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Applications for the FOCC for Orientation 2010/2011 are OPEN!

12
Oct

Feel like there’s something missing in your school life? Feel like there’s something you can do to contribute to Law School? If you feel like there should be more to school than just homework, or want to experience the spirit of Law Orientation all over again, this is the best opportunity!

The positions open for application are:
1. Vice-Chairperson
2. Secretary
3. Treasurer
4. Pro-Bono Committee Chairperson
5. Law Camp Committee Chairperson
6. Matriculation Week Committee Chairperson
7. Rag Committee Chairperson
8. Publicity Head
9. Marketing Head
10. Logistics Head

If you are interested, or have the passion and desire to make Orientation a meaningful and awesome experience, please email the following details to lawfocc2010@gmail.com:

Subject Heading: FOCC Application
1. Name
2. Matriculation Number
3. Year of Study
4. Handphone number
5. Email address
6. Attached copy of your Timetable (interviews will be scheduled according to this timetable)
7. Choice of Position:
1st Choice:_______
2nd Choice:_______
3rd Choice:_______

Applications will close on Friday, 15th October 2010, 1700hrs. Interviews will be conducted the following week. If you have any queries, doubts or even exciting ideas for Orientation, please feel free to approach Shawn, or email him at shawnism@gmail.com.

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