Dr. Susan M. Denbo

Professor

• Email Address: denbo@rider.edu
• Phone: (609) 895-5466
• Office: Sweigart Hall 263
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• Mailing Address: 2083 Lawrence Road, Lawrenceville, NJ 08648

Areas of Expertise: Employment law and health-care law

Background Information

• Juris Doctor, 1977, Villanova University, Law
• Bachelor’s of Science, 1974, Cornell University, Social Work

Refereed Articles

• Denbo, S. M. (2006).  What Your Genes Know Affects Them: Should Patient Confidentiality Prevent Disclosure of Genetic Test Results to a Patient's Biological Relatives? American Business Law Journal, 43, 561-607.
• Denbo, S. M. (2005).  Contracts in the Classroom – Providing Undergraduate Business Students with Important ‘Real Life’ Skills. Journal of Legal Studies Education, 22, 149-167.
• Denbo, S. M. (2003).  Disability Lessons in Higher Education: Accommodating Learning-Disabled Students and Student Athletes Under the Rehabilitation Act and the Americans with Disabilities Acts. American Business Law Journal, 41, 145-203.
  

Presentation of Refereed Papers
International

• Denbo, S. (2006, November). Fostering Integrated Learning Through Study Abroad Trips.   Presented at CIEE Conference, Seville, Spain.
  National
• Denbo, S.M. (2005, August). What Your Genes Know Can Help Them: Should Patient Confidentiality Prevent Disclosure of Genetic Test Results to a Patient's Biological Relatives?   Presented at Annual Meeting of the Academy of Legal Studies in Business, San Francisco, California.
• Denbo, S.M. (2003, August). Using In-class Debates to Foster Critical Thinking in the Classroom.   Presented at Annual Meeting of the Academy of Legal Studies in Business, Nashville, Tennessee.

Regional

• Denbo, S.M. (2004, November). Contracts in the Classroom - Providing Undergraduate Business Students with Important 'Real Life' Skills.   Presented at Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Academy of Legal Studies in Business, Miami, Florida.
  

Honors
2007:  Developmental Leave.
2003:  Finalist for the 2003 Charles M. Hewitt Master Teaching Competition, Academy of Legal Studies in Business.

Awards
2004:  Recipient of a 2004 Summer Fellowship, Rider University.
2004:  Recipient of the 2004-05 Norman S. Davis Fellowship from the College of Business Administration for Contemporary Cuba, Rider University.