This is a list of events that have already happened with IEEE in this school year. Hopefully, this will give you a good indication
of the type and frequency of events that IEEE sponsors!
UCLA Ethics Competition
When : April 21st
Where: UCLA Campus
What : UCLA Ethics Competition
UCLA is hosting their annual IEEE Student Ethics Competition around end of April and
we would like to invite you to join us. The Competition is sponsored by the IEEE Ethics and
Member Conduct Committee with the purpose to encourage the study and awareness of professional
ethics by IEEE Student Members. You can get more information about the Ethics Competition at
http://www.ieee.org/about/ethics/competition.html.
According to the competition guidelines, each school can have a team of about 2-3 members.
The tentative dates for the competition are Saturday, April 21st or 28th.
It'll be a whole day event at UCLA.
If you are interested in competing and representing IEEE @ USC please send us an
email at
ieee@usc.edu and we will let you know more details!
IEEE Annual Soccer Tournament
When: Saturday, April 14th, 5:30-8:30pm
Where: Cromwell Field
What: Soccer Tournament sponsored by IEEE
Come on out to the IEEE Annual Soccer Tournament on Saturday, April 14th, from 5:30-8:30pm on Cromwell Field!
Join us for an evening of fun and friendly competition as teams battle it out for prizes.
$20 Amazon gift cards will be awarded to each member of the first place team and there will be free IEEE swag for all participants.
You may either sign up as a team captain and sign up your other team members, or you can sign up as an individual and
we will place you on a team the day of the soccer tournament. Teams can be between 5-7 people.
Please sign-up no later than Thursday, April 12:
Teams, signup
here.
Individuals, signup
here.
FE Exam Review Session sponsored by TBPi
I wanted to let you all know that Tau Beta Pi and Chi Epsilon will be hosting review sessions for the
upcoming FE/EIT Exam. As the exam itself is on April 14th, we will be hosting review sessions during the
4 weeks leading up to the test. Each of the review sessions will be led by a USC Professor who knows what topics the exam will cover.
Each session will last about 1.5 hours. The schedule for the review sessions is listed in the attached
flyer.
Thanks!
Ken Diedrich
President, USC TBPi Chapter
Tesla Motors Showroom Tour
When: Sunday, April 8, meet at RTH at 10:00 am
Where: Tesla Showroom, (Los Angeles)
What: A tour of Tesla Motors
Join IEEE as we head to the Tesla Motors facility for a tour of the showroom and facilities.
The tour will last about an hour and there will be time to ask current employees questions.
Experience this unique opportunity to learn about the future of electric vehicles and what technologies
are currently being used. Meet in front of RTH at 10:00am and we will return to school around 1:00pm.
so
sign up now!
4th Annual IEEE USC vs. IEEE UCLA Broomball
When: Saturday, April 7th, meet at RTH at 5:00pm
Where: Pasadena Ice Rink
What: A "friendly" showdown with the IEEE UCLA student chapter
In 2011, at the IEEE USC vs. UCLA Broomball Showdown, UCLA managed to defeat USC for the first time
after two USC victories (2009, 2010). This year we must rise up and return to our winning ways!
It all happens on Saturday, April 7th, from 5:45-6:45pm. Meet in front of RTH at 5:00 to
get there on time for the match-up. Sign-ups close on Thursday, April 5 at 5:00pm.
Get ready by signing up
here! After an hour of free broomball, we will return to USC by 7:30pm at the latest.
Also, if you are not familiar with broomball,
go here
Relay for Life with IEEE
When: Saturday, March 31, 12:00pm - Sunday, April 1, 12:00pm
Where: USC Track and Field Complex
What: Relay for Life
Sign up for USC IEEE's Relay for Life Team! Bring your friends and walking shoes!
The American Cancer Society and USC are teaming up for a 24 hour walk-a-thon to raise money to fight cancer!
Food, games and activities provide entertainment and fundraising opportunities for everyone!
Please see
here for more information.
How to sign-up for the IEEE team:
1. Go to the website
here
2. Click "join a team"
3. Search USC IEEE under the team name, and our team should pop up as a result.
4. Join as a team member and fundraise with the various options (email, facebook, website, etc)
Academic Spotlight: Dr. Parker
When: Wednesday, March 28th, 7:00pm
Where: TCC 227
What: A joint event with ASBME about Dr. Parker's research
Join ASBME and IEEE in welcoming
Dr. Alice Parker in a presentation about her research on
"BioRC, Biomimetic Real-time Cortex ... designing CMOS and carbon nanotube neural nanocircuits,
and investigating the timetable for a possible synthetic cortex based on statistical predictions."
There will be free Pasta Roma sandwiches and refreshments provided so come out to hear about some cool cross-disciplinary research!
Mini Golfing with ASBME & HKN
When: Saturday, March 24th, meet at RTH at 3:00pm
Where: Golf N' Stuff (Norwalk, CA)
What: A day out mini golfing with some other awesome Viterbi orgs!
Join IEEE, ASBME, and HKN for a great day out mini golfing in Norwalk, CA.
Meet in front of RTH at 3:00 to get there on time for mini golfing at 3:30pm and pizza afterwards.
Sign-ups close on Thursday, March 24th at 5:00pm. After mini golf and pizza, we will return to USC by 5:30pm.
There are only 10 spots available for this opportunity so please sign up soon!
Click here for registration.
Academic Talk with Dr. Tanguay
When : Tuesday, March 6, at 6:00pm
Where: TBD
What : Academic Talk with a USC Professor
Dr. Tanguay will be coming to present his work on retinal prosthesis on this date.
The event is being co-sponsored by IEEE with ASBME. Panda Express will be served so
please come out and check out some cool research being done!
More details will be added to this event as the date approaches.
UCLA IEEE Student Ethics Competition
Northrop Grumman Tech Talk
When : Wednesday, February 29, 6pm
Where: THH 215
What : An IEEE-sponsored tech talk with Northrup Grumman
Have you ever considered the world real applications behind the courses that we take in school?
Have you ever pondered how these formulas can be implemented in such technologies as UAVs and cyber security?
Come to the Tech Show hosted by the experts at Communications Systems, Northrup Grumman Corporation (NGC).
Do not miss an opportunity to meet the technologists of NGC one week before the Viterbi Engineering Career Expo.
Good news: NGC representatives will answer all your questions regarding the technology and NGC recruitment
while you would be enjoying FREE FOOD!
So come on by, and remember to bring your resume, because NGC is actively recruiting for internship
and full time positions!
Microsoft Hardware Presentation
When: Wednesday, February 29, 7:30pm
Where: SGM 123
What: A Technical Hardware Talk with Microsoft
Inside Xbox: The Silicon & HW Architecture of Xbox 360 + Kinect
Come get a look at the hardware inside the Xbox 360 and Kinect--
learn about the technology packed into the Kinect sensor and the cutting edge silicon that
makes the newest Xbox 360 console possible.
Topics will include implementation challenges, history of design, and a system
architecture overview of these popular consumer electronics devices.
Pizza and Prizes! See you there!
Please see
attached flyer for more information.
Microsoft -- Choosing Your Career Presentation
When: Tuesday, February 28, 6:30pm
Where: GFS 106
What: Microsoft Recruiting Presentation
Microsoft Recruiter Drew Pryor-Miller will walk you through the various aspects of job offers and
how to weigh your options by evaluating the value of things like stock options, vesting, benefits,
cost of living, career trajectory, and growth potential.
Don't miss this valuable presentation that walks you through how to select the position most beneficial to you!
Please see
attached flyer for more information.
Boeing Information Session
When: Tuesday, February 28, 6:00pm (NOTE: date changed)
Where: MHP 106
What: An IEEE-sponsored information session with Boeing
Looking for an internship or a full time position? Look no further, as Boeing is holding an
information session, open to all students and majors.
Full time engineers and hiring managers will be attending as well as interns from USC.
They are very excited to share their experiences with you in order to give you more information
about the breadth of experiences that Boeing offers.
There will be a presentation combined with a question and answer session, and of course,
FREE FOOD will be provided. Feel free to invite your friends from other majors.
Come and mingle and remember to bring your resume!
E-Week 2012 Schedule
This year E-Week 2012 is taking place from next Wednesday, February 15th to Friday, February 24th!
E-Week is a national celebration of the engineering profession and we want to have a
record-breaking year of participation so we've planned AWESOME events that we hope you'll
come out to.
This year, it's all about the competition! Besides most of the events being a
competition (with some awesome prizes) of sorts itself, we also will track student participation
at every event and allow you to allocate points to the student organization of your choice.
After each event we will tweet the point standings of each organization until the Viterbi Ball,
where the organization with the most participation will be awarded the first ever:
Most Spirited Viterbi Student Organization award (and of course the bragging rights that come with it).
Below please find the various links to sign up for our E-Week events:
CED: Bright Ideas Competition
Wednesday, February 15th 6 - 8 PM RTH 211
TEAM SIZE: 3
PRIZE: $100.00/ea
Sign up here!
Intel's Quiz Bowl
Thursday, February 16th 6 - 8 PM THH 119
TEAM SIZE: 4
PRIZE: TBD (FREE Greek Food for ALL!)
Sign up here!
E-Week Kick Off Carnival: Cisco Feud
Tuesday, February 21st 1:30 - 3 PM E-Quad
TEAM SIZE: 3
PRIZE: iPod Touch, iPod shuffle, Bookstore giftcards, Cisco merchandise!
Sign up here!
Dodgeball Tournament
Wednesday, February 22nd 12-3 PM PED Racquetball Courts
TEAM SIZE: 10
Sign up here!
KIUEL Presents: Viterbi Talent Showcase
Wednesday, February 22nd 6-8 PM Ground Zero
First 20 people get FREE milkshakes!
Cisco Presents: Discover Engineering
Friday, February 24th 8:30-2:30 PM Equad
Sign up here!
The Viterbi Ball
Friday, February 24th 9 - 1 AM Mystery Venue
Tickets are on SALE from 11 AM - 2 PM in the RTH Lobby M-Th
We hope to see you celebrating engineering during Viterbi's Annual E-Week!
Please feel free to contact us with any questions at
eweekusc@gmail.com
Follow us on twitter
@EweekUSC
Join the Eweek
Facebook group!
#winnovate
Student Professional Awareness Conference (S-PAC)
When: January 30, 5:00pm - 9:00pm
Where: Campus Center Ballroom
What: SPAC
Engineers must be professionally proficient, astute and acutely aware of their responsibility to society.
Student Professional Awareness Conferences or S-PACS (pronounced "ess-paks")
explore the broader subjects that affect engineers' careers.
S-PACs were first introduced in 1979 as a method of increasing professional awareness in a student's
technical education. Since then, these conferences have become a strong force for improving the engineering
profession. S-PACs give students an opportunity to learn from the varied experiences of successful engineers.
S-PACs are structured events where students listen to experienced engineers from diverse backgrounds
speak on a topic from one of six categories: Career Growth, Working, Professional Ethics and
Social Responsibility, Self-Management, Engineers and Public Policy, or
The Importance of a Professional Society to You.
After the talk, students have a chance to interact with the speakers and industry representatives
in an intimate, low-pressure setting. S-PACs allow corporate representatives to see what students
are really like and vice versa.
It's time once again for IEEE's Student-Professional Awareness Conference (S-PAC).
Held in the Campus Center Ballroom, this event will give you a chance to sit down with
representatives of various companies in a professional dinner environment and
not only talk about their experience, but also build important contacts in your professional network.
Attending Companies Include:
Aerospace Corporation
SAIC
Boeing
Sandia National Laboratories
and more companies to be added!!!
Capacity is limited. So
Sign Up soon.
Join IEEE at USC for an evening of dining and networking.
CIA Info Session
When: February 1, 6PM
Where: GFS 101
What: CIA Info Session
CIA (
cia.gov): Technology so advanced, it's classified.
Are you looking for an exciting and challenging internship or full-time career?
Consider employment with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).
In today's world of ever-changing challenges,
it is more important than ever for the CIA to stay ahead of fast-paced global technology developments.
The classified work we are presently undertaking allows us to meet the Agency's foreign intelligence
mission through leadership in a wide range of scientific and technical disciplines.
This is truly a unique opportunity for scientific and engineering experts to look beyond a commercial,
product-driven mindset to goal-oriented, highly focused work of significant national importance.
The information session is to discuss the CIA mission, employment & internship opportunities
and the employment/security clearance process with a particular focus on technical opportunities.
All applicants must apply at
www.cia.gov to be considered for an interview.
All applicants must successfully complete a thorough medical and psychological exam,
a polygraph interview and an extensive background investigation.
US citizenship is required.
A GPA of 3.0 or better on a 4.0 scale is required.
All positions are located in the Northern Virginia/Washington DC metropolitan area.
SAIC Information Session
When: January 26, 6PM
Where: GFS 106
What: SAIC Info Session
SAIC (
saic.com) is a Fortune 500 defense company,
with almost 75,000 employees nationwide.
Located in El Segundo, they compete with Northrop Grumman, Boeing,
Lockheed Martin, and Raytheon for top contracts.
You'll get the opportunity to earn sought-after security clearances and
work experience that prepares you for any field, especially the defense industry!
They're looking for EE/CS students of all years, but AMEs are also welcome to apply.
Aeronautics Seminar
The USC chapter of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics,
the professional organization for aerospace leadership, along with Sigma Gamma Tau,
the National Aerospace Engineering Honor Society, would like to welcome you to our
first seminar in aeronautics as we host USC's AME department chair,
Dr. Geoffrey Spedding, to discuss the future of aircraft design.
Dr. Spedding will be discussing how aircraft designers consider alternative flying machines
with their pros and cons as well as the inspiration aircraft designers use to generate new
ideas and prototypes. The inspiration to be discussed will be revolving how nature inspires
these alternative designs. The seminar will conclude with a discussion on how these concepts
are integrated into the aircraft design curriculum here at USC.
All majors are welcome to attend and all that are interested in the future of flight as it will
affect how generations to come will travel the skies. The seminar is taking place Nov 29 at 5:00pm
in SAL 101. Food and drinks will be provided. We look forward to seeing you there and future events
to come.
Dr. Geoffrey Spedding has been at USC since 1981, becoming a professor in 2005.
Dr. Spedding received his doctorate in Zoology from the University of Bristol in Bristol, England.
See the attached
Flyer
IEEE General Meeting
When: Wednesday, November 16th, 7pm
Where: SAL 101
What: IEEE's first general meeting (in a while)
Come out to the first IEEE general meeting held in awhile.
We will be discussing our recent events, plans for future events,
and what we can do to best serve you (the EE student population).
Please come out, ask questions, and influence the future of IEEE!
SWE General Meeting: Spa Day
When: Wednesday, November 16th, 7pm-8pm
Where: THH 115
You do not want to miss this event! In our last corporate-sponsored blowout of the year,
Intel is joining us for a workshop in beauty! We'll be painting nails and applying masks
while getting to know SWE's corporate mentor from Intel and some of the opportunities there.
Then we'll be bringing ingredients and recipes that you can mix up into your own homemade
beauty products to take home!! We'll be serving fruit, cheese, and fruit infused water,
so stop by and get a taste of the SWE SPA!
Intel Information Session
When: Tuesday, November 15, 6pm
Where: SAL 101
What: Intel Info Session
Join us for an Information Session where you will learn what it is like to be an Engineer at Intel.
You can ask current employees questions and have the opportunity to network with them.
More info will be added as the event date approaches.
Free food will be served and we look forward to seeing you there.
Toyota Student Competition
Toyota is sponsoring a student competition exclusively for USC students,
to help improve the auto shopping experience for first-time car buyers.
This is a chance to work in teams on a real-world marketing challenge and help improve Toyota's business!
The competition is organized through Skillocracy, and more details are available at www.skillocracy.com.
Fill out your application by November 4, with an early application deadline of October 25.
We will accept 25 students, and you can apply individually or in teams of 4-5!
More details:
https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=263437053699594 and in the attached
flyer
Bowling Night with IEEE!
When: Friday, November 4, 6pm
Where: Shatto Lanes (Meet at RTH to carpool at 6pm)
What: A social night out bowling with IEEE
Join IEEE in a break from midterms as we head over to Shatto Lanes for a few games of bowling.
We will carpool over to the bowling alley from RTH at 6pm and should be back no later than 8pm.
A few food snack items will be provided at the alley.
Registrations are closed.
Academic Spotlight: Professor Willner
When: Tuesday, November 1, 6pm
Where: SLH 102
What: Academic Spotlight Series talk by Professor Willner
Join us for one of our Academic Spotlight Series talks with Professor Willner.
The topic of this talk is:
"Optical Communication Systems: Innovations (and Their Needs) Abound"
ABSTRACT: The optical communications revolution continues, as the 10-year-horizon capacity needs are
expected to grow by 2-3 orders-of-magnitude and the "Terabit/s Ethernet" might be reached.
Importantly, optics might be a powerful enabler for additional transformative functions, including:
(a) stable and reconfigurable networking,
(b) high-speed signal processing, and
(c) low-power interconnections.
It is quite possible that optics will follow trends of the RF world,
such that robustness, spectral-efficiency and functionality will increase dramatically.
Some challenges in achieving this vision include:
(i) high-bandwidth and tunable technologies,
(ii) linear and nonlinear elements, and
(iii) maintenance of signal integrity.
BIO: Alan Willner (Ph.D., Columbia) has worked at AT&T Bell Labs and Bellcore,
and is the Steven and Kathryn Sample Chair in Engineering at USC.
His awards include: Int'l Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering,
NSF Presidential Faculty Fellows Award from the White House, Packard Foundation Fellowship,
NSF National Young Investigator Award, Fulbright Foundation Senior Scholars Award, OSA Forman Eng.
Excellence Award, IEEE Photonics Society Engineering Achievement Award, OSA Leadership Award,
IEEE Photonics Society Distinguished Traveling Lecturer Award, IEEE Fellow, OSA Fellow, SPIE Fellow,
and Eddy Paper Award from Pennwell Publications for the Best Contributed Technical Article.
Prof. Willner has been President of IEEE Photonics Society; Editor-in-Chief of Optics Letters,
IEEE/OSA Journal of Lightwave Technology, and IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Quantum Electronics;
Co-Chair of the OSA Science and Engineering Council; General Co-Chair of CLEO; and
Member of the Defense Sciences Research Council. He has 900 publications, including one book and 25 patents.
More information on Dr. Willner can be found at
http://csi.usc.edu/faculty/willner.html.
There will of course be free food!
Northrop Grumman Info Session
We regret to inform you that this info session has been canceled due to
external circumstances with our friends at Northrop. Look out for another info session from them next spring though!
IEEEXtreme Programming Competition
When: Anytime before October 22nd
Where:Anywhere
What: IEEE Programming Competition
Think you can code? On 22 October 2011 00:00:00 UTC, you can prove it. The IEEEXtreme Programming Competition 5.0,
hosted by IEEE, is an innovative global online competition in which you and a team of up to two other
IEEE Student Branch members can test your collective coding expertise simultaneously against other student programmers around the world.
Solve and win the world's most Xtreme programming challenge and
your team will be able to claim ultimate bragging rights, be recognized as some of the world's
top up-and-coming programmers, and win an all-expense-paid trip to the IEEE event or conference of the team's
choice - anywhere in the world. Other prizes will include cool gear from our sponsors.
IEEEXtreme registration is open now through 7 October at 00:00:00 UTC
Google Info Session
When: Thursday, October 20th, 7pm-9pm
Where:SAL 101
What: Google Info Session
Google will be coming to campus this date for an info session.
Food and refreshments will be provided. More info on this event will be added as the date approaches.
Industry Night with Boeing (organized by Sigma Gamma Tau)
When: Thursday, October 20th, 5pm-6pm
Where:SGM 101
What: Boeing Info Session
Every engineer always has in mind what work life and his/her career path is going to be like when looking for employment opportunities.
What better way to clear any doubts than hearing a first hand testimony from an experienced engineer?
Sigma Gamma Tau would like to invite you to take advantage of this great opportunity to meet:
Robert Andersen
Space & Intelligence Systems Manager
The Boeing Company
Robert will give a presentation that will help you understand what a company like Boeing can do for your career path,
what the Engineering industry is all about, and what to expect from work life.
He will be happy to give everyone advice and also to share his experiences in the industry.
We hope you take advantage of this unique opportunity. We look forward to seeing you all there!
Free food will be provided!!!
Undergrad EE Research Night (Sponsored by MHI)
When: Wednesday, October 19, 6pm
Where: EEB 248
What: Undergrad EE Research Night
Join us for Undergrad EE Research Night, an event being sponsored by the
Ming Hsieh Institute (more info on them can be found at
http://mhi.usc.edu/)
Join IEEE and fellow undergrads to learn more about research being conducted in
Electrical Engineering and how to participate!
Research projects will be presented and there will be an opportunity to network with
Professors (whom are currently doing research) at the event.
Free food will be provided as well so come out!
Samsung Electronics Info Session
When: Thursday, October 13th at 7:00 pm
Where: Davidson Conference Center (Board Room)
What: Samsung Electronics Info Session
What about being a part of one of the world's best IT company?
What about interning or starting your career in a global environment?
Then check out the attached brochure and come to our campus information session!
USC Information Sciences Institute (ISI) Co-op Session
When: Thursday, October 13th, 6-7:30pm
Where:WPH B28 (in the basement)
What: USC/ISI Summer Co-op Session
USC/ISI will be coming to campus to discuss the possibilities of doing a summer co-op with them.
Food and refreshments will be provided.
More info on this event will be added as the date approaches. Please check out
http://www3.isi.edu/home in the meantime.
NVIDIA Information Session
When: Thursday, October 6th, at 6:30pm
Where: Davidson Conference Center (Vineyard Room)
What: An info session with NVIDIA and free food
NVIDIA will be coming to campus this week to give an informational session about their career and internship opportunities.
As a special guest the co-founder and Senior VP of Research of NVIDIA, Chris Malachowsky, will be coming to speak at the event.
Please bring your questions, resumes, and an appetite! Chris Malachowsky's bio is included below:
Chris Malachowsky co-founded NVIDIA in 1993 and has over 30 years of industry experience.
He has been instrumental in managing, defining and driving the company's core technologies as it has grown
from a startup to the global leader in visual and parallel computing.
As an executive at NVIDIA, his roles have been diverse, heading numerous functions,
including IT, operations, and all facets of the company's product engineering.
He currently is responsible for NVIDIA's world-class research organization chartered
with developing the strategic technologies that will help drive the company's future growth and success.
CIA Information Session
When: Thursday, October 6th, at 6:00pm
Where: Trojan Presentation Room
What: An info session with the CIA about career opportunities
Technology so advanced, it's classified. Are you looking for an exciting and challenging internship or full-time opportunity?
Consider employment with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) as an undergraduate or graduate student.
In today's world of ever-changing challenges, it is more important than ever for the CIA to stay ahead of fast-paced global
technology developments. The classified work we are presently undertaking allows us to meet the Agency's foreign intelligence
mission through leadership in a wide range of scientific and technical disciplines. This is truly a unique opportunity for
scientific and engineering experts to look beyond a commercial, product-driven mindset to goal-oriented, highly focused work of
significant national importance.
Recruiters will be conducting an information session at USC on Thursday, 10/6 at 6pm in the Trojan Presentation Room.
Please join us! Please visit
www.cia.gov for further career opportunity details.
All applicants must successfully complete a thorough medical and psychological exam, a polygraph interview and an
extensive background investigation.
US citizenship is required.
A GPA of 3.0 or better on a 4.0 scale is required.
All positions are located in the Northern Virginia/Washington DC metropolitan area.
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is an independent US Government agency
responsible for providing national security intelligence to senior US policymakers.
Cypress Semiconductor PSoC Workshop
When: Wednesday, October 5, at 7:00pm
Where: SAL 101
What: An IEEE-sponsored project workshop with Cypress Semiconductor
Interested in getting some hands on experience with a real-world engineering device?
Want to network with the corporate world while doing so?
Well, look no further!
IEEE will be hosting Cypress Semiconductor on the eve of the Fall Viterbi Career Fair for a workshop with
their Programmable System-On-Chip or PSoC product.
Full time engineers from Cypress and interns from USC will be attending the event.
They are very excited to share their experiences with you in order to give you a hands-on view of engineering as well as network with you.
There will be a workshop and short presentation combined with a question and answer session,
and of course, FREE FOOD will be provided.
Feel free to invite your friends from other majors.
Come and mingle and remember to bring an appetite for learning and your resume!"
VINE
When:Wednesday October 5th, 5:30 pm-8:00pm
Where:Town & Gown
What:The Undergraduate Viterbi Industry Networking Event (VINE)!
As a participant, you will have the opportunity to "speed-network" with company representatives.
Afterwards, you can re-connect with representatives during the reception hour.
Space is limited, register early! The deadline to register is Friday, Sept 30th!
EVENT IS OPEN TO UNDERGRADUATE JUNIOR AND SENIOR STUDENTS ONLY
Click here to register for VINE
For more information on VINE:
click here
Thank you and we look forward to seeing you at VINE!
Boeing Information Session
When: Wednesday, September 28, at 6:30pm
Where: SAL 101
What: An IEEE-sponsored information session with Boeing
Looking for an internship or a full time position?
Look no further, as Boeing is holding an information session,
open to all students and majors on September 28th.
Full time engineers and hiring managers will be attending as well as interns from USC.
They are very excited to share their experiences with you in order to give you more
information about the breadth of experiences that Boeing offers.
There will be a presentation combined with a question and
answer session, and of course, FREE FOOD will be provided.
Feel free to invite your friends from other majors.
Come and mingle and remember to bring your resume!
Information Session with Northrup Grumman Corporation
When: Monday, September 26, at 6:00pm
Where: GFS 106
What: An IEEE-sponsored information session with Northrup Grumman
Have you ever considered the world real applications behind the courses that we take in school?
Have you ever pondered how these formulas can be implemented in such technologies as UAVs and cyber security?
Come to the Tech Show hosted by the experts at Communications Systems, Northrup Grumman Corporation (NGC).
Do not miss an opportunity to meet the technologists of NGC one week before the Viterbi Engineering Career Expo.
Good news: NGC representatives will answer all your questions regarding the technology and
NGC recruitment while you would be enjoying FREE FOOD!
So come on by, and remember to bring your resume, because NGC is actively recruiting for internship and full time positions!
5th Annual IEEE-ACM-ASBME Beach Bonfire
Hey engineers! Want to learn more about IEEE, ACM, and ASBME and have a relaxing outing at Dockweiler Beach?
Then join us for our upcoming beach bonfire!
The bonfire will be on September 18 from 5:30 to 8:30pm.
Meet at RTH to carpool over to Dockweiler beach at 5pm. We hope to see you there!
Questions? Contact us at
ieee@usc.edu.
