• Engineering program meeting

    For all potential engineers:

    On Thursday (September 26) will have a visit from a representative of
    the dual degree program at Washington University – St. Louis. He will be
    available to meet with students from 10 am to noon, in Olin 202. If you
    are interested in the dual degree program this would be an excellent
    opportunity to receive more information about Washington University,
    their engineering school, and everything about the dual degree.

    See you there!

    Nelson Christensen, Engineering Advisor

  • Nobel Conference 2013

    This year the Nobel Conference at Gustavus Adolphus is on “The Universe at its Limits”.  Talks will range from new discoveries in particle physics and the accelerating universe to the cosmic background radiation and the future fate of the universe.  Check out the schedule of speakers and presentations at the Nobel Conference website http://gustavus.edu/events/nobelconference/2013/.

    The conference will be on Tuesday, October 1 and Wednesday, October 2.  We have reserved a limited number of tickets and transportation to and from Gustavus.  Vans will leave at 7:45am and return about 5:30pm.  If you are interested in attending please contact Cindy Blaha (cblaha@carleton.edu) as soon as possible.

  • Physics and Astronomy Fall Picnic

    THIS WEEK: Friday, Sept. 27th (week 3) we will have our annual fall department picnic from 5-7 pm on the Hill of three oaks.  Details are posted on the bulletin board outside Trenne’s office and in Olin stairwells.  Everyone interested in Physics is encouraged to attend!  Juniors and Seniors, if you bring along a first-year student or a sophomore, we’ll put your name in a drawing for a Goodbye Blue Monday gift certificate.

    Please email Trenne with an RSVP which includes your meal plan no. and veggie/vegan/omni meal choice.

  • EPIC job opportunity

    EPIC is currently looking for talented individuals for our Technical Services/Problem Solver positions!

    Problem Solver/Technical Services

    If you’d like a career that is both challenging and meaningful, consider Epic. We’re a worldwide leader in healthcare software, caring for 49% of Americans.  Chances are we are affecting the life of someone close to you.

    As a Problem Solver (Technical Services) at Epic, you will build strong and lasting relationships with your customers and deliver top-notch technical guidance, ensuring they realize their full potential using our software. You’ll apply your creativity and problem-solving skills to design unique solutions, from improving efficiency and patient safety to optimizations and software upgrades.

    We’re currently hiring engineers, math, physics and MIS or related majors for both 2013 and 2014 start dates. If you think you might be a good fit for Epic, apply at http://careers.epic.com/position-197 or send your resume to Gillian@epic.com

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  • Quant Trading Conference at UChicago

    Princeton – UChicago Fall 2013 Quantitative Trading Conference

     

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