After a nationwide search, Meg Garvin has been selected as the NCVLI’s Executive Director. NCVLI’s Board of Directors promoted Ms. Garvin, formerly NCVLI’s Director of Programs, to replace Professor Doug Beloof. Professor Beloof, who founded NCVLI in 1998, will return to teaching full time at Lewis & Clark Law School and will become an active member of NCVLI’s Board of Directors. Ms. Garvin’s new position was formally announced at NCVLI’s Law & Litigation Conference on May 30th. “In accepting this position I am aware of the magnitude of the work we do for victims. Today I make a commitment to each of you, to the victims you serve, and to victims everywhere, I will give 100% to this job and this work to ensure that we help victims with their path to becoming survivors. I want you to know that take this commitment very seriously; helping you serve victims means everything to me,” she said to a room of over a hundred attorneys, victim advocates, and members of the public.
