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Written by your class correspondents, Class Notes are your opportunity to connect with your class and share news. Did you get married, have a baby, or welcome a grandchild? Have you marked a career milestone or taken a trip? Do you have a Big Red memory that would make your classmates smile? Submit your news via the online form, or write to your correspondent using the contact info at the end of each column.

Submit career updates, birth and marriage announcements (which appear only in our print magazine) and obituaries (which appear in our print magazine and online) for consideration to classnotes@usc.edu.

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Whether you've retired, hit a world record, published a book, or married your Violet sweetheart, keep us updated on your news by passing us a [class] note and stay connected with your 650,000+ global alumni network.

Most instructors would rather you did not cite the lecture notes because they likely created their handouts based on information adapted from books, journals or other such resources. Only use lecture notes if you cannot find the information elsewhere.

When citing a handout from class, first confirm that the information is not originally from a published source (book, journal article, web page, etc). Class handouts are frequently copied or adapted from other sources. Locate and cite the original source, if possible.

Your own notes from lectures are considered personal communications in APA style. They are cited within the text of your assignment, but do not get an entry on the References list, since they are not a published source.

Note: Your own notes from a lecture are considered personal communications in APA style. They are cited within the text of your assignment, but do not get an entry on the References list. Put the citation right after a quote or paraphrased content from the class lecture.

Campbell is an accomplished litigator with more than 14 years of experience counseling and representing corporations, educational institutions, municipal clients, and individuals in an extensive range of civil and commercial matters in both state and federal courts. She has managed complex commercial actions, contract disputes, employment matters, shareholder disputes, business dissolutions, property rights and boundary disputes, insurance defense matters, negligence and other tort cases including premises liability and personal injury actions, and proceedings brought under New York State CPLR article 78. Campbell has defended clients against class actions, constitutional and civil rights claims, and cases brought pursuant to numerous federal and state statutes, including 42 U.S.C. Section 1983, the federal False Claims Act, the FMLA, the ADA, the ADEA, the New York Human Rights Law, the New York State General Municipal Law, and the New York State Labor Law.

We want to know about your personal and professional updates and achievements. Through the help of our online class notes archive, your update will stay active for approximately six months after it is posted. You can send us your news and photos the following ways:

Notable updates and news from Spartans around the world are published in each issue of Spartan magazine under Class Notes. Please share personal and professional accomplishments, understanding that submissions may be edited for style, length and clarity. While we make every attempt to publish information in a timely manner, please understand that your news may not appear for several months due to our print schedule. If the class note is published in a future edition of the magazine, you will receive a complimentary copy of the issue in the mail.

Wilson says, From the counselor who laid out my courses perfectly to the final day, I experienced the best help, encouragement, and motivation a student could ask for. Higher education with Christian values is a cornerstone for a successful career. Along the way, I was a classmate of Bonnie Metcalf. A fine lady loved by everyone and an example of its never too late to go to college.

We've all had a chance to travel life's path in different ways: incredible stories to tell, fun adventures to reveal, milestones to share, and lessons learned. The updated Class Notes section on alumni.harvard.edu is the perfect vehicle to let all your classmates know what is new with you.

In addition to alumni.harvard.edu's Class Notes, class notes are published in a number of alumni publications across the University. Harvard Magazine no longer prints alumni notes for professional school alumni, unless they are also affiliated with Harvard College, Radcliffe College, or the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. Harvard alumni wishing to submit class notes to more than one publication will need to contact each publication separately.

Class notes submitted by College alumni will be included in the Class Notes section of the online and print versions of Harvard Magazine. College alumni wishing to submit a note only to Harvard Magazine (and not alumni.harvard.edu or your class website or newsletter), please submit your note via Harvard Magazine's online class notes submission page, or email classnotes@harvard.edu.

The class notes section of the St. Lawrence magazine is one of the most widely read portions of the St. Lawrence magazine. It's where you read about the latest comings and goings in your class: marriages, births, new jobs, and travels.

Whatever approach you use to make notes during a class session, remember that you must still engage in actively learning those notes as soon as possible. Collecting even excellent notes for several weeks and expecting to learn them right before the exam is a recipe for failure. Learning, like exercising to stay fit, cannot be done all at once!

You may email your Class Notes photos to classnotephotos@elon.edu or mail them to: The Magazine of Elon, Office of University Communications, Campus Box 2030, Elon, NC 27244. Photos, especially those of marriages, unions and births, must include the alumna and/or alumnus in the image; individual images of alumni children will not be published. We reserve the right to determine the quality of your images. Poor quality images will not be used. Photographs will not be returned, so please send duplicates. Please be sure to include a note identifying alumni in each photo.

Keep fellow classmates up to date with what's been happening in your life by emailing class notes to your class secretary. You can also submit them to the Bulletin directly at classnotes@swarthmore.edu. If you would like to volunteer to become a class secretary, please contact Heidi Hormel at hhormel1@swarthmore.edu.

Caplan Cobb, a firm co-founded by James Cobb, has been honored by the Southern Center for Human Rights (SCHR), receiving their 2023 Luminary Award. With this Award, they pay tribute to Caplan Cobb's extraordinary contributions to justice and fairness. They uplift the firm's work on State of Georgia v. Federal Defender, which enjoined the State from executing Virgil Presnell and others, and the amazing victory on behalf of incarcerated people and their loved ones through their settlement in a nationwide consumer class action against prison telephone company Global Tel*Link (GTL). They stood alongside SCHR and the Georgia Advocacy Office as co-counsel in their South Fulton Jail suit, brought on behalf of women with serious mental illness who were being held in solitary confinement over 23 hours a day, which won material improvements to the lives of women at the jail.

Shireen Y. Wetmore is joining Duane Morris LLP as a partner in its San Francisco office. Shireen, who spent the past nine years at Seyfarth Shaw LLP, has joined the Duane Morris employment, labor, benefits and immigration practice group. Her practice focuses on employment litigation, including both class actions and single-plaintiff cases and arbitrations.

Paul Piccigallo has been named shareholder at Littler's New York office. Paul represents employers in various areas of labor and employment law. His principal focus is the defense of class and collective action lawsuits under federal and state wage and hour laws, including both white collar misclassification actions and actions brought on behalf of hourly employees seeking to recover unpaid minimum, regular, and overtime wages.

Christopher Norman has been brought on as an Associate at the Dallas office of Wood, Smith, Henning & Berman. He most recently worked as a contract attorney, where he gained experience in securities violations and pharmaceutical class-action tort litigation.

Phillip Robinson passed away on July 6 at the age of 75. After graduating from GW Law, Phillip practiced law at the law firms Patton Boggs, Bell Boyd & Lloyd, and Ludwig & Robinson. During this time, for over 20 years, he taught international law classes at George Washington University.

William Granberry passed away on June 24 at the age of 95. At GW Law, Bill was the SBA President, and graduated top of his class. After his graduation, Bill practiced law for several years in Alabama before co-founding the American Mortgage Insurance Company, the second oldest private mortgage company in the US.

Andi Mudryk, JD '89

Andi Mudryk, GW Law alumna from the class of 1989, has been appointed to Sacramento County Superior Cout. She is the first transgender person appointed to the California bench, but she is also the second openly transgender person to serve as a judge. Mudryk is a trailblazer and has previously served in positions advocating for disability rights.

Nicolas A. Florio, GWNY' 22, JD '24

Nicolas Florio, GWNY '22, a wonderful student in the current GWNY class, has accepted a Summer Associate position with Ruskin Moscou Faltischek, a preeminent business law firm in Long Island, minutes from where Nicolas grew up. Nicolas will work primarily in the firm's corporate department 17dc91bb1f