The Seton Hall Legislative Journal will host its annual symposium on Tuesday, February 7, 2012. The Symposium will include three panel discussions and a keynote address, focusing on the newly-enacted New Jersey Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights. Panel One will focus on the law’s practical effects within schools, exploring its impact on administration, teachers, and students. Panel Two will discuss cyber-bullying, with a focus on how the Internet and social media affects bullying and anti-bullying efforts. Panel Three will explore the relationship between the law and First Amendment rights, considering where bullying ends and freedom of speech begins.
When: Tuesday, February 7, 2012Time: 8:30am – 4:00pm
Lunch will be provided at the Newark Club
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Browse the contents of Legislative Journal Symposia:
- 2012 Symposium: Bullying and the Social Media Generation: The Effects of the New Jersey Anti-Bullying Statute on School Administration, Students, and Teachers
- 2011 Symposium: Judicial Autonomy: How Has Governor Christie Affected the Independence of New Jersey's Judiciary?
- 2010 Symposium: The 2005 Bankruptcy Amendments: "Where are We Now?"