Keiser University to Host Law Day Symposium
Name:
Keiser University to Host Law Day Symposium
Date:
May 11, 2017
Time:
6:45 PM - 7:45 PM EDT
Event Description:
Keiser University’s West Palm Beach Campus will host a Law Day Symposium on Thursday, May 11, 2017 from 6:45 p.m. – 7:45 p.m. at its West Palm Beach campus auditorium located at 2085 Vista Parkway, West Palm Beach, Florida 33411.
Presented by Keiser University’s Advisory Board of Legal Studies under the guidance of Legal Studies Chair Gary Chapman, J.D., the event is designed to increase public awareness of community policing as an effective law enforcement model to improve relationships and cooperation between the police and local communities.
It will feature distinguished panel members who will share insight relating to the value of community and law enforcement partnerships based on mutual trust and regular interactions, as well as strategies that can proactively address public safety issues.
Panel members include:
The free event is open to the public. Please contact Gary Chapman at gchapman@keiseruniversity.edu or 561.471.6000 for additional information.
Presented by Keiser University’s Advisory Board of Legal Studies under the guidance of Legal Studies Chair Gary Chapman, J.D., the event is designed to increase public awareness of community policing as an effective law enforcement model to improve relationships and cooperation between the police and local communities.
It will feature distinguished panel members who will share insight relating to the value of community and law enforcement partnerships based on mutual trust and regular interactions, as well as strategies that can proactively address public safety issues.
Panel members include:
- Chief Jeffrey Goldman - Chief of Police, Delray Beach
- Ms. Joycelyn Patrick - Delray Beach Community Activist
- Dr. Anthony Berrios - Dean of Academic Affairs, Keiser University, West Palm Beach
- Mr. Paul Zacks, Retired Assistant State Attorney for Palm Beach County
The free event is open to the public. Please contact Gary Chapman at gchapman@keiseruniversity.edu or 561.471.6000 for additional information.
