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Presentation: What is EEOC & How Can EEOC Help You?

WHEN : SATURDAY JUNE 29 th , 2013. TIME : 2 PM – 3 PM. VENUE : Living & Learning Residence Hall 6 (LLRH6 - next to Peet Hall), Terrace Lounge Gallaudet University 800 Florida Ave, N.E. Washington, D.C . Note: The Terrace Lounge is on the first floor

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Presentation: What is EEOC & How Can EEOC Help You?

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  1. WHEN: SATURDAY JUNE 29th, 2013 TIME: 2 PM – 3 PM VENUE: Living & Learning Residence Hall 6 (LLRH6 - next to Peet Hall), Terrace Lounge Gallaudet University 800 Florida Ave, N.E. Washington, D.C. Note: The Terrace Lounge is on the first floor of the building. When you enter the building from the front, it will be to your left as an open area. Presentation: What is EEOC & How Can EEOC Help You? Summary of presentation: Mr. Loughlin is a trial attorney for the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.  His presentation will be about one hour with Q/A. Mr. Loughlin will explain the role of the EEOC in its enforcement of federal employment laws and explain how an individual who believes they have been discriminated against, can file a complaint with the EEOC. Speaker: Edward Loughlin, EEOC Washington Field Office Trial Attorney Light Refreshment will be served. For more details: email Thushara(secretary@msada-dc.org) Hosted by: METRO SOUTH ASIAN DEAF ASSOCIATION www.msada-dc.org

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