Selling Your Science

Learn how to market your science, tech or engineering experience to any employer! Develop techniques to communicate your specialized skill set in a way that will grab an employers attention. Get tips for making your resume stand out, writing a compelling cover letter, and maximizing your on- line presence. In short, Sell Your Science to ANY employer. For more information, go to this link or email Christie Julien at cj4q@virginia.edu.

Friday 4/24, 12:30pm-1:30pm

Bryant Hall

Stress-Reduction Workshop

If you are worrying, you're not studying. 

Come check out a one-hour stress reduction workshop, just in time for finals. Learn a very simple, effective way to reduce worrying and improve focus right now.

Monday, April 27

6-7pm

Rodman Room

Thornton A Wing

UK and Ireland Scholarship Sessions

Ever thought about studying abroad in the UK?

Interested in pursuing a graduate degree outside of the United States?

Come hear about a number of incredible opportunities for Engineers to pursue graduate study in the UK and Ireland.

Wed 4/15 at 4pm in Wilsdorf 200

Monday 4/20 at 4pm in the Special Collections Library Room 314

 Sponsored by the Center for Undergraduate Excellence.

Questions? Email Andrus Ashoo at Andrus@virginia.edu

Research Opportunities

Have you thought about getting involved in research but aren't sure where to start? Have you heard about scholarships and fellowships but don't know what they're looking for in the application?

The Center for Undergraduate Excellence is putting on a workshop to cover what these awards are and how you can improve your application for these opportunities.

Come check it out in Wilsdorf 200, tomorrow night, Thursday, April 9 at 5:30 pm.

Questions? Email Andrus Ashoo at Andrus@virginia.edu

UVA Summer Session

Looking for a way to stay in Charlottesville this summer? 

Participate in Summer Session at UVA! 

Several engineering-related courses will take place during these sessions, including courses on probability, statistics, artificial intelligence, statics, and computer game design. Summer Session also offers Science, Technology, and Society (STS) courses that cover the humanities requirement for engineering students, including Utopias and Society, Science Fiction and the Future, Engineering Practice, and Engineering Ethics. Visit the Summer Session website to browse full listings of courses and instructors. 

Registration begins on April 13 for 3^rd and 4^th years, and April 14 for 1^st and 2^nd years.

Summer Session Dates:

Session I: May 18 – June 13

Session II: June 15 – July 11

Session III: July 13 – August 7

Eight Week Session: June 15 – August 7

Summer Session Website:  http://summer.virginia.edu/