Rate My Professor Abby Milon

Milon's research interests encompass Affirmative Action, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Mediation, and Arbitration. Her scholarly contributions include a chapter titled 'Equal But Separate: Study of College Student Social Groups Post Affirmative Action in Florida after Gratz and Grutter' in the 2014 anthology Controversies in Affirmative Action (Praeger), 'Tax Reform: Its Impact on Agriculture' in Agricultural Outlook (U.S.D.A., 1985), and her Master's thesis 'The Development and Analysis of a Model of Cooperative Finance' (University of Florida, 1983). She has delivered presentations such as 'Gaming to Win in Alternative Dispute Resolution' at the Sunshine State Teaching and Learning Conference (2017), 'Generating Settlements Through Lateral Thinking Techniques' at the Florida Dispute Resolution Center Conference (2017), and 'Virtual Job Interviews in the Classroom' (2018). Milon has received numerous accolades for her teaching excellence, including multiple Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Awards from the College of Health and Public Affairs (2006, 2010, 2015), Teaching Incentive Program Awards (2007, 2012, 2017), Phi Alpha Delta Exceptional Professor Award (2005), and LEADS Scholar Faculty Awards (2003-2006). Her service includes membership on the Undergraduate Research Council since 2010, chairing lecturer promotion committees, and supervising numerous Honors in the Major theses and independent studies, contributing significantly to undergraduate legal education and student mentorship at UCF.