The Special Needs Trust Workshop at the Southport Community Center is for family members of children/adults with special needs. It wil l explain how to make preparations so that the child will be taken of care of when the parents no longer can\, as well as how to appropriately set u p a will\, trust and other legal and financial documents necessary to ensu re continued care for your child. Lunch is provided.

Admission: FREE!

Scharf Hall in the Coach K Center. REGISTER: In eRecruiting by clicking More Information below. The Diversity Networking Dinner is des igned to connect Duke students to employers seeking to further diversify t heir organizations. Organizations attending are actively recruiting for in ternships\, full-time opportunities and fellowships. This is a sit-down di nner followed by a dessert reception with employers sponsoring this event. Open to undergraduate students only. For students\, the Diversity Network ing Dinner will provide the opportunity to: Learn about a variety of caree r fields from professionals\; network with employers who can help you get one step closer to the internship or full-time position that you are seeki ng. In the past\, MANY students have been able to position themselves well for internship and full-time opportunities simply by attending and making a good impression on the employers in attendance. Companies in attendance will represent a variety of industries including: consulting\, consumer p roducts\, education\, finance\, general business\, government\, health\, n onprofit\, and technology. This event is open to all Duke undergraduates. Submit your resume through eRecruiting to this posting to be eligible to a ttend. You will be emailed information on how to pick up your dinner ticke ts. Contact: Career Center Series Name: Sponsor: C

Registration Re quired

Jordan Hale
Phone: (919) 660-1050
Email: jordan.h ale@duke.edu