 Each year, the CSRC holds two career events. In the fall, students attend the Career Reception, where they mingle with CSRC company representatives, gather company information, and enjoy light refreshments in a relaxed atmosphere. Each spring, the CSRC organizes a Career Night event, to which all computer science students are invited, including students looking for full-time jobs, co-ops, and summer internship positions.
Our next events will be during the week of September 15, 2008. September 2008 events: September 15, midday, CSRC Fall Luncheon with scholarship winners and CS faculty September 15, late afternoon and evening, CSRC Career Reception, career fair for CS majors only September 16, 12:30 p.m., CS 3604 Professionalism Panel September 16, evening, CS Departmental Event and Dinner September 17, 1:25 - 2:15 p.m., tentative Galileo/Hypatia Panel September 17, 2:30 - 3:20 p.m., tentative Galileo/Hypatia Panel
The Computer Science Career Night The 17th Annual Computer Science Career Night was held Monday, February 11, 2008.
For pictures and more information about this year's Career Night event,
please see our What's News section. February 2008 events: February 11, midday, CSRC Spring Luncheon and Business Meeting February 11, late afternoon and evening, CSRC Career Night, career fair for CS majors only February 12, 11:00 a.m., CS 3604 Professionalism Panel February 12, 6:00 p.m., Scholarship and Recruiting/Retention Discussion and Dinner February 13, 9:05 a.m., CS 3604 Professionalism Panel For additional university career related events, please see the Career Services Spring 2008 Calendar. The Computer Science Career Reception The 11th
Annual Computer Science Career Reception was held Monday, Sept. 17,
2007, for all CS undergraduate and graduate students. The event gave students preparing to enter the work force an opportunity to meet
representatives from CSRC member companies and to discuss career goals
and opportunities. While on campus for this event, representatives from the CSRC member
companies participated in panel discussions in a junior/senior level
professionalism class and the Hypatia/Galileo freshmen seminar classes. Students asked a variety of questions from these
experts in the "real world." The representatives reported good news for
the CS job market, with most saying that their companies will be
greatly increasing the number of new hires. CSRC members also had the opportunity to attend a
luncheon where the invited guests included CS faculty, undergraduate scholarship winners, and CS student group leaders. Companies who attended this fall: CGI-AMS Eastman Chemical Evergrid Google High Performance Technologies, Inc IBM Lockheed Martin Meridium Microsoft The MITRE Corp.
NetApp Northrop Grumman Strictly Business Computer Systems SWIFT The Vanguard Group Webmail.us
For pictures and more information about this fall's events, please see our What's News section .
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