Autumn Coop with Synapse

EMPLOYER: Synapse Product Development

JOB TITLE: Electrical Engineering Intern – FALL 2014

JOB TYPE: Co-op/Internship

WORK PERIOD: 1 - Autumn (Sep - Dec)

STATUS: Permanent U.S. Resident,Student (F-1) Visa,U.S. Citizen or U.S. National

MAJOR(S): Electrical Engineering

LEVEL: Sophomore,Junior,Senior,Fifth Year

APPLY: www.engr.edu/coop/

Outreach Opportunity at Seattle Center

Engineer It!

Seattle Center

August 22^nd, 23^rd 10am – 6pm

The National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying, community partners, and Pacific Science Center’s award-winning camps, exhibits and outreach programs, dozens of hands-on educational activity stations, shows and performances will be interspersed through Pacific Science Center’s exhibit halls and courtyard fountains for a two-day Engineering and Surveying Weekend event, August 22^nd and 23^rd. Over five thousand guests will be greeted by Pacific Science Center’s Engineering Van at the gate, and taken on a journey through the exciting and important fields of engineering and surveying. Attendees will be provided a passport of available activities directing them to the varied exhibits at Engineering and Surveying Weekend.

We are looking for hands-on activities or exhibits targeted towards 6-12 years olds. If you are interested in showcasing your work or a hands-on activity please contact Brenda Fernandez at bfernandez@pacsci.org for registration details by July 12^th, 2014. Registration is free!

AUT Course: INTSCI 401 - Integrated Sciences Practicum (2 credits)

Are you interested in science education, science writing, science policy, or other areas that require an integrated sciences perspective? Would you like to:

• Participate in service-based learning within formal or informal science education?
• Explore strategies for promoting student engagement and classroom equity?
• Develop your own perspectives on the integration of science, learning, and teaching?
  
• Engage collaboratively in reflection, discussion, and presentation of practicum experiences?

INTSCI 401 is open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors with a strong interest in science education. Example practicum experiences include weekly visits to a science classroom, volunteer work at a science or natural history museum, or participation in a science education partnership with a local, regional, or national science research institution or agency.

"I really appreciated learning about different teaching styles and how design elements and learning principles affect a classroom setting. It made observing and volunteering easier because I could look at the descriptions of each and observe them in the classroom. I liked seeing how science was incorporated with the learning styles and observing how students learn."

"Being able to analyze what we observe is very beneficial because if I had no one to share these observations with I would have only a narrow, one-sided view on things and wouldn't have others' perspectives to look at. It has opened up my understanding from all different angles."

-- INTSCI 401 Students

INTSCI 401 will be scheduled to accommodate student and instructor availability. For more information or to request an add code, please email the instructor: bjb@uw.edu

U.S. Marine Corps Leadership Seminar: Register now!

The Husky Leadership Initiative presents:

U.S. Marine Corps Leadership Seminar

Wednesday, July 30, 11:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Parrington Hall Forum, 3rd floor
Register now!
 (FREE lunch provided)

The Husky Leadership Initiative is pleased to sponsor the 2014 U.S. Marine Corps’ (USMC) Leadership Seminar at the UW campus. The FREE seminar features a luncheon with keynote speaker Lieutenant General Ronald L. Bailey, USMC. Following the keynote, Marine Corps personnel will lead workshops on ethical leadership and other core leadership values and practices. The U.S. Marine Corps is known worldwide for developing leadership, courage, tenacity and teamwork – skills that can help you stand out from the competition anywhere you go. Come broaden your perspective on leadership and register now!

Luncheon Guest Speaker

Lieutenant General Ronald L. Bailey, USMC, Deputy Commandant for Plans, Policies and Operations, Headquarters, United States Marine Corps

Seminar Syllabus

11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.  Luncheon with guest speaker

1:15 – 2:45 p.m.  Developing ethical leaders at each of the three levels of ethics: Individual, Situation, System

3 – 4:15 p.m.  Philosophy and practices of Marine Corps leadership development

4:15 – 4:30 p.m. Closing remarks

Registration is limited. Sign up HERE.

This event is open to students, faculty, staff, alumni and the general public.

New Paid Undergraduate Research Internships with Northwest Fisheries Science Center: Apply by July 1st!

The Undergraduate Research Program (URP) is offering up to 2 new Paid Internship Opportunities for undergraduates to research with NOAA scientists at the Northwest Fisheries Science Center (NWFSC) starting THIS summer. Please pass along these internship opportunities to undergraduates in the sciences who might be interested in Fisheries and Marine Biology-related lab and field work research.
Interested applicants can find out more about these internship opportunities and the requirements to apply on our website here      <http://webapps.ued.washington.edu/opportunities/Opportunities.aspx?post_ID=1441>
Application deadline is *Tuesday, July 1st.*

Alcoa Co-op/Internship opportunity

EMPLOYER: Alcoa Inc.
JOB TITLE: ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING INTERNSHIP
JOB TYPE: Co-op/Internship
WORK PERIOD: Not Specified
STATUS: Permanent U.S. Resident,U.S. Citizen or U.S. National
MAJOR(S): Electrical Engineering
LEVEL: Sophomore,Junior,Senior,Fifth Year
APPLY: www.engr.edu/coop/

Facebook Co-op/Internship opportunity

EMPLOYER: Facebook

JOB TITLE: Front end Engineer, Intern (Sept - Dec co-op)

JOB TYPE: Co-op/Internship

WORK PERIOD: 1 - Autumn (Sep - Dec)

STATUS: Permanent U.S. Resident,Student (F-1) Visa,U.S. Citizen or U.S. National

MAJOR(S): Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Human Centered Design & Engineering

LEVEL: Sophomore,Junior,Senior,Fifth Year

APPLY: www.engr.edu/coop/