The Neuroscience Club at Georgia Tech (recently created) is an
excellent opportunity to network with students currently involved in
research pertaining to neuroscience (neurolabs), to gain hands-on
volunteer experience that is neuroscience specific (Autism Spectrum
disorders, Parkinson's, etc.), to learn about the implications of
research in the field of neuroscience, and to push GT into making a
neuroscience minor. We are planning many partnerships with GSU and
Emory, but the club will officially start in August. Right now, I'm
trying to get the word out there to gauge the level of interest in the
undergrad community, and to see what exactly members would like to see
out of the club. More information is provided about the club in the
Club Constitution and Action Plan for the 2011-2012 year, available from Dr. Shepler.
If interested, you can become a member at @ http://www.gtneuro.net by
making a username and password, and commenting on the main feed with
the information requested on the website.
Jim Schwoebel
Schools of Biomedical Engineering and Biochemistry
Georgia Institute of Technology
Class of 2013
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Natural Sciences Career Fair Committee Seeking Officers!
The Natural Sciences Career Fair is looking for motivated and dedicated students that would like to apply to be on the board for the planning of this event. The Natural Sciences Career Fair is an opportunity to bring together employers and prospective employees, who are looking to find alternative career paths other than professional schools. For 134 years, the Georgia Institute of Technology has been striving to produce some of the best and brightest in the nation. The schools of Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Psychology and Earth and Atmospheric Sciences are some of the fastest-growing schools at Tech, and graduating and co-oping students are anxious to explore their options. This fair will allow businesses to interact directly with students, as well as to distribute information about their company. With this in mind, prospective applicants must be willing to meet at least once a week, along with keeping up with the work over the summer as the career fair is for the Fall 2011 semester.
Spots are available for two members from each of the Natural Sciences Major (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Psychology, and Earth and Atmospheric Sciences). Applications must be emailed to viyer31@gatech.edu by Sunday March 13th at 11:59 p.m.
If you have any questions please contact the coordinator of the 2011 Natural Sciences Career Fair, Varun Iyer at viyer31@gatech.edu .
Spots are available for two members from each of the Natural Sciences Major (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Psychology, and Earth and Atmospheric Sciences). Applications must be emailed to viyer31@gatech.edu by Sunday March 13th at 11:59 p.m.
If you have any questions please contact the coordinator of the 2011 Natural Sciences Career Fair, Varun Iyer at viyer31@gatech.edu .
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Minor in Leadership Studies - New 2011
The Minor in Leadership Studies has as its primary objective the goal of providing students with an in-depth knowledge of leadership theory, skills, experience, and application through a rigorous program of study that is multi-disciplinary in nature. Initially, the minor will be comprised of two tracks, one in Public Policy and the second in Management, offered through the School of Public Policy and the ILE respectively. Students apply for either the Public Policy Track or the MGT Track, are accepted, and enter the program to begin a prescribed 15 credit hour course of study while satisfying requirements for a bachelor's degree in their major.
In order for a student to be enrolled in this minor, they must have at least 30 credit hours with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or greater, applied for admission, and been formally admitted. Each course counting toward the minor must be completed with a grade of C or above, with the overall required GPA in the courses counting toward the minor being a 2.75 or better.
Application and course descriptions are available at: http://leadership.gatech.edu/, http://mgt.gatech.edu, and http://www.spp.gatech.edu.
Once enrolled in the Leadership Studies Minor, the requirements for the minor are the successful completion of 15 credit hours defined as follows:
Required Course: 3 semester credit hours
Track:9 semester credit hours. Choose one--Public Policy or Management.
Internship:3 semester hours
I. Each student must take the following course (3 hours):
PUBP 4140. Foundations of Leadership
II. Each student must take at least three courses selected from either the Policy track or the Management track in the following list of offerings (9 hours).
Policy Track (choose 3 of the following)
PUBP 2030 - Organizations and Policy
PST 3050 � Political Philosophy
PUBP 2010 - Political Processes
Courses currently taught as special topics:
PUBP48X3 - Public Leadership
PUBP48X3 - Leadership for Social Change
Management Track (choose 3 of the following)
MGT 3150 � Principles of Management
MGT 4191 - Entrepreneurship Forum
MGT 4192 - Impact Forum
MGT 4193 - Servant Leadership, Values and Systems
MGT 4194 - Social Entrepreneurship
MGT 3103 - Leadership-Changing Environments
MGT 4670 - Entrepreneurship
MGT/ME4741-Integrative Development-Project Preparation
MGT4803 � Managing TTeams
III. Internship. Each student must complete an internship from either the Policy track or the Management track (3 hours).
MGT 4611 � Integrative Management Analysis or
PUBP 4651 - Internship
In order for a student to be enrolled in this minor, they must have at least 30 credit hours with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or greater, applied for admission, and been formally admitted. Each course counting toward the minor must be completed with a grade of C or above, with the overall required GPA in the courses counting toward the minor being a 2.75 or better.
Application and course descriptions are available at: http://leadership.gatech.edu/, http://mgt.gatech.edu, and http://www.spp.gatech.edu.
Once enrolled in the Leadership Studies Minor, the requirements for the minor are the successful completion of 15 credit hours defined as follows:
Required Course: 3 semester credit hours
Track:9 semester credit hours. Choose one--Public Policy or Management.
Internship:3 semester hours
I. Each student must take the following course (3 hours):
PUBP 4140. Foundations of Leadership
II. Each student must take at least three courses selected from either the Policy track or the Management track in the following list of offerings (9 hours).
Policy Track (choose 3 of the following)
PUBP 2030 - Organizations and Policy
PST 3050 � Political Philosophy
PUBP 2010 - Political Processes
Courses currently taught as special topics:
PUBP48X3 - Public Leadership
PUBP48X3 - Leadership for Social Change
Management Track (choose 3 of the following)
MGT 3150 � Principles of Management
MGT 4191 - Entrepreneurship Forum
MGT 4192 - Impact Forum
MGT 4193 - Servant Leadership, Values and Systems
MGT 4194 - Social Entrepreneurship
MGT 3103 - Leadership-Changing Environments
MGT 4670 - Entrepreneurship
MGT/ME4741-Integrative Development-Project Preparation
MGT4803 � Managing TTeams
III. Internship. Each student must complete an internship from either the Policy track or the Management track (3 hours).
MGT 4611 � Integrative Management Analysis or
PUBP 4651 - Internship
28th Annual Alumni Career Fair
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Cobb Galleria Centre – Two Galleria Parkway, Atlanta, GA
Don’t miss the 28th Annual Georgia Tech Alumni Career Fair — a career event exclusively for Georgia Tech alumni, graduate students and graduating seniors!
11:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Career Fair Check-In
12:15-1:30 p.m.
Lunch and Keynote Presentation: Robert N. “Bob” Stargel Jr, EE 83 Vice President, Kimberly-Clark, Global Nonwovens
1:30-6 p.m.
Career Fair
Employers want to hire Tech graduates! We have 66% more companies registered for the fair that this time last year! To see which companies are already registered, view our list that is updated daily here http://gtalumni.org/registrations/careerfairemployer2011/attendees
To learn more and register for the career fair, visit http://gtalumni.org/pages/careerfairalumni
Cobb Galleria Centre – Two Galleria Parkway, Atlanta, GA
Don’t miss the 28th Annual Georgia Tech Alumni Career Fair — a career event exclusively for Georgia Tech alumni, graduate students and graduating seniors!
11:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Career Fair Check-In
12:15-1:30 p.m.
Lunch and Keynote Presentation: Robert N. “Bob” Stargel Jr, EE 83 Vice President, Kimberly-Clark, Global Nonwovens
1:30-6 p.m.
Career Fair
Employers want to hire Tech graduates! We have 66% more companies registered for the fair that this time last year! To see which companies are already registered, view our list that is updated daily here http://gtalumni.org/registrations/careerfairemployer2011/attendees
To learn more and register for the career fair, visit http://gtalumni.org/pages/careerfairalumni
Minor in Leadership Studies
The Minor in Leadership Studies has as its primary objective the goal of providing students with an in-depth knowledge of leadership theory, skills, experience, and application through a rigorous program of study that is multi-disciplinary in nature. Initially, the minor will be comprised of two tracks, one in Public Policy and the second in Management, offered through the School of Public Policy and the ILE respectively.
Students apply for either the Public Policy Track or the MGT Track, are accepted, and enter the program to begin a prescribed 15 credit hour course of study while satisfying requirements for a bachelor's degree in their major. In order for a student to be enrolled in this minor, they must have at least 30 credit hours with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or greater, applied for admission, and been formally admitted. Each course counting toward the minor must be completed with a grade of C or above, with the overall required GPA in the courses counting toward the minor being a 2.75 or better.
Application and course descriptions are available at:
http://leadership.gatech.edu
http://mgt.gatech.edu
http://www.spp.gatech.edu
Once enrolled in the Leadership Studies Minor, the requirements for the minor are the successful completion of 15 credit hours defined as follows:
Required Course: 3 semester credit hours
Track:9 semester credit hours. Choose one--Public Policy or Management.
Internship:3 semester hours
I. Each student must take the following course (3 hours):
PUBP 4140. Foundations of Leadership
II. Each student must take at least three courses selected fromeither the Policy track or the Management track in the following list of offerings (9 hours).
Policy Track (choose 3 of the following)
PUBP 2030 - Organizations and Policy
PST 3050 – Political Philosophy
PUBP 2010 - Political Processes
Courses currently taught as special topics:
PUBP48X3 - Public Leadership
PUBP48X3 - Leadership for Social Change
Management Track (choose 3 of the following)
MGT 3150 – Principles of Management
MGT 4191 - Entrepreneurship Forum
MGT 4192 - Impact Forum
MGT 4193 - Servant Leadership, Values and Systems
MGT 4194 - Social Entrepreneurship
MGT 3103 - Leadership-Changing Environments
MGT 4670 - Entrepreneurship
MGT/ME4741-Integrative Development-Project Preparation
MGT4803 – Managing Teams
III. Internship. Each student must complete an internship from either the Policy track or the Management track (3 hours).
MGT 4611 – Integrative Management Analysis or
PUBP 4651 - Internship
Students apply for either the Public Policy Track or the MGT Track, are accepted, and enter the program to begin a prescribed 15 credit hour course of study while satisfying requirements for a bachelor's degree in their major. In order for a student to be enrolled in this minor, they must have at least 30 credit hours with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or greater, applied for admission, and been formally admitted. Each course counting toward the minor must be completed with a grade of C or above, with the overall required GPA in the courses counting toward the minor being a 2.75 or better.
Application and course descriptions are available at:
http://leadership.gatech.edu
http://mgt.gatech.edu
http://www.spp.gatech.edu
Once enrolled in the Leadership Studies Minor, the requirements for the minor are the successful completion of 15 credit hours defined as follows:
Required Course: 3 semester credit hours
Track:9 semester credit hours. Choose one--Public Policy or Management.
Internship:3 semester hours
I. Each student must take the following course (3 hours):
PUBP 4140. Foundations of Leadership
II. Each student must take at least three courses selected fromeither the Policy track or the Management track in the following list of offerings (9 hours).
Policy Track (choose 3 of the following)
PUBP 2030 - Organizations and Policy
PST 3050 – Political Philosophy
PUBP 2010 - Political Processes
Courses currently taught as special topics:
PUBP48X3 - Public Leadership
PUBP48X3 - Leadership for Social Change
Management Track (choose 3 of the following)
MGT 3150 – Principles of Management
MGT 4191 - Entrepreneurship Forum
MGT 4192 - Impact Forum
MGT 4193 - Servant Leadership, Values and Systems
MGT 4194 - Social Entrepreneurship
MGT 3103 - Leadership-Changing Environments
MGT 4670 - Entrepreneurship
MGT/ME4741-Integrative Development-Project Preparation
MGT4803 – Managing Teams
III. Internship. Each student must complete an internship from either the Policy track or the Management track (3 hours).
MGT 4611 – Integrative Management Analysis or
PUBP 4651 - Internship
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