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EWI 2010 is set for January 26,
2010
. Mark your calendars for
that Tuesday!

 

Attention: Is your company interested in joining us for this year's Evening With Industry (EWI) on January 26, 2010? If so or if you want more information, please accept our official Invitation letter along with our Registration form. Or get EWI for free by sponsoring SWE-UCLA via this form. Thank you and we hope to see you there!

*Click the Invitation and Registration and form links above to download the files.

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SWE's Annual Gingerbread Social
When: Tues, 11/17, 5PM
Where: ESUC Lounge
Description: It's never too early to celebrate Christmas! Come take a break from all that midterm studying and enjoy our annual gingerbread social with your fellow SWE members! We will be making gingerbread houses and getting high off of all the sugar!!! If you would like to come, please RSVP to Debbie at dduan4489@gmail.com by November 12th.

Turner Construction Infosession
When: Thurs, 11/19/09, 6-7PM
Where: ESUC Lounge (Boelter 5800)
Description: Come hear about Turner Construction on Thursday 11/19 in the ESUC lounge. They are currently hiring civil and mechanical engineers, and will be accepting resumes! Free food will also be provided.

General Atomics Aeronautical Software Invitational
When: 12/8/09
Deadline: 11/20/09
Description: General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc., the world leader in developing and producing remotely piloted aircraft, including the combat-proven Predator series for the U.S. Military and Department of Homeland Security, and producer of tactical reconnaissance radar systems, is currently in search of exceptional candidates for a variety of positions for our San Diego facility. We are seeking organized and analytical professionals to develop and design creative software solutions for our aircraft and ground control station systems. On December 8th General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc (GA-ASI) will be hosting a Software Invitational. Specifically, we are looking for December 2009 and May 2010 graduates to attend, as there are a handful of entry-level positions available. Students can apply through the Career Center as well as our website. The Career Center resume submission deadline is November 20th but students can continue to submit via our website past the 20th. Upon resume review, students will individually be invited to attend the event. For more details, please see the attachment.
How to Apply: Please visit our website at www.ga-asi.com/careers, as well submit your resume to the campus Career Center by November 20th in WORD format. You may also fax your resume to GA-ASI at (858) 525-6585. Please be prompt in your response so we can send you detailed information in regarding our Software Invitational. Download for additional information.

Mel Schiff Fellowship ($1000)
Deadline: 01/01/10
Where: Kerckhoff State Room
Description: The M.J. Schiff Fellowship Fund was established in 2001 by the family, friends and associates of Mel Schiff to honor his contributions to the corrosion control community. Applicants must also submit two (2) official Recommendation Forms as letters of reference from colleagues, educators or employers. Student applicants should also include a transcript of recent academic record and current grade point average. The information should include a description of the grading system for student performance for the institution.*

Games 4 Girls Programming Competition
Deadline: 12/18/09
Where: Thomas M. Siebel Center for Computer Science, Urbana, IL
The University of Illinois department of computer science is hosting an international video game development competition designed specifically for aspiring female video game developers. The Games 4 Girls contest invites teams of college-aged women to develop video games for their high school counterparts. Winning teams can earn up to $2500 for their game. For additional information, please visit http://cs.illinois.edu/outreach/games4girls, or email Sonya Harris at lharris2@illinois.edu.

NACE LA Section Scholarships ($2000)
Deadline: 2/15/10
Description: The NACE International Los Angeles Section is providing a $2,000 scholarship to a LA, OC, Riverside or San Bernardino County student majoring in the sciences or engineering.  They will read your essay, choose a winner, and then send a check. To be considered, please respond in writing to the following question: "Why is corrosion control important in your field of study?"*

*For both of the above scholarships, please download the attachment for additional information.