Career planning networking EVENT UPDATE:
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW ASSOCIATION OF FLORIDA (I.P.L.A.F.) [APRIL 23, 2015]
RSVP: Available @ EMartin@ConceptLaw.com
Additional information: Available @ wynwoodbrewing.com
APPROVED PRO BONO OPPORTUNITY – FIU LAW CARLOS A. COSTA IMMIGRATION & HUMAN RIGHTS CLINIC: NATURALIZATION CLINIC [APRIL 25, 2015]
The FIU Clinic will be co-hosting a naturalization clinic at St. Thomas University along with partners, Catholic Legal Services, the Florida Immigrant Coalition, and others.
Volunteers are needed! This is an APPROVED opportunity to receive pro bono hours for students able to assist applicants at the clinic. A live training will be provided at FIU College of Law to all volunteers at least 1 week before the clinic. Volunteers will also have access to a group training on April 24th. (*Please note, training may only count for 10% of your total substantive pro bono hours of participation during the clinic). The ability to speak Spanish is not a requirement.
Where: St. Thomas University, 16401 N.W. 37th Ave., Miami Gardens, FL 33054
When: 10 A.M. – 2 P.M.
Registration: To volunteer, please email Leonor Ayerdis @ IHRCFIU@gmail.com
Additional information: Available @ citizenshipflorida.org
WORLD IP DAY – GET UP, STAND UP. FOR MUSIC. [APRIL 26, 2015]
World IP Day was launched in 2000 by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) to promote and protect creative ideas, including music, art, trademarks, writings and inventions. AIPLA, working with local IP law associations, Chambers of Commerce, cities, and law schools, celebrated World IP nationally, and internationally, in a grand fashion.
The event theme for 2015 World IP Day is “music.” Not knowing how one may perceive music is the beauty of creating it. Although music varies in style, it uniquely has a way of uniting people. The imaginative minds behind the music and the evolving technology used to create it give us the ability to enjoy these sounds and access them with the simple click of a finger. The relationship between man and music will never die, but predicting its course is impossible. Join us to explore the vast changes that are currently shaping the industry and hear the opinions on the future from those that are heavily involved in the process.
Where/When: Find complete listing of 2015 World IP Events throughout the U.S. and to view city-specific programming information, see links below
Complete details: Available @ aipla.org/learningcenter/