tcu cse week of april 10, 2015
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WEEK OF APRIL 11-17, 2015
WWW.CAREERS.TCU.EDU | JARVIS HALL 147 - MWF or TUCKER 003E - TR | 817.257.2222 | [email protected]
Training Development Intern | Goodwill Industries of Fort Worth | FJ#49651Camp Independence Intern| Goodwill Industries of Fort Worth | FJ#49652 Work with high school students with disabilities to empower and achieve independence.Estimator II | Trane Commercial Systems | FJ#50464 Recent engineering graduates. Software Engineer | Bryan Research & Engineering Inc. | FJ#42354Scientific Equipment Inventory Intern | TF Scientific | FJ#50434Lighting Design Intern | Lightswitch SF, Inc. | FJ#50436Electronics Engineer (degree in COSC or EE) AND Computer Scientist | Tinker AFB Science and Engineering | FJ#50452 and 50453Electrical & Instrumentation Engineer AND Electrical/Controls Engineer | Sundyne | FJ#50460 and 50461 | Arvada, COProgrammer/Systems Analyst Intern | Refrigeration Design Technologies | FJ#50420 Municipal Government Jobs | City of Dallas | FJ#50408 | Positions include engineers, human resources, managment, nutrition/public health, programming, etc.Human Resources and Recruiting Intern | InteliTrac Inc. | FJ#50295Patient Liaison | MedWorld Pharmacy | FJ#50293Tarrant County Voices For Health Internship | Tarrant County Public Health | FJ#50255
College Advising Corps Info Session Tuesday, April 14 | 4-5pm Palko 227Peace Corps Info Session Wednesday, April 15 | 4-5pm Jarvis 235CSE 3 Minute Thesis Competition & Awards Friday, April 17 | 5-6pm Sid Richardson LH1CSE Student Research Symposium Friday, April 17 | 12-4:30pm Tucker Technology Center
Department of Family and Protective Services Open House April 29 | 4-6pm | 401 W. Sanford Ste. 2400, Arlington, TX 76011
The TCU College Advising Corps has openings in high schools around North Texas for TCU graduates interested in college advising, leadership and education. The TCU College Advising Corps offers full-time, paid service positions as high school advisors for those who want to make an impact and help high schools students realize their college dreams. Find out more about the TCU College Advising Corps as well as how to apply during our information session.
Geovanny Bonilla, Assistant Coordinator • TCU College Advising Corps • [email protected] • advisingcorps.org
INFO SESSION:Palko Hall - Room 227Tuesday, April 144-5 p.m.
DECEMBER 2014 & MAY 2015 GRADUATES. ALL MAJORS WELCOME.
STUDENT RESEARCH
13th Annual Michael and Sally McCracken
SYMPOSIUM
A celebration and showcase of undergraduate and graduate research from departments throughout the CSE, followed by an awards ceremony
and debut of the first 3MT® competition at TCU!
www.srs.tcu.edu
April 17th 12–4:30 P.M.Tucker Technology Center
3MT® COMPETITION
5–6 P.M.Sid W. Richardson Building
Live entertainment, art exhibit, and refreshments!
3MT® COMPETITION
5–6 P.M.
Sid W. Richardson BuildingLecture Hall 1
PROVIDED BY:The Chancellor’s Office + Student Development Services
"To educate individuals to think and act as ethical leaders and responsible citizens in the
global community."
Student Development Services
TCU MISSION STATEMENT SCHOLARSHIP
Do you live the TCU MISSION STATEMENT?
Three students awarded a $2,000 SCHOLARSHIP
TELL US YOUR STORY
APPLY | www.sds.tcu.edu
DEADLINE | April 28th @ 5pm
ATTENTIONJUNIORS
DFPS IS HIRING
You're invited to a
Recruitment Open House!
What: If you are interested in a challenging but rewarding career with the Department of
Family and Protective Services in Dallas/Fort Worth and the surrounding areas, please join us for
an informational open house!
When: Wednesday, April 29th
, 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Where: 401 W. Sanford Ste. 2400, Arlington, TX 76011
Regional staff will be present to answer questions regarding positions available including:
Child Protective Services
o Investigations
o Family Based Safety Services
o Conservatorship
Adult Protective Services
o In Home Specialist
o Facility Investigator
Child Care Licensing
o Child Care Licensing Investigator
o Child Care Licensing Inspector
o Residential Child Care Licensing Investigator
o Residential Child Care Licensing Inspector
Hiring staff will also be present to answer questions regarding the application process, feel free
to bring your resume!
**Minimum requirements include a Bachelor's degree from an accredited college. Interested
applicants who are 60 days away from graduating are encouraged to attend.**
Please RSVP no later than 4/24/15 to Ashley Williams via email at
[email protected] or by calling 817-543-8356.
2015 SUMMER INTERN PROGRAM Eligibility: Volunteers of all ages: adults and students 14 years of age and up Volunteer times: Summer Intern program will be available for flexible schedules between June 1 and August 28.
Summer interns will be able to select their shift times through the Museum’s on-line volunteer scheduling system.
Summer interns will be able to select shifts for any day of the week the Museum is open. Summer interns shift times will typically be 9:30am -1:30pm or 1:00pm -5:00pm. Summer interns will be able to select shift times for Thursday late nights, 6:00pm -9:00pm. Special opportunities include:
Personalized placements that will be the best fit based on interest and experience Access to shift assignments in Exhibit Halls and Discovery Cart Demonstrations Special volunteer assignments such as Exhibits Tech Assistant, Portable Planetarium Assistant, Administration Support in the Museum offices, and more Special training in their assigned volunteer area Special invitation-only social events, including behind-the-scenes tour of Fair Park
Collections, 3-d movie night, Star Party and more Access to guest lectures
Opportunity to evaluate and collaborate with Volunteer Services in a group project Requirements: Commitment to complete 60 hours of total volunteer service between June 1 and August 28 Feedback and Recognition:
Feedback from Museum supervisors and Volunteer Services Letter of recommendation if requested Resume-builder to highlight volunteer service as work experience
Sign up on the Perot website at: www.perotmuseum.org SUMMER INTERN APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS: Qualifications:
• Open to students and adults. • Those interested in intern positions requiring interaction with Museum guests must demonstrate
an eagerness and willingness to engage a diverse group of visitors. • Those requesting placement in specialized areas, such as IT, marketing, accounting, general
administration support is contingent on applicant’s interest, work experience and Museum staff availability to supervise intern.
• Entire application process must be completed. Application Process:
• Complete the on-line application form. • Email a resume • The application process will begin in January 2015. Orientation and interviews will begin in April
until the program is filled or until May 30. •
Placement Process: • As application packets are received, paperwork will be reviewed and those selected for
orientations/interviews will be invited to schedule an orientation/interview date and time. • The specific dates/times for orientations/interviews and notifications will be communicated via e-
mail. • Summer Intern offers and notifications will begin as each orientation/interview cycle is complete. • The last offers and notifications will be e-mailed no later than the end of May.
Contact Information: Documents can be emailed or mailed to the following: EMAIL: [email protected] MAIL: Summer Intern Program Perot Museum of Nature and Science 2201 North Field Street Dallas, TX 75201
CHOICE FOR VOLUNTEER SERVICE
The Perot Museum of Nature and Science 2201 North Field Street
Dallas, TX 75201
Meet with Shannon Merchant, CSE Career Consultant right outside your classes! Tucker Technology Center 003E - Vectors Office Suite
Available 8 am - 5 pm every Tuesday and ThursdayCall 817-257-2222 to schedule an appointment.
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