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IN THIS WEEK'S
EDITION: (Click on a bookmark to go to this section of the newsletter)
GENERAL
INTEREST -
Shell Presentation,
NASA
Undergraduate Students Research Program, Wanted! After School Mentor, Course Repetition Information
OUTREACH AND VOLUNTEERING
- Multicultural Career Fair
CAREER SERVICES
OPPORTUNITIES -
Land a Dream Job, Suit Yourself Fashion Show and Sale, Resume Critiques
GENERAL INTEREST
Energy
Sustainability
Monday, October 1st
Presentation 5:15p.m. - 6p.m.
Reception 6p.m. - 6:30p.m.
Discovery Learning Center, Bechtel Collaboratory
John D. Hofmeister, the president of Shell Oil, is going to be holding a
discussion on what the U.S. can do to ensure energy supply for the
future. If you can make it to the presentation please e-mail Javier
Gallegos at
Javier.Gallegos@Colorado.edu
NASA Undergraduate Students
Research Program
Seeking sophomore, junior and seniors in
engineering, math, computer science and life/physical sciences. Gain
hands-on, real life experience in a paid internship with NASA. Join a
10-week summer session or 15-week spring/fall session. Click here to see
the
USRP Flyer.
K-12 Volunteer
Outreach
Opportunity
Do you enjoy working with children and have Tuesday afternoons free? The
ITL Program is looking for a few students to lead after school engineering
clubs for elementary students in
Lafayette (10 miles east of
Boulder) on Tuesdays from
2:30-3:30pm. ITL will provide all supplies for students to work in groups
on hands-on engineering activities as well as reimburse students’ mileage
for travel to
Lafayette (must have your own
car). If available and interested, please contact Janet Yowell at
Janet.Yowell@colorado.edu
or 303-492-5230 as soon as possible.
Course Repetition
Information
Didn’t do so well the first time around? Get a
second chance at completing that course. Apply for course repetition
on-line by Friday, December 14th, 2007. No more paper
applications, $5.00 fee, or transcript requirement. Find the application
on CUCONNECT under “Academics and Research”, then “Registrar Forms”. For
more information regarding course repetition see
http://registrar.colorado.edu/students/registration/course_repetition.html
OUTREACH/VOLUNTEERING
Multicultural Career Fair
Help out with the Multicultural Engineering Fair.
Earn Certificates of Participation and lunch with industry reps by
donating your time. Assistance is needed starting at 10am on October 9th
to set-up chairs and table cloths. In addition, at 11am there will be
opportunities for volunteers to distribute packets. Also, escorts are
needed to help professionals to the Coors Event Center from ECCE 100 on
October 8th. If you are available during these times please
contact Michael Deragischi at
michael.deragisch@colorado.edu
CAREER SERVICES OPPORTUNITIES
How
to: Land that Dream Job
Wednesday, September 26th
5p.m. - 7p.m., ECCR 200
Get tips on how to prepare for the career fairs, writing resumes, and
interview tactics with emphasis on how to get what you want out of your
job. You will be speaking with a panel of professionals from Agilent,
Ball Aerospace, Johns Manville and many more!
Attend the Suit Yourself Event and Fashion Show
Thursday, September 27th
10am - 6pm, UMC 235
Look sharp in a great suit for the Fall Career Fair! Purchase
gently worn business and business casual attire for insanely cheap.
We are talking $15 for a full suit.
Resume
Critiques
Thursday, September 27th
2p.m. - 4p.m., Engineering Lobby
No need to RSVP, just bring your
resume and meet with professionals from Ball Aerospace, LSI Logic,
McKesson, IBM, and Roche Pharmaceutical to polish up your resume before
the career fairs hit.
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Fall 2007
Calendar of Events
10/1
Energy Sustainability Presentation
5:15p.m. - 6:30p.m.
DLC - Bechtel Lab
10/8
Multicultural Career Fair
5p.m. - 8:30p.m.
Coors Event Center
10/8
Agilent Technologies Panel
6p.m. - 7p.m.
ECCR 1B40
10/9
Fall Career Fair
1p.m. - 6p.m.
Coors Event Center
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