Through the San Diego MESA Alliance, college students will have a unique experience to witness the “real world” of work in an engineering or scientific environment. Your involvement will provide a great opportunity for our up and coming students to “test the waters” in a field of their interest and see first-hand how classroom skills relate to the workplace.
What better way to do that, than observe and work with a professional in action! You the employer, get to make a positive impact on the lives of students; future engineers and scientists!
More information can be found at http://www.engineering.sdsu.edu/mep/ShadowDay.htm
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SDSU MEP/MSP/SPSD students…
Looking for an on campus job? We need tutors. You can make a few dollars while helping fellow classmates.
See the attached job announcement for details. If interested, submit application to the MEP Office E208.
Classes maybe expanded to include CivE160, CompE 160 and others based on student need.
Do you want to share your engineering skills with aspiring young women ?
Here’s your chance to interact with 200 middle school students from
all over San Diego at a one day only event by helping them learn about engineering with fun interactive experiments!
Position must be a Civil Engineering major.
Completed coursework in the following areas is desired;
transportation and highway engineering,
hydrology, hydraulics and surveying.
MBRS is hosting a Personal Statement Workshop, Friday, July 23, @ 2pm in GMCS 309.
Facilitator: Dr. Theresa M. Duello, University of Madison, Wisconsin
There is an internship opportunity at Rick Engineering. This student will be paid at $16/hour and this is for the summer. They would like to keep the student, and potentially hire him/her when s/he graduates.
Attached is some additional information. If you are interested, send me a resume and cover letter and I will send it to Rick Engineering.
The University of Georgia Graduate School Outreach and Diversity Office (ODO) is delighted to announce the 10th annual Future Scholars Visitation Program to be held on November 7 – 9, 2010.
This opportunity serves as a recruitment tool for prospective graduate students to visit the University of Georgia campus. This program follows along with the University of Georgia’s strategic plan to create a more diverse environment by recruiting students from underrepresented populations. Graduating seniors and alumni from various institutions, including all Georgia colleges and universities, minority-serving institutions, and graduate preparation programs are invited to apply.
The AGC Foundation offers both undergraduate and graduate level scholarships to students enrolled in ABET or ACCE-accredited construction management or construction related engineering programs.
The California Department of Transportation’s Disability Advisory Committee (DAC) and the California Transportation Foundation are offering a $500 scholarship to an eligible student who has a permanent disability as defined by the Fair Employment Housing Administration (FEHA). The DAC is committed to promoting public awareness of the disabled and encourages the pursuit of higher education in various transportation studies.
