Mobiata will be on campus for an information session on Thursday, November 3rd in Leighton 304 at 7:00 p.m.  Click above for more information.

Gabor Bojar, the founder of AIT (the Budapest CS Program) will be visiting Carleton on November 2 at 4:30 p.m. in CMC 206.  Come and hear more about the program.

Alison (Campion) Sommer '05 will be here next week on Wednesday, October 26 for the Career Center's 30 Minute program.  Alison works in ITS at Macalester College as an academic technologist and lab manager.  Visit the Career Center google sign up for a slot to meet with Alison.

Registration for winter term courses is coming up soon: it begins on Monday, October 24. Click above for descriptions of the computer science courses (above Intro to CS) that will be offered in the winter. In additional to your own advisor, remember that you can contact our Student Departmental Advisors Anya Johnson and Jonathan Garnaas-Holmes if you have questions.

Environment America is looking to hire college graduates to start next August and Environment Minnesota is hiring intern's for winter break and winter/spring terms.  Applications are due on October 31.  Michelle Hesterberg '11 will be on campus November 2-3 to talk with interested students.  If you are interested in meeting with Michelle Hesterberg to email her directly.

University of Michigan School of Information has a summer research opportunity occurring May 21-July 27, 2012.  You need to be a current undergraduate student.  For more information you can email Lai Tutt who is the Program Coordinator or visit the University of Michigan REU website.

The Krell Institute has announced that they are now taking applications for The Department of Energy Computational Science Fellowship (DOE CSGF).  You can earn up to four years of financial support.  For more information and to access the online application you can visit the DOE CSGF website.

The ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest regionals are being held on November 12. This day-long event is always a lot of fun, and Carleton teams usually do very well (and have even occasionally made it to the international finals). Interested in practicing your programming problem solving skills? Come to CMC 328 at 5:00PM on Tuesday, October 18. If you have questions, contact Sherri Goings or Jeff Ondich.

ZS Associates is a global management consulting firm delivering value through their expertise in sales and marketing management consulting, capacity building and outsourcing.  They are looking to recruit candidates who welcome a challenge and have proven leadership and problem solving abilities.  If you're interested you can contact Nathan Riggle for more information or you can review their application online.

We received an email from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln that they are looking for students for their graduate program.  They are recruiting high-quality, top tier students with an aptitude for research.  They are organizing a graduate information day at UNL on Saturday, October 22.  All expenses will be paid for students who participate.  You can email Ashok Samal, who is the Professor and Chair of the program for more information.

You are invited to the first CS bowling night of the term on Monday, October 10 starting at 8:00 p.m. at Jesse James Lanes. The department will be covering games and shoes and several of the professors will be present. Majors and potential majors (and those silly other-major people who like to take CS classes) are all invited. Meet in the CMC lobby at 7:45 p.m. if you need transportation.

Twin Cities Code Camp will be occurring October 8 & 9 at the U of M campus and is free. Steven Holley  '11 highly recommended seniors especially go and this is a great opportunity that is freely available. Basically they are just a bunch of lectures by people in CS industry talking about things they think are important for other industry people and students to know. It covers everything from good code practices to how tos to theory.  If you have questions you can contact Anya Johnson.