The USC Viterbi School of Engineering is pleased to invite outstanding Junior-year engineering students to apply for the Undergraduate Summer Research Program .
Students have an opportunity to spend summer break working alongside USC's world-class faculty on cutting edge research in engineering and computer science. Students will make new friends, gain valuable research experience, and receive a stipend for living expenses in Los Angeles!
Students interested in learning more about this exciting program are invited to join us for an upcoming webinar:
Wednesday, February 15, 2012 at 11AM PST
OR
Wednesday, March 14, 2012 at 11AM PST
Register Here
Applicants to the Summer Research program should be outstanding undergraduate students in engineering or computer science who will begin their senior year in Fall 2012 and must be US Citizens or Permanent Residents. I encourage you to share this webinar invitation with any of your eligible Junior-year students.
Some of this summer�s exciting research projects include:
� A New Form of Cognitive Architecture for Virtual Humans
� Nano Informatics
� Chip-Scale Radars
� Game Theory for Security
� Human-Centered Information Processing
� Anomaly Detection in Large Scale Networks
� Generating Electrical Power at Small Scales
� Microbial Fuel Cells (MFCs)
� Learning Algorithms in Human-Robot Interaction
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Events for University of Washington Student Veterans
On behalf of the Counseling Center, H.U.M.V. (Husky United Military Veterans) and the Career Center, in alliance with the UW Veterans Center, we would like to inform you of the upcoming career focused events for veterans - http://careers.uw.edu/Resources/Events-for-Student-Veterans.
For the moment, we're focused on marketing the winter events, which begin with a workshop presented by the Counseling Center titled: Fame, Fortune and Fun: What do you really want to do with your life? (Tuesday, February 7, 2:00 - 3:30PM - Mary Gates Hall 224).
For the moment, we're focused on marketing the winter events, which begin with a workshop presented by the Counseling Center titled: Fame, Fortune and Fun: What do you really want to do with your life? (Tuesday, February 7, 2:00 - 3:30PM - Mary Gates Hall 224).
Participants wanted for a Computer Research Project
Researchers from the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences at the University of Washington are planning to do a study measuring how different computer input devices affect how people use computers. We hope the results of this study will help us evaluate the ergonomic aptitude of current designs and potentially lead to the identification of additional design modifications to further promote effective ergonomics and health.
The duration of the study is:
2 to 4 hours
You will be asked to use:
Keyboards
We will measure:
Wrist posture with goniometers
Muscle activity with electrogmyography
Typing forces with a force platform
Preference questionnaires
Comfort questionnaires
All of these measurements are non-invasive and minimal risk. If you do decide to participate, you will be compensated $20/hr for your time. This money will be paid in cash.
Taking part in this study is voluntary. If you are interested in participating in the study or just want more information, please contact Erin Stamper, project coordinator, at 206-543-4727 or via the email address listed below.
*Please note that we cannot guarantee the confidentiality of information sent by e-mail
Thank you.
--
Jeong Ho "Jay" Kim
Ph.D Candidate, Dept. of Industrial & Systems Engineering
Predoctoral Research Associate, Dept. of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences
Ergonomics Laboratory
University of Washington
Seattle, WA 98195
206-543-4544
http://students.washington.edu/jhkim01
The duration of the study is:
2 to 4 hours
You will be asked to use:
Keyboards
We will measure:
Wrist posture with goniometers
Muscle activity with electrogmyography
Typing forces with a force platform
Preference questionnaires
Comfort questionnaires
All of these measurements are non-invasive and minimal risk. If you do decide to participate, you will be compensated $20/hr for your time. This money will be paid in cash.
Taking part in this study is voluntary. If you are interested in participating in the study or just want more information, please contact Erin Stamper, project coordinator, at 206-543-4727 or via the email address listed below.
*Please note that we cannot guarantee the confidentiality of information sent by e-mail
Thank you.
--
Jeong Ho "Jay" Kim
Ph.D Candidate, Dept. of Industrial & Systems Engineering
Predoctoral Research Associate, Dept. of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences
Ergonomics Laboratory
University of Washington
Seattle, WA 98195
206-543-4544
http://students.washington.edu/jhkim01
REU at University of Illinois at Chicago
- The Departments of Bio-Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry, Physics and Electrical Engineering at the University of Illinois at Chicago are pleased to announce their Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship Program (REU) for 2012 entitled "Novel Advanced Materials and Processing with Applications in Engineering" and funded by the National Science Foundation.
- In the attached flyer you will find the program overview, sample projects, application requirements and further important information. This flyer and additional information may be found on the UIC Advanced Material Research Lab website:
- http://www.uic.edu/labs/AMReL/NSF-REU.htm.
Monday, January 23, 2012
eScience Seminar Series (Winter 2012)
* February 7, 4 PM (EE303)
Mike Kellen (Sage Bionetworks)
Synapse, the collaborative computational platform currently under development for the Sage Bionetworks Commons
* March 6, 4 PM (EE303)
Andrew Ban (Arzeda)
Enzyme Design in the Cloud
* April 3, 4 PM (EE303)
YongChul Kwon (UW, Magdalena Balazinska lab)
Databases for scientific computing
* May 1, 4 PM (EE303)
Jacob VanderPlas (UW, Andrew Connolly lab)
Machine learning for cosmology
Refreshments (drinks and pizza) will be provided. More information is available at the eScience Institute web site:http://escience.washington.edu
Mike Kellen (Sage Bionetworks)
Synapse, the collaborative computational platform currently under development for the Sage Bionetworks Commons
* March 6, 4 PM (EE303)
Andrew Ban (Arzeda)
Enzyme Design in the Cloud
* April 3, 4 PM (EE303)
YongChul Kwon (UW, Magdalena Balazinska lab)
Databases for scientific computing
* May 1, 4 PM (EE303)
Jacob VanderPlas (UW, Andrew Connolly lab)
Machine learning for cosmology
Refreshments (drinks and pizza) will be provided. More information is available at the eScience Institute web site:http://escience.washington.edu
New Job Vacancies in Tobyhanna Army Depot
Classification: UNCLASSIFIED
Caveats: NONE
Good Morning,
We have one new job available:
Supervisory Electronics Engineer, GS-13. $92,259.00 per year. Located in Tobyhanna, PA.
In order to apply for a job, you must first have a resume in the Army Resume Builder. A direct link to the Army Resume Builder is:
https://resumebuilder.cpol.army.mil/resumebuilder/builder/index.jsp
After you have input your information and created a resume in the Resumix database, go to this site to find what Tobyhanna jobs are open:
http://www.tobyhanna.army.mil/about/career.html
Write down the name of any jobs you are interested in applying for, then go to this site:
http://www.armycivilianservice.com
Click "Army Job Search" on the left hand side of the screen.
Click on "Advanced Search."
Type "Tobyhanna Army Depot" into the "Keyword Search" area.
Click on "Search For Jobs."
Then click on the vacancy announcement you are interested in.
Click on the blue "Apply Online" tab on the right side of the screen.
If you have any questions about the jobs, please call John Sutkowsky at 570-615-7179.
Caveats: NONE
Good Morning,
We have one new job available:
Supervisory Electronics Engineer, GS-13. $92,259.00 per year. Located in Tobyhanna, PA.
In order to apply for a job, you must first have a resume in the Army Resume Builder. A direct link to the Army Resume Builder is:
https://resumebuilder.cpol.army.mil/resumebuilder/builder/index.jsp
After you have input your information and created a resume in the Resumix database, go to this site to find what Tobyhanna jobs are open:
http://www.tobyhanna.army.mil/about/career.html
Write down the name of any jobs you are interested in applying for, then go to this site:
http://www.armycivilianservice.com
Click "Army Job Search" on the left hand side of the screen.
Click on "Advanced Search."
Type "Tobyhanna Army Depot" into the "Keyword Search" area.
Click on "Search For Jobs."
Then click on the vacancy announcement you are interested in.
Click on the blue "Apply Online" tab on the right side of the screen.
If you have any questions about the jobs, please call John Sutkowsky at 570-615-7179.
Info Session for Study Abroad, Global Internships & Funding Opportunities
Thursday, January 26th
12:30-1:30pm
Thomson Hall 317
No registration required
Want to intern or study abroad this summer? Not sure how to pay for it? Come learn about opportunities to go abroad and ways to fund your experience at this joint SIT/Ie3 info session!
SIT/World Learning has $18,000 in funding available for UW students for the 2012-2013 academic year. SIT Study Abroad sponsors a special need-based scholarship for students from the UW who participate on SIT Study Abroad programs. Scholarship awards vary according to financial need and can range from $500-$5,000 for semester programs and from $300-$3,000 for summer programs.
IE3 partners with UW to make sure students who intern abroad have a safe experience while doing meaningful work and earning credits towards their degree. Come to the IE3 info session next Thursday to learn more about what kind of work is available, what regions they send students to, and most importantly - funding opportunities! The application deadline for 2012 summer internships is January 25th, so come to this info session for application tips and to get things started! Please visit ie3global.ous.edu to find out more and for a list of current internships available.
Please join us and feel free to bring and eat your lunch.
12:30-1:30pm
Thomson Hall 317
No registration required
Want to intern or study abroad this summer? Not sure how to pay for it? Come learn about opportunities to go abroad and ways to fund your experience at this joint SIT/Ie3 info session!
SIT/World Learning has $18,000 in funding available for UW students for the 2012-2013 academic year. SIT Study Abroad sponsors a special need-based scholarship for students from the UW who participate on SIT Study Abroad programs. Scholarship awards vary according to financial need and can range from $500-$5,000 for semester programs and from $300-$3,000 for summer programs.
IE3 partners with UW to make sure students who intern abroad have a safe experience while doing meaningful work and earning credits towards their degree. Come to the IE3 info session next Thursday to learn more about what kind of work is available, what regions they send students to, and most importantly - funding opportunities! The application deadline for 2012 summer internships is January 25th, so come to this info session for application tips and to get things started! Please visit ie3global.ous.edu to find out more and for a list of current internships available.
Please join us and feel free to bring and eat your lunch.
FIND YOUR INDUSTRY JOB: SWE Career Fair Wednesday 1-5pm Gould Hall
There are over 22 employers seeking EE students at:
SWE Career Fair
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
1-5pm
Gould Court, on the first floor of Gould Hall.
Feel unprepared? Come to the Career Fair Preparation Workshop on Monday 3:30-4:30 in Loew 355.
EMPLOYERS YOU CAN MEET AT THE CAREER FAIR:
Accenture
Adobe Systems
Aruba Networks, Inc
Astronics AES
Big Fish Games
Evergreen Engineering
FAA
Federal Aviation Administration
Fluke Corporation
Frito Lay
Hulu
Indeed.com
Intel Corporation
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Liberty Mutual Group
Lockheed Martin
Micron Technology, Inc.
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Philips
Praxair
Sandia National Laboratories
Tacoma Public Utilities
The Boeing Company
T-Mobile
United States Marine Corps
US NAVY
Verizon Wireless
VMware
ABOUT THE EVENT:
Are you an future engineer looking for a job/internship/co-op?
The Society of Women Engineers at the University of Washington invites you to attend the 30th annual Evening with Industry!
Description:
Evening With Industry (EWI) is a unique event for both students and employers. It consists of two components: a career fair during the day and an awards banquet in the evening. The awards banquet features a keynote speaker and honors outstanding female students from each of the engineering departments.
The twenty-eight attending companies will include Intel, Boeing, Adobe, Philips and more.
Who should attend:
The career fair is open to all students looking for internships, co-ops, and full-time employment in the fields of engineering, science, or technology.
Location:
Gould Court, on the first floor of Gould Hall.
Time:
Wednesday, January 25
Resume CD:
SWE will be providing a Resume CD to company representatives. So, even if you can't make it to the career fair, your resume will still make it to the companies who attend! For more information about EWI and how to submit to the Resume CD, see the EWI website:
http://students.washington.edu/swe/EWI/aboutewi.html
Volunteering!:
Volunteers will be greatly needed to help out before, during and after the event. If you are interested in being a volunteer for any part of EWI, from putting up flyers, to moving tables, to helping industry representatives get settled, please email uwewi.2012@gmail.com.
We look forward to seeing you on January 25th!
SWE Career Fair
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
1-5pm
Gould Court, on the first floor of Gould Hall.
Feel unprepared? Come to the Career Fair Preparation Workshop on Monday 3:30-4:30 in Loew 355.
EMPLOYERS YOU CAN MEET AT THE CAREER FAIR:
Accenture
Adobe Systems
Aruba Networks, Inc
Astronics AES
Big Fish Games
Evergreen Engineering
FAA
Federal Aviation Administration
Fluke Corporation
Frito Lay
Hulu
Indeed.com
Intel Corporation
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Liberty Mutual Group
Lockheed Martin
Micron Technology, Inc.
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Philips
Praxair
Sandia National Laboratories
Tacoma Public Utilities
The Boeing Company
T-Mobile
United States Marine Corps
US NAVY
Verizon Wireless
VMware
ABOUT THE EVENT:
Are you an future engineer looking for a job/internship/co-op?
The Society of Women Engineers at the University of Washington invites you to attend the 30th annual Evening with Industry!
Description:
Evening With Industry (EWI) is a unique event for both students and employers. It consists of two components: a career fair during the day and an awards banquet in the evening. The awards banquet features a keynote speaker and honors outstanding female students from each of the engineering departments.
The twenty-eight attending companies will include Intel, Boeing, Adobe, Philips and more.
Who should attend:
The career fair is open to all students looking for internships, co-ops, and full-time employment in the fields of engineering, science, or technology.
Location:
Gould Court, on the first floor of Gould Hall.
Time:
Wednesday, January 25
- 12:30 - 1:00 PM Career Fair opened only to SWE members at Gould Hall
- 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM Career Fair open to all majors
- 6:30 - 8:30 PM Dinner and Awards Banquet at Gould Hall
Resume CD:
SWE will be providing a Resume CD to company representatives. So, even if you can't make it to the career fair, your resume will still make it to the companies who attend! For more information about EWI and how to submit to the Resume CD, see the EWI website:
http://students.washington.edu/swe/EWI/aboutewi.html
Volunteering!:
Volunteers will be greatly needed to help out before, during and after the event. If you are interested in being a volunteer for any part of EWI, from putting up flyers, to moving tables, to helping industry representatives get settled, please email uwewi.2012@gmail.com.
We look forward to seeing you on January 25th!
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