The session addresses financial planning topics, including goal-setting, net worth and cash flow. Protection planning and tips for reducing taxes will also be discussed. The seminar offers an overview of investment strategies, dollar cost averaging, diversification and asset allocation. The session also covers risk tolerance and types of investment risk. The workshop is 10 a.m.-noon p.m. in 917 Lincoln Campus Center.
Participants are free of further obligation.
Call 5-5428 to confirm attendance. Women needed for nutritional study Exercising women are needed for a zinc supplementation study. If interested, call Sujatha at 549-5065. Panels of Sociology faculty, graduate students and members of campus advising centers will address issues such as conducting research on programs, writing the personal statement, taking the Graduate Record Exams, evaluating offers and getting funding. Morning sessions are intended to answer students' questions about various aspects of the research and application process, while afternoon sessions will deal more with what students can expect after being admitted to a program.