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Weekly News for CHE STUDENTS / STAFF / FACULTY
RIDDLE FOR THE WEEK Isn’t hurt when it gets hit, Perhaps you’ll take your stuff in it Gauls and Goths in Rome. What am I? --------------------------------------------------- ---------------- ----------------------------------
ASAP - Microbiologist Volunteer wanted CardioStart International is a nonprofit organization with an ongoing relationship with a health clinic in Peru. February 12 – Engineers Without Borders Meeting February 12 - The Corvallis School District / 4:30-6:00 pm / Education Hall #107 is engaged in a process to gather input from throughout Corvallis to help update the District's mission and vision. To provide the opportunity for input from the OSU community they will hold a forum. This is a great opportunity for faculty, staff, and students to share their perspectives on our school system February 13 - Colloquium at LaSells Stewart Center / Admiral Bruce DeMars. All students, faculty, and staff are welcome to come and listen to him. February 14, 2007 – Ashbrook Independent School VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! February 14 –CBE General Meeting / 5:00 PM February 15– Lafayette Elementary School(Albany) 6-7:30pm VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! FEBRUARY 19 – PRIORITY REGISTRATION Senior ADVISING BEGINS February 19-20 – Peace Corps recruiting visit Jennifer Hagenown February 20 – Informational Meeting / students who are interested in working in education February 20-21 - Career Services Winter 2007 Engineering Career Fair February 21 – 3:00 PM / Kelley Engr, Rm 1001 / John F. Wager / Lecture “Transparent electronics”. February 21-23 - The Academic Success Center (Waldo 102) is collecting donations for a “Stuff for Kids” Silent Auction that will be taking place at our center. All proceeds from the auction will be donated to Linn-Benton Food Share for the February food drive. We will be collecting toys, clothes, and books that are new or gently used through February 16th. February 23 – Last day to change to or from S/U grading February 23 - Last day to withdraw from a course (W grade entered on transcript). February 25 – Priority Registration begins for Spring Term FEBRUARY 26 – Non-seniors Advising Begins February 26 - Society of Women Engineers is sponsoring a banquet to celebrate National Engineers Week March 2 - APS Compton Award nominations due
-------------------------------------------------------- Kristin Rorrer ----------------------------------------------------- Please check the newsletter calendar for important dates concerning the deadlines for with drawing or S/U grading for your courses, registration dates and advising dates!
Advising for Spring term will begin Monday, February 19th for PRIORITY REGISTRATION / seniors, and the first day of registration is February 25th. Non-seniors can be advised beginning the week of Feb. 26th. You may have a different advisor this term so please check the advising list on-line: http://che.oregonstate.edu/students/advising/advising.htm
To make appointments with you advisor, go to this site: http://che.oregonstate.edu/advising/index.php You may also make an appointment with me anytime during the term.
Seniors (CHE/BIOE/ENVE) planning to graduate Winter or Spring 2007: Please fill out a request for an official graduation audit at the registrar’s office. If you need to add an option, please obtain the required form in our office (102 Gleeson or 103 Gleeson).
-------------------------------------------------------- NEWS ------------------------------------------------------ I am a recruiter with the Seattle Regional Peace Corps Office and also a returned Peace Corps volunteer. Monday, February 19th and Wednesday, February 21st, I will be visiting the Oregon State University campus. I am seeking opportunities to speak with students about my Peace Corps experience and the benefits of Peace Corps as a career option after graduationStudents with engineering majors can qualify to work in a variety of assignments, from teaching science and math to solving hygiene and water sanitation problems. Peace Corps offers an unparalleled opportunity to work overseas for 2 years, while advancing skills, learning another language, and gaining leadership and problem-solving skills. Please contact me at your earliest convenience at jhagenow@peacecorps.gov Jennifer Hagenown / RPCV Senegal, 2001-2003 Peace Corps Regional Recruiter Seattle Office: 206-553-5490/Direct line: 206-239-6608/Toll free: 1-800-424-8580,
On Tuesday, February 20, 2007, Career Services will sponsor the Winter Career Fair from 10:30a.m. to 4:00p.m. in the CH2M Hill Alumni Center. Career Services and the College of Engineering will co-sponsor the Winter Engineering Career Fair on Wednesday, February 21, 2007 in the CH2M Hill Alumni Center from 11:00a.m. to 4:00p.m. These events will provide an excellent opportunity for students to gather information about career paths, internships, and full-time opportunities. Over 200 organizations from private companies, nonprofit organizations and government agencies will participate. The fairs are free for all OSU majors (graduate and undergraduate) and OSU alumni. Career Services is also sponsoring a Career Week prior to the Winter Career Fairs. Career Week will take place Monday, February 12 through Monday, February 19. There are a number of events for students, including networking and dining etiquette, an employer panel on resumes and an alumni panel (all great opportunities to meet with employers!) as well as a wardrobe event, featuring $15 interview-appropriate suits. Visit http://oregonstate.edu/career/calendar0607.pdf for a list and description of all events. Career Exploration: As part of the Winter Career Fair, the Career Exploration is designed specifically to provide first-year and other exploring students the opportunity to learn about careers and career paths. Over 120 employers from a variety of industries will be at the career fair to talk with and answer questions about their organizations and careers, as well as to share how students can prepare themselves for the world of work. The Career Exploration is Tuesday, February 20, starting at 10:30a.m. in the CH2MHill Alumni Center. To see a list of employers who are attending the Fall Fairs, please visit our website www.oregonstate.edu/career and choose the Winter Career Fair and Winter Engineering Career Fair links. ---- To register for this year’s American Nuclear Society Conference (March 29-31, 2007) which is held at Oregon State University this year, please see our web page to register. http://ne.oregonstate.edu/current/index.htm This is open to all OSU folks that are interested in attending. You may not attend if you haven’t registered and for OSU students the registration fee is a great deal! To see more information about the conference please see: http://groups.engr.oregonstate.edu/ans/ If you should have any questions about the conference please email Tony Elliott (Co-Chair) at ellioant@onid.orst.edu. ---- John F. Wager (Professor, School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science) will present the OSU 2006 Sigma Xi Researcher of the Year lecture on the topic of "Transparent electronics" on Wednesday, February 21, 2007 at 3:00 PM in the Kelley Engineering Building, Rm 1001. The award recognizes Professor Wager's contributions to the development of transparent electronics, thin-film electroluminescent displays and compound semiconductor transistors.
Sigma Xi was founded in 1886 to honor excellence in scientific investigation and encourage a sense of companionship and cooperation among researchers in all fields of science and engineering. The Greek letters “sigma” and “xi” form the acronym of the Society‘s motto, “Spoudon Xynones,” which translates as “Companions in Zealous Research.”
The OSU chapter of Sigma Xi currently includes about 175 active members, and is actively recruiting new student and faculty members. The Researcher of the Year Award is given annually to a member of the OSU research community that has contributed significantly to the advancement of his/her field of study. ---- March 2, 2007 Nomination Deadline In
conjunction with the Advanced Photon Source, the APS Users Organization has
established the APS Compton Award to
recognize an important scientific or technical accomplishment at, or beneficial
to, the APS. (Further information about this award, as well as a list of past
winners, can be found at The eighth award, which consists of a plaque plus a monetary award of $2500 will be presented during Argonne National Laboratory’s 2007 User Week May 7-11, 2007. (If more than one individual accomplished the work, the award may be shared.) The recipient (or recipients) of the award will be asked to present a plenary during the opening session of the meeting on May 7. Nominations should include:
It is the responsibility of the nominator to request the supporting letters. Nominations and supporting letters should be e-mailed to Susan Strasser (strasser@aps.anl.gov). Complete packages will be sent to the selection committee, which consists of the Chairs of the APS Scientific Advisory Committee, Partner User Council, and APS Users Organization, plus one additional representative from each of these organizations. The award recipient(s) will be notified by April 1, 2007. Please take time to identify an appropriate accomplishment and submit a nomination for this significant award. This is an important opportunity to recognize outstanding work. If you have further questions, please contact Susan Strasser (strasser@aps.anl.gov; 630.252.5981). ---- Microbiologist Volunteer wanted CardioStart International is a nonprofit organization with an ongoing relationship with a health clinic in Peru. The local trade school is starting a microbiology water and food sampling program. A microbiologist is wanted to train and provide guidelines for a new community laboratory at the school. April 8-20, 2007 location: La Joya, a rural community outside of Arequipa, PERU Microbiology laboratory experience with water testing (coliform bacteria eneumeration and total solids tests) - creative, flexible, innovative - considerate of low technical and low cost solutions - job: laboratory set up, equipment and chemical inventory, training on methods and practicals, teaching scientific concepts and methods to trade school students - provided: room, some board, some transportation, translator support - NOT provided: travel to Peru, in country travel and touring Contact Julia Crown for more information, juliaceae@ yahoo. com, 503.806.3167 ---- Don’t know what to get someone for Valentine’s Day? Want to say Thank You to a co-worker? Send a…Cookie Gram!! Send a tasty little treat to anyone on campus! 3 different delicious cookies will arrive in a beautifully hand-crafted bag on Valentine’s Day, February 14th. To place an order send an email to: renee.lawson@oregonstate.edu with the following information… Your name & location, Recipient’s name & location, And your personal message. Cost is $3 and will be picked up at your office! ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE OSUE FOOD DRIVE!! ---- Students interested in education Teachers in the Classroom K-12 / Community Settings Educators (i.e. 4-H, Forsest Rangers, Boy Scouts, Museum Volunteer Coordinators, etc.) / Workplace Setting educators (in Corporate settings or businesses) Please let them know that we have 2 Informational Meetings this term: February 20th 10-11 ED HALL 107 I’m happy to answer any questions you have, so give me a call at 737-8574! Gene Compton Newburgh/Director of Student Services/Head Advisor College of Education/Oregon State University --------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------- Dr. Rochefort really needs some volunteers to help with the following 2 events. He spends many hours making your lives here at OSU educational and fun. Please contact him at (skip.rochefort@oregonstate.edu) and volunteer just a couple of hours of your day. Come alone or bring a friend. You will do the usual activities loved by one and all….gel beads, diapers, Segway and maybe silly putty. February 14, 2007 – Ashbrook Independent School (Corvallis) 6-7:30 pm Everyone gets a “Love an engineer” pin for participating! MEET IN GLEESON LOBBY AT 5:15 pm for car pool or drive right to Ashbrook if you like and arrive at 5:45pm. Ashbrook Independent School / 4045 SW Research Way/ Corvallis February 15, 2007 – Lafayette Elementary School (Albany) 6-7:30pm ----
CBE Chemical, Biological, and Environmental Engineering Student Organization Wednesday February 14, 5pm – General Meeting · America will give a presentation of what she learned at the SWE Conference, including a video about Yucca Mountain. · Election for new treasurer. · Thursday March 8, 4pm – Officers’ Meeting
****Officers’ and General meetings alternate by week. Officers’ meetings are every other Thursday at 4pm. General meetings are every other Wednesday at 5pm. All meetings held in Gleeson Hall. For more information or suggestions, contact Kari Varin (CBE President) or Kendra Seniow (CBE Secretary) ---- Please plan on attending the Pacific Northwest Regional Student Conference, to be held at Montana State University in Bozeman, MT, on April 14th, 2007. They would also like to extend an invitation for entries in AIChE's Regional Chem-E-Car Competition and Regional Student Paper Competition. General rules for the Car Competition and Paper Competition can be found on the AIChE Web's regional conference page: http://www.aiche.org/Students/Conferences/regionalconferences.aspx *Note that revised rules for the Chem-E-Car Competition will be distributed to Student Chapters reps in early February. Additionally, chapters participating in the Car Competition will be asked to comply with safety procedures similar to those instituted in last year's regional and national competitions. Registration is due February 28th, 2007. ---- Second deadline cut of February 15 for application! For environmental engineering undergraduates who are interested in graduate studies, there is a funding opportunity with the Environmental Engineers of the Future program that is sponsored by premiere public agencies and private engineering firms. Designed to encourage students to obtain a master's degree and to increase the number of talented professionals with advanced degrees, this program offers funding up to $20,000 in return for a three-year employment commitment. For more information and an application, see http://www.engineeringmastersfunding.org/ ---- LOCKERS!! If people want a locker, it costs a total of $20.00 To get a locker you will need to email Torri Rinker your confirmation numbers and/or supply proof that you paid the club. Torri will then send you a list of lockers that are currently available. ---- Reminder****The CBE Department has decided to fund 10 spots at the Society of Women Engineers banquet on Feb. 26th for CBE students! Thank You Dr. Williamson!! So, rush on over to Batcheller 151 and sign-up with Denise Emory as instructed below. ---- The Willamette Valley Section of the Society of Women Engineers is sponsoring a banquet to celebrate National Engineers Week. The theme for National Engineers Week 2007 is “Engineers Make a World of Difference.” For over 50 years, National Engineers Week has helped to promote awareness of the engineering profession and to encourage young people to consider a career in engineering. In celebration of this event, we would like to invite students from the College of Engineering to attend this banquet. The banquet will be attended by industry professionals from throughout the Willamette Valley.
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Carolyn Duran, Intel Corporation, will be our keynote speaker. The banquet will be held Monday, February 26, 2007 at 6:00 p.m. at the CH2M Hill Alumni Center on the Oregon State University Campus in Corvallis, Oregon. We hope that you can join us to celebrate the many contributions made by engineers to our society.
Denise Emery is handling student sign ups. Signups are on a first come, first serve basis. If you have questions or need more information, you can contact Denise by e-mail (denise.emery@oregonstate.edu) or call her at (541) 737-4645. ---- Engineers Without Borders meetings "Engineers Without Borders - is an OSU student chapter of EWB - USA, a non-profit humanitarian organization established to partner with developing communities world-wide to improve their quality of life through the implementation of environmentally and economically sustainable engineering projects while developing internationally responsible engineering students. Join us for an hour and see what all the hype is about! Pizza and/or other food will be provided!" The meetings will be from 6-7 pm at BAT 250 on Monday, February 12 Monday, February 26 Monday, March 12
----------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------- February 28, 2007 Application Deadline USRP: NASA is looking for talented undergraduates to participate in our Undergraduate Student Research Program (USRP) NOTE: Oregon Space Grant will sponsor one (1) student from an OSGC affiliate institution to attend. Applications are found online at http://www.vsgc.odu.edu/app.htm. For more information, contact Sara Malloy (email: sara.w.malloy@nasa.gov) or visit this program's official website at http://education.nasa.gov/usrp.
---- March 2, 2007 Application Deadline University of South Carolina/National Science Foundation Research Experience for Undergraduates (NSF-REU) program. We are currently recruiting a total of 18 undergraduate students majoring in Chemical engineering for this summer’s program. Details and application form can be found at our website (http://www.che.sc.edu ---- March 4, 2007 Application Deadline Michigan Technological University (Houghton, MI) or Southern University and A&M College (Baton Rouge, LA). March 10, 2007 Application Deadline Clarkson University is seeking junior or sophomore science or engineering students for the NSF-REU program in Marine Science and Engineering in China. For more
information about the program and the procedure for application, please see ---- March 15, 2007 Application Deadline Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) The University of Arizona Students can also download the application and program information from our web site: May 29 – July 31, 2007 Eligibility: * Must be a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident of U.S. (Green Card) * Engineering, Chemistry or Physics Undergrads who will not graduate prior to summer REU * GPA of 3.0 or higher preferred * Women, under-represented minorities and disabled are encouraged to apply For Application Contact: Ms. Rose Myers (520) 621-6044 (phone) / (520) 621-6048 (fax) email: ramyers@engr.arizona.edu Send Completed Applications to: Ms. Rose Myers / Department of Chemical and Env. Engr. / P. O. Box 210011 The University of Arizona / Tucson, AZ 85721-0011 Students will be exposed to fundamental engineering and scientific research that enhances sustainable product and process design. Students work with our professors and graduate students involved in multidisciplinary research in the fields of chemical and environmental engineering, materials science and engineering, optical science, mining and geological engineering, and biosystems engineering. In particular, our REU students will explore innovative pathways to accommodate sustainable development while preserving environmental values. As well as their research experience, students participate in seminars on preparation of research papers, research posters and oral presentations, preparing for graduate school. We also tour electrical generation facilities, manufacturing facilities and waste treatment, disposal and recycling facilities. Students prepare a final research report and deliver a presentation on their research project. Students also have opportunities for social recreational and entertainment activities with graduate students and undergraduates in our and other REU programs. Previous REU student's Comments: "This program provides so many opportunities to work with equipment and do your own research, not just collect data for other people's projects." "This program proved to me that graduate school is the right decision for me" "I gained research experience along with the life experience of being 2,500 miles from home." "I gained an enormous amount of knowledge about the semiconductor industry." "This experience will clear up the decisions of students who are considering research as a career." "I benefited greatly from the close knit research group that I became a part of. They accepted me and helped solve problems early on. They made the experience more fun and rewarding." "This summer has given me a good introduction into what the semiconductor industry is all about and made me more interested in getting a job in that field."
--------------------------------------------------------------- Notes and Information from Tracy Rothwell J ------------------------------------------------------------ Please email me at (tracy.rothwell@oregonstate.edu) and I will send you a more complete list of internships and research opportunities. There may be just the right one out there for you. Some applications require a great deal of paperwork. Don’t put things off until the last minute!
NOTE: I found the information about Freescale (listed below) from a link on AIChE student section webpage. http://www.aftercollege.com/groups/ccenter.asp?fct=1&ID=-1984303771 There were other opportunities listed there also. This is a site that you should be checking if you are interested in an industry internship and you are flexible about your location.
****These websites contain links to many other REU internships****
http://viterbi.usc.edu/students/undergrad/research/febdeadlines.htm
http://viterbi.usc.edu/students/undergrad/research/reumardeadlines.htm ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Current Industry Internship Openings Intel ---- Amgen Internship opportunities currently exist in Amgen's Operations division (also known as POQ) for both graduate and undergraduate students with outstanding academic records and demonstrated leadership capabilities. Prior work experience is also considered. An internship in Amgen's Operations Division is a hands-on learning experience under the guidance of a POQ Manager. Interns are matched to meaningful and challenging projects. See Amgens website for a more detailed description. Eligibility: All majors. Must have completed at least two full years of study at the time of the internship; Must be 18 years or older; Location(s): Thousand Oaks, CA To apply: http://www.amgen.com/careers/campus.html Go to job search; the job I saw listed was amge-00024737, there may be others of interest also. ---- Genentech Genentech has several summer internships listed on their web site. The deadline to apply for them is rapidly approaching. Location(s): California For more information: ---- Freescale Semiconductor Freescale is looking for both manufacturing and process engineering interns, there are several internships listed on their web site. They are a semiconductor device manufacturer. Eligibility: Individual should
be focusing on BS in an engineering discipline. A focus on Chemical, Material,
or MicroElectronics Engineering is preferred. Must have working knowledge of
semiconductor manufacturing. ---- Current University and Government Lab. Internship Openings
Below is a list of internships with government agencies and universities. Their DEADLINES ARE APPROACHING RAPIDLY. Follow the weblinks to get more information.
Student Career
Experience Program (SCEP) - - Albany Research Center Eligibility: Must be a U.S. citizen . To Apply: For more information, contact SCEP Coordinator Donna Isaac at (412) 386-5822. Location(s): Albany, OR ---- Minority Mentoring & Internship Program - Albany Research Center The MMIP was established in 2001 to offer women and minority students intern employment opportunities, meeting the needs of NETL (National Energy Technology Laboratory) and providing work that is directly related to the students' educational programs and career goals. These internships provide hands-on research opportunities at a state-of-the-art national laboratory, depending on the students' interests and experience. The program primarily focuses on students majoring in chemistry, engineering, geology, materials science and mathematics. Eligibility: Must be a U.S. citizen . Enrolled at least half-time in an accredited educational program (Baccalaureate, Graduate or Professional Degree) and have demonstrated an aptitude and interest in science and/or engineering. Must be able to complete at least 640 hours of work while enrolled as a student at an accredited educational program To Apply: See the information that is required at their website: http://www.netl.doe.gov/careers/mmip/empl_criteria.html Location(s): Albany, OR ---- Oak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU) The Oak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU) Internship Program provides opportunities for qualified undergraduate and first year graduate students to receive hands-on experience in a real-world setting that prepares them to become part of tomorrow's workforce. Eligibility: All majors. U.S. Citizens only. Students entering their junior or senior year, completed their senior year, or completed their first year of graduate school. Location(s): Oak Ridge Associated Universities located in Oak Ridge, Tennessee; Other locations could include: Washington D.C, Maryland, Colorado, or California. To apply: http://www.orau.org/jobs/ ---- March 15, 2007 Application Deadline University of Arizona The Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering at the University of Arizona is offering undergraduate engineering and science students a 9-week REU internship in our research labs at University of Arizona in the summer of 2007. Students will be exposed to fundamental engineering and scientific research that enhances sustainable product and process design. Eligibility: Must be a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident of U.S. (Green Card) Engineering, Chemistry or Physics Undergrads who will not graduate prior to summer REU GPA of 3.0 or higher preferred Women, under-represented minorities and disabled are encouraged to apply Location(s): Tucson, AZ To apply: www.che.arizona.edu/index.asp?ID=246 ---- MICROCHIP Process Engineering Technician - Intern Location: Gresham, OR 97030 Job Purpose: This Process Engineering Intern position will help sustain process engineering in one or more functional areas at our Microchip Fab 4 facility. Duties: * Practice effective and productive written and verbal communication. * Self-motivation and integrity to work with little or no supervision. * Maintain an attitude ow willingness to learn and grow in a team environment.. Skills/Qualifications: Minimum GPA 3.0; Actively working towards a BS in Materials, Chemical Engineering or equivalent; no previous job experience is required. Contact Information Company: Microchip Technology, Inc. Discover why Microchip is a great place to work! See detailed information at microchip.com/job. To apply, please reference job code G108; email your resume to greshamresumes@microchip.com or fax to 503.669.6055. Please use only one form of reply, email preferred. EOE. ----
PREVIOUSLY MENTIONED INTERNSHIPS!! DEADLINES RAPIDLY APPROACHING!
February 26, 2007 Approximate Application Deadline INTEL Apply to Intel NOW if you are interested in a summer internship with them. Go to http://www.intel.com/jobs/workplace/onthejob.htm to create a profile and submit your resume there. They will be reviewing resumes for the next several weeks only so apply as soon as possible. ---- February 28, 2007 Application Deadline We have recently initiated an undergraduate research internship program in the School of Chemical, Biological and Materials Engineering at the University of Oklahoma The applications should be submitted online at http://www.cbme.ou.edu/undergrad/internships.htm. ---- April 2, 2007 Application Deadline Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory The program is focused on hands-on research experiences for students from across the nation. http://www.lbl.gov/Education/CSEE/cup/SULI/index.html ----
March 1, 2007 Application Deadline NIH - Summer Internship Program in Biomedical Research/Bethesda, MD http://www.training.nih.gov/student/internship/internship.asp ---- March 2, 2007 Application Deadline University of Washington / The university’s Seattle campus.. http://www.uweb.engr.washington.edu/education/reu/ ---- March 5, 2007 Application Deadline University of California at Riverside / Nanomaterials and Devices http://www.engr.ucr.edu/sunrise/
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February 14, 2007 Application Deadline 2007 Engineering Expo/Nesbitt Large Scale Energy Systems Design Grants To apply for a grant send the following information to Ms. Teresa Culver (Teresa.Culver@oregonstate.edu <mailto:Teresa.Culver@oregonstate.edu> ): ---- March 1, 2007 Application Deadline All students: Check out scholarships from the Oregon Student Assistance Commission: Students can apply online at www.GetCollegeFunds.org ---- March 1, 2007 Application Deadline OSU College of Engineering and CHE/BIOE/ENVE-specific scholarships: Look for the web-based COE scholarship application to appear approximately March 1 at this site: http://che.oregonstate.edu/students/current/
------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------- My name is Mark Matsusaki and I am a recruiter based in Houston, TX. Recently I was searching for Chemical Engineers, experienced with process engineering on Monster, which is how I found your contact information. Our client, Huntsman is a global manufacturer and marketer of differentiated chemicals. Its operating companies manufacture products for a variety of global industries, including chemicals, plastics, automotive and aviation. Huntsman has outsourced the recruitment process for these positions to our company. There are five positions we are recruiting for, all of which are located at the same facility near Houston. Complete job descriptions and links to the respective applications may be viewed at: http://www.advancedhire.com/petrochem/huntsman.html Overall compensation for these positions is very competitive and I would encourage you to apply should any of the position pique your interest. In addition, I am sure any of your colleagues who may be searching for an opportunity would appreciate the forwarding of this message to them. Mark Matsusaki / Technical Recruitment Manager / Advanced Employment Solutions 281 538 0000 – office / 713 524 2982 – direct / 281 535 0297 – fax / 832 889 9584 - mobile ---- February 23, 2007 Application Deadline The Diversity Development Office is proud to announce we are hiring for the Internal and External Coordinators at the Cultural Centers for the 2007-2008 school year. These positions average 20 hours a week at $10 an hour. Here is brief description of the job duties… External Coordinator (One Available at Each Center) performs public relations; serves as Center representative at ASOSU, University meetings, and committees; facilitates education, provides outreach, builds community, and management responsibilities include supervising 2-8 staff members. Internal Coordinator (One Available at Each Center) provides education and outreach, supervises 2-8 office staff; coordinates weekly work schedule, maintains center use calendar; and organizes office. Positions are at the following centers: Asian & Pacific Cultural Center To be eligible, students... · Must be a currently
enrolled student at Oregon State University for at least 12 academic credits. For applications and terms of employment, please visit http://www.mu.oregonstate.edu/diversity/#Hiring%20for%202007-2008 Turn in completed applications to Student Involvement (Snell 149) by Friday, February 23 at 5:00 PM. Oregon State University is an Affirmative
Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. Please call Mercedes Benton at 737-6341 with questions. MICROCHIP NCG Process Engineer Location: Gresham, OR 97030Job Purpose: Microchip Technology Gresham Process Engineering would like to fill an engineering position with a NCG (New College Graduate). This position will be assigned to the Photo area responsible for continuous process improvement, support ramp-up activities, directivity reduction and overall yield improvement. Duties:* Sustaining activity to support production goals;* Project work to support process engineering objectives;* Monitoring process and equipment performance with SPC;* Utilizing statistics to design experiments; and* Ensuring compliance with TS-16949 quality standards. Skills/Qualifications:A bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Chemistry or Physical Science is required. The degree program or past experience should include some semiconductor manufacturing knowledge. Special Requirements: Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Ability to work well with others and understand problem solving in a team approach. Contact Information:Company: Microchip Technology, IncSee why Microchip is such a great place to work! Please email your resume submission to greshamresume@microchip.com Reference job code NCG24. See Microchip.com for company information. Microchip is committed to equal employment opportunity Learn more about Microchip Technology, Inc. Click here to see all "Microchip Technology, Inc." opportunities ----- Equipment Engineer (NCG) – Bulk Chemical Systems MICROCHIPS Location: Gresham, OR 97030 Job Purpose: Our Equipment Engineering Team is seeking a new college graduate to fill an Equipment Engineering position at its Fab 4 location in Gresham, OR. This person would be responsible for Bulk Chemical Systems including sustained maintenance, new project work as it relates to system/equipment improvements, start up, expansion or remodel. Duties will include, but are not limited to: Responsible for tool uptime and tool performance. Work with technicians to perform tool periodic maintenance, solve tool problems, and make tool modifications. Primary purpose is to improve tool cost effectiveness in day-to-day production and interface with Process Engineering to improve quality. Supervise Technicians in the Bulk Chemical Area. Skills/Qualifications: A four year technical degree (ME, CHEME or comparable) is required. The degree program and any past experience should include a demonstrated proficiency in logically identifying and solving tool problems. This position will work with staff of all levels and will be expected to approach problem-solving in a team environment. Requires excellent written and verbal communication skills. Additional training or experience with hazardous gases or chemicals is a plus, as is any training, experience or familiarity with the semiconductor industry. Contact Information: Microchip Technology, Inc See why Microchip is such a great place to work! Please email your resume submission to greshamresumes@microchip.com referencing job code G171. See Microchip.com for company information. Microchip is committed to equal employment opportunity. Learn more about Microchip Technology, Inc. Click here to see all "Microchip Technology, Inc." opportunities --- Answer to our riddle. I am a Sack! Read the College of Engineering’s monthly newsletter, http://engr.oregonstate.edu/momentum/ Forward newsletter submissions to [karen.kelly@orst.edu] no later than Friday of each week.
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