New York Public Personnel Law: The 2014 Anderson Series Seminar’s Education Reform and The Common Core session is scheduled for May 20, 2014

May 13, 2014

The 2014 Anderson Series Seminar’s Education Reform and The Common Core session is scheduled for May 20, 2014

The 2014 Anderson Series Seminar’s Education Reform and The Common Core session is scheduled for May 20, 2014

Source: Government Law Center, Albany Law School

The Albany Law School’s Government Law Center will host the next 2014 Annual Warren M. Anderson Breakfast Seminar Series, a nonpartisan hour-long breakfast program, on May 20, 2014 from 8-9 a.m. in the Assembly Parlor, at the State Capitol, 3rd FL. The program continues to be offered free of charge, but space is limited.

The speaker will discuss Education Reform and The Common Core.

For those interested, each seminar is accredited for one hour of transitional and non-transitional CLE credit in the area of “Professional Practice.”

To register or to obtain more information, contact Ms. Amy Gunnells at agunn@albanylaw.eduor telephone 518-445-2329.

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