Michaela M. White is a professor of law at Creighton University School of Law and has written extensively on consumer bankruptcy. Prof. White was one of the first recipients of a scholarship grant by the ABI Anthony H.N. Schnelling Endowment Fund, which funded an empirical study of means testing, Taking the New Consumer Bankruptcy Model for a Test Drive: Means-Testing Real Chapter 7 Debtors, published in the ABI Law Review. A grant from the National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges funded her empirical study of reaffirmation agreements, the results of which were published in the American Bankruptcy Law Journal. Her other publications include Bankruptcy Issues for State Court Judges (ABI 3d ed. 2005); The Dog that Didn’t Bark: Domestic Support Obligations after BAPCPA 41 Fam. L.Q. 229 (2007); The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005: Evaluation of the Effects of Using IRS Expense Standards in Calculating a Debtor’s Disposable Income (2007) (with Steve Carroll, Noreen Clancy, Melissa Bradley, Jennifer Prevar, Marianne Culhane); and Chapter 37, “Conversion and Dismissal,” Collier Practice Guide (2006). Prof. White is the advisor and editor of the National Association for Chapter 13 Trustees’ Academy. She has lectured extensively on BAPCPA issues for the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys, the National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges, the Federal Judicial Center and ABI.