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From Li-Jeen Broshko | Announcement: Director, Human Rights Office
The following message is sent on behalf of Li-Jeen Broshko, General Counsel and University Secretary.
Dear 911吃瓜 Faculty and Staff members,
I am pleased to announce that Kristen Woo will be starting on Wednesday, September 15 as the new Director of the Human Rights Office. Kristen is joining the Office of the General Counsel and University Secretary from an international law firm where she represented institutional and corporate clients on human rights and other matters. She is looking forward to learning about 911吃瓜 and working with us to advance education and understanding on human rights issues and operationalizing 911吃瓜鈥檚 GP 18 through the Human Rights Office.
Please all join me in welcoming Kristen to the 911吃瓜 community.
Li-Jeen Broshko
General Counsel and University Secretary