UCLA Civil and Environmental Engineering Graduate Student Announcements

ATTN: MS Structural Students Catena Consulting Engineers - a 13-person structural engineering firm in Portland, Oregon.  We are well-positioned for continued growth – but we need to grow with the right type of candidates.  Catena is seeking CEE Structures students for full-time employment or summer internship. Candidates must be authorized to work in the U.S. without the need for sponsorship. Website: www.catenaengineers.com  If interested, email cover letter and resume to resumes@catenaengineers.com

If you currently hold an NSF grant, participation in the SMARTS Research Apprentice Program satisfies the NSF broadening participation requirement. CEE SAO (CEESAO@seas.ucla.edu) has the application form as well. If interested, feel free to email CEE SAO for application.

The Civil and Environmental Engineering department is proud of the accomplishments of our students, faculty and alumni. We created an online form for you to easily communicate your achievements or the achievements of other CEE constituents to the department so that we may provide recognition. Where is the form located? CEE Department Website > Resources Tab > Achievements http://www.cee.ucla.edu/resources/achievements Who should use this form? Alumni, Faculty, Post-Docs, Students, Student Organizations, Visiting Scholars, and other CEE constituents How long does it take to fill out the form? Less than 3 minutes! How will the submitted information be shared? The CEE SAO may share the submitted information on the CEE Department Website, on the CEE Graduate Student Blog, with CEE faculty, in various CEE publications, and more! May I submit a form on behalf of someone else? YES! Should I submit past achievements? This form is meant to share current achiev...

Conference Proposals and Presentations in the Sciences Thi s workshop will cover strategies for presenting at conferences. We will address how to effectively prepare the abstract, figures, and PowerPoint slides as well as appropriate structure, content, and format for a conference presentation. We will specifically discuss the 10-minute talk format and how that structure can also be adapted for longer talks.  Tuesday, May 5th, 5:10-7:00pm Location: Conference Room 4, Student Activities Center (basement level)