On February 28th, Syracuse University College of Law will host Bryan Tramont, former chief of staff for the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) who will give a lecture entitled “The First Semester Curriculum and Your Cell Phone—They Have More in Common Than You Think.” The lecture will address the classroom elements that affect communication law and policy. For additional information see my Legal Events Calendar in the left hand side bar.
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February 20, 2008
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