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-------------------- NOV 18, Tuesday - ASCE HOST-A-STUDENT DINNER - Lloyd Center Doubletree in Portland. Vans leave the Owen Hall atrium at 4:00 pm. Questions?, contact Prof. thomas.miller@oregonstate.edu. NOV. 18, Tuesday - American Universities International Programs info session for teaching faculty and academic advisors. As part of the collaboration with AUIP, OSU provides faculty mentors who guide the participants on the programs. We will be looking for faculty mentors for the 2009 Fiji and Australia summer programs. Snell Hall, Room 448, 12 noon – 1:30 pm. For more information, contact Joseph.Hoff@oregonstate.edu, Director, International Degree and Education Abroad (IDEA). NOV. 19, Wednesday - Talking About Teaching faculty and GTA series. Formative Assessment, How can we get and provide feedback on student learning, real time? Formative assessment helps us understand what our students need to know, and helps our students assess their own progress. What formative assessment strategies do you use? What tools are available? 12-1:00 pm, 308 Owen Hall. Contact niki.schulz@oregonstate.edu for more info. NOV. 20, Thursday - Engineering Study Abroad Info Session. 1001 KEC, 5:30-6:30 pm.
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-------------------- WHERE ARE THE COMPUTER LABS? Find a list of available engineering labs and hours of use here. Our local Tau Beta Pi chapter (the nation’s largest engineering honor society which also encompasses every engineering discipline) is hosting an Engineering Futures workshop to improve team building and management skills. The session will start at 10 am on Saturday, November 22 in 151 Weniger Hall. Tau Beta Pi’s national committee produces these award-winning workshops around the nation, and we are excited to have one on our campus. Companies host these renowned workshops, and you have an excellent opportunity as a student to enhance your skills at no cost to you. Please respond to Desiree Miller (milledes@onid.orst.edu) if you plan to attend. SHORT-TERM STUDY ABROAD COURSE - Wednesday, November 19 at 4:00 in Stag 211. Free food provided! The Experience, offered August 29 – September 13, 2009 includes sites in Finland, Sweden and Norway. For more information visit http://scandinavia.forestry.oregonstate.edu/ or email osu.scandinavia.09@oregonstate.edu. INROADS Intern Student Panel – November 17, 5-6:00, Lonnie B. Harris Black Cultural Center. INROAD places talented minority students with major companies in your career field.
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-------------------- NOV. 18, Tuesday – ITE Speaker Meeting, DKS Associates, ranked "Best company to work for" among 50 US CE firms by CE News, is presenting on their projects and internship opportunities for students, 101 Owen Hall, 6:00 pm. Just prior to the speaker meeting, from 2:00 to 5:00pm, DKS representatives will interview CE students interested in internships with them next year. Please contact Raul Avelar if you'd like to schedule an interview with DKS (avelarr@engr.orst.edu, or drop by Owen 337). NOV. 18, Tuesday - ACSM Speaker Meeting. Greg Crites, David Evans and Associates, Inc., will present on surveying and project management for long line transmission lines. Students are invited to bring their resumes. 110 Owen Hall, 4:00 pm. NOV. 18, Tuesday - AGC Speaker Meeting, James W. Fowler General Contractor (Dallas, OR) 6:00 pm, 103 Owen Hall. Topic: Nacimiento Intake Unit: A Project. Food and soft drinks will be available. J.W. Fowler works through the US and does projects in underground, industrial, transportation, and trenchless technology. NOV. 19, Wednesday - AGC Speaker Meeting, JE Dunn Northwest (Portland, Seattle, Phoenix), 6:00 pm, 106 Owen Hall. Topic: Building Informational Models (BIM 3D Modeling). Food and soft drinks will be available. JE Dunn Northwest provides general contracting, construction management and design-build services for both public and private clients in Oregon, Washington, and Arizona, as well as Alaska, Nevada, New Mexico, Northern California and Hawaii. NOV. 20, Thursday, - AGC Speaker Meeting, Andersen Construction Company (Portland), 6:00 pm, 106 Owen Hall. Topic: OSU Energy Center Overview. Food and soft drinks will be available. Andersen Construction has been building in the Western United States since 1950. Andersen's portfolio includes high tech, commercial, retail, cultural, education, government, health care, hospitality, urban housing, industrial and manufacturing, parking structures and the performance of tenant improvements, seismic upgrades and remediation. Their services include general contracting, development and preconstruction, estimating, design-build, safety, startup and commissioning and sustainability.
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