PHILIP M. MOREMEN EXPERIENCE

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1 EXPERIENCE 2007 Present ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR School of Diplomacy and International Relations Seton Hall University ASSISTANT PROFESSOR School of Diplomacy and International Relations Seton Hall University Summers, 2009, 1999 ADJUNCT PROFESSOR The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy Tufts University ATTORNEY, ENVIRONMENTAL LAW Allen, Matkins, Leck, Gamble & Mallory Handled environmental litigation, compliance, and transactional matters ATTORNEY, LITIGATION Morrison & Foerster Conducted depositions, drafted and argued motions, and performed other tasks related to major corporate litigation. South Orange, NJ South Orange, NJ Medford, MA EDUCATION THE FLETCHER SCHOOL OF LAW AND DIPLOMACY TUFTS UNIVERSITY 2005 Ph.D. Honors: Comprehensive exams passed with distinction Dwight D. Eisenhower/Thomas A. Pappas Graduate Fellowship Fields of study: Public International Law; International Business and Economic Law; International Environment and Resource Policy Dissertation Topic: Private Rights of Action to Enforce Rules of International Regimes 1995 M.A.L.D. (Master of Arts in Law and Diplomacy) 1987 U.C.L.A. SCHOOL OF LAW J.D. Book Review/Research Editor, Volume 34 U.C.L.A. Law Review 1984 STANFORD UNIVERSITY B.A. with Distinction in International Relations Honors: Pi Sigma Alpha (National Political Science Honor Society) STANFORD-IN-PARIS Attended the Institut D'Études Politiques De Paris and the University of Paris, Medford, MA Stanford, CA

2 Page 2 of 5 TEACHING EXPERIENCE GRADUATE Public International Law Sustainable Development Peacemaking International Environmental Policy and Law UNDERGRADUATE Public International Law Interdisciplinary Seminar Senior Research Project University Freshman Core: Journey of Transformation TEACHING AWARDS PUBLICATIONS PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES , Co-Winner, Salgo-Noren School of Diplomacy Teaching Award (first annual award, nominated by students and voted by faculty committee) , President s Award for Teaching (student award) , Whitehead School Student Outstanding Faculty Member Award. Kristen Boon & Philip M. Moremen, Symposium Issue Foreword When the Fighting Stops: Roles and Responsibilities in Post-Conflict Reconstruction, 38 Seton Hall L. Rev (2008). Private Rights of Action to Enforce Rules of International Regimes, 79 Temple L. Rev (2007). Costs and Benefits of Adding a Private Right of Action to the World Trade Organization and the Montreal Protocol Dispute Resolution Systems, 11 UCLA J. Int l L. & Foreign Aff. 189 (2006). National Court Decisions as State Practice: A Transnational Judicial Dialogue?, 32 N.C. J. Int l L. & Com. Reg 259 (2006). International Private Rights of Action: A Cost-Benefit Framework, 8 San Diego Int l L. J. 5 (2006). Joel P. Trachtman & Philip M. Moremen, Whose Right is it Anyway? Private Parties in EC-US Dispute Settlement at the WTO, in Joel P. Trachtman, The International Economic Law Revolution & The Right to Regulate (2005) (reprint of article below). Joel P. Trachtman & Philip M. Moremen, Costs and Benefits of Private Participation in WTO Dispute Settlement: Whose Right is it Anyway?, 43 Harv. Int l L. J. 221 (2003). National Court Decisions as State Practice, Int l L. Ass n, Am. Branch, Proceedings (2000) (Report of the International Law Association, American Branch, Committee on the Formation of Customary International Law) Present Vice-President, International Law Association, American Branch Present Member, Executive Committee, International Law Association, American Branch Present Member, Nominating Committee, International Law Association, American Branch Present Co-editor, Proceedings of the American Branch of the International Law Association Present Reviewer, Political Research Quarterly Co-Director of Studies, International Law Association, American Branch Chair, International Law Association, American Branch, Committee on the Formation of Customary International Law Reporter, International Law Association, American Branch, Committee on the Formation of Customary International Law.

3 Page 3 of 5 CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION AND PRESENTATIONS UNIVERSITY SERVICE Panelist, Teaching International Law Outside Law Schools, International Law Weekend, New York, October 26, Member, Steering Committee and Presenter, Closing Remarks, for the conference, When the Fighting Stops: Roles and Responsibilities in Post-Conflict Reconstruction, Seton Hall Law School, November 2, Panel Chair, U.N Policy and the Peacebuilding Commission, for the conference When the Fighting Stops: Roles and Responsibilities in Post-Conflict Reconstruction, Seton Hall Law School, November 2, Chair and Presenter, The Status of Customary International Law: An Overview, for the panel The Role of Customary Law Today, International Law Weekend, New York, October 26-28, Private Rights of Action to Enforce Rules of International Regimes, International Studies Association Conference, 2005, Honolulu, Hawaii, March 4, National Court Decisions as State Practice, for the panel The Role of Domestic Courts in an International Legal Order, International Law Weekend, New York, October 15, Program Co-Chair, International Law Association, American Branch, 2004 International Law Weekend. Helped assemble the academic program, arrange co-sponsorships, and make logistical arrangements for a two and a half day annual conference. Program Co-Chair, International Law Association, American Branch, 2003 International Law Weekend. Primarily responsible for assembling the academic program, arranging cosponsorships, and making logistical arrangements for a two and a half day annual conference. Costs and Benefits of Private Participation in WTO Dispute Settlement: Whose Right is it Anyway?, Harvard International Law Journal Symposium: Emerging Fora of International Dispute Resolution, Feb Present At-Large Member, Faculty Senate Executive Committee Present Member, Faculty Senate Present Chair, Academic Policy Committee, Faculty Senate (co-chair, May-June 2012) Present Member, Provost-Senate Task Force on Honor Code Member, Search Committee, Dean of the School of Diplomacy Present Member, Academic Policy Committee, University Faculty Senate Present Member, ad hoc Faculty Senate group on University Academic Integrity Policy Alternate Member, Faculty Senate Ad Hoc Committee on Academic Freedom Member, Graduate Policy Advisory Board Member, University Rank and Tenure Committee Member, Signature Core Course Steering Committee Member, University Senate Faculty Guide Committee Faculty Advisor, Seton Hall Chapter, National Society of Collegiate Scholars Member, University Research Committee Member, Study Group on Educational Offerings for Seton Hall University s Self-Study for Re- Accreditation from the Middle States Association Commission on Higher Education Member, University Faculty Senate. Also served as alternate,

4 Page 4 of 5 SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL OF DIPLOMACY ; ; ; Assistant Department Chair Member and Chair ( ), School Educational Policy Committee. Faculty Advisor, Journal of Diplomacy and International Relations Co-organizer, Faculty Strategic Planning Retreat. Also, member and primary drafter, planning sub-committee for strategic planning initiative Member, Faculty-Administrative Working Group on Centers of Excellence Member, School Researcher of the Year Committee Present 2013-Present Member, Admissions Committee. Member, Library Committee Present Member, Committee on Developing a Post-Conflict Specialization and Certificate Present Member/Chair/Participant, periodic School Faculty Searches (about ten) Present Faculty reviewer, select articles for Journal of Diplomacy and International Relations Present Faculty Advisor, Joint Degree Program with Seton Hall Law School Present Faculty Advisor, International Law Society Present Coordinator, School Graduate Specialization in International Law Member, School Teacher of the Year Committee Member, Sharkey Scholar Committee (selects visiting scholars) Member, ad hoc Faculty-Administration group on student learning outcomes assessment Principle Drafter, faculty guidelines for School Teacher of the Year award Member, School Graduate Program Review Committee Principle Drafter, School Bylaws Member, School Scholarship Committee. Responsible for nominating and advising students applying for scholarships and fellowships ; Spring 2004 Faculty Representative, School Graduate Admissions Process Faculty Consultant for the Secretariat of the Dialogue Among Civilizations Project, sponsored by the United Nations. The School staffed the Secretariat for a board of internationally recognized eminent persons, convened by the Secretary General, that produced book length report. Assisted in organizing the Secretariat; advised the Secretariat in its substantive work.

5 ADDITIONAL TEACHING EXPERIENCE PHILIP M. MOREMEN Page 5 of Co-Faculty Advisor Fletcher School 1999 Philip C. Jessup International Moot Court Competition Team. Spring, 1996 Fall, 1995 LANGUAGES French, Advanced Teaching Assistant Public International Law, The Fletcher School. Teaching Assistant Introductory International Relations, Tufts University.