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Date: September 8th 2010

Hello All,

Below are some great opportunities including internships, co-ops, jobs, information sessions, and volunteering.

1. Kraft, Exxon Mobile, P&G, Inroads and Eaton Inc. Recruiting Information Sessions

2. Gator Launch Mentoring for STEM majors

3. Intel Corporation Scholarship Opportunity

4. CROP Tutors Needed: Paid

5. Procter and Gamble Recruiting

6. Minority Business Society (MBS)

7. Become a Mentor

8. Be a Pre-Collegiate Initiative Coach

9. University of Michigan, Engineering Graduate Symposium

10. Project Makeover Application

1. Kraft, Exxon Mobile, P&G, Inroads and Eaton Inc. Recruiting

Company	Date/Time	Location	Other
Kraft	9/15, 7:00 pm	Leigh Hall 207	After GB Meeting, Pizza and drinks
Inroads	9/16, 7:00 pm	IBC
Exxon Mobile	9/21, 7:00 pm	Weil Hall (273 or 278)
Procter and Gamble	9/22, 7:00 pm	Weil Hall (273 or 278)
Eaton	10/6, 7:00 pm	Weil Hall (273 or 278)

2. Gator Launch Mentoring for STEM Majors

Gator Launch is a professional development opportunity for underrepresented second and third-year students interested in exploring Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) careers.

Starting Fall 2010, Gator Launch participants will:

participate in monthly professional development seminars
meet with their career mentor every other month
job shadow a mentor in their career field of interest

The term “underrepresented” includes gender, economic status, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity and any other identities that are not well represented in STEM fields. For application instructions, click to www.crc.ufl.edu/GatorLaunch. Apply now for Fall 2010!

For questions email GatorLaunch@crc.ufl.edu. This program made possible by funding from the Motorola Foundation.

3. Intel Corporation Scholarship opportunity (Grad Students)

Hello from your friends at Intel!

As you're making plans to complete financial aid for the upcoming school year, please take the time to explore fellowship opportunities with Intel Corporation.

Intel and GEM (National Consortium for Graduate Degrees for Minorities in Engineering & Science) partner together with other companies, to sponsor students through funding to help them obtain their Masters or PhD degrees.

Qualifications for GEM Support:
* Students must have >3.0 GPA
* Your University must be GEM approved
* Scholars must complete paid internship with their sponsoring company

Important Dates:
* Application database opens July 1, 2010
* Application deadline is November 15, 2010

For additional GEM information, please visit www.gemfellowship.org<http://www.gemfellowship.org/> or contact your university's Engineering or Computer Science department. You can also contact Intel's GEM Rep, Shirley Maier at shirley.maier@intel.com<mailto:shirley.maier@intel.com> with any questions.

4. Crop Tutors Needed : Paid

See attachment for details. Pays $8 an hour. Tutor in math, science, English, and Foreign Language.

5. Procter and Gamble Recruiting (See attachments)

· Virtual Online Diversity Career Fair – Oct. 13, 2010

· Customer Business Development Opportunities

6. Minority Business Society (MBS)

Let's start the year off right! The Minority Business Society (MBS)

Invites you to its first meeting of the school year on *Wednesday September 8th at 6:45pm in Stuzin 104*. Come and meet the e-board, learn about what this organization has to offer, and enjoy a free meal!

MBS will also be at FALL 2010 Business Bash on *September 2 from 5pm-7pm

in the Reitz Grand Ballroom* to answer any questions you may have. New

members from all majors are welcome!

For more information about MBS, join our Facebook group or visit our

Website at www.mbsuf.org

7. Become a Mentor

Are you a graduate or undergraduate student (Juniors and Seniors) looking to give back to the UF community through mentoring incoming freshmen or sophomores? Well here is your opportunity. The BSU Mentorship Cabinet is looking for professional and involved students in all areas of campus that are willing to be mentors to underclassmen to help guide them in achieving their goals and accomplishing their future endeavors. If you are interested, applications are now available on the application clearing house website at https://www.union.ufl.edu/involvement/applications/ Applications are due no later than September 10th and interviews will be held on September 13th and 15th at various times. If you have any questions, feel free to e-mail us at mentorship@ufbsu.org.

8. Be a Pre-Collegiate Initiative Coach

As part of our fulfillment to "positively impact the community" NSBE offers programs to kids in elementary and high school through the Pre-Collegiate Initiative. In October 2010 for NSBE week, high school students will be participating in the Trimathelon. In order to make this a success, we need 16 coaches for each group of students. If you are interested please email Thashea Miles at pcichair@ufnsbe.org

9. University of Michigan, Engineering Graduate Symposium (Grad Students)

The University of Michigan will host our annual Engineering Graduate Symposium on Friday, November 12, 2010, www.engin.umich.edu/gradsymposium<http://www.engin.umich.edu/gradsymposium>. Travel grants are available for prospective Ph.D. students (flights/mileage, hotels, local transportation, meals). More than 250 graduate engineering students will present posters on their current research projects. Prospective graduate students are encouraged to attend to learn more about our departments, faculty, graduate student research, admissions, funding and life at the University of Michigan. Please assist us by forwarding this message to students at your institution or national organization.

A short online application process is involved for travel grant consideration. Junior level students will have the highest level of priority. Applicants must reside within the United States. Students should be within 1-2 years of attending graduate school and have a strong interest in research. Those who are invited to attend this fall program will have all their expenses paid. Full details can be found on the website. Students should submit their completed applications by late September:

* Travel grant application, http://www.engin.umich.edu/academics/gradprograms/gradsymposium/travelgrants.html

* Electronic unofficial transcripts

* Resume

* One faculty letter of recommendation

Feel free to contact me directly with any questions.

Sincerely,

------------------------------------------

Mike Nazareth

Associate Director for Graduate Education

College of Engineering, University of Michigan

1240A LEC, 1221 Beal Avenue

Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2102

ph: (734) 647-7077, fx: (734) 647-7908

www.engin.umich.edu/gradadmissions<http://www.engin.umich.edu/gradadmissions>

10. Project Makeover: Duval Edition Application (See Attached App)

About Project Makeover

Project Makeover is a student-run service organization devoted to bettering the low-income learning environments of the Gainesville community. This year, we’ll organize hundreds of volunteers and thousands of dollars to renovate Duval Elementary School! We offer our executive board members a unique opportunity to use leadership and management skills to achieve large-scale, measurable impact. Check out our Facebook page for more information or email us at ufprojectmakeovers@gmail.com

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