Curriculum Vitae

Paul H. Haagen

Duke University School of Law
Box 90360
Durham, North Carolina 27708-0360

Telephone: 919.613.7088
Facsimile: 919.613.7231
Internet: PHH@law.duke.edu

Born:	June 19, 1950
Family:	Married, two children
Home Address:	1516 Blount Street Durham, North Carolina 27707 919.489.7311
Present Position:	Professor of Law Duke University School of Law

Haverford College: Phi Beta Kappa in junior year, High Honors in major field, Department Prize (Religion)

Oxford University: Rhodes Scholar (Connecticut and St. John's), St. John's College Prize in History
Princeton University: Distinction on the General Examinations, Princeton University Fellowship, Kent Fellowship, Whiting Fellowship in the Humanities
Yale Law School: Yale Law and Policy Review, Editor in Chief (1980-81), Yale Journal of World Public Order, Articles Editor (1981-82), Associate Editor (1979-1981), Moot Court, Director (1981-82), Sutherland Cup Team (1981)

Professor of Law, Duke University School of Law, 1993-Present
Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Professor of Law, Duke University School of Law, 1991-1993
Associate Professor of Law, Duke University School of Law, 1988-1991
Assistant Professor of Law, Duke University School of Law, 1985-1988
Associate, Dechert Price & Rhoads, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1983-1985
Law Clerk, Hon. Arlin M. Adams, United State Court of Appeals, Third Circuit, 1982-1983

"Arbitration Now" (1999) (editor).
"New Wineskins for New Wine: The Need to Encourage Fairness in Mandatory Arbitration," 40 Ariz.L.Rev. 1039 (1998).
"Neither a Borrower, nor a Lender Be, A History of Imprisonment for Debt in England and Wales," University of North Carolina Press, forthcoming.
"Imprisonment for Debt in England and Wales," Princeton University Ph.D. thesis, University Microfilms, 1987.
"Contract and Jurisdiction," Paul D. Carrington (co-author), The Supreme Court Review 1996 (1997).
"Revenge for the Condemned," Sara Sun Beale (co-author), 94 Michigan Law Review 1622 (1996).
"Threats Against the President: Psychiatric and Forensic Aspects," Edwin A. Weinstein, M.D. (co-author), 2 Advances in Forensic Psychology and Psychiatry (1987).
"Eighteenth Century English Society and the Debt Law," in Stanley Cohen and Andrew Scull (eds.), Social Control and the Modern State, (Martin Robertson, 1983).

"The Court of Arbitration for Sport: Have the Wheels Already Been Invented," Duke Conference on Doping, May 17, 1999.
"Debt Law and English Society," University of Chicago Law School Legal Workshop, Chicago, Illinois, May 1991.
"Transformation of the Unreformed Debt Law," Law and Scoiety Association Annual Meeting, Madison, Wisconsin, June 11, 1989.
"Imprisonment for Debt: Process of Legal Change," American Society for Legal History Annual Meeting, Toronto, Ontario, October 25, 1987.
"Expanding the Size of the Federal Judiciary," Hon. Arlin M. Adams (co-author), Annual Meeting of the American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, October 25, 1983.

Moderator, The Future of Intercollegiate Athletics, April, 1999.
Chair, Clerkship Committee, 1986-88; 1995-96
Ad Hoc First Year Curriculum Review Committee, 1992-93
Ad Hoc Upperclass Curriculum Review Committee, 1992-93
Chair, Admissions Committee, 1999-2000
Admissions Committee, 1985-86; 1988-89; 1991-93; 1998-99
Alaska Law Review, 1990-91
Curriculum Committee, 1991-93; 1996-97
Dean Search Committee, 1987-88
Financial Aid Committee, 1986-87; 1988-89; 1990-93; 1998-99
Joint Studies Committee, 1985-87
Library Committee, 1996-97; Chair, 1998-99
Placement Committee, 1991-92
Faculty Member Supervising Construction and Renovation of the Law School, 1991-94
Graduation Honors Committee, Chair, 1998-99
Faculty Marshall, 1999

Director, Duke in Cambridge, 1989
Representative, Academic Council, 1986-91, 1997-Present
Chair, University Judicial Board, 1989-91
Member, University Judicial Board, 1988-89
Chair, Student-Athlete Counseling Committee, 1990-Present
Member, Faculty Hearing Committee, 1988-91
Member, Rhodes Scholarship Committee, 1988-91; 1998-99
Member, Provost's Summer Priorities Committee, 1992-94
Vice Chair, Task Force on Intellectual Climate at Duke, 1993-94
Chair, Faculty Compensation Committee, 1994-95
Member, Faculty Compensation Committee, 1993-94
Chair, Standing Committee on Misconduct in Research, 1999-2002
Member, Standing Committee on Misconduct in Research, 1996-1999
Member, Provost's Advisory Committee on the Karl von der Heyden Fellowship Program, 1995-Present
Member, Board of Trustees, Duke Faculty Club, 1994-96
Faculty Marshall, Law School, 1999-

Member, Sports Law Reporter Advisory Board, 2000-present
Member, American Bar Association, 1988-present
Member, American Law Institute, 1992-present
Member, Pennsylvania Bar, 1983-92
Steering Committee, Zenger Symposium, Philadelphia Bar Association, 1985
Chair, Arbitration Track Section of Dispute Resolution, ABA, San Francisco, 2000
Moderator, American Assembly Conference on the Bi-centennial of the Constitution, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 1989
Panelist, North Carolina Community Television Program on the Bi-centennial of the Constitution, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1989
Commentator, Panel on Social Construction of Crime, American Society for Legal History, Chicago, Illinois, 1990
Member, Rhodes Scholarship Selection Committee, Rhode Island, 1980-81, North Carolina, 1989