21. UW-Whitewater Political Science as well as a wide range of career options, including long been a part of the politicalscience curriculum and city government; Area district attorneys; Area judges; http://www.uww.edu/factsheets/polisci.html

POLITICAL SCIENCE Department Website ABOUT THE PROGRAM Political science is the study of government and politics, and it is part of the liberal arts curriculum. The study of the liberal arts develops the capacity to think critically, to communicate effectively, to analyze and to solve problems in addition to providing training in a substantive discipline. With the increased importance of government in the lives of individuals, business and society, a degree in political science is an excellent preparation for life in the 21st Century. The Political Science Department in the College of Letters and Sciences provides students with the opportunity to take a wide range of courses in all areas of the discipline (American government and politics, public policy and administration, comparative government and politics, international relations and political theory) as well as political science methodology and internship opportunities. After meeting the breadth requirements, students can concentrate their remaining courses in one of the areas of the major. Political science also jointly offers a major in public policy and administration with the Management Department in the College of Business and Economics. The interdisciplinary international studies major is housed and coordinated in the Political Science Department.

22. TLU Academics: Department Of Political Science And Sociology Career Opportunities attorneys; judges; Legislators or legislative aids; Criminaljustice workers; Social workers; Teachers. Majors political science political http://www.tlu.edu/academics/political_science/default.html

FAST LINKS Political Science and Sociology Meet the Faculty Political Science Courses Sociology Courses ... TLU Home Page Department of Political Science and Sociology Political science and sociology are interesting to most students, as they deal with issues that often impact student's lives. These issues include concerns about environmental health, the nature and causes of violence in homes and schools, the influence of money in political campaigns, and how government agencies operate. In an attempt to understand and influence public policy, more than 200 students have graduated with degrees in political science, and more than 125 students have graduated with degrees in sociology during the past 30 years. Many graduates of the department attend graduate school to study such fields as public administration. Special Opportunities Student Government Association Study abroad Washington Semester Program Career Opportunities Attorneys Judges Legislators or legislative aids Criminal justice workers Social workers Teachers Majors Political Science Political science introduces students to concepts that equip them with an understanding of government and politics, the skills to help shape public policy and the wisdom necessary to become good leaders and active citizens.

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Lawyers Family: Area: Printer friendly page What's it like? Specializations include Criminal defense, litigation, patents, taxation, immigration, and more Preferred education Postgraduate law degree State license required Getting ahead In private firms, lawyers who do well can eventually become a partner in the firm Skills Analyzing information; persuading; writing; performing under pressure; public speaking Where they work Job outlook Competitive Earnings Moderately high to very high Links Find more information about this career WHAT'S IT LIKE? The real role of lawyers is important but far more mundane. Lawyers advise clients in legal matters. These legal matters can range from divorce proceedings, to the purchase and sale of property, to adoptions, to business contracts, to advertising and trademark issues, to criminal proceedings or civil law suits. They draw up legal documents, negotiate contracts and represent clients in court. They spend hours in law libraries and with online databases researching legal precedents. They plan and conduct interviews with witnesses, which in complicated cases can generate thousands of pages of testimony, all of which must be read and analyzed. For some corporate and private practice lawyers the prospect of moneyand lots of itis enough to overcome the tedium. These lawyers can easily pull in hefty six figure salaries averaging between $100,000 and $300,000 annually. But some reject the money and choose to use their law background in other ways. Some lawyers edit law books or teach in law schools. Others use their law skills as a stepping stone to public office. Some lawyers serve as elected or appointed public officials, including district attorney, public prosecutor, and judge. Others seek elected office as state or national legislators. At the highest levels, cabinet officers, heads of government agencies, and even the president of the United States are all frequently drawn from the ranks of successful law practitioners.

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chooseStyle('general'); Search Quick Links to Majors Political Science Home A PLU Education Academic Distinction Admissions ... Visit Campus Why Political Science? Many students want to know how governments are organized, how rules are made and how government influences the amount and distribution of social rewards. As a citizen you may want to know how to wield influence and change rules or outcomes, either through government or in other political situations. You may wish to work in government or in the many organizations that are regulated by and try to influence government. Any of these purposes can be served by a greater understanding of politics. The study of political science helps to prepare you for the exercise of your rights, duties and opportunities as citizens. Courses in politics can lead you to a fuller understanding of various areas such as American government institutions, legislative processes, foreign policy, international relations, public law and political theory. Many students see the value of combining an understanding of politics with other fields, such as the natural sciences, economics, business, sociology, education or philosophy. Students who study and work in these fields will find many instances in which their interests and goals are the subject matter of politics.

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POLITICAL SCIENCE AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS REFERENCE AND WEB RESOURCES Alvin Fritz Political Science and Public Affairs Librarian University of Washington alvin@u.washington.edu revised 5-27-2004 TABLE OF CONTENTS WEBSITES/BASIC GUIDES/MANUALS FOR POLITICAL SCIENCE RESEARCH, STUDY, AND PRACTICE WEBSITES: POLITICAL SCIENCE NEWS, RESEARCH, AND INFORMATION RESOURCES WEBSITES: MAJOR GOVERNMENTAL AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS PRINTED GUIDES TO ELECTRONIC SOURCES ... INDIVIDUAL STATES (alphabetical order) note: for state specific reference works and websites; includes associated states such as Puerto Rico. AFRICA THE AMERICAS ASIA EUROPE ... INDIVIDUAL COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD (alphabetical order) note: for country specific reference works and websites AFGHANISTAN AUSTRALIA CANADA CHINA ... VIET NAM note: see also link for the continent in which the country is located note: for an online guide to national government sites, by country, see also: Governments on the WWW. WEBSITES/BASIC GUIDES/MANUALS FOR POLITICAL SCIENCE RESEARCH, STUDY, AND PRACTICE WEBSITES: POLITICAL SCIENCE NEWS, RESEARCH, AND INFORMATION RESOURCES

26. Political Science political science. Grace H. Saltzstein, Ph.D prospective careers for political science students. political science MAJOR for students planning to be attorneys. Further information on http://www.students.ucr.edu/9495UCRCatalog/PoliticalScience.html

Political Science Grace H. Saltzstein, Ph.D., Chair Department Office, 2206 Watkins Hall Professors: Max Neiman, Ph.D. Barbara Sinclair, Ph.D. John L. Stanley, Ph.D. Professors Emeriti: Charles R. Adrian, Ph.D., LL.D. Francis M. Carney, Ph.D. Ivan H. Hinderaker, Ph.D., LL.D. Michael D. Reagan, Ph.D. Arthur Campbell Turner, M.Litt., Ph.D. Frank Way, Ph.D. (Political Science and Religious Studies) Associate Professors: David J. Lanoue, Ph.D. Ronald O. Loveridge, Ph.D. David S. Pion-Berlin, Ph.D. Grace H. Saltzstein, Ph.D. Assistant Professors: Shaun Bowler, Ph.D. Michael C. Desch, Ph.D. Yi Feng, Ph.D. Marita Kaw, Ph.D. John C. Laursen, Ph.D. William H. Moore, III, Ph.D. Jonathan Nagler, Ph.D. David W. Romero, Ph.D. James P. Wenzel, Ph.D.. FF Adjunct Professor: Mary L. Gosney, Jur.D. Lecturer: Choudhury M. Shamim, Ph.D. Cooperating Faculty: Ronald H. Chilcote, Ph.D. (Latin American Comparative Politics) MAJORS The Political Science Department offers undergraduate majors leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and in Public Service/Political Science as well as cooperative majors in Political Science/Administrative Studies and in Political Science/Law and Society. In addition, the Department offers a Minor in Political

27. Careers In Law might prove helpful are political science, government, accounting offers a wide choiceof legal careers. prosecutors, public defenders and legal aid attorneys. http://www.mobar.org/pamphlet/careers.htm

Careers in Law Rules by which society governs itself are called laws. Such rules originated with the dawn of civilization. They began as simple tribal laws, passed down from generation to generation by word of mouth. Eventually they developed into formal written rules known as laws. As the population increased, society became more complex and the laws needed to govern it also became more complex. As a result, a need arose for persons to interpret the laws. We call these persons lawyers or attorneys. A lawyer's work deals with all aspects of social, economic, political and personal life. Therefore, the variety of practice in the field of law is practically unlimited. How to Become a Lawyer To become a lawyer in Missouri requires a great deal of dedication and education. A prospective lawyer must first obtain a college undergraduate degree, then score highly on a Law School Admission Test to be accepted into a law school accredited by the American Bar Association. If accepted to an accredited law school, the person wishing to become an attorney must successfully complete 88 hours of graduate study leading to a Juris Doctor degree. During this time, applicants also undergo a character investigation. After graduation from a law school, the prospective lawyer must pass a bar examination administered by the Missouri Supreme Court's Board of Law Examiners. The person desiring to become a lawyer then takes the oath of office and is issued a license to practice law by the Missouri Supreme Court. With the oath, the new lawyer becomes subject to the Rules of Professional Conduct, which are rules of ethics vigorously enforced by the Missouri Supreme Court. A violation of these rules can cause the lawyer to be suspended or disbarred from the practice of law.

28. Attorneys to help you make career decisions. people such as clients, other attorneys, witnesses,judges in philosophy, English, accounting, political science, history, or http://www.calmis.cahwnet.gov/file/occguide/LAWYER.HTM

California Employment Development Department Labor Market Information More Occupational Guides Employment Development Department Labor Market Information * * * This is NOT a job offer * * * The purpose of this occupational guide is to provide you with useful information to help you make career decisions. If you are searching for a job, please go to CalJobs (for jobs in California) OR America's Job Bank (for jobs nationwide) More Occupational Guides Attorneys California Occupational Guide Number 322 Interest Area 11 Note: This is NOT a job opening. The purpose of this occupational guide is to provide you with useful information to help you make career decisions. If you are searching for a job, go to: CalJobs (for jobs in California) America's Job Bank (for jobs nationwide) California Occupational Guides California Employment Development Department Labor Market Information More Occupational Guides

29. Susquehanna University - Admissions - Pre-Law lawyers, judges and district attorneys, are also choose traditional foundations forcareers in law majors in economics, English, history or political science. http://www.susqu.edu/admissions/prelaw.htm

r Academics Why SU? Applying to SU Visiting SU Academics Faculty Majors, minors, and programs The three schools The core curriculum Academic flexibility The honors program Preprofessional programs Pre-Med/Pre-Dent/Pre-Vet Pre-Law Pre-Ministry Pre-MBA Off-campus study Career Services For Parents Contact Us! Pre-Law Lawyers play key roles in resolving differences, forming policy, and defining our rights and responsibilities as individuals and citizens. Private, civil law deals with issues such as contracts, taxes, family dis-putes and tort or injury claims. Public law focuses on criminal, administrative, constitutional and international issues. Exploring the options, preparing for and pursuing a career in law offer both challenge and personal satisfaction. How will Susquehanna help prepare me for a career in law? A Susquehanna education provides an excellent prepa-ration for law school. You will benefit in the following ways: A well-established prelaw advising program helps students explore career options and discover whether further study and a career in law fit their personal abilities and goals. An experienced advi-sor will help you investigate law schools and tailor your program to meet competitive admission requirements. The University's liberal arts studies fit the prelaw curriculum recommended by the American Association of Law Schools.

30. Pre Law Prominent attorneys and judges participate in these programs to provide informationabout career paths in the in the Department of political science and Public http://www.has.vcu.edu/pos/pre_law.htm

Pre-Law Political Science P.O. Box 842028 923 West Franklin St. Richmond, Virginia Telephone Fax Program Requirements Students interested in legal study should get the most from their undergraduate education. A college education should stand on its own merits as preparation for a lifetime of active involvement in a diverse and changing society. Applicants who can convincingly demonstrate that they have challenged their thinking, reasoning, and writing skills usually impress admission committees. Your undergraduate education should be concerned with the development of basic skills involving: 1. Comprehension and expression in words 2. Critical understanding of human institutions and values with which the law deals 3. Creative power in thinking Courses that provide opportunities to increase these skills are valuable regardless of subject matter. English, logic, and political science courses fall within this category. Courses that involve reading cases and statutes and understanding citations will give you an advantage at the beginning of law school. Courses that provide a contest for law classes and sharpen your analytical skills are also helpful: courses that provided a basic understanding of business, accounting, finance, and statistics. Since you can go to law school from any major, consult the Pre-law advisor regarding the courses that will complement your major.

31. PCWPPP: Pre-Law Advisory Committee College alums who are practicing attorneys and judges. law school and for a productivecareer in law Douglas Camp Chaffey, Professor of political science and Pre http://www.chatham.edu/pcwppp/prelaw-committee.htm

Anna Howard Shaw was the first American woman to hold a divinity and medical degree simultaneously, and was also president of the American Woman Suffrage Association from 1904 to 1915. Photo Credits The Chatham College Pre-Law Advisory Committee The Pre-Law Advisory committee is a group consisting both of Chatham faculty, and Chatham College alums who are practicing attorneys and judges. The Advisory Committee assists students, faculty, and staff at Chatham College to ensure the richest possible preparation for law school and for a productive career in law. The members of this committee are as follows: Dr. Douglas Camp Chaffey, Professor of Political Science and Pre-Law Advisor Susan Garland George, Managing Counsel, Dominion Resources, Inc., Pittsburgh Michelle Lally, Attorney, Monroeville, PA Dr. Allyson Lowe, Hillman Chair in Political Science

32. Index.php researchers; and to distinguished careers in journalism destination for Stetson sPolitical science graduates has as respected judges and attorneys in Florida http://www.stetson.edu/artsci/polsci/

Home Apply About Location ... Model Senate Political Science at Stetson University: Preparing Graduates for Lives in Public Affairs Where do Political Science majors from Stetson go after graduation?  To elective office in Congress and state legislatures; to leading universities as teachers and researchers; and to distinguished careers in journalism, business, government service, and the law.  In recent years, the most popular destination for Stetson's Political Science graduates has been the law, where they join generations of Stetson alumni who have served as respected judges and attorneys in Florida and around the nation. An education in Political Science at Stetson is about more than elections, treaties, and lawmaking.  It offers students a broad and challenging preparation for life in public affairs or commerce, whether in this country or abroad.  It does so in an environment of small classes and seminars that is supplemented by an unusually rich array of special opportunities. On campus, students participate in the United States Model Senate, the International Symposium, and the Sophomore Seminar, and they write their own theses in the senior year.  Off campus, Political Science majors will be found in internships in Central Florida and around the world, including in fully-funded internships in Spain and Latin America.  They also take part in study trips to New York, Washington, Tallahassee, Central America, and Central Asia, trips that are led by members of the Political Science Department.

33. Students & Graduates League. From successful attorneys to judges to college professors topoliticians, AQ political science graduates have made their mark. http://www.aquinas.edu/polisci/grads.html

Former Professor's Family Endows New Scholarship AQ Political Science majors have gone on to make significant contributions to society. Some have entered public life while others have made impacts through the private sphere. To enhance their study of Political Science we offer Three Scholarships . AQ has a very good record of placing our graduates in some of the best graduate and professional schools in the country. These include: Graduate School: Pat Miles, Jr. - Harvard Law School Doug Dooley - William and Mary Graduate School Jessica Kalmewicki - University of Michigan Law School Matt Perry - University of Michigan Law School Andrew Piper - University of Connecticut Chissey Mueller - American University and Kyoto University Nate Jonjevich - Cornell University Amy Jantovsky-Clapp - Michigan State University Detroit College of Law Aaron Caccamo - Central Michigan University Eric Zeemering - Indiana University Cheryl Kasprzyk - Michigan State University Robert Shefferly - Wayne State University Law School Lisa Bush - Western Michigan University Anthony Squiers - University of Manchester, England

34. Political Science Major Returns To Brescia officials surveyed local companies, judges, attorneys, high school that interest ina political science major increased listening to the career trends, McKee http://www.messenger-inquirer.com/news/kentucky/6480917.htm

" + date + " "); document.write(lmonth + " " + year + ""); //END > Site Menu Search Engine MIArchive About Us - E-mail Directory - New Media - Newspaper In Education News - Front Page - Region - E-The People - Special Archives - The AP Wire - Weather Sports Columnists Opinion Features - Agriculture - Business - Community - Education - Food - GO! - Health - Lifestyle - Perspective - Technology Records - Anniversaries - Births - Real Estate - Weddings - Obituaries Classified - Home Mover - Auto Mover - Career Mover Reader Options MI ALERTS MI Login Help Subscribe Automatic Newspaper Billing Place Classified Ad Submit letter to the editor Submit Engagement Notice Submit Wedding Notice Submit Anniversary Notice Order a Vacation Pack Work For Us Region Election Results War Double Takes ... Weather No contests at this time Political science major returns to Brescia Program offers public administration emphasis By Mark Cooper Messenger-Inquirer Beginning in January, Brescia University will again offer a bachelor's degree in political science, including a new emphasis in public administration, Brescia President Sister Vivian Bowles said Monday.

35. UNCA Catalog 1999-2000 - Political Science (POLS) or research activities appropriate to their career goals and roles of the police,attorneys, judges and juries 392 Directed Research in political science (3) An http://www.unca.edu/catalog9900/pols.html

UNCA Catalog: Courses of Instruction UNCA Catalog: Table of Contents Political Science (POLS) Associate Professor D.B. Mullen (Chair); Professor Rainey; Associate Professors Betsalel, Sabo; Assistant Professor D. Mullen; Lecturers Abunura, Cornett The Political Science Department offers diverse and flexible programs designed to help students prepare for meaningful careers in government and international public service, law, journalism, teaching and other related areas. In the liberal arts tradition, programs and courses are fashioned to help students develop the skills and background necessary to interpret the political world and understand how politics shapes contemporary life. The department's goals are to help students improve their capacity to creatively ask and systematically answer questions, and to improve their skills in communicating their knowledge and insights in both written and oral fashion. Students are encouraged to work closely with their advisors to plan their study and to sample widely from a variety of course offerings. Students must also participate in either community service and/or research activities appropriate to their career goals and interests. General Emphasis Required courses in the major34 hours, including: POLS 220, 281, 400, 450, 460. (POLS 120 and 180 may not be counted in these hours.)

36. UNCA Catalog 2001-2002 - Political Science (POLS) or research activities appropriate to their career goals and the roles of the police,attorneys, judges and juries Prerequisite 15 hours of political science. http://www.unca.edu/catalog0102/pols.html

UNCA Catalog: Courses of Instruction UNCA Catalog: Table of Contents Political Science (POLS) Professor D.B. Mullen (Chair); Professors Gibney, Rainey, Sabo; Associate Professors Betsalel; Assistant Professors Cornett, D.J. Mullen, Suhramaniam The Political Science Department offers diverse and flexible programs designed to help students prepare for meaningful careers in government and international public service, law, journalism, teaching and other related areas. In the liberal arts tradition, programs and courses are fashioned to help students develop the skills and background necessary to interpret the political world and understand how politics shapes contemporary life. The department's goals are to help students improve their capacity to creatively ask and systematically answer questions, and to improve their skills in communicating their knowledge and insights in both written and oral fashion. Students are encouraged to work closely with their advisors to plan their study and to sample widely from a variety of course offerings. Students must also participate in either community service and/or research activities appropriate to their career goals and interests. General Emphasis Required courses in the major34 hours, including: POLS 220, 281, 400, 450, 460. (POLS 120 and 180 may not be counted in these hours.)

37. James Benton Parsons receiving a Master s Degree in political science in 1946 Judge Parsons began his careerin the private of his former law clerks and other attorneys and judges http://www.jtbf.org/five_firsts/Parsons_J.htm

James Benton Parsons United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois Chicago, Illinois Born: Kansas City, Missouri-August 13, 1911 Died: June 19, 1993 With his appointment to the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois on August 30, 1991, Judge James Benton Parsons became the first African-American appointed to the federal district court. He was appointed by President John F. Kennedy. Judge Parsons was born in Kansas City, Missouri. He spent his childhood and youth in Decatur, Illinois, where his father, a minister-evangelist of the Disciples of Christ, and his mother, a school teacher, had moved with their four children, the youngest of whom was Judge Parsons. His ambition to enter the legal profession began when, as a teenager, he used to watch a friend's father in court and decided that the law was "the epitome of a dressed-up profession." He did his undergraduate work at James Millikin University and its Conservatory of Music, where he received the degree of Bachelor of Arts in 1934. He financed his schooling by working as a composing room helper at the Decatur Herald Review newspaper.

38. Career Browser: Lawyers And Judges or at least several courses, in engineering and science. assistant, lobbyist, FBIspecial agent, political office holder, and Related careers in this database http://www.collegeboard.com/apps/careers/0,3477,14-053,00.html

Site Colleges College Search Where to Start Campus Life College Visits Tools College Search Compare Colleges LikeFinder Jump To College Applications Career Browser Email Newsletters Home ... Lawyers and judges Lawyers and Judges Nature of the Work Working Conditions Employment Training ... Sources of Additional Information Nature of the Work Lawyers. Lawyers, also called attorneys, act as both advocates and advisors in our society. As advocates, they represent one of the opposing parties in criminal and civil trials by presenting evidence that support their client in court. As advisors, lawyers counsel their clients as to their legal rights and obligations and suggest particular courses of action in business and personal matters. Whether acting as advocates or advisors, all attorneys interpret the law and apply it to specific situations. This requires research and communication abilities. Lawyers perform in-depth research into the purposes behind the applicable laws and into judicial decisions that have been applied to those laws under circumstances similar to those currently faced by the client. While all lawyers continue to make use of law libraries to prepare cases, some supplement their search of the conventional printed sources with computer software packages that automatically search the legal literature and identify legal texts that may be relevant to a specific subject. In litigation that involves many supporting documents, lawyers may also use computers to organize and index the material. Tax lawyers are also increasingly using computers to make tax computations and explore alternative tax strategies for clients.

39. STUDENT NEWSLETTER ON-LINE services legal departments, private adoption attorneys offices and non broadly relatedto public service careers in law, political science, business and/or http://www.law.wayne.edu/organization/Career/Student Newsletter/S Newsletter 200

Wednesday March 27, 2002 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. LAW SCHOOL EVENTS ZEN OF LAW SCHOOL (AND LEGAL) CAREER SERIES WRAPS UP ON MARCH 25, 2002 Please join us for our final Zen meeting set for Monday, March 25, 2002, in the Jury Room from 12:15 to 1:15 p.m. Don't be shy; feel free to join us regardless of whether you were able to attend our first two meetings. In this pilot series, we have defined law school competition, its driving forces inclusive of its negative components. In our final meeting, we will look toward solutions and demonstrate one method for reducing stress. Two speakers will join Dean Lang: Amy Neville, Legal Writing Instructor, will return again and Teresa Killeen, a University of Michigan law school graduate. CSO LECTURE/DISCUSSION SERIES Labor Law Practice: Yet another area of interest for our J.D. and LL.M. students. Join three speakers and of course Dean Lang who will moderate this and all Lecture/Discussion Series. Speakers include Scott Brooks, union-side labor and Sarah Pring, NLRB. Scott graduated from WSULS in 1983 and Sarah was our Editor-in-Chief of Law Review in our 2000-2001 class. SMALL LAW FIRM RECEPTION Mark your calendars for Friday, April 5, 2002 from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. for our Small Law Firm Reception in the Spencer Partrich Auditorium. The reception is a mixer designed for small law firms, first and second year law students as well as graduating law students. It will include and provide networking opportunities and a forum for discussion relative to clerking and practicing as an attorney in small law firms.

40. PLEASE SCROLL DOWN FOR CALENDAR Carp, PreLaw Advisor and political science Professor, 10 Writing *Personal Statements*Internships *Career Services *LSAT to network with attorneys and judges. http://www.uh.edu/phialphadelta/events.htm

PLEASE SCROLL DOWN FOR CALENDAR Pre-Law Day, Hosted by Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, Pre-Law Chapter at UH Location: UH - University Center Underground - World Affairs Lounge, Houston, TX When: Friday, April 16, 2004 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Find out about: *Law School Admissions Application *Resume Writing *Personal Statements *Internships *Career Services *LSAT * LSAT Strategy Session*Law School Experience by current law students Featured Speakers: Council Member Ronald Green, J.D. UHLC National Trial Winners and their Coach, Jackie Joulette, J.D. Presenters: Admissions Officers from South Texas College of Law and UH Law Center Leteki Lewis, Academic Advisor with UH University Studies Division Sara Lee, Associate Director with UH Preprofessional /Postbaccalaureate Studies Office Rebecca Rutledge, Career Counselor, Internship/Pre-Law with UH Career Services Office Nancy Wilson, Career Counselor with UH Career Services Office Cornelius Johnson, Coordinator of UH CLASS Career Services Center Marylin Golub, J.D. with UH Student Legal Services Office

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