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Educational organizations face unique challenges around keeping email, attachments and text messages.

April 08, 2009 at 11:00 PST, 1:00 CST, 2:00 EST Educational organizations face unique challenges around keeping email, attachments and text messages. What are you required to keep, for how long, and how accessible do these records need to be? What can be the financial impact or loss of reputations?Often IT departments, legal and Human Resources, do not see eye-to-eye on those issues.The answer to these questions and other practical guidance on avoiding pitfalls so you don't fall victim to limitations of software solutions are a few of the interesting topics we will explore in this one hour webinar Guest speaker is Julie Slavens.

Julie joined the Indiana School Boards Association staff in April 1991.  Her primary duties as staff attorney include review of board policies and school corporation policy manuals, legal analysis of policies, and aid to local school boards in developing and updating current policies and manuals.  In addition, she is also available for consultation on general legal issues related to education, school board issues and state and federal employment laws and regulations.Who would benefit: principals, superintendents and IT minded educators Please keep in mind that this is not a sales pitch or a technical discussion. Click HERE to register.

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JULIE M. SLAVENS
ISBA STAFF ATTORNEY

Julie Slavens joined the Indiana School Boards Association staff in April 1991. Her primary duties as staff attorney include review of board policies and school corporation policy manuals, legal analysis of policies, and aid to local school boards in developing and updating current policies and manuals. In addition, she is also available for consultation on general legal issues related to education, school board issues and state and federal employment laws and regulations.Ms. Slavens has over twenty years of experience in labor, employment and education law. She received her undergraduate degree in Industrial Management from Purdue University in 1983 and her juris doctorate degree from Memphis State University in 1986. She has worked for the law firms of Parrish, Knight, and Beal, and Gallucci, Hopkins, and Theisen, in Fort Wayne, Indiana. She also worked for the Fort Wayne Metropolitan Human Rights Commission as its staff attorney for a year. She is a native of Battle Ground, Indiana.GWAVA is the worldwide leader of software solutions for Novell GroupWise and is the largest Novell GroupWise Partner.

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