Electrical Engineering Undergraduate Announcements

  Hello EE majors,   I am involved in student government here at UF and wanted to reach out to see if the following email could be sent to your students!    “UF Student Government parties will be holding interviews to select this semester’s Student Government Senate Candidates from January 28th, 30th, 31st, and February 1st. The College of Engineering holds 4 seats in UF Senate and could use motivated and passionate students to run.   Being a senator involves controlling a $22 million dollar budget , which can be used to improve the university and even specific departments at UF. As a senator, you will not only gain invaluable leadership skills but also effectively make a difference on your campus  by the time you graduate. Whether you wish to work on traffic safety, environmental policies, mental health, project funding, or even improving UF libraries, this is a fantastic opportunity. The skills and connections you can make as a senator will undoubtedly be used for future care

  The SFFG Academic Advising team is now hiring a Federal Work Study student assistant – work to begin ASAP in Spring 2022.  Remote work location acceptable.   Job Description– Work with SFFG Academic Advisors to update degree audits, respond to emails, name and file electronic paperwork, type letters for petitions, register students in SFFG courses, and any other computer-related or additional tasks needed to complete. Hourly Rate  – $10 (raises w/good performance) Hours Per Week – ~10 (up to 20, depending on seasonal workload); Flexible schedule Required Qualifications – FWS eligible only; Proficiency in Microsoft Outlook, Excel, typing, digital file storage/maintenance Preferred Qualifications – Experience using MailChimp and/or Adobe CS (Photoshop, InDesign, etc.) Confidentiality with student records is vital – FERPA Training required before any work may begin   HOW TO APPLY:  Please submit a brief cover letter and resume

Good Morning  EE Majors Here are my hours for the week,  https://ufl.instructure.com/calendar#view_name=month&view_start=2022-02-01 Please remember your appointment date and time Academic advising holds will be placed on students records on February 15,  2022.  You will be registering for summer and fall semester. The first step to clear advising holds is to complete your Advance Registration Online form,  https://ufl.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9ZV2grOxMi2nBVc .  The second step is to schedule a meeting time by appointment or through virtual open hours. I will begin clearing holds February 17, 2022    The schedule of courses will be posted at the end of February-beginning of March. Course Updates    For the catalog year 2020 and prior- EEL3850 will only count for the statistics requirement.       EEL3003 and EEL3287 do not count for degree requirements Summer 2022       Summer 2022 will be the last time EEL3923C will offer in the summer. Please make updates to your future schedule

  Step Two: Complete your  Graduation Application  Log into your One.UF account and submit your degree application. For more information, please click here:  https://registrar.ufl.edu/services/degree-application.   (Links to an external site.) Please have this completed no later than  January 28, 2022 .  (Links to an external site.) Step Three: Complete your ECE Exit Interview (Survey) In an effort to get the most honest information the ECE department does not do have exit interviews. Instead, we use an Exit Survey. Use this link to complete your Exit Survey https://ufl.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2i6KTUv4NiL44Ga  (Links to an external site.)  (Links to an external site.)  (Links to an external site.) Complete this Survey by  January 28, 2022 Spring 2022 Commencement Information Updates about Commencement Weekend,  https://commencement.ufl.edu/   Click on April-May Graduation Weekend Cap and Gown Ordering;  https://commencement.ufl.edu/spring/graduates/cap--gown-orders/ H

 

  Analytical Instrument Specialist, Department of Geological Sciences, University of Florida.   The Department of Geological Sciences at the University of Florida invites applications for a full-time, twelve-month, renewable, non-tenure-accruing faculty position in instrument engineering and support. We invite applicants with experience in maintaining, repairing, troubleshooting, and developing analytical instruments.   The successful candidate will work with faculty to ensure departmental instrumentation is in optimal working condition, which will include scheduled maintenance, troubleshooting of hardware, software, and computer problems, electronic and mechanical repairs, installing and testing of detectors and ion sources, coordinating with manufacturers for site or remote service visits, and related activities. The position will also involve instrument development in collaboration with faculty depending on the applicant’s interests and q

    The Penn State College of Engineering is seeking talented applicants for its  Drawdown Scholars program   taking place this summer from June 1 – Aug. 4, 2022 on the Penn State University Park campus.* Commonly seen as the most comprehensive plan ever proposed to reverse global warming,   the Drawdown missio n   seeks to pursue a practical, solutions-oriented path ahead for action on climate change. The Penn State Drawdown Scholars program supports that mission by training students in: ·          Technical, ecological, and social solutions for climate mitigation ·          Climate communication ·          Environmental law and policy ·          Leadership and professional development ·         

  GE Appliances Info Session Hey ME, AE, EE, CPE, CS, SE, IE, and ChemE students, are you looking for an internship this summer? Join us on Tuesday, January 25th from 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM to meet recruiters and learn about GE Appliances! We will be in the Arredondo Café; 4 th floor Reitz Union and provide Cookies, Brownies, and Coffee.   Many thanks,   Robert Herring | Electrical Engineering Student AeroGator Vice President External (239) 738-9557

  The ECE Scholars program connects students who have not previously had an undergraduate research experience to faculty labs in ECE. This includes, but is not restricted to, under-represented minority, female, and non-traditional students. (Demographic information is collected to make sure we are reaching all of our students, not for selection purposes.)   The selected students will be matched with an ECE faculty lab in their area of interest. The program will consist of undertaking a full research project primarily during the fall and spring semesters of the academic year, under the guidance of an ECE faculty member. This program is primarily for juniors and seniors but all ECE undergraduate students are eligible to apply. The deadline for the 2022 program is Friday, February 4, 2022. Please visit this website:  https://ufl.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6GrJDL4uvs4hJXw  (Links to an external site.)

  Need a mentor in your major? Or would like to become a mentor? The Gator Major 4 Major Mentorship Program is a student-run organization for mentors to provide an easier transition to incoming students. Participating freshman and transfer students will be paired with a Junior or Senior in the same college/department studying the same major. If you would like to become a mentee, please fill out this form:   https://forms.gle/mTGFMFacYNbhSnF5A  (Links to an external site.)  If you would like to become a mentor, please fill out this form: https://forms.gle/Dr87j36sFDeuKNZG7  (Links to an external site.) . Applications are due on January 28th, 2022 at 11:59pm. Kind regards, Carlos Jimenez Jr. Gator M4M President Search entries or author