Veterans Advocacy Project
New Student Convocation Fall 2019 (3 SEP 19) - Captioned
Phamaly Theatre Group Presents: Arts. Accessibility, and Representation: How Disability is the Next Frontier of Creativity

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Phamaly Theatre Group Presents: Arts. Accessibility, and Representation: How Disability is the Next Frontier of Creativity

This presentation is with Phamaly Theatre Group Presents: Arts. Accessibility, and Representation: How Disability is the Next Frontier of Creativity, on Thursday, October 3, at 12:00 noon at the Anderson Academic Commons Rm. 290. Two of the performers, Regan Litton and Linda Wirth, are GSSW alumnae, and the third presenter is Kevin Pettit, a graduate of the Iliff School of Theology. All are members of the Disability Community and they will be talking about inclusion in the Arts and everywhere…

Phamaly Theatre Group Presents: Arts. Accessibility, and Representation: How Disability is the Next Frontier of Creativity
Veterans Advocacy Project
New Student Convocation Fall 2019 (3 SEP 19) - Captioned

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New Student Convocation Fall 2019 (3 SEP 19) - Captioned

Applause greeted the University of Denver’s Class of 2023 as it streamed into Hamilton Gymnasium, united, for the annual new student convocation event. Surrounded by their families and DU faculty and staff, nearly 1,400 first-year students began their journey together in song.“Don’t worry if you can’t carry a tune,” said a smiling Art Jones, the University’s interim vice chancellor for diversity and inclusion. “I also want to let you know we’ve…

New Student Convocation Fall 2019 (3 SEP 19) - Captioned
Phamaly Theatre Group Presents: Arts. Accessibility, and Representation: How Disability is the Next Frontier of Creativity
Veterans Advocacy Project

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Veterans Advocacy Project

The Veterans Advocacy Project (VAP) at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law pairs individual veterans with teams of Colorado attorneys and Denver Law students. These teams work primarily on VA disability benefit compensation cases at the regional level and up to the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims in Washington D.C., and on discharge upgrade cases. Students earn six credits which include case work and a seminar focusing on issues related to handling these types of cases.

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