CPE Program email for April 28, 2017

Here are the CPE program announcements for April 28, 2017

Stay up-to-date with reminders of upcoming CPE activities:
Find us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/calpolycpe
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Connect on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/calpolycpe/
CPE Program Announcements Archive: http://calpolycpe.blogspot.com/

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1.  Annual CPE Banquet | Friday, May 19, 2017
2. Upcoming Wish Events
3. Upcoming Cal Poly App Development Club Activities
4. Upcoming Data Science Club Activities

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1.  Annual CPE Banquet | Friday, May 19, 2017

Please join us for the annual CPE Banquet scheduled for Friday, May 19, 2017.

Date:  Friday, May 19, 2017
Time: 6 – 7pm Social Hour & 7:00-10:00 Dinner
Location: Madonna Inn, San Luis Obispo, CA

Company sponsors so far include Boeing, Cisco, Intel, Citrix, Northrop Grumman, MindBody, Western Digital, Chevron, and General Atomics.

Meal Options: Prime Rib; Stuffed Chicken Breast or Portabella Mushroom (veggie)

Tickets on sale MONDAY from the CPE Office – 20A-215 | $20 per person
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2. Upcoming WISH Events

Expanding Engineering
Where: Business Silo (On Campus)
When: Thursday, April 29th 10am-5pm
Expanding Engineering is coming up soon and we're looking for more volunteers! We are looking for both GENERAL volunteers as well as SESSION volunteers! Sign up on the corresponding spreadsheets. Don't know what Expanding Engineering is?

Expanding Engineering is a one-day event where WISH hosts high school students on our campus for a fun day filled with interactive learning sessions about various computer science topics! Topics will include mobile development, computational art, robotics, security, and web development.

Share your passion for computer science for eager to learn high schoolers and there's free food for volunteers!

If you're interested in volunteering, please sign up at this link:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1TPHrezJO305r6Qy7WCxsW2R1WwzTYqf_2dw0tLeFCo0/edit?usp=sharing

Facebook event:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1759282087644738/

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Last General Meeting
 Where: Building 14, Room 249
When: Tuesday, May 2nd 11am-12pm
Join us for our last general meeting of the year! Food will be provided :)

Facebook event:
https://www.facebook.com/events/308767159556052/

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Impostor Syndrome Panel
 Where: ATL (Advanced Technologies Lab)
When: Tuesday, May 2nd 6pm-8pm

Please join WISH for a panel discussing Impostor Syndrome. For those unfamiliar with this ideology, the Impostor Syndrome is the notion in which people are unable to internalize their accomplishments; they often attribute their successes to luck or a mistake, but their failures to a lack of skill.

This panel will consist of a member from Amazon San Luis Obispo, three professors from the Computer Science Department, one graduating senior of Computer Science, and a masters student of Computer Science. The panel will focus on tackling this issue and what can be proactively done to eliminate this syndrome from our daily lifestyles.

Food will be provided!

Facebook event:
https://www.facebook.com/events/215783858907203/

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YoCre Social!
Where: YoCre Yogurt Creations (in the UU)
When: Friday, May 5th 4pm-5pm
Come socialize with your fellow WISH members! Grab a bowl of YoCre and relax for an hour!

Facebook event:
https://www.facebook.com/events/623207351215649/

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Wish 10 Year Anniversary Event!
Where: Building 65, Room 220
When: Saturday, May 6th 12pm-3pm
WISH is coming up on its 10 year anniversary and we want to celebrate it! This event will include lunch, a past WISH presidents panel, and the opportunity to talk to Cal Poly WISH alumni and current students. We would love as many alumni and current students to celebrate WISH's growth as a club over the past 10 years :) Hope to see you there!

Please RSVP via this google form if you have not already done so. https://goo.gl/forms/dP7os3XXjTupTAe43

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3. Upcoming Cal Poly App Development Club

1. Cal Poly Alumni from Google: APIs and Microservices
Who: Jordan Lin, Cal Poly Alumni
When: Wed, May 3rd, 6PM-7PM
Where: 180-114 (Baker Science)

Jordan Lin, a Cal Poly Alumni and Google employee, will be talking about best practices in creating an API on Wednesday, May 3rd, from 6-7PM in 180-114(Baker Science). Come and learn how to utilize APIs and microservices, including web applications and mobile applications.

2. Projects Meeting Summary
iOS made apps today with one main purpose: to not have a purpose. Experimenting with different controls from our UI toolbox lead to some interesting and funny combinations including ducks that dance and Eric-themed variables. Next week, we’ll make our apps do crazier things by integrating sensors and getting more familiar with iOS. Soon we’ll be starting a capture the flag app, so stay tuned.


Team Android continues their work on the Firebase backend for their ClubHunter mobile app. This previous Saturday we implemented logins and the ability to create new user accounts for use with the app. Next week, we’ll be looking at building out further our backend and integrating it with the app.

3. Project Meeting This Saturday, April 29th
Who: App Dev Club
When: Sat, April 29, 1PM - 4PM
Where: 26-106 (Graphic Arts)
Come join our Android and iOS teams to learn how to build an app! Our Android team is finishing their club app, and our iOS team is adding additional features on their food hunter app. No experience is needed, so come join us at our regular time (1-4 PM) this Saturday in room 26-106 (Graphic Arts). Send us an email at calpolyappdev@gmail.com for more information.
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4. Upcoming Data Science Club Activities

Non-technical Tips for Transforming Technical Presentations
CP Data Science Club Meeting
Date: Tuesday(5/2)
Time: 11:10am-12:00pm
Where: 14-246

Non-technical Tips for Transforming Technical Presentations

As researchers and scientists we strive to become experts in our field.  However, when sharing our work with others, a deep technical focus during presentations may not be the ideal way to convey information.  We will discuss strategies and skills that are designed to transform typical technical "information-dump" style slides into meaningful and engaging presentations that inspire and spark innovation.

CPE Program email for April 21, 2017

Here are the CPE program announcements for April 21, 2017

Stay up-to-date with reminders of upcoming CPE activities: 

Find us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/calpolycpe 

Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/calpolycpe

Connect on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/calpolycpe/

CPE Program Announcements Archive: http://calpolycpe.blogspot.com/

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1.  Annual CPE Banquet | Friday, May 19, 2017

2. Upcoming Wish Events

3. Roborodentia

4. C# and .NET Developers Internship

5. AIAS Foundation Scholarship Application

6. Exploring Alternative Careers for Engineers

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1.  Annual CPE Banquet | Friday, May 19, 2017

Please join us for the annual CPE Banquet scheduled for Friday, May 19, 2017. 

Date:  Friday, May 19, 2017

Time: 6 – 7pm Social Hour & 7:00-10:00 Dinner

Location: Madonna Inn, San Luis Obispo, CA 

Company sponsors so far include Boeing, Cisco, Intel, Citrix, Northrop Grumman, MindBody, Western Digital, Chevron, and General Atomics.

Meal Options: Prime Rib; Stuffed Chicken Breast or Portabella Mushroom (veggie)

Tickets on sale MONDAY from the CPE Office – 20A-215 | $20 per person

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2. Upcoming Wish Events

Wish 10 Year Anniversary Event!

Where: Building 65, Room 220

When: Saturday, May 6th 12pm-3pm

WISH is coming up on its 10 year anniversary and we want to celebrate it! This event will include lunch, a past WISH presidents panel, and the opportunity to talk to Cal Poly WISH alumni and current students. We would love as many alumni and current students to celebrate WISH's growth as a club over the past 10 years :) Hope to see you there!

Please RSVP via this google form if you have not already done so. https://goo.gl/forms/dP7os3XXjTupTAe43

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3. Roborodentia

Roborodentia is Cal Poly's annual robotics competition.  This year, it will be held in the building 20 lobby (EE building) at 1pm this Saturday (4/22).  

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4. C# and .NET Developers Internship

Process Expert (www.pro-xprt.com) is looking for 2-3 skilled C# and .NET Developers to help design and maintain the RFID/barcode inventory management systems that we develop for our clients. The ideal candidates are self-motivated junior CSC, CPE, or EE students with excellent software skills. In addition, the candidates should have good communications skills, and desire to gain experience providing technical support for customers.  During the academic year these positions require 10-20 hours of work per week, at flexible times, and depending on project needs. Full-time summer internships are available.

Familiarity with Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) desktop application development, MVVM architectural pattern, Caliburn.Micro framework, ASP.NET MVC, Web API server development, REST APIs, Entity Framework ORM (code-first) and SQL Server databases, and SignalR real-time messaging is advantageous. 

Process Expert is a collaboration-oriented high-tech company. We develop innovative radio frequency identification (RFID) hardware and software solutions. Our clients include small, privately owned companies, and large, publicly owned corporations.

We work with organizations to analyze processes and determine the best methods to resolve issues and improve performance. We help organizations select the most appropriate technologies based on cost/benefit analyses, and use advanced simulation for proposal validation.  We provide implementation and integration of proposed methods and systems, as well as maintenance and upgrade services. We also sell RFID products for inventory management, specializing in mobile systems for tracking inventories. Our complete set of expertise provides front to back solutions, including process redesign, software, and hardware.

https://cpe.calpoly.edu/jobs/112/

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5. AIAS Foundation Scholarship Application

• The Randy Pausch Scholarship, which awards $2,500 scholarships, supports students pursuing careers in the development of interactive entertainment, including art, animation, programming, engineering, game design, sound design, and music composition. 

• The Mark Beaumont Scholarship, which awards $2,500 scholarships, supports students pursuing careers specializing in the business of interactive entertainment, including management, law, marketing, public relations, and business development. 

• The WomenIn Scholarship, which awards $2,500 scholarships, seeks to support inclusion of more women in the interactive entertainment industry. This scholarship supports women-identifying students pursuing game development or the business of interactive entertainment. 

The Academy scholarships from the previous academic year honored students from a range of disciplines, including future designers, artists and programmers. Seventeen promising students hailing from esteemed programs at schools such as New York University, Carnegie Melon University, University of Southern California and Additional information on last year’s winners can be found here: http://www.aiasfoundation.org/programs/scholarship_winners.asp

To qualify, applicants must have a GPA of at least 3.3, and be a full-time student and attend an accredited college or university in the United States during the 2017-2018 academic school year. 

For more information about the scholarships, qualifications and application forms, please direct students visit http://www.aiasfoundation.org/programs/scholarships.asp. The deadline to apply is April 28, 2017. 

If you have any questions or would like more information, please email scholarships@interactive.org.

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6. Exploring Alternative Careers for Engineers

When:     Wednesday, April 26 from 4:10 to 6:00 p.m.

Where:   Career Services, Building 124/Room 117

 

Engineering students: Have you ever thought about pursuing a career in a non-engineering role either right after you graduate or further along in your career? If so, you don’t want to miss this event!

 

Career Services will showcase a panel of four professionals who all studied engineering in college, but are now working in non-engineering roles. Come hear about these professionals’ career paths and discover additional career possibilities. We will showcase teaching, consulting, sales, and project management as alternatives, but there are endless career possibilities out there for engineers!

 

Immediately following the panel presentation, you will have the opportunity to network with these featured panelists until 6:00 p.m.:

 

Nancy Alcombright

Physics Teacher - Mission College Preparatory Catholic High School

B.S. in Chemical Engineering; M.A. in Teaching

 

Lacy Billingsly III

Project Manager - Helix Electric, Inc.

B.S. in Electrical Engineering

 

Dan Brannon

Director of Software Development at McMillan Study Guides, Inc.

Principal Consultant - OSoSLO

CTO at Robotics, Inc.

B.S. in Computer Engineering

 

Andy Sofranko, LEED Green Associate

Sales Engineer – REC Solar

B.S. in Mechanical Engineering

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CPE Program email for April 14, 2017

Here are the CPE program announcements for April 14, 2017

Stay up-to-date with reminders of upcoming CPE activities:

Find us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/calpolycpe

Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/calpolycpe

Connect on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/calpolycpe/

CPE Program Announcements Archive: http://calpolycpe.blogspot.com/

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1.  Annual CPE Banquet | Friday, May 19, 2017

2. Career Services Spring Quarter Update

3. Upcoming Wish Events

4. AIAS Foundation Scholarship Application

5. The Department of Women's & Gender Studies is offering NINE scholarships

6. Raytheon focused recruiting session 

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1.  Annual CPE Banquet | Friday, May 19, 2017

Please join us for the annual CPE Banquet scheduled for Friday, May 19, 2017.

Date:  Friday, May 19, 2017

Time: 6 – 7pm Social Hour & 7:00-10:00 Dinner

Location: Madonna Inn, San Luis Obispo, CA

Company sponsors so far include Boeing, Cisco, Intel, Citrix, Northrop Grumman, MindBody, Western Digital, Chevron, and General Atomics.

Meal Options: Prime Rib; Stuffed Chicken Breast or Portabella Mushroom (veggie)

Tickets on sale MONDAY from the CPE Office – 20A-215 | $20 per person

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2. Career Services Spring Quarter Update

Goldman Sachs Visit on Tuesday, April 18

·         Attend the Goldman Sachs Professional Networking and Fireside Chat with Peter Oppenheimer(flyer attached with more details)

·         The event is intended for undergraduate freshmen and sophomores interested in learning about firmwide opportunities.   

·         All students are encouraged to submit online applications at:  gs.com/careers/events

·         More information may be found on MustangJOBS at:  https://calpoly.joinhandshake.com/events/51238/share_preview

Flyer: http://tinyurl.com/mzckc6l

Spring Career Fair on Wednesday & Thursday, April 19 and 20

·         Network with employers from 9:30 to 2:30 p.m. at the Rec Center Gyms

·         Get your resume reviewed before the career fair (see attached flyer for options)

·         Come to a ‘Preparing for the Career Fair’ workshop to help you be a standout candidate (dates/times on the attached flyer)

·         See the detailed instructions on the attached flyer for how to use MustangJOBS to narrow down who you want to network with at the career fair

Flyer: http://tinyurl.com/l75ncml

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3. Upcoming Wish Events

Resume Workshop
Where: Building 14, Room 232B
When: Tuesday, April 11th 11am-12pm
We will be hosting a workshop to give some tips and tricks about resumes to help you prepare for the career fair!

Facebook event: 
https://www.facebook.com/events/1831878020396348/

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Current Solutions Tech Talk
Where: Building 180, Room 102
When: Tuesday, April 11th 6pm-8pm

Did you know that law enforcement can’t actually track your cell phone? Or that the average law enforcement response time is isn’t moments, it’s 18 minutes? SafeRoute is a comprehensive safety alert system in your hands. It let’s you see where your friends are, and be notified if they deviate too far from a pre-set route. You’ll receive emergency notifications when a loved one is unsafe and can, with the push of a button, activate emergency settings like dispatching the police to a user's exact GPS location, or calls on the help of nearby app users in the community, among several other features. The SafeRoute team is coming to discuss topics ranging from: hardware and software development to the security and technology sectors from the perspective of entrepreneurs currently in the space.

Facebook event:
https://www.facebook.com/events/249535552186071/

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Xilinx Tech Talk
Where: Building 14, Room 232B
When: Wednesday, April 19th 6pm-7pm

WISH and IEEE- Informational Session Hosted by Xilinx Date & Time: April 19th at 6:00pm
Speakers: Marc Baker, Applications Engineer Eva Condron Wells, Sr. Manager Talent Development Julie Bergman, University Relations Specialist           
Summary: Our speakers will be presenting about Xilinx, the culture and the products that use our chips. We will also discuss our current opening for entry level professionals. We are accepting resumes from May 2017 grads and students looking for 2017 summer internship opportunities.
Link to apply: www.xilinx.com/hr
*Please bring your resumes to the event. We will be collecting hard copies at that time.

Facebook event: 
https://www.facebook.com/events/397675233940479/

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Wish 10 Year Anniversary Event!

Where: Building 65, Room 220
When: Saturday, May 6th 12pm-3pm
WISH is coming up on its 10 year anniversary and we want to celebrate it! This event will include lunch, a past WISH presidents panel, and the opportunity to talk to Cal Poly WISH alumni and current students. We would love as many alumni and current students to celebrate WISH's growth as a club over the past 10 years :) Hope to see you there!

Please RSVP via this google form if you have not already done so. https://goo.gl/forms/dP7os3XXjTupTAe43

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4. AIAS Foundation Scholarship Application

·  The Randy Pausch Scholarship, which awards $2,500 scholarships, supports students pursuing careers in the development of interactive entertainment, including art, animation, programming, engineering, game design, sound design, and music composition. 

·  The Mark Beaumont Scholarship, which awards $2,500 scholarships, supports students pursuing careers specializing in the business of interactive entertainment, including management, law, marketing, public relations, and business development. 

·  The WomenIn Scholarship, which awards $2,500 scholarships, seeks to support inclusion of more women in the interactive entertainment industry. This scholarship supports women-identifying students pursuing game development or the business of interactive entertainment. 

The Academy scholarships from the previous academic year honored students from a range of disciplines, including future designers, artists and programmers. Seventeen promising students hailing from esteemed programs at schools such as New York University, Carnegie Melon University, University of Southern California and Additional information on last year’s winners can be found here: http://www.aiasfoundation.org/programs/scholarship_winners.asp

To qualify, applicants must have a GPA of at least 3.3, and be a full-time student and attend an accredited college or university in the United States during the 2017-2018 academic school year. 

For more information about the scholarships, qualifications and application forms, please direct students visit http://www.aiasfoundation.org/programs/scholarships.asp. The deadline to apply is April 28, 2017.

If you have any questions or would like more information, please email scholarships@interactive.org.

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5. The Department of Women's & Gender Studies is offering NINE scholarships

The Department of Women's & Gender Studies is offering NINE scholarships ranging from $550 to $2,000 for the 2017-18 academic year. 
Student applications for these scholarships are due by F 4/14. 

In order to be considered, students must submit:

·  a resume

·  a letter describing their eligibility for a specific scholarship (or scholarships)

·  a letter of recommendation from a Cal Poly faculty or staff member

Eligibility information:

·  FIVE scholarships are available for Ralph R. Wilmar Scholarship.

·  Amounts listed is amount per scholarship winner.

·  Graduate students are also eligible for all scholarships (except the Perryman). 

·  Please make sure that the student you are nominating will be attending Cal Poly full-time in Fall 2017.

More information on eligibility for each individual scholarship is provided in the attached flyer and at http://wgs.calpoly.edu/2017-18-scholarships.

Please contact wgs@calpoly.edu or Kayley Weldon at 756-1525 in 47-25H with any questions. 

Scholarship award recipients will be announced at the "Cal Poly Feminisms Year-End Celebration" on M 5/8.

Thank you for sharing this information and for your applications / letters of recommendation.

Flyer: http://tinyurl.com/mxekwcb

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6. Raytheon focused recruiting session 

Raytheon will be holding a focused recruiting session next Friday from 9-12 in the ATL.

Flyer: http://tinyurl.com/k8nstpa

CPE Program email for March 17, 2017

Here are the CPE program announcements for March 17, 2017

Stay up-to-date with reminders of upcoming CPE activities:

Find us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/calpolycpe

Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/calpolycpe

Connect on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/calpolycpe/

CPE Program Announcements Archive: http://calpolycpe.blogspot.com/

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1. Job Opportunity

2. Upcoming Wish Events

3. Upcoming SWE Events

4. EWB Announcements

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1. Job Opportunity

Junior Software Engineer , Northrop Grumman | Vandenberg AFB, CA.

The position requires a Bachelor Degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Software Engineering, even an Electrical Engineering degree could work, with the right individual.  The person MUST be a U.S. citizen with the ability to obtain a security clearance.  Persons with dual citizenship probably won’t work.  If someone is graduating soon, we could bring them on as a PAID intern first, then convert them to full-time when they graduate this spring.

Candidates can read more or apply directly at the Northrop Grumman Corporation Career website: http://www.northropgrumman.com/Careers/JobSearch/Pages/default.aspx

Search for requisition number: 17004603

Questions? Please contact Gary L. Mead, Software Engineering Manager, Trainer Sustainment Lead

Northrop Grumman at Gary.Mead@ngc.com.

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2. Upcoming Wish Events

Disney Tech Talk

Where: Building 14, Room 250

When: Friday March 17^th, 12:00pm – 2:00 pm

Cal Poly Alum Teal Owyang will be speaking about her path to her career at Disney Animations and her work as an Assistant TD.

Facebook event:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1863301777246395/

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Final Study Session

Where: Building 14, Room 232B

When: Sunday March 19th, 12:00pm-4:00pm

Tables and fishbowls at the library too full? Come join our final study session where there will be plenty of room and some treats!

Facebook event:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1855306481399435/

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3. Upcoming SWE Events

Spring SWE Welcome Sign Ups

When // 10:00 am on Thursday, April 6 to 9:00 am on Friday, April 7
Where // Cal Poly Campus (i.e. ATL, Engineering Plaza, Residence Halls)

Welcome conditionally admitted female engineering students to Cal Poly, SLO and show them what it is like to live like a Mustang for a day! Participants will shadow engineering students. They will attend your classes, tour the campus, stay overnight in your residence hall, and find if Cal Poly is the right fit for them. Day and overnight host spots are available. Free food and t-shirt for all hosts! If you're interested, sign up here.

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4. EWB Announcements

Announcements

EWB Olympics Results! (Thanks for everyone who participated!)
1. Malawi
2. Thailand
3. Nicaragua
4. India
5. Local Projects

Officer Board Nominations!
It's time to nominate officers for next year! Please nominate someone for an officer board position http://tinyurl.com/j3hqnrs . Please submit all nominations by midnight April 14th, 2016. Here, http://tinyurl.com/ze6d45j, is a sheet detailing the officer board positions and responsibilities. Elections will take place April 19th.

EWB Journal
Hi EWBers,

EWB is doing something new! We will be releasing a year-end journal filled with content created by our members. The journal will be published as a PDF on our website and sent out in emails and newsletters. This is a great opportunity to show our families, communities, friends, and supporters what we’ve been up to!

Right now we’re early in the process of putting this together and need your help! 

Names! Suggest names for the journal here, http://tinyurl.com/gpchre8. We want something catchy and descriptive of what we do. Be creative!

Design -  If you have made any cool art inspired by your time in EWB, we would love to showcase it in the journal! 

And of course, content! If you have something you’ve created and you want to share it in our EWB world, consider submitting it! If you have an idea but want to develop it more, come chat with Dan and Beth at tea time from 10-12pm on Fridays in the library. Draft/outline submittals will be due Friday of Spring quarter Week 4and final products will be due Friday of Week 7. We’d love to see essays, op-eds, photos, poems, drawings, academic articles, creative writing, anything that excites you as you work on it. 

Email Dan (hornettd@gmail.com) or Beth (bhotchkiss4@gmail.com) if you have any questions or thoughts. 

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Events
1. Mon- Sustainability Task Force, Project Meetings
2. Tue- IMPACT Meeting
3. Wed- Study Session with EWB
4. Fri- EWB Tea Time
Check out our google calendar here, http://tinyurl.com/huc643j!

1.  Sustainability Task Force is a new group seeking to enhance Cal Poly's EWB Chapter. Through working on projects related to social, economic, cross-generational and environmental sustainability, we want to ensure that our chapter is fulfilling its purpose of "equipping leaders to solve some of the world's most pressing challenges". The STF meets at 6pm every Monday in Building 53, room 202 (India Room).

Project Meetings are every Monday at 7pm!
Here are the team room locations:

10-227 Nicaragua
53-213 Local Projects
Check your individual project team emails for meeting details!

2. IMPACT meets every Tuesday at 6:30 pm at one of the Library 2nd floor fishbowls. Come by if you want to make a difference locally by volunteering in SLO!

3. Study Session: Come to 53-202 from 6-8pm on Wednesday either to study or unwind with fellow EWBers and a cup of hot Joe. Dead week is fun, and it's even more fun with friends! Hope to see you there!

4. EWB Tea Time is every Friday 10-12pm at the 2nd floor of the Library facing the front, near the bookshelves. Come chat and enjoy some tea with President Dan, VP Beth, and the occasional officer!

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Opportunities

-Interested in studying abroad? Take a class with Professor Karen Bangs from Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering (IME), in Bilbao, Spain during July of 2017. Karen will be teaching an Operations Management course (Quality Management, Lean Systems, Product & Service Design, Project Management and a few other topics). This course can fulfill a technical elective requirement for you (if you're ME with general & MfgE concentration, MATE, ENVE, BMED, GENE, COB-IT, MfgE). Contact Karen at krbangs@calpoly.edu, or stop by her office in 192-229. You can also visit Cal Poly International Programs on-line or at their office (http://abroad.calpoly.edu/ or 38-145). Check out the flyers http://tinyurl.com/gp8e5nw and http://tinyurl.com/gneaytu.

-TRC Environmental Engineering/Remediation Intern App Due March 15th
Click here, http://tinyurl.com/goswqxh, for the flyer!

-Civil Engineering Associates Intern Opportunity
Company: Civil Engineering Associates. CEA is a general civil firm that provides consulting services to land development clients primarily for multi-family residential, single-family residential, mixed-use, and apartment developments. Our responsibilities range over the whole project life span, from initial planning and entitlement to preparation of design documents, and ultimately to construction administration and surveying.
Location: San Jose, 5 minutes north of downtown
Job Description: Engineering intern working directly with project managers on a variety of civil engineering tasks. You will have the opportunity to test your wit in the design of components for real projects including: storm water management, utility design and grading. You will also provide important support to our field operations by analyzing data, performing quality control checks, and interacting with contractors.
Ideal Candidate: Motivated individual with solid engineering fundamentals, good communication skills, and an ability to work in a fast-paced dynamic environment. Former AutoCAD Civil 3D experience is a plus, but not a necessity.
Getting in Touch: Contact Graham Goodwin directly at ggoodwin@ceainc.net or by phone at 408-453-1066.
 

-The Chi Epsilon Honor Society is excited to offer Spring 2017 FE/EIT Review Sessions. As an engineer, the first step towards getting your PE license is to become an Engineer in Training (EIT) by passing the FE exam. Taught by Cal Poly professors, the sessions will cover:

Mechanics of Materials
Dynamics
Materials Science
Thermodynamics
Engineering Economics
Mathematics
Fluid Mechanics

Please see the attached calendar, http://tinyurl.com/ju22pp8, for a tentative schedule of the sessions. If you would like to sign up, stop by our table outside Kennedy Library on Tuesday (4/4), Wednesday, (4/5), or Thursday (4/6) anytime between 11 AM and 1 PM. Tickets to the review sessions cost $50 ($20 for members of Chi Epsilon) and include seven professor-lead review sessions and practice material at each session. The sessions are open to all engineering majors.

To learn more about the FE exam, please visit this website, http://tinyurl.com/hobwwm5. Feel free to email cpeitreview@gmail.com if you have any questions.

As a reminder, these review sessions are organized by students for students and are not associated with any other companies who post fliers around campus offering tutoring services. 

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