Friday, February 14, 2020

Fun Events in Columbus This Weekend (2/14/2020)

Happy Valentine's Day!!



This weekend, is a great weekend to remind all people, significant other, parents, friends, siblings, whoever is in your life that you love them. 

A great way to do that is spending time with them. And as a law student, you need to remember to relax sometimes. 

One of the best ways to spend time with those you love and relax at the same time is seeing a movie. 

The following movies open this weekend: 

Sonic the Hedgehog; Olympic Dreams; Bad Boys For Life; Dolittle; Harley Quinn: Birds of Pray; The Photograph; 1917; Downhill; and others.  







Whatever you do, Have a fantastic weekend, stay safe, and spread a little love in the world!

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Events at Capital During the Month of February:









Wednesday, January 15, 2020

What to do in Columbus this Weekend (That isn't Schoolwork)


This Weekend in Columbus! 

Unfortunately the Blue Jackets are away this weekend but you can watch them battle the Vegas Golden Knights at 10 PM on Saturday in restaurants in the arena district. 

There are four movies opening Friday:

- 1917: A British soldier attempt to warn his brother he is walking into an ambush. 

- Like a Boss: Tensions Rise when owners of a cosmetics company receive a buyout offer from an industry titan.

- Underwater: Mysterious creatures terrorize members aboard a research station at the bottom of the ocean.

- Just Mercy: The story of, Bryan Stevenson, a man who fought to bring justice to those defendants who were wrongly condemned or insufficiently represented      




For other fun things to do in Columbus that are also affordable please visit the link below.

https://www.columbusonthecheap.com/fun-events-this-weekend-in-columbus/

Some of the highlights include:
- Free or reduced entry into museums
- Whole Foods 5 after 5 wine tasting Fridays
- Live Music at Hollywood Casino
- Second Sundays with the Columbus Zoo at the  Franklin Park Conservatory






Events to Look Forward to!

What to do When You Need Something to do that's not School!

Next week at Capital (The week of January 20, 2020):


Monday is Martin Luther King Jr. Day. There are no classes on Monday. 


Thursday is the WLA Mentorship Kickoff event. If you applied to be part of the program then be on the look out for an email this week or next. 


Next weekend is the Career advantage program. It is incredibly beneficial to participate in the program. You can sign-up here: https://law.capital.edu/careeradvantageprogram/


Events in Columbus This Weekend:

On Saturday, from 7 pm to Midnight, is the Columbus Beerfest 

On Saturday, from 6 pm to 11 pm, is the Buckeye Throwdown fest

On Sunday, from 8 am to 10 pm, is the Buckeye Open Nationals

This link: https://www.eventbrite.com/d/oh--columbus/events--this-weekend/ has a list of fun events happening in central Ohio this weekend, including a couple screenings of Just Mercy--the story of Bryan Stevenson's attempts to right wrongs that occurred in criminal cases against African American's in the deep South. 

Take some time over the long weekend to do something fun and relaxing!



















Thursday, November 7, 2019

THINGS TO DO THIS WEEKEND IN COLUMBUS

SPORTS:


WITH FAMILY & FRIENDS:

Alumni Spotlight

What has been done with a J.D.?




This week, the Alumni Spotlight is shining on Jill Snitcher McQuian. Jill graduated from Capital University Law School in 1999. Jill has been the Executive Director of the Columbus Bar Association, a position she has held for 8 years. 


Prior to becoming the Executive Director, Jill was the Executive Director for the Ohio Association for Justice and held various positions at the Columbus Bar Association.  When asked why she got into the legal profession she said: “Like most, I wanted to help people and make a difference in the world.  I started working with the Columbus Bar Association when I was in law school.  I never intended to practice law in the traditional sense, I had intended to get involved in politics, but I realized that I liked working with the bar association so much, I couldn’t leave.”
Since coming to the Columbus Bar Association, Jill has developed the first-ever lawyer incubator program in the country, nurturing new lawyers in starting a solo practice and improving the client’s experience, created a legal staffing business, adding new source of revenue and helping lawyers find employment and launched the first association Health Exchange Portal in the country.  She also helped to create the first-ever statewide placement agency for certified legal interpreters. 
Jill’s most indelible memory of Law School in her words-“I remember literally bawling in Max Kravitz’s office after I nearly failed my exam (one I thought I had aced!).  I had never gotten a bad grade in my life, and I was mortified.  He helped me realize I wasn’t seeing the forest for the trees, and it was like an epiphany.  To this day, when I am struggling with a challenge, I remember to step back and look at it differently.  Professor Kravitz made a big difference in my life, and I remember him fondly.”
Jill is originally from Ashtabula, Ohio and has 2 sisters. She is married and has two sons.  Her “escape” is going to the gym. 
Jill holds a Bachelor degree in Political Science from The Ohio State University and graduated from Capital University Law School in 1999.