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- Posted April 15, 2014
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Revitalizing Detroit
University of Detroit Mercy Law School Interim Dean Troy Harris, from left, and Michigan Supreme Court Justice David Viviano listen as Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan speaks to students yesterday during UDM Law's symposium “The Revitalization of Detroit.” The speakers were there at the invitation of the Arab and Chaldean Law Student Association, the Student Bar Association, and the American Bar Association Student Section. An informal networking lunch followed their presentation and was attended by UDM Law students, faculty and staff.
Photo by Steve Thorpe
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