MURFREESBORO, Tenn. —
Noted Nashville immigration law specialist Elliott Ozment will speak on the “History of Xenophobia in America” at MTSU.
Ozment’s talk will start at 2:20 p.m. Wednesday, March 15, in the Simmons Amphitheatre (Room 106) of the Paul W. Martin Sr. Honors Building. The
talk is open to the public.
All
visitors are requested to use parking meters or obtain a permit from the Parking and Transportation Services
office at 1403 E. Main St. or purchase and print a visitor pass at https://mtsu.t2hosted.com.
Ozment’s visit is presented by the MTSU Department of Political Science and University Honors College, which often invites guest speakers to
share expertise — often about timely topics.
Xenophobia, Ozment’s topic, relates to the fear and hatred
of strangers or foreigners.
An alumnus of MTSU for his undergraduate degree in political
science and Vanderbilt University for his law degree, Ozment has focused his
practice in immigration law since 1998.
Ozment has provided initial consultations to more than 1,000
individuals and families and represented hundreds of clients in Immigration and
Naturalization Services cases in Tennessee and around the country.
He has earned a number of awards and is a former member of
the Tennessee House of Representatives.
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