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. 

To apply: http://explore.jobs.ufl.edu/cw/en-us/job/510151/chemist-iii​

For more information contact Dr. Jehangir Bhadha. jango@ufl.edu

Fulbright Awareness Month is approaching!

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).

https://www.sjrwmd.com/jobs/

Position	Division/Bureau	Location	Closing Date
Hydrologist III	Regulatory/Bureau of Water Use Regulation	Negotiable	3/4/2019
Engineer I (2 positions)	Regulatory/Environmental Resource Regulation	Maitland and Palatka	3/11/2019
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	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	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	Open until filled

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.

ASABE Scholarships

Undergraduate and PhD Students Encouraged to Apply for Scholarships

March 15 is the deadline to apply for ASABE scholarships. Follow the links for details on eligibility information and entry forms.

Undergraduate Students
William J. Adams, Jr. and Marijane E. Adams Scholarship - $1,500
ASABE Foundation Engineering Scholarship - $1,500

PhD Students
John C. Nye Graduate Fellowship - $1,500

Grant Writing Workshop

The Southern Sustainable Agriculture Research & Education (SARE) program offers support for M.S. and Ph.D. research in sustainable agriculture. The Florida SARE program provides training to graduate students that is specific to this grant program and focuses on what students need to include in a successful proposal. Our experience has been that students who attend the training sessions have greater success with their submissions.

Training Information:

WHEN:                Part 1 – February 25, 2019 5-7pm

                             Part 2 – February 28, 2019 5-7pm

WHERE:              McCarty Hall D Room G001

INSTRUCTOR:    Dr. Mickie Swisher and Kaylene Sattanno, FYCS Department

AUDIENCE:         Any graduate student

SPONSOR:          Florida SARE

COST:                  Free

REGISTER:          https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2018-graduate-student-grant-writing-workshop-tickets-42435448569

• Two part hands-on workshop sponsored by the Florida Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE) program.
• Students from any department are encouraged to attend.
• Instructors will discuss the keys to write a successful grant proposal.
• Each session will cover different aspects of proposal writing - students should plan to attend both sessions.
• This workshop will specifically address the Southern SARE 2019 Call for Proposals for Graduate Student Grants (attached).
• Projects must address issues of sustainable agriculture and are available to any graduate student enrolled full time.
• Proposals are for a one-time project maximum of $16,500.
• Projects may last up to three years.
• Proposals are due May 3, 2019 by 5:00 PM EST
• Please contact Kaylene Sattanno at ksattanno@ufl.edu or 352-273-3530 if you have any questions.

Women in Engineering Reception

The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is cohosting an event with the Herbert Wertheim College Of Engineering next week to celebrate women in engineering. It will be a dinner on February 27th, at 5PM (check-in starts at 4PM) until 6:30PM. This dinner will give students a chance to discuss their accomplishments and concerns with the College of Engineering at the University of Florida. There is no requirement to attend, you just have to be a female engineering undergraduate or graduate student.

FREE FOOD will be served. Just RSVP by February 21st at midnight to save your seat at this event.

RSVP link: https://goo.gl/forms/w1vN4lNGhgfBvUeC2

Time: 4:00 - 6:30 PM (Program starts at 5:00 PM)

Location: Grand Ballroom at Reitz Union
Dress Code: Casual

**You do NOT have to be in the Society of Women Engineers to attend this event.**

Facebook event link: https://www.facebook.com/events/400559207358364/