Undergraduate Consulting Club - membership

The Undergraduate Consulting Club (UCC) at Georgia Tech is now accepting applications for new members. The UCC aims to equip its members with the necessary skills, resources and network to successfully enter the industry. We host a wide variety of events including:

• Company information sessions from top firms in the industry
• Case interview preparation workshops
• Networking events with alumni and local consultants

As a member of the UCC, you will have the chance to create a network of qualified, well-rounded peers in consulting community, have access to the appropriate information and resources to succeed in the recruitment process, and be advised on the best ways to prepare for your future in the industry. Our members and alumni have received internship and full-time offers from most of the top firms in the industry, including: Accenture, Bain & Company, Boston Consulting Group, Capgemini, Capital One Bank, Deloitte Consulting, Ernst & Young Advisory, IBM, KPMG, Kurt Salmon Associates, and Manhattan Associates.

If you are interested in applying, please fill out an application form at:

http://gtucc.com/join-ucc/application-form/

Applications are due at 11:30pm on September 11th, and interviews will be held on an invitation-only basis shortly after your application is received. Interested applicants should be undergraduate students in academic good standing and have completed at least 1 full semester at Georgia Tech.

If you have additional questions, please contact the us at ucc.gatech@gmail.com.

Thank you for your time.

Heta Jangla,

President, Undergraduate Consulting Club

Georgia Institute of Technology

http://gtucc.com

CEISMIC KIDS club instructors needed -STEM

Georgia Tech's Center for Education Integrating, Science, Mathematics, and
Computing (CEISMC) is looking for knowledgeable instructors for the
2011-2012 K.I.D.S. Club meetings.

K.I.D.S. Club is a program in which hundreds of students in grades 2-5 visit
the Georgia Tech campus on Saturdays to participate in hands-on science,
technology, engineering or math (STEM) activities. This program is designed
to develop students' interest and passion for STEM learning.

If you are interested in sharing your expertise and love of STEM concepts,
CEISMC would love to have you participate in our program as an instructor.

Each year, dozens of GT faculty/students and K-12 teachers work with
K.I.D.S. Club members to share their fascinating field of interest and help
them better understand the world in which we live. As an instructor, you
will design your own 55-minute hands-on activity to share with club members.
The staff at CEISMC can help you shape your idea into a fun, interesting
experience for students, and we encourage you to visit our instructor
website for more details.

http://ceismc.gatech.edu/kidsclub/instructor-resources

Instructors must commit to both Saturdays in the Fall or Spring season, or
you may instruct all 4 Saturdays if you would like. Instructors will
receive compensation for their time at K.I.D.S Club, $150 per Saturday
taught. The Fall sessions will take place on Saturday, November 12, 2011
and Saturday, December 3, 2011. Spring sessions are scheduled for Saturday,
March 3, 2012 and Saturday, March 12, 2012. Sessions run from 9am to 12pm.


On the left side of the page you can also find frequently asked questions
with additional K.I.D.S. Club information.

We appreciate your interest, and if you have any questions, please contact
Andrew Burch with CEISMC Student Programs at andrew.burch@ceismc.gatech.edu
or
404-913-KIDS (5437).

Thank you,

CEISMC Student Programs Staff

Energy Club Kick-Off Meeting

What: Energy Cub Kick-Off Meeting!

When: Wednesday, August 31st, 6:00pm-7:00pm

Where: Van Leer Room C241

Why: To learn more about Energy Club, get free food, and become an ECGT member!

More Info about ECGT: http://energyclub.gatech.edu/

Please click HERE to RSVP so we can get an accurate pizza count!!

We look forward to seeing you there!

-- Energy Club Board

President’s Undergraduate Research Award – Spring Applications due October 7th

Interested in being paid for part-time research work? Students may apply for salary awards of up to $1500. Applications for spring 2012 awards are due Oct. 7th, 2011. (Travel award applications are accepted at anytime up until one month before the conference.) For additional information, including the online application visit: www.undergradresearch.gatech.edu/funding.php

SABUR (Student Activities Board for Undergraduate Research) - Mentors Needed

Dear Advisors,

Sorry for the multiple e-mails but it was just drawn to my attention that we planned the meeting for the same time as the first football game! Please send this revised version with a later date out instead of the previous! Thank you so much!

SABUR (Student Activities Board for Undergraduate Research) will be having it's first meeting on Thursday September 8th, 7pm in Klaus room 2447. SABUR is a student organization dedicated to increasing participation in Undergraduate Research on campus and promoting a culture of research in the Georgia Tech Community. If you are involved in research or looking to get involved in research come to our first meeting and learn more about how SABUR can help you! Membership dues will be $15 for the year. There will be Free Food!

SABUR Mentoring Program- MENTORS NEEDED- SABUR facilitates a mentoring program that connects experienced undergraduate researchers with inexperienced students trying to get involved in research. Mentors will help mentees gain insight into the research culture at Tech and give valuable advice on how to obtain a research position. Also, throughout the year SABUR will host events to facilitate mentoring such as ice cream socials, coffee houses, and climbing the rock wall. If interested attend SABUR's first meeting (see above) or e-mail gt.sabur@gmail.com by September 15th. Please include your year, major, and brief description of your research experience.

Katy Hammersmith
Georgia Institute of Technology
Biomedical Engineering
McDevitt Stem Cell Research Lab
SABUR, President

Tri-Beta, Biology National Honor Society

Do you like meeting new people while enhancing your resume? Do you at least like dinosaurs? Beta Beta Beta, *the* National Biology Honor Society, may be for you! Tri-Beta is currently accepting new members, and it is *not* a requirement that you be a biology student. There are actually discounted dues for non-majors. We are a well-rounded society with events that cover community service, active learning (like going behind the scenes of the Atlanta Botanical Garden, Georgia Aquarium, etc.), and building a supportive network of your peers. There are no GPA requirements for non-majors, so as long as you like biology at least a little and are ready to be part of an honor society that actually does things…join us! First general meeting: Thursday, September 1st, 11:05-11:45AM. ES&T, room L1105. Involvement Fair (if you want to stop by and ask questions): Wednesday, August 31st, 10:30AM-1:30PM. Tech Walkway (formerly Skiles Walkway). Want more info? E-mail: bbb.gatech@gmail.com. Website: www.cyberbuzz.gatech.edu/bbb. Facebook: www.facebook.com/GT.BBB

Join the Computational Structural Biology VIP Team!

Physics and Chemistry Majors

Needed for a Real-World Project

Join the Computational Structural Biology VIP Team!
The VIP Team needs you if you are interested in any of the following:
• Thermodynamics and/or statistical mechanics
• Macromolecular structure and function
• Computer simulations and/or programming
• Classical mechanics
• Web page design and maintenance

Computer simulations on biological macromolecules are critical components of efforts at
understanding structure-function relationships, and for structure-based molecular
design. The Computational Structure Biology VIP Team (VP6) is developing web-based
tutorials to facilitate the understanding of basic principles of macromolecular simulations
and the applications of such simulations to problems in structural biology.

The tools developed by the VIP Team will be the core of a new text in Computational
Structural Biology. They will be used by students in molecular modeling courses, and by
individuals who are learning simulation methods through independent study.

Students register for one or two credit hours each semester in PHYS, BIOL, CS or ECE
courses listed at the 2000, 3000 or 4000 level. Team meetings are Tuesdays, 9:35–
10:55 am in Klaus 1440. To learn more about VIP and to apply to join this team, go the
VIP website (http://vip.gatech.edu/). If you have questions, come to the first meeting or

contact Dr. Steve Harvey (steve.harvey@biology.gatech.edu).

Clough Commons - Undergraduate Studeis open house

Come see the new Undergraduate Studies Suite and
Resource Room in the Clough Commons!

Wednesday, August 17 from 1-3pm*

We are in Suite 205 (you can see us from Starbucks...)
*Just let the guard know that is what you are here for and head on over
There will be refreshments, too :)
Hope to see you next week!

CDC Analytical Position

Analytical Chemist
About the Job

The Division of Laboratory Science (DLS) at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is currently seeking recent graduates (BS, MS, PhD) for laboratory research fellowship positions (1-4 yr term) in Atlanta, Georgia.​ The DLS (www.​cdc.​gov/​dls/​) quantifies human exposure to environmental toxicants using advanced analytical methods and a state-of-the-art laboratory facility.​ The positions involve the application and potentially development of analytical methods using inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry, ICP-MS (quadrupole, dynamic reaction /​ collision cell) for the analysis of trace elements in different biological matrixes (e.​g.​ blood, urine, serum).​ Some positions will also involve high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC-ICP-MS) and gas chromatography (GC-ICP-MS).​ Candidates should hold a degree in the analytical or clinical sciences (Chemistry preferred), be less than 5 years from graduation, have a minimum GPA of 3.​0, and have strong laboratory and computer skills.​ In addition, experience with maintaining and troubleshooting laboratory instrumentation, quantitative method development, implementation of quality control (e.​g.​ CLIA ’88), and inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry is desirable.​

Company
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Location
Atlanta, GA 30341
Industries
Government and Military
Job Type
Full Time
Contact
jjarrett@cdc.gov
Temporary/​Contract/​Project
Years of Experience
Less than 1 Year
Education Level
Bachelor's Degree
Career Level
Entry Level
Job Reference Code
CDC IRAT ORISE 2011

Career Services Open House

August 29, 2011 @ 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Bill Moore Student Success Center


Come and Get it FIRST!

* List of Companies Participating in the Fall Career Fair
* List of Companies Interviewing on-campus & holding Information Sessions
* New Career Guide Planner
* Resume Blitz participating companies
* Information on how to conduct your internship/job search effectively

Bonus Workshop:
“MAP OUT YOUR JOB SEARCH- START ON-CAMPUS!”
4:30 PM – 5:30 PM or 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM – Clary Theater – Student Success Center

RSVP is required for each workshop. The workshop attendance is limited to 100 students for each session.
To RSVP, please log-in to your CareerBuzz account and click on the Events tab and then
Information Sessions. Pick one of the Open House sessions on August 29th to RSVP.

Meet The Career Services Team!

Join us for FREE FOOD and info on Career Services. PICK UP vital INFORMATION to
help you prepare for your internship/full-time JOB SEARCH in the fall!

CDC ORISE job

Description

The Division of Laboratory Sciences at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is currently seeking a laboratory research fellow (http://www.orau.gov/cdc/) to fill a 2-3 year term position in Atlanta, GA. The Division of Laboratory Sciences (www.cdc.gov/dls/) maintains a state-of-the-art laboratory facility and specializes in applying advanced analytical methods for quantifying human exposure to environmental toxicants in support of National Center for Environmental Health. This position involves measuring tobacco exposure biomarkers in human urine. The candidate should hold a chemistry degree or demonstrate strong interest in bioanalytical applications. Additionally, the candidate should demonstrate knowledge, skills and/or interest in handling/processing of human urine samples, solid phase extraction, liquid-liquid extraction, mass spectrometry, liquid chromatography, data processing, and data review. Candidates must have a competitive GPA (3.0 or higher) and be available to start immediately. Please note that relocation expenses are not covered by this fellowship.

Stipends are determined as follows:
B.S. - GS7 ($40,534)
Annually, all participants will receive cost of living increase and a performance based increase.

Health insurance can be provided by ORISE at the participant's request (insurance will be paid by ORISE in addition to listed stipend).
RequirementsThe ORISE Fellowship requires that participants have graduated within 3 years from start date with a B.S..

Candidates must have a competitive GPA--only candidates with a 3.0 or higher will be considered for this position.
Send resume to: irb8@cdc.gov