Carolyn Long, associate professor in the School of Politics, Philosophy and Public Affairs, will appear in an episode of a new television series produced by C-SPAN in cooperation with the National Constitution Center. “Landmark Cases”
features 12 of the Supreme Court’s most significant decisions. It will introduce viewers to the people who sparked the cases, the key lawyers and justices, the time period in which the case reached the Supreme Court, and the court’s decision and its impact.
Carolyn will discuss
Mapp v. Ohio. She will be one of two anchor guests appearing with a moderator. The program will be live, and viewers will have an opportunity to call in with questions and Tweet live. Note that the live broadcast is 9 p.m. Eastern Time Zone.
Carolyn wrote a book on this famous case, “Mapp v. Ohio: Guarding against Unreasonable Searches and Seizures,” (Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 2006).
Have you been asked to re-attest to the Spousal or Registered Domestic Partner Premium Surcharge for 2016?
In late October, the Public Employees Benefits Board Program mailed a letter to employees who are required to re-attest to the spousal or registered domestic partner premium surcharge for 2016. Not sure if you received a letter?
Go to the PEBB
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Your response is due no later than Nov. 30.
Once you re-attest, you will see a “pending” note. The re-attestation response is
effective Jan. 1.
If you do not want to re-attest online, complete the 2016 Premium Surcharge Help Sheet to determine if the surcharge applies to you in 2016. Then complete and submit the 2016 Premium Surchargeform to the personnel, payroll or benefits office. The attestation form must be received no later than Nov. 30.
If you have questions, please contact the personnel, payroll or benefits office.
Learn about immigration and the law
4:15 – 5:30 p.m. Dec. 1
Multimedia Classroom Building, Room 217
Free and open to all
Join attorney Gretel Ness from Parker, Butte & Lane PC, a nationally recognized immigration law firm. Ness focuses on employment immigration including temporary and skilled worker visas, family immigration and citizenship issues. Learn more.
Carolyn Long, with the school of politics, philosophy and public affairs at Washington State University Vancouver, agrees that Moeller will have to ...
