Please join us at the PULSe Fall Open House to learn about graduate
study in the life sciences at Purdue.
At this event, you will have the opportunity to learn more about the
Purdue University Interdisciplinary Life Science Ph.D. Program.
Event: Fall Open House for prospective graduate students to learn more
about the Purdue University Interdisciplinary Life Science Ph.D.
Program
Date: Friday, November 7, 2008
Time: 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM
Location: Room 202, Stewart Center, Purdue University, West Lafayette,
Indiana
Activities: Meet the faculty session, lunch with students, and tour of
lab facilities
Contact and RSVP: Dr. Colleen Gabauer at cgabauer@purdue.edu or
765-494-9256. Upon receipt of your RSVP, directions and event details
will be sent directly to you.
NOTE: lunch and refreshments will be served.
Monday, September 8, 2008
Friday, September 5, 2008
Ohio Bioscience Career Fair 2008
September 30, 2008 1pm-6pm
Holiday Inn Worthington-Columbus (7007 N. High St.)
BioOhio is pleased to present the 3rd Annual Ohio Bioscience Career
Fair, a statewide career event focused on the biotech, pharmaceutical,
medical device, diagnostics, and contract research industries.
Companies from throughout Ohio will exhibit at this one-of-a-kind
event. We expect candidates and recruiters from all corners of the
state as well as from Ohio's leading academic institutions in the
following areas, among others:
Clinical/Medical Research
Bioinformatics/ Biostatistics
Biomed Engineering
QA/QC
Regulatory/ Compliance
Manufacturing
Microbiology
Project/Study Management
Toxicology/ Pharmacology
Biochemistry
Marketing/Sales
2007 exhibiting companies included: Alkermes; Amylin; Battelle, Ben
Venue Laboratories; Cincinnati Children's Research Foundation;
Diagnostic Hybrids; Eurand; NAMSA; Nationwide Children's Hospital
Research Institute, WIL Research; and many more ....
www.bioohio.com/working-learning/Career-Events.aspx
To pre-register as an attendee: email your resumé to
jgoldsberry@bioohio.com. Pre-registration is encouraged, but not
required. Job seekers that pre-register will have their resumé
included in a packet prepared for each exhibiting company in advance
of the career fair.
Holiday Inn Worthington-Columbus (7007 N. High St.)
BioOhio is pleased to present the 3rd Annual Ohio Bioscience Career
Fair, a statewide career event focused on the biotech, pharmaceutical,
medical device, diagnostics, and contract research industries.
Companies from throughout Ohio will exhibit at this one-of-a-kind
event. We expect candidates and recruiters from all corners of the
state as well as from Ohio's leading academic institutions in the
following areas, among others:
Clinical/Medical Research
Bioinformatics/ Biostatistics
Biomed Engineering
QA/QC
Regulatory/ Compliance
Manufacturing
Microbiology
Project/Study Management
Toxicology/ Pharmacology
Biochemistry
Marketing/Sales
2007 exhibiting companies included: Alkermes; Amylin; Battelle, Ben
Venue Laboratories; Cincinnati Children's Research Foundation;
Diagnostic Hybrids; Eurand; NAMSA; Nationwide Children's Hospital
Research Institute, WIL Research; and many more ....
www.bioohio.com/working-learning/Career-Events.aspx
To pre-register as an attendee: email your resumé to
jgoldsberry@bioohio.com. Pre-registration is encouraged, but not
required. Job seekers that pre-register will have their resumé
included in a packet prepared for each exhibiting company in advance
of the career fair.
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Student Radio Station WIUX Seeks Volunteers
Greetings,
I am the student general manager of WIUX 99.1FM (wiux.org). We are seeking volunteers for the fall semester and I was wondering if you could pass along some information to your students on my behalf. Student organizations are a great way for individuals to supplement their experience and learning in the classroom with real-world opportunities.
At IU's student radio station, students can host music, news, talk, or sports shows. In addition the station has multiple committees which can supplement what students in various disciplines are learning in the classroom. Here is a list of our committees at WIUX:
-Business Operations/Underwriting (Great for students seeking sales
experience)
-Programming (Encourages students to utilize organization and problem solving skills)
-Music (Activities include reviewing new music, organizing the WIUX music library, and conducting interviews with musicians)
-Sports (Students are able to engineer or announce broadcasts of 9 different Hoosier sports including Football, basketball, and baseball)
-Promotions (Students can help WIUX reinforce its branding and imaging efforts by organizing and executing creative promotional campaigns)
-News (Students help prepare pieces and announce for a one-hour news program every weeknight)
-Special Events (Students can organize concerts, movie screenings, art shows, and other community events that raise awareness of WIUX and other local organizations)
-Engineering (Students learn about the technical operations of a radio station and help set up PA equipment for WIUX and other student-sponsored events)
-Public Relations (Students prepare and send out press releases, address other media entities, and help build a positive image for our organization and university)
-Production (Create pre-recorded items using audio editing software that helps reinforce the station's image on-air)
-New Media/Web (Students can help maintain wiux.org, the live webstream, podcasts, and all other aspects of WIUX's online presence)
As you can see, there are many opportunities for students to take advantage of at WIUX.
Our informational call-out meeting is Wednesday, September 10 at 8pm in the Radio/TV building room 251. The meeting should not last more than 30-45 minutes and we will let students know how to apply or get involved. Please send any questions to me at: crshank@indiana.edu, or to cshank@wiux.org.
Thanks,
Craig Shank
WIUX Station Manager
I am the student general manager of WIUX 99.1FM (wiux.org). We are seeking volunteers for the fall semester and I was wondering if you could pass along some information to your students on my behalf. Student organizations are a great way for individuals to supplement their experience and learning in the classroom with real-world opportunities.
At IU's student radio station, students can host music, news, talk, or sports shows. In addition the station has multiple committees which can supplement what students in various disciplines are learning in the classroom. Here is a list of our committees at WIUX:
-Business Operations/Underwriting (Great for students seeking sales
experience)
-Programming (Encourages students to utilize organization and problem solving skills)
-Music (Activities include reviewing new music, organizing the WIUX music library, and conducting interviews with musicians)
-Sports (Students are able to engineer or announce broadcasts of 9 different Hoosier sports including Football, basketball, and baseball)
-Promotions (Students can help WIUX reinforce its branding and imaging efforts by organizing and executing creative promotional campaigns)
-News (Students help prepare pieces and announce for a one-hour news program every weeknight)
-Special Events (Students can organize concerts, movie screenings, art shows, and other community events that raise awareness of WIUX and other local organizations)
-Engineering (Students learn about the technical operations of a radio station and help set up PA equipment for WIUX and other student-sponsored events)
-Public Relations (Students prepare and send out press releases, address other media entities, and help build a positive image for our organization and university)
-Production (Create pre-recorded items using audio editing software that helps reinforce the station's image on-air)
-New Media/Web (Students can help maintain wiux.org, the live webstream, podcasts, and all other aspects of WIUX's online presence)
As you can see, there are many opportunities for students to take advantage of at WIUX.
Our informational call-out meeting is Wednesday, September 10 at 8pm in the Radio/TV building room 251. The meeting should not last more than 30-45 minutes and we will let students know how to apply or get involved. Please send any questions to me at: crshank@indiana.edu, or to cshank@wiux.org.
Thanks,
Craig Shank
WIUX Station Manager
Lab Manager Position - Carlson Lab, University of Minnesota
This is a full-time (40 hours/week) position. Open until filled.
Candidates should expect to hold the position for a minimum of two
years. Salary will be based on experience.
Responsibilities will include:
* Coordination of both undergraduate and graduate research activities
* Coordination of undergraduate volunteer services, including training
and supervision
* Assisting with preparation of grant proposals, research articles,
and conference presentations
* Development and implementation of research projects, including
testing young children and parents
* Library research, including literature searches
* Administrative assistance for Dr. Carlson
* Monitoring laboratory finances and supplies
* General upkeep and use of laboratory equipment
Candidate Qualifications:
Required:
* A 4-year bachelor?s degree in Psychology or a related discipline
Preferred:
* An advanced degree in Psychology or a related discipline
* Experience in a laboratory/research setting
* Personable, flexible, well-organized, and comfortable in a
managerial position
* Comfortable interacting with children and parents
* Strong written and spoken language skills
* Experience with a variety of computer programs (PC and Mac)
* Experience with EEG/ERP
For more information please contact Rachel White at childlab@umn.edu.
Submit applications to the University of Minnesota employment system
at employment.umn.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind=75526
________________________
Rachel E. White
Graduate School Fellow
Institute of Child Development
University of Minnesota
51 E. River Road
Minneapolis, MN 55455
white926@umn.edu
Candidates should expect to hold the position for a minimum of two
years. Salary will be based on experience.
Responsibilities will include:
* Coordination of both undergraduate and graduate research activities
* Coordination of undergraduate volunteer services, including training
and supervision
* Assisting with preparation of grant proposals, research articles,
and conference presentations
* Development and implementation of research projects, including
testing young children and parents
* Library research, including literature searches
* Administrative assistance for Dr. Carlson
* Monitoring laboratory finances and supplies
* General upkeep and use of laboratory equipment
Candidate Qualifications:
Required:
* A 4-year bachelor?s degree in Psychology or a related discipline
Preferred:
* An advanced degree in Psychology or a related discipline
* Experience in a laboratory/research setting
* Personable, flexible, well-organized, and comfortable in a
managerial position
* Comfortable interacting with children and parents
* Strong written and spoken language skills
* Experience with a variety of computer programs (PC and Mac)
* Experience with EEG/ERP
For more information please contact Rachel White at childlab@umn.edu.
Submit applications to the University of Minnesota employment system
at employment.umn.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind=75526
________________________
Rachel E. White
Graduate School Fellow
Institute of Child Development
University of Minnesota
51 E. River Road
Minneapolis, MN 55455
white926@umn.edu
Interested in a Research Assistantship?
** The Computational Cognition and Learning Lab is looking for motivated undergraduates interested in assisting graduate students in cognitive development and human cognition research in the fall 2008
Our lab studies human development and learning through both empirical studies and computational models. We are particularly interested in how language is grounded in sensorimotor experience and how language development depends on complex interactions among brain, body and environment.
If you are interested in learning how to conduct research, and have 10 hours per week available, we are looking for you. You will receive lab class credit. More importantly, if you are considering graduate school, this is a great opportunity to see what working in a lab is really like.
If you are interested in applying, please send the following information to Amara Stuehling astuehli@indiana.edu
Our lab studies human development and learning through both empirical studies and computational models. We are particularly interested in how language is grounded in sensorimotor experience and how language development depends on complex interactions among brain, body and environment.
If you are interested in learning how to conduct research, and have 10 hours per week available, we are looking for you. You will receive lab class credit. More importantly, if you are considering graduate school, this is a great opportunity to see what working in a lab is really like.
If you are interested in applying, please send the following information to Amara Stuehling astuehli@indiana.edu
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Interested in Volunteer Work?
Volunteer at Sibshops, Children's Therapy Clinic at Bloomington Hospital
Sibshops provides fun activites for the brothers & sisters of children with special needs - and is looking for volunteers!
Sibshops offer games, discussion, crafts and lunch in a fast-paced, recreational setting giving children the opportunity to:
• Meet other brothers and sisters of children with special needs • Form new friendships • Talk about life with their brother or sister with others who understand • Learn about how others handle difficult situations • See how much they have to offer to others • Have fun!
Sibshops 2008 Calendar
Dates: January 19; March 8; May 17; July 12; September 13; November 8
Time: 10 a.m.—2 p.m.
Ages: 6—12 years old
Fee: $5 (includes lunch); Scholarships are available
Location: Bloomington Hospital Children’s Therapy Clinic Annex
321 S. Landmark Avenue, Bloomington
Sibshops are sponsored by Bloomington Hospital Children’s Therapy Clinic and are organized and coordinated by well-qualified professionals and volunteers- some of whom are adult “sibs”.
If you are interested in volunteering and/or need more information please contact Audra Miller at Bloomington Hospital Children’s Therapy Clinic at 812.355.4097
Sibshops provides fun activites for the brothers & sisters of children with special needs - and is looking for volunteers!
Sibshops offer games, discussion, crafts and lunch in a fast-paced, recreational setting giving children the opportunity to:
• Meet other brothers and sisters of children with special needs • Form new friendships • Talk about life with their brother or sister with others who understand • Learn about how others handle difficult situations • See how much they have to offer to others • Have fun!
Sibshops 2008 Calendar
Dates: January 19; March 8; May 17; July 12; September 13; November 8
Time: 10 a.m.—2 p.m.
Ages: 6—12 years old
Fee: $5 (includes lunch); Scholarships are available
Location: Bloomington Hospital Children’s Therapy Clinic Annex
321 S. Landmark Avenue, Bloomington
Sibshops are sponsored by Bloomington Hospital Children’s Therapy Clinic and are organized and coordinated by well-qualified professionals and volunteers- some of whom are adult “sibs”.
If you are interested in volunteering and/or need more information please contact Audra Miller at Bloomington Hospital Children’s Therapy Clinic at 812.355.4097
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
IU FALL JOBS FAIR
Find the perfect part-time job for this Fall semester at the:
IU FALL JOBS FAIR!!!
Friday, August 29, 2007
IMU Alumni Hall
Work-Study JOB FAIR NON Work-Study JOB FAIR
IMU Alumni Hall IMU Alumni Hall
9:00am - 11:00am 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
***********************************************
Administrative/Office
Computer/Technical
General Restaurant/Food Service
Library Research/Lab
Recreation/Youth Programs
Retail/Sales/Marketing
Teaching/Tutoring
And Many More!
***********************************************
The IU Career Development Center and Arts & Sciences Career Services will sponsor two separate job fairs on Friday, August 29th. Over 150 employers will participate! The morning JOB FAIR will represent work-study employers and the afternoon JOB FAIR will represent NON work-study employers. On-campus departments and Bloomington employers off-campus will be hiring students for the fall and possibly spring semesters.
Pay rates will range from $6.55 to $9.00+ per hour. Employment experience will enhance and build your skill sets, your resume and your wallet. Come talk to employers and find the perfect part-time job at the IU FALL JOBS FAIR!!!
Login to your myIUcareers account through www.iucareers.com for a complete list of employers attending the fair.
WORK-STUDY Students: You will receive an email from the Office of
Student Financial Assistance regarding how to obtain your Federal Work-Study Authorization Card in advance of the fair.
For more information, contact the IU Career Development Center, 855-5234.
SEE YOU AT THE FAIR!!!!!
IU FALL JOBS FAIR!!!
Friday, August 29, 2007
IMU Alumni Hall
Work-Study JOB FAIR NON Work-Study JOB FAIR
IMU Alumni Hall IMU Alumni Hall
9:00am - 11:00am 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
***********************************************
Administrative/Office
Computer/Technical
General Restaurant/Food Service
Library Research/Lab
Recreation/Youth Programs
Retail/Sales/Marketing
Teaching/Tutoring
And Many More!
***********************************************
The IU Career Development Center and Arts & Sciences Career Services will sponsor two separate job fairs on Friday, August 29th. Over 150 employers will participate! The morning JOB FAIR will represent work-study employers and the afternoon JOB FAIR will represent NON work-study employers. On-campus departments and Bloomington employers off-campus will be hiring students for the fall and possibly spring semesters.
Pay rates will range from $6.55 to $9.00+ per hour. Employment experience will enhance and build your skill sets, your resume and your wallet. Come talk to employers and find the perfect part-time job at the IU FALL JOBS FAIR!!!
Login to your myIUcareers account through www.iucareers.com
WORK-STUDY Students: You will receive an email from the Office of
Student Financial Assistance regarding how to obtain your Federal Work-Study Authorization Card in advance of the fair.
For more information, contact the IU Career Development Center, 855-5234.
SEE YOU AT THE FAIR!!!!!
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