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June
7, 2000
Dear Real Estate Licensee, I am delighted that you chose to attend this Professional
Standards class. It shows that you are interested in maintaining standards in the
real estate industry. It is my task to acquaint you with the complaint procedure
that a consumer would follow when filing a complaint against a licensee, the unlicensed
employee of the broker and/or the Real Estate Guaranty Fund. In addition, we will
examine as many actual Real Estate Commission cases as time will allow.
I have chosen the Internet as
the media for this presentation because all of the information a consumer or licensee
would need to know regarding the basis for a complaint, the process, and the forms used to
file a complaint are available in this fast growing media. I would like to show you
how easily this information can be obtained.
During the academic year I
maintain this interactive Website for my students. Feel free to visit at any time.
The Web address is www.aacc.cc.md.us/lgsdamallick/convention.htm or www.aacc.cc.md.us/lgsdamallick/default.htm.
I ask that you take the time to
sign-in when you visit so that I can determine if the site is a valuable resource for the
real estate community. I will continue to maintain and expand the site if there is
sufficient interest.
I look forward to your
visit.
Sincerely,
Darlene Mallick
Course Descriptions
- BPA 153
"Business Law I"
Taught every semester and during the summer. Course is divided into four
sections with an exam for each. There is also a final examination and a few short research
topics.
- BPA 154
"Business Law II"
Taught every semester and during the summer. Course is divided into five
sections with an exam for each. Students take the objective tests in class. The essays or
student selected project options are open book and done at home. There is a final
examination or project option.
- LGS 111
"Introduction to Paralegal Studies"
Taught every semester and during the summer. Course is designed to give
you a taste of the various aspects of legal studies and as a background for the
specialized classes that you will be taking in the Paralegal Program.
- LGS 145
"Electronic Legal Research"
Taught every semester and during the summer. Course has a corequisite or
corequisite of LGS 143 Legal Research. This course explores legal research primarily
through Westlaw, West's Maryland CD ROM, and Michie Law on Disk.
- LGS285
"Special Topics: Real Estate Law for Paralegals"
Online course that contains 20 modules of material. Students create a Resource
Portfolio that they will be able to use working in a real estate law setting. There
is a short pretest and posttest for each module and a final exam. The Resource
Portfolio is a major part of the grade.
Professor Mallick's Credentials
- Bachelor of Arts, Economics
College of Notre Dame of Maryland, 1969
- Juris Doctorate
University of Baltimore School of Law, 1976
- cum laude
- Heuslier Honor Society
- Law and Letters Masters, Taxation University of Baltimore School of Law, 1995
- Maryland Real Estate Broker
- Pennsylvania Real Estate Broker
- Trained Mediator
Professor,
Institute of Criminal Justice, Legal Studies, and Public Service
Since 1973.
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