CURRENT PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVE:
International Business Law and Law and
Psychotherapy
EDUCATION:
BS, University of Nevada, 1968
JD, University of San Francisco, 1973
TEACHING EXPERIENCE: 1980
present
Design and developed curriculum and
taught more than 25 courses at the community college undergraduate,
graduate and law school levels. Academic areas include Mathematics,
Geometry, Algebra, Logic, Statistics, Probability, Mathematics Models,
Introduction to Business, Marketing, Business Ethics, Business Law,
Contracts, law of Agency and Partnerships, Corporations, Family
Law, Community Property, Consumer Law, Law and Society, The Law
of The Business Enterprise and The Law of International Business.
Extensive legal practice in Business
Law, Corporate Law, Partnership and Business Organizations.
AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS: 1982
present
1982 University Most Valuable
Professor Award
1986 University Distinguished
Teaching Award
1987 Merit Award for Teaching
Effectiveness (cash purse)
1990 Nominated for Outstanding
USF Professor, McLaren School of Business
1994 Nominated for Outstanding
USF Professor, McLaren School of Business
1995 Nominated for Outstanding
USF Professor, McLaren School of Business
1997 Received Outstanding Teaching
Award, McLaren School of Business
2003
Received Outstanding Teaching Award, McLaren School of
Business
RECENT ARTICLES, PRESENTATIONS, ABSTRACTS
AND WORKING PAPERS:
"Equity Leases for Corporate Tenants:
Pros and Cons." Professor David Scalise and Sheryl Bratton,
Real Estate Finance Journal. Winter 1990
"Patenting Living Matter in the
European Community: Diriment of the Draft Directive." Professor
David Scalise and Daniel Nungent. Fordham International Law Journal.
Volume 16, November 4, 1992-3.
"Foreign Investment in the Philippines."
Professor David Scalise and Patricia J. De Guzman, George Washington
Journal of International Law and Economics. Volume 29, November
1, 1995.
"Risky Business: OPIC (Overseas
Private Investment Corporation.)" Dave Scalise, Rachel Chang
and Jun Gong. Presented at Western Academy of Legal Studies in
Business, Asilomar, March 1995.
"The Convention on Contracts for
the International Sale of Goods and Article II of the UCC: A Comparative
Study." Professor David Scalise and Alex Nacimiento. Proceedings,
Academy of Legal Studies in Business in Milwaukee. Summer
1995.
"A Legal and Regulatory Survey
of Foreign Investment in Hong Kong in the Context of the 1997 Reversion,"
Professor David Scalise and W.H. Faidi. Proceedings. Fifth
Asian Business and Economic Conference, November 1995. Presented
at St. Johns University School of Law, Fall 1995.
"International Intellectual Property
Protections for Living Matter: Biotechnology, Multinational conventions
and the Exception for Agriculture." Professor David Scalise
and Daniel Nungent. Case Western Reserve-Journal of International
Law. Volume 27, Number 1, Winter 1995.
"A Comparison of American and French
Appellation Law: Protecting International Trademarks." Professor
David Scalise and Lisa Togni. ACLSB Proceedings Quebec. Summer
1996.
"Comparative Study on Potential
Business Opportunities: China, USSR, Eastern Europe." Professor
David Scalise. International Journal of Technology Management,
1997.
"Contact Creation: A Business law
Exercise.: Professor David Scalise. WALSB Proceedings Annual Conference
Asilomar, 1997.
"Building Trading Relationships
in the Pacific Rim: A managers Introduction to ADR."
Professor David Scalise and Kevin Farmer. Asia Business Law Journal
(Singapore), Fall 1997.
"Contract Analysis and Interpretation."
Professor David Scalise. WALSB Proceedings Annual Conference,
Asilomar 1998.
"Disclosure of Medical Information
to Third Parties: How Much is Too Much?" Professor David Scalise
and Kevin Farmer. UAL Law and Psychology, Summer 1998.
"Blessed are the Peacemakers: Immunity
from Civil Lawsuits for Therapists who act as Mediators" Professor
David Scalise and Kevin Farmer. Journal of Psychiatry and Law,
Winter 1998.
"Mediation in Action: A Classroom
Experience." WALSB Proceedings Annual Conference, Asilomar.
April 1999.