Students and Alumni from Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University,and University of Arizona
are welcome to attend and connect with outstanding companies hiring in Arizona.
See AZ Career Mixer Flyer for details.
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At the individual level, engineering is a profession; at the level of society as a whole, it has become a critical competence. Explore the development of engineering during the European Middle Ages—until relatively recently derisively labeled the Dark Ages—and discuss the equally interesting and fundamental question of why and how the technologists of the Middle Ages laid the groundwork for the Industrial Revolution.
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
7-8 p.m.
Arizona Science Center
600 E. Washington St., Phoenix AZ 85004
Tickets are $12 and include admission to an IMAX theater presentation and the center’s new exhibit on Leonardo da Vinci, “Da Vinci – The Genius.”
ACMRS and Arizona Science Center celebrate the diverse genius of Leonardo da Vinci and the Renaissance with The Scholar Series. Brad Allenby, professor in the School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment, will present this lecture.
The Arizona Science Center is located at corner of Washington and Seventh streets in downtown Phoenix. There is a light-rail stop nearby at Fifth Street and Washington; pay parking is also available.
For more information, visit: www.azscience.org
Engineering Undergraduate Teaching Assistants (UGTAs) improve the educational experience of freshmen by including successful students like you in the classroom. UGTAs assist a faculty member in their program to engage students in exploratory and collaborative learning activities in a freshman-level class.
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Questions? Contact Nicolle Sanchez at nicolle.sanchez@asu.edu
Arizona high school students will be getting hands-on experience in an Engineering research lab this summer. This free program is designed for students to:
High school juniors and seniors will spend three weeks on ASU’s Tempe campus and learn how traffic engineers plan and maintain our systems of transportation around the state. They will:
This camp is designed for students entering grades 7, 8, and 9. Exceptional students entering grade 6 can be considered. Students will start to learn programming using Alice programming environment with 3D animation, movie and game development. Then, student will design and construct robots, learn NXT-G robotics programming, and participate in the robotics challenge at the level of difficulty similar to FIRST LEGO League (FLL) Robotics Competition.
Hosted by the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering, Game Camp is a unique, hands-on opportunity for middle and high school students to learn intensive video game creation, visualization and production. Students will use the latest software, hardware and development tools to create concepts and prototypes for 2-D and 3-D video gaming.
These one-week programs include introductory-level LEGO MINDSTORMS robotics, science and engineering activities designed by ASU faculty, and tours of ASU facilities and laboratories.
The programs meet Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., on the Arizona State University Tempe campus.
2013 program dates:
Seniors and new graduates, the Engineering Alumni Chapter Networking Mixer is a great opportunity be become involved with Engineering alumni and mingle with representatives from local and national companies. Like a face-to-face LinkedIn, be prepared to make the most of the contacts you make with business cards, resumes or an updated LinkedIn profile. Now’s the perfect time to check out Sun Devil CareerLink and add your resume.
Thursday, June 6, 2013
5:30-7 p.m.
Sheraton Four Points
1333 South Rural Road, Tempe, AZ 85281
Register online
Employers: if you would like to attend, please contact Cher Stevens, Industry Relations Coordinator, at Cher.Stevens@asu.edu or 480-965-2276.
These one-week programs include introductory-level LEGO MINDSTORMS robotics, science and engineering activities designed by ASU faculty, and tours of ASU facilities and laboratories.
The programs meet Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., on the Arizona State University Tempe campus.
2013 program dates:
Inventing something great is its own reward. Getting a medal for it is pretty cool too.
2013 Invent Now Collegiate Inventors Competition
Call for entries
Deadline: June 14, 2013
www.invent.org/collegiate
You’ve invented something that has a good chance of impacting the world. The Collegiate Inventors Competition has honored inventions like yours for over 20 years. So why not see if your idea is up to the challenge.
If your invention is chosen among the best, we will bring you to Washington, D.C. to present your idea to a panel of some of the most important and influential inventors and invention experts in the nation. Last year’s judging panels included National Inventors Hall of Fame Inductees Don Bateman, Tom Fogarty, Ted Hoff, Don Keck, Al Langer, Steve Sasson, Gary Starkweather and Jim West.
You’ll also meet other top young inventors from around the country, have your idea showcased on a national stage and compete for over $100,000 in prizes including a $15,000 top prize for graduate students and $12,500 for undergraduate students. Your advisor wins a cash prize too.
Learn more about ASU’s Graduation process.
This camp is designed for students entering grades 9, 10, 11, and 12. The program will cover Microsoft Robotics Studio, robot construction, VPL programming, C# programming, Web programming in Service-Oriented Computing, Phone 7 programming and a robotics challenge.
Hosted by the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering, Game Camp is a unique, hands-on opportunity for middle and high school students to learn intensive video game creation, visualization and production. You will use the latest software, hardware and development tools to create concepts and prototypes for 2-D and 3-D video gaming. Student to instructor ratios are very low in game camp, Professor Kobayashi and one TA for every 10 students makes it a very focused, individual experience.
If you are entering 7th or 8th grade, join us for a two-week, hands-on program that will show you how to get started in the fascinating world of video game creation. You’ll test your game design skills by creating simple 2-D computer games with GameMaker and Photoshop.
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