Learn from Penn State’s star educators and alumni every home football Saturday morning at The Nittany Lion Inn.

Admission is free. No reservation needed. Complimentary continental breakfast begins at 8:30 a.m. Presentation starts at 9:00 a.m. Details and live stream at alumni.psu.edu/huddlelive.

Have you wondered how millions of veterans being discharged from our military are making the transition back to civilian life and what can be done to help them? Penn State Law’s veterans clinic, in partnership with other law schools across the country, is assisting veterans with VA disability claims and a host of other legal issues. Research shows that meeting a veteran’s legal needs can lead to better mental and physical health outcomes. Learn about veterans’ most pressing needs today and how law schools are training their students in cultural competency and client counseling skills to prepare them to meet the legal needs of those who served us and now deserve our help.

Michele Vollmer, Clinical Professor of Law
Michele Vollmer, Penn State Law Clinical Professor of Law, graduated from Notre Dame, with highest honors, and Duke Law, with honors. She is director of the law school’s Veterans and Servicemembers Legal Clinic. Under her supervision, law students advocate for veterans’ law changes and help veterans to obtain disability, pension and education benefits, winning over $1.5 million in benefits for their clients. Prior to joining Penn State Law, Professor Vollmer worked for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, receiving an award for her work on the Enron investigation. She was also a commercial litigation attorney. Professor Vollmer is a Board Member of the National Law School Veterans Clinic Consortium.