Three years ago, six managers from the various department of Siemens came to v511 to talk about the job opportunities at Siemens. In the end, Siemens hired 3 of our graduates among the attendees. Now Siemens would like to do another in-person presentation of job opportunities in Siemens and interview and collect resumes from our students. I have made an arrangement for Siemens managers to come on Friday, May 6th at 2:00 PM.
Please attend this in-person event by Siemens
Re: in-person event for job opportunities at Siemens Date: Friday, May 6th Time: 2pm Place: v511
You qualify for the CSTEP Program! Earn $600 Stipend, free tutoring, internship referral, and much more!
Are you interested in early class registration, personalized advisement and mentoring, opportunities to earn stipends for conducting undergraduate research, and college involvement? CSTEP may be right for you!
CSTEP provides support to students in eligible majors from underrepresented groups and economically disadvantaged to facilitate success in college. To learn more visit: www.citytech.cuny.edu/CSTEP).
We would like to invite you in for an informal, pre-CSTEP admission interview, so we can discuss your current academic goals, future career goals, and the benefits of the program a little more in-depth, and make sure that CSTEP is right for you.
Then, schedule an appointment by emailing cstep@citytech.cuny.edu with your name, EMPLID, and what days and times work best for you. We are available to meet with you Mondays through Thursdays between 10 am and 4 pm via Zoom.
NOTE: Applicants will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis until CSTEP enrollment is full. We look forward to hearing from you soon and hope you enjoy the rest of your day.
Please see the message from New Mexico State University. You will have a $10-$100 amazon gift card, after participating in the study.
Have a nice spring break,
Dr. Nakamura
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Dear Engineering Student,
My name is Bo Hyun Lee, Ph.D., and I am an assistant professor in Counseling & Educational Psychology at the New Mexico State University. The purpose of this study is to learn more about the contextual and socio-cognitive factors that influence the academic and career development among the historically underrepresented college students pursuing a degree in engineering. This information will contribute to better understanding the process in which students decide to pursue an engineering degree, as well as the variables that impact persistence in both engineering education and careers. Participation involves completing a confidential online survey (approximately 15-20 minutes to complete) at your convenience. Participation in this study is completely voluntary, and this research has been approved by the Institutional Review Board for Human Subjects in Research at New Mexico State University (NMSU IRB # 22261). To participate in this study, you need to be 18 years of age or older, and identify as African American/Black, Hispanic American/Latinx, Native American, and Bi/Multi-Racial American. You also need to be a declared major within engineering fields as of Fall Semester 2020. Individuals who consider majoring in Engineering, but did not declare engineering as a major are not eligible for this study. If you are interested in participating in this study, please click on the link below, fill out the informed consent form, and complete the study.
In exchange for participating in the study, if interested, you may enter a drawing for a chance to win one of 50 Amazon gift cards of $10, one of 15 Amazon gift cards of $20, one of three Amazon gift cards of $50, one of two Amazon gift cards of $75, and one $100 Amazon gift card. Please note that your email address will not be used to identify you in any way and submitting your email address is totally voluntary. Please don’t miss this research opportunity. If you have any questions about the study, please contact the principal investigators at the email or phone below. Thank you for your interest in this study. Your participation is greatly appreciated. Sincerely,
Mariana Cazares Rodriguez
Clinical Mental Health Counseling Graduate Student Research Assistant New Mexico State University Macar0@nmsu.edu Pronouns: she/her
The gun violence in the Sunset Park station yesterday was horrible for our community. If you find students who are struggling with anxiety and terrified to come to Voorhees using the subway, please ask them to stay home until they feel safe. Meanwhile, you can record/live your in-person lecture or give any accommodation for study-from-home situations. Please emphasize that students will not be penalized for remote attendance. Also, if necessary, please advise them to contact the Counselling Center below.
We still have several months before the fall semester starts. There are some students who registered too much and will start dropping some. Please keep checking cunyfirst and see if someone drops a seat. Meanwhile, put your info on the enrollment wishlist.
Do you need to find a job? Do you know how to write your resume? How can you prepare for an interview during job hunting? Are you ready for using the CAD skills that you learned in MECH/IND courses? Do you need to brush up on your skills? ASME will provide the following workshops.
Dr. Nakamura
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1. Resume and Interviewing Workshop: Register from here Tuesday, April 19th: 5:30-7 pm Thursday, April 21st: 12:30-2 pm (only the City Tech and Dallas College students)
2. Introduction to CAD Workshop:Register from here Tuesday, April 26th: 5:30-7 pm
3. Three Day CADWorkshop: Send an email to ouglas.stainbrook@siemens.com (with your full name, your institution[City Tech], and request to attend this course.) May 13th, 20th, 27th: 9-4 pm Registration Deadline: May 1, 2022(limit 20-25 students)
Come hear from corporate volunteers on how to build your resume and how to prepare for an interview. During this virtual workshop you will learn: -tips for building your resume -why key words are important -how to customize your resume -how to prepare for an interview, and -interviewing tips You will even have the opportunity to talk with the volunteers in small groups and get additional feedback on your resume.
Tuesday, April 19 5:30pm – 7pm Thursday, April 21 12:30pm – 2pm
During this 1.5 hour virtual workshop, an experienced CAD professional will lead a virtual discussion on the many ways CAD is used by engineers and designers alike. You will learn how the software is used: -to increase the productivity of the designer -to improve the quality of the design, and -to convey material, process, dimension, & tolerance information You will even get a sneak peek at the software and some of its features and learn about training options to earn your CAD certification.
Tuesday April 26 5:30pm – 7pm
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3. Three Day CAD: To Register: Send an email to: douglas.stainbrook@siemens.com and include your full name, the institution you are currently attending, and request to attend this course.
May 13th, 20th, 27th: 9-4 pm Registration Deadline: May 1, 2022(limit 20-25 students)
Solid Edge Fundamentals The Solid Edge Fundamentals course will introduce attendees to the power of Solid Edge 3D CAD software. The class will cover everything from sketching, part modeling, assembly and engineering drawing creation to basic simulation. The training is designed to help those who are new to Solid Edge use and explore the software. This is an instructor-led, hands-on course, that will enable you to become familiar with the Solid Edge user interface, so that you can quickly create sketches, practice creating different 3D models, add features and build assemblies. At the completion of the course you will receive a digital badge from Credly that you can use in your online profiles to highlight your achievement. Note: All attendees are encouraged to download the Student Edition of Siemens Solid Edge 2022 software, which is free to students, before taking the class.
Regarding EET1122, you need to contact the ETET department with the following info and ask to override a section: 1) Your empl ID: 2) Which section of EET1122 you want to take: (for example, E123, Monday morning) 3) Emphasis you are a MECH student, not an EET student. You don’t need to take EET1102, a prerequisite of EET1122.
