M. Eve Hanan University of Baltimore School of Law 1420 N. Charles Street Baltimore, MD Tel: (410)

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1 M. Eve Hanan University of Baltimore School of Law 1420 N. Charles Street Baltimore, MD Tel: (410) PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE SCHOOL OF LAW, Baltimore, MD, April 2013 to present Clinical Fellow o Teach and supervise students in the Mediation Clinic for Families, which provides mediation and limited representation to low-income families in cases involving child custody, divorce, and other intrafamilial disputes o Co-teach Mediating Family Disputes, a seminar that covers mediation theory and skills, the role of lawyers in mediation, and legal ethics o Prepare law students to become certified mediators in Maryland Circuit Courts o Plan and implement new programming for the Clinic, including mediation upon re-entry after incarceration and collaborative law cases o Assist in developing caseload and curriculum for new Juvenile Justice Project Clinic o Assisted in piloting bail hearings project to provide student attorney representation for defendants appearing before commissioners pursuant to DeWolfe v. Richmond, 76 A.3d 1019, 434 Md. 444 (2013). COMMUNITY CONFERENCING CENTER, Baltimore, MD, July 2010 April 2013 Conflict Resolution Facilitator and Outreach Coordinator o Facilitated Community Conferences, which are multi-party conflict resolution meetings offered to eligible Baltimore youth as an alternative to the juvenile justice system or school disciplinary action o Trained and supervised conflict resolution facilitators in Maryland and New York o Provided education and outreach to referral sources in the juvenile justice system, including the juvenile divisions of the Office of the Public Defender and the Office of the State s Attorney DREXEL UNIVERSITY INTERNSHIP PROGRAM, Various locations, October 2007-May 2009 o Provided therapy sessions for patients in the Adult Neuropsychiatry Unit, the Eating Disorder Unit, and the Geriatric Unit at Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland o Provided therapy sessions to adult psychiatric in-patients and geriatric out-patients at Montgomery General Hospital in Olney, Maryland o Provided therapy sessions to emotionally disturbed adolescents at the Regional Institute for Children and Adolescents in Baltimore, Maryland PUBLIC DEFENDER SERVICE FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Appellate Division Washington, D.C., February July 2007 o Represented clients in their direct appeals and collateral attacks of felony convictions o Provided legal advice to Criminal Justice Act attorneys requesting assistance in appellate matters COMMITTEE FOR PUBLIC COUNSEL SERVICES Boston, MA, March 1999-February 2004 o Represented people accused of felonies at trial in the District and Superior Courts o Represented former sex offenders in suits against the Sex Offender Registry Board and the police o Participated in training attorneys handling court appointed cases MICHIGAN CLINICAL LAW PROGRAM Ann Arbor, MI, September 1998-January 1999

2 Litigated political asylum cases and assisted in defense of client sentenced to death in Illinois U.S. DEPT. OF STATE, Office of the Legal Advisor, Department of Human Rights and Refugees Washington, D.C., May July 1998 Wrote memoranda, diplomatic talking points and cables addressing human rights concerns UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN POVERTY LAW CLINIC Ann Arbor, MI, September 1997-January 1997 Represented clients in Social Security benefit and family law cases PALESTINE PEACE PROJECT Ramallah, Palestinian Territories, June 1997-August 1997 Investigated human rights claims and co-authored human rights action guide METROPOLITAN STATE COLLEGE OF DENVER, January 1996 May 1996 Designed and taught Introduction to Arabic Language to undergraduate students RAPE ASSISTANCE AND AWARENESS PROGRAM, Denver, CO, Designed and taught self-protection classes for women and adolescent girls EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN LAW SCHOOL, Ann Arbor, Michigan JD, December 1998 Honors: Henry M. Gates Memorial Scholarship, the Law School s highest honor S. Anthony Benton Memorial Award for Excellence in International or Constitutional Law Ceritificate of Merit Award (Book Award) in Criminal Law Certificate of Merit Award (Book Award) in Evidence Certificate of Merit Award (Book Award) in International Law Legal Practice Program Merit Certificate for Best Oral Argument Recipient of the Foreign Language Area Studies Fellowship for Arabic (Awarded by the U.S. Dept. of Education), DREXEL UNIVERSITY, Philadelphia, PA, September 2007-June 2010 MA in Creative Arts in Therapy, June 2010 Thesis: EMBODYING IDENTITY: DANCE/MOVEMENT THERAPY WITH PEOPLE TRANSITIONING GENDERS Honors: Recipient of the Outstanding Achievement in Dance/Movement Therapy Research Award Recipient of the Outstanding Overall Achievement in Dance/Movement Therapy Award JOHN HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, Baltimore, MD, July - September 2008 Completed courses in Addictions Counseling and Family & Couple Therapy UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, Chicago, IL, Summer 1995 Summer Arabic Language Intensive ARABIC TEACHING INSTITUTE, Damascus, Syria, September May 1995 Certificate of Completion for full-time, year-long course of study of classical Arabic 2

3 METROPOLITAN STATE COLLEGE OF DENVER, Denver, Colorado BA summa cum laude, May 1994 Major: Multicultural Women s Studies Minor: Middle Eastern Studies Honors: Outstanding Woman Award for Contribution to the Education of Women & Girls Certificate of Award for Academic Excellence American Association of University Women Award Outstanding Delegate Award for the Model League of Arab States Golden Key National Honor Society PUBLICATIONS M. Eve Hanan, Decriminalizing Violence, 46.1 N. M. L. REV. (forthcoming Jan. 2016). M. Eve Hanan, Embodied Therapy for People Expressing Gender Variation: Using Creative Movement to Explore and Express Body Image Concerns. EXPRESSIVE THERAPIES FOR SEXUAL ISSUES 1, 1-38 (Sana Loue, ed., 2013). WORKS IN PROGRESS M. Eve Hanan, Out of the Frye-ing Pan and Into the Fire: Defenders in Restorative Justice (anticipated submission date: September 2015). PRESENTATIONS AND LECTURES Drexel University School of Nursing and Health Sciences, Philadelphia, PA, May 2015 AALS Clinical Conference Works in Progress, Rancho Mirage, CA, May 2015 Presented article-in-progress: Out of the Frye-ing Pan and Into the Fire: Defenders in Restorative Justice Mid-Atlantic Clinical Writers Workshop, Washington, D.C., January 2015 Presented article-in-progress: Decriminalizing Violence University of Baltimore School of Law, January 2015 Opening Statements in Mediation (coached students in Mediation Skills class) Goucher College, Baltimore, MD, November 2014 Goucher College, Baltimore, MD, November 2014 Nonverbal Aspects of Conflict Resolution University of Baltimore School of Law, Baltimore, MD, May 2014 Effective Communication: What Mediation and Mirror Neurons Teach Us New York University Clinical Writer s Workshop, New York, NY, September 2014 Presented article-in-progress: Decriminalizing Violence 3

4 Drexel University School of Nursing and Health Sciences, Philadelphia, PA, May 2014 University of Baltimore School of Law, Baltimore, MD, April 2014 Restorative Justice as a Diversion from Juvenile Court (presented to Juvenile Justice class) 7 th Annual Applied Feminism Conference, Baltimore, MD, March 2014 Panel Moderator: The Health Consequences of Gendered Roles University of Baltimore School of Law, November 2013 Effective Communication: What Mediation and Mirror Neurons Teach Us University of Baltimore School of Law, November 2013 An Overview of ADR (presented to Civil Procedure I class) Goucher College, Baltimore, MD, October 2013 Drexel University School of Nursing and Health Sciences, Philadelphia, PA, May 2013 Drexel University School of Nursing and Health Sciences, Philadelphia, PA, May 2013 Gender Variation and Trangender Identity in Dance/Movement Therapy Settings Goucher College, Baltimore, MD, October 2012 Nonverbal Aspects of Conflict Resolution Association of Conflict Resolution, Annual Conference, New Orleans, September 2012 Creating a Supportive Statewide Network of Restorative Justice Programs: Building Excellence in Community Conferencing Programs in Courts, Schools and Communities Goucher College, Baltimore, MD, October 2011 Nonverbal Aspects of Conflict Resolution Expressive Therapies Summit, Annual Conference, New York, November 2010 Embodying Gender Identity: Dance/Movement Therapy with Transgender Adults Goucher College, Baltimore, MD, October 2010 American Dance Therapy Association, Annual Conference, New York, October 2010 Embodying Gender Identity, Dance/Movement Therapy with Transgender Adults Drexel University School of Nursing and Health Sciences, Philadelphia, PA, May 2010 Drexel University School of Nursing and Health Sciences, Philadelphia, PA, May 2010 Middle Eastern Dance and Laban Movement Analysis 4

5 Goucher College, Baltimore, MD, December 2009 Goucher College, Baltimore, MD, November 2008 Butoh Experiments in Self-Awareness and Dance/Movement Therapy Criminal Defender Training Program, Washington, D.C., 2007 Everything You Wanted to Know about the Cocaine in Your Client s Glove Compartment but Were Afraid To Ask: Effectively Litigating Fourth and Fifth Amendment Issues Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, Boston, MA, o Conducted statewide attorney trainings on the collateral consequences of convictions o Co-lectured on a variety of aspects of trial practice for the criminal defense bar SERVICE Maryland Office of the Public Defender, Baltimore, MD Assigned Public Defender, April 2015 to present Provide pro bono representation in post-conviction proceedings Association of Conflict Resolution, Mesa, AZ Co-Chair for the Restorative Justice Section, October 2013 to present Community Conferencing Center, Baltimore, MD Member of Board of Directors, August 2013 to present Community Mediation, Baltimore, MD Volunteer Mediator, 2013 to present Mediate misdemeanor cases and re-entry disputes for incarcerated people returning home Association of Dance/Movement Therapists of America, Columbia, MD Chair of Government Affairs Committee for Mid-Atlantic Chapter, 2012 to present Address systemic issues regarding licensure and insurance reimbursement for Association members Criminal History Systems Board for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Boston, MA Alternative representative for the Committee for Public Counsel Services, Advocated to limit private citizens access to criminal history information of ex-offenders Judicial Oversight Demonstration Initiative, Boston, MA Alternative representative for the Committee for Public Counsel Services, Assisted in securing in-court community liaisons for clients facing charges in domestic violence court Bar Memberships: Massachusetts Bar, 2000 to present New York Bar, 2004 to present D.C. Bar, 2005 to present Maryland Bar, 2014 to present MEMBERSHIPS 5

6 Maryland Program for Mediator Excellence, November 2013 to present Society of American Law Teachers, 2013 to present Association of American Law Schools, 2013 to present Clinical Legal Education Association, 2013 to present American Bar Association, 2013 to present Association of Conflict Resolution, 2012 to present Association of Dance/Movement Therapists of America, 2007 to present Community Mediation Training, Summer 2013 Community Mediation of Maryland (50 hours instruction) PROFESSIONAL TRAINING Collaborative Law Training, Summer 2013 Maryland Judiciary, Department of Family Administration (3-days instruction) Child Access (Custody) Mediation, Spring 2013 Mediation Matters, Bethesda, MD (20 hours instruction) Divorce Mediation, Spring 2013 Mediation Matters, Bethesda, MD (40 hours instruction) Basic Mediation Training II, Fall 2012 Baltimore Mediation (20 hours instruction) Community Conferencing Facilitator Training, July 2010 Community Conferencing Center (20 hours instruction) Modern Standard Arabic Levantine Dialect of Spoken Arabic Some French FOREIGN LANGUAGES 6