[Cs-club-l] Meeting Today

Hi Everyone,

I just wanted to Remind you all that today we will be having a meeting today @2 in Darwin 25.

Maddy Heit

Secretary of Computer Science and WICS

[Cs-club-l] [Cs-Club-l] Volunteer Opportunity in Africa

-------- Original message --------
Subject:Fwd: Volunteer Opportunity in Africa
From:Ali Kooshesh <kooshesh@sonoma.edu>
To:Kristi Yost <yostkr@seawolf.sonoma.edu>
Cc:


Hi Kristi,

Please share this information with the CS Club members.

Thanks,

Ali Kooshesh

Begin forwarded message:

From: <volunteerohs@gmail.com>

Subject: Volunteer Opportunity in Africa

Date: November 28, 2012 6:44:12 PM PST

To: <ali.kooshesh@sonoma.edu>

Dear Kooshesh,

I would greatly appreciate it if you could send the following information about volunteering in sub-Saharan Africa to students in the Computer Science Student Group through your mailing list.

One Heart Source is a grassroots nonprofit organization founded by university students, and we are currently accepting applications for our 2013 Summer Volunteer Programs. We believe that your students will greatly benefit from the experience of working, living, and teaching in a different culture.

Please let me know if the message (below the line) can be forwarded to your students immediately. Our next deadline is December 7th, followed by a deadline in January and in February of 2013. Also, I would appreciate it if you could send me a confirmation that the message was sent out. If you or your students have further questions regarding our programs or organization, please feel free to contact me at any time; I am happy to answer any questions.

Thank you very much for your help and support!

Respectfully,

Callan Hajosy
Manager
Admissions Team
One Heart Source
volunteer@oneheartsource.org
___________________________________________
Attention Students of the Computer Science Student Group!

One Heart Source is currently accepting applications for our 2013 Volunteer Programs in sub-Saharan Africa.

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, and the next deadline is FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7TH!

Upcoming deadlines are as follows (applications for all programs will be accepted at any time before these dates):

December 7th, 2012
January 4th, 2013
February 5th, 2013

As an OHS Volunteer, you will:
* Live with a host family and be an active member of their household. (Zanzibar only)
* Work with primary school students through a mentorship program focused on building strong Math and English foundations while empowering students.
* Work closely with members of the community to create social uplift.
* Lead after-school programs in non-traditional subjects like dance, debate, art, and sports.
* Work with a small, dynamic team of international university students.

We at One Heart Source believe in creating lasting social change through education and human connection. We encourage you to take a step towards a more socially just future for the youth of some of the most marginalized communities in the world.

APPLY NOW FOR OUR SUMMER PROGRAMS!


For more information and to download the program application, please visit: www.oneheartsource.org/volunteer

___________________
ONEHEARTSOURCE is a non-profit organization designed to empower young people through education, and to provide high quality education and care for vulnerable children in Tanzania and South Africa.
www.oneheartsource.org

[Cs-club-l] [Cs-Club-l] Vertigo! Free Pizza! Darwin 28! This Friday, Nov 30! Noon!

Hi Everyone,

The HR Director and all Alumni from Vertigo are coming to talk to us this Friday, November 30th at Noon in Darwin 28. Vertigo will be providing free pizza.

The key points they will be discussing is applying what you learn in the classroom to the "real world", job searching and making sure to find a company that fits you. They will also discuss their work at Vertigo and what working there has taught them as developers as well as going over internship/job opportunities.

Feel free to bring your resume!

Hope to see you there!
Kristi
CS Club President

[Cs-club-l] [Cs-Club-l] CS Club Events

Hi All,

I hope that you all are having a great Thanksgiving weekend. 

For the CS Club, there will be a !(Hack_A_Thon++) on Saturday December 1st from Noon until 7PM. There will be an open lab were you can come work on your projects and have help too.

I also wanted to remind you all that on Friday November 30th WICS will be hosting a talk from the company Vertigo.

Previous SSU Computer Science graduates will be there talking about there new jobs and experiences working for Vertigo.

There will be free pizza in Darwin around lunch time, so please come!

During the last LAN Party/ Magic Game Night we found an umbrella and mug. If you can email me back and describe it, we will gladly give it back to you.

I'll see you all at the Vertigo talk,

Maddy Heit

Secretary of Computer Science and WICS

csclubevents@gmail.com

[Cs-club-l] Meeting Today

Hi All,

I hope you enjoyed the LAN party on Saturday. TODAY we have a club meeting at @ in Darwin 25.

See you soon,
Maddy Heit
Secretary of Computer Science and WICS

[Cs-club-l] LAN Party/Magic Game Night TOMORROW!

Hi Everyone,

I hope you all enjoyed your week. I just wanted to remind everyone that there is a LAN Party/Magic Night tomorrow in the Darwin basement.

$5 will include pizza and soda and I hope that I will get to see you all. Come even if you don't have a Magic deck. Tim will be helping beginners learn and will be giving out cards as well.

Maddy Heit

Secretary of Computer Science and WICS

[Cs-club-l] !(Hack_A_Thon)

Hi Everyone,

I just wanted to remind you that tomorrow is the !(Hack_A_Thon). It is a WICS events so I hope that you all come.

This event will be starting from Noon until 8PM in the Darwin Basement. $7 will include pizza, soda and snacks for this event.

Have a good Friday,

Maddy Heit

Secretary of Computer Science and WICS

[Cs-club-l] Meeting Notes 11/5

Hi Everyone,

Here are some of the things that we talked about during yesterday's meeting.

CS Club Events:

There will be a LAN Party/Magic Night on Saturday, 11/17 @6:00PM in the Darwin basement.

There will be a cost of $5 that includes pizza and soda.

There will also be Steam access, LOL, Starcraft 2, TF2 and many more games. Please feel free to bring your own mouses and keyboards.

WICS Events:

The !(Hack_A_Thon) will take place on Saturday, 11/10 @12:00-8:00PM in the Darwin basement. 

$7 will include pizza, soda and snacks for this event.

A Vertigo Talk will take place on Friday, 11/30 @ lunch time.

I'll see you all on Saturday,

Maddy Heit

Secretary of WICS and Computer Science

[Cs-club-l] Meeting Tomorrow

Hi All,

I just wanted to remind everyone that there is a meeting tomorrow in Darwin 25 @2.

See you soon,

Maddy Heit

Secretary of WICS and Computer Science Club  

[Cs-club-l] Meeting Notes 10/22

Hi Everyone,

Here are some of the things that we talked about during yesterday's meeting.

Alec won the Super Smash Bro Tournament during Saturday's LAN Party.
The Club will now be selling sodas (for $.50) and Rockstars (for $2 each).
There is a new T-shirt design idea. The CS club is a rocket ship shooting laser beams at asteroids.

The next club meeting will take place on Monday, November 5 @2 in Darwin 25.


CS Club Events:
There will be a LAN Party/Magic Night on Saturday, 11/17 @6:00PM in the Darwin basement.
There will be a cost of $5 that includes pizza and soda.
There will also be Steam access, LOL, Starcraft 2, TF2 and many more games. Please feel free to bring your own mouses and keyboards.

Here are some of the future WICS events:

WICS Events:
The !(Hack_A_Thon) will take place on Saturday, 11/10 @12:00-8:00PM in the Darwin basement.
A Vertigo Talk will take place on Friday, 11/30 @ lunch time.


I hope to see you all at the next club meeting,

Maddy Heit
Secretary of WICS and Computer Science

[Cs-club-l] REMINDER: Meeting 10/22

Hi All,

I hope that everyone who showed up to the LAN Party last night had fun. I would like to remind everyone that tomorrow there is a meeting @2:00PM in Darwin 25. 

See you there,

Maddy Heit

Secretary of Computer Science and WICS

[Cs-club-l] LAN PARTY 10/20

Hi Everyone,

I just want to let everyone know that we will be having a LAN Party on Saturday 10/20.
It starts at 6pm and we will be having Super Smash Bros Competition.

There is a cost of $5 but it includes pizza and soda.

There will be Steam access, LOL, Starcraft 2, TF2, Age of Empires and many more games. Feel free to bring  any consoles and games.

I hope to see you all there!

Maddy Heit
Secretary of Computer Science and WICS

[Cs-club-l] Meeting Notes 10/8

Hi Everyone,

I hope that you all had a great weekend. 

Guest Speaker:

Today we had a guest speaker, Kevin Zack, come to the club to talk about getting a school team together for a program called Arliss. The idea is to build a come-back rover that will be launched out of a rocket at 12,000 feet and needs to get back to a GPS location. He is hoping it would be a collaboration between the CS, ES and Physics clubs. The CS Club would be in charge of getting it to come back to a certain GPS location.

Since the club seems to have enough interest, he is going to see if he can get money to put this together.
This is aimed at Sophomores and Juniors since next semester will be the planning stage and then the semester after that will be the building.

If you want more information you can email Kevin:

KZack@universe.sonoma.edu

T-shirts:
Since we don't know if we can put a Seawolf on the shirts due to copyright infringement, we talked about having the shirts just say "Computer Science Club" on the front with "Space Rays will Flip Your Bits" on the back.

Unless someone wants design something to put on the shirt, that's all it will have.
The colors will be blue/navy and white.

AwesomeTimes:

There are limited Mac addresses, so if you paid and don't have the password find Kristi, Matt, Tim or Will and they will give it to you.

CS Club Events:

Saturday, October 20 - @6pm - 10pm there is going to be a LAN Party as well as a SSB Tournament (Super Smash Bros). There will be both Melee and Brawl.

                                    There is a cost of $5 but it includes pizza and soda. 

                                    There will be Steam access, LOL, Starcraft 2, TF2, Age of Empires and many more games. Feel free to bring  any consoles and games.

                                    

 Monday, October 22 - @ 2pm there is going to be a meeting in Darwin 25 

WICS Events:

Saturday, November 3 - !(Hack_A_Thon) (Pronounced Not Hack-a-thon) Estimated time is 12pm-8pm but is subject to change.

                                     This will be an all day event where anyone can come with a programming project they would like to work on and try to have something from it by the end of the day. Even if you don't have an idea, come anyway and see 

if you can help someone else with their idea. It will be a great opportunity to work with others, learn something new, and work on something you've always wanted to do.

Hopefully I will see you all at the LAN Party!

Maddy Heit

Secretary of Computer Science and WICS

[Cs-club-l] Meeting Reminder and Rockets

Hey everyone!

Just reminding you we have a meeting on Monday, 10/8 at 2pm in Darwin 25.

But this won't be just any meeting.

Kevin Zack from Arliss will be talking about getting the CS, ES and Physics clubs together to build a come-back rover that will be launched out of a rocket at 12,00 feet that needs to get back to a GPS location. If that sounds like something you're interested in please come to the meeting so Kevin knows there is interest. It sounds like a really awesome opportunity for the clubs and it would be great if as many as you can come as possible.

Hope to see you there!

Kristi Yost
CS Club President

[Cs-club-l] Short-term job opportunity - Apple Consultant

Hi again everyone,

Dr. James Fouche sent out this request today. If you have experience with both Mountain Lion and iOS6 integration and want to help out send him an email.

Thanks,
Matt

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: James Fouche <james.fouche@sonoma.edu>
Date: Fri, Oct 5, 2012 at 2:01 PM
Subject: Apple Consultant

Hi -- I am a professor in the school of education seeking a student to
assist me in setting up a new MacBook Air laptop.  I am a longtime mac
user but I am retiring soon and cannot get assistance from SSU IT
dept.  This person should be very familiar with Apple products and
systems -- e.g. newer OS X versions and iPhone and iCloud etc. Someone
who can set things up and help me deal with iTunes and Apps would be
ideal. Technical knowledge and communication skills are important.  I
will pay this person a mutually agreed to fee for services. Any
suggestions you have are appreciated.

Jim Fouché, Ph.D.

[Cs-club-l] Second position still available: CS students needed to help program a geospatial web-based tool for NASA-funded research

Hello fellow CS Students,

Dr. Clark sent an email today informing me of a second position for this project is still available. This is a great opportunity to get some experience, work under a NASA funded grant, and will look great on a resume. Also it is an on campus job.

Have a great day and good luck!
Matt
CS Club Vice President

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Computer Science <csclubevents@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, Sep 4, 2012 at 5:04 PM
Subject: [Cs-club-l] Another NASA Position on Campus - CS students needed to help program a geospatial web-based tool for NASA-funded research
To: CS Club Email List <Cs-club-l@lists.sonoma.edu>

Hi fellow CS Students,

Dr. Clark sent me this email today. This is a different position than the one sent out from Dr. Cominsky last week. This is a great opportunity, and would look great on a resume. 

Good Luck!

Matt

--------------

The Center for Interdisciplinary Geospatial Analysis (CIGA) in the Geography Dept. has a new NASA research grant to update the functionality of its "geoweb" tool used for collecting land-cover reference data from Google Earth.  The tool is called the Virtual Interpretation of Earth Web-Interface Tool (VIEW-IT), described in this publication, http://www.mdpi.com/2072-4292/3/3/601

Some parts of VIEW-IT were developed by past SSU CS undergraduates David Turover and Joseph Muller a couple of years ago.  

We are in need of one to two motivated and talented CS students that want paid work experience ($12/hr) to continue development of VIEW-IT.  A main goal is to make the system more robust and accessible for global crowd-sourcing of reference data needed in mapping land-cover from satellite and other remotely-sensed imagery.   Fig 1 in the publication explains the full suite of skills that are needed (JavaScript, PhP, SQL, CGI, maybe some python scripting).   Funding starts on October 1 and work could continue into next semester and the summer of 2013.

More background on the scope of the NASA grant funding this research can be found here:

http://www.sonoma.edu/socsci/stars/ 

Please contact Dr. Matthew Clark (aka "Mateo") by email if interested (matthew.clark@sonoma.edu).

Matthew L. Clark, Ph.D.

Associate Professor
Center for Interdisciplinary Geospatial Analysis (CIGA)
Department of Geography and Global Studies
Sonoma State University, California USA
Ph: 707-664-2558; Fax: 707-664-3332

[Cs-club-l] Reminder

Hi Everyone,

I just wanted to remind everyone that the CS Club will be hosting the presentation of "What's In My Computer" tomorrow in Darwin 25 @3.

Will will bring in pieces of Hardware to show and to touch. He will be taking apart and putting back computer hardware. 

Hopefully I will see you all there!

Maddy Heit

Secretary of Computer Science and WICS

[Cs-club-l] 9/24 Notes

Hi Everyone!!!

Notes:

Sodas will be on sale for 50 cents. Just find and ask an officer if you are interested.

Awesometimes-  Our own router died on Wednesday. It is not that useful and will only work in select rooms. People want to use there devices in the Darwin basement.

Donations start at $1, and will be used to help the router reach the classrooms, as soon as possible. Donations can be given to Tim, Matt, or Kristi.

WICS will be hosting field trips next semester.

T-shirts: Can't use the Seawolf logo. If anyone has a design or anyone else has a design that they can think of, please bring it to the next CS Club event.

Saturday, October 3 - @ 3pm there is a Presention by Will of "What's in My Computer?" in Darwin 25.

                                 Will will be taking apart computers and putting this back together. He will also let students touch and use different pieces of hardware.

                                This is being hosted by the CS Club

Monday, October 8 - @ 2pm there is going to be an other Meeting in Darwin 25

Saturday, October 20 - @6pm there is going to be a LAN Party as well as an SSBM Tourney (Super Smash Bros)

                                   There will be tournaments and it will be a lot of fun!  Please bring $5 for pizza and sodas. There will be Steam access, LOL, TF2, and Age of Empires. Feel free to bring  any console and games.

                                   This is being hosted by the CS Club

 Monday, October 22 - @ 2pm there is going to be an other Meeting in Darwin 25 

These are some of the upcoming WICS Events:

Saturday, November 3 - There is going to be a !(Hack_A_Thon). It is going to be an all day event.

                                    People will be there to help you with problems.

                                   This is being hosted by WICS

Thanks,

Maddy Heit

Secretary of Computer Science and WICS

[Cs-club-l] Meeting Today

Hi Everyone!

I hope that you all had a great time at the LAN party!!!
Today there is a meeting @ 2 in Darwin 25!

Please be there so you can hear about our next events.

Maddy Heit
Secretary of Computer Science and WICS

[Cs-club-l] Tomorrow: LAN & Board Game Party

Hi Everyone,

We are having a LAN Party tomorrow night, 9/22 at 6PM in Darwin 25, 28, 29! 

Come out and play League of Legends, Left 4 Dead 2, Starcraft 2, Team Fortress 2, Diablo 3, World of Warcraft, or whatever you fancy. 

We will also be playing board games if you would rather play those! 

Bring whatever kind of board game you would like to play or your laptop and play on that. We have the labs setup with the games mentioned above and we will be running at TF2 server. 

The cost for the event is $5 and it includes Pizza and Soda.

See you all tomorrow!!!

Matt

CS Club VP

[Cs-club-l] [CS-club-l] Meeting Notes 9/10

Hi Everyone!

Saturday, September 22- @6 until 12 there will be a LAN Party and a Board Game Night in the basement of Darwin. SO bring someone and come have fun!

 Please bring $5 for pizza and sodas. There will be Steam access, LOL, TF2, and Age of Empires. Feel free to bring  any console and games.

Monday, September 24- @2 there is a CS Club Meeting and a WICS meeting in Darwin 25.

Saturday, October 6 - @3 There will be a presentation of "What's In My Computer?" in the basement of Darwin ( Either 25 or 28) from Will for anyone who wants to come and learn about hardware. AND ITS FREE!!!

Monday, October 8- @2 there is a CS Club Meeting and a WICS meeting in Darwin 25.

We also discussed T-shirts for our Club.

We will have "Computer Science Club" on the front of our T-shirt with an ASCII of the Seawolf on the back with the quote : "Space Rays Will Flip Your Bits -Dr. Rivoire" 

Also WICS will be holding  a programming event. The name !(Hack_A_Thon) was created during the meeting, but the official name will be decided during the next meeting. This will take place November 3.

Have a great Tuesday,

Maddy Heit

Secretary of Computer Science and WICS 

[Cs-club-l] Club Meeting Today at 2pm in Darwin 25

Hi Everyone,

This is just a reminder that we will be having a club meeting today at 2pm in Darwin 25.

See you all there!

Matt

Vice President

[Cs-club-l] Meeting Tomorrow

Hi All!

I hope you all had fun at the BBQ today!

I just wanted to remind everyone that the next meeting for the Computer Science Club is tomorrow, Monday, at 2 P.M. in Darwin 25!

See you tomorrow,

Maddy Heit

Secretary of CS and WICS

[Cs-club-l] [Cs-club-I] This Sunday BBQ at M-Section Park @ 1PM

Hello fellow CS Majors,

This is just a reminder that this Sunday at 1PM we will be having a kick off BBQ for the CS Club and WICS at M-Section Park.

We will be providing the Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Buns, and paper products.

Please bring something to share with everyone, such as chips, or a dessert.

This will be a great opportunity to meet other majors and have a good time. I highly encourage everyone to come.

NOTE: The officers are paying for the provided food, so if you would like to give a donation to go towards those costs we would appreciate it. Any extra will go directly into the general funds for future events.

If you can't give a donation still please come and we will feed you!

Here are directions to the Park from Campus.

https://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=Sequoia+Way&daddr=Magnolia+Park,+Rohnert+Park,+California&hl=en&sll=38.336557,-122.674499&sspn=0.012943,0.01929&geocode=Fdj8SAIdNiGw-A%3BFRvkSAIdzA-w-ClhLdn6-0qEgDHZ97ogyH2K7Q&t=h&dirflg=w&mra=dme&mrsp=0&sz=16&z=16

It is about a 10 minute walk.

Looking forward to seeing you on Sunday!!!!

Matt Hardwick
CS Club and WICS Vice-President

[Cs-club-l] Another NASA Position on Campus - CS students needed to help program a geospatial web-based tool for NASA-funded research

Hi fellow CS Students,

Dr. Clark sent me this email today. This is a different position than the one sent out from Dr. Cominsky last week. This is a great opportunity, and would look great on a resume. 

Good Luck!

Matt

--------------

The Center for Interdisciplinary Geospatial Analysis (CIGA) in the Geography Dept. has a new NASA research grant to update the functionality of its "geoweb" tool used for collecting land-cover reference data from Google Earth.  The tool is called the Virtual Interpretation of Earth Web-Interface Tool (VIEW-IT), described in this publication, http://www.mdpi.com/2072-4292/3/3/601

Some parts of VIEW-IT were developed by past SSU CS undergraduates David Turover and Joseph Muller a couple of years ago.  

We are in need of one to two motivated and talented CS students that want paid work experience ($12/hr) to continue development of VIEW-IT.  A main goal is to make the system more robust and accessible for global crowd-sourcing of reference data needed in mapping land-cover from satellite and other remotely-sensed imagery.   Fig 1 in the publication explains the full suite of skills that are needed (JavaScript, PhP, SQL, CGI, maybe some python scripting).   Funding starts on October 1 and work could continue into next semester and the summer of 2013.

More background on the scope of the NASA grant funding this research can be found here:

http://www.sonoma.edu/socsci/stars/ 

Please contact Dr. Matthew Clark (aka "Mateo") by email if interested (matthew.clark@sonoma.edu).

Matthew L. Clark, Ph.D.

Associate Professor
Center for Interdisciplinary Geospatial Analysis (CIGA)
Department of Geography and Global Studies
Sonoma State University, California USA
Ph: 707-664-2558; Fax: 707-664-3332

[Cs-club-l] Computer Science Club Information

Hi All!

We had out first official meeting yesterday. Yay!!! 

Scroll down to read about a job opportunity from NASA and to sign into orgsync.com for our club.

Here is a list of the events that we talked about last meeting:

Sunday, September 9- @1 there is a CS BBQ held at Magnolia Park (the Park in M-Section) 

Burgers, hot dogs and soda will be provided by the club. If you can, please bring chips, dessert, or whatever you want to share.

If you don't know where that is, then email me back and I'll let you know.

Monday, September 10 - @2 there is a CS Club Meeting and WICS Meeting in Darwin 25

Saturday, September 22 - @6 until 12 there will be a LAN Party and a Board Game Night  in the Darwin Lobby. So bring someone and come have fun! 

Please bring $5 for pizza and sodas. LOL will be hosted in Dar 24 (Mac Lab) and Dar 25/28 will be other various games. Feel free to bring any console and games as well because we rented the classrooms.

Monday, September 24 - @2 there is a CS Club Meeting and a WICS Meeting in Darwin 25

Saturday, October 6 - There will be presentation of "What's In My Computer?" for anyone who wants to come and learn about Hardware.

Monday, October 8 - @2 there is a CS Club Meeting and a WICS Meeting in Darwin 25

Saturday, October 20 - @6 until 12 there will be a LAN Party and a Board Game Night  in the Darwin Lobby. So bring someone and come have fun! 

Please bring $5 for pizza and sodas. LOL will be hosted in Dar 24 (Mac Lab) and Dar 25/28 will be other various games. Feel free to bring any console and games as well because we rented the classrooms.

Monday, October 22 - @2 there is a CS Club Meeting and a WICS Meeting in Darwin 25

We also had our first guest speaker, Kevin John, come from NASA to talk about a potential employment opportunity.

He is looking for help on campus, from a lower division student who has experience in php, html, website building, and mysql.

He is located on the 3rd floor of Shultz and his email is: Johnk@universe.sonoma.edu

Please email him and let him know if you are interested.

Also, the Computer Science Club and WICS need students to sign into orgsync.com and become members in our clubs.

Follow the guidelines and find the SSU Computer Science Club and WICS.

This helps our club to see how many members we have.

THANK YOU for reading all of that!!! 

If you have any questions regarding anything, please email me.

Have a great second week of school,

Maddy Heit

Secretary of the Computer Science Club and WICS

[Cs-club-l] [CS-CLUB-I] Job Opportunity with NASA on Campus - Web Programmer/Java

Hi Everyone,

See the attached email from Dr. Kooshesh regarding a job opportunity with NASA on campus.

Have a great weekend!

Matt Hardwick
CS Club Vice President

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: "Matt Hardwick" <matthew.hardwick@gmail.com>
Date: Aug 25, 2012 8:46 PM
Subject: Re: Fwd: students who can do web pages
To: <csclubevents@gmail.com>

On Aug 25, 2012 8:33 PM, "Ali Kooshesh" <kooshesh@sonoma.edu> wrote:
>
> Hi Kristi,
>
> Would you please send this information to the Club members and post it on your web-pages? Do you guys have a Facebook?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ali Kooshesh
>
> Begin forwarded message:
>
>> From: Lynn Cominsky <lynnc@universe.sonoma.edu>
>> Subject: Re: students who can do web pages
>> Date: August 23, 2012 8:44:57 PM PDT
>> To: Ali Kooshesh <kooshesh@sonoma.edu>
>> Cc: Scott Severson <seversos@sonoma.edu>
>>
>> we have a job for at least this semester, and probably
>> much more depending on how good they are. i typically
>> pay $10 per hour but for someone at a more professional
>> level of programming, I could see how much they will let
>> me pay a student. Maybe $15? -lynnc
>>
>> On Fri, 24 Aug 2012, Ali Kooshesh wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Lynn,
>>>
>>>
>>> I might be able to find someone. What is the duration of employment, how many hours/week, and how much per hour?
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>>
>>> Ali
>>>
>>>
>>> On Aug 23, 2012, at 3:56 PM, Lynn Cominsky wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Do either of you know any students we could hire who can do web pages/PHP programming, and perhaps know anything about Moodle and Druple? Flash would be nice too. Just hoping we have someone in
>>>>
>>>> house...
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>>
>>>> Lynn Cominsky
>>>>
>>>> Professor and Chair
>>>>
>>>> Department of Physics & Astronomy
>>>>
>>>> Director, NASA Education and Public Outreach
>>>>
>>>> Sonoma State University
>>>>
>>>> 1801 East Cotati Avenue
>>>>
>>>> Rohnert Park, CA 94928
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Voice: 707-664-2655
>>>>
>>>> Fax: 800-848-6369
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Group website: http://epo.sonoma.edu
>>>>
>>>> Personal homepage: http://universe.sonoma.edu/~lynnc
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>

[Cs-club-l] Meetings/Events for August and September

Hi Everyone! I hope that you all had a GREAT summer. 

Here are the events for the months of August and September:

Monday, August 27 - @2 there is a CS Club Meeting and @2:15 there is a WICS Meeting in Darwin 25

Sunday, September 9- @1 there is a CS BBQ held at Magnolia Park (the Park in M-Section) 

Burgers, hot dogs and soda will be provided by the club. If you can, please bring chips, dessert, or whatever you want to share.

If you don't know where that is, then email me at maddyheit@me.com for more info.

Monday, September 10 - @2 there is a CS Club Meeting and @2:15 there is a WICS Meeting in Darwin 25

Friday, September 21 - @4 there will be a LAN Party and a Board Game Night  in the Darwin Lobby. So bring someone and come have fun! 

Please bring $5 for pizza and sodas. LOL will be hosted in Dar 24 (Mac Lab) and Dar 25/28 will be other various games. Feel free to bring any console and games as well because we rented the classrooms.

Monday September 24 - @2 there is a CS Club Meeting and @2:15 there is a WICS Meeting in Darwin 25

IF you have any questions, email me at maddyheit@me.com

Have a great weekend!

-Maddy Heit

[Cs-club-l] [CS-CLUB-I] BBQ Tomorrow!

Hey Everyone,

The Annual CS Club BBQ is tomorrow at Magnolia Park starting at 1pm. Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, and Soda's will be provided by the club. Please bring a side dish, dessert, or chips to share. 

Look forward to seeing you there!

Matt


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[Cs-club-l] [CS-CLUB-I] Computer History Museum Reminder

Hi Everyone,

This is just a reminder that we are going to the Computer History Museum in Mountain View tomorrow. Bring $20 to cover the cost of admission, gas, and toll. Also make sure to bring your student ID. We are meeting by the flag pole at about 10 til 9am in the AM.

Thanks!

Matt

[Cs-club-l] [CS-CLUB-I] 4/17/2012 Meeting Notes

Hi Everyone,

Here are the notes from the meeting today. 

Computer History Museum - This Friday @ 9AM

Bring $20 cash & Student ID, The money will go towards your admission, gas, and bridge tolls. for the trip. Bring extra money to eat, or buy things at the gift shop if you want. They have some interesting knick knacks that are cool, and shirts and such. We will depart at 9AM on Friday, so if you are late, and its past 9AM, so sorry but we will probably be gone. The Museum closes at 5PM, and that is when we will likely be leaving, however we will probably drive over to the Googleplex and take a photo in front of the Android Statues. Mike Lyle will be joining us on the trip, which is awesome because he can probably tell us about some of the things we see on our visit. I know I am looking forward to it! Please sent csclubevents@gmail.com an email if you are coming, and let us know if you can drive. It sounds like it will be a pretty good turn out.

mFoundry Trip (FULL) - Friday, April 27 @ leaving PROMPTLY at 7:45AM

We are taking a trip to mFoundry next week, even though this event is full, if you want to come send csclubevents@gmail.com an email letting us know in case someone drops out. It has already happened, and the wait list is currently empty. So if you let us know you do have a shot at going. 

Annual CS Club BBQ - April 28th starting at 1pm @ Magnolia Park in Rohnert Park

Burgers, Hot Dogs, and Soda will be provided by the club.  Please bring food to share. Carissa really wants you all the bring a lot of chips.... well not that many chips... Bring deserts too, or whatever you want to share. We will be honoring the graduating seniors at the event, so come out, have fun, and support those moving on to the job world. 

The new club leadership roster for the 2012/2013 school year is:

President - Kristi Yost

Vice President - Matt Hardwick

Treasurer - Tim Doughty

Secretary - Maddy Heit

Event Coordinator - Will Raus 

Webmaster - Open 

Welcome the new officers, and lets look forward to a great new year. Thank you so much to Carrisa and Ryan for your great leadership for these years, hopefully we can do as good of a job as you have. The reigns will not change until August, so you still have a few more months... well weeks really.

Have a great week!

Matt

[Cs-club-l] Elections and Meeting tomorrow

Hi Everyone,

This is a reminder that we have both the Club Elections, and a meeting tomorrow. The meeting is in Darwin 25 at Noon as always. 

See you then!

Matt

[Cs-club-l] Seawolf Day Volunteers & Reminders

Hi Everyone,

Volunteers Needed Tomorrow: Seawolf Decision Day 

This is a critical time for those that have received admissions letters in their decision to find if Sonoma State is the right place for them in the fall. 

We need volunteers to help man labs, help with presentations that Dr.'s Rivoire and Watts are putting on, run our table, etc. The event is from 8:30am to 3:30pm. Come when you can and help out. You do not need to come for the entire event. Any time to help show off our major helps. We will also be showing off the iPad/Arduino/IR Sensor Grid Darwin Mapping project preliminary prototype which is a joint effort between Computer Science and Engineering in the afternoon.

Computer History Museum 4/20 @ 9AM, Meet at the flag pole:

Over break a few of us decided to check out the museum and were absolutely amazed with some of the great artifacts from the past of computing. Pieces of ENIAC, a Xerox PARC Alto, Google's first server, an Apple I signed by Woz are just a few of the great items on display. Also, they display daily a working Babbage Difference Engine which is a mechanical polynomial calculator. It is amazing to see. The cost is $12 for admission with a student ID. Also, please be considerate to the drivers and bring some gas money. Google is basically next door, so we may also hop over to take a photo in front of the Android statues!

Elections & Next Meeting 4/17 @ Noon in Darwin 25

Look forward to seeing you all soon!

Matt

[Cs-club-l] Ben Morrison Reminder & mFoundry Trip Update

Hi CS Clubbers,

Just a reminder:

Ben Morrison is coming to give a talk tomorrow at noon in Darwin 28. He will be talking to us about things college doesn't prepare you for when entering the job market. This is a talk you won't want to miss. Pizza and Drinks will be provided.

The mFoundry Trip is FULL  - Email csclubevents@gmail.com (not me) to get on a wait list incase someone drops out. To the people on the list if you know you can't make it let us know as soon as possible.

The list of people going are: Carissa, Maddy, Steven, Tim D, Tim G, Kristi, Ryan, Gonzalo, Nina, and Myself.  

Have a great day!

Matt

CS Club Secretary

[Cs-club-l] 4/4/12 meeting notes & upcoming events

Hey All,

Here are the notes from the meeting today. 

Ben Morrison from mFoundry and SSU Alumni - THIS FRIDAY 4/6 @ Noon in Darwin 28

Ben is going to come and give a talk about transition from the educational world, to the work world. He has spent a lot of time documenting the items that university just doesn't prepare you for. So come out and prepare yourself for work after college! You will not regret it. Pizza will be provided.

Seawolf Decision Day - Sat 4/14 8:30-3:30pm

The CS club will have a table and be hosting an open lab session for Seawolf Day. This is a time for incoming Freshman and Transfer students to see our awesome campus and decide if this is the right place for them. Last year this was a pivotal moment for me in deciding that SSU was the right place for me. Please show your support and help grow our program. Even if you can only come for a little while please do!

CS Club Elections - 4/17 @ Noon (Next Meeting)

It is that time of year again for club elections. If your are interested in running for a position please email csclubevents@gmail.com and let us know you are thinking about it! Carissa and Ryan will be graduating this year, and we have some big shoes to fill. The positions available are President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasure, Fun Police / Event Coordinator, and Webmaster. Without those serving our club would not exist, so if you like this great events and think you can help out we need you!

Computer History Museum 4/20 @ 9AM

We are planning a trip to the Computer History Museum in Mountain View on 4/20. Over break a few of us decided to check out the museum and were absolutely amazed with some of the great artifacts from the past of computing. Pieces of ENIAC, a Xerox PARC Alto, Google's first server, an Apple I signed by Woz are just a few of the great items on display. Also, they display daily a working Babbage Difference Engine which is a mechanical polynomial calculator. It is amazing to see. The cost is $12 for admission with a student ID. Also, please be considerate to the drivers and bring some gas money. Google is basically next door, so we may also hop over to take a photo in front of the Android statues!

mFoundry Tour Friday 4/27 @ TBD

mFoundry has graciously opened up their doors to us. We have been invited to tour both their Larkspur and San Francisco offices. This company has been know to hire SSU graduates, so come out and show them you like them too! If you are interested in going on the tour please email csclubevents@gmail.com. This event is limited to 10 people, and it will fill up fast! So do not wait to let us know you are interested, when the slots are gone that is it!

BBQ - Saturday 4/28 @ 1PM

As we near the end of another great year here at Sonoma State we will have our annual CS Club BBQ. The event is a pot luck, but the club will provide Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, and buns. Please bring a dish to share, and come out to have a good time with your fellow CS majors. If you are a graduating senior please email csclubevents@gmail.com to let us know! We will present you with your "sash" to wear at graduation.

Reminder, our next meeting is on 4/17 where we will have elections. See you then!

Matt

CS Club Secretary

[Cs-club-l] Ben Morrison - This Friday 4/6 at Noon - Free Pizza

Hi Everyone,

Ben Morrison, SSU CS Alumni, and employee of mFoundry is coming to talk to us this Friday at noon in Darwin 25. Ben has gained great insight into joining the workforce after University, and he wants you to be prepared for the things that college does not cover when looking for work in the industry. So, please come out and listen to Ben's talk so that you can be more successful!

Pizza will be provided as well!

Thanks,
Matt
CS Club Secretary

[Cs-club-l] Meeting Reminder - 4/3

Hi Everyone,

This is a reminder that we have a club meeting tomorrow, 4/3 in Darwin 25 a Noon. We will be discussing our upcoming events including a trip to mFoundry, The Computer History Museum, annual BBQ, and much more.

Thanks,
Matt
CS Club Secretary

[Cs-club-l] Meeting Reminder 3/20

Hi Everyone,

This is a reminder that we have a CS club meeting tomorrow at noon in Darwin 25.

See you there!

Matt

CS Club Secretary

[Cs-club-l] Tour & WICS Murder Mystery Potluck - This Weekend!

Hi Everyone,

I just wanted to alert you all that we have a couple of events this week.

TOMORROW - Friday 3/9 - Vertigo Tour

Vertigo has invited us to come out and tour their facility. Meet us at the flagpole at 2:00 PM to join us for a great time. Vertigo likes to hire our graduates, which includes our own Matt Carrier and Carissa Wacker. You can also meet us at their campus in Point Richmond at 3:30PM. Don't miss this great opportunity.

Saturday 3/10 - 6:00PM - WICS Murder Mystery

The Women in Computer Science Club is hosting a Mardi Grais themed Murder Mystery potluck dinner. Dress up a bit and lets have some fun! Please bring food to share, but no Chips or Soda as they will be provided by the club. You can absolutely bring something that is heated up in the microwave. I have attached a map showing the location of Chalk Hill. Please come because it will be a blast!

See you all soon! 

Happy coding,

Matt

CS Club Secretary

[Cs-club-l] Meeting Reminder 3/6

Hey everyone!

This is just a quick reminder that there is a CS Club meeting tomorrow (March 6) at noon in Dar. 25. I would recommend not missing this meeting if at all possible because there is a lot of upcoming events headed our way and we have Geek Week stuff to pass out (T-shirts and fliers with the events).

See you all at noon,
Carissa Wacker
CS Club Pres.

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[Cs-club-l] Reminder: Board Game Night - TOMORROW (Friday)

Good afternoon and/or evening, fellow computer geeks,

Just popping in to remind you that the CS Club is hosting a Board Game Night™ tomorrow (Friday, March 2nd, 2012) at 4 PM in the lobby of Darwin Hall. Be sure to come on down (or up, as in my case) for a night of dice-rolling, piece-moving, and card-dropping.

As usual, we do have a couple games on hand, but you're welcome to bring in any games you think might be fun.

We also have a couple friends on hand, but you're welcome to bring some of those too. (And snacks, if that's your thing).

Hope to see you there.

-Charles Semple
CS Club Event Coordinator

[Cs-club-l] Student job opening in SSU Information Security Office

The Information Security Office is looking to hire a student assistant.

Desirable skills include some understanding of computer security, some programming ability, and some familiarity with HTML.

Initial assignments will include editing webpages and configuring vulnerability scans.

Please send a resume and a completed Application for Student Employment (http://www.Sonoma.edu/es/forms/application_for_student_employment.doc) to ISO@Sonoma.edu.

Thanks,
Andru
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[Cs-club-l] CS Club Minutes - 2/28

Hi Everyone,

Here are the minutes from the meeting today

Letters for Dr. Rivoire
Dr. Rivoire has been nominated for the Excellence in Teaching Award. If you have been a student of hers please send an email to holmstrl@sonoma.edu and tell them how great of a teacher she is. This will help her win the award which we all know she deserves. This is very important to Dr. Rivoire, Dr. Kooshesh and her students. Emails need to be sent by March 2nd! You have three days! Go do it now! Stop reading this email and write it!

Board Game Night:
Come out this Friday, at 4:00 PM for an awesome board game night! Take your mind off of coding for a few hours and have fun with friends. Bring games to play, snacks to eat, and friends to play with. The games can be anything that is not a video game, so I expect some of the folks in 470 to bring a physical version of Pentago, well maybe not.

Trip to Vertigo:
Right after the meeting ended, Carissa heard from Vertigo. We have a trip planned March 9th in the afternoon. We are likely going to meet at around 2:00pm and carpool down together. If you are going to meet us our appointment is from 3:30pm until 5:00pm. Vertigo loves to hire Sonoma State CS majors, so come out! This is a great opportunity. We will have more information in the meeting next week.

Open Lab Every Friday:
Every Friday from 12-4p we are going to have an open lab session in Darwin 25. Please come out and help others, or get help yourself. This is a great opportunity to build the community and get to know each other.

Lab Reminder:

If you are the last one to leave one of the labs please close the doors and turn off the lights please. Please help protect these valuable assets to our major.

Geek Week (3/11-3/16)
Come join your fellow geeks during the week of Pi Day!
Participate in games everyday to earn our department points. The department with the most points at the end of the week wins the Darwin Cup! It will be a lot of fun and a great way to meet and get to know your fellow CS majors.

The first event will be dodge ball at 2pm in the Rec Center. If you don't like dodge ball just show up so we can get participation points.

The rest of the events will be Monday-Friday at 12pm somewhere around Darwin or Stevenson.

We are co-hosting Rock, Paper, Scissors with Geology on Monday at 12pm.

If you want a t-shirt bring $10 to the next meeting, however, the people on the list will be the first to get a shirt.

Trivia Night (Either April 20th or 21st)
Come battle against faculty and alumni to test your knowledge of computer science! This should be a fun night with pizza and getting our butts kicked by our professors. Dr. Ledin comes up with the questions so pay attention to him in class. I know I will in both Software Engineering, and in Malware!

Next Meeting (3/6)
Because of Geek Week, the original date for our next meeting has been canceled for us. The next meeting with be next week, March 6th at 12pm in Darwin 25.


Have a great week! Happy coding!

Matt

[Cs-club-l] Meeting Reminder - 2/28

Hi Everyone,

We are going to have our normal meeting in Darwin 25 on 2/28 at noon. Please come out and support the club.

Thanks,

Matt Hardwick

CS Club Secretary

[Cs-club-l] CS Club 2/14 Meeting Notes

Greetings CS Club!

Happy Valentines Day! We have a lot of events up coming, so make sure and check them out. Here is the list of things we talked about in todays meeting.

SSU Career Fair 2012:

Thursday Feb. 23^rd 11:00-3:00 – Rec Center

All Majors Welcome!  Don't miss this opportunity to meet with over 50 employers seeking SSU applicants for part-time, full-time and summer jobs and internships.

Career WORKSHOP SERIES:

Resume Tips and Review

Wednesday Feb. 15^th 12:00-1:00 – Salazar Hall, Rm. 1061

Your resume is a vital part of your internship or job search!  Learn tips from employers on how to have a winning, successful resume.  It is strongly recommended that you bring a draft of your resume for review.

Presented by Target

 

Interviewing Tips and Mock Interviews

Wednesday Feb. 15^th 1:00-2:00 – Salazar Hall, Rm. 1061

Interviewing is a skill.  The more you practice, the better you will be able to interview.   Employers will provide tips on successful interviewing and how to create your "elevator pitch".  In addition, interested students will have an opportunity to practice their interviewing skills.

Presented by Target

Geek Week:

Monday, March 11th-16th 

Come out and show your Geek Pride and support the Computer Science Department. The week will be filled with games, activities , and fun! Take part in all the games you can so that we win the trophy away from the Engineering Department!

Dodgeball Tournament - March 11th at 2PM - Come hit people with large rubber-balls. Aways fun!

Geek Week T-Shirts - Show your pride! The Shirts are Navy Blue, and say Geek Week on the front, and the departments on the back in greek letters. Email csclubevents@gmail.com before Monday, February 20th to reserve yours. Please include your size in the email. Cost is going to be about $10. If you Reserve one, please make sure to pay. 

Board Game Night:

Friday, March 2nd from 4:00pm to Midnight

Bring your favorite board game and come have a fun time with your fellow CS majors. It is going to be an awesome time. Why sit at home, when you can come play some games and socialize for the same price, FREE!

Open Lab:

Friday, February 24th from 2:00pm - 4:00pm

Struggling with a project in 115, 215, 315.... So many 15s, or any other CS class? Come join us in Darwin 25 and get help, or give help! This helps build community and can be fun!

Our next meeting is Tuesday, February 28th at Noon in Darwin 25. 

Have a GREAT week,

Matt Hardwick

CS Club Secretary

[Cs-club-l] Job Fair and Workshop Series

Greetings CS majors,

Here is some information regarding the upcoming career fair and associated workshops to better prepare yourself for entering the job world. Please take a few minutes to look at the dates and times to see if any of them fit into your schedule. Sorry this was not sent out last night.

Have a great day, and remember we have a CS Club meeting tomorrow at Noon in Darwin 25.

Thanks,
Matt


SSU Career Fair 2012

Thursday Feb. 23^rd 11:00-3:00 – Rec Center

All Majors Welcome!  Don't miss this opportunity to meet with over 50 employers seeking SSU applicants for part-time, full-time and summer jobs and internships.

 

 

WORSHOP SERIES:

Networking Like an Entrepreneur

Monday Feb. 13^th 12:00-1:00 – Salazar Hall, Rm. 1061

Learn how to expand your network and advance your career while building real relationships.  Most people are afraid of networking either because they don't want to ask for help or they have visions of cocktail parties. Networking can be fun even for introverts and this workshop will show you how.

Presented by Brian Ostrovsky, Entrepreneur In Residence, School of Business and Economics

 

Guide To A Successful Career Fair

Tuesday Feb. 14^th 12:00-1:00 – Salazar Hall, Rm. 1061

Are you ready for the Career Fair?  This workshop will offer tips and advice from an employer on how to ensure you're fully prepped and ready for the SSU Career Fair 2012!

Presented by Vector Marketing

 

Resume Tips and Review

Wednesday Feb. 15^th 12:00-1:00 – Salazar Hall, Rm. 1061

Your resume is a vital part of your internship or job search!  Learn tips from employers on how to have a winning, successful resume.  It is strongly recommended that you bring a draft of your resume for review.

Presented by Target

 

Interviewing Tips and Mock Interviews

Wednesday Feb. 15^th 1:00-2:00 – Salazar Hall, Rm. 1061

Interviewing is a skill.  The more you practice, the better you will be able to interview.   Employers will provide tips on successful interviewing and how to create your "elevator pitch".  In addition, interested students will have an opportunity to practice their interviewing skills.

Presented by Target

[Cs-club-l] Meeting Reminder

Hello fellow CS Geeks,

As my first official duty as Secretary I am sending out a quick email
reminding you that on Tuesday, February 14th, at Noon in Darwin 25 we
will be having a CS Club meeting.

You never know Cupid may strike.

See you there,
Matt

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[Cs-club-l] Meeting Notes - 1/31/12

Good day, CS Club.

Here are the notes from today's CS Club meeting:

CS Club's New Direction - More CS
CS Club in the past has had a major focus on gaming and leisure activities. Though we're still intending to have these event and activities, we're going to be placing more emphasis on academic pursuits and providing an environment in the department/club similar to how it used to be a couple years back. In order to accomplish this, we're making two major changes:

1. Open lab times - We're hoping to let the labs be a haven for students to work and collaborate and group up
2. Less LANs - Computer problems aside, we're going to reevaluate the LAN situation before we actually throw one.

Job Openings
There are a number of positions available to CS Majors, including teaching someone UNIX, Web Design, and MySQL, and a number of other positions. If you wish to inquire, please e-mail csclubevents@gmail.com

Trips
We're looking for interest in trips to a number of tech companies, such as Vertigo, Drivesavers, and even a trip to the Computer History Museum. Express interest to csclubevents@gmail.com or come to the next meeting and speak up.

Interview/Resume Talks
Keep your eyes and ears pealed for future events geared towards building skills to help you get a job after school.

Re-elections
All of our positions will be open at the end of this semester. We're going to need a new President, Vice-President, Treasurer, Secretary, and Fun Police//Event Coordinator. Keep that in mind.

The next meeting will take place on Feb. 14. Hope to see you all then (You can be our valentine <3).

Any further questions/suggestions/concerns can be directed to csclubevents@gmail.com

'Till next time,
Charles Semple
CS Club Event Coordinator

[Cs-club-l] Meeting Reminder

Hello everyone,

This is a reminder that today at noon in Darwin 101 there is a Student Advisory Counsel Meeting. Pizza will be provided. Also, our first CS Club meeting is tomorrow, Tuesday 31 at noon in Darwin 25.

See you there,
Carissa

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[Cs-club-l] Colloquium Talk and SAC Meeting

Hello everyone,

 

This is just a reminder that tomorrow, January 26, the clubs will be giving a short presentation about what is in store for this semester.  This talk will be fairly short and will take place at noon in Salazar 2016.

 

There is also a Student Advisory Council meeting on Monday, January 30 at noon in Darwin 101. These meetings are specifically for the School of Science and Technology and are nice to go to. During this SAC meeting we will be going over the details of Geek Week as well as other things that are happening around campus. Emily Hurd, our senator for the School of Science and Technology, is trying to entice more students to attend this meeting by providing pizza if enough students say they will attend.

 

Thanks and I will see you tomorrow at colloquium,

Carissa Wacker

[Cs-club-l] Back to School

Hello everyone,

 

I hope you all had a great break and are getting back into the swing of things for the new semester.

 

Here’s what’s upcoming with the Computer Science Club:

Thursday, January 27 @ noon, Salazar 2016 – Colloquium Talk. We are not going to do pizza this semester since the pizza arrived so late in the fall.

Tuesday, January 31 @ noon, Darwin 25 – First meeting. We have a plethora of opportunities this semester including resume writing workshops and interview practice. Come to the meeting to find out more and help plan club events.

 

I hope to see you all at Colloquium next week!

 

Carissa Wacker

CS Club President