Berriz Roland

Roland Berriz was born on 3 August 1937 in southern Illinois. Ibid increased. In the 1955th, he graduated from school Centralia High School. Once - he studied at the University of Illinois, after which he was awarded the prestigious bachelor's degree in political science. In 1963, the year eating Roland received his doctorate in law, graduating from University Howard University School of Law.

. After graduating from the Faculty of Law, . Berriz began working in the banking structure, . and after that - for some time - to improve their own skills in this area, . attending various U.S. states (Illinois, . Indiana, . Michigan and Wisconsin).,

. Since 1964, the first of the 1973rd year Berriz Roland (Roland Wallace Burris) active in the national bank Continental Illinois National Bank, as well as - in the company Trust Company (now Bank of America).

. In 1973, the year-em Roland was appointed Governor of Illinois
. In this position he stayed until 1977 the. Simultaneously, the future senator led a productive legal practice, particularly effectively - in the late seventies. By the way, now Berriz does not stop legal action, being a genuine and highly experienced professional.

. On December 14, 2008-year Berriz Roland (Roland Wallace Burris) offered his own candidacy for the Illinois senator.

. Currently, 71-year-old Roland has already started a new responsible duties.

. Roland has been significant activity on the dignity and repeatedly evaluated and rewarded
. Among the numerous awards - recognition of the various legal associations, and doctorate degrees from various prestigious educational institutions and other responsible position.

Roland Berriz (Roland Wallace Burris) Married. He had a father to two grown children and grandfather - one grandson. At all times, family values have one of the dominant place in the life of Senator. He was always worried about the unity of the family. For example, Roland has built a family tomb - in Chicago - and ordered about the future of the text of the epitaph for his own gravestone.