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Office of Career and Professional DevelopmentSpring 2008 Program CalendarThe Office of Legal Career Services needs your help! If you areinterested in participating in mock interviews, being a mentor orserving on a panel, please e-mail jobs@law.edu.January 2008What I Did Last Summer Tuesday, Jan. 15 4 p.m.Employment Opportunities at the DOJ Wednesday, Jan. 23 4 p.m.February 2008Securities Law Panel Wednesday, Feb. 13 5 p.m.Communications Law Panel Tuesday, Feb. 26 6 p.m.March 2008CIA Informational Session Tuesday, March 11 4 p.m.Navigating the Path of Monday, March 17 4 p.m.the Summer AssociateIntroduction to Fall Recruiting Wednesday, March 26 4 p.m.April 2008Nuts and Bolts Guide to Tuesday, April 8 4 p.m.Judicial ClerkshipsFellowships Thursday, April 10 4 p.m.Columbus Community Legal ServicesChallenge GrantPlease consider supporting usto help us reach our goal duringthis challenge grant period.Please make checks payable toThe Catholic University of Americawith Columbus Community LegalServices in the memo line and sendto:Columbus School of LawThe Catholic University of America3600 John McCormack Road, N.E.Washington, DC 20064Attention: Phillip OrleansThe District of Columbia Bar Foundation haspresented our Families and the Law Clinicwith an exciting opportunity in the form of achallenge grant of $10,000. The foundation willmatch, dollar for dollar, all first-time contributionsand increased contributions made before nextJuly, up to a maximum of $10,000.Each year the Families and the Law Clinicprovides legal services to approximately 50 residentsof the District of Columbia and provideslegal advice to an additional 200 residents.Approximately 30 students enroll in FALC andrepresent clients in cases involving emergencyand longer-term protection orders, divorce, childcustody, visitation and support cases, andViolence Against Women Act petitions for immigrantclients. Students also participate in communityprojects, such as teen dating violence workshopsat local high schools and legal informationsessions at the Superior Court’s Self-Help Centerand local women’s shelters.The DC Bar Foundation has supported thework of the clinic since 1979. With this year’s challengegrant the foundation has provided a uniqueopportunity to leverage the support of our alumniand friends. Your contribution to the clinic this yearwill go twice as far in helping us to provide thesemuch needed services to the underprivileged in ourcommunity, and to train the next generation ofyoung lawyers to provide these services.To learn more about this program, or to make a contribution, please contactclinic director Catherine Klein at 202-319-5679 or klein@law.edu.THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICAColumbus School of LawcualawyerFall/Winter 2007 • Vol. 26, No. 2Thomas M. HaederleMara DuffyGina MoorheadVC GraphicsVeryl V. MilesStacy L. BrustinMara DuffyMichael R. KanneVery Rev.David M. O’Connell, C.M.James BrennanGeorge E. GarveyJulie EnglundSusan D. PerviFrank G. PersicoEditor in ChiefAssociate Creative DirectorPublications ManagerDesign/Art DirectionDean and Professor of LawAssociate Dean forAcademic AffairsAssociate Dean forExternal and Student AffairsAssociate Dean forAdministration and FinanceUNIVERSITY OFFICIALSPresidentProvostVice Provost and Dean ofGraduate StudiesVice President forFinance and Administration,TreasurerVice President for Student LifeVice President for UniversityRelations and Chief of StaffRobert M. Sullivan Vice President for UniversityDevelopmentW. Michael Hendricks Vice President for EnrollmentManagementCraig W. ParkerVictor NakasAssociate Vice Presidentand General CounselAssociate Vice President forPublic AffairsAlumni are encouraged to send news aboutthemselves and other alumni. Please send theseitems, as well as letters to the editor, comments,requests and address changes to:Editor, CUA Lawyer, Columbus School of Law,The Catholic University of America,Washington, DC 20064E-mail: haederle@law.eduPhone: 202-319-5438Fax: 202-319-4004www.law.edu2CUALAWYER /Fall–Winter 2007
wwStudents for Public Interest Law present:17 th ANNUAL SPIL AUCTIONMark Your Calendars!Friday, February 8, 2008Louise H. Keelty and James Keelty Jr. Atrium, Columbus School of LawLike you and those who came before you, these students help distinguish the Columbus School ofLaw as a truly special place through their volunteer efforts. Please help continue the traditionand consider making a tax-deductible donation to support those who want to make a difference.xNatalia Drelichman and Rachel HershCo-chairs, 17 th Annual SPIL AuctionFor more information on attending, donating an item or making a contribution, contact us bytelephone, 202-319-5143, or by e-mailing David Schrock, director of financial aid, at schrock@law.edu.wA Time for GivingAs we begin a new semester, we are thankful toall those who have supported the ColumbusSchool of Law throughout the year.Annual gifts assist the law school in providing scholarships,increasing library resources, and supporting faculty research,our institutes and law clinics, and other exceptional programs.We hope you will include the Columbus School of Law in yourcharitable giving plans this spring as we look forward to anothersuccessful semester and the conclusion of our fiscal year onApril 30. A contribution to the Law School Annual Fund will beused where it is most needed — to provide more scholarshipsto current and prospective law students. You may also directyour gift to any program or scholarship that interests you.Please consider making a gift today. Your tax-deductiblecontribution this spring will truly make a difference for ourstudents and our entire law school community.If you have any questions or would like additionalinformation on making your gift to CUA lawschool, please contact the Office of Developmentand Alumni Relations at 202-319-5670.There are many ways to give:Check: Please make checks payable to The Catholic Universityof America, with “Law School Annual Fund” or your chosen designationon the memo line, and mail your check in the envelopeenclosed in this issue of CUA Lawyer.Credit Card: Use the enclosed envelope or contact the lawschool at 202-319-5670 to make a credit card gift via phone.Matching Gifts: If you work for a firm or company thatmatches gifts from employees or their spouses, you can doubleand sometimes triple your gift to the school. Contact yourhuman resources office to see if your employer has a matchinggift program.Stock: Your gifts of appreciated stock may make you eligible forcertain tax deductions while meeting your philanthropic goals.Please contact Phil Orleans, major gifts officer, at 202-319-4638 forinformation and stock transfer instructions.Planned and Testamentary Gifts: Wills, living trusts or lifeinsurance beneficiary designations are an incredible way to makean outstanding impact on the well-being of the school. Gifts suchas Charitable Remainder Trusts, Pooled Income Funds and GiftAnnuities can help you make a gift to the school today, receive asubstantial tax benefit and in some instances allow you or abeneficiary to continue to receive income for life.
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