SDSU Career Services created a new workshop series for graduates of the class of May 2009, who are having a difficult time getting their job search started. Our workshop series runs the month of June 2009.
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Comments closedUnlike many of the more than 10,000 degrees awarded to graduating SDSU students last month, Theresa Garcia’s (’91, ’09) master’s won’t be used in a search for employment in a challenging economic environment. She already has a job she loves in student affairs at San Diego State.
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Comments closedThe Bridge to the Doctorate program is a nation-wide program with participating universities from coast to coast. The program began in 2003 with Cohort I at OSU and has continued successfully. Each year, BD programs are awarded to eligible participating LSAMP universities. Although each university has different requirements and benefits, they are similar in order to meet NSF goals. Each Fellow is expected to complete the Ph.D. and is given support for up to five years provided that they make satisfactory progress towards the degree. If you have questions regarding positions available, please do not hesitate to contact any BD program across the nation.
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Comments closedDr. Bruce Westermo, Assistant Dean of the College of Engineering at San Diego State University, is looking for some part-time help this summer (2009) from June 8 to 26 and July 6 to 17.
It’s a perfect job for someone taking summer classes at SDSU. Lunch is provided and the work is fun and easy (helping out with Dr. Westermo’s Project Lead The Way (PLTW) summer training classes on SDSU’s campus).
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Comments closedThe BAEG (Buyer Approval Engineering Group) has a close relationship with the software developers in the SEOUL R&D group and wireless communication providers in North America (Alltel, US Cellular, MetroPCS, Cricket and ACG). BAEG software engineers interact with developers and handle all aspects of the testing life cycle from test planning to interface with R&D group in Korea and wireless communication providers all the way to the software approval stage.
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Comments closedThis conference was sponsored by San Diego Gas & Electric, the College of Engineering at San Diego State University, and the Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement (MESA) program, a service mark of the University of California Regents.
The conference provided attendees with a detailed look at the shortage of highly qualified STEM professionals in the San Diego Region and what one national program model, MESA, is doing to address it.
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Comments closedAutodesk Education offers you as a student free use of AutoCAD software, if you’re interested in teaching yourself this handy program (a skill that definitely plays well on resumes).
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Comments closedThe department of chemistry at Celgene is offering three full time summer internship positions. We are seeking undergraduate students who are majoring in chemistry and have taken coursework in organic chemistry. The program will last 10 weeks and includes a $3000 stipend.
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Comments closedNAMEPA offers both national and regional scholarships for African American, Latino, and American Indian students who have demonstrated potential and interest in pursuing an undergraduate degree in engineering. This year, we are offering scholarships under two categories: the Beginning Freshmen and Transfer Engineering Student Awards.
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Comments closedMARC Scholar Research Presentations in the Bio 246 Colloquium at SDSU.
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