Faculty

Christine Nero Coughlin

Director, Legal Research & Writing Program
Professor of Legal Writing

Phone: 336.758.5504
Email: coughlcn@wfu.edu

Presentations

  • Bridging Our Knowledge of Errors Across the Profession. Presentation to the American Education Research Association, March 2008.
  • Medical Malpractice and Informed Consent. Presentation to the Wake Forest University School of Medicine, November 2007.
  • Research Ethics: Clinical Trials in Third-World Countries. Presentation to the Wake Forest University School of Medicine, August 2007.
  • Managing Difficult Employees. Presentation to the Association of Legal Writing Directors, June 2007.
  • Research Ethics in Developing Countries. Presentation to the North Carolina Bar Association Intellectual Property Law Section, March 2007.
  • Conference planner, Wake Forest University Biotechnology and Bioethics Symposium, October 2006.
  • Research Ethics: Clinical Trials in Third-World Countries. Presentation to the Wake Forest University School of Medicine, August 2006.
  • Voluntary Caps in Medical Malpractice Reform. Presenation to the Wake Forest University School of Medicine, February 2006.
  • Stem Cell Research and Ethics. Presentation to the Wake Forest University School of Medicine, November 2005.
  • Lessons from Terri Schiavo. Presentation to the Wake Forest University Leadership Summer Program, July 2005.
  • Medicial Malpractice Reform. Presentation to the Wake Forest University School of Medicine, February 2004.
  • Future 2020: Legal Perspectives. Presentation to the Biotechnology, Genetics and the Future Conference, Center for Human Dignity, Wake Forest University School of Medicine, January 2004.
  • Introduction to Law and Medicine. Presentation to the Wake Forest University School of Medicine, October 2003.
  • Biomedical Patenting. Presentation to the Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Department of Pathology, March 2003.
  • Hot Topics in Medical Litigation: Telemedicine and Cybermedicine. Presentation to the Wake Forest University School of Medicine, February 2003.
  • Hollywood 90210: An Irreverent Look at Infusing Practical Skills into the Legal Writing Classroom. Presentation to the Legal Writing Institute, July 2002.
  • Artificial and Asexual Embryos: Grappling with Policy Derivation. Presentation to the American Society for Bioethics and Humanities, October 2002.
  • Legal Dilemmas involving Stem Cell Research. Presentation to the Wake Forest University School of Medicine, May 2002.
  • Hot Topics in Medical Litigation: Telemedicine and Cybermedicine. Presentation to the Wake Forest University School of Medicine, February 2002.
  • Introduction to Law and Medicine. Presentation to the Wake Forest School of Medicine, October 2001.
  • "Is Thinking Like a Lawyer What We Really Want to Teach?" Presentation to the Association of Legal Writing Directors 2001 Conference, July 2001.
  • The Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act. Presentation to the Wake Forest University School of Medicine, January 2001.
  • Medical Error vs. Medical Negligence. Class Presentation at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, October 2001.
  • Introduction to Law and Medicine. Presentation to the Wake Forest University School of Medicine, September 2001.
  • Course Planner, North Carolina Bar Association, Hot Topics in Medical Evidence, March 1999.
  • Course Planner, North Carolina Bar Association, Ethics, February 1999.
  • Speaker, Wake Forest Continuing Legal Education, Ethics & Professionalism in Workers' Compensation, January 1998.
  • Speaker, North Carolina Bar Association, All-Star Trial of a Civil Action - Ethics, October 1997.
  • Speaker, Wake Forest Continuing Legal Education, Ethics in Workers' Compensation, March 1997.
  • Speaker, North Carolina Bar Association, Ethics, February 1997.