Widener University School of Law's Delaware campus honored two civil rights advocates, who have been leaders in the movement for LGBT equality, during a program that recognized their contributions to Delaware.
January 15, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Widener University School of Law’s Delaware campus honored two civil rights advocates, who have been leaders in the movement for LGBT equality, during a program that recognized their contributions to Delaware.
Drewry N. Fennell and Widener Law alumna Lisa B. Goodman were scheduled to receive the school’s Martin Luther King Service Award on Tuesday at an event that kicked off Widener’s Semester of Service Program.
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