On April 8, 2016, Widener University Delaware Law School invites you to attend the Breaking Down Barriers: The Benefits of a More Inclusive Legal Profession symposium, a daylong CLE event hosted by the Widener Law Review and in association with the Delaware State Bar Association Committee on Legal Professionals with Disabilities.
Lawyers with disabilities are one of the most underrepresented groups in the legal profession. But a fundamental shift is underway, as lawyers with disabilities increasingly make their mark in the profession. This symposium will explore the benefits of inclusion and identify best practices for recognizing and addressing barriers to the recruitment, employment, advancement, and general success of lawyers with disabilities.
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Breaking Down Barriers The Benefits of a More Inclusive Legal Profession
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On April 17, 2015 Widener University School of Law, Delaware invites you to attend the Strengthening & Protecting Families: The Intersection of Family Health Law & Domestic Violence symposium, a daylong CLE event comprising five panels and 15 to 20 national and local experts in the area of intimate partner violence. The event is hosted by the Widener Law Review and co-sponsored by the Family Health Law & Policy Institute. This event advances the stated goals of the new Family Health Law and Policy Institute (“FHLPI”), which is dedicated to education and law reform relating to families and their health. The Symposium examines domestic violence as a significant family health policy issue, explores the legal and community response to partner violence, and advances improved outcomes for survivors and their children.
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We are proud to welcome all our new staff members for the 2014-2015 school year:
- Tiffany Allen
- Danielle Dell
- Kernie Desir
- Michael Duffy
- Bonnie Gladu
- Paige Hagelgans
- Carrie Krantz
- Cati McDonough
- Johanna Peuscher-Funk
- Victoria Paone
- Natasha Reddy
- Timothy Scordato
- Jillian Seifrit
- Gianna Silverman
- Randy Teti
- Paige Valeski
- Rebecca Wilcox
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Holly Frey
External Managing Editor
Gary Junge
Internal Managing Editor
Megan McGovern
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Kelly Fackenthall
Nicole Triner
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John King*
Amanda Topor*
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Karen Braciszewski
Doug Pagenkopf*
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H. Albert Young Distinguished Lecture in Constitutional Law
Erin Daly, Vice Dean and Professor of Law
2011–2013 H. Albert Young Fellow in Constitutional Law
“Constitutional Comparisons: Emerging Dignity Rights at Home and Abroad”
Thursday, September 19 — 4:30 pm
Hotel duPont
du Barry Room
11th and Market Streets
Wilmington, DE 19801
The H. Albert Young Fellowship in Constitutional Law was endowed in 1998 by the Young Foundation of Wilmington, Delaware, to honor the memory of the late H. Albert Young, Esq. Mr. Young was a highly respected lawyer and former Delaware attorney general known for his unwavering dedication to upholding justice even in unpopular causes. His most famous role came in the aftermath of the Brown v. Board of Education decision when, in opposition to many of his colleaguesand in the face of militant segregationists, he insisted that the Brown ruling be immediately enforced in Delaware.
One CLE credit in Delaware and Pennsylvania.
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