician Obstruction of Justice," MEDICAL GROUP MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION 'CONNEXION', Volume 1, No. 3, November/December 2001, pp. 64-67. Counterespionage Symposium. Selected as the only US Army Reserve Officer in the United States to attend the Central Intelligence Agency's annual "Symposium on Counterespionage Investigations," January 27-31, 1998, Williamsburg, VA. Served as Facilitator for the "Legislation Process Strategy" breakout group. Distinguished Paper Award, Southeastern Regional Business Law Association Annual Meeting, 1989. BAR ADMISSIONS: State of North Carolina State of Pennsylvania United States Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit United States Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit Eastern District, North Carolina Middle District, North Carolina Western District, North Carolina United States Tax Court PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS: Academy of Legal Studies in Business Southern Academy of Legal Studies in Business Midwest Academy of Legal Studies in Business
Visiting museums, battlefields, and historical sites. Attending nonfiction (history) book lectures and seeking out used bookstores. RECENT READING: “Mr. Lincoln Goes to War,” William Marvel “Carlisle vs. Army: Jim Thorpe, Dwight Eisenhower, Pop Warner, and the Forgotten Story of Football’s Greatest Battle,” Lars Anderson “The Real All Americans: The Team that Changed a Game, A People, A Nation,” Sally Jenkins “The Money Men: Capitalism, Democracy, and the Hundred Years’ War Over the American Dollar, H.W. Brands “The Wal-Mart Effect,” Charles Fishman “The Civil War Up Close,” Donald Cartmell “Born Fighting: How the Scots-Irish Shaped America,” James Webb “The Death and Resurrection of Jefferson Davis,” Donald E. Collins “The Tristan Betrayal,” Robert Ludlum “The Supreme Court,” William H. Rehnquist “Jefferson’s Vendetta: The Pursuit of Aaron Burr and the Judiciary,” Joseph Wheelan “The Iron Will of Jefferson Davis,” Cass Canfield
“Adams vs. Jefferson: The Tumultuous Election of 1800,” John Ferling “The Lion’s Game,” Nelson DeMille “First in His Class: A Biography of Bill Clinton,” David Maraniss “When Pride Still Mattered: A Life of Vince Lombardi,” David Maraniss “They Marched Into Sunlight: War and Peace, Vietnam and America, October 1967,” David Maraniss "States' Rights and the Union: Imperium in Imperio, 1776-1876," Forrest McDonald "Up 'Til Now: A Memoir," Senator Eugene McCarthy "In Love With Night: The American Romance with Robert Kennedy," Ronald Steel "The Social Transformation of American Medicine," Paul Starr "John Adams," David McCullough "America Afire: Jefferson, Adams, and the Revolutionary Election of 1800," Bernard A. Weisberger PERSONAL: Birthdate: March 3, 1952. Marital Status: Married, no children. REFERENCES: Available upon request. Directory: cs-acad -> gcc -> upload upload -> Assessing Readiness to Offer New Degree Programs upload -> Math: Mathematics upload -> Ms in computer science cs-acad -> 2012 summer biomedical research program (sbrp) for undergraduates at Brody School of Medicine upload -> Assessing Readiness to Offer New Degree Programs Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering, 08-05-2013 cs-acad -> University Curriculum Committee Course Proposal Form for Courses Numbered 0001 – 4999 cs-acad -> University Curriculum Committee Course Proposal Form for Courses Numbered 0001 – 4999 Download 121.1 Kb. Share with your friends:
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