The Willaim S. Boyd School of Law and the UNLV Workplace Law Program present this timely talk from Yale Law School's Ford Foundation Professor of Law and Social Sciences, Professor Vicki Schultz. Professor  Schultz teaches courses on the family, state and market, family law, employment discrimination law, workplace theory and policy, work and gender, law and social science, feminist theory, and related subjects. Schultz has written and lectured widely on a variety of subjects related to anti-discrimination law, including sexual harassment, sex segregation on the job, work-family issues, working hours, and the meaning of work in people’s lives. Her work has been influential in scholarly circles in both law and the social sciences, and has also been cited widely in the courts and the national news media.