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Florence Shu-Blankson is a full-time Professor of Law at Shepard Broad College of Law, Nova Southeastern University, where she has taught since 2000. Her roles include teaching in the JD Program, Master’s in Health Law (M.HL), and Master’s in Education Law (M.S. Ed.L), supervising over 70 student research papers in health law.
Education:
- J.S.D., Stanford Law School (1996)
- LL.M., Harvard Law School (1992)
- LL.B & Maîtrise, University of Yaoundé (with honors)
- J.S.M., Stanford Law School
Research Interests: Dr. Shu-Blankson specializes in Business Entities, Comparative Corporate Governance, and Health Law, with a focus on Women’s Rights in HIV/AIDS Legislation. Her work bridges International Law and Human Rights, particularly in African legal frameworks.
Recent Publications span Medical Marijuana Regulation, Refugee Law Dynamics, and Non-Compete Agreements, reflecting her interdisciplinary approach to law and social policy. Key themes include transnational legal harmonization and public health governance.
Scientific Awards:
- Quiet Storm Achievement Award (In Focus Magazine, 2007)
- Personal acknowledgment letter from the Supreme Court of Florida (2007)
Grants & Advocacy: She collaborated with the Society for Women and AIDS in Africa (SWAA), contributing to HIV/AIDS legislation in Cameroon, including a Model Law for West/Central Africa and CEDAW implementation analysis. Her 2008 book Women, the Law and HIV/AIDS remains influential.
