Since 2002, Professor Ken Albala has been tirelessly churning out books with titles such as “Noodle Soup: Recipes,” “Techniques, Obsession” and “Nuts: A Global History.”
College of the Pacific Associate Professor Keith Smith said voter ID has long had bipartisan support.
Election expert and McGeorge School of Law professor Mary-Beth Moylan said the purpose of monitoring is to ensure state and federal election laws are upheld, such as language access and disability access.
Adjunct McGeorge School of Law Professor and longtime lobbyist Chris Micheli was interviewed about confidentiality agreements.
Adjunct professor at McGeorge School of Law Chris Micheli notes that Beccera could have a viable case.
Leslie Jacobs, professor at McGeorge School of Law, sheds light on the constitutional right not to participate in the Pledge of Allegiance.
Michael Vitello, Distinguished Professor at McGeorge School of Law, was interviewed about the legal maneuvering behind the case.
McGeorge School of Law professor Chris Micheli notes that the legislation is narrowly focused and likely to be further clarified during the legislative process.
Chris Micheli, adjunct professor at McGeorge School of Law, weighs in on the bill's potential impact on journalism.
Dr. Amanda West, a social worker and associate clinical professor at the University of the Pacific, shares insight on the severe shortage of mental health professionals.
