The school said Weinman s selection came after a year-long search that included more than 300 candidates, and was voted into the position unanimously by the board of trustees. He will assume his position in the fall. Kevin has . shown himself to be a charismatic and caring leader with a deep commitment to diversity, inclusion, and educational opportunity, Chair of the Board of Trustees Ross Mauri said in a statement. He’s the right person at the right time for Marist, and we’re thrilled to welcome him to the Marist community.”
Marist officials declined the Journal s requests for phone interviews with Weinman or any member of the board, instead requesting questions be emailed. In response to those emailed questions, Marist and Weinman each sent statements rephrasing their sentiments from the school s original announcement. Areas of inquiry that went unaddressed included equity inclusion and the status of school projects, among others.
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In the family law realm, its unbundled offerings include coaching self-represented litigants on filling out divorce forms and preparing child support worksheets.
By emphasizing this nontraditional approach, also known as limited-scope representation, The Law Shop has attracted inquiries from consumers across the state seeking affordable legal assistance.
This interest from clients far beyond its base just outside of Des Moines prompted the firm to start providing some virtual legal services in the years prior to the coronavirus pandemic, said firm co-founder and partner Andrea McGinn. Doing so helped smooth The Law Shop’s transition to all-virtual work amid COVID-19 and enabled it to continue on a positive trajectory.