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The Governor’s Office of Boards & Commissions
is seeking applicants for a wide range of state boards and commissions. The 2010 Boards and Commissions book, listing all boards/commissions with terms expiring at some point in 2010, may be downloaded from:www.colorado.gov/governor/boards-commissions.html. Click here for the application, or contact the Governor's Office of Boards & Commissions at (303) 866-6380 or boards@state.co.us for more information.
Applying for an appointment is simple. Interested individuals should complete the application (which can be found in the back of the 2010 book, on the website at the address above, or click above for the link to the application) and submit it along with a current resume. Some of the requirements for appointment to various boards and commissions can be specific. If individuals have questions regarding whether they may qualify or not, or questions about board/commission service generally, please contact (303) 866-6380 or boards@state.co.us.
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The Faculty of Federal Advocates ("FFA")
has established a goal of further enhancing the diversity of its membership and board. The FFA is not a bar association but rather an organization of attorneys created at the instigation of Colorado's then-chief federal judge to improve the quality and professionalism of legal practice in federal court. Diversity is central to the accomplishment of the FFA's mission.
In furtherance of the FFA's diversity efforts, we extend an invitation to join or consider joining the FFA. Annual dues are $75 per year. The FFA sponsors numerous programs, including brown bag lunches with the Federal Judges and Magistrate Judges, interesting and relevant CLEs, the pro bono Counsel/Co-Counsel program, young attorney training, and the bench-bar roundtable. Additional information about the FFA can be found at: www.facultyfederaladvocates.org. If you have questions about the FFA, please contact either the president of the FFA, Greg Goldberg, ggoldberg@hollandhart.com, or its executive director, Patricia Murphy, pmurphyffa@aol.com.
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NACC Seeks Deputy Director
The National Association of Counsel for Children (NACC) seeks Deputy Director. The National Association of Counsel for Children (NACC) is a non-profit child advocacy and professional membership association. The Deputy Director is responsible for the day to day operation of NACC Programs, under the supervision of the Executive Director. Click here for the flier with details. Apply by 5pm, 03-02-12.
Career Center
Welcome to the CWBA Career Center. As a service to our members, the CWBA posts law-related employment and volunteer opportunities that may be of interest to our members. To have such an opportunity posted on our website, send the pertinent information as text in the body of an e-mail, including an application deadline, to the CWBA at execdir@cwba.org. Postings are published for the lesser of 30 days or until closing date. (No professional recruiting firms, please).