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SDA Office Hour
Registration for spring term is next week! Your SDAs, Zach Lynn and Anne Sledd will have an office hour TODAY during 6a in the second floor lounge. Snacks will be available while you get pressing questions answered about how to plan for spring courses and beyond!
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Tutor Wanted!
Astro 110 student looking for (paid) student tutor
An Astro 110 student of Joel’s would like to have a paid tutor. Please contact Joel (jweisber) if you are interested.
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Think about PHYS 152 for spring
Environmental Physics Course Second Five Weeks of Spring Term
To majors interested in environmental issues, consider Environmental Physics (Phys 152). In this class, your will get to look at environmental issues through the lens of physics, mainly those related to energy (especially thermodynamics) and the environment. It is a second-five-week spring course which has a prerequisite of an introductory physics five-week course. Mostly it is taken by majors from other sciences, and only rarely by physicists. Recently we realized that it can provide useful insights even to majors, with its emphasis on practical applications (including labs and a tour of Carleton’s energy infrastructure). It might make an especially attractive spring term package when combined with “What Physicists Do,” the 1-credit, first five week lecture series. Yes, some of it will repeat material you have seen elsewhere, but much will be new. Contact Joel for more details.
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Summer 2014 Internship Opportunity
Minnesota Technical Assistance Program (MnTAP) Internships
MnTAP is seeking junior or senior college students to work on waste reduction and energy efficiency projects at companies in Minnesota for the summer of 2014. MnTAP anticipates funding up to nine projects for the summer of 2014 in locations around the state. The projects are at different companies and in a variety of industries.
To apply for an internship, complete the online application form. Priority will be given to students who apply before March 1, however applications will be considered until all positions are filled. Students do not need to be enrolled at the University of Minnesota to apply.
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Cardinal Scholars
Cardinal Scholars is an in-home and online tutoring company that matches exceptional tutors affiliated with top universities with elementary, middle, and high school students in need of additional academic support. We now offer our services to the Northfield and greater Minneapolis-St. Paul area and seek tutoring candidates who meet the following hiring criteria:
· Are fantastic teachers and have experience teaching others
· Are academically curious and intelligent
· Love working with kids and are comfortable working in a home environment
· Are responsible, creative and motivated
· Attend or have graduated from Carleton
There are many benefits to joining the Cardinal Scholars platform. These include:
· Freedom to work within your own schedule (we expect you to be taking classes yourself!)
· Tutor between 2-10 hours per week
· Competitive compensation starting at $20/hr
· Get to know great families from the community who will really appreciate your help!
Interested? Apply here: http://www.cardinalscholars.com/apply.php
To learn more about our company, visit http://cardinalscholars.com
Established in cities around the country, we are just entering the greater Minneapolis-St. Paul tutoring market. As such, coming on board as a tutor is not a guarantee of immediate tutoring work, but it offers the opportunity to be considered for any tutoring jobs we receive in your area for in person tutoring and around the country for online tutoring, as we receive them in the coming weeks and months.
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Join Arboretum Director Nancy Braker and Astronomer Joel Weisberg for an Arb Snowshoe Walk Under the Stars.
Date: Monday, February 24th, 2014
Time: 6:45 pm
Duration: 1 hour, 45 minutes
Location: Carleton Recreation Center
Sponsored by: Arb Studies
Contact: Nancy Braker, Arboretum Studies, x4543 -
Wednesday, February 26th (week 8) 3:10 pm in Olin 141
All students, faculty, and staff are invited to attend Chiara’s presentation about tidal energy.