Free professional dress men’s
clothing items are available for UA students, faculty and staff on Wednesday,
April 24, and Thursday, April 25, in Jean Hower Taber Student Union 308 between
11 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Thanks to a generous alumna,
who donated an entire wardrobe of menswear to the University, items such as
leather belts, dress shirts, blazers, entire suits and more than 200 neckties
are available for free.
Florida nonprofit organization needs help to update bylaws, review website and all forms listed, and any other projects deemed necessary after review of above. All work can be done remotely, no travel required. Supervised by a FL attorney. If interested in this opportunity, please contact:Susan Hamlin-Scanlon:
Medina, OH – Two
Law Clerks (Criminal & Civil) – Medina County Prosecutor 3L, 4L, recent grads
AkronLawJobs No.
10135
Qualifications: 3L,
4L, or recent graduates. Able to work 20-25 hours per week. (Possibly 29 hours
some weeks.) Must live in Medina or within a close radius. Able to start as
soon as possible.
How to Apply:
E-mail your resume and cover letter to Ellen Craddock at ecraddock@medinaco.org
Immigration and Northeast Ohio will be the topic of an Akron Press Club panel discussion on Wednesday, April 24, at The Tangier. There will be the opportunity for questions from the audience. http://www.akronpressclub.org/
Immigration and Northeast Ohio will be the topic of an Akron Press Club panel discussion on Wednesday, April 24, at The Tangier. There will be the opportunity for questions from the audience. The broad national debate about the impact of immigration – legal and undocumented – plays out in Northeast Ohio as well. Akron and Summit County have adopted a “welcoming community” plan for refugees and immigrants, and much of the limited population growth here has been spurred by the legal migration. Yet Ohio has four Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facilities detaining people in raids across the country. The Akron Press Club panel will take a closer look at the issues and impact.
The panel members are:
Madhu Sharma, executive director of the International Institute of Akron.
Elizabeth Knowles, director of the University of Akron School of Law’s Immigration and Human Rights Clinic.
Utomhin Okoh, a community relations officer with the Akron Police Department.
Damber Subba, the first Bhutanese refugee to be sworn into the Akron Police Department.
The panel will be moderated by Akron Press Club board member M.L. Schultze.
Please join us for a deeper exploration of the issues facing immigrants and the communities they’re part of.
Program: Immigration panel. Date: Wednesday, April 24, 2019. Time: Buffet luncheon starting at 11:30 a.m. Program begins at noon. Place: The Tangier, 532 W. Market Street, Akron Cost: $20 for Akron Press Club Members; $25 Non-Members. Reservations requested: Click here for easy online reservations. Or contact Lianne Fowler, Press Club administrator, at 330-552-8860 or akronpressclub@gmail.com. Cash or check only accepted day of luncheon. Reservation deadline: Noon, Monday, April 22. Cancellations: Cancellation requests must be received no later than 48 hours before the event. After that time, there will be no refunds and an invoice will be issued for payment.
