By the way, one way to tie together your love of the
museums/nonprofit area and the legal profession is to
consider specializing in charity law.  With the
proliferation of nonprofit organizations, there is a
need to know the laws that govern same, and clearly
those in the museums development arena could benefit.

A forum on the topic of charity law is available by
going to http://www.charitychannel.com/forums and
signing up for the obvious (charity law).


--- Theresa McNichol <[log in to unmask]>
wrote:

> Some thoughts I have had lately are about the legal
> profession. I recently,
> spoke with a co-worker whose daughter was an art
> history major, and went
> back to law school specializing in intellectual
> property. She has an
> incredible position for a major TV network.
> Statistically, more and more
> women are entering law school now and the average,
> (more accurate probably
> to say, the above average) attorney out of law
> school can make six figures.

=====
Indigo Nights
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