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January 30, 2015
3MT COMPETITION
Fri, Jan 30, Deadline for 3MT Application!

SPRING/SUMMER PRIORITY REGISTRATION
Priority registration for spring and summer terms begins Mon, Feb 2. If you would like assistance planning your classes, contact the advisement center at 801-422-2674 or set up an appointment in N-181 ESC.

WOMEN'S CAREER CONVERSATIONS LUNCHEON
Female students in science, technology, engineering, and math are invited to attend. Come enjoy lunch and hear women professionals speak on what they love about their careers.
Fri, Feb 6, 12 p.m.
Hinckley Center Assembly Hall 
The luncheon is full, but you can still add your name to the waitlist here until Jan 30.

STEM Fair Walk-In Resume Reviews
Feb 5-6, 11 a.m.–2 p.m.
2400 WSC

WINTER STEM FAIR
Fri, Feb 12, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. 
WSC Ballroom and Garden Court
For more information, click here.

APPLY FOR JUNE GRADUATION
Apply by Sun, Feb 15
Apply both online and at N-181 ESC 

STUDENT RESEARCH CONFERENCE 
Sat, Mar 21, 8 a.m.
1102 JKB
Each session winner will receive $100!
Abstracts due by midnight, Fri, Feb 27. To submit an abstract, click here.
STREET SCIENCE: SHADOW STENCILS
How does the shape of the sun affect how shadows look? The Street Science team hits campus to find out how much BYU students know about shadow. Check out the video above to watch the video!
CREATIVITY IS ABOUT SOLVING PROBLEMS
President of Walt Disney and Pixar Animation Studios Ed Catmull talked about the role of failure in creativity as he shared experiences creating movies such as Frozen, Toy Story and Up on Tuesday at BYU's campus devotional. Click the link above to check out highlights of his speech!
JOBS & INTERNSHIPS

NO NEW JOBS

There are 0 new jobs this week for Mathematics Education majors on BYU Bridge
 
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Upcoming Information Sessions
Employers regularly visit BYU looking to hire students. Find out who's coming to campus and how you can learn more about their company and job openings. 

MIT Lincoln Laboratory On-Campus Recruiting
Info Booth at the STEM Fair, Thurs, Feb 12

MIT Laboratory Information Session:
Thurs, Feb 12, 5:15 p.m.
3250 WSC

Cancer Research Summer Fellowships
The Simmons Center for Cancer Research at BYU is now accepting graduate and undergraduate applications for the 2015 Spring/Summer Fellowship program. Receive mentoring from a faculty member, attend weekly workshops, and get paid full-time as you conduct your own cancer research project. 
APPLY BY FEB 13



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JOBS & INTERNSHIPS
Associate Scientist
Mined Position—West Point, PA
In this role, you will be supporting product formulation and process development for new Merck products utilizing various analytical techniques. In particular, product support includes process and product characterization, clinical study support including release and stability testing, and analytical method development and validation. A BS in chemistry or related scientific field is required. 
APPLY BY FEB 12

There is 1 new job this week for chemistry and biochemistry majors on BYU Bridge.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Cancer Research Summer Fellowships
The Simmons Center for Cancer Research at BYU is now accepting graduate and undergraduate applications for the 2015 Spring/Summer Fellowship program. Receive mentoring from a faculty member, attend weekly workshops, and get paid full-time as you conduct your own cancer research project. 
APPLY BY FEB 13

Upcoming Chemistry Lectures:

Physical:
Marcus H. Donaldson, Schlumberger-Doll Research
"Low-field Nuclear Magnetic Resonance: Optical Detection and Oilfield Applcations"
Wed, Feb 11, 3 p.m.
W140 BNSN 

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JOBS & INTERNSHIPS
Full Time Software Development Position
Microsoft—Redmond, WA
At Microsoft, you will collaborate with a team of programming experts to solve problems and build some of the world’s most advanced services and devices. By applying to this role, you will be considered for all available Software Development roles (Program Manager, Software Development Engineer, and Software Development Engineer in Test). Applicants should be pursuing or within six months of graduation with a bachelor’s, master’s or PhD in engineering, computer science or related field.
APPLY BY MAR 31

There are 20 new jobs this week for computer science majors on BYU Bridge and additional postings on the CS Job Board
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Upcoming Colloquia:

Joseph E. Hoag, Software Professional at Zillow
"The Perils of Parallel Programming"
Thurs, Feb 5, 11 a.m.
1170 TMCB

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Staff Geologist/Environmental Engineer 
Geo Engineers, Inc.—Redmond, WA
As a Staff Geologist or Environmental Engineer, you will be responsible for many field-related aspects of large-scale environmental projects in the Puget Sound, including preparation of Phase I ESAs, soil and ground water monitoring and data analysis, as well as monitoring remedial projects and field explorations. A BS in geology or environmental engineering is required.
APPLY BY MAR 26

There are 2 new jobs this week for Geology majors on BYU Bridge.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Upcoming Seminars:

Summer Rupper, BYU Geology
"Global Change and the Cryosphere"
Thurs, Feb 5, 4 p.m.
238 HRCB

Greg Carling, BYU Geology
"Trace Element Cycling in the Hydrologic System" 
Thurs, Feb 12, 11 a.m.
C295 ESC

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Data Operations Analyst
HealthEquity—Draper, UT
This position requires flexibility and creativity in gathering and interpreting information and in translating that information into detailed business requirements. Duties include acting as point person for all data and technical questions regarding external clients; expanding the HealthEquity Knowledge Base with partner specific information; writing ADHOC reports to facilitate quality testing; and providing one time reports for internal and external parties. Applicants should have a BS/BA degree with preference given to mathematics, statistics, finance, accounting, or economics majors, and/or equivalent work experience (3–5 years).
APPLY BY FEB 18

There is 1 new job this week for Mathematics majors on BYU Bridge.
 
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Upcoming Colloquium: 

Nathan Priddis, Leibniz Universitat Hannover
"Mirror Symmetry for K3 Surfaces"
Thurs, Feb 5, 4 p.m.
135 TMCB

Dynamical Systems Seminars:
Jeff Xia, Northwestern University 
Thurs, Feb 5, 10 a.m.
292 TMCB
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JOBS & INTERNSHIPS
NO NEW JOBS

There are 0 new jobs this week for Mathematics Education majors on BYU Bridge
ANNOUNCEMENTS
NO NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS

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  JOBS & INTERNSHIPS
NO NEW JOBS

There are 0 new jobs this week for Physics and Astronomy majors on BYU Bridge 
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Friday Night Planetarium Show:
Fri, Jan 30
7 and 8 p.m.

$2 cash or check at the door. Weather permitting, the observation deck will be open after the show. 

Upcoming Colloquia:
Robert Krampf, thehappyscientist.com
Wed, Feb 4, 4 p.m.
C215 ESC





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JOBS & INTERNSHIPS
Data Operations Analyst
HealthEquity—Draper, UT
This position requires flexibility and creativity in gathering and interpreting information and in translating that information into detailed business requirements. Duties include acting as point person for all data and technical questions regarding external clients; expanding the HealthEquity Knowledge Base with partner specific information; writing ADHOC reports to facilitate quality testing; and providing one time reports for internal and external parties. Applicants should have a BS/BA degree with preference given to mathematics, statistics, finance, accounting, or economics majors, and/or equivalent work experience (3-5 years).
APPLY BY FEB 18

There are 3 new jobs this week for Statistics majors on BYU Bridge
  ANNOUNCEMENTS
Upcoming Seminars:

Dr. James Scott, University of Texas at Austin 
Thurs, Feb 5, 4 p.m.
203 TMCB

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