Department Of Business, Economics And Public Administration law Enforcement Academy. Classes are small and the faculty take a personal interestin The Small business Development Center is operated under the umbrella of http://www.wnmu.edu/academic/business/business.htm
Extractions: Department Chair: Catalog Information Course Syllabi Criminal Justice Intro ... Law Enforcement Academy Professors Associate Professors Assistant Professors Instructors Department Secretary Clubs Department e-mail busad@wnmu.edu Business Program Would you like a career in accounting, banking, finance management, public policy or a related area? A business degree may be what you are looking for. Our programs based upon courses in business, arts, sciences, and humanities provide you with a solid, well-rounded education to help you achieve your career goals. The business program offers a Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) with an emphasis in either accounting, management or management information systems. Other degree options include Bachelor of Science in Public Administration, Bachelor of Science in Operations Management and Supervision, and Associate of Science in Business Administration. Students who wish to continue their education beyond a four-year degree can obtain a Master of Business Administration.
College Profile Of Loyola University Chicago of business Administration, Education, law, and Social graduate degree programs inbusiness, information systems More than 600 networked personal computers are http://www.thehighschoolgraduate.com/editorial/CC/loyola.htm
Extractions: - social work and sociology Loyola University Chicago was founded in 1870 by the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) and carries the namesake of the Society's founder, St. Ignatius Loyola (1491-1556), who devoted his life to God through his quest for knowledge and the rigors of scholarship. Loyola nurtures the Jesuit tradition with a mission that is academically challenging and strives to develop the whole student by promoting compassion for others and a consciousness of justice and ethics. The Loyola Experience, launched in 1996 as a university-wide initiative, aims to deepen the Jesuit philosophy of educating the whole person through academic, social, service, and urban opportunities.
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E Law: Business Law And Ethics Does It Have A Future? - Text in researching and applying case law and legislation and their application to thebusiness environment, and; and understand a range of personal and professional http://www.murdoch.edu.au/elaw/issues/v9n3/lancaster93_text.html
Extractions: University of Technology, Sydney This paper was presented to the Legal Interest Group at the Australasian Law Teachers' Association conference, hosted by Murdoch University on 1st October 2002. Any comments on the paper may be emailed to the authors at: BLethics@law.uts.edu.au Contents On two previous occasions papers have been presented to the Law in Non-Law Schools Interest Group of the Association of Australasian Law Schools (now called "ALTA") drawing a comparison between teaching law to non-law school students particularly with regard to the introductory "business law" subject from 1973 to the present day. On the first occasion in a paper presented to this same group at the ALTA Conference held in Canberra at the ANU in 1990 entitled "Law in Non-Law Schools - The Future after the Pearce Committee" an attempt was made to draw a comparison between the publicity which had been given to statements which the Pearce Report had made regarding the perceived quality of individual law schools and the neglect of that part of the Report - "Chapter 7 - Teaching Law to Non-Law Students". As an illustration of what was perceived to be the approach towards the teaching of law to non-law schools prior to the round of universities and colleges of advanced education (CAE) mergers during the Dawkins period of 1989-91. From the Pearce Report comes the following relevant extracts were quoted:
Networking Skills Career Strategies for Making Effective personal Contacts, Cynthia Talking Your Wayto business and Social 2001 ChicagoKent College of law, Illinois Institute http://www.kentlaw.edu/depts/cso/handout_networking.html
Extractions: Usually the term "networking" evokes anxiety in the hearts of all job seekers; especially when they feel they "know no one." However, it is often the anticipation of calling a contact or asking for a colleague's advice that is more anxiety-provoking than the actual meeting itself. Networking is simply the act of obtaining information and increasing your contact base through informational sessions with other professionals. Just as your opinion about Chicago-Kent may be solicited by a prospective student, so do practitioners expect questions from current law students about their practice area, employer, or other issues related to the field of law. Networking can take place in a variety of settings and contacts may be persons with whom you have either a professional or personal relationship. It is often easier to start with people you already know: friends, family, classmates, former employers/colleagues, etc. so that you feel more comfortable talking with them about your current situation and career goals. It is important to ask "Who else do you suggest I talk with?" so that you can expand your list of contacts as you progress in your job search. In addition to personal contacts, identify potential people to contact from relevant institutions or organizations. Following are suggested sources:
UCSB Catalog: Additional Academic Programs courses, and seminars for personal and professional from educational institutionsand business organizations. in anthropology, English, history, law and society http://www.catalog.ucsb.edu/aap.htm
Extractions: UCSB Washington Center Program The UCSB Washington Center Program supports and supervises undergraduate students who pursue internships, research, and creative activities in the nation's capital. The program is open through a competitive application process to upper-division students in all majors. Students may participate during any academic quarter, or during summer, and may earn up to eight units of internship credit (INT 192DC) and four units of independent study credit (INT 199DC). Students receive credit toward graduation with INT 192DC and INT 199DC, but need consent from their department to apply the units to their major. Students who meet the financial need and other eligibility criteria may apply for a President's Washington Scholarship to help cover supplemental intership costs. A minimum GPA of 2.8 is required. The UCSB Washington Center also offers a unique opportunity for UCSB faculty members and graduate students to teach and pursue research in the Washington D.C. area. UCSB faculty members and graduate students in residence advise interns in conducting research and writing major research papers. UCSB faculty, along with faculty from other participating UC campuses, offer upper-division courses at the Center in diverse academic fields; students may receive credit for any of these courses.
The FIRM : Firm Bio thirty year veteran of the entertainment and music business. tour coordinator forInner Circle, and personal manager for a Juris Doctor from New York law School http://www.thefirm.com/firmbio.html
Extractions: is an aggressive law firm whose areas of primary concern include: THE FIRM The founding members, JEFFREY E. JACOBSON and BRUCE E. COLFIN Testimonial Short Story Jeffrey and Bruce frequently represent their clients in business negotiations with, or in litigation against, major multi-national companies; however the majority of their clients are involved in the music or entertainment business. Typical clients include former Rolling Stones guitarist, and Rock Hall of Fame inductee, Mick Taylor TESTIMONIAL JEFFREY E. JACOBSON In his pre-attorney life, Jeffrey managed several bands, served as a consultant to record companies, was President of a music production company, Vice-President of an advertising group, and President of two music publishing firms. He is listed in "Who's Who in America", "Who's Who in the World", "Who's Who in American Law", "Who's Who in Entertainment", "Who's Who of Emerging Leaders in America", and "Who's Who in the East", as well as many other domestic and foreign biographical works. BRUCE E. COLFIN, ESQ.
Who Is Leslie Barclay? Despite inclinations towards changing my major to law and then life climbing thecorporate ladder and my personal experience with small business had put http://www.geocities.com/lesliebarclay/me.html
Extractions: For those of you who have no idea who I am or perhaps are just hoping to discover something they didn't know, I shall here provide a brief biography. 1966 Born in Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada 1971-1984 School Years: Kindergarten to Grade 12 in Nanaimo 1980-1983 Involved as manager and company president with Junior Achievement 1984-1985 College Freshman Malaspina College 1985-1989 Studied Commerce at University of British Columbia 1986-1989 Businessman owned and operated underground sprinkler business 1989-1991 Lost Years (?!) 1991-1993 University II Studied elementary education at Malaspina University-College 1993-1995 Taught High School English in Bangkok, Thailand 1996-1998 Taught Elementary and Adult English in Seoul, South Korea 1999-2000 Teaching High School English in Bangkok, Thailand 1999 Got married in Thailand. 2000 Continued to teach in Thailand. Moved back to Korea to teach. 2001 Returned to Nanaimo, Canada and with my wife opened a Thai restaurant
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Extractions: "It is not the spoon that bends. It is only yourself." Thursday, April 03, 2003 EFF analysis of Patriot II misses the mark? Over at the Volokh Conspiracy, Orin Kerr debunks the EFF analysis of the now dead Patiot II proposal from the DOJ. ELECTRONIC FRONTIER FOUNDATION ON THE CRYPTO-AS-A-CRIME PROPOSAL: The Electronic Frontier Foundation has released an analysis of the now-dead-in-the-water leaked DOJ proposal that many have dubbed Patriot II. I haven't read the whole EFF analysis, but given my interest in the proposal to criminalize use of cryptography, I figured I would start there to try to get a feel for the quality of the EFF analysis as a whole. The experience doesn't leave me particularly confident in the rest of the document. [ more... See also: Tech Policy Permalink Add a comment
Extractions: James Boccardo, San Jose's tempestuous king of torts who pioneered innovations in personal-injury trials and became one of the first lawyers in the nation to win million-dollar verdicts, died Monday at his home in Los Gatos. He was 91. The founder of a powerhouse law firm dedicated to representing people injured and wronged, Boccardo was a South Bay institution since the 1930s, amassing a real estate fortune to go along with his legal empire. Boccardo's renowned law firm survived for decades, despite being embroiled in frequent financial spats with former partners who fought the legal patriarch over clients and money. Boccardo's son, John, said his father's health was failing in recent weeks and he ``died of old age.'' But Boccardo said his father had remained fairly active since retiring in 1997, going out to breakfast and lunch, occasionally consulting with lawyers and spending time with Lorraine Boccardo, his wife of 65 years.
Extractions: This Web page shows the table of contents of our My Internet CD. Internal links will take you to the various sections, but you cannot get to the books themselves here on the Web. For that you need the CD. For details about this publishing service, check the readme document. You can buy this CD with four books, over 160 articles, and 52 newsletter issues that will inspire you and provide the practical information you need to build your own personal Web site or Internet-based business, for $29 at our online store http://store.yahoo.com/samizdat. If you would like to have your PC (with speakers) read these texts aloud to you, while they are displayed in text on the screen, see below about the free ReadPlease software that we have included on this CD. Click on a category to go to one of the major sections of this index page: Internet-on-a-Disk: newsletter of electronic texts and Internet trends; every issue, starting Feb. 1994 This CD contains the complete Internet-related works of Richard Seltzer. His non-Internet works (novels, plays, stories, articles, etc.) are available on another CD available through our online store at
Business learn to identify potential employment law violations, write Improve your businesswriting skills with a the basics, develop an effective personal style, and http://technet.gtcc.cc.nc.us/coned/spring03/text/business.html
Extractions: Business (For additional Business classes in the Personal Enrichment section Certificate in Management (AMA) Business and Industry Services at GTCC, in cooperation with the American Management Association (AMA), is offering the Certificate in Management Program. The program features courses which are designed to help participants become more effective in their present job, and to prepare them for future advancement. Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are awarded with the successful completion of each course. The Certificate in Management Program requires successful completion of six courses (12 CEUs), after which the participant receives a Certificate in Management from GTCC and the AMA. A textbook is required for each course; approximate book cost is $65. For more information, call Bob Plain at (336)334-4822 or (336)454-1126, ext. 2586. Communications Skills for Managers - AMA Learn clear, precise business communication. In this course, you will become an effective communicator and active listener. You will learn how to master the techniques of expressing your ideas clearly and concisely, verbally and in reports and proposals. Evaluate your listening habits and build on your strengths. Textbook required. Two CEUs will be available upon successful completion. Course Code: Date: January 29 - March 19, Wednesday
Zack Kosnitzky P.A. s business and his high personal commitment to in litigation, domestic and internationalbusiness transactions, securities law negotiated by the law firm, Zack http://www.zacklaw.com/news/firm_news.asp
Extractions: Stephen N. Zack is a former President of the Florida Bar and currently a member of the American Bar Association Board of Governors and is the President of the National Conference of Bar Presidents. I look forward to Johns leadership in his new role not only because of his outstanding skills as a lawyer but, because of his outstanding business savvy and experience. I also want to recognize the exemplary job Michael has done as managing partner and congratulate him on a job well done, said Zack. Mr. Kosnitzky is an active member of the Jackson Memorial Public Health Trust, Miami Parking Authority, Orange Bowl Committee, and the Health Facilities Authority of Miami Beach. I have complete confidence in John. We have worked together as far back as when we were both new associates. Nothing could be better than having a dear friend and valued colleague in this position, said Kosnitzky.
Law Society Of BC: Bulletin concerns only as examples of unfinished business which deserves is here to help youtackle personal problems and The law Society office is developing a library http://www.lawsociety.bc.ca/library/bulletin/body_bulletin_bb-91-12.html
Extractions: 1991 No. 8 December Table of contents Lawyers in Business Conflicts Principles Approved After studies, debates, drafts and re-drafts that stretch back almost 20 years, the Benchers have now approved seven principles that will lead to a new business conflicts ruling in the Professional Conduct Handbook Law Society committees studying business conflicts over the past decade have recognized that a lawyer may act as a legal advisor or a business partner, but not both. Yet translating this concept into specific principles and rulings has proved difficult. A special committee chaired by William Ireland, Q.C. of Vancouver prepared a preliminary draft ruling on conflicts arising out of lawyers' business relationships with clients in 1985. This was reviewed and sent back for revision by the Benchers. The re-draft was circulated to members for comment in early 1987, [February, 1987 Benchers' Bulletin ]. Some lawyers at the Annual Meeting that year criticized the proposed rulings as too broad and almost enforceable, especially in smaller communities where some of the provisions were contrary to accepted practice. The ruling was also criticized for extending to lawyers' affiliates and associates. The pivotal business conflicts ruling B/9(b) of the Professional Conduct Handbook now states that "[n]o member shall act for a client where there is a possibility, no matter how remote, that his duty to his client conflicts with his personal interests." Other aspects are covered by Canons 3(2) and 3(7), and by Rulings B/8 (engaging in other business), B/13 (borrowing and investing), and B/14 (finders fees).
Attorneys In Moulton Law Firm, Billings, Montana, Page 1 practice are litigation, including personal injury and law, products liability, andmedical malpractice law. of Science degree in business Administration with http://www.moultonlawfirm.com/attorneys.htm
Extractions: Attorneys at The Moulton Firm, Billings, Montana: Brad H. Anderson [Photo Available] Brad was born in Missoula, Montana, on February 4, 1959. He earned his B.A. degree, with honors, from Montana State University in 1981, and his J.D. degree from the University of Montana in 1984. In law school he received the American Jurisprudence Award in Business Organizations and was a Northwest Area Foundation Scholar. From 1987 to 1995 Brad served as Chair of the Paralegal Studies Department at Rocky Mountain College in Billings. He served on the Yellowstone Arts Center Capital Fund Drive Campaign. His hobbies include fly fishing, mountain biking, hunting, hiking, skiing, and sailing. Brad's practice is primarily in the areas of personal injury, insurance defense and coverage issues, products liability, and workers compensation. Michael E. Begley [Photo Not Yet Available] Michael was born in Casper, Wyoming in 1970, and spent much of his youth traveling to Montana for alpine ski races. He graduated from Rocky Mountain College, Billings, in 1996. While at Rocky, Michael was a scholarship athlete with the Rocky Mountain College Varsity Ski Team. After graduation, Michael worked for three years as a youth counselor with the Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch, located just west of Billings. He was also a volunteer soccer coach for the Magic City Soccer Club.
Privacy Considerations Of Law And Policy always be in business for the sake of business. active session, but do not collectpersonal data or regulatory (all flavors of administrative due process) law. http://www.cit.cornell.edu/oit/policymemos/privacy.html
Extractions: Electronic Communications at Cornell University Two federal criminal laws speak directly to the legal and ethical concerns regarding electronic privacy. First, the Computer Abuse Act, Title 18 of the criminal code, section 1030 specifically, renders computer trespass (not the scan "rattling of doorknobs" but penetration, retrieval and/or damage) and destructive programs (worms, viruses, etc.) illegal. Second, the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) establishes privacy of electronic communications at a standard similar to the wiretapping act of the late sixties. In short, the disclosure of any information by an Internet Service Provider to the public is actionable. Since Congress amended ECPA in 1994 to include wireless communications, "sniffing" (1) "Sniffing" is a slang term for interception of data communications. In telephonic communcations the analogous term is "tapping." I decided to contact the student, not as an employee of the university but as a regular person on my home computer and with my private e-mail address. I asked him to redact my name and that of another employee. He never did; it remains up today as I write. Now, if this is the worst incident to occur in my life I shall lead a charmed one indeed. Given its minor significance I present it as an example of an ethical question. In lieu of law, how do we, as citizens of the United States and of the world of Internet users, articulate an ethics of electronic media?
UCLA Medical Alumni Association personal Life Oldest daughter practicing law in downtown youngest daughter acceptedat Harvard undergraduate, wife started vibrant business, son hard http://www.medalumni.ucla.edu/classnotes_1965.htm
Extractions: Professional Life: Pediatrics and Pediatric Cardiology at Kaiser, Hawaii. Aloha Medical Mission-local plus trips to Vietnam (4) and Vanuatu(1). University of Hawaii Med School admissions/clinical teaching. Wilderness Medical Society activities and programs. Personal Life: Adopted baby boy from Huahue, Tahiti. Built new house on Big Island near volcano NP. Outrigger canoe paddling- 5 Molokai channel world championship races. Rooting for Bruin football. Internet fun-email, web pages plus exchanging jokes with Bob Snider.
EDC Staff/Contacts Dr Browns personal interests include opera, cinema, jazz has built up a successfulconsultancy business, working both Inns of Court School of law within the http://www.city.ac.uk/edc/contacts.htm
Extractions: Email: edc@city.ac.uk Vaneeta D'Andrea is currently Professor of Higher Education Development and Director of the Educational Development Centre (EDC) at City University, London. Her previous positions have included Director of Educational Development, Policy and Standards (1993-2000) at the University of Surrey, Roehampton and staff consultant at the Oxford Centre for Staff Development (1992-1993). Tel:+44 (0)20 7040 0175 Email: v.dandrea@city.ac.uk Back to Top Bruce Macfarlane is Reader in Higher Education and Assistant Director of the EDC. Before joining City University in October, 2000 Bruce worked for 13 years as a business and management lecturer in higher education. His research interests incorporate both pedagogic and policy issues in higher education. As a business and management specialist, he co-edited Effective Learning and Teaching in Business and Management (2001), the first book in an ILT/THES subject series. He is currently co-editing a volume on pedagogic innovation in international business education, conducting funded research on the challenges facing business and management lecturers in the UK and writing a book on the ethics of university teaching based on his own case studies. He recently co-edited a special edition of the international journal
Bios currently owns (with Gary) a sign business and a He has also served as a law EnforcementWeapons Home Firearm Safety, Basic Pistol and personal Protection In http://www.iapdatacom.net/members/jimrs/bios.htm
Extractions: Meet our instructors: Gary Kercher is a welcome addition to our staff. He is a graduate of the Ohio Peace Officers Training Academy and an active duty police officer. Allan Hess is currently the Executive Director of the Clark County Agricultural Society and manages the Clark County Fairgrounds. He has had an interest in the shooting and hunting sports since early childhood. In passing along his passion for the shooting sports he just completed the hunter education course with his youngest daughter who has been shooting with him for several years now. Allan took the certified instructor's training program offered by the NRA to be able to teach others how to safely handle, use, enjoy, and store their firearms. He is NRA certified to teach Home Firearm Safety, Basic Pistol, Personal Protection In the Home. Allan is our mainstay when it comes to organizing our classroom instruction. AshleyHowell is currently working as a security specialist. He is a life member of the NRA and a member of the Peoples Rights Organization. Ashley is a breath of fresh air to our group. He enjoys reloading his own ammunition and is currently studying to become an NRA certified reloading instructor. Ashley is NRA certified to teach Home Firearm Safety, Basic Pistol, and Personal Protection In the Home. Jim Stouffer Dick Martin is our lead instructor and takes care of our finances. He is a stickler for detail. He is the type of instructor who can take an 8 hour course and turn it into 14 hrs. real easy! He is currently employed as a logistics management specialist in federal civil service at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. He lives in Fairborn, Ohio with his wife, Cindy. In 1949, when Dick was eight years old, his father, a career soldier in the U. S. Army, started teaching young Dick to safely handle and shoot firearms, starting with a BB pistol. Dick got his first "real gun", a Remington bolt-action .22 rifle, at age.10. He is still an active shooter. Dick is certified by the National Rifle Association (NRA) as an instructor in Home Firearms Safety, Basic Pistol and Personal Protection in the Home. Dick is also an NRA Certified Range Safety Officer. He has been teaching NRA courses since June, 2000.
