Auto Education Brainstorming Session

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NCLC and NACA are hosting online listening sessions in November and December for consumer advocates to discuss what they want to learn in upcoming educational programs. These programs include the CRLC, Spring Training, Mortgage Conference, eCourses, webinars, online discussions, and other educational resources. We are interested in hearing about what challenges advocates are facing and how educational programs can be crafted to address those challenges.

Each of these listening sessions will focus on a different area of consumer law or a specific community. The third listening session will be held on November 28th at 2pm ET and will focus on the educational needs of auto fraud and lemon law attorney community.

We want to hear from you whether you or your office have a particular focus on car sales and finance or if you have not done much or any auto related work but your clients come to you with auto related issues. We want to hear from legal aid organizations and private attorneys on what you need to better serve your clients and develop your practice.

The listening sessions are free to all members of the community. Attorneys who are not members of NACA will need to be verified to attend. To begin the verification process, please create an account on NACA’s website and email training@consumeradvocates.org to request verification.

Rebecca Smolar

Associate Director of Education

NACA

Rebecca Smolar is the Associate Director of Education at NACA. She is responsible for partnering with NACA members to develop and strengthen NACA’s education and training offerings and to ensure that members are kept abreast of trends in the field. Before joining NACA, she created continuing education programs for high school teachers and college professors through the State University of New York and Washington-DC area think tanks. She started her career as an Officer of Public Affairs at the Embassy of Israel where she gave hundreds of speeches about Israel and U.S.-Israel relations. Ms. Smolar received a M.A. in International Communications from American University and her B.S. in Psychobiology from SUNY Binghamton.