We want to reach out to women of all ages. One seminar of special interest on March 17 features a panel of NIU women discussing their experiences at the 150th anniversary of the Seneca Falls Declaration, which was the women's version of the Declaration of Independence. Moving into more current issues, Natalie Clark, of NIU's College of Law, will present a lecture on March 18 about the Roe v. Wade trial from a personal and legal perspective. The roles of women in the workplace will also be profiled throughout the month. In addition, Susan Lorraine Kennedy, an attorney and registered nurse, will lecture on the legal aspects of the nursing profession on March 22.
All events are open to the public and free unless otherwise noted.
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