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LaVonda N Reed Named Dean of College of Law at Georgia State University

Share LaVonda N. Reed LaVonda N. Reed, associate provost for faculty affairs and professor of law, has been named the seventh dean in the college’s history and the first African American to lead the College of Law at Georgia State University, effective July 1. Reed first joined the Syracuse University community in 2006 and has served in her current role since 2015. In her 15 years at the University, Reed’s teaching and research has focused on wills and trusts, property law, and communications regulatory law and policy. She has taught and mentored hundreds of students and served in numerous leadership positions across campus and with the New York State Bar and the Association of American Law Schools.

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2021 State Labor Power 100

Event Description City & State s must-read list of the most powerful people in New York City and Albany have been long standing institutions in New York. On May 10th, we are celebrating the New York labor sector, debuting our State Labor Power 100 list. The list will debut in a special issue recognizing and ranking top brass from government, labor unions, advocacy, academia, media, business and beyond. Be the first to know who made the cut and where they are ranked in the State Labor Power 100 specialty publication. Speakers New York State Senator, District 13 Jessica Ramos has spent her life fighting for working families, advocating for labor, and organizing her local community. Born in Elmhurst to an undocumented seamstress and a printing pressman, Jessica was raised in Astoria, attended Queens public schools, and now lives in Jackson Heights with her two sons.

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Renew the Promise

We are wedded to workplace safety news this week. Yesterday marked “ Go Orange Day,” a special way to remember those who have lost their lives to vehicle accidents in work zones. Let s vow to take extra precaution as we move into the spring months and roadway construction season. UNTIL DEATH DO US PART As part of Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) reportsthat, “while large trucks make up roughly 5% of vehicular traffic, they continue to have a disproportional involvement (33%) in fatal crashes occurring in work zones. In 2019, 842 people died in crashes in highway work zones, an 11% increase from the year prior and the largest percentage increase of highway work zone fatalities this century.” In keeping with this year s NWZAW theme, let s promise to “

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Readers sound off on ex-offender relief, Robert De Niro and gun violence

Readers sound off on ex-offender relief, Robert De Niro and gun violence
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Mahmood and Dewey join Hospice & Palliative Care

Tallat Mahmood has joined Hospice & Palliative Care, Inc. as a Hospice medical director. In this role, she will work directly with patients and their families receiving hospice services. Julie Dewey has joined Hospice & Palliative Care as a nurse practitioner who will support the Hospice and the A.I.M. Palliative Care Programs. Mahmood obtained her medical degree from Aga Khan University Medical College in Karachi, Pakistan. Soon thereafter, she completed an internal medicine residency from West Virginia University and a Hematology/Oncology Fellowship from Tulane University. She has worked for the past 20 years in Michigan. Most recently she has been an assistant professor of medicine at Upstate Medical University.

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