Bradley A. Areheart. research interests. appointments. articles

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1 updated 09/12/18 Bradley A. Areheart Associate Professor of Law 1505 Cumberland Ave. ssrn.com/author_id= Knoxville, TN law.utk.edu/people/bradley-areheart/ research interests philosophy of discrimination law, disability law, employment law sex discrimination, social movements, genetics appointments 2016 Associate Professor of Law (with tenure) Associate Professor of Law contracts disability law employment discrimination employment law labor law Harvard Law School Project on Disability Associated Colleague Stetson University College of Law Bruce R. Jacob Visiting Assistant Professor contracts disability law health law intellectual property articles 2019 GINA, Big Data, and the Future of Employee Privacy 128 YALE LAW JOURNAL (with Jessica Roberts) 2017 The Symmetry Principle 58 BOSTON COLLEGE LAW REVIEW Accommodating Pregnancy 67 ALABAMA LAW REVIEW The Disability Employability Divide: Bottlenecks to Equal Opportunity 113 MICHIGAN LAW REVIEW 877 (with Michael Stein) 2015 Integrating the Internet 83 GEORGE WASHINGTON LAW REVIEW 449 (with Michael Stein) 2014 Accommodating Every Body 81 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO LAW REVIEW 689 (with Michael Stein, Anita Silvers, & Leslie Francis) 1

2 2012 The Anticlassification Turn in Employment Discrimination Law 63 ALABAMA LAW REVIEW GINA, Privacy, and Antisubordination 46 GEORGIA LAW REVIEW Disability Trouble 29 YALE LAW & POLICY REVIEW When Disability Isn t Just Right : The Entrenchment of the Medical Model of Disability and the Goldilocks Dilemma 83 INDIANA LAW JOURNAL Regulating Cyberbullies Through Notice-Based Liability 117 YALE LAW JOURNAL POCKET PART 41 articles in progress The Headwinds and Tailwinds of Equality Sympathy, Empathy, and Social Movements Organizational Justice and Antisubordination selected honors and awards Northwestern University Law Review Peer Review Board 2018 Peer Reviewer, Yale Law Journal 2017, 2016 Peer Reviewer, Cambridge University Press 2017 Second Annual Michael J. Zimmer Memorial Award National award selected by other law professors; given to a rising scholar who values workplace justice and community, and who has made significant contributions to labor and employment law scholarship Inaugural Wilkinson Junior Research Professor UT College of Law award given to a junior faculty member who has engaged in prolific and outstanding scholarship. education 2005 JD with honors, University of Texas School of Law Texas Law Review Research Assistant, Professor Wendy Wagner Research Assistant, Professor Karen Engle Teaching Assistant, Dean William Powers 2001 BA cum laude, Baylor University Major in Philosophy experience DLA Piper Associate, Austin, TX areheart curriculum vitae 2

3 Jenner & Block Associate, Dallas, TX Naman, Howell, Smith & Lee Associate, Waco, TX 2004 United States District Court for the District of South Carolina Judicial Intern, Chambers of Chief Judge Joseph Anderson 2003 Texas Supreme Court Judicial Intern, Chambers of Chief Judge Thomas Phillips national service American Association of Law Schools Member, AALS Scholarly Papers Committee Chair, AALS Employment Discrimination Section Chair, AALS New Law Professors Section Executive Committee Member Scholarship Section (2018 ) Disability Law Section (2012 ) Labor Relations and Employment Law Section (2012 ) Employment Discrimination Section (2016 ) New Law Professors Section (2015 ) Southeastern Association of Law Schools 2015 Co-Chair, Prospective Law Teachers Workshop Committee 2014 Member, SEALS Scholarly Research Committee university service Faculty Development Committee ( , , , ) Academic Support/Bar Passage Committee ( ) Appointments Committee ( ) Innovation Committee ( ) Admissions Committee ( ) Student Placement and Professional Development ( , ) Advisor, Tennessee Journal of Law & Policy ( , ) Mentor to Untenured Faculty ( , ) University of Tennessee Faculty Senate (2018 ) Junior Faculty Fellow ( , ) Accessibility Faculty Focus Group ( ) bar membership 2005 Texas (inactive) areheart curriculum vitae 3

4 selected presentations, panels, & workshops Sympathy, Empathy, and Social Movements (invited panelist), Disability Rights as a Social Movement, AALS Annual Conference (Jan. 2019). The Future of Genetic Privacy (invited talk), Faculty Workshop, University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law (Nov. 2018). Sympathy, Empathy, and Social Movements, Discussion Group on Disability and Health Law, SEALS Annual Conference (Aug. 2018). Becoming a Productive and Fulfilled Scholar, SEALS Annual Conference (Aug. 2018). Commentator for David Simson (UCLA), Whiteness as Innocence, New Voices in Labor and Employment Workshop, SEALS Annual Conference (Aug. 2018). Market, SEALS Annual Conference (Aug. 2018). The Headwinds and Tailwinds of Equality, Law & Society Annual Conference (June 2018). The Headwinds and Tailwinds of Equality, University of Houston Law Center, Junior Faculty Workshop (April 2018). Commentary on Young v. UPS (invited), Feminist Judgments Rewritten Conference, UNLV School of Law (April 2018). The Future of Genetic Privacy (invited panelist), The Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act at 10 Years, AALS Annual Conference (Jan. 2018). The Headwinds and Tailwinds of Equality, Twelfth Annual Colloquium on Current Scholarship in Labor and Employment Law, Texas A&M University School of Law (Sept. 2017). Commentator for Jennifer Shinall (Vanderbilt), Carrying Too Much Weight: Pregnancy Discrimination and Gestational Weight Gain, New Voices in Labor and Employment Workshop, SEALS Annual Conference (Aug. 2017). Market, SEALS Annual Conference (Aug. 2017). The Symmetry Principle (invited talk), Faculty Workshop, University of South Carolina School of Law (Mar. 2017). Organizer and Moderator (as Chair of Employment Discrimination Section), Responding to Fisher v. Texas, AALS Annual Conference (Jan. 2017). Moderator, Third-Party Liability for Sexual Misconduct: Universities, Landlords, Employers, and Beyond, AALS Annual Conference (Jan. 2017). The Symmetry Principle, Eleventh Annual Colloquium on Current Scholarship in Labor and Employment Law, University of Washington School of Law (Sept. 2016). The Symmetry Principle, Discussion Group on Disability Law and Policy, SEALS Annual Conference (Aug. 2016). Market, SEALS Annual Conference (Aug. 2016). The Symmetry Principle (invited panelist), Nootbar Law & Religion Conference, Pepperdine University School of Law (Mar. 2016). areheart curriculum vitae 4

5 2015 Invited Panelist, What is AALS, and why does it matter for my career? And how do I get the most out of the annual meeting?, AALS Annual Conference (Jan. 2016). Organizer and Moderator (as Chair of New Law Professors Section), Becoming a Legal Scholar, AALS Annual Conference (Jan. 2016). Accommodating Pregnancy (selected presenter), New Voices in Labor and Employment Law, SEALS Annual Conference (Aug. 2015). Organizer, Moderator, and Panelist, Current Issues in Accommodations Law, SEALS Annual Conference (Aug. 2015). Accommodating Pregnancy New Scholars, SEALS Annual Conference (Aug. 2015). The Symmetry Principle, UT College of Law Works in Progress Workshop (July 2015). The Symmetry Principle, Developing Ideas Conference, University of Kentucky College of Law (May 2015) Organizer, Moderator, and Panelist, The Meaning of Disability, SEALS Annual Conference (Aug. 2014). Integrating the Internet, Law & Society Annual Conference (May 2014). Accommodating Pregnancy, UT College of Law Half-Baked Ideas Workshop (Mar. 2014) Accommodating Pregnancy, Michigan State University College of Law, Junior Faculty Workshop (Oct. 2013). Accommodating Pregnancy, Eighth Annual Colloquium on Current Scholarship in Labor and Employment Law, UNLV School of Law (Sept. 2013). Self-Promotion in the Mode of Abraham Lincoln not P.T. Barnum (invited panelist), SEALS Annual Conference (Aug. 2013). Maximizing Your VAP (invited panelist), SEALS Annual Conference (Aug. 2013). Accommodating Pregnancy, Developing Ideas Conference, University of Kentucky College of Law (May 2013) Becoming a Law Professor (invited talk), University of Texas School of Law (Oct. 2012). GINA, Privacy, and Antisubordination (invited speaker), Symposium: Civil Rights and Civil Wants, University of Georgia School of Law (Oct. 2011). The Anticlassification Turn in Employment Discrimination Law, Sixth Annual Colloquium on Current Scholarship in Labor and Employment Law, UCLA School of Law (Sept. 2011). Disability Trouble, Fifteenth Annual LatCrit Conference, University of Colorado Law School (Oct. 2010). Disability Trouble, Fifth Annual Colloquium on Current Scholarship in Labor and Employment Law, Washington University School of Law (Sept. 2010). areheart curriculum vitae 5