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Help with oSTEM and support LGBTQ+ students in science!

Dear UW STEM students, researchers, and faculty,

In order to address the lack of representation of LGBTQ+/Queer folks in STEM, I’m trying to restart the UW chapter of oSTEM. Ideally, this will be a support and networking group for LGBTQ+/Queer-identifying graduate and undergraduate students in the sciences, but I want the mission and goals to be community-shaped and -driven.

If you have any interest in helping out and shaping this group, email me at montoni@uw.edu and come to our interest meeting on Wednesday, April 20th at 5:30 PM at the Q Center (HUB 315).

Nicholas Montoni
Department of Chemistry

March 22, 2016

Show your friends/family what we do in CSE!

In today’s lunch with the chair, we talked a little about how to communicate with family members or friends about what computer science can do and why it’s important.   I thought I’d send you a link to this brochure that we just did highlighting some of the research projects in CSE focused on important societal problems.   This is intended for a general (i.e., non-techy) audience.   Feel free to distribute to people you know as an example of the kinds of things that computing can do.

http://uwashington.uberflip.com/i/641862-cse-brochure-feb-2016

thanks!

hank

March 2, 2016

Volunteer Opportunity – SR 520 Bridge Ambassador Program

WSDOT and the College of Engineering are collaborating to host an event on Thursday, March 24th (8am-1:30pm) for 200 high school students to learn about the SR 520 bridge construction and hear about engineering majors at UW. We are trying to recruit as many engineering students as possible to act as mentors to the high schoolers during this one day event.

As a thank you, all volunteers will be given first priority consideration for internships with WSDOT and other engineering companies involved in the SR 520 construction. All event detail such as event date and time are listed in the linked sign up form.

Sign up form:

Thanks,
Anna Murray
Anna Murray
University of Washington
UW Society of Women Engineers Outreach Committee
February 25, 2016

UW Hyperloop team wants engineers!

Hello, majors! Your classmate Colin is currently one of the team leads for UWashington Hyperloop (click here), and would love for you to check out their team:

UWashington Hyperloop recently finished top 20 out of over 1200 teams internationally and made it into the final round as part of a SpaceX hosted competition to engineer the “5th mode of transportation.” As such, they are expanding the size of their team and are looking for engineers. Specifically good systems engineers! Interested students can reach out to Colin at colinxs@uw.edu or to the email included with the following /!

 

February 24, 2016

Mock Interviews with Palantir – February 23rd

Are you interested in working in Silicon Valley, but unsure about what to expect or how to prepare? Come meet with a few of our Engineers to participate in a Mock Interview. We’ll discuss resumes, technical interviews, and debunk or confirm crazy rumors about Valley culture. Bring your hardest questions–you won’t get meaningless answers.

Interviews will be scheduled in 023 and o25 on Tuesday, February 23rd. To schedule a time, please email uwashington@palantir.com.

February 19, 2016

Free books, reports, etc in CSE 478!

From: Alan Borning <borning@cs.washington.edu>
Subject: [cs-ugrads] free books, tech reports, conference proceedings

I’m downsizing, and have set a big stack of books, tech reports, conference proceedings, etc outside of CSE 478 – help yourself!

Generally, there are a bunch of programming language books, books about Perl, CGI scripting, SQL, and such, ACM proceedings, Springer LNCS lecture notes, and computer ethics stuff.
January 26, 2016

First Year Programs is currently recruiting for our First-year Interest Group (FIG) Leader and Orientation Leader (OL) student positions!

 

The FIG program is looking for students from all departments who are UW-Seattle undergraduates with strong organizational skills (i.e., not over-committed), and a genuine interest in working with freshmen as they face the challenges and opportunities presented to them as new students.   For more information please attend one of our information sessions listed below or email figs@uw.edu.

 

Orientation Leaders play a vital role in the orientation process, working closely with new students and their families on a wide variety of topics including academics, student involvement, housing options, and more. Orientation Leaders work during summer quarter and are paid 30-40/hrs per week.   Please email us at uwao@uw.edu or come to one of the information sessions below with any questions.

 

Leadership in FYP Workshops:  (All workshops will be held in MGH 120)

  • Tuesday 1/5 – 2:30pm
  • Thursday 1/7 – 3:30pm
  • Monday 1/11 – 11:30am
  • Wednesday 1/13 – 3:30pm

Applications are available online at fyp.washington.edu/apply.  The application deadline is Tuesday, January 19th by 8:00am.

 

 

MARTHA TRAN

Program Manager / University of Washington

First Year Programs / Undergraduate Academic Affairs

Professional Staff Organization (PSO) President

 

Box 352825

120 Mary Gates Hall, Seattle, WA 98195-2825

206.221.7460 / siutsz@uw.edu / fyp.washington.edu

December 17, 2015

Apply for $50K Prototype Funding by Dec 20! Environmental Innovation Challenge

Thursday, November 19th 5:30-7:30pm we have an exciting panel of past competition participants!  REGISTER

innovative? find your people.

Have an idea? Now you just need to build it, create a plan, do some marketing and find funding. PHEW.

Don’t know how to do all of that?  No worries.

We know people who can help you.

And, we have Prototype Funding $$$!  We’ll tell you about that.

Come meet other students who share your interests. RSVP’s are helpful… November 19, Thursday, 5:30-7:30, HUB 145 + Panel of Past Participants

December 2, Thursday, 5:307:00, HUB 332

Yes, there will be food & refreshments.

Find out about…

Need team members? Come give a 1-minute idea pitch.

Want to join a team? Come listen to pitches and meet potential teammates. Students from all colleges and universities throughout the Pacific NW are welcome to attend. Teams are cross-disciplinary, undergrads and grads.

Questions? Contact us! Pam Tufts | Assistant Director Alaska Airlines Environmental Innovation Challenge Dempsey Hall 227, 206.685-3813 ptufts@uw.edu UWEIC Facebook

November 18, 2015

UpLift Competition at Boeing

The Boeing Company is looking for enthusiastic college students from across the country to compete in the UpLift Competition for the chance to win great prizes, including a job interview at Boeing and a trip to Seattle. Registration for the UpLift Competition is open and runs through April 1, 2016.

Please share competition information with University of Washington students and student groups, or faculty and staff who teach and mentor technology students. Competition details can be found on the uplift website.

Any questions, comments should be directed to the Competition Committee at uplift@boeing.com.

Link, in case the embedded links above don’t work

http://www.boeing.com/specialty/uplift/index.page

 

Thank you, and have a good day.

 

Phong Phan

UW CSE 2003

UW CSE PMP 2010

November 17, 2015

Come learn about Seattle Start-ups and how UW is connected

Join us today at 4:30 in the CSE Commons room 691 for a Students & Startups Info Session hosted by the UW Buerk Center for Entrepreneurship. All students welcome – from freshmen through graduate and PhD – and of any major. Learn about the connections between UW and the Seattle startup scene, workshops, classes, clubs, minors and graduate certificates, innovation competitions and more!

 

Bring your own coffee; we’ll bring the bagels and cream cheese. Please RSVP here.

 

Leslie Mabry  |  Assistant Director

Buerk Center for Entrepreneurship  | University of Washington

Dempsey Hall Room 227 • Box 353223 • Seattle, WA 98195-3223

206.685.5669 | mabryl@uw.edu | @LMabry4

November 17, 2015

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