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Issue: Oct. 27, 2008
In this
newsletter
WIEP News and Events
Scholarships
Internships
Volunteer
Calendar of
Events
10/29 Dr. Donal Asher talks
10/29 WIEP Luncheon
11/5 WIEP Yoga
11/6 MESA Fall Fling
11/13 Consulting Engineering

High School Senior Day volunteers needed on Friday,
October 31st to have lunch with students, lead campus or lab
tours and be visible during departmental fair. If you can volunteer, talk to
Julie.Price@colorado.edu or
Lauren.Wenner@colorado.edu.
SORCE
needs volunteers on Wednesday, October 29th to help out with
the Broncos Kids Boys and Girls club visit. Please email
floresmr@gmail.com with available times that match the following agenda:
10:00a.m. – 11:15a.m. – Tour
11:30a.m. – 12:30p.m. – Panel
Help out at the Girl’s Exploring Science Engineering
& Technology (GESET) convention on November 5th. For more
information, contact
Gale.Day@colorado.edu
Tour guides needed for the MESA Fall Fling: On
November 6th, from 1:30p.m. – 4:30p.m., lead a group of 10
high school students through the Earthquake Engineering Simulation Center, Fiske
Astronomy Lab, ITLL, Bold Center (to meet students and staff), the Electronics
Center, and the UMC. Even if you can help for a portion of the time, that would
be great. Call Gale Day at 303-492-7601 or 720-352-5771 to sign-up. |
WIEP News and Events
WIEP Yoga: Let Professor Shelly Miller lead
you through a yoga class to help you relax before your exams come up.
Please click
here
to fill out a 2 questions survey to register. The class is Wednesday,
November 5th from 5:30p.m. - 6:30p.m. in the Bechtel Collaboratory (DLC).
Dr. Donald Asher on how to “Gain Admission to Highly
Competitive Graduate Program”: This lecture is on Wednesday, October
29th from 5:30 – 7:00 p.m. in Humanities 150 and is FREE to students
and alumni. If you have any questions, contact
Ann.Herrmann@colorado.edu.
Departmental Luncheon
Students, faculty, and staff in the AREN, CVEN, EVEN, CSEN, EPEN, and OPEN
departments are invited to enjoy free lunch hosted by the WIEP from 11 a.m. to 1
p.m. on Wednesday, October 29th in Faculty Commons (ECCR 211). RSVP
here.
Applied Trust Engineering – Interested in what a consulting engineer
does? Learn what this entails, explore different career paths and talk
one-on-one with IT infrastructure engineers in the field. The company tour and
info session starts at 4:00p.m. (Sharp) at 1033 Walnut, Suite 300
(Take the Skip or Hop) on Thursday, November 13th. Please register on
CSO under “Career Events” and email
Ann.Herrmann@colorado.edu for more information.
Taking the FE exam? Practice online for $32.95 only from NCEES. Each
purchase includes 60 AM questions + solutions and 30 PM questions + solutions
from the discipline of choice. For more information visit
http://www.ncees.org/exams/study_materials/diagnostic_exams.php#fe
Internships
Interested in Naval Research?
Look at the attached NREIP Poster for information about a 10 week summer
research intensive. Application is open, so grab this opportunity. Get more
information at
www.asee.org/nreip.
$3600 paid summer internship
for nonprofit or government agencies in Colorado. Visit
http://careerservices.colorado.edu/piie.html for more information. Hurry,
the deadline to apply is 5p.m. on Friday, October 31st.
Scholarships
Want to pursue engineering, science, math, etc.
Graduate school and need financial help? Look
into the KAUST Discovery Scholarship and the independent, merit-based,
graduate-level university for the 2009 or 2010 fiscal years. Check out
www.KAUST.edu.sa for details and eligibility requirements.
Hispanic Scholarship Fund giving $1000
- $10,000 awards. Must be a U.S. citizen, have
minimum 3.0 GPA, apply for the FAFSA, and have plans to be enrolled full-time
for the Fall 2009 semester. Apply online at
www.hsf.net
Become a Gates Millennium Scholar
– Are you a full-time student for Fall 2009, have a minimum GPA of 3.3,
and demonstrate leadership skills and financial need? Then apply online at
www.gmsp.org for a chance to become one of the 1,000 Gates Scholars selected
each year.
Women’s Transportation Seminar giving
away Scholarships for undergraduates and graduates. If you are
female, have at least a GPA of 3.0, are enrolled in a degree program related to
transportation and have plans to pursue a career in the field, apply before
November 10th at 5:00p.m. There are 3 awards: For undergrads,
the Sharon D. Banks Scholarship ($2,000) and the Louise Moritz Leadership Award
($1,000). The Helene Overly Scholarship ($3,000) will be awarded to a graduate
student. For more information visit:
www.wtscolorado.org. |