Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius Gives the Keynote Address at Justice for All
This past week was largely uneventful, except for one huge event! The AAPD's Justice for All 21st anniversary celebration of the ADA was a blast!
Minority Whip of the United States House of Representatives Steny Hoyer addresses Justice for All
One friend back home asked me what my day looked like, so I told her:
"Today I worked at the library, sorted through shelving, grabbed a hotdog, organized a list of links for a website, talked with Mom quick, rode across town in the subway, had group pictures taken, practiced intern graduation, attended a social mixer, listened to a number of influential speakers, and graduated."
Alec Frazier and His Mentor, Mat McCollough
There were too many important people at the event to count, and I made countless contacts for future business. Who knows? Maybe some will pay off...
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