Faculty in the News

Professor Jacob Eisler recently spoke at an event, "The Future of the Dormant Commerce Clause: A Debate," with Florida Supreme Court Justice Adam Tanenbaum.

Professor Henry Zhuhao Wang presented at a meeting on the “Academic Career and Publishing,” hosted at Durham Law School in the United Kingdom with more than 20 Durham law professors and students participating both in person and online.

Professor Michael Morley was recently featured in a WJXT-TV article, "Digging into the implications after President Trump fires members of federal Election Commission."

Professor Michael Morley was recently featured in an article on The Christian Science Monitor, "Trump focuses on proof of citizenship, but other election changes could affect midterms."

Professor Jake Linford was recently featured in an NPR article, "A Florida airport is officially renamed for Trump. What does he stand to gain?"

Professor Ryan Owens was recently featured on FSU News, crowning the champion of the 2026 National Civics Bee® Statewide Finals.

Professor Ryan Owens was recently featured in an MSN article, "Trump given 'keys to the kingdom' warns conservative political scientist."

Professor Ryan Owens was recently featured in a WTXL ABC 27 report, "Florida middle schooler wins state civics bee, heading to nationals in Washington, D.C."

Professor Rima Nathan, alongside Miles Taylor from the FSU Pepper Institute on Aging and Public Policy and Dr. R. Kelley Myers from the Tallahassee Memorial Family Medicine Residency Program, has recently been awarded under FSU's Clinical Catalyst Grant Program, with the grant being titled, "Increasing the Uptake of Advanced Care Directives in Hospital and Clinical Settings."

Professor Ryan Owens recently wrote an article for Tallahassee Democrat, "Think civics is lost? Ask these middle schoolers at the Civics Bee," and was featured on WFSU-FM.