A representative from Google will be on campus Tuesday, October 16th, 2007 at 7:00 pm in Sayles 251 to speak about job opportunities within the organization.

Anna Ritz, a 2005 Carleton CS alum, happens to be on campus for the next couple of days. She's currently a CS grad student at Brown University (working in computational biology), and she's kindly agreed to hang around in the lounge (CMC 307) Friday afternoon (September 28) from 3-4 pm to answer any grad school questions that you'd like to have answered by a real live grad student. Hope to see you there!

Teach for America will be hosting an information session on Monday, October 1st, at 7:00 PM, in Sayles 253. Free pizza from Basil's! Click above for the email that they sent us about the event.

Epic Systems Corporation in Madison, WI has hired a number of our graduates in the past. They recently sent our department an email advertising openings. Click above for more information.

Once again, Carleton will be assembling teams of students to participate in the ACM Programming Contest. The experience is totally fun, and you get to practice different styles of programming than you may experience in your courses. The contest itself will be held on Saturday, November 3, at another college somewhere in our general vicinity. Want to participate and show how awesome Carleton is? Contact Dave Musicant (email dmusican) with questions or to express your interest by the end of the day on Friday, September 14. If you want to learn more about the contest in general, check out the contest website. You don't need to put in a lot of time into this: showing up at the main event in November and having fun is what matters most.

Carleton's career center has been contacted by Oracle (via Tony Ashton, a parent of two Carleton students), who would like to review resumes for a number of Entry Level Consultant positions. The position has been posted to Carleton's eRecruiting system, and students can apply until October 11, 2007. They will do a phone screen or schedule on campus interviews depending upon the number of candidates that match their criteria. Here is more information about the positions. Seniors: this is your chance to land a job with a major computing company, with locations throughout the country!

Adam (Hoel) May is now working for Digital Cyclone, located in Minnetonka, MN. They are looking to hire computer science graduates in 2008, as well as alumni, for a web developer position and a software engineer position. Seniors: you might be thinking that it's too early to start looking for a job next year. It's not! Think about how awesome it would be to have your job search out of the way this early. Follow the above links for more information.

Asher Newcomer '03 is now working for Vicis Capital, which is a hedge fund located in New York. Vicis is looking for an intern to do database administration and software engineering. Here is the flyer that Asher sent us about the position.

Registration for fall courses isn't that far away: it begins on Monday, May 21. Advising Days run from Friday, May 11, through Monday, May 21. Click above for descriptions of the computer science courses (above Intro to CS) that will be offered this fall. We've renumbered all our courses, so take a look! In addition to your own adviser, remember that you can contact our Student Departmental Adviser (Debbie Chasman, chasmand@carleton.edu) if you have questions.

We have a new set of computer science majors for the class of 2009. Click above for the list of people who have recently declared computer science as their major. Welcome!!!

Paisley Consulting, located in Plymouth, MN, is looking to hire a junior software developer and a performance analysis engineer. Get more information by following the links.

The Carleton Robotics Team recently competed in the Trinity College Firefighting Contest, and did quite well. Click above for more information.