61. 3 + 3 Law Program engineering courses for a career in patent adjunct faculty includes practicing attorneysand judges. Society • Pi Sigma Alpha (political science honor society http://www1.wnec.edu/admissions/index.cfm?selection=doc.855

62. Circuit Judges of Directors of the Illinois judges Association Education BA political science, SouthernIllinois University 1988 1996 Elected 2002 Career Highlights 1992 http://www.illinoissecondcircuit.info/html/circuit_judges.html

Illinois’ Second Judicial Circuit Circuit Judges may hear any case assigned to them by the Chief Judge. Circuit Judges are elected for a term of six years. Judges must devote full time to their judicial duties. They may not practice law, hold a position of profit, hold any other office under the United States, this state, unit of local government, or school district, or hold office in any political party. Larry O. Baker Education: Southern Illinois University, B.A., 1963; Memphis State University, J.D. 1972 Elected: November, 1980 Retained: November, 1986; November, 1992; and November 1998 Career Highlights: Attended National Judicial College, July, 1986 David M. Correll Education: B.A. Purdue University 1969; J.D. Indiana University 1974 Law Practice: Robinson, Illinois 1974-1986 Elected: 1986 Retained: 1992, 1998 Larry D. Dunn - no biography available Don A. Foster - no biography available David K. Frankland Education: Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL 1966-1970 BA with major in government and minor in history; University of Missouri, Columbia, 1970-1973, JD; Admitted to Illinois Bar 1973. Law Practice: General practice, Albion, IL 1973-1998.

63. The Political Science Department At Middle Tennessee State University is named after Harry Horne, a career Canadian diplomat Any attorneys who are ableto help judge are or Dr. Clyde Willis Department of political science PO Box http://www.mtsu.edu/~polsci/gifts.html

Home Page Faculty List Courses Organizations ... Mock Trial 2003 Majors Political Science Pre-Law Public Administration Teaching Licensure ... International Relations Minors Political Science Public Administration Paralegal Studies International Relations Upper Division Forms (Word document files) Political Science (56 KB) Pre-Law (53 KB) Public Administration (55 KB) Teaching Licensure (38 KB) International Relations (51 KB) Internships Paralegal Political Campaign Public Service Scholarships Charles A. Ray Harry Horne Norman L. Parks Donations Scholarships Mock Trial Teams Opportunities for Giving Norman L. Parks Pre-Law Scholarship This scholarship was instituted to honor a long-time Chair of the Department who still lives in Murfreesboro. Dr. Parks was known as an outstanding scholar and as a thorough teacher of political theory and constitutional law who inspired many MTSU students to attend law and/or graduate school. Presently, this scholarship pays the tuition for the fall semester for one student entering the pre-law program each year. This money is drawn from interest on the account. If the principal can be expanded, additional scholarships can be offered. Individuals wishing to contribute to this fund should contact: Director Development Office P.O. Box 109

64. Women Justices, Judges, And Attorneys:Manuscript Division Women Justices, judges, and attorneys Regina s papers reflect the political roleof women during the New Deal and document her career as a lawyer and a http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/awhhtml/awmss5/judg_attys.html

The Library of Congress American Memory Manuscript Division INTRODUCTION USING THE COLLECTIONS SELECTED COLLECTIONS Women's Suffrage ... Legal Collections Women Justices, Judges, and Attorneys Supreme Court Justices State and Appellate Judges Lawyers and Litigants Military and Diplomatic Affairs ... VISIT/CONTACT Women Justices, Judges, and Attorneys Sandra Day O'Connor (b. 1930) [ catalog record ] donated the first of her papers (71,475 items; 1963-88) to the division in 1991, ten years after her appointment to the Court. These relate to her first five years on the Court and to her career in Arizona as a state senator (1969-75), a Maricopa County Superior Court judge (1975-79), and a judge on the Arizona Court of Appeals (1979-81), with the Supreme Court files making up the bulk of the collection. These are divided into three subseries: administrative files, case files, and docket sheets. O'Connor's handwritten notes of the major issues, oral arguments, and opinions of her colleagues highlight her case files, including those relating to Mississippi University for Women v. Hogan

65. DICKINSON: Law And Public Service addresses the public roles that private attorneys play in interested in law schooland a legal career. H. L. Pohlman Department of political science, 301 Denny http://www.dickinson.edu/~hoefler/lps.html

Dickinson College Law and Public Service Certificate Top Dickinson Law Society Contact FAQ Overview : The Law and Public Service certificate program (LPS) is an interdisciplinary course of study that prepares students for law school by examining the intersection of law and public service. Its focus is on lawyers who are fulfilling public-service roles at the local, state, national, and international levels: judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, public defenders, legal service lawyers, public interest lawyers, counsels, counselors, advisors, and others. The program also addresses the public roles that private attorneys play in civil litigation and that non-lawyers play in law related areas of public service. History of Law at Dickinson : According to the College's charter and the publicly-stated views of the College's founder, Benjamin Rush, civic duty and public service are at the core of a liberal arts education. LPS provides a broad institutional and curricular framework that prepares students for their public responsibilities, especially those they may undertake in a professional capacity. Therefore this program is one of the ways in which the College fulfills one of its oldest and most venerated goals. During the first half of the 19th century the college employed local judges to teach law. Following the Civil War, Dickinson faculty and administrations and local civic leaders met in the living room of the college president's house, on the corner of West and High Streets, to discuss the creation of a law school. After its creation, The Dickinson School of Law taught courses that the college counted as electives. Later, the boards of the two institutions agreed to make the law school a department of the college. Today, although

66. DICKINSON: Law And Public Service the public roles that private attorneys play in interested in law school and a legalcareer. Professor HL Pohlman Department of political science, 301 Denny http://www.dickinson.edu/departments/law/

Dickinson College Law and Public Service Certificate Top Dickinson Law Society Contact FAQ ... Alums Overview : The Law and Public Service certificate program (LPS) is an interdisciplinary course of study that prepares students for law school by examining the intersection of law and public service. Its focus is on lawyers who are fulfilling public-service roles at the local, state, national, and international levels: judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, public defenders, legal service lawyers, public interest lawyers, counsels, counselors, advisors, and others. The program also addresses the public roles that private attorneys play in civil litigation and that non-lawyers play in law related areas of public service. For the course of study involved, click here History of Law at Dickinson : According to the College's charter and the publicly-stated views of the College's founder, Benjamin Rush, civic duty and public service are at the core of a liberal arts education. LPS provides a broad institutional and curricular framework that prepares students for their public responsibilities, especially those they may undertake in a professional capacity. Therefore this program is one of the ways in which the College fulfills one of its oldest and most venerated goals. During the first half of the 19th century the college employed local judges to teach law. Following the Civil War, Dickinson faculty and administrations and local civic leaders met in the living room of the college president's house, on the corner of West and High Streets, to discuss the creation of a law school. After its creation, The Dickinson School of Law taught courses that the college counted as electives. Later, the boards of the two institutions agreed to make the law school a department of the college. Today, although

67. Social Science Division Advising Tips A degree in political science gives the student an insightful CRIMINAL JUSTICE (0019)– Associate of science Degree Program. careers in the Courts Include http://www.darton.edu/programs/SocialScience/advising_tips.htm

Resources for... Social Science Division Advising Tips Advising Tips for History 0033 Criminal Justice 0019 Criminal Justice 4586 Political Science 0035 ... Teacher Education Opportunities with a Four-Year Degree in Sociology back to top History A background in history offers the student a broad view of society, and helps prepare for occupations such as civil law, the ministry, journalism, museum curator, park service, and English literature as well as teacher. To insure success, the student should be at the college level in reading and writing. For College Placement Curriculum deficiencies, a student may take either one of the U.S. Histories or World History courses. If taking history online, the successful student must be able to study independently, be self-motivated, and be able to meet deadlines. back to top Political Science Careers in Political Science: A degree in Political Science can lead into many interesting and fulfilling careers. Many Political Science majors go onto law school and become attorneys. Others become city managers, military officers, government administrators, and teachers and professors. A degree in Political Science gives the student an insightful understanding of how our society and government works; this is useful in business, government, and in life as a private citizen. back to top Education Education majors must have minimum 2.5 GPA to be admitted to a four-year school of education in the university system. However, some schools may have higher requirements.

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69. University Of Pittsburgh: Degree Programs faculty members include attorneys practicing in your personal interests and careergoals Jewish Studies, Legal Studies, political science, Psychology, Religious http://www.pitt.edu/~cgs/deg_majors.html

Degree Programs Majors Administration of Justice (BA) Major Requirements (PDF) Develop your understanding of the evolution, theory, structure, functioning, and process of change in the system of American criminal justice. Choose one of these three specialized areas: Adult and Juvenile Corrections, Law Enforcement Practice, or Social Policy Planning and the Legal Process. Courses in the administration of justice major are all taught by full-time and adjunct faculty members of the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs (GSPIA). Participating faculty members include attorneys, prison administrators, judges, law enforcement officials, and criminal justice researchers. GSPIA also offers a five-year BA/MA program to students who qualify. Dental Hygiene (BS) Major Requirements (PDF) If you have graduated from an accredited dental hygiene program, this major provides you with the opportunity to complete a bachelor of science degree. Health Services (BA) Major Requirements (PDF) Our health services major is designed to build communication, management, analytical, and leadership skills, while relating all to the health services field. You can choose one of two tracks in this is interdisciplinary course of study: Managing Health Services Programs and Projects gives students key administrative and business skills with an emphasis on grant and research project management.

70. Santa Barbara City College - Political Science as interns with local attorneys offices, public students seeking to explore careeropportunities which judge intended to augment political science 151 through http://www.sbcc.cc.ca.us/politicalscience/

ENTER POLITICAL SCIENCE WEBSITE POLITICAL SCIENCE POLITICAL SCIENCE The study of politics is the study of how people are governed and how they govern themselves. We examine the process by which scarce resources are allocated to an expanding population with ever-increasing demands. We look at American politics as an experience in "self-government" and realize that our system is quite different from the political systems developed by Russia or the People's Republic of China -and also different from other Western democracies. We examine these differences and attempt to understand something about the degree to which one system works better than another. Our discipline also seeks to understand how nations deal with each other and what kinds of issues are likely to separate them -and how they resolve international conflict. In this light we examine the role of the United Nations as "peacekeeper." A number of political science courses help prepare students for specific careers. For example, political science is often used as a prelaw major or for other related professions, such as careers in government at the federal, state or local levels. Our discipline is also appropriate for a number of other nongovernment professions and our faculty invite your questions about such opportunities. John Kay, Chair (IDC-348, ext. 2477)

71. Criminal Justice to prepare for law school or a legal career. D. Sociology, History, Psychology orPolitical science roles of police, prosecutors, defense attorneys and judges. http://www.ashland.edu/colleges/CatCJ.html

Criminal Justice Department of Criminal Justice/Sociology in the Division of Social and Applied Sciences The College of Arts and Sciences Chair Russell L. Craig, Professor of Criminal Justice and Sociology; Director of Criminal Justice Program Faculty Michael Barrett, Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Jeffrey Spellman, Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Degrees Offered Bachelor of Science Associate of Arts Objectives of the Criminal Justice Department To contribute to the University's efforts and mission as regards the liberal arts curricula and the pre-professional and career-oriented programs by educating students so that they: a. acquire and understand the basic knowledge of the criminal justice system and recognize the importance of its liberal arts, interdisciplinary foundation; b. gain a basic understanding of the theoretical material important to the social sciences and criminal justice; c. develop a basic philosophy of justice and social welfare that lends itself to sound ethical practice; d. demonstrate the ability to synthesize and integrate knowledge, theory, and philosophy bringing it to bear on professional behavior.

72. Rhodes Colege Mock Trial Homepage well as working for county attorneys, prosecutors, public law school have pursuedcareers in fields D. Pohlmann Department of political science Rhodes College http://www.rhodes.edu/mock/indepth.shtml

Rhodes Home Academics Political Science Mock Trial Mock Trial Quick Search: Mock Trial About the Team Coaches National Champions ... ATMA Homepage Mock Trial at Rhodes The Rhodes Mock Trial program has set a standard of excellence typical of many programs at the college. Mock Trial began at Rhodes in 1987, when the national tournament consisted of only 56 teams. Since that time, the tournament has grown to include more than 500 teams. In the years that Rhodes has competed, they have created an impressive name for themselves. They have placed in the Top 10 since 1989, made it to the national final round seven times, and won the National Championship on four separate occasions. Rhodes is only one of two schools to have won consecutive National Championships - a feat they have twice accomplished. Rhodes also has seen more than 30 of its members win All-American awards, which are given to students who have excelled in their particular roles. Philosophy Rhodes Mock Trial strives for excellence in every component of the competition. In doing so, each individual will be challenged to improve the limits of his or her ability. We strive to fiercely compete, while also maintaining a high degree of integrity and collegiality.

73. Aaron N. Woods - A Kansas City, Missouri (MO) Personal Injury Plantiff Lawyer able to obtain significant recoveries during his career. MissouriKansas City, 1987BA Major political science. Association of Trial attorneys, 1990 - Present http://pview.findlaw.com/view/1922476_1

Legal Professionals Students Business Public ... Message Boards Document Library Legal Dictionary Legal News FindLaw Guide LawCrawler Web US Gov Sites Mailing List Archives Sup Court 1893+ US Fed Circuits US Constitution FindLaw Find a Lawyer New Search Name Search Aaron N. Woods Firm: Address: The Waterworks Building 201 Main Street Suite 100 Kansas City, MO Phone: Fax: E-mail: Contact Us Web site: http://www.woodsbower.com Litigation Percentage Bar Admissions Education ... Affiliations Lawyer Profile: As a sign of his exceptional work, Aaron has received the highest possible rating in the national Martindale-Hubbell survey of attorneys and judges: He is an AV-rated plaintiffs trial attorney. Less than thirteen percent of attorneys nationwide ever receive this high rating during their careers. Aaron is admitted to practice before all state courts in Kansas and Missouri, the United States District Court for the District of Kansas and the United States District Court for the Western District of Missouri. Aaron has also been specially admitted to handle specific cases in more than 30 jurisdictions throughout the country. In recognition of his professional accomplishments, Aaron is certified as a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, recognized as the most prestigious group of trial lawyers in the United States. Membership is limited to attorneys who have acted as principal counsel in at least one case in which they won million- or multi-million-dollar verdicts, awards or settlements for their clients.

74. Career Guidance Center, University Of Cincinnati covering the law and/or political beats. . or Directors of Academics, Admissions,Career Services, Records Law schools, Masters in Library science, in addition http://www.uc.edu/career/Students/law.htm

About CDC Directions On-Campus Recruiting Calendar of Events ... Search CDC 140 University Pavilion University of Cincinnati PO Box 0104 Cincinnati, Ohio Phone: 513-556-3471 University of Cincinnati What Can I Do with a Major in...Law? Law What can I do with this degree? AREAS EMPLOYERS GENERAL INFORMATION CORPORATE PRACTICE Any corporation (largest number of attorneys are at corporate headquarters) Corporate office summer clerkship rare. Usually hire experienced lawyers only; entry level positions are rare. Need tolerance for bureaucratic procedure. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT Most government branches have legal counsel. Judge advocate general corps for all branches of the military Summer internships somewhat limited and highly competitive. Part-time employment or volunteer work in government possible. Frequently can go to court and litigate sooner; experience can be valuable to private firms later. Litigate almost immediately;

75. Department Of Political Science political science courses are a key component, but so their backgrounds, experiences,and career goals the American Government Politics mock Constitutional http://www.fox.uwc.edu/academics/depts/pol.html

Fox Home A-Z Index Site Search Contact Info ... UW College Catalog Department of Political Science Home Academics Academics Departments Course Descriptions ... UWC Dept. of Political Science Department Information Political Science studies government and politics at the local, state, national, and international levels. It examines various systems of government and the ideologies upon which they are based. It familiarizes the student with political concepts and issues, their historical background, and their relevance to the cultural systems from which they arise. The study of political science and government provides methods for analyzing political issues in an impartial way and for dealing with them effectively. The Department offers an extensive and balanced curriculum for undergraduate students designed to broaden and deepen their understanding of politics and to provide the basic and pre-professional courses necessary for them to successfully transfer to senior institutions. It also helps advise students pursuing pre-law, paralegal, or criminal justice majors. Criminal Justice students are advised according to their career goals, with Law Enforcement or Public Administration being the most common emphases. The concern is to coordinate political science courses with basic requirements and the criminal justice courses offered by the Sociology Department. In this major, the transfer function is primary.

76. CSLA Prelaw Society view video programs about the law school admissions process, legal education andcareers, and minority Law Students; attorneys and judges practicing in http://www.calstatela.edu/orgs/prelaw/

"Logos, Ethos, Veritas" I. Guest Speakers II. Workshops III. Trips to Law Schools and Law Firms IV. Saving Time ... Links Relevant to Prelaw Students The Pre-Law Society The Pre-Law Society is a Cal State LA student organization dedicated to providing important information about law school and/or a career in law. The society was recently named ASI's most academically active club. The society's activities include the following: [Special if you are considering law school, come to the Law School Forum, free admission, no preregistration. All in one place: talk with representatives of LSAC-member law schools from across the US obtain admission materials, catalogs, and financial aid information view video programs about the law school admissions process, legal education and careers, and minority perspectives on legal education attend informational sessions on the admissions process, financing, and issues of importance to minority applicants purchase Law Services publications and LSAT prep materials In Los Angeles: Friday 11/6, 2-8 p.m.; Saturday, 11/7, 10-4 at the Los Angeles Airport Marriott, 5855 West Century Boulevard, Los Angeles] I. Guest Speakers

77. American Political Science Association (APSA) the Clinton administration, began his career as a to the interests of the attorneysand other prior permission from the American political science Association. http://www.apsanet.org/PS/dec02/baskerville.cfm

Print version Search this site: This essay will be published in PS: Political Science and Politics, December 2002. RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS CONFERENCES GRANTS ORGANIZATIONS ... CALLS FOR PAPERS join now The Politics of Fatherhood Stephen Baskerville, Howard University Fatherhood is rapidly becoming the number one social policy issue in America. President Bill Clinton stated in 1995 that "the single biggest social problem in our society may be the growing absence of fathers from their children's homes, because it contributes to so many other social problems." In 1997, Congress created task forces to promote fatherhood, and in 1998 the governors' and mayors' conferences followed. President George W. Bush recently unveiled a $315 million dollar package for "responsible fatherhood." Nonprofit organizations such as the National Fatherhood Initiative were formed in the mid-1990s. Fatherhood was seen as the most serious social problem by almost 80% of respondents to a 1996 Gallup poll (NFI 1996, 1). Fatherhood advocates insist that the crisis of fatherless children is "the most destructive trend of our generation" (Blankenhorn 1995, 1). Virtually every major social pathology has been linked to fatherlessness: violent crime, drug and alcohol abuse, truancy, teen pregnancy, suicide—all correlate more strongly to fatherlessness than to any other single factor. The majority of prisoners, juvenile detention inmates, high school dropouts, pregnant teenagers, adolescent murderers, and rapists all come from fatherless homes (Daniels 1998; NFI 1996). The connection is so strong that controlling for fatherlessness erases the relationships between race and crime and between low income and crime (Kamarck and Galston 1990).

78. Career Center - Web Magazine Article My political science degree also prepared me well for the or want to understandhow politics and policy will influence your future career goals. http://career.berkeley.edu/Article/040116b.stm

The Capital Fellows Program: A Report from the Trenches January 16, 2004 With a deadline of Feb 25, recruiters for The Capital Fellows Program will be at the Jan 29 Nonprofit/Public Service Career Fair . Three recent Cal grads and current fellows talk about their experiences to date. Career Center: How are things going? What are you actually doing on your Fellowship? Ambi Bohannon (BA Pol Sci May 2003) California Senate Fellow I work as a legislative aid to Senator Ortiz and also provide staff support to the Senate Health and Human Services Committee, which Senator Ortiz chairs. I staff legislation, meet with advocates, opponents, and constituents to address their concerns, and write committee analysis. I also stay informed of current developments in Natural Resources, Environmental Quality, and Housing and Community Development, which are my personal issue areas. Judicial Administration Fellow Rob Tashima (BA French, BA Pol Sci 2002)

79. D.C. Interns Learn On-the-job And Get Credit, Too the context of “real social science research methods examine how interest groupsbalance political pragmatism with learn to match their career interests with http://www.umich.edu/~urecord/9293/Jul19_93/4.htm

The University Record , July 19, 1993 D.C. interns learn on-the-job and get credit, too By Laurie Fenlason Office of Federal Relations At the final class meeting, students will present papers based on long-term research at their internship sites. Courtney Weiner, a junior and an aspiring writer, works in the newsroom at CNN, an experience that has deterred her from pursuing a career in newswriting but has given her valuable experience in the general practice of writing on deadline. Her research project, based on interviews with CNN Gulf War correspondents, will focus on media coverage of war and its impact on public policy. Sponsored by the Office of Career Planning and Placement, PSIP has been placing U-M students in positions throughout Washington for more than 29 years. PSIP students meet twice a month throughout the academic year to develop resumes and practice interviewing skills, and learn to match their career interests with appropriate internships.

80. U Of U General Catalog - PRELAW political science (particularly the American political system studies, sociology,comparative politics, international relations investigate your career decision. http://www.acs.utah.edu/GenCatalog/1038/deptdesc/prelaw.html

University of Utah Prelaw Home Feedback University of Utah General Catalog 2003-2004 April 4, 2003 Prelaw Advising. University College, 450 SSB, 581-8146. Web Address: www.saff.utah.edu/advise University of Utah Undergraduate Program Acquire a Well-balanced Education. Prelaw students are encouraged to challenge their thinking and reasoning skills by pursuing a rigorous and diverse undergraduate program. There are no specific course requirements or recommended majors, and students are urged to choose a major in which they are truly interested. It is not so much a matter of what you study as it is a matter of selecting elective and major courses which motivate you, challenge you, and require you to develop research and writing skills. In order to enrich your program of study you might wish to consider pursuing a double major or adding a minor or secondary emphasis of some kind, enrolling in honors courses, participating in an internship, study abroad program, or a research project in your major. Seek ways to distinguish yourself and enhance your academic experience. Develop Important Basic Skills and Values.

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