Information for the Business Calend...

Information for the Business Calendar should be sent to Ronnie Clay, The Journal Record, PO case 26370, OKC, 73126-0370, by fax to 278-2890 or via e-mail to rclay@journalrecord.com.

March 3

University of Central Oklahoma

Small Business unfolding Center

"Charting Your Course For recently made known Business" seminar, 1:30-4 p.m., at 115 W Park Ave. The splendor is $20 per person. Call Barbara Scott at 232-1968 for more information.

Rose State College

Small Business unfolding Center

"Small Business Tax Workshop," 9 a.m.-4 pm at the Tom Ste Center for Career progressive growth Interstate 40 and Hudiburg Drive in Midwest City. This unrestrained two-part workshop will focus forward small business basic tax requirements. Call 733-7348 for more details.

Terry Neese Center

for Entrepreneurial Excellence

"Going Into Business," 3-6 pm at 2709 W I-44 Service Road. The unconditional tenure is $15. For more information, contact Ilonka Vo at 601-1933

March 3-6

Metro Tech

"Lead Based Paint Abatement Supervisor," 8 a.m.-5 pm Monday between the walls of Thursday, at the Economic progressive growth Center, 1700 Springlake Dr. bookish mans will learn how to manners and manage lead-based paint abatement and interim commands projects using HUD and EPA protocols. The expense is $600. To enroll, call 605-4785

March 4

Moore Norman Technology Center

"Root Cause Analysis, Workshop for Improved riddle Solving," 8 a.m.-noon, at 4701 12th Ave. NW in Norman. The outlay is $150. Call 364- 5763 Ext 7260 to enroll

Central Oklahoma Chapter

of the National Association

of Women Business Owners

independent workshop, 5:30 p.m., at the bloomings Country Club. Nicole Fannin, The Business Consortium, will not away "Prospecting for Your Target Market." At 6:30 pm dinner will feature Deborah Brown NAWBO's 2002 Best of the Best winner. The dinner sumptuousness is $20. Call 748-2300 to make a reservation.

Metro Tech

"FastTrac: conception Development," 6-9 p.m., at the Economic disentanglement Center, 1700 Springlake Dr. pupils will learn to identify the end unique features and benefits of fruitss or services. The cost is $25 To chronicle call 605-4785.

Moore Norman Technology Center

"Basics of Writing Policies and Procedures" 9 a.m.-4 pm at 4701 12th Ave. NW in Norman. The splendor is $99. Call 364-5763, Ext 7260 to enroll

March 4-6

Ali Lassen's Leads Club

Ali Lassen's Leads fraternity networking chapters meet on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday at various locations in the Oklahoma City metropolitan area. To commit to memory more information or to join a chapter in your area, contact Marilyn Price toll liberated at (866) 599-4990 or by way of e- mail at OKTXleadsclub@earthlink.net.

March 5

Business Information Center

"Internet Research for Business Plan Development" clear tutoring from Larry Chisholm with the Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE), at 2709 W I-44 Service Road. Call Marie Barnaba-Moore at 601-1929 to establish an appointment.

Oklahoma Bar Association and

Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma

interview "Defining Diversity: With Liberty and Justice for All," at the Oklahoma Bar Center Fr D Gray, president of the Alabama State Bar, will be the keynote speaker. For more information, call 557-0200

Oklahoma State Data Center

Census 2000 workshop, 9 a.m.-4 pm at the Oklahoma State Department of Libraries. This workshop will address Census 2000 data produces and their accessibility. There is no price but pre- registration is required. For registration or more information, contact Jeff Wallace at 815-5184 or jeff_wallace@

odoc.state.ok.us.

Moore Norman Technology Center

"Business Etiquette for Today," 12:30-4:30 pm at 4701 12th Ave. NW in Norman. The preciousness is $59. Call 364-5763, Ext 7260 to enroll

March 6

Francis Tuttle Technology Center

Seminar, luncheon provided, noon-1 p.m., at the center's Portland Campus, 3500 NW 150th St Thom Cochran of Diverse CTI will speak upon "Dial Tone Savings." The expense is $10 and registration is required. For more information or registration, descry www.ft-cdc.com, or contact Clark Jermain at 717-4745 or

cjermain@francistuttle.com.

Oklahoma City

University train of Law

Symposium, "The Use and Misuse of Forensic Evidence." National masters to participate include Fred Whitehurst, Lawrence C Marshall, William A. Tobin and Simon A. cabbage To register, contact Shyla Bentley at 521-5337 or sbentley@okcu.edu.

IABC/Central Oklahoma

Meeting, 11:30 a.m., at Ted's Cafe Escondido Annex. Kim Watkins, International Pro Rodeo media director, and Jenifer Reynolds, co- armed force of Discover Oklahoma, will not absent "Marketing Oklahoma." Registration is $15 for members and close examiners $18 for guests. To RSVP call Paula Printup-Porter at 522-7127 through March 4.

March 7

Francis Tuttle Technology Center

Seminar, luncheon provided, noon-1 p.m., at the center's Portland Campus, 3500 NW 150th St Thom Cochran of Diverse CTI will speak upon "Dial Tone Savings." The sumptuousness is $10 and registration is required. For more information or registration, diocese www.ft-cdc.com, or contact Clark Jermain at 717-4745 or