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Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Hiring Chairs for 2009-10: Announce Yourselves Here Please
N.B. This has been bumped to the front, and will be every couple weeks or so.
As is customary around this time of year, we are hoping law schools will use this space to share some relevant information regarding hiring for the coming year. Specifically, if you're a prawf, please share the following information related to the Fall 2009 and/or spring 2010 hiring season:
If you're on the market, or a prawf, please check out this thread here so you can share information regarding whether a particular school has begun making appointments for first-rounds or callbacks.
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Seattle University Law School: Mark Chinen and I are co-chairs of the faculty appointments committee. Other members are: Chuck O'Kelley, Catherine O'Neill, and Julie Shapiro. We are looking to fill three tenured/tenure track positions in the areas of corporate law/securities regulation, tax, and trusts & estates.
Posted by: Lily Kahng | Oct 30, 2009 7:19:23 PM
Seattle University Law School: Mark Chinen and I are co-chairs of the faculty appointments committee. Other members are: Chuck O'Kelley, Catherine O'Neill, and Julie Shapiro. We are looking to make three tenures/tenure hires in the areas of corporate law/securities regulation; tax; and trusts and estates.
Posted by: Lily Kahng | Oct 30, 2009 5:53:32 PM
Does anyone have word on the hiring priorities for the University of Washington? The August 2009 AALS Placement Bulletin has an ad indicating interest in tenure-track faculty with interests in (1) corporate/securities law and (2) criminal law/criminal procedure. The ad is gone in the September bulletin, however. Instead the school indicates it seeks non-tenure-track health law candidates. Did the school change its priorities because of funding issues or does the ad represent an enlarged search rather than an alternative search?
Posted by: Seattle Wash | Oct 2, 2009 12:41:11 PM
Below is our announcement for Whittier Law:
Whittier Law School invites applications for one or more entry-level or lateral tenure-track positions to begin in the 2010-11 academic year. We have particular interest in candidates with teaching and practice experience, and scholarly backgrounds, in Business Associations, Tax, Securities Regulation, and Commercial Law. Whittier Law School maintains a strong commitment to excellence in teaching, scholarship and service on behalf of our diverse student body, our law school and the community at large. We encourage diverse candidates to apply.
For further information, or to apply, please contact: Professor Denny Haythorn, Chair, Faculty
Appointments Committee at Whittier Law School, 3333 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, CA 92626,
e-mail at [email protected].
Posted by: Seval Yildirim | Sep 20, 2009 10:52:09 PM
At Loyola New Orleans College of Law, the hiring chair is Dian Tooley-Knoblett ([email protected]). We are looking to fill three tenure track positions, and are targeting the areas of Business Organizations, Intellectual Property, Entertainment Law, Common Law Property, Securities Regulation, Civil Law, Commercial Law and Admiralty.
Posted by: Dian Tooley-Knoblett | Sep 18, 2009 4:17:47 PM
Posting as the Chair of the Lateral Appointments Committee at the University of Minnesota Law School. Committee members are Tom Cotter, Claire Hill, Richard Frase, Myron Orfield and our Dean David Wippman. We have a specific focus on hiring in the Law, Science and Technology field(s) and a general interest in laterals whose interests cut across our first year / core subjects. Our entry-level Appointments Committee is chaired by Michelle Goodwin.
Posted by: Professor Fionnuala Ni Aolain | Sep 10, 2009 9:35:42 PM
For law and sociology types: Bucknell (an undergraduate college, not a law school) is looking for a sociology of law scholar to join their sociology and anthropology department. Apps should be in by September 21, and the data on the job is up on the Bucknell website.
Posted by: Heard It Through the Grapevine | Sep 7, 2009 1:09:56 PM
Errol Meidinger is the chair of our Appointments Committee. Other members include Guyora Binder, Rick Su, Mateo Taussig-Rubbo, Jim Wooten, and Ruqaiijah Yearby.
Posted by: Jim Milles | Sep 1, 2009 3:45:21 PM
I am chairing the hiring team this year and we will likely need 3 to 5 faculty--laterals are welcome! We are asking everyone that is interested in applying to follow the instructions at this link: http://www.charlottelaw.edu/jobs.asp?JobID=53
Our primary focus will be on those that will fit in with our culture, which values Emotional Intelligence("EQ") as much as IQ. Not only do we screen for EQ during the interview, but faculty have regularly scheduled EQ training sessions and retreats.
Posted by: Beau Baez | Aug 29, 2009 9:08:18 PM
I am the chair at Arizona. Our committee includes Graeme Austin, Ellie Bublick, Kirsten Engel, Barak Orbach, and Brent White. We are seeking three new lateral and entry-level faculty members, and we are particularly interested in hiring people with established interests and experience in tort law, commercial law, corporations/securities regulation, health law, property law, and patent law (including law and science).
Posted by: Marc Miller | Aug 27, 2009 3:11:07 PM
I am chairing the hiring committee at Wake Forest ([email protected]). Other members include Ron Wright, Jennifer Collins, Tim Davis, Ralph Peeples, Simone Rose, and Dean Morant.
Posted by: Wendy Parker | Aug 27, 2009 2:56:08 PM
I am chairing the appointments committee for the Golden Gate University School of Law this year. The other committee members include professors Chris Okeke, Marci Seville, Michele Benedetto Neitz, Rachel Van Cleave, and Kim Stanley. Our main needs are in (1) property, wills and trusts, and various business courses (including tax), and (2) our litigation program (various civil and criminal litigation classes). We are looking to fill two positions, currently listed as "visitorships", but we do hope to convert one or both of these slots into a tenure-track position.
Contact: Professor William Gallagher, Chair, Faculty Appointments Committee, Golden Gate University School of Law, 536 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94105. E-mail applications may be sent to: [email protected]
Posted by: Bill Gallagher | Aug 27, 2009 2:16:08 PM
Wing Tat Lee Chair in International Law: Loyola Chicago is currently looking to identify senior scholars who may have an interest in the the Wing Tat Lee Chair in International Law. We are looking broadly across the spectrum of international law specialities and welcome inquiries and recommsndations. Our Serach committee is composed of Dean Michael Kaufman, Professors John Blum, James Cary, Margaret Moses, Steven Ramirez and Alex Tsesis
Posted by: John Blum | Aug 27, 2009 2:08:26 PM
Laura Hines and I are co-chairing the hiring committee this year at the University of Kansas. Other members of the committee are Stacy Leeds, Steve Ware, and Melanie Wilson. We hope to fill two positions with either entry-level or lateral hires. Our strongest subject matter interests are in environmental law, civil procudure, commerical law, and business associations.
Posted by: Chris Drahozal | Aug 27, 2009 11:29:35 AM
I'm chairing Duke's entry-level committee. We are doing a general search, not looking for a specific area.
Posted by: Jim Salzman | Aug 27, 2009 10:33:51 AM
I'm chairing lateral hiring at Harvard this year.
Posted by: John Goldberg | Aug 27, 2009 10:08:33 AM
Trying this one more time, because the comment does not seem to post. Florida International University: Chair of a unified committee is Joelle Moreno; committee members are Stanley Fish, Kerri Stone, Habbibal Travis, Howard Wasserman, and Carlton Waterhouse. We are looking at bother entry-level and lateral candidates. Curricular needs include Torts, Criminal Law, Trusts & Estates, and Evidence.
Posted by: Howard Wasserman | Aug 26, 2009 11:22:49 PM
Florida International University College of Law: Joelle Moreno is chair of a unified committee; members include Stanley Fish; Kerri Stone; Hannibal Travis; Howard Wasserman; and Carlton Waterhouse. We are looking at both entry-level and lateral hires. Curricular needs include Torts, Criminal Law, Trusts & Estates, and Evidence.
Posted by: Howard Wasserman | Aug 26, 2009 4:01:51 PM
At the University of Tennessee, Don Leatherman is the chair of the hiring committee, which also includes Becky Jacobs, Ben Barton, Tom Davies, and me. We have a broad range of needs but are focusing on clinical, crim, and tax. Clincal faculty are tenured/tenure-track.
Posted by: Jennifer Hendricks | Aug 26, 2009 12:54:38 PM
Tim Zinnecker is the chair at South Texas, which has particular interest in (i) an experienced clinician and (ii) tenure-track LRW.
Posted by: Tim Zinnecker | Aug 26, 2009 8:05:59 AM
I'm chairing this year for the University of Connecticut. The other members of the committee are Leslie Levin, Susan Schmeiser, Peter Siegelman, Peter Lindseth and Steven Wilf. We'll be hiring an IP clinician, and otherwise are looking broadly but have particular interests in con law, civ pro, commercial/bankruptcy, and possibly energy law.
Posted by: Bethany Berger | Aug 25, 2009 8:42:04 PM
At Pepperdine, Richard L. Cupp, Jr. ([email protected]) is the chair of the faculty appointments committee. The lateral subcommittee includes Carol A. Chase (vice-chair), Edward J. Larson, and Robert J. Pushaw. The entry-level subcommittee includes Roger P. Alford (vice-chair), Naomi Goodno, and Grant Nelson. Applicants from all subject areas are welcome.
Posted by: Richard L. Cupp, Jr. | Aug 25, 2009 7:01:50 PM
I am the chair of Faculty Appointments at Indiana University Maurer School of Law-Bloomington for the 2009-2010 academic year. We will be looking at outstanding entry-level and lateral candidates, and have not limited our focus to any particular subject areas. The Law School actively encourages applications from persons of color, women, persons with disabilities, and members of other under-represented groups. Indiana University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action institution, and offers domestic partner benefits.
Posted by: Leandra Lederman | Aug 25, 2009 5:39:23 PM
I am the entry level appointments chair at Georgetown. We welcome applications in all subject areas.
Posted by: John Mikhail | Aug 20, 2009 5:16:39 PM
At Florida International, Joelle Moreno is chair of a unified appointments committee. Other committee members are Jose Gabilondo, Kerri Stone, Hannibal Travis, Howard Wasserman, and Carlton Waterhouse. We are looking at both entry-level and lateral candidates. No determinations yet on subject-matter needs.
Posted by: Howard Wasserman | Aug 19, 2009 9:03:13 PM
I am the chair of the appointments committee at the University of Miami. The other members of the committee are Zanita Fenton, JoNel Newman, Kunal Parker and Markus Wagner. We expect to hire in both the entry-level and lateral markets. At the lateral level, in addition to individual applications, we especially invite applications from groups of faculty with complementary interests.
Posted by: Rob Rosen | Aug 19, 2009 12:45:46 PM
At the University of Oregon, we are seeking two or more candidates (entry level or junior lateral) in the area of business law, broadly defined to include contracts, commercial law, corporations, partnerships, securities, banking, finance, international business transactions, intellectual property, international trade and development, energy law, mergers and acquisitions, and/or antitrust. We may also consider candidates in other areas.
The chair of our committee is Rob Illig. Also serving on the committee are Susan Gary, Andrea Coles-Bjerre, Michelle McKinley, and Dean Margie Paris.
Posted by: Rob Illig | Aug 19, 2009 9:51:36 AM
The chairs of hiring at U of Houston are Joe Sanders and Sandy Thompson.
Posted by: Sandy Thompson | Aug 15, 2009 10:54:28 PM
Elon University School of Law, in Greensboro, NC, is hiring 2-3 people this year. I am the chair; other members of the committee are Catherine Dunham, Andy Haile, Jeff Kinsler, and Catherine Wasson. We will consider both entry-level and laterals. Our needs are varied, but include criminal law/criminal procedure/evidence, environmental, real estate transactions and finance, legislation, state and local government, regulatory law, elderlaw/benefits law, consumer law, and first year courses. We are also looking for full-time, tenure-track legal writing professors, particularly those who could also teach in other areas of the "doctrinal" or "skills/transactional" curriculum.
-Howard Katz ([email protected])
Posted by: Howard Katz | Aug 14, 2009 1:09:55 PM
I am chairing a unified Appointments Committee at William S. Boyd School of Law, UNLV. Other Committee members are: Ann Cammett, Ngai Pindell, Terry Pollman and Jeff Stempel. In addition to looking for new colleagues to join our nationally-ranked clinical and legal process programs, we will be looking for both lateral and new hires in a variety of subject matter areas.
Posted by: Jay Mootz | Aug 13, 2009 11:37:38 PM
Norman Silber and I are co-chair's of Hofstra's unified hiring committee this year. I will be back with an update on our particular needs in a week or so. Thanks!
Posted by: Julian Ku | Aug 13, 2009 8:41:26 PM
At Roger Williams we have formed two committees in our search for as many as three faculty. I will chair one committee, [email protected], and David Zlotnick, our Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, will chair the other. [email protected].
Thanks
Posted by: Michael Yelnosky | Aug 13, 2009 10:59:47 AM
The University of Denver Sturm College of Law anticipates hiring two or more full-time lecturer positions in our Lawyering Process Program and five to ten full-time tenure-track positions.
3. We are seeking candidates to fill positions in subject areas across the curriculum, including a tenure-track transactional clinician and a tenure-track criminal defense clinician.
Our hiring committees are as follows:
Entry-Level and Lawyering Process Committee:
Catherine E. Smith (Chair), [email protected]; 303-871-6180
Rebecca Aviel
Tanya Bartholomew
Federico Cheever (Assoc. Dean, ex officio)
Rashmi Goel
Martin J. Katz (Interim Dean, ex officio)
Susannah Pollvogt
George “Rock” Pring
Raja Raghunath
Michael D. Sousa
David Thomson
Lateral and Visiting Committee:
Sam Kamin (Chair) [email protected]
Federico Cheever (Assoc. Dean, ex officio)
Roberto L. Corrada
Michael Harris
Martin J. Katz (Interim Dean, ex officio)
G. Kristian Miccio
Posted by: Catherine Smith | Aug 11, 2009 3:44:33 PM
At Villanova University School of Law, David Caudill is the chair of the appointments committee. We are interested in both entry-level and laterals. Applicants from all subject areas are welcome. We are particularly interested IP scholars.
Posted by: John Gotanda | Aug 11, 2009 2:38:51 PM
Michele Goodwin ([email protected]) chairs the University of Minnesota's Entry Level Appointments Committee. She is joined by Dale Carpenter, Alex Klass, Bert Kritzer, and Daniel Schwartz.
Posted by: Michele Goodwin | Aug 10, 2009 1:29:45 PM
I am chair of our appointments committee this year at Western State University College of Law - we are now fully approved by the ABA and seeking to fill two-three tenure-track slots - Business Associations and lawyering skills (supervising externships, moot court, etc.) are two identified areas of need. Please contact me directly at [email protected].
Posted by: Edith Warkentine | Aug 7, 2009 6:37:47 PM
Professor Nancy Zisk is the chair of the Faculty Recruitment Committee at the Charleston School of Law. We will be looking to fill at least two positions, with Trusts and Estates, and Business Associations being our biggest needs.
Posted by: Richard Gershon | Aug 7, 2009 12:42:08 PM
I am the chair of the entry level appointments committee at Loyola Law School Los Angeles. Alexandra Natapoff is chairing our laterals committee.
Posted by: Michael Waterstone | Aug 6, 2009 3:06:33 PM
I'd like to make one addendum to our areas of interest at the University of Wisconsin Law School. For the commercial law/bankruptcy slot I mentioned before, we are also interested in considering people who are contracts scholars.
Posted by: Thomas Mitchell | Aug 6, 2009 11:55:47 AM
At Cleveland-Marshall Kevin O'Neill is chairing the tenure/tenure-track hiring committee that includes me, Dena Davis, Browne Lewis and Alan Weinstein. We are looking to fill two slots, with one dedicated to health law. We will be looking at both new hires and laterals.
Posted by: Brian Ray | Aug 5, 2009 8:59:01 PM
I am the Entry-Level Appointments Chair at Columbia for 2009-2010.
Posted by: Gillian Metzger | Aug 5, 2009 11:59:16 AM
George Taylor is the Chair of our Committee at Pittsburgh this year. we are particularly interested in entry level Evidence and Professional Responsibility.
Posted by: John Burkoff | Aug 4, 2009 2:13:17 PM
Tony Reese is the chair of the unified hiring committee at UC Irvine for 2009-10. Other committee members include Mario Barnes, Carrie Hempel, Christopher Lelsie, and Ann Southworth. They will be reviewing lateral and entry-level candidates in nearly all subject areas, although there will be particular interest in corporate law, international law, and clinical instruction.
Posted by: Dan L. Burk | Aug 4, 2009 10:34:29 AM
I am chairing the appointments committee this year at Cornell. Other members are Sherry Colb, Ted Eisenberg, Eduardo Peñalver, Jeff Rachlinski, and Laura Underkuffler. We will have an entry-level subcommittee, members TBA. Our hiring needs, as well as the number of available slots, are fairly flexible.
Posted by: Brad Wendel | Aug 4, 2009 9:51:34 AM
Thomas Mitchell is the chair of the Appointments Committee at the University of Wisconsin Law School. The other members of the committee are Associate Dean Heinz Klug, Howie Erlanger, John Ohnesorge, Allison Christians, Darian Ibrahim, Pilar Ossorio, and Stephanie Tai.
We are considering lateral and entry-level candidates in the areas of commercial law/bankruptcy and tax law. With respect to tax law, we are seeking to hire someone with expertise in business taxation, including corporate and partnership tax.
Posted by: Thomas Mitchell | Aug 2, 2009 9:10:28 PM
Stanford Commitete for 2009-10: Bob Weisberg (Chair), Rich Ford, Pam Karlan, Mike Klausner, Larry Kramer (ex officio), Jenny Martinez
Posted by: robert weisberg | Aug 2, 2009 3:41:33 PM
At the University of Florida, Kenneth Nunn ([email protected]) is the chair of the lateral hiring committee, which also includes Elizabeth Lear, Michael Wolf, Stuart Cohn, and me. Mike Seigel ([email protected]) is the chair of the entry-level hiring committee, which also includes Mary Jane Angelo, Alyson Flournoy, Elizabeth Rowe, and Mark Fenster. We'll be looking to hire in corporate law, family law, and international business transactions.
Posted by: Bill Page | Aug 2, 2009 2:06:46 PM
Update on Notre Dame's hiring committee: I am this year's vice-chair (our dean formally chairs the committee). As Rick said in his earlier post, the Committee includes Rick Garnett, Mark McKenna, John Nagle, and Dean Nell Newton. Our needs include Commercial/Bankruptcy, IP/Patent, IBT, legal history, and jurisprudence. In addition, we are looking for a clinician.
Posted by: Amy Barrett | Aug 1, 2009 9:43:28 AM
Linda Keller is Chair of the Faculty Appointments Committee at Thomas Jefferson School of Law in San Diego. Other members include Dean Rudy Hasl, Professors Julie Greenberg, Kevin (K.J.) Greene, Marybeth Herald, and Anders Kaye. This committee handles both entry-level and lateral hiring. Applicants from all subject areas are welcome. At this point, we anticipate the following needs, but this is not an exhaustive list: constitutional law, evidence, legal writing, patent and tax law. We also anticipate hiring for the TJSL Teaching Fellowship; for more details, please see the AALS Placement Bulletin or contact Linda Keller at [email protected] (in the subject line, specify "FAC" for inquiries for tenure-track positions or indicate "Fellowship").
Posted by: Linda Keller | Jul 31, 2009 7:37:39 PM
I'm chairing the appointments committee at Temple. Other members are Greg Mandel, Don Harris, Jaya Ramji-Nogales, and Ellie Margolies. We have yet to set our needs for tenure-track hiring, but torts, corporate tax, and commercial law are likely priorities. Inquiries welcome at [email protected].
Posted by: Peter Spiro | Jul 31, 2009 10:36:40 AM
Cardozo's (Non-Clinical) Appointments Committee will be chaired by Myriam Gilles; the other members are Michael Herz, Melanie Leslie, Alex Reinert, and Jeanne Schroeder. Although we have a unified committee for entry-level and lateral hires, we have a separate Clinical Appointments Committee which also will be chaired by Myriam Gilles; the other members are Toby Golick, Michael Herz, Jonathan Oberman, and Jeanne Schroeder.
Posted by: Alex Reinert | Jul 27, 2009 7:46:17 PM
Update on Vanderbilt: We are also hiring a Legal Writing Director this year, and I (Suzanna Sherry) am chairing that committee. Other members of the committee are Martin Cerjan, Brian Fitzpatrick, Steve Hetcher, Alex Hurder, and Yoli Redero.
Posted by: Suzanna Sherry | Jul 27, 2009 1:52:43 PM
At New York Law School, the appointments committee this year is co-chaired by Deborah Archer and Arthur Leonard. Other members of the committee are Gerald Korngold, Rebecca Roiphe, Ruti Teitel, Dan Hunter, Dean Rick Matasar, Associate Dean Carol Buckler. Also prominently involved in the hiring process this year will be Anne Goldstein, director of our first year Legal Skills program.
Our first priority this year is to hire three experienced full-time instructors for our new first-year Legal Skills program, which will be implemented for one section of our day division during 2010-2011, and will then be expanded to the full first year class the following academic year. This program will consolidate first-year instruction in legal method, writing, lawyering skills and legal research.
Our subject matter priorities for tenure track hiring include commercial law & bankruptcy; trusts & estates (with an interest in tax); and civil procedure and litigation-oriented courses. We have an unoccupied chair to fill in the T&E area, and are particularly interested in hearing from highly accomplished teachers and scholars in that area who might want to relocate to a chaired position in New York City.
Posted by: Art Leonard | Jul 23, 2009 5:45:29 PM
I am the chair of the appointments committee at the University of Nebraska College of Law. Other members of the committee are Interim Dean Anna Shavers and Professors Steve Bradford, Colleen Medill, and Eric Berger. We are looking to fill up to four tenure-track positions. Areas of particular interest include torts, professional responsibility, corporations, corporate finance and governance, alternative dispute resolution, family law, and space law and telecommunications law. (Courses in space and telecommunications law are offered to J.D. students as well as LL.M. students in the College of Law’s new Space and Telecommunications Law program that began in 2008.)
Richard Moberly
Posted by: Richard Moberly | Jul 22, 2009 7:46:09 AM
The ASU hiring chair is Milton Schroeder. The Committee members are Dennis Karjala, Carissa Hessick, Myles Lynk, Rebecca Tsosie, Tamara Herrera and Doug Sylvester. We do not, generally, hire only in specific "needs" but we are interested in people (entry level or lateral) with the following areas of expertise: business/commercial law, land use/sustainability, intellectual property (patents and high technology), criminal procedure, administrative, and transnational.
Posted by: Doug Sylvester | Jul 20, 2009 1:34:31 PM
At Vanderbilt, Chris Slobogin ([email protected]) is chair of this year's lateral committee, which will try to fill up to four positions, and Nancy King ([email protected]) is chair of the entry level committee, which will be filling two positions. Members of the lateral committee are Mark Brandon, Tracey George, Terry Maroney,Amanda Rose, Randall Thomas and Ingrid Wuerth. Members of the entry level committee are Lisa Bressman, Nita Farahany, and Dan Sharstein.
Posted by: Christopher Slobogin | Jul 20, 2009 8:43:30 AM
The chair of the hiring committee at Goznaga Law School is Gerry Hess. The other committee members are me, Ann Murphy, Vickie Williams, and Amy Kelley. We're still determining our precise hiring needs, but we may fill as many as five positions this year.
Posted by: Brooks Holland | Jul 17, 2009 4:20:02 PM
Brooklyn Law School's Entry Level Appointments Committee is chaired by Bailey Kuklin, and includes Ed Cheng, Steven Dean, Claire Kelly, Nelson Tebbe and myself. Our Lateral Level Appointments Committee is chaired by Marsha Garrison, and includes Bill Araiza, Roberta Karmel, Rebecca Kysar and Jason Mazzone.
We are looking to hire in several areas, including business and securities, health, tax, trusts and estates, torts, criminal, and international law.
Posted by: Miriam Baer | Jul 17, 2009 2:33:00 PM
Rich Friedman ([email protected]) will chair a single unified hiring committee for Michigan in 2009-10. The other members of the committee are Peggy Radin, Steve Croley, Steve Ratner, Alicia Davis and me.
Posted by: Jessica Litman | Jul 17, 2009 10:08:02 AM
The University of Richmond School of Law is interested in making one or two entry level appointments in international law, wills, property/land use, corporate (transactional), tax, and/or advocacy. We are also looking to fill the E. Claiborne Robins Distinguished Chair in Law. The Robins Chair recognizes a faculty member who has demonstrated outstanding achievement in his or her field, and is not limited by subject matter. The appointments committee includes Dan Murphy, Clark Williams, Carl Tobias, Jim Gibson, Shari Motro, and myself.
Posted by: Jessica Erickson | Jul 15, 2009 2:20:22 PM
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