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CBEE Home | news | archives | 2007
Weekly News for CHE STUDENTS /
STAFF / FACULTY
With age I gather And get I lose Ego is self denial Gone is sure Ties bind ten Tresses are out of style Um…speak your mind What am I? --------------------------------------------------- ---------------- ---------------------------------- January 8 – First day of classes for winter term! January 8 – Paid Mentors for CHE 102 needed! January
8-January 26 - Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration set January 15 - Martin Luther King, Jr. Day observed / Office will be closed February 7 – Custom Book Expo for faculty -------------------------------------------------------- Kristin Rorrer ----------------------------------------------------- Happy New Year! If you have any
advising questions (need more credits, want to know about course requirements,
etc.) please e-mail me or make an on-line appointment: http://che.oregonstate.edu/advising/index.php Kristin.Rorrer@oregonstate.edu --------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------ January 8 / Late registration begins / ($50 late fee assessed) January
14 Last day to add a class by web Mid January / Tuition bills mailed January
15-19 / Audit registration period
(Requires instructor approval) January
19, 11:55 pm / Last day to drop a class by web January 19, 5 pm / Last
day to register or add a class (In person at the Registrar's counter) (Requires
both instructor and departmental approval) January 23 / Begin $100 late registration fee ---- CHE 102 REALLY needs YOU as a paid mentor!! We have
several folks who have expressed an interest in being lab mentors for the CHE
102 class for winter 2007, but we need a few more. We need 2
mentors for each class, more important that they can make the second lab of the
week when working with ROBOLAB, but really need them in first lab working with
MATLAB as well. The three
lab sessions times are: Section
"O" = Tue/Thur 1-3pm Section
"S" = Tue/Thur 3-5 pm Section
"U" = Wed/Fri 1-3pm ---- The --------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------- Summer
Undergraduate Research Program in Biotechnology and Bioengineering The Keck Graduate
Institute of Applied Life Sciences offers an opportunity for undergraduate
students to participate in cutting-edge, interdisciplinary research in the
areas of bioengineering, bioinformatics, and applied molecular and cellular
biology, and to gain exposure to related ethics and business topics. Funding
for 10 positions within this REU program is provided through the Engineering
Directorate of the National Science Foundation (NSF). We expect to offer 5-10
additional positions through other funding source. Keck Graduate Institute is
the newest member of the Claremont Colleges, located 30 miles east of - Ten week program: June 11 - August 17, 2007 - For NSF-funded REU positions: $3,975 stipend, housing,
and travel allowance - Application
deadline: March 2, 2007 - For more information, see: http://www.kgi.edu/x1748.xml ---------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------- Answer
to our riddle. I am FOR ! Read the Forward
newsletter submissions to [karen.kelly@orst.edu] no later than Friday of each week.
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