Kick It is a national grass roots fundraising organization that unites communities in the fight against pediatric cancer through a simple and fun game that everyone can play: Kickball. Student Organizations, Faculty and Alumni are invited to form teams, or come individually to help raise money for a good cause. The event will take place on the Softball Fields here on the University of Akron Campus. Lunch will be provided, all we ask in order to play is a $5 donation.
SBA – Kick-It Kickball Tournament – Oct. 16, 10 am
Kick It is a national grass roots fundraising organization that unites communities in the fight against pediatric cancer through a simple and fun game that everyone can play: Kickball. Student Organizations, Faculty and Alumni are invited to form teams, or come individually to help raise money for a good cause. The event will take place on the Softball Fields here on the University of Akron Campus. Lunch will be provided, all we ask in order to play is a $5 donation.
ASP Workshop: Outlining, Part II
Thursday, October 7th
12:15 & 5:30
Rm 301
Learn common outlining mistakes and how to avoid them.
Bring your outline(s) and get some feedback (and some food, too).
Questions? Contact Katherine Silver Kelly, ASP Director ksk10@uakron.edu
DTP – General Meeting – Monday, Oct. 4, 5 pm, W-210
Delta Theta Phi will be holding their General Meeting on Monday, October 4, 2010 at 5 pm in W-210. We will be discuss upcoming events, community service opportunities, and leadership positions that are available. Everyone is welcome. Food will be provided!! Please contact the Dean of Delta Theta Phi, Lori Schoenfelder, for more information at las29@zips.uakron.edu.
Learn about practicing law as in-house counsel – Great Networking Opportunity for all students!
Barry Fromm, a 1980 UA Law School graduate who is the President and CEO of the Value Recovery Group (the holding company for a number of corporations) will be speaking today (Wednesday, September 29) from 5 to 6 p.m. in West Hall Room 214. He will be speaking about his career path, his philosophy as an entrepreneur and the proper role for attorneys acting as inside counsel. He employs a large staff of lawyers in his businesses that are headquartered in a suburb of Columbus. This is an opportunity to network with a potential employer and to gain an insight into what business employers are looking for from internal lawyers. All students are welcome to attend Professor Spring’s class for this presentation.