Additional Law SchoolLecturers

Concord’s online learning environment allows us to bring the expertise of distinguished lecturers from around the country to students at the click of a mouse. The lectures are an integral part of Concord courses and are designed to complement the live classes, reading assignments, written exercises, and other work found in the modules. Concord students have the unique ability to access the lectures from these leading law professors and practitioners at any time.

Click on a name below to read about Concord’s supplementary lecturers.

John Blum John Blum Subject: Health Law Professor Blum is on the faculty of Loyola University Chicago School of Law, where he has taught since 1987. He is a graduate of Notre Dame Law School and received his Master of Health Services Administration from the Harvard University School of Public Health. He teaches in the areas of health care regulation, managed care, and comparative health law. Professor Blum has been awarded two Fulbright Fellowships, has been a consultant to USAID in Indonesia, and has many years of experience in health law and policy.

Mary Cheh Mary Cheh Subject: Constitutional Law Professor Cheh joined the faculty at George Washington University National Law Center, where she is the Elyce Zenoff Research Professor of Law, in 1979. A leading constitutional and national security law specialist, she is widely published on subjects such as the First Amendment and criminal law and has been a frequent speaker and media commentator on legal affairs. Professor Cheh was a member of the D.C. Circuit Task Force on Gender Bias in the Courts and has served as a consultant to the President's Commission on Organized Crime.

Rafael Guzman Rafael Guzman Subject: Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Evidence Professor Guzman is a nationally known lecturer. He taught at the University of Arkansas from 1967 through 2008 and has served on numerous state and national commissions and committees in the areas of criminal law and evidence. He is a member of the national legal honor society, The Order of the Coif. He received his B.A. from Dayton University and his LL.B. at George Washington University. He was admitted to practice in the District of Columbia in 1964.

Marci Kelly Marci Kelly Subject: Taxation, Wills and Trusts Professor Kelly is a graduate of University of Virginia School of Law and received her LL.M. from New York University School of Law. She is a professor at Golden Gate University School of Law. Professor Kelly is the author of several articles and book chapters and a frequent lecturer. She has served as Chair of the Education Committee of the California State Bar.

Lawrence Levine Lawrence Levine Subject: Torts Professor Levine has been on the faculty at the University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law since 1985. He has also been a visiting professor at New York Law School. Professor Levine has authored several books and articles on the subjects of Torts. He is a co-editor of A Torts Anthology, a co-author of the treatise Understanding Torts, and co-authored a torts casebook, Tort Law and Practice (with Vetri, Finley and Vogel; Lexis Publishing Co., 2002). He is a graduate of the University of California, Hastings College of Law.

Arthur Miller Arthur Miller Subject: Civil Procedure, Intellectual Property Professor Miller taught at Harvard Law School from 1971 to 2007 and currently teaches at New York University School of Law. He is nationally known for his work on court procedure, copyright and unfair competition, and remedies. The courses he has taught include Civil Procedure, Copyright, and Complex Litigation; he has also co-taught a seminar on law, information and technology. Professor Miller is an acknowledged expert in the right of privacy, a subject on which he has written, testified, debated, and helped formulate legislation. He has been involved in a variety of televised legal educational programs, including as the former legal editor for ABC's Good Morning America. He is widely published and his works include Civil Procedure (with Friedenthal and Kane) and Civil Procedure Cases and Materials (with Cound, Friedenthal, and Sexton)

John Moye John Moye Subject: Contracts, Corporations Professor Moye is an international lawyer who lectures and teaches in commercial banking and business organization law throughout the United States. During his seven years teaching at the University of Denver, he was voted Professor of the Year on four occasions. His written work includes Commercial Transactions Under the Uniform Commercial Code Problem Series, The Law of Business Organizations, and Moye's Loan Documentation Manual.

Douglas Whaley Douglas Whaley Subject: Commercial Law Professor Whaley is a professor emeritus at Ohio State University Moritz College of Law. He teaches contracts, consumer law, commercial paper, sales, secured transactions, and debtor-creditor law. Prior to joining the Ohio State faculty in 1976, he practiced law in Chicago and taught at Indiana University Law School in Indianapolis. Professor Whaley has won eight awards from three universities for outstanding teaching, including an Ohio State University Distinguished Teaching Award in 1978. He is the author of seven casebooks (Contracts, Sales, Commercial Paper, Consumer Law, Debtor-Creditor Law, Secured Transactions, and Commercial Law) and a book on warranties. Professor Whaley also travels around the county giving lectures for bankers and their attorneys on "The Law of Checking Accounts."