Notes on Contributors

• Jurisdiction: Derecho Internacional
• Date: 01 January 2014

Notes on Contributors

Lauren Fritz is the Articles Editor of the Michigan State Law Review and the

Events Coordinator of the Business Law Society and a Student Ambassador for

the Michigan State Admissions Oce. Currently, she is in her third year at

Michigan State University College of Law. In addition, she is also the Westlaw

Student Representative and the Law School Representative for the Michigan

State University Council of Graduate Students. She received her Bachelor’s De-

gree in Criminal Justice and Sociology with high honors (Magna Cum Laude)

from Grand Valley State University in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Wendy Gelman is a Senior Instructor in the School of Accounting at the College

of Business and an R. Kirk Landon Teaching and Student Engagement Fellow

in Undergraduate Education. She started her academic career at the University

in 1999 after several years of successful private law practice.

Daniel Hantman is a Magna Cum Laude graduate of the Chicago-Kent College

of Law (May 2013) and is currently serving as a Judicial Law Clerk for a judge

in the Chancery Division of the Circuit Court of Cook County in Chicago,

Illinois. Shortly after graduating, Daniel was elected to the Order of the Coif

by his law school faculty and was subsequently admitted to the Illinois Bar. At

Chicago-Kent, he was the Executive Notes and Comments Editor for the C-

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an M.A. in Social Science with a focus in Anthropology from the University of

Chicago and a dual B.A. in History and Anthropology from Brandeis Universi-

ty. Daniel also worked as a research analyst at Northwestern University studying

digital media use among youth and was the rst administrator for the Chicago

Center for Jewish Studies at the University of Chicago.

Robert W. McGee is an Associate Professor in the School of Business and Eco-

nomics of Fayetteville State University, USA. He has worked or lectured in more

than 30 countries and has published 58 books and more than 600 articles in

accounting, taxation, economics, law, philosophy and ethics. e Social Science

Research Network ranks him among the top 20 business school professors and

top 30 social scientists in the world. Several studies have ranked him #1 for both

accounting ethics and business ethics scholarship.