Several
Engineering Student Organizations (EGSC, SHPE, NSBE, and SWE) have
come together to plan the first College-Wide Engineering Research Day at
UF. This Research Day will take place in the Reitz Union on March 28 from 12:00
- 2:00 pm. This event is a poster session in which graduate students can share
their research with the rest of the college. This is a great
opportunity for graduate students looking to practice presentation skills
and potentially find collaborations with professors in other departments.
To sign up for a poster
presentation please fill up your information in this link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc865Et0kcWitXAnpR_vhl-M1iZoMXpFTeEU3_2I-R3kvUgcA/viewform?usp=sf_link
Also, we will have free food for
lunch. So if you just plan to attend, please RSVP:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScLnn8DNlRMCtLN1fu_PPNfxZtqstmkapYX2LmNV5NbZ8V_tA/viewform?usp=sf_link
Tuesday, March 12, 2019
Wednesday, March 6, 2019
Chemist III Position Announcement - Soil, Water, and Nutrient Management - Everglades REC
Position open for a Chemist III in Soil,
Water, and Nutrient Management. Based out of Everglades Research and Education
Center in Belle Glade, FL.
For more information contact Dr. Jehangir
Bhadha. jango@ufl.edu
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Monday, March 4, 2019
St. Johns River Water Management District Job Opportunities
There are a number of open positions at the SJRWMD. ABE students are
encouraged to apply if you are graduating this semester (or have already
graduated).
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Position
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Division/Bureau
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Location
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Closing Date
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Hydrologist III
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Regulatory/Bureau of Water
Use Regulation
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Negotiable
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3/4/2019
|
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Engineer I (2 positions)
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Regulatory/Environmental
Resource Regulation
|
Maitland and Palatka
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3/11/2019
|
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Personal Property
Specialist
|
Office of Financial
Services
|
Palatka
|
3/12/2019
|
|
Engineer Scientist
|
Water Supply Planning and
Assessment/
Bureau of Watershed
Management and Modeling
|
Palatka
|
3/15/2019
|
|
Engineer I
|
Regulatory/Environmental
Resource Regulation
|
Jacksonville
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Open until filled
|
|
Hydrologist I
|
Regulatory/Bureau of Water
Use Regulation
|
Negotiable
|
Open until filled
|
|
Hydrologist II
|
Water Supply Planning and
Assessment/
Bureau of Watershed
Management and Modeling
|
Palatka
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Open until filled
|
|
Hydrologist III
|
Regulatory/Bureau of Water
Use Regulation
|
Negotiable
|
Open until filled
|
|
Hydrologist IV (2
positions)
|
Water Supply Planning and
Assessment/
Bureau of Watershed
Management and Modeling
|
Palatka
|
Open until filled
|
|
Supervising Professional
Engineer
|
Projects/Operations and
Maintenance
|
Palatka
|
Open until filled
|
|
Web Content Developer/Webmaster
|
Management Services and
Public Affairs/Communications
|
Negotiable
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Open until filled
|
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Employment
Wednesday, February 27, 2019
Academic Research Colloquium for Future Engineering Faculty
The University of Dayton's School of Engineering is excited to announce its 4th annual Academic Research Colloquium (ARC) for Ph.D. candidates and post-doctoral scholars. The theme of ARC is Research for the Common Good, in celebration of President Eric Spina's vision for the University. Our goal is to help provide avenues of opportunity for Future Engineering Faculty.
Application and Program Details
ARC is open to Ph.D. and post-doctoral scholars within one to two years of seeking a faculty position. The selection process is highly competitive with up to 20 spots available. All travel, lodging and food expenses are paid. For more program and participant benefits, objectives, requirements and application instructions go.udayton.edu/engineering-arc.
Application and Program Details
ARC is open to Ph.D. and post-doctoral scholars within one to two years of seeking a faculty position. The selection process is highly competitive with up to 20 spots available. All travel, lodging and food expenses are paid. For more program and participant benefits, objectives, requirements and application instructions go.udayton.edu/engineering-arc.
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