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SVA Sponsors "Honor Flight" Movie
SVA Sponsors "Honor Flight" Movie |
Join SVA for this amazing event!When: Sunday December 9 at 1:00pWhere: Quad Cinema (34 West 13th St) |
"Honor Flight" Official Trailer |
Student Veterans of America is proud to sponsor a screening of the film Honor Flight at Quad Cinema in New York City this Sunday, December 9, 2012.
Honor Flight is an intimate portrait of four World War II veterans in the last chapter of their lives and a community coming together to honor them with a trip of a lifetime. A number of WWII veterans will be in attendance at the special screening, including Jerry Yellin who flew the final mission of WWII from Iwo Jima on August 15, 1945.
"1,000 WWII vets die every day," say Clay Broga and Dan Hayes, the film's director-producer duo. "Our goal is to pay them tribute and to challenge Americans, particularly younger generations, to reflect on the freedom and opportunity we have... because of what these men and women did." Join community members and leaders this Sunday in thanking these veterans, and all of those across the country, for their service and sacrifice.
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December 07, 2012
Round Up - 12/5
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
- Milvets Meeting
- URGENT - Invitation to Award Ceremony with Dick Cheney
- 12/7 Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day Events
- $10,000 Grant to fund your Peace Project
- Four Block Spring Semester Program
- Milvets Clothing and Toy Drive
12/6 Milvets Meeting
Do you like free food? Then join us this Thursday, December 6 for the last Milvets meeting of the semester. We'll be at Haakon's Hall (118th and Broadway) starting at 8PM. And yes, there will be free food!
URGENT - Invitation to Award Ceremony with Dick Cheney
The Hudson Institute is honored to invite Milvets to the 2012 Herman Kahn Award Dinner with Vice President Dick Cheney on December 6. A VIP reception with VP Cheney from 5PM to 6:15PM that will be followed with a larger general reception until 7 PM. Dinner will then start and the evening should end around 9:30 PM.
Dress code is business attire.
Milvets can bring personal guests complimentary of the Hudson Institute.
Location: The Pierre Hotel
2 East 61st Street (at Fifth Ave.)
New York, NY 10065
You must RSVP by 5pm Weds, Dec 5.
There are only ten tickets available, so RSVP as soon as possible!
Click here to RSVP.
The Hudson Institute is honored to invite Milvets to the 2012 Herman Kahn Award Dinner with Vice President Dick Cheney on December 6. A VIP reception with VP Cheney from 5PM to 6:15PM that will be followed with a larger general reception until 7 PM. Dinner will then start and the evening should end around 9:30 PM.
Dress code is business attire.
Milvets can bring personal guests complimentary of the Hudson Institute.
Location: The Pierre Hotel
2 East 61st Street (at Fifth Ave.)
New York, NY 10065
You must RSVP by 5pm Weds, Dec 5.
There are only ten tickets available, so RSVP as soon as possible!
Click here to RSVP.
12/7 Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day Events
Friday, December 7, is Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day. Several veterans memorial events will take place at historic sites across NYC on this day. All are invited to attend and to show your support!
- 1:00pm - The Horse Soldier Statue – Depicts the Special Operations Forces of all branches, who in 2002 carried out the 1st assault on the Taliban – Entrance to the statue is by the WTC Path Station at Vesey Street and West Broadway.
- 2:00pm - In Battery Park - the World War II - East Coast Memorial, The Battle of the Atlantic
- 2:30pm - The World Trade Center Globe – in Battery Park. Recovered from the wreckage of the WTC with an eternal flame as a memorial to the victims of 9/11.
- 3:00pm - The Korean War Monument – in Battery Park; also known as “The Universal Soldier.” The figure forms a silhouette that allows viewers to see through the monument to the Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island.
- 3:45pm - The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Plaza – In memory of the 1,741 New Yorkers who made the ultimate sacrifice in the Vietnam War; located at 55 Water Street.
- 4:00pm - Press conference. Toy collection depot for military children, and those children so severely impacted as a result of Hurricane Sandy. Located at The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Plaza, 55 Water Street.
- 5:00pm - Tree Lighting Ceremony at The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Plaza.
$10,000 Grant to fund your Peace Project!
The Davis Projects for Peace is an initiative funded by Kathryn W. Davis for undergraduate students to design and implement their own grassroots projects for the summer of 2013. Individual or groups of students are invited to submit innovative and engaging proposals for projects focused on conflict resolution and the breaking down of barriers to peace. While the overall program is worldwide in scope, individual projects may be carried out in any location, including the United States. Selected projects will receive $10,000 in funding. The Office of Civic Action and Engagement is now accepting submissions from undergraduate students in Columbia College, Columbia Engineering, and General Studies for this amazing opportunity!
Submission Deadline: Sunday, January 20th
Click here for more details.
Four Block Spring Semester Program
Interested in mentoring, networking and professional development opportunities in NYC? If so, please consider the unique spring program hosted by Four Block. To learn more see the below invitation from Four Block co-founder Mike Abrams.
MilVets,
If you’re looking for a competitive advantage in landing a summer internship, as well as opportunities to meet and network with senior executives at Fortune 500 companies, then join a growing network of student-veterans who have decided to become the next generation of corporate leaders.
Columbia, in partnership with Four Block, is offering a spring program specifically to assist Columbia MilVets with landing summer 2013 internships at Fortune 500 companies here in NYC.
This is a competitive, semester-long program that consists of professional development classes, one-on-one mentoring, and networking events at companies such as JPMorgan, NBCUniversal, and the National Football League. Participants will be expected to attend once-a-week classes and networking events, typically taking place on Wednesday evenings from 6-8p at Marsh & McLennan corporate headquarters in midtown Manhattan.
For more details about the spring program, such as application requirements and the semester schedule, visit www.fourblock.com. Click on “Apply Now” in the navigation bar.
Applications are due Friday, February 1, 2013. Our class is expected to fill up by mid-December so please submit your resumes early as we will accept students as they apply.
Go online today and take the first step towards your new career!
Semper Fi,
Mike Abrams
Co-Founder, Four Block
Interested in mentoring, networking and professional development opportunities in NYC? If so, please consider the unique spring program hosted by Four Block. To learn more see the below invitation from Four Block co-founder Mike Abrams.
MilVets,
If you’re looking for a competitive advantage in landing a summer internship, as well as opportunities to meet and network with senior executives at Fortune 500 companies, then join a growing network of student-veterans who have decided to become the next generation of corporate leaders.
Columbia, in partnership with Four Block, is offering a spring program specifically to assist Columbia MilVets with landing summer 2013 internships at Fortune 500 companies here in NYC.
This is a competitive, semester-long program that consists of professional development classes, one-on-one mentoring, and networking events at companies such as JPMorgan, NBCUniversal, and the National Football League. Participants will be expected to attend once-a-week classes and networking events, typically taking place on Wednesday evenings from 6-8p at Marsh & McLennan corporate headquarters in midtown Manhattan.
For more details about the spring program, such as application requirements and the semester schedule, visit www.fourblock.com. Click on “Apply Now” in the navigation bar.
Applications are due Friday, February 1, 2013. Our class is expected to fill up by mid-December so please submit your resumes early as we will accept students as they apply.
Go online today and take the first step towards your new career!
Semper Fi,
Mike Abrams
Co-Founder, Four Block
Milvets Clothing and Toys 4 Tots Drive
The season of giving is now here. Please join us by generously donating toys and clothing to Toys 4 Tots and Vietnam Veterans of America. Donation bins are located at the GS Lounge and the entrance to Butler. Let's lead by example and give!
The season of giving is now here. Please join us by generously donating toys and clothing to Toys 4 Tots and Vietnam Veterans of America. Donation bins are located at the GS Lounge and the entrance to Butler. Let's lead by example and give!
December 06, 2012
Round Up - 11/28
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
- No Milvets Meeting/Kick off to Toy and Clothing Drive
- Third Annual Military Ball
- Apply for the FPI New York Leaders Program
- $10,000 Grant to fund your Peace Project!
- Year-long MLB Network Apprenticeship (PAID)
- Four Block Spring Semester Program
- Milvets Clothing and Toy Drive
No Milvets Meeting / Kick off to Toy and Clothing Drive
There will no Milvets meeting this Thursday, November 29. Instead, join us for the kick off of the 2nd Annual Milvets Toy and Clothing Drive on College Walk during the tree lighting ceremony at 6pm.
Third Annual Military Ball
The Military Ball as it was originally planned for November 2nd has been canceled in full. We highly encourage you to apply for a refund via the TIC box office in the lobby of Lerner Hall. GSSC will cover any associated refund processing fees.
From this point forward Milvets will begin planning the Ball for the Spring semester. At this time we do not have a clear date or venue set, however we are considering hosting the event at the end of the semester in order to have adequate time for planning. Moving forward we will need your support to make this happen! We will also be reaching out in the weekly Round Up with status updates as well as opportunities for you to get involved. This will not happen without the commitment of our members!
Apply for the FPI New York Leaders Program
The Foreign Policy Initiative (FPI), a D.C.-based think tank, is launching its second year of the FPI New York Leaders Program. The purpose of the FPI New York Leaders Program is to cultivate the next generation of foreign policy leaders, connect them with each other, and foster high-level engagement with foreign policy experts from New York and Washington. The program will identify young professionals in a variety of industries who share FPI’s commitment to international engagement, support for America’s allies, expanding political and economic freedom, and a strong military. Members of the FPI New York Leaders Program will have the opportunity to participate in an exclusive series of dinner discussions spanning 12 months with influential foreign policy experts, authors, and practitioners in foreign affairs to engage in thoughtful and educational conversations on topics such as global finance, international terrorism, and multilateral institutions.
In the previous class, three members were current Columbia students and five members who were Columbia alumni.
For more information about the FPI New York Leaders Program and how to apply, click here.
The deadline to apply is Tuesday, December 4th.
The Davis Projects for Peace is an initiative funded by Kathryn W. Davis for undergraduate students to design and implement their own grassroots projects for the summer of 2013. Individual or groups of students are invited to submit innovative and engaging proposals for projects focused on conflict resolution and the breaking down of barriers to peace. While the overall program is worldwide in scope, individual projects may be carried out in any location, including the United States. Selected projects will receive $10,000 in funding. The Office of Civic Action and Engagement is now accepting submissions from undergraduate students in Columbia College, Columbia Engineering, and General Studies for this amazing opportunity!
Submission Deadline: Sunday, January 20th
Click here for more details.
Year-long MLB Network Apprenticeship (PAID)
The MLB Network seeks a Studio Apprentice (two openings) with a strong desire to learn one or more of the various studio technical crew trades. Candidate should have an interest in Studio Production and be able to work in a dynamic team setting. The Apprentice will contribute to the day to day on air live product that makes MLB Network so unique. It is expected that the studio apprentice will spend the first 3 months at MLBN rotating through the various studio technical areas. After 3 months, the Apprentice and studio operations management will determine which area best suits the skillset and interest of the apprentice. It is expected that the apprentice would primarily work in that area for the following nine months to gain experience and proficiency in that discipline.
The full job description and application are posted on our web page (here).
Four Block Spring Semester Program
Interested in mentoring, networking and professional development opportunities in NYC? If so, please consider the unique spring program hosted by Four Block. To learn more see the below invitation from Four Block co-founder Mike Abrams.
MilVets,
If you’re looking for a competitive advantage in landing a summer internship, as well as opportunities to meet and network with senior executives at Fortune 500 companies, then join a growing network of student-veterans who have decided to become the next generation of corporate leaders.
Columbia, in partnership with Four Block, is offering a spring program specifically to assist Columbia MilVets with landing summer 2013 internships at Fortune 500 companies here in NYC.
This is a competitive, semester-long program that consists of professional development classes, one-on-one mentoring, and networking events at companies such as JPMorgan, NBCUniversal, and the National Football League. Participants will be expected to attend once-a-week classes and networking events, typically taking place on Wednesday evenings from 6-8p at Marsh & McLennan corporate headquarters in midtown Manhattan.
For more details about the spring program, such as application requirements and the semester schedule, visit www.fourblock.com. Click on “Apply Now” in the navigation bar.
Applications are due Friday, February 1, 2013. Our class is expected to fill up by mid-December so please submit your resumes early as we will accept students as they apply.
Go online today and take the first step towards your new career!
Semper Fi,
Mike Abrams
Co-Founder, Four Block
Interested in mentoring, networking and professional development opportunities in NYC? If so, please consider the unique spring program hosted by Four Block. To learn more see the below invitation from Four Block co-founder Mike Abrams.
MilVets,
If you’re looking for a competitive advantage in landing a summer internship, as well as opportunities to meet and network with senior executives at Fortune 500 companies, then join a growing network of student-veterans who have decided to become the next generation of corporate leaders.
Columbia, in partnership with Four Block, is offering a spring program specifically to assist Columbia MilVets with landing summer 2013 internships at Fortune 500 companies here in NYC.
This is a competitive, semester-long program that consists of professional development classes, one-on-one mentoring, and networking events at companies such as JPMorgan, NBCUniversal, and the National Football League. Participants will be expected to attend once-a-week classes and networking events, typically taking place on Wednesday evenings from 6-8p at Marsh & McLennan corporate headquarters in midtown Manhattan.
For more details about the spring program, such as application requirements and the semester schedule, visit www.fourblock.com. Click on “Apply Now” in the navigation bar.
Applications are due Friday, February 1, 2013. Our class is expected to fill up by mid-December so please submit your resumes early as we will accept students as they apply.
Go online today and take the first step towards your new career!
Semper Fi,
Mike Abrams
Co-Founder, Four Block
Milvets Clothing and Toys 4 Tots Drive
The season of giving isnow here. Please join us by generously donating toys and clothing to Toys 4 Tots and Vietnam Veterans of America beginning on 11/29, during the tree lighting ceremony on College Walk at 6pm.
There will be donation sites around campus beginning on the day of the tree lighting and continuing until the end of the semester. Let's lead by example and give!
The season of giving isnow here. Please join us by generously donating toys and clothing to Toys 4 Tots and Vietnam Veterans of America beginning on 11/29, during the tree lighting ceremony on College Walk at 6pm.
There will be donation sites around campus beginning on the day of the tree lighting and continuing until the end of the semester. Let's lead by example and give!
November 28, 2012
Round Up - 11/20
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
We hope you enjoy the Thanksgiving holiday.
NEW AND IMPORTANT
- No Milvets Meeting
- Third Annual Military Ball
- Apply for the FPI New York Leaders Program
- $10,000 Grant to fund your Peace Project!
- Year-long MLB Network Apprenticeship (PAID)
- Paid Part-time Legal Assistant Position Available for Milvets
- Milvets Clothing and Toy Drive
No Milvets Meeting
There will no Milvets meeting this Thursday, November 22. Instead, enjoy the holiday by indulging in food, family, and football.
Third Annual Military Ball
The Military Ball as it was originally planned for November 2nd has been canceled in full. We highly encourage you to apply for a refund via the TIC box office in the lobby of Lerner Hall. GSSC will cover any associated refund processing fees.
From this point forward Milvets will begin planning the Ball for the Spring semester. At this time we do not have a clear date or venue set, however we are considering hosting the event at the end of the semester in order to have adequate time for planning. Moving forward we will need your support to make this happen! We will also be reaching out in the weekly Round Up with status updates as well as opportunities for you to get involved. This will not happen without the commitment of our members!
Apply for the FPI New York Leaders Program
The Foreign Policy Initiative (FPI), a D.C.-based think tank, is launching its second year of the FPI New York Leaders Program. The purpose of the FPI New York Leaders Program is to cultivate the next generation of foreign policy leaders, connect them with each other, and foster high-level engagement with foreign policy experts from New York and Washington. The program will identify young professionals in a variety of industries who share FPI’s commitment to international engagement, support for America’s allies, expanding political and economic freedom, and a strong military. Members of the FPI New York Leaders Program will have the opportunity to participate in an exclusive series of dinner discussions spanning 12 months with influential foreign policy experts, authors, and practitioners in foreign affairs to engage in thoughtful and educational conversations on topics such as global finance, international terrorism, and multilateral institutions.
In the previous class, three members were current Columbia students and five members who were Columbia alumni.
For more information about the FPI New York Leaders Program and how to apply, click here.
The deadline to apply is Tuesday, December 4th.
The Davis Projects for Peace is an initiative funded by Kathryn W. Davis for undergraduate students to design and implement their own grassroots projects for the summer of 2013. Individual or groups of students are invited to submit innovative and engaging proposals for projects focused on conflict resolution and the breaking down of barriers to peace. While the overall program is worldwide in scope, individual projects may be carried out in any location, including the United States. Selected projects will receive $10,000 in funding. The Office of Civic Action and Engagement is now accepting submissions from undergraduate students in Columbia College, Columbia Engineering, and General Studies for this amazing opportunity!
Submission Deadline: Sunday, January 20th
Click here for more details.
Year-long MLB Network Apprenticeship (PAID)
The MLB Network seeks a Studio Apprentice (two openings) with a strong desire to learn one or more of the various studio technical crew trades. Candidate should have an interest in Studio Production and be able to work in a dynamic team setting. The Apprentice will contribute to the day to day on air live product that makes MLB Network so unique. It is expected that the studio apprentice will spend the first 3 months at MLBN rotating through the various studio technical areas. After 3 months, the Apprentice and studio operations management will determine which area best suits the skillset and interest of the apprentice. It is expected that the apprentice would primarily work in that area for the following nine months to gain experience and proficiency in that discipline.
The full job description and application are posted to oour web page (here).
Paid Part-time Legal Assistant Position Available for Milvets
Mitchell Cantor is a solo practitioner of law here in Manhattan and he's looking for a part-time legal assistant. Mr. Cantor specifically wants to employ veterans since his experiences hiring veterans in the past has been so rewarding. This is an exciting opportunity for anyone interested in a career in law. This position is paid. If interested or seeking more information please contact Ryan Robinson by email (rsr2134@columbia.edu) and he can make the introduction to Mitchell Cantor.
Mitchell Cantor is a solo practitioner of law here in Manhattan and he's looking for a part-time legal assistant. Mr. Cantor specifically wants to employ veterans since his experiences hiring veterans in the past has been so rewarding. This is an exciting opportunity for anyone interested in a career in law. This position is paid. If interested or seeking more information please contact Ryan Robinson by email (rsr2134@columbia.edu) and he can make the introduction to Mitchell Cantor.
Milvets Clothing and Toys 4 Tots Drive
The season of giving is approaching quickly. Please join us by generously donating toys and clothing to Toys 4 Tots and Vietnam Veterans of America beginning on 11/29, during the tree lighting ceremony on College Walk. The more, the merrier!
There will be donation sites around campus beginning on the day of the tree lighting and continuing until the end of the semester. Let's lead by example and give!
The season of giving is approaching quickly. Please join us by generously donating toys and clothing to Toys 4 Tots and Vietnam Veterans of America beginning on 11/29, during the tree lighting ceremony on College Walk. The more, the merrier!
There will be donation sites around campus beginning on the day of the tree lighting and continuing until the end of the semester. Let's lead by example and give!
November 20, 2012
Round Up - 11/13
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
We wish eveyone had reflective and relaxing Veterans Day.
NEW AND IMPORTANT
- 11/15 Milvets Meeting
- 3rd Annual Military Ball
- Invitation to SPI’s Life Lines Luncheon
- Veteran's Day with UBS
- Year-long MLB Network Apprenticeship (PAID)
- Paid Part-time Legal Assistant Position Available for Milvets
- Volunteers Needed for Veterans Day Parade
- Milvets Clothing and Toy Drive
Milvets Meeting and CUMC Panel and SCE Information Session
Interested in attending graduate or medical school after graduation? Then come to the Milvet meeting this Thursday, 15 November at 8:30pm in the Satow Room in Lerner to learn more about pursuing your post-undergrduate education. We will begin with a Columbia University Medical Center panel discussion (see below for a list of our guest speakers). Afterwards, the School of Continuing Education will host an information session on their Graduate and Non-degree programs which will immediately be followed by a networking Happy Hour at Haakon's Hall.
Guest Speakers:
From the Mailman School of Public Health:
Linda P. Fried
DeLamar Professor of Public Health, Mailman School of Public Health Dean
Mailman School of Public Health Senior Vice President
Columbia University Medical Center
Professor of Epidemiology and Professor of Medicine, College of Physicians and Surgeons
From the Columbia University School of Nursing:
Bobbie Berkowitz, PhD, RN, FAAN
Dean and Mary O’Neil Mundinger Professor
Columbia University School of Nursing
Sr. Vice President, Columbia University Medical Center
From the College of Dental Medicine:
Sandra Garcia, MA
Assistant Dean, College of Dental Medicine
College of Physicians & Surgeons
As well as:
Hilda Hutcherson, MD
Associate Dean
Office of Diversity, Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons
Programs in Occupational Therapy
and:
Janet Falk-Kessler, Ed.D., OTR, FAOTA
Director, Programs in Occupational Therapy
Columbia University
Guest Speakers:
From the Mailman School of Public Health:
Linda P. Fried
DeLamar Professor of Public Health, Mailman School of Public Health Dean
Mailman School of Public Health Senior Vice President
Columbia University Medical Center
Professor of Epidemiology and Professor of Medicine, College of Physicians and Surgeons
From the Columbia University School of Nursing:
Bobbie Berkowitz, PhD, RN, FAAN
Dean and Mary O’Neil Mundinger Professor
Columbia University School of Nursing
Sr. Vice President, Columbia University Medical Center
From the College of Dental Medicine:
Sandra Garcia, MA
Assistant Dean, College of Dental Medicine
College of Physicians & Surgeons
As well as:
Hilda Hutcherson, MD
Associate Dean
Office of Diversity, Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons
Programs in Occupational Therapy
and:
Janet Falk-Kessler, Ed.D., OTR, FAOTA
Director, Programs in Occupational Therapy
Columbia University
3rd Annual Military Ball
We are in the process of rescheduling the 3rd Annual Military Ball. As soon as we finalize the plans we will let you know. Thanks for your patience.
On November 14th, 2012, Milvets are invited to Suicide Prevention Initiatives' luncheon with their CEO and Medical Director, Herbert Hendin at The University Club (One West 54th St., New York, NY 10019) from 11:30am - 2:30pm. See the program below for more details.
HONOREES:
SURVIVORS AWARD: LEE ANN DOERFLINGER
Presented by Bengi Melton, M.D.
RESEARCH AWARD: WILLIAM McFARLANE, M.D.
Presented by Edward Dunne Ph.D.
JASON HANSMAN: 101st CIVIL AFFAIRS BATTALION IRAQ
SOCIAL JUSTICE FOR VETERANS AWARD
Presented by Vincent McGowan
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: PAUL “BUDDY” BUCHA
101st AIRBORNE VIETNAM, MOH RECIPIENT
Presented by Scott Higgins
Register here.
Veteran's Day with UBS
Veteran’s Day with Wealth Management Americas division (WMA) is a superday event on Friday, December 7 designed to educate Veterans in the junior year of college on the exciting and diverse internship opportunities offered through UBS Wealth Management Americas. A day at our offices will include:
• Early interviews for an internship in WMA (see job descriptions below)
• A keynote address from a senior leader
• A panel of members of our Veterans Network
• Opportunity to hear from past rotational program analysts
• Lunch and networking with UBS Representatives of all levels
UBS is one of the world's largest global wealth managers, with over CHF1.4 trillion in invested assets globally and over $715 billion in invested assets in the U.S.
All veterans in the class of 2014 (juniors) with a minimum 3.0 GPA are invited to apply online by 11:59 p.m. EST on Thursday, November 15.
Apply here.
Year-long MLB Network Apprenticeship (PAID)
The MLB Network seeks a Studio Apprentice (two openings) with a strong desire to learn one or more of the various studio technical crew trades. Candidate should have an interest in Studio Production and be able to work in a dynamic team setting. The Apprentice will contribute to the day to day on air live product that makes MLB Network so unique. It is expected that the studio apprentice will spend the first 3 months at MLBN rotating through the various studio technical areas. After 3 months, the Apprentice and studio operations management will determine which area best suits the skillset and interest of the apprentice. It is expected that the apprentice would primarily work in that area for the following nine months to gain experience and proficiency in that discipline.
The full job description and application are posted to our web page (here).
Paid Part-time Legal Assistant Position Available for Milvets
Mitchell Cantor is a solo practitioner of law here in Manhattan and he's looking for a part-time legal assistant. Mr. Cantor specifically wants to employ veterans since his experiences hiring veterans in the past has been so rewarding. This is an exciting opportunity for anyone interested in a career in law. This position is paid. If interested or seeking more information please contact Ryan Robinson by email (rsr2134@columbia.edu) and he can make the introduction to Mitchell Cantor.
Mitchell Cantor is a solo practitioner of law here in Manhattan and he's looking for a part-time legal assistant. Mr. Cantor specifically wants to employ veterans since his experiences hiring veterans in the past has been so rewarding. This is an exciting opportunity for anyone interested in a career in law. This position is paid. If interested or seeking more information please contact Ryan Robinson by email (rsr2134@columbia.edu) and he can make the introduction to Mitchell Cantor.
Milvets Clothing and Toys 4 Tots Drive
The season of giving is approaching quickly. Please join us by generously donating toys and clothing to Toys 4 Tots and Vietnam Veterans of America beginning on 11/29, during the tree lighting ceremony on College Walk. The more, the merrier!
There will be donation sites around campus beginning on the day of the tree lighting and continuing until the end of the semester. Let's lead by example and give!
The season of giving is approaching quickly. Please join us by generously donating toys and clothing to Toys 4 Tots and Vietnam Veterans of America beginning on 11/29, during the tree lighting ceremony on College Walk. The more, the merrier!
There will be donation sites around campus beginning on the day of the tree lighting and continuing until the end of the semester. Let's lead by example and give!
November 15, 2012
