2006 Gregory K. Steele, Q.C. Prize British Columbia Law Institute Awarded for best research paper addressing age in relation to a legal issue, for the paper to Redress Harm to Institutionalized “United We Stand: Using Class Actions (Value: $500) Adults” 2006 UBC Law Review Prize University of British Columbia Awarded for outstanding contribution to UBC Law Review Editorial Board (Value: $500) 1994 1999 Alexander Rutherford Scholarship Provincial Government of Alberta – Awarded in recognition of academic achievement ORGANIZATIONAL FUNDING 2013 University of British Columbia Flexible Learning Initiative For the creation of four distance education courses in law (Value: $50,000) 2013 University of British Columbia Teaching and Learning Enhancement Fund For research on teaching law through distance education and creation of distance education course in law (Value: $10,000) 2013 UBC Faculty of Law Franklin Lew Innovation Fund For research and presentation on use of teaching technologies in law (Value: $10,000) 2012 UBC Faculty of Law Franklin Lew Innovation Fund For creating intensive summer law program for students from China (Value: $10,000) CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2017 (Prague, July 7-14) International Academy of Law and Mental Health Congress on Paper presentation: “Dementia Trial” 2016 American Law and Society Association Annual Meeting (New Orleans, June 2 - 5) Paper presentation: a hearsay exception for “Could there be sex workers?” 2016 Canadian Law and Society Annual Meeting (Calgary, May 28 30) – Paper presentation: on “Dementia Trial” 2016 University of Toronto Comparative Constitutional Law Workshop (Toronto, April 1) Paper presentation: a difference a case makes: the divergent approaches to “What hearsay in Canada and the United States” 2016 American Comparative Law Association Younger Comparativists Annual Meeting (Tulane University, New Orleans, March 18-19) Paper presentation: a difference a case makes: the divergent approaches to “What hearsay in Canada and the United States”
2006 Gregory K. Steele, Q.C. Prize British Columbia Law Institute Awarded for best research paper addressing age in relation to a legal issue, for the paper “United We Stand: Using Class Actions to Redress Harm to Institutionalized Adults” (Value: $500) 2006 UBC Law Review Prize University of British Columbia Awarded for outstanding contribution to UBC Law Review Editorial Board (Value: $500) 1994 – 1999 Alexander Rutherford Scholarship Provincial Government of Alberta Awarded in recognition of academic achievement ORGANIZATIONAL FUNDING 2013 University of British Columbia Flexible Learning Initiative For the creation of four distance education courses in law (Value: $50,000) 2013 University of British Columbia Teaching and Learning Enhancement Fund For research on teaching law through distance education and creation of distance education course in law (Value: $10,000) 2013 UBC Faculty of Law Franklin Lew Innovation Fund For research and presentation on use of teaching technologies in law (Value: $10,000) 2012 UBC Faculty of Law Franklin Lew Innovation Fund For creating intensive summer law program for students from China (Value: $10,000) CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2017 International Academy of Law and Mental Health Congress (Prague, July 7-14) Paper presentation: “Dementia on Trial” 2016 American Law and Society Association Annual Meeting (New Orleans, June 2 - 5) Paper presentation: “Could there be a hearsay exception for sex workers?” 2016 Canadian Law and Society Annual Meeting (Calgary, May 28 – 30) Paper presentation: “Dementia on Trial” 2016 University of Toronto Comparative Constitutional Law Workshop (Toronto, April 1) Paper presentation: “What a difference a case makes: the divergent approaches to hearsay in Canada and the United States” 2016 American Comparative Law Association Younger Comparativists Annual Meeting (Tulane University, New Orleans, March 18-19) Paper presentation: “What a difference a case makes: the divergent approaches to hearsay in Canada and the United States”
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