Problem of Sexual Assault on campuses. Panelists include a lawyer for a number of accused students. Attorneys representing colleges, and Michelle Obamas former chief of staff was on the Obama White House task force looking into campus Sexual Assaults this was part of the american bar Associations Annual meeting in new york city. I like to introduce our panelists. To my right i have Lynn Hecht Schafran who is attorney and director since 1981 at the National Judicial Education Program at a legal momentum. Legal momentum is a countries oldest advocacy organized for women. She is develop Training Programs about Sexual Assault cases for judges and other Justice System professionals in several media. And right frequently for legal judicial publication including the magazine of the aba, judicial division, the judges journal. And i have to my left jane sovern who is deputy general counsel for the City University of new york, the nations leading urban Public University with 24 campuses and more
And writes frequently for legal judicial publication, including the magazine of the aba, judicial division, the judges journal. Then i have to my left, jane sovern, deputy general counsel for the City University of new york. The nations leading urban public university, with 24 campuses and more than 272,000degreeseeking stuns. Jane has led the team effort in proventing and responding to campus Sexual Misconduct. Teen ya tchen is the former assistant for president obama and the former chief of staff to first Lady Michelle obama. She also served as the executive director of the White House Council on women and girls for eight years, and in that capacity worked closely on the Obama Administrations efforts to combat Sexual Assault, including on the president s task force to protect students from Sexual Assault. Andrew miltenberg, described the news week as the goto attorney for students accused of Sexual Assault has defended more than 100 students at disciplinary proceedings, facing suspen
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On behalf of nij and our director, Nancy Rodriguez, i welcome you to the most recent iteration of research in the thereal world. For those of you unfamiliar, this is a series that nij runs where we Link Research presentations, sometimes research refunded, sometimes research that others have done, with practitioners to emphasize the importance of applied science, and taking science and translating it into the real world so it is not simply an academic exercise and it really is focused on advancing the work in the field. Today we are obviously speaking on firearm violence and injury prevention. We have some great panelists. I have to read something from which i apologize for, but im told i have to. And then we will get started. In the unlikely event of a situation requiring evacuation, the following procedures should be followed. If you hear an alarm from anywhere in the building you should begin evacuation. If you encounter flashing strobe lights but hear no alarm, this indicates you sh