Selected Books & Book Chapters

• A Lawyer Writes. (Carolina Academic Press 2008) (with Sandy Patrick and Joan Malmud).
• Bioethics and the Law: Using Moot Court as a Tool to Teach Effective Argumentation Skills, (forthcoming University of North Carolina Press Studies in Social Medicine) (co-authored chapter with Tracey Banks Coan and Barbara Lentz).
• Andrew J. McClurg, 1L of a Ride, (Thompson-West 2008) (co-authored chapter on Legal Research and Writing).

Selected Articles

• "Pluripotent Stem Cells: The Search for the Perfect Source," (forthcoming 2011, Minnesota Journal of Law, Science & Technology) (with Nancy King and Dr. Anthony Atala) (SSRN top ten download recipient).
• "The Carnegie Report and Legal Writing: Does the Report Go Far Enough?," (forthcoming 2011, Journal of the Institute of Legal Writing) (with Lisa McElroy and Deborah Gordon).
• "When Doctors Become "Patients": Advocating a Patient-Centered Approach for Health Care Workers in the Context of Mandatory Influenza Vaccinations and Informed Consent," (forthcoming 2010 Wake Forest University Law Review) (with Nancy M.P. King and Kathi Kemper, M.D.) (symposium piece).
• "Failure is Not an Option: What Legal Educators Can Learn from NASA's Signature Pedagogies To Improve Student Outcomes," (forthcoming summer, 2010, SMU Journal of Air Law Commerce) (with Lisa McElroy).
• "An Examination of the Power of Narrative: A Review of Health Law & Bioethics," 37 Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, 857 (2010) (by invitation).
• "The Other Side of the Story: Using Cognitive Tools of Graphic Organization to Teach Counter-Analysis," (forthcoming University of Baltimore Law Review 2010) (with Lisa T. McElroy) (by invitation).
• "See One, Do One, Teach One: Dissecting Medical Education's Signature Pedagogy in the Law School Classroom," (forthcoming University of Georgia Law Review 2010) (with Lisa T. McElroy & Sandy Patrick).
• "Ethics in Regenerative Medicine," (forthcoming Wake Forest University School of Law Intellectual Property Journal 2010) (with Nancy King & Mark Furth) (three-time SSRN top ten list Recognition for Ethics).