Learn about paid, full-time internships with Air Force Civilian Service for college students and recent graduates. Interns receive opportunities for real-world training with the Air Force, tuition for an advanced degree, and full-time professional careers.
Air Force Civilian Service Internships Information Session
Wednesday, May 4, 2022
4 p.m. MST
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Develop concepts, technologies, or systems to improve the ability of personnel to visualize, monitor and respond to cybersecurity events with Reality Bytes! Join us May 9-25, 2022, as innovators work to develop solutions to visualize, monitor and respond to cybersecurity events.
Department of Defense personnel responsible for analyzing the health and vulnerabilities of networks face a range of challenges to prioritize and focus on critical cyber-based threats. For example, they must manage a range of diagnostic tools across multiple software platforms while remainingvigilant for hard-to-detect events that could prove to be signals of phishing or hacking attempts from adversaries. Further diagnosis is often even more difficult for personnel in expeditionary environments with physical limitations on bandwidth, energy and processing power.
Learn more and register by Monday, May 9, 2022!
The Fulton Schools Outreach and Recruitment department is seeking engineering students to join our engineering summer camp staff! Our summer camps engage high school students in fun, hands-on opportunities to learn about engineering and it’s importance in our daily lives. Both day and overnight camp counselor positions are available for the following camps:
If you are passionate about engineering and want to make a difference in the lives of young people, apply today!
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Learn about how New Mexico State University researchers are improving the accuracy and capabilities of sensing and monitoring technologies for evaluating complex structures at the April 18 School of Manufacturing Systems and Networks seminar.
Join the Black African Coalition and the ASU African and African American Faculty and Staff Association for a conversation with Nikky Finney about her recent work which explores race relations, social justice, and civil rights.
Finney’s evocative poetry, which directly inspired Michael Abels’ music, was written in 2019, the 400th anniversary of the African presence in America. The intimate, emotionally-charged text — in turns both bold and seductive, and always deeply personal — flits throughout history, with allusions to slave ships, Harriet Tubman, black astronomer Benjamin Banneker, and Olympians Tommie Smith and John Carlos. In Finney’s words, the work is addressed to “both black and white, both enslaved and free, bystander and non-bystander. We were then and now, At War With Ourselves. All of us, one human battlefield.”
Thursday, April 14, 2022
1:30–2:30 p.m.
Student Pavilion (STPV) 321, Tempe campus [map]
Applications are now open for recent graduates and energy professionals to apply to the U.S. Department of Energy’s new Clean Energy Innovator Fellowship. This exciting program sends qualified fellows to spend one to two years working at critical energy organizations to advance clean energy solutions. Ideal candidates will already have clean energy-related knowledge and skills and an interest to build them further.
Fellows will get hands-on experience working at eligible host organizations, which include electric public utility commissions, municipal and cooperative utilities and grid operators, such as regional transmission organizations or independent system operators.
Innovator Fellows support projects identified by host organizations as critical to advancing decarbonization and that also ensure energy affordability and grid reliability during the clean energy transition.
Join Dean Kyle Squires for this special lecture and Q&A with Robert Calderbank, whose research interests include error control codes for quantum computing, wireless communication and the internet of things, coding theory for computer architecture, signal processing and machine learning.
Students, staff and faculty members are invited to attend.
Dean’s Distinguished Lecture with Robert Calderbank
Thursday, April 21, 2022
Lecture: 3:30–4:15 p.m.
Q&A: 4:15–4:30 p.m.
Reception: 4:30–5:30 p.m.
Biodesign A (BDA) auditorium, Tempe campus [map]
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Robert Calderbank is a Distinguished Professor at Duke University, where he directs the Rhodes Information Initiative. He is known for contributions to voiceband modem technology, to quantum information theory and for co-invention of space-time codes for wireless communication. His research papers have been cited more than 50,000 times and his inventions are found in billions of consumer devices. Calderbank was elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 2005 and he has received a number of awards, including the 2013 IEEE Hamming Medal for contributions to information transmission, and the 2015 Claude E. Shannon Award.
Rev up your creativity and get your glue guns ready! Share photos or video of your decorated cap on social media with the hashtags #asugrad and #asuengineering. You can also submit them to us at convocation.engineering.asu.edu/mortarboards.
Take part in a global hackathon celebrating UN World Innovation Day around the organization’s Sustainable Development Goals. Student teams are invited to compete based on challenge statements set by different UN bodies and corporate sponsors centered on the themes of sustainability, innovation and global development.
United Nations World Innovation Day Hack 2022
Friday, April 29, 2022–Tuesday, May 3, 2022
Learn more and register for this online, global event
ASU students are among the top participants in this hackathon, so showcase your skills as a Sun Devil in this globally prestigious competition. Register for free and get the opportunity for global impact, get seen by UN bodies, and get free training and resources. Speakers and judges represent the UN, government officials and C-levels from fortune 500 companies.
The Society of Flight Test Engineers, SFTE, is a worldwide professional society dedicated to the development and recognition of flight testing and flight test-related disciplines. Learn more at the free upcoming virtual chapter meeting.
SFTE Info Session and 1st Virtual Chapter Meeting
Friday, April 22, 2-22
5:30–6:30 p.m.
Attend via Zoom with Passcode AZSFTE
Like what you hear at this meeting? Join the Society of Flight Test Engineers today! Student Membership is only $15 annual dues.
Member benefits include annual seminars featuring technical presentations, workshops and tours. You can network with flight test professionals from numerous organizations and receive flight test job postings. Student members also get opportunities for scholarships, mentorship, technical knowledge exchange and access to flight test resources.
Apply to participate in the Fulton Academic Integrity Matters (FAIM) student program
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