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University Advancement

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NEWS RELEASE

Attorney Edward Landry to Address CSUN Students

(NORTHRIDGE, Calif., April 17, 2007) — Edward Landry, a senior partner in the respected law firm of Musick, Peeler & Garrett, will share a wealth of expertise, insights and life experience with students in the Cal State Northridge’s College of Business and Economics on Thursday, April 26.

Landry will visit the college as part of Northridge’s Executive Speakers Series, launched in 2004 to provide CSUN students with opportunities to learn directly from the distinguished executives who participate.

As a member of his firm’s probate and trust department, Landry has handled the estates of many prominent California decedents, including that of the late J. Paul Getty.

He will meet with students in "Business 302—The Gateway Course," taught by accounting and information systems lecturer James Macklin and designed to give students the skills required to succeed in today’s business environment.

An executive committee co-chairman of the Imagine the Arts Campaign for a planned regional performing arts center at Cal State Northridge, Landry also is active with the Doheny Eye Institute, the Los Angeles Opera and an array of major foundations including the Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology and the Foundation for Teaching Economics.

Cal State Northridge’s College of Business and Economics is home to several nationally recognized programs where students gain valuable hands-on experience working alongside faculty members and business professionals in a variety of areas. Among its acclaimed programs is the Wayne and Roberta Colmer Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program in which CSUN students provide free tax preparation assistance to low income families and individuals. The college is also home to the San Fernando Valley Economic Research Center, where students work with faculty in collecting assembling, analyzing, and disseminating economic, social and demographic data pertaining to the Valley.