SWEmail
Society of Women Engineers Collegiate Section
Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
18 JANUARY 2012
In This Issue:
· Society of Women Engineers Collegiate Section Announcements
o WANTED: MATE Major Chair (Officer)
o SWE Sweatshirts!
o SWE Tour Opportunity: Specialty Silicone Fabricators
o SLO High School Career Fair
· On Campus Events/Opportunities
o Let’s Talk Sex
o iFixit on Entrepreneurship
o National Institute of Standards and Technology’s Undergraduate Research Fellowships
o San Jose, California STEM DIVERSITY CAREER EXPO
o SLO Startup Weekend
o Triota Honor Society – Women and Gender Studies
o Volunteers Needed for MESA Day Prelims
· Job and Internship Opportunities
o AfterCollege Opportunities
o Announcing the Google Freshman Engineering Practicum Internship - Apply Today!
o Google Android Development
o Medallia Inc. - Client Solutions and Services Analyst
o Medallia Inc. - Engineering Internship Summer 2012
o Medallia Inc - New College Grad R&D Java Engineer
o CSU Research Competition
o CWIC Southern California 2012
· Scholarship Opportunities
o iPhone Scholarship
o Google Scholarships
If you missed the SWEmail Career Fair Special Issue, check it out on http://calpolyswemail.blogspot.com/
Upcoming Dates:
18 JANUARY 2012
· SWE General Meeting
o 6-7 PM
o Bonderson, Room 104
19 JANUARY 2012
· Evening with Industry
o Entrance for those who preregistered ONLY
o 6-9 PM
o Embassy Suites on Madonna
24 JANUARY 2012
· SWE Fights Winter Quarter: Healthy Stress
o 10-11 AM
25 JANUARY 2012
· SWE General Meeting
o 6-7 PM
o Bonderson, Room 104
Society of Women Engineers
Collegiate Section Announcements
WANTED: MATE Major Chair (Officer)
If you've ever wanted to get involved with SWE now is your opportunity! We are looking for 1 MATE major chair. The responsibilities are as follows:
-Attend all SWE meetings
-Develop and maintain contact with your respective department
-Organize industry tours related to your respective major
If interested or have any questions, please email Danielle Cowgill at dcowgill@calpoly.edu.
If you've ever wanted to get involved with SWE now is your opportunity! We are looking for 1 MATE major chair. The responsibilities are as follows:
-Attend all SWE meetings
-Develop and maintain contact with your respective department
-Organize industry tours related to your respective major
If interested or have any questions, please email Danielle Cowgill at dcowgill@calpoly.edu.
SWE Sweatshirts!
Have you seen the new SWE Sweatshirts? Interested in ordering one? Sweatshirts are $40 and will be ordered January7th. Please email Ashley Parry amparry@calpoly.edu if you are interested in ordering a sweatshirt.
SWE Tour Opportunity: Specialty Silicone Fabricators
There will be a tour of Specialty Silicone Fabricators in Paso Robles on February 3, 2012 at 1 pm. For more information or to sign up please contact Victoria Francis at vrfranci@calpoly.edu.
SLO High School Career Fair
Hello SWE Members!
SWE is hosting a booth at the 11th Grade SLO High School Career Fair on January 20th. The booth’s purpose is to promote engineering to the 11th graders and we need YOUR help. The plan is to display engineering projects for the kids to look at as well as create a collage of photos of various engineering projects.
We need projects to display at the career fair—both pictures and the real deal! Please email Cait Rahm (information below) if you have a project you would like to display. If you have pictures, email me with the pictures and a description of your project.
We also encourage people to volunteer! We need volunteers to help run and set-up the booth from 8:15AM to 11AM. You do not need to volunteer for the whole time. Please email Cait Rahm if you are interested.
I hope to see you all on January 20th!
Sincerely,
Cait Rahm
High School Outreach Coordinator
On Campus
Events and Opportunities
Let’s Talk Sex
“Let’s Talk Sex” is a women’s group that meets monthly to discuss sex, relationships, and other general women’s issues in a safe space. It will allow women to come together to build friendships, gain support, and have fun by discussing topics that normally would not be addressed in other social situations.
TUESDAY
JANUARY 24
7PM-9PM
UU220
THE GENDER EQUITY CENTER
iFixit on Entrepreneurship
Title: Engineers Make the Best Businesses (and why you should create a start-up now!)
Sponsor: iFixit
Date: Wednesday, January 18th
Time: 7pm
Location: Bonderson 192-104
Brief Description:
Wondering how you're going to pay for lunch once your meal plan runs out? Why not start your own business! Whether or not you've already got a great idea already, you'll be inspired once you hear the story of iFixit. Kyle Wiens, CEO of iFixit and Cal Poly CSC alum will talk about how his business went from a dorm-room to multimillion dollar business.
Best Wishes,
Kelli De Vlugt
Electrical Engineering Undergraduate
Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
SWE Collegiate EE/CPE/CSC/SE Chair
Kelli De Vlugt
Electrical Engineering Undergraduate
Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
SWE Collegiate EE/CPE/CSC/SE Chair
IEEE Publicity & SWE Chair
National Institute of Standards and Technology’s Undergraduate Research Fellowships
Your are invited to participate in the National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST's) Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) program for students majoring in science, engineering, and mathematics. This letter contains information about the program at NISTs Boulder, Colorado, campus. A similar program exists at NIST's Gaithersburg, Maryland, campus.
Applications for participation in the SURF NIST Boulder program are accepted only from colleges or universities and not from individual students or faculty. We invite your Office of Sponsored Programs or Grants Office, to prepare a single proposal to the SURF NIST Boulder program. (A separate proposal would be required for NIST Gaithersburg.) This proposal will include a portion completed by an institutional representative and a set of materials provided by each student applicant. An administrative announcement of this Federal Funding Opportunity (FFO) has been posted on both Grants.gov and our program Web site.
Your are invited to participate in the National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST's) Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) program for students majoring in science, engineering, and mathematics. This letter contains information about the program at NISTs Boulder, Colorado, campus. A similar program exists at NIST's Gaithersburg, Maryland, campus.
Applications for participation in the SURF NIST Boulder program are accepted only from colleges or universities and not from individual students or faculty. We invite your Office of Sponsored Programs or Grants Office, to prepare a single proposal to the SURF NIST Boulder program. (A separate proposal would be required for NIST Gaithersburg.) This proposal will include a portion completed by an institutional representative and a set of materials provided by each student applicant. An administrative announcement of this Federal Funding Opportunity (FFO) has been posted on both Grants.gov and our program Web site.
SURF NIST Boulder: http://www.nist.gov/
Application due date: February 15, 2012 (5:00 p.m. MST)
Students applying to the SURF NIST Boulder program will be matched to opportunities in the Boulder divisions:
* Quantum Electronics and Photonics
* Electromagnetics
* Materials Reliability
* Thermophysical Properties
* Time and Frequency
* Applied and Computational Mathematics
* Thermophysical Properties
* Time and Frequency
* Applied and Computational Mathematics
The student application form allows students to indicate in which opportunities they are most interested. We will have positions for up to 18 students. Top ranked students will be matched to opportunities according to the students' preferences and research interests. The SURF NIST Boulder program will run from May 21 through August 3, 2012, with adjustments made to accommodate students on an academic quarter system.
Please circulate the information about this program to other appropriate academic departments and administrative staff at your institution. We encourage you to print and post our information poster that is attached to this message. You may also download our poster from our Web site, given below.
Further information and application materials may be found at these Web sites:
SURF NIST Boulder http://www.nist.gov/
SURF NIST Gaithersburg http://www.nist.gov/
Sincerely yours,
Joe Magee Matt Pufall and Mitch Wallis
NIST Thermophysical Properties Division NIST Electromagnetics Division
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Joe Magee Matt Pufall and Mitch Wallis
NIST Thermophysical Properties Division NIST Electromagnetics Division
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San Jose, California STEM DIVERSITY CAREER EXPO
Subject: ANNOUNCING EOP’S San Jose, California STEM DIVERSITY CAREER EXPO FOR MINORITIES, WOMEN, AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES ON Wednesday, May 16, 2012 AT THE PARKSIDE HALL-HALL A, 180 PARK AVENUE, SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA.
WE INVITE YOUR COLLEGE STUDENTS, GRADUATES, AND ALUMNI JOB CANDIDATES IN ALL STEM CAREER DISCIPLINES: SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, AND MATH TO ATTEND THE May 16th SAN JOSE STEM DIVERSITY CAREER EXPO.
ATTACHED IS OUR POSTER TO HELP YOU PROMOTE THE EVENT TO YOUR JOB CANDIDATES ENCOURAGING THEM TO PRE-REGISTER AND TO ATTEND.
We very much appreciate your efforts to help us promote our STEM DIVERSITY CAREER EXPO in San Jose, California this year.
The STEM DIVERSITY CAREER Expo opens for job candidates at 10 A.M. until 3 P.M. We encourage all STEM job candidates in the science, technology, engineering and math disciplines to pre-register online at www.eop.com/stemexpo
All pre-registered job candidates will have their resume placed on a CD disk that will be given to all recruiters after the STEM Diversity Career Expo. If they are unable to attend the event, they can still pre-register and attach their resume which will be seen by all job recruiters.
I am attaching a poster which we would appreciate your posting and routing to all STEM professors, career counselors, deans, and on-campus societies for women, minorities and people with disabilities: SHPE, SWE, NSBE, MAES, AISES, COSD, AHEAD, and NAMEPA members.
The STEM diversity Career Expo is hosted by Equal Opportunity Publications, celebrating our 43rd year of diversity publishing and Career Expos. The career event is sponsored by EOP’s Minority Engineer, Woman Engineer, and Workforce Diversity for IT and Engineering Professionals. Other EOP magazines sponsoring the event are: CAREERS & the disABLED Magazine, Equal Opportunity, African American Career World, and Hispanic Career World.
We thank you again for your help in informing your technical job-seeking candidates about this special STEM Diversity Career Expo on Wednesday, May 16th in San Jose.
John Miller, Managing Director, EOP Diversity Career Expo Show Division. jmiller@eop.com, www.eop.com, 631-421-9421, ext. 20.
SLO Startup Weekend
Date: January 20-22
Location: Advance Technology Labs (Bldg. 7)
Sign Up Here: http://slo.startupweekend.org/
Startup Weekends are 54 hour events where developers, designers and marketers get together, share crazy ideas and actually create startups in one weekend. Having occurred in over 150 locations worldwide, Startup Weekend is now coming to Cal Poly this January!
If you have ever had an idea for a product, such as a mobile or web app, now is your chance to give it a try. We will provide the food, space, power and network access—just bring your ideas and eagerness to work with other fun people!
Tickets for Startup Weekend SLO are available at slo.startupweekend.org/tickets and spots are filling up fast.
Want to learn more? Go here: http://startupweekend.org/firsttimer/
Any questions or comments? Contact the Startup Weekend SLO Team here: slo.startupweekend.org/contact/
Triota Honor Society – Women and Gender Studies
I am writing to announce the formation of a new honor society at Cal Poly: The Women's & Gender Studies Honor Society -- Iota, Iota, Iota (Triota). The first meeting of Triota will occur on Th 1/19, 11am-noon in 22-210. Free pizza will be provided. Potential applicants to Triota are invited to attend to learn more. Membership for Triota is open to Minors in Women's & Gender Studies, as well as any student at Cal Poly who has demonstrated a strong interest in Women's & Gender Studies by • completing at least 8 units of courses in Women’s & Gender Studies, • completing a minimum of 20 documented hours of paid or unpaid service, work or training/education related to Women’s & Gender Studies on or off-campus,• by pursuing, or planning to pursue, research (i.e., a senior project, a master’s project) that promotes a critical understanding of how genders and sexualities shape and are shaped by social, political,ethical, economic, legal, and/or cultural institutions in historical and/or contemporary contexts. In addition, ALL members must currently have and continue to maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0. The application form is attached, and is also available online at: http://tinyurl.com/6mtzyeahttps://docs.google.com/ Attached, you will find a letter from inaugural Triota President, Amanda Brooks. She can be contacted at Triotacalpoly@gmail.com.Volunteers Needed for MESA Day Prelims
We are looking for volunteers to assist with the MESA Day PreLims on Saturday, March 3rd.
MESA Day Preliminary is an annual event allows for 6th-12th grade students from Santa Maria, Guadalupe and Paso Robles MESA (Mathematics Engineering Science Achievement) schools to visit our campus and participate in math/science competitions.
We are expecting 400 students to participate in Prelims. The success of this event is impossible without YOUR assistance! We need volunteers who can assist for at least 2-3 hours between 7:00am and 5:30pm.
We highly encourage you to take advantage of this resume building opportunity! As a volunteer, your leadership roles and engineering, math and science expertise will be utilized. There are many areas and competitions in which we can use your assistance, such as checking project specifications, proctoring math exams, judging of competitions, set/up, registration, and clean-up.
Lunch and a T-Shirt will be provided to volunteers on the day of event.
Assistance is needed during the following times:
7:00-9:30 a.m. Set Up / Registration
9:30-11:00 a.m. Math Competitions
11:00–1:00 p.m. First Block of Competitions
1:00–3:00 p.m. Second Block of Competitions
3:00–5:30 Workshops, Demonstrations, Closing Ceremony and Clean Up
*7:30-3:00 If you are available for a majority of the day we can make you a lead judge to a competition!
Attached is a list of the day’s events/competitions that may need proctoring, specification checks and/or judging, along with their related professional/educational field. Feel free to review this.
If you are interested in volunteering, please come see Jackie in the MESA/MEP Office (40-116) or email her at jduerr@calpoly.edu with the following information:
1. Your name and major
2. Your primary phone number & email address
3. Your t-shirt size
4. What times you are available during the day(s)
5. If there are any events you are interested in working please feel free to let us know your top three (see attached document)
Deadline: Thursday, February 16th
This is a great opportunity to be involved in working with a nationally recognized organization to assist youth across California excel in math, engineering, and science fields. We look forward to hearing from you, and thank you in advance for volunteering!
Jackie Duerr, MEP Advisor
MEP/MESA
College of Engineering, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
Phone: (805) 756-5101 Fax: (805) 756-1434
jduerr@calpoly.edu
MEP/MESA
College of Engineering, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo
Phone: (805) 756-5101 Fax: (805) 756-1434
jduerr@calpoly.edu
Job and Internship Opportunities
AfterCollege Opportunities
AfterCollege was recently selected by the White House as its college partner (the other partners include Google, LinkedIn and Facebook) in helping to develop job opportunities for entry-level Americans. As a result, we'll be able to bring your students more internships and job opportunities than ever before.
More information on this partnership can be found here: http://acdc.mx/summerjobsplus
As a reminder, our tools and services are always available to you and your students at no cost. If you don't already have a Career Network <http://www.aftercollege.com/
Thank you so much for your time, and here's to a great 2012.
Best regards,
Nick
Nick Fitzpatrick
Manager of University Relations
AfterCollege, Inc.
(415) 263-1300 x 101
nfitzpatrick@aftercollege.com
More information on this partnership can be found here: http://acdc.mx/summerjobsplus
As a reminder, our tools and services are always available to you and your students at no cost. If you don't already have a Career Network <http://www.aftercollege.com/
Thank you so much for your time, and here's to a great 2012.
Best regards,
Nick
Nick Fitzpatrick
Manager of University Relations
AfterCollege, Inc.
(415) 263-1300 x 101
nfitzpatrick@aftercollege.com
Announcing the Google Freshman Engineering Practicum Internship - Apply Today!
Google is invested in increasing the pipeline of future computer scientists and software developers, particularly those who are historically underrepresented in the field. Many aspiring computer scientists could benefit from a program that bridges the gap between academic study and a professional internship. Google wants to inspire these students to continue in the field with such a program.
With this in mind, Google announces the second year of the Freshman Engineering Practicum internship ( http://www.google.com/jobs/
The program is open to all qualified current college freshmen, and is committed to addressing diversity in the field of Computer Science. Students who are a member of a group that is historically underrepresented in the technology industry are encouraged to apply.
Please visit http://www.google.com/jobs/
Google is invested in increasing the pipeline of future computer scientists and software developers, particularly those who are historically underrepresented in the field. Many aspiring computer scientists could benefit from a program that bridges the gap between academic study and a professional internship. Google wants to inspire these students to continue in the field with such a program.
With this in mind, Google announces the second year of the Freshman Engineering Practicum internship ( http://www.google.com/jobs/
The program is open to all qualified current college freshmen, and is committed to addressing diversity in the field of Computer Science. Students who are a member of a group that is historically underrepresented in the technology industry are encouraged to apply.
Please visit http://www.google.com/jobs/
Google Android Development
Hello from Google!
Are you a freshman interested in Android development? Would you like to join us for an all-expenses-paid program of interactive and collaborative Android curriculum at our Mountain View headquarters this summer? Apply for Android Camp today!
How to apply: Visit google.com/students/
When: Android Camp will begin on Sunday, July 22nd and will run until Saturday, July 28th.
I want to know more! To learn more about Android Camp and to submit your application, please visit our website at: google.com/students/
Thanks,
Zoanna J.
Are you a freshman interested in Android development? Would you like to join us for an all-expenses-paid program of interactive and collaborative Android curriculum at our Mountain View headquarters this summer? Apply for Android Camp today!
How to apply: Visit google.com/students/
When: Android Camp will begin on Sunday, July 22nd and will run until Saturday, July 28th.
I want to know more! To learn more about Android Camp and to submit your application, please visit our website at: google.com/students/
Thanks,
Zoanna J.
Medallia Inc. - Client Solutions and Services Analyst
Medallia is the global leader in SaaS (Software as a Service) customer experience and enterprise feedback management. We help our clients build meaningful programs to capture customer feedback and act continuously to improve their products, services and customers experiences, increasing their customer loyalty and market dominance.
More than 50,000 business units use our products to gather, analyze and act on feedback from customers, partners and employees. We play a critical role in helping companies and their employees deliver great experiences to their customers during every interaction and across every industry. We work with some of the most admired companies in the financial, hospitality, retail, technology, and manufacturing sectors. We are a fast growing, profitable company with about 130 employees. Our headquarters is based in Palo Alto.
Medallia's Client Solutions and Services team assists in the implementation of our software for clients and many also assist in the management of client programs post launch. In this role you would work with clients to understand their needs, translate those needs into effective customer experience programs, communicate with top management at our client companies, identify unmet client needs to expand our presence in client accounts, and work cross-functionally with Medallia's engineering, marketing, product development and finance teams.
To see a full job description, please visit:
http://www.medallia.com/
Medallia is the global leader in SaaS (Software as a Service) customer experience and enterprise feedback management. We help our clients build meaningful programs to capture customer feedback and act continuously to improve their products, services and customers experiences, increasing their customer loyalty and market dominance.
More than 50,000 business units use our products to gather, analyze and act on feedback from customers, partners and employees. We play a critical role in helping companies and their employees deliver great experiences to their customers during every interaction and across every industry. We work with some of the most admired companies in the financial, hospitality, retail, technology, and manufacturing sectors. We are a fast growing, profitable company with about 130 employees. Our headquarters is based in Palo Alto.
Medallia's Client Solutions and Services team assists in the implementation of our software for clients and many also assist in the management of client programs post launch. In this role you would work with clients to understand their needs, translate those needs into effective customer experience programs, communicate with top management at our client companies, identify unmet client needs to expand our presence in client accounts, and work cross-functionally with Medallia's engineering, marketing, product development and finance teams.
To see a full job description, please visit:
http://www.medallia.com/
Medallia Inc. - Engineering Internship Summer 2012
We are looking for motivated students, willing to seek out challenges and explore solutions in the areas of natural language processing, machine learning, distributed database systems, and data visualization.
Who We Are:
Medallia, the global leader in SaaS customer experience and enterprise feedback management, helps their customers build meaningful programs to capture feedback, helps them act continually and continuously to improve their products, services, and their customers experiences, which in turn lead to customer loyalty and market dominance. Our real-time web-based reporting application allows our customers to analyze terabytes of feedback data, from a corporate perspective down to individual property managers view.
Why Spend Your Summer at Medallia:
Many companies will cleave off a small project for you to dig in to – something tangential to their core product. At Medallia, we believe our interns are capable of solving and exploring challenging problems that are core to our platform. Our interns own the project, from researching possible solutions, designing the architecture, integrating with the changing, existing platform, writing automated tests, and deploying code. Our interns last summer wrote a real-time anti-cheating engine to detect fraudulent survey takers. They selected a wide feature set, created testing sets, and then trained a support vector machine to classify surveys. Their project was designed, executed, and able to detect cheaters all within 10 weeks, and will soon be a core part of the services we offer our customers.
With a flat hierarchy, you are as much a part of the team as other engineers. Additionally, we pair each intern with a Senior Engineer to ensure you establish new skills and experiences that will serve you in a full-time job – at Medallia or elsewhere. If that’s not enough, we stock our kitchen with all the free granola bars you can eat (and other less nutritious snacks). Bottom-line: this summer, we’ll give you a lot to chew on.
About You:
· Challenge seeker
· More fluent in code than speech
· Professional pride and responsibility for your code
· Graduating in a year or less
· Pursuing BS or MS in Computer Science
About the Program:
· Full-time ten-week paid summer internship based in our Palo Alto headquarters
· Program will run from June to August 2012
· Compensation is competitive, housing provided
· Continued part-time and full-time employment opportunities
· Opportunity to be a Campus Ambassador
To apply, please visit http://www.medallia.com/
Or, please feel free to send resumes directly to kimberly@medallia.com with the position title in the subject line.
Medallia Inc - New College Grad R&D Java Engineer
Medallia is looking for exceptional Java engineers to join our core platform team, using natural language processing, machine learning techniques, NoSQL technologies, and our in-house OLAP engine to analyze and display terabytes of various customer feedback data in a real-time web application.
You will join our core engineering team, which is fairly small, and will be responsible for architecting, designing and developing Medallia’s SaaS platform, the world’s leading Enterprise Feedback Management application. Your mission is to integrate the best of Visualization, Data Mining, Text Mining, Data Analytics and HTML5/Javascript into a revolutionary, engaging, high performance platform. You will master the agile development process, techniques and technology, as well as write scalable, maintainable, efficient and elegant code. You will actively participate in cutting edge open source technology and research.
We’re looking for highly technical engineers who are extremely passionate about producing quality code and have a real interest in solving extremely difficult problems. At a minimum, you should hold a BS in CS or equivalent and have experience with distributed systems, machine learning, natural language processing, information retrieval, or data visualization.
For more info or to apply, go to: http://www.medallia.com/ca
Or, please feel free to send resumes directly to kimberly@medallia.com with the position title in the subject line.
CSU Research Competition
By Thursday, February 9, 2012, each college must submit to the Office of Research and Graduate Programs (38-154) a list of students nominated for the Student Research Competition, along with one printed copy of each student's paper and his/her Student Delegate Registration Form. Please also send a PDF copy of the paper and the Registration Form to Debbie Hart; dahart@calpoly.edu.
The Office of Research and Graduate Programs will pay reasonable costs of travel and lodging for those students selected for the statewide competition at CSU Long Beach. In addition, student participants, mentors and guests will be treated to a reception on Friday evening, May 4, and an awards luncheon on Saturday, May 5.
This information, plus additional information for students, is posted on the RGP website at www.rgp.calpoly.edu/src.
Please contact the Office of Research and Graduate Programs (x61508) if you have any questions regarding the competition.
CWIC Southern California 2012
The Celebration of Women in Computing in Southern California (CWIC-SoCal) conference will be held April 14-15 at the Embassy Suites in Santa Ana, CA. The purpose of this celebration is to bring together women from Southern California who are interested in computer science and information technology to network, learn, and have fun. Attendees will include women at all stages of their education and careers, from high school through career-level. Attendees early in their education will have the opportunity to find mentors and learn about careers and advanced education in computing, while those later in their education and careers will have the opportunity to share their work, mentor those just getting started, and meet new friends and colleagues.
Scholarship Opportunities
Google Scholarships
As part of Google's ongoing commitment to advancing computing and technology, we are pleased to provide scholarships to students studying computer science. Google's scholarship programs award students from diverse backgrounds who are studying computer science to encourage them to excel in their studies and become active role models and leaders in the field. If selected, recipients will each receive a $10,000 scholarship for the 2012-2013 academic year and be invited to attend the all-expense paid Annual Google Scholars' Retreat at the Googleplex in Mountain View, CA. Scholarships will be awarded based on the strength of applicants' academic background and demonstrated passion for computer science.
Please see below for a list of open scholarships and upcoming deadlines:
Google Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship - Deadline to apply is February 6, 2012
Scholarships for female students entering their senior year of undergraduate study or be enrolled in a graduate program in the US and Canada
Google Lime Scholarship for Students with Disabilities - Deadline to apply is February 5, 2012
Google AISES Scholarship - Deadline to apply is February 29, 2012
Google Hispanic College Fund Scholarship - Deadline to apply is March 1, 2012
Google UNCF Scholarship - Deadline to apply is March 18, 2012
For complete details on all of our scholarships, please visit www.google.com/jobs/
Please see below for a list of open scholarships and upcoming deadlines:
Google Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship - Deadline to apply is February 6, 2012
Scholarships for female students entering their senior year of undergraduate study or be enrolled in a graduate program in the US and Canada
Google Lime Scholarship for Students with Disabilities - Deadline to apply is February 5, 2012
Google AISES Scholarship - Deadline to apply is February 29, 2012
Google Hispanic College Fund Scholarship - Deadline to apply is March 1, 2012
Google UNCF Scholarship - Deadline to apply is March 18, 2012
For complete details on all of our scholarships, please visit www.google.com/jobs/
Would you mind sharing these scholarships with your students?
Thanks!
Zoanna
iPhone Scholarship
Apple is pleased to offer an iPhone Scholarship of $10,000 to five students from a very select list of universities coupled with a summer internship for women in Computer Sciences. Please market this opportunity as soon as possible to students so that they have ample time to prepare their applications for this competitive scholarship. The deadline to apply is January 31. The announcement, application questions and process are attached
Jennifer Hillard <jennifer_hillard@apple.com>
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