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AUGUST 6, 2020
by Anna Kallschmidt Work-Family Conflict and Professional Conferences: Do We Walk the Talk?
Government Legal Work Ethic 
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Marking 30 years at one university: I’m a career path throwback!
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The judicial decision addresses whether or not Pugh was wrongfully terminated, ultimately finding that his case was wrongfully dismissed by the trial court and that he should’ve had a chance to further plead his legal claims. Hopefully, my eventual separation of service will be on better terms than Wayne Pugh’s!)
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