BSOE Undergraduate Newsletter
New Announcements
Cardinal Digital Marketing ScholarshipCeMM PhD positions in Vienna
Summer Research Program and Postbac Opportunity at the Broad (MIT-Harvard)
Announcements
University of California Education Abroad Summer Program BerlinIRES at CERN 2019: Application Period Open
Sign up for UC Santa Cruz student-run CruzHacks
Cardinal Digital Marketing Scholarship
CeMM PhD positions in Vienna
Summer Research Program and Postbac Opportunity at the Broad (MIT-Harvard)
Announcements
University of California Education Abroad Summer Program Berlin
The University of California Education Abroad Program (UCEAP) offers a 6-week summer study abroad program for UC students at the Technical University in Berlin, Germany.
Courses for summer 2019 feature an exciting lineup of engineering and business courses. Some of these include:
·Innovation and Entrepreneurship
·3D Scanning and Printing
·Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
·Virtual Reality and Exercise Gaming
·CanSat: Hands-on Satellite Design
·Space Robotics
All courses are taught in English and award UC credit.
To help students in your department learn more about this study abroad opportunity, please consider posting the attached flyer in your office and sharing this link by email: eap.ucop.edu/TechBerlin.
The UCSC deadline to apply is January 16, 2019. TUB%20Flyer%20%281%29.pdf
IRES at CERN 2019: Application Period Open
Applications for the 2019 version of the International Research
Experiences for Students (IRES) at CERN program are now being accepted
until 3 January 2019.*
Attached, please find the announcement for the 2019 version of the
International Research Experiences for Students (IRES) at CERN program,
which each Summer supports 6 undergraduates in an internship and
training experience at CERN, in Geneva, Switzerland. Potential
candidates will have finished their junior or senior year by Summer
2019, with majors in physics, electrical or mechanical engineering, or
computer science. This year, the 9-week program will run from
17 June - 17 August 2019. The application period opens today, 1
November 2018, and closes on 3 January 2019. Please circulate the flyer
and/or this information to your advisees and other qualified students,
particularly those who belong to groups historically underrepresented in
STEM.
Program URL: http://physics.gmu.edu/~rubinp
Application URL: http://physics.gmu.edu/~rubinp
Sign up for UC Santa Cruz student-run CruzHacks
CruzHacks is a student-run, and non-profit organization that hosts the largest hackathon at UC Santa Cruz every year. Apply now to join 500 other college students from across the nation for a weekend of innovation, learning, and free caffeine!
Cardinal Digital Marketing Scholarship
I'm reaching out to let you know that Cardinal Digital Marketing is proud to offer 2 scholarship awards, each for $500 to a full time college student or senior high school student whose scholarship essay application most effectively answers the following question:
2018 Scholarship Essay Topic
Tell us about your entrepreneurial experience and how this scholarship would help achieve more growth for you and our economy.
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APPLICATION DEADLINE: December 15, 2018
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AREA OF STUDY: Any
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AWARDS: Two $500 awards
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WHO CAN APPLY: Senior high school students, full time college students
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SELECTION CRITERIA: Applicants will be judged on the content of the essay they provide and their academic achievements
Scholarships are offered every December 15th and July 15th.
Winners will be announced in Fall and Spring of each year.
We would like to extend this opportunity to the students at University of California Santa Cruz, please refer qualified students to apply- https://www.
CeMM PhD positions in Vienna
CeMM, a top international research center in Vienna International PhD Program in Molecular Technologies and Systems Medicine is offering 15 fully funded PhD positions to bachelor/master graduates.
We are seeking students with a keen interest in interdisciplinary teamwork and science that nurtures the precise, personalized, predictive and preventive medicine of the future, and thought that this might be of particular interest to your students.
We are highly interdisciplinary and looking for medics, biologists, chemists, bioinformaticians, computer scientists, engineers, physicists, mathematicians, and candidates with a degree in a similar subject to apply now. As the deadline for applications is 7th January 2019, we would kindly ask you to spread this information among students.
Interested students can apply quick and easy via our online recruitment tool:
https://cemm.at/phd-program/
Summer Research Program and Postbac Opportunity at the Broad (MIT-Harvard)
Broad Summer Research Program (BSRP) - broad.io/bsrp
The Broad Summer Research Program (BSRP) offers students with a demonstrated commitment to promoting diversity and inclusion in STEM disciplines the opportunity to conduct intensive research in a collaborative community.
BSRP participants spend the summer performing original computational or experimental-based research in labs across the Broad Institute’s research areas, from cancer to infectious disease to computational biology. In addition, the program features a rich curriculum outside the lab that emphasizes career development, personal development, and teamwork in a small cohort.
Deadline: January 14, 2019
Broad Cancer Genomic Scholars (BCGS- postbac) - broad.io/bcgs
An innovative, two-year program, BCGS offers participants a comprehensive, structured and immersive experience that includes groundbreaking research and academic and career guidance. BCGS participants will carry out research as paid, full-time Associate Computational Biologists or Research Associates, working alongside leading scientists within the Broad Cancer Program.
Eligibility - seniors or recent graduates who majored in the biological, physical or computer sciences, engineering or mathematics, and are interested in pursuing a graduate degree (M.S., Ph.D., M.D./Ph.D.)
Deadline: January 25, 2019
Events
UCSC’s student-run CruzHacks revamps for its sixth year
Event Date and Time:Event Location: Stevenson Event Center, UCSC
Coding in the context of community
With a new slate of leaders at the helm, UCSC’s student organized CruzHacks aims to bring together 500 hackers of all backgrounds for a weekend of innovation. The non-profit hackathon hopes to create an environment in which high school and college students can work collaboratively to harness their talents and make their visions for social change a reality. While most hackathons cater to a narrowly focused tech community, CruzHacks endeavors to create engagement and value for the Santa Cruz as a whole.
What’s new at CruzHacks 2019?
This year’s event will take place in a new venue from January 18th-20th 2019, at 5pm in the Stevenson Event Center. The new location will allow the event to start earlier than in years past, allowing more time for participants as the hackathon hopes to act as an immersive, weekend long experience for all those involved. Part of this experience will reside in the plethora of workshops which will be held during the event. The technical workshops will cater to all levels, addressing topics ranging from basic web development and cloud frameworks to machine learning and blockchain programming. In addition, CruzHacks will also offer several non-technical workshops to allow hackers to take a break when they desire. From dog petting and yoga to video game stations and stargazing there will be recreational options for a wide variety of interests. Regardless of whichever specific activity appeals to any one person, CruzHacks promises to be enthralling weekend for hackers, audience members, and the community at large.
Hackers, mentors, and judges apply now!
Applications are officially open for all positions and can be found at cruzhacks.com. The hacker application requires a student to fill out personal information as well as a questionnaire to gage if their values align with the hackathon’s mission. Creating a hackathon for all requires everyone involved to be committed to a vision of inclusion.
Faculty members are highly encouraged to apply as mentors and judges. The participation of faculty members is greatly desired in order to further engage the UCSC community as well as offer hackers access to a vast reserve of expertise and teaching ability. However, these mentor and judge positions are not limited to faculty members. Those with the knowledge and passion for helping others in a hackathon setting are always needed.
Act fast because applications will close on December 10th, 2018!
Partners' Recruiting Event
Event Date and Time:Event Location: E2 599
BSOE welcomes 10 of our Partner companies who have signed up to join us on November 27th from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM on the 5th floor of Engineering-2 (599 and 506) for the Partners' Recruiting Event. These companies are looking to hire both our undergraduates and graduate students for both internships and full-time jobs. partnerssmall1.pdf