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INTERNSHIPS/JOBS:National Lab Day ­ TODAY!!Monday, March 26, 20188:30 AM ­ 3:00 PMU.S. Citizens & Non­U.S. Citizens are encouraged to attend!* 12 different National Labs at UNM, including Sandia and Los Alamos.* Interesting information panels thoughout the day in the CEC Auditorium (see Agenda attached).* Job/internship Recruiting Fair taking place 10am to 2pm in the CEC STAMM Room. BRING RESUMES. DON'T MISS IT!

Create Your Own Job FairTuesday, March 27, 20182:00 PM ­ 4:30 PMLobo Rainforest ­ 101 Broadway Blvd in downtown AlbuquerqueThe fair, which is geared toward students but open to the community, will feature all the resources necessary to start up a business. Anyone interested in finding out more, whether they are ready to open a business or are still in the early stages of ideas, will benefit from the many organizations attending. Available resources include: City of Albuquerque, Secretary of State, New Mexico Tax and Revenue, WESST, Sandia National Labs C3, ABQid, Investors and Venture Capitalists, Air Force Research Labs, Los Alamos National Laboratories, STC.UNM, SCORE, SVEDC, CNM Tax Help, Small Business Development Center, Free Range Co­Working space, and UNM Small Business Institute.  Bring your ideas and be ready to connect with important business start­up resources. If you would like more information, please contact Tiffini Porter at tjp0217@unm.edu.

E. DominguezSarah

Mon 3/26/2018 11:31 AM

To:CHE_Undergrad-L@list.unm.edu <CHE_Undergrad-L@list.unm.edu>; CHE_PREMAJOR-L@list.unm.edu <CHE_PREMAJOR-L@list.unm.edu>;

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UNM HSC Health Hackathon.pdf; UNM SWE Industry Night Flyer.jpg; HonorsCollegePreviewNight-3-27.pdf; CIA Career Days.pdf; National Lab Day.pdf; National Intelligence & Security Mini Job Fair.pdf; Create Your Own Job Fair.pdf; Stress & Anxiety Toolbox.pdf; Mercer Scholarship Speech Competition.pdf;

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CIA Career DaysApril 2­4CIA hires year­round for students and full time opportunities.   Applicants must: apply online at www.cia.gov/carrers, be a U.S. citizen, relocate to Washington, D.C. area, and successfully complete requisite medical and security processing.For more information, please contact UNM Career Services at 277­2531

National Intelligence & Security Mini Job FairPanel discussion on opportunities: Tuesday, April 3, 2:30 PM, SUB Ballroom AMini Intelligence Career Fair: Tuesday, April 3, 3:30 ­ 5:00 PM, UNM Career Services Conference Room (UAEC Bldg, Rm 220 ­ east of SUB)All majors welcome.  Exciting careers in global and national security within the U.S. Intelligence Community (IC) and other governmental agencies will be discussed with representatives of key government agencies represented.   Agencies expected to present include: Defense Intelligence Agency, Central Intelligence Agency, Department of Homeland Security, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Department of State, Department of Energy.

Scholarships:Mercer Scholarship Speech CompetitionSponsored by the Department of Communication & JournalismApril 20, 2018 (entries due by April 13th at 4 PM)Students from all majors are encouraged to enter the competition!   1st place winner will receive $1000.  Pick up information and entry forms in the C & J Office or email Karen Schmidt for electronic forms at schmidtk@unm.edu.

EVENTS:Honors College Preview NightTuesday, March 27thWoodward Hall,, Rm 1015 PM ­ 6PM Honors Preview Night is a chance for students to discover classes they might have never have imagined taking.  Current and non­Honors students are all invited to attend. After Preview Night get to know our Honors faculty during the Honors Open House starting at 6:15pm in the Honors Forum. The Honors College is located in the lower level of the SHAC (Building 73). All current UNM students who have a Cumulative G.P.A. of 3.2+ are eligible for automatic admission to the Honors College and Priority Registration. For more info email honors@unm.edu.

UNM SWE Industry NightFriday, March 30th 5:30 pm ­ 8:30 pmThis event will join together local industry with UNM STEM students for a night of professional development. In addition to dinner, we will have speed networking, Ignite presentations, and raffle prizes. Tickets for students are $10 and include dinner. Tickets can be purchased at https://bit.ly/2FBsZVc. 

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For more information, please contact: sweunm@unm.edu

UNM HSC Health HackathonUNM Clinical & Translational Science Center (CTSC)May 18­20, 2018Application Deadline: April 2ndWe invite entrepreneurs, scientists, engineers, clinicians, students, and developers to participate in this 3­day event.  Complete attached application if interested.Want more info?  Contact Carla Cordova at CNCordova@salud.unm.eduNOTE: This is a new collaboration for SOE with UNM HSC and SOM and we would like as much participation by engineering and CS students as possible! WORKSHOPS:

Stress & Anxiety ToolboxThursday, March 29th3:30 PM ­ 5:00 PMSHAC, Rm 234There are many causes for stress and anxiety while attending college.  Academic stress, social stress, and physical stress all affect mental health.  Learn how to identify situations that stress you out, and how to keep that stress from making you feel anxious and depressed.MISC: 

UNM School of EngineeringQuick Takes: News You Need to Know from the SOE DeanFor the week of March 19:School of Engineering rises in U.S. News & World Report rankings$3 million gift from alumnus to benefit School of EngineeringSchool of Engineering hosts National Lab Day on March 26

UNM Spring Storm & FiestasSaturday, April 7thDeadline to sign up to volunteer: Friday, March 30thThe Associate Students of UNM's (ASUNM) Community Experience hosts Spring Storm, an annual event that brings together countless students, faculty and staff to participate in community service projects for local charities, schools and parks. The event is a fun way for the UNM community to give back to Albuquerque through a massive day of service. This year’s event starts at Johnson Gym and after three and half hours of work, participants gather at Johnson Field for lunch, prizes and fun at ASUNM Student Special Events’ “Fiestas.”Those interested in participating may sign up at Student Organizations and Volunteers. The deadline for students and volunteers to register is Friday, March 30.   Fiestas is UNM’s largest arts and music festival and has been a staple in Albuquerque entertainment for more than 50 years. This year, ASUNM Student Special Events’ student committee has provided a great lineup of entertainment including Hippie Sabotage, Quinn XCII, HDBeenDope, The Millennial Club and 2 Man Embassy.  The music starts at 1 p.m. and runs through 9 p.m. on Johnson Field. https://unmevents.unm.edu/site/sac/event/spring­storm/https://unmevents.unm.edu/site/sac/event/fiestas/

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________________________________Sarah E. DomínguezProgram Advisement CoordinatorChemical & Biological Engineering ­ Graduate, BSCHE, Pre­Chemical Engineering StudentsNuclear Engineering ­ Pre­Nuclear Engineering StudentsUniversity of New Mexico ­ MSC01 1120Farris Engineering Center (FEC), Suite 1300505­277­5606505­277­5433 (fax)skieltyk@unm.edu

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OUT OF THE OFFICE: March 30, April 27, April 30

UNM CLOSED: May 28, July 4, Sept. 3, Nov. 22­23, Dec. 21­Jan. 1

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MARCH 26, 20188:30 a.m.-3 p.m.

Centennial Engineering CenterRepresentatives from more than a dozen DOE national laboratories from around

the country will visit UNM to recruit and answer questions from students.•

Open to students in engineering, the sciences, business and other majors. Both U.S. citizens and non-U.S. citizens are encouraged to attend.

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY NATIONAL LAB DAY

UNM SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING PRESENTS

AGENDA8:30 a.m.: Keynote address, Terry Wallace, director of Los Alamos National Laboratory. Centennial Auditorium.

9 a.m. and noon: STUDENT INTERNSHIPS IN THEIR OWN WORDS. Students share their internship experiences at the DOE national laboratories.

10 a.m. and 1 p.m.: STEM SUBJECT-MATTER EXPERTS. DOE scientists and engineers discuss their research and careers.

11 a.m. and 2 p.m.: DOE NATIONAL LABORATORY EMPLOYMENT HOW-TO. Learn how to successfully apply for jobs and internships at the DOE national laboratories.

RECRUITING FAIR • 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Professional development panels with national lab human resources and

student programs professionals. Stamm Commons.

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

Edl Schamiloglu, edls@unm.edu

CREATE YOUR OWN JOB

FAIR

Lobo Rainforest

BE YOUROWN BOSS

March 27th101 Broadway NE

2:00-4:30pm

Come anytime

Come meet with business start-up

resources and  learn how you can

make your dream job  a reality.

CABQ/ Business license

Secretary of State

Tax and Revenue

Many other start-up resources

CIA Career DaysMonday, April 2

Information Session ▪ 4pm-5pm ▪ Career Services Conference Room ▪ UAEC Building 85 Second Floor Rm 220

Tuesday, April 3

Information Table ▪ 9am-3pm ▪ SUB Ground Floor

Information Table ▪ 9am-3pm ▪ Centennial Engineering Center ▪ Ground Level

Information Session ▪ 12pm-1pm ▪ Centennial Engineering Center ▪ Suite 2080

National Intelligence & Security Mini Job Fair ▪ 3:30pm-5pm ▪ Career Services Conference Room UAEC Building 85 ▪ Second Floor Rm 220

Wednesday, April 4

Information Table ▪ 9am-3pm ▪ SUB Ground Floor

1:1 Advisory Sessions available ▪ Must attend previous events to ensure 1:1 time

Information Session ▪ 12pm-1pm ▪ Collaborative Teaching and Learning Bldg. 55 ▪Second Floor Rm 230

Interested in applying? CIA hires year-round for students and full time opportunitiesApplicant must:▪ Apply online at www.cia.gov/careers▪ Be a U.S. Citizen▪ Relocate to Washington, DC area▪ Successfully complete requisite medical and security processing

*When applying use event code 5445

UNM Career Services

career.unm.edu ▪ 277-2531 ▪ UAEC Rm 220

Contact Tiffini Porter Email tjp0217@unm.edu

Website Innovationacademy.unm.edu

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 21, 2018

WHY FIND A JOB WHEN YOU CAN CREATE ONE?

UNM INNOVATION ACADEMY TO HOST CREATE YOUR OWN JOB FAIR

Albuquerque, NM, March 21, 2018– The Innovation Academy is hosting a non-traditional job fair next

week, one focused on creating jobs instead of finding them.

“With career fair season in full-swing, the Innovation Academy wanted to offer something new and

different for students who are more interested in creating their own paths,” Innovation Academy’s

executive director, Robert DelCampo said. “We think it’s important for students to be exposed to other

options, to let them see they don’t have to take the traditional paths.”

The Create Your Own Job Fair, which is sponsored by NUSENDA Federal Credit Union, will take place on

Tuesday, March 27, 2018 from 2:00pm-4:30 at the Lobo Rainforest, located at 101 Broadway Blvd in

downtown Albuquerque.

The fair, which is geared toward students but open to the community, will feature all the resources

necessary to start up a business. Anyone interested in finding out more, whether they are ready to open

a business or are still in the early stages of ideas, will benefit from the many organizations attending.

Available resources include: City of Albuquerque, Secretary of State, New Mexico Tax and Revenue,

WESST, Sandia National Labs C3, ABQid, Investors and Venture Capitalists, Air Force Research Labs, Los

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Alamos National Laboratories, STC.UNM, SCORE, SVEDC, CNM Tax Help, Small Business Development

Center, Free Range Co-Working space, and UNM Small Business Institute.

Bring your ideas and be ready to connect with important business start-up resources.

# # #

If you would like more information, please contact Tiffini Porter at tjp0217@unm.edu.

Fair held at Career Services 3:30-5PM Tuesday April 3

UNM students can learn about job opportunities in Intelligence, Global, and National Security Areas

Exciting careers in global and national security within the U.S. Intelligence Community (IC) and other governmental agencies will be discussed with representatives of key government agencies represented.

Agencies expected to be present include:

• Defense Intelligence Agency

• Central Intelligence Agency

• Department of HomelandSecurity

• Federal Bureau of Investigation

• Department of State

• Department of Energy

All majors and levels are welcome and encouraged to attend to learn about potential career options.

Panel Discussion on Opportunities: SUB Ballroom A, Tuesday April 3, 2:30

Mini Intelligence Career Fair: 3:30-5PM at Career Services Conference Room. UAEC Building, Building 85, Room 220 (East of the SUB)

Held in conjunction with UNM Global, National, and Human Security Symposium, April 2 and 3 in UNM SUB Ballroom A. See http://nssp.unm.edu for complete symposium details. UNM community welcome to attend any symposium session.

National Intelligence & Security Mini Job Fair

Mercer Scholarship Speech Competition

Sponsored by The Department of Communication & Journalism

April 20th, 2018 5:00 pm

(Entries due by April 13, 4:00 pm)

________________________________________________________________

1st place winner will receive $1000.

2nd place winner will receive $750.

3rd place winner will receive $500.

4th, 5th, and 6th place winners will each receive $250.

(These are projected amounts, subject to earnings fluctuations)

________________________________________________________________________________________________

Students from all majors are encouraged

to enter the competition!

(You must be a full-time undergraduate student in Fall 2018 to qualify).

Pick up information and entry forms in the C & J Office or email Karen Schmidt for electronic forms at schmidtk@unm.edu. Entry forms due by 4:00 April 13

DON’T BE A

PREVIEW NIGHT

TUES. 3/27

5pm-6pmWOODWARD HALL, RM. 101

PREVIEW NIGHT HAS BEEN RATED

A AWESOMEHonors Preview Night is a chance for students to discover classes they might havenever have imagined taking. Current and non-Honors students are all invited toattend. After Preview Night get to know our Honors faculty during the Honors Open House starting at 6:15pm in the Honors Forum. The Honors College is locatedin the lower level of the SHAC (Building 73). All current UNM students who have a Cumulative G.P.A. of 3.2+ are eligible for automatic admission to the Honors College and Priority Registration.

For more info email honors@unm.edu

UNM HSC Hacking Health May 18 - 20, 2018

UNM Domenici Center for Health Sciences Education 1001 Stanford NE, North Wing Room 2720

We appreciate your interest in our collaboration to improve healthcare. Please complete the application below and email it to CNCordova@salud.unm.edu. Space is limited so please submit your form as soon as possible. The first 50 applicants will be placed on our roster immediately. Applications are due on Monday, April 2, 2018. After this date, all remaining applications will be reviewed and applicants will be selected and notified by mid April. Applications will be accepted after the deadline, but will only be considered based on available space. Please contact our office at (505) 272-8553 for more details.

1. Name:

2. Email:

3. Phone Number:

4. Institutional or professional affiliation (if any):

5. Background: Which area best describes you? (Select all that apply) ☐Administrator – (Specify focus area) ☐Clinician/Insurance – (Specify focus area) ☐Coder ☐Designer – (Specify focus area) ☐Developer/Programmer ☐Entrepreneur/Business ☐Engineer – (Specify focus area) ☐Faculty – (Specify focus area) ☐Interested Learner ☐Patient/Patient Advocate ☐Scientist – (Specify focus area) ☐Student – (Specify focus area) ☐Other –

6. What skills can you bring to a hackathon team?

7. Do you have an idea to address a health and wellness problem? We’d like to hear about it.

8. It is preferred that you attend all three days. However, if you cannot attend all days,

when will you attend? ☐Friday ☐Saturday ☐Sunday ☐All Days

9. Dietary restrictions ☐None ☐Vegetarian ☐Vegan ☐Kosher ☐Gluten-free ☐Other:

MEMORANDUM

To: All HSC Faculty

From: Clinical and Translational Science Center

Date: March 2, 2018

Re: UNM HSC Health Hackathon

Health Hackathon

The University of New Mexico (UNM) Health Sciences Center (HSC) Clinical Translational Science Center

(CTSC) is hosting its inaugural ‘Health Hackathon’ the weekend of May 18-20, 2018. This event, modeled

after similar events hosted by institutions such as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Yale,

and Harvard, is an exciting opportunity for forward movement in research and prototype development.

The Health Hackathon is a unique opportunity for clinicians, entrepreneurs, engineers, scientists,

developers, designers, and students to address some of the most challenging problems in healthcare

and medicine by collaborating in a fast-paced, competitive environment. At the completion of the event,

winning teams will be awarded prize money to make their ideas come to life.

Participants will kick-off the weekend on Friday night with a ‘working’ social, during which the problems

to be addressed over the weekend will be introduced and individuals will self-select into teams. These

teams will be the pioneers of new ideas and prototypes, which they will develop and hone throughout

the weekend. On Saturday, teams will work to develop their ideas and design their prototypes. The

teams will have access to experienced mentors and resources, including 3-D printers and other

technology, to help them develop their concepts. Come Sunday, all teams will pitch their ideas and

display their designs to a panel of judges.

Interested individuals can apply to participate using the attached Hackathon application. Please contact

Carla Cordova at CNCordova@salud.unm.edu for more information. Space is limited, and a balanced mix

of people from various backgrounds will be invited to participate. Attendees need to plan to attend

Friday evening, all day Saturday, and through Sunday afternoon. Refreshments and meals will be

provided.

We hope that this initial event inspires future healthcare hacking!

UNM HSC Health Hackathon

FAQs:

Can I attend?

We welcome clinicians, entrepreneurs, engineers, developers, designers, and students who are

interested in addressing some of the most challenging problems in healthcare and medicine.

What should I bring?

You are welcome to bring a laptop for hacking and a valid ID for admission into the event. We will

provide everything else and more, including food, beverages, hacking materials, and free swag.

How does registration work?

Registration is open—all you have to do is complete the application. Space is limited to 100 participants.

We will be in contact with all first-round applicants regarding their status in mid to late April.

How do teams work?

Each team consists of a maximum of 5 members. Participants will interact during a social kickoff event

on Friday evening, and teams will form at this time. Team registration will happen Friday evening, and

no later than Saturday morning.

What if I don’t have a team?

If you registered as an individual and do not yet have a team, don’t sweat it. There will be several events

geared towards facilitating team formation and project ideation. We will help you find people to work

with!

I don't code -- what about me?

Not all hackers code! In fact, you've found the perfect place and time to pick up new skills and concepts.

There will be mentors, workshops, and tech talks to help ease you through the hackathon experience.

Applications are not filtered based on experience.

Stress & AnxietyToolboxA Spring 2018 Student Workshop

There are many causes for stress and anxiety while attending college. Academic stress, social stress, and physical stress all aff ect mental health. Learn how to identify situations that stress you out, and how to keep that stress from making you feel anxious and depressed.

When & WhereOne Session-Workshop

off ered on following dates:

Tue., Jan. 30, 3:30-5:00 PMWed., Feb. 28 3:30-5:00 PMThu., Mar. 29, 3:30-5:00 PMTue., Apr. 17, 3:30-5:00 PM

SHAC, Room 234

What You’ll Learn:• Identify stress, anxiety and depression• Tips and tricks on how to manage anxiety• Retrain your brain for positivity

NO CHARGE!For More Info, E-Mail: studentcounseling@unm.edu

shac.unm.edu