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Eric Hanscom will be teaching Inventions 101 On Thursdays, 2/16 & 2/23 at 6pm
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Patent Attorney Eric Hanscom was born in Hawaii and grew up in San Diego, California. Eric graduated with High Honors from U.C. Santa Barbara, where he majored in Aquatic Biology and Environmental Studies. His law degree comes from Hastings College of the Law, where he served as Chief Managing Editor of the Hastings International and Comparative Law Review.
Since law school he has worked for the government, and in law firm and corporate settings, before finally settling on private practice.
Mr. Hanscom's science background in combination with his former position as Director of Intellectual Property at an electronics company makes him well versed in a wide variety of patent and trademark areas. He also has spent a substantial portion of the last five years in Asia and has an inside knowledge of the Asian manufacturing scene.
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Maxine Seltzer,LCSW, will lead this class on Wednesday, 2/8 at 6:30pm
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Anger: Friend? Foe? Frenemy? Anger may feel instinctive, and venting it might feel good initially - however, anger can be extremely difficult to control and can often make situations worse. Mismanaged anger, rather than the emotion itself, can lead to damaged relationships, impaired work performance, even compromised health. In this lively, informative workshop you'll learn powerful methods of controlling anger. You'll be taught how to prevent the build-up of non-productive anger, how to cope better with people and situations typically triggering your anger and how to calm down when your anger has already taken hold. You'll also learn how to identify and alter assumptions and unconscious beliefs that fuel anger in the first place. Valuable handouts are included. Maxine Seltzer, LCSW, has over 30 years of psychotherapy experience.
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This one night workshop will meet on Tuesday, Feb 7th at 7pm and will be taught by Kathleen Johnson
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Show me the Money for College
This is NOT your typical 'How to complete the FAFSA' class offered at the high schools. Financial planning for college funding is overwhelming and complex. Find out what you need to know that high school counselors and investment advisors don't know! We are sharing information with parents that is not being disseminated anywhere else. Educating yourself in this area is no longer a luxury but a necessity. Did you know that 90% of families will qualify for financial aid but many don't even apply? Discover the debunked myths of financial aid and find out how it may be cheaper to send your student to a private university rather than a state school. This workshop will teach tools and strategies to increase your odds of obtaining financial aid.
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