CPPO Presents the 2011 Government Information Fair — Wednesday, March 9 from 12 – 1:30 and 5 – 6:30

The Career Planning & Placement Office Presents the 2011 Government Information Fair

Come prepared to NETWORK –  DRESS PROFESSIONALLY AND BRING YOUR RESUME! 

 Wednesday, March 9th, 2011
12:00 – 1:30 & 5:00 – 6:30
Law School Atrium

 Visiting agencies will include:

· United States Citizenship and Immigration Services
· Ohio Department of Job & Family Services
· Delaware County Prosecutor’s Office
· Summit County Law Department
· ROTC/ Military Science and Leadership
· Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
· U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
· Legal Defenders Office
· Ohio Army National Guard JAG CRP
· Area Agency on Aging 10B
· Inc., U.S. Air Force JAG Corps
 Federal Bureau of Investigation
· National Labor Relations Board
· Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office
· Department of Justice
· Ohio Legal Rights Services
  

Your Bar Admission & Why Your Financial Health Matters

REMINDER:  TODAYAT NOON

Your Bar Admission & Why Your Financial Health Matters

Free Seminar . . . Free Lunch!

U.S. Bankruptcy Judge & Financial Panelists will present, as follows:

 DATE:            Monday, March 7, 2011

TIME:             Noon to 1:05   

PLACE:           Room 151

PROGRAM:    

Noon to 12:05        Introduction by Judge Pat E. Morgenstern-Clarren, United States Bankruptcy Judge


12:05                         Financial Questions That You Will Be Asked When Applying to the Bar – Lenore Kleinman, Esq., member of the Bar Admissions Committee

12:15                         Facing Your Debt –Victor Russell, Consumer Credit Counseling Services, Inc.      

12:30                         Concerned That You May Not Be Able to Pay Your Student Loans? Things You Need to Know – Frederick Coombs, III, Esq. — Harrington, Hoppe & Mitchell, Ltd.

12:45                         Resources Available Through the Law School – Lauri S. Thorpe, Assistant Dean of Admission, Financial Aid & Student Services

12:55                         Brief Q and A

1:05                           Adjourn

Food for Fines starts Monday!

Did you return a book a little late? Forgot what time your laptop was due? Your chance to pay off those charges and help a good cause is here! Starting March 7 and running through March 28 the University Libraries and the Law Library will be sponsoring their semiannual Food for Fines drive for the Akron-Canton Food Bank.

You can bring in non-perishable food items to pay for your fines. Two food items equal one dollar toward your fines and there is no limit on the number of items you may bring in. This offer cannot be used to pay for billed or lost books.  Food may be dropped off at the Law Library Circulation Desk.

The food goes to the Akron-Canton Food Bank for their Harvest for Hunger Campaign.

  2 nonperishable food items = 1 dollar credit

The Super Six most needed items are boxed cereal, peanut butter, canned tuna, canned vegetables, canned beef stew and canned soup.  Here is a list of more items that are the most needed.