2005 Highlights / 2005 Trips / 2004 Reunions /
Roger
People are always curious about what the BossClark family is doing -- not just personally, but professionally as well. So, in an effort to keep everyone informed about our trials, travels, and tribulations, we decided to create "professional" webpages for each of us.
First, of course, we have to provide the obligatory link to the website of Roger's employer, Rutgers School of Law Camden. And the link to Roger's website on Camden's site.
Now, on to the highlights:
- First and foremost, Roger continues with is running. But we have a separate page for that!
- Roger, along with Ellen Podgor (a former Temple teaching fellow), has published a new casebook: Cases and Materials on International Criminal Law, 2d ed, (Wise, Podgor and Clark) (LexisNexis, 2004). It is an award winner: it has been selected by the International Association of Penal Law for its Book-of-the-Year award. The Association, usually known as the "AIDP ("Association Internationale de Droit Penal") has its headquarters in France. They collect the award ( a plaque) in Cleveland on 7 October. Go Roger and Ellen!
- Both Amy and Roger spent the spring semester teaching in Temple's LL.M. program in China.
- At the end of April, Roger attended the Eleventh United Nations Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice in Bangkok, Thailand.. This was his second trip to Thailand (he and Amy were there for another UN conference in 2004), so he didn't get to add another country to his growing list of "countries I have run in."
- In August, Roger taught at the 7th Summer Session of the Salzburg Law School on International Criminal Law, Humanitarian Law and Human Rights Law.
- In July, Roger ventured out to the wilds of Lake Tahoe, California, for a three day conference on the integration of the teaching of international law into other substantive courses.
