Come to the 2016 ASME Mechanical Engineering Career Fair this Tuesday, March 1st ! They will be hosting great companies such as Paccar, Alaska Airlines, Port of Seattle and more! Attached, you can find the company descriptions for this year and instructions for uploading your resume onto HuskyJobs. It is also encouraged that you bring an extra resume to leave at the front door of the event as they will be scanned to send out after the event.
- When: March 1st, 2016
- Time: 1pm – 4pm
- Where: HUB Lyceum
- For a list of companies attending the event, click here.
Responsibilities: Engineering design and contract administration of municipal improvement projects such as; roads, sidewalks, water systems, sanitary sewer system, storm sewer systems, and building structures. Day to day activities will include ensuring that designs are completed to codes and standards set forth by the governing authority and in accordance with industry standards, technical report writing, reviewing technical documents, acting as an on-site representative, and monitoring construction activities.
Starting in May/June 2016, the
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Are you still undecided on an engineering job after graduation? Could you use a resume review, interview tips, and guidance from hiring managers in your industry? If so, this FREE career workshop is for you. Executives from PACCAR, Boeing, Daimler, Pacific Northwest National Labs, and CD-adapco will discuss what they look for in new graduate hires. Get real-world advice on the skill sets, training, interview scenarios, and resume content hiring managers expect for positions involving advanced engineering simulations.
Program Description: This program will be in collaboration with students and faculty from the University of Rijeka, Depts of Physical Therapy, Fine Art, Engineering and Pedology. We will be living and working in Rijeka, Croatia in the Karvner region on the Adriatic sea. We will be creating a sensory therapeutic garden for use by those who are blind or with compromised vision, disabled adults, kindergartners and high school students on the grounds of a former monastery and a Catholic church. We will also create a master plan for Dom Turnic, a residential facility for disabled adults. Students will all work together to explore and implement principles of therapeutic environmental design, cultural place attachment, traditional building techniques of Croatia, and ecological design to create this sensory garden and master plan.
The Nemesis team (Neighborhood Environments and Mobility: Effects on Social health InequalitieS, Inserm and University Pierre and Marie Curie) investigates the interrelationships between neighborhood environments, mobility behavior, and health status, as they relate to metabolic and cardiovascular health. Until recently, the literature on neighborhood environments and health has focused on residential environments, which result in static and partial assessments of environmental exposures that may have both overestimated residential effects and underestimated environmental effects as a whole. In this talk, Professor Chaix will describe how the team’s aim is incorporating mobility, both as a vector of exposure to daily life environments and as a source of physical activity and transport-related exposures, into neighborhood and health studies. Integrating methodologies from epidemiology and public health, geography, and transport sciences, the challenges they face are accurately measuring transport mode use and trips by combining GPS receiver data and mobility surveys; assessing the momentary exposure to environmental conditions prevailing where behavioral decisions are made; processing and combining data from various location, environmental, behavioral, and health sensors; neutralizing biases (e.g., related to selective daily mobility) that plague the validity of causal inference from our data; and building simulation tools rooted in their sensor data that permit them to evaluate the potential impact of various interventions or behaviors on population health.
We have gotten a number of emails with requests for help planning future quarter classes, especially with concerning area of interests. Below are some commonly asked questions followed by helpful resources that will assist you. These are the resources you can use now to start looking at the classes you’re interested in taking next year. You can put the classes you are interested in taking in your MyPlan under the appropriate quarter as a reminder and for easy access and reference.