BE Undergraduate Newsletter
Announcements
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Let's face it, summer session classes are tough, so don't wait to get that grade!
Take advantage of your student fees and get free academic support for your courses.
  
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How do you sign up to reserve your spot?
After June 21st at 1pm, you can sign up through Tutor Trac. Check out our website for written instructions and video tutorials.
You will have the option to sign up for remote or in-person tutoring.
Please chose the subcenter that corresponds with the option you'd like!
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BIOL 100
BIOL 105
BIOL 20A
BIOE 20C
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ECON 100A (SS1 + 10WK)
ECON 100B
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Computer Science and Engineering
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CSE 16 (8 WK)
CSE 20 (8 WK)
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MATH 11A
MATH 11B
MATH 19A
MATH 19B
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Learning Support Services
University of California, Santa Cruz
1156 High Street, 95064, Santa Cruz
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The Grainger College of Engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. We would like to invite qualifying juniors and seniors in your undergraduate engineering programs to apply for our 2022 Multicultural Engineering Recruitment for Graduate Education (MERGE) Campus Visit Program. This year's live virtual visit event is scheduled for Friday, September 23, 2022, 2:00 - 5:30 pm central time.
Don’t know where to look for jobs & internships? Hate filling out job applications? Simplify is a free browser extension that helps you autofill job & internship applications anywhere on the web – think of it like Honey for jobs. The platform also has a database of over 100,000 open positions and includes cool job lists like Tech Internships at Unicorns and Business Roles at Top Startups.
The founders are super excited to help UCSC students get hired so they made a dedicated email for UCSC students to directly contact them at ucsc@simplify.jobs. Great resource now that recruiting season is kicking into full swing!
Get started here: https://simplify.jobs
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Are you interested in expanding your resume with a competitively paying campus job? Apply to be a Tutor for Fall 2022!
Tutors facilitate interactive learning sessions to deepen students’ knowledge and practice course material.They gain essential skills in facilitation, receiving feedback and communication, all while building relationships with UCSC staff and faculty!
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We encourage you to apply early! All applications will be reviewed throughout Summer.
The last day to apply is August 1st, 2021.
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If interested please use the instructions below to apply!
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How to Apply to the Student Office Assistant Position
- You must have Work-study for this LSS Position
- After, go to the UCSC Career Center website, and fill out an application for job #0529 to be considered.
- Fill out the questionnaire in the automated response you receive after submitting your application on the ER system
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If you have any questions about the positions, please feel free to contact Learning Support Services at lss@ucsc.edu. You can also stop by our Front Desk Zoom
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Are you a computing student with a disability?
Looking for an internship? Want to connect with peers and mentors with disabilities? AccessComputing can help you do that.
AccessComputing, a National Science Foundation funded Broadening Participation in Computing Alliance, provides mentoring and funding for career development activities for students with disabilities in computing-related fields. This includes:
MENTORING: Through our online community, students and mentors discuss a variety of topics. It is a place to connect with others to share your successes, ask for suggestions regarding any issues that may arise for you related to your disability, education or employment, and to support other team members when they need help brainstorming solutions.
TUTORS: Struggling with a computing course? Please contact us about tutor support. Each term, AccessComputing can fund a limited number of tutors for project participants.
CONFERENCES: Interested in attending a conference related to computing, diversity, or professional development? AccessComputing may be able to provide funding for travel, registration, or accessibility-related costs. While we can't send every student to every event, we do fund many students each year to attend events like Grace Hopper, the Tapia Celebration of Diversity in Computing, the CSUN Assistive Technology Conference, SIGCSE, and the Computing Research Association's Widening Participation events, among others.
RESEARCH INTERNSHIPS: Every year AccessComputing funds students with disabilities to participate in the Computing Research Association's Distributed Research Experience for Undergraduates Program.
WHO IS ELIGIBLE?
Age: Participants should be 18+.
Disability: At AccessComputing, we recognize that not all students with disabilities register with their campus disability/accessibility office and that they have a variety of reasons for not doing so. For that reason, we do not require our participants to be registered with their campus disability office, or to provide medical documentation of a disability as a condition of eligibility. We do require a self-report from you, discussing your disability and the ways in which it creates barriers for you. All information provided on the application is confidential and is only ever reported to the National Science Foundation in an aggregate manner.
Academics: Participants should be in a computing-related field.
WHEN CAN YOU APPLY?
AccessComputing does not have an application deadline; because of the way our funding is designed, we can accept applications at any time throughout the life of the AccessComputing program - and guess what? We've been around for more than 15 years and have been successful enough that we're on our fifth consecutive NSF grant!
Jobs
We're looking for a junior level staff person to join the Fast Sensors group here at SCIPP. It's not impossible that this would turn into a career position (Specialist track), as it has for one or two of your prior students. Although the person would likely grow into more sophisticated technical roles, for now we seek someone that has experience (or perhaps even just interest) in:
- Provide support for runs at both domestic and international accelerator laboratories, including designing and assembling mechanical supports and developing data acquisition approaches and utilities
- Load PC boards that implement and support various microelectronic designs, including ASICs and high-speed compact signal paths, and carry out characterization studies
- Have experience in, or interest in learning, the design of PC boards and associated servicing functions for precision timing and high frame rate signal applications
- Be responsible for several laboratory operational functions, including purchasing and shipping
- Oversee general laboratory organization and hygiene
Beyond this, and into future years, opportunities may exist in high-speed PC board design and layout, TCAD-simulation-base design of solid state sensors, ASIC design, and automated electromechanical assembly and prototyping.
Anyone interested in learning more about the position should contact:
Bruce Schumm
baschumm@ucsc.edu
