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NLRB Chairman to Speak at AAUP Annual Conference

The AAUP is proud to announce that Mark G. Pearce, the chairman of the National Labor Relations Board, will be speaking to our Annual Conference on Saturday, June 16. His address will be titled "NLRB: from the Attic to the Kitchen" and will happen as part of a special plenary presentation at 2:00 p. m.

Chairman Pearce was named by President Obama to lead the NLRB on August 27, 2011. He received his Bachelor's degree from Cornell University, and received his JD from SUNY's University at Buffalo. He has also taught at Cornell's School of Industrial Labor Relations Extension. We are excited to have him join us for our conference!

You can read more about Chairman Pearce at his NLRB website. You can also learn more about our Annual Conference, held June 13-17 in Washington DC.

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