The Human Computer Interaction Graduate Program at Iowa State University hosts a Summer Undergraduate Research Experience, sponsored by the National Science Foundation. Click above for more information.

Are you considering a major in computer science? We're hosting a session for prospective computer science majors on Wednesday, January 21, at 4:30 p.m. in CMC 206. Come and meet computer science students and faculty, enjoy some food, and learn about how great this major is. Hope to see you there!

Amy Csizmar Dalal is looking to hire 2-3 research students for this term. Click above for more information.

The National Suborbital Education and Research Center will be launching on behalf of NASA a six-week research program from July-August 2009. The program offers advanced undergraduate and early graduate students the opportunity to engage in hands-on Earth system science research using NASA's DC-8 flying laboratory. The deadline for applying is February 15, 2009. For more information, including how to apply, visit the program website.

We are pleased to announce that DREU (Distributed Research Experiences for Undergraduates) is looking for summer interns interested is entering graduate studies in the fields of computer science and engineering. The application deadline is February 15, 2009. Click above for more information.

The Executive Pathways Internship Program at the Minnesota Department of Human Resources is a paid internship for students interested in public service careers. The deadline for applying is December 5, 2008. To find out more about this opportunity you can go the Career Center website in "the Tunnel" for more information.

Click above for more information on how to apply for a scholarship. The deadline for applying is November 30, 2008.

Click above for the results from the annual ACM North Central Regional Programming Contest on November 15, 2008.

Wiggle, spin, buzz, whir--come see smart, electronic, interactive sculpture! Over the course of this fall term, 13 first-year Carleton students have participated in an unusual interdisciplinary course learning how to meld the art of sculpture and visual design with robotics and computer science. Their work will culminate in an "opening" to exhibit their interactive creations on Wednesday, November 19, from 7-8:30 pm, in Boliou 161 and in the surrounding hallways. Come join us to meet and interact with these unique creations and their creators.

Join us in the Class of '51 Room (LDC 113) inside the dining area of the LDC Tuesday, November 11, from noon to 1 to talk with professors and students. All CS majors and students currently enrolled in CS classes are invited! We had a great time at the last table and we'd love to see even more folks come by. It's an informal event and we talk about whatever subjects come up, so don't feel shy!