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The "Dear Colleague" Letter - One Year Later
Wednesday, April 4, 2012, 9 am - 1 pm
Rhode Island College, Donovan Dining Faculty Center
$20 NASPA Members, $30 Non-Members, $10 Students (includes continental breakfast, buffet lunch, and networking opportunities)
Please join us for this robust discussion on the implications of the Dear Colleagueletter issued by the Office of Civil Rights. Panelist will discuss the implications and challenges of working withinthese new Title IX guidelines from a general counsel’s perspective toactualizing policy changes on the frontlines.
Schedule
9am – Arrival &continental breakfast
9:30am – Panel discussion with:
- Claire Hall, General Counsel, Johnson& Wales University
- Elizabeth Canning, Non-discriminationcoordinator, Johnson & Wales University
- Dr. Kathleen McMahon, Dean ofStudents, Roger Williams University
- Heidi Hartzell, Director Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards,Roger Williams University
11:30am - Lunch with table top discussion tocontinue the dialogue with our colleagues & Networking
12:45pm – Closing
Registration is due by Thursday, March 29, 2012 and will be available soon.
Contact Jennifer Jensen at jensenj@salve.edu or 401-341-2209 with questions