Internship Night

UCLA Students Internship Night

An evening to network with employers offering internships in a variety of industries

Wednesday February 10, 2010 6:30-8:30 pm UCLA Career Center

Dress for success and bring your resume and BruinCard for FREE admission.

The UCLA Career Center is hosting our first Internship Open House, Wednesday, February 10, 2010. This event is open to all students who are currently looking for a summer internship opportunity. This is your chance to network with internship employers, learn more about their summer opportunities, and showcase your skills. Business Casual dress is required and admission will be free to UCLA students who bring a copy of their resume and a valid BruinCard. While pre-registration is not required, please note that this program is open only for currently registered full-time UCLA students.

Join us at the Internship Open House, where you will discover a great opportunity to secure your summer internship!

Spring and Summer 2010 Social Science Electives

The following courses are pre-approved as Social Science electives for the Economics/International Area Studies major.  Enrollment in most of these courses will be restricted to students in those majors on first pass.

Spring Quarter 2010

East Asia

Chinese 185

Geog 139

Hist 170B

Korean 177

Pol Sci 135

Sociol 181

Europe

Hist 122C, 122F, 124C, 128A, M182D/Jewish Studies M182D, 183B

Latin America

Chicano 143, M144/Women’s Studies M144, 169

Hist 161 (need to submit syllabus for review in order to secure pre-approval)

Middle East

Hist 105C

Pol Sci M132B, 165

Former Soviet Union

Hist M127A/Russian M118, 127C, 127D

Russian 107B

Individual Concentration

Africa:  Hist 164C, 164E, 167C, 168B

Southeast Asia:  Hist 176B

Summer Session 2010

East Asia

Anthro 175Q

Chinese 157 (need to submit syllabus for review in order to secure pre-approval)

Pol Sci 135, 160

Europe

Hist 121F, 137A

Latin America

Anthro 173Q

Hist 157B, 161 (need to submit syllabus for review in order to secure pre-approval)

Middle East

No Courses Offered

Former Soviet Union

Hist 127C

Individual Concentration

Southeast Asia:  Hist 176E

South Asia:  Hist 174A

Econ/Finance/Accounting and Nursing Jumpstarts

Econ / Finance / Accounting <http://career.ucla.edu/JumpStart

Thursday, February 11, 4-7 pm

UCLA Career Center, Third Floor, Conference Room<http://career.ucla.edu/Students/JSJS/Venues/UCLACareerCenter.aspx>

Are you considering a career or summer internship in accounting, finance, or economics? Gathering information and connecting with industry professionals are key steps to attaining your dream job in these industries. Join our presenters, business professionals, and career counselors for an evening focusing on opportunities in Economics, Finance, and Accounting. Students will walk away with specific strategies on researching companies, making yourself stand out, and what it takes to succeed in the business world.

Industry experts will share their stories and provide networking opportunities that could give you a competitive edge necessary for these exciting and challenging industries.

Representatives from the following companies will be at this program (subject to change):

Becker Professional Education, Jean Huang, CPA Becker Professional Education, Dan Ham, MBA, CFA Compass LexEcon, Nady Nikonova, Senior Analyst Northwestern Mutual, Chris Hall, Financial, Representative, Strategic Financial Group Pathway Capital Management, LLC, Pete Veravanich, Vice President Target, John Gyllenhammer, Store Team Leader Transamerica Life Insurance, Orly Mohaber, Actuary

Register today at career.ucla.edu/Jumpstart<http://career.ucla.edu/JumpStart>

*Job Search Jumpstart is a fee-based program only open to currently registered UCLA students. The $20 fee will be charged to your BAR account upon registration. We are located in the Strathmore Building near parking structure eight. Questions? 310.206.1921 or marketing@career.ucla.edu

Nursing JumpStart

Wednesday, February 24, 4-7 pm
UCLA Career Center, Third Floor, Conference Room

Are you interested in nursing but not sure how to enter that field? Are you concerned about your options to go to nursing school if you don’t have an undergrad in nursing? Are you an undergrad nursing student that wants to learn about a Master’s program in the future? If you answered “yes” to these questions, then this workshop is for you.

This special three hour conference will provide you with the information you need to begin your nursing journey by learning about the admissions process for Accelerated Bachelor’s and Master’s programs (for non-nursing students) and generic Master’s programs (nursing students) from the following schools: • UCLA • Western University • Loma Linda • Mount St. Mary’s

You’ll also get a glimpse of what the nursing profession is like by hearing from a panel of practicing nurses specializing in different areas. They will share their perspectives on work/life balance, the job search, transition from student to professional and much more. You will also have an opportunity to ask questions of our guests in a “meet and greet” session at the end.

Nursing is a field that is both rewarding and challenging. It involves effective communication, teamwork, a compassionate heart and being able to “think on your feet.” Sign up today to discover this fascinating profession to help you get started on your journey to becoming a nursing professional!

Register today at career.ucla.edu/Jumpstart

*Job Search Jumpstart is a fee-based program only open to currently registered UCLA students. The $20 fee will be charged to your BAR account upon registration. We are located in the Strathmore Building near parking structure eight. Questions? 310.206.1921 or marketing@career.ucla.edu

Claremont McKenna Masters in Finance

Claremont McKenna Masters in Finance

Monday, February 22, 5:30PM-6:30 PM

Location: Ackerman 3517

- Guest Speaker: Michelle Chamberlain, Director of Public Relations at the Robert Day School of Economics and Finance
- Come and learn about their top-ranked Master’s in Finance program, which targets math students with an interest in finance, business, consulting, and more.
- *Come hungry* — Pizza and drinks will be provided.

2010-2011 Presidential Fellows Program

Center for the Study of the Presidency and Congress (CSPC)

2010-2011 Presidential Fellows Program

Application Deadline: Monday, March 15th, 2010

UCLA appoints one UCLA student as a Presidential Fellow each year through the UCLA Center for American Politics and Public Policy.

The Washington, DC-based Center for the Study of the Presidency and Congress Presidential Fellows program offers students of the executive branch of the U.S. government the opportunity to:

• Develop, under the guidance of a faculty mentor, a research paper on a topic related to the United States presidency and the executive branch of U.S government. Outstanding papers are published in the Presidential Studies Quarterly, an annual anthology of Fellows’ work;

• Attend two conferences in Washington, DC during the fellowship year at which Fellows participate in policy workshops with scholars, senior government officials, and nationally-recognized policy experts. Travel and accommodation expenses are covered by UCLA and the CSPC.

For more information about the Presidential Fellows program, including an informational video and an archive of previous Fellow papers, visit:

http://www.thepresidency.org/what-we-do/current-programs/presidential-fellows-program

Application Deadline:  The deadline for applications to be submitted to the UCLA CAPPP office is Monday, March 15th, 2010. The Fellow will be

chosen by April 15, 2010.

Eligibility:   Students must be enrolled full-time in an undergraduate or graduate program at UCLA during their fellowship year.

Application requirements:

1) Cover letter describing applicant’s proposed research paper question and any relevant experience or qualifications; the letter should be addressed to Professor Joel D. Aberbach, director of the UCLA Center for American Politics and Public Policy (CAPPP);

2) Unofficial UCLA transcript;

3) One letter of recommendation from a UCLA professor. Letter must be sealed in an envelope and signed by the recommender across the seal.

Applications and recommendation letters should be directed to the following address:

UCLA Center for American Politics and Public Policy

Attn: CSPS Presidential Fellowship

2133 Rolfe Hall

Box 951484

Los Angeles, CA 90095-1484

CAMPUS MAILCODE: 148402

Materials may also be emailed to Carol Ann Wald at cwald@cappp.ucla.edu . Students may also contact Carol Wald with questions.

Government and Community Fair

GOVERNMENT AND COMMUNITY FAIR 2010

Thursday, February 18, 4-8 p.m.

Covel Commons, Grand Horizons Room

More information to come.

Law Jumpstart

Law Jumpstart

Thursday, February 18, 4-8 pm   **This program reaches capacity seating each year so register early to reserve your seat
UCLA Career Center, Third Floor, Conference Room

Each year, thousands of students contemplate careers in U.S. law. Do you know if you have what it takes to succeed in this competitive field? Are you an analytical thinker who sticks to the facts, has a great memory, highly skilled in the English language, and passionate about defending your client(s)? If you are, we’ve got special guests (law school admissions officers and professionals) who will share their expertise with you.

This is a four hour exclusive session so be prepared to absorb the data. Even if you think you know how to process yourself into law school, come to this session for shortcuts or reminders and get that edge. (Note: Please be on time.)

Reps from these law schools include (but are not limited to):
UCLA School of Law, Karman Hsu, Director of Admissions
University of Michigan Law School
University of Minnesota Law School
University of Texas School of Law    Vanderbilt University School of Law

Boalt (UC Berkeley)

USC

Register today at career.ucla.edu/Jumpstart

*Job Search Jumpstart is a fee-based program only open to currently registered UCLA students. The $20 fee will be charged to your BAR account upon registration. We are located in the Strathmore Building near parking structure eight. Questions? 310.206.1921 or marketing@career.ucla.edu.

Econ/Finance/Accounting Jumpstart

Econ/Finance/Accounting Jumpstart

Thursday, February 11, 4-7 pm
UCLA Career Center, Third Floor, Conference Room

Are you considering a career or summer internship in accounting, finance, or economics? Gathering information and connecting with industry professionals are key steps to attaining your dream job in these industries. Join our presenters, business professionals, and career counselors for an evening focusing on opportunities in Economics, Finance, and Accounting. Students will walk away with specific strategies on researching companies, making yourself stand out, and what it takes to succeed in the business world.

Industry experts will share their stories and provide networking opportunities that could give you a competitive edge necessary for these exciting and challenging industries.

Representatives from the following companies will be at this program (subject to change):

Compass LexECON
Strategic Financial Group
Target
Pathway Capital
Becker Professional Education
And more!

Register today at career.ucla.edu/Jumpstart

*Job Search Jumpstart is a fee-based program only open to currently registered UCLA students. The $20 fee will be charged to your BAR account upon registration. We are located in the Strathmore Building near parking structure eight. Questions? 310.206.1921 or marketing@career.ucla.edu

The Institute for Recruitment of Teachers (IRT)

Are you passionate about the education of underrepresented students in K-16?

What: The Institute for Recruitment of Teachers (IRT) is a great opportunity for students who wish to pursue graduate degrees in the fields of Humanities,   Social Sciences, Education and Mathematics. Many IRT students have received full funding to pursue advanced degrees!!!

When:  Monday, February 22nd 5-6:30pm

Where: 3320 Moore Hall

Who: a representative from IRT will be on campus to talk about graduate school preparation and opportunities available to YOU.

IMPORTANT: Individual interviews will be taking place on Tuesday, February 23rd from 9-12:00pm and 1-4:00pm@ Moore 3034. Please email Ana Soltero Lopez to get a slot (asoltero@college.ucla.edu)

The mission of the IRT is to reduce over time the critical underrepresentation of certain minority groups on K-12 and University faculties, as well as to address the attendant educational consequences of these disparities. Providing positive role models to youth, the institute serves the related goals of supporting school and campus environments. Each year, the institute supports throughout the graduate school application process outstanding college students and graduates from diverse backgrounds that are committed to these ideals. For more information, visit the webpage for more information at www.andover.edu/irt. You may also e-mail IRT at irt@andover.edu or call (978) 749-4116.

2010 Southern California Forum for Diversity in Graduate Education

A FREE EVENT FOR THOSE INTERESTED IN

GRADUATE SCHOOL:

2010 Southern California Forum for Diversity in Graduate Education

Where: California State University, Channel Islands

When: Saturday, April 17, 2010 from 9 am-4 pm

What: Students will attend workshops that will give them the opportunity to explore graduate opportunities and resources.  Students will also have the opportunity to meet over 100 graduate school representatives from leading institutions.

Who: underrepresented, low-income and first-generation sophomore, junior or senior class standing or candidacy for a master’s (NOT for

those interested in business, law or medicine)

Sign up in 1202 Campbell Hall!!!

FREE TRANSPORTATION!  (With a $20 refundable check)

FREE access to GRE Prep Course! (Upon evaluation completion)

FREE LUNCH!

*ALL AAP students are strongly encouraged to attend!*

Co-sponsored by: AAP Mentoring Programs *(310) 794- 4186 * 1202 Campbell

UCLA campus contact: Ana Soltero López: asoltero@college.ucla.edu

Registration Deadline is: Friday, April 9, 2010

Claremont Graduate University’s School of Mathematical Sciences Campus Visit

The Claremont Graduate University’s School of Mathematical Sciences will be on campus for an info session on Wednesday, January 27th, at 5:30 p.mm in MS 5200. The talk will feature the school’s Director of Admissions and Professor Allon Percus. Come and learn about their prestigious graduate programs in Financial Engineering , Applied Mathematics , and more.

*Seniors* — It’s not too late to apply! You can still complete an application in time for their February 1st deadline!  This is a great option for anyone interested in finance, computational sciences, pure and applied math, and much more!

*Come hungry* — Pizza and drinks will be provided.

CGU School of Math Sciences Info Session
Date: Wednesday, January 27th 2010
Location: Math Sciences Bldg, Room 5200
Time: 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm

For questions and additional information, contact the Undergraduate Math Students’ Association at umsa@math.ucla.edu

City Hall Fellows

City Hall Fellows is a non-partisan nonprofit training the next generation of leaders for America’s cities.  Our 12-month, paid, post-college Fellowship integrates hands-on experience working within the highest levels of local government with intensive training in how cities work.  For the class of 2011, we will be placing cohorts of Fellows in 3 cities:

  • Houston, Texas
  • San Francisco, California
  • Baton Rouge, Louisiana

The Fellowship is open to students of ALL majors.  I would appreciate it if you would let your top students know about this opportunity.

A detailed overview of the Fellowship, as well as application materials and instructions, are on our website, www.cityhallfellows.org.  Applications for our next Fellowship Class are due March 10, 2010.  The Fellowship year begins August 2, 2010 and runs through July 29, 2011.

Our staff, Fellows and alumni will be visiting campuses around the country over the next two months.  We also will be hosting several free, live webinars for students we are unable to meet in person.  All of these are posted on our schedule of events at http://www.cityhallfellows.org/Application_Calendar.html (which is frequently updated).

BlackRock Info Session

We would like to invite you to the BlackRock information session at UCLA on Tuesday, January 26.  Please find an invitation to the event with the location details below.  For more information on BlackRock, you may visit our website at www.blackrock.com.  We are looking forward to seeing you in a couple weeks!

What: BlackRock Information Session
When: Tuesday, January 26
7:30-8:30pm
Where: UCLA Career Center
Third Floor, Conference Rooms A and B

Big 4 Forum

BIG 4 FORUM
Thursday, January 14, 2009, 5 – 7 p.m.
Ackerman 2nd Floor Lounge
Attire: Business Professional

The Big 4 Forum welcomes students of all majors with an interest in accounting as a career. The four biggest public accounting firms will be in attendance and include Deloitte, Ernst & Young, KPMG, and PricewaterhouseCoopers. Students will not only get a chance to meet recruiters but also professionals from different service lines such as tax, audit, and advisory.

Students will have the opportunity to learn about the firms, as well as their summer internships and leadership conferences. This event occurs before the socials and internship resume drop deadline. Therefore, it is a great networking opportunity for students.

This is the ONLY event during before internship and leadership conferences recruitment in which ALL of the Big 4 will be in attendance. This event is ideal for juniors and sophomores to attend.

For BAY members, RSVP to bay.big4forum@gmail.com.

For non-members, there is a $7 fee for sign-ups before the event date and $10 at the door.  Students may sign-up and pay at www.baybruins.org. For more information about the event and how to sign up, please visit this link.

Winter Career Fair

Winter Career Fair
When: Friday, January 8th (THIS Friday)

Time: 10AM-3PM
Room: Ackerman 2412
Come and meet companies very interested in meeting you! Representatives from companies such as Microsoft, Accenture, and Symantec will be in attendance, ready to answer any questions you might have regarding their work, their positions, and the types of skills and knowledge needed to get ahead of the pack for recruiting season. Companies will be accepting resumes for open positions and tell you the best way to get your foot in the door. This is also a great time to develop a relationship with recruiters and get to know them on a more personal level.

Companies in Attendance: Microsoft, Northrop Grumman, CIA, DirecTV, Accenture, INROADS, T-Mobile, Symantec, and more!

Investment Banking Presentation

Credit Suisse LA will be hosting a Summer Analyst Investment Banking presentation on Thursday, January 7 from 7-8:30 pm in the Career Center, Third Floor, Conference Room B.  We would appreciate it if you could let current Juniors who are interested in Investment Banking know about this opportunity.

Job Search Jump Start Workshop

Job Search Jump Start

Last Chance for Fall Quarter!
Friday, December 4, 1-4 pm
UCLA Career Center, Third Floor, Conference Room

All Majors and Class Standing May Attend

What’s the secret to landing that first job right out of college? What can you do to gain the edge in a competitive job market that is further challenged by the current economic downturn? Our professional career counselors will share five of our core workshops in a compact three-hour format. Job Search Jump Start is a exclusive program designed and delivered for the UCLA student.

Now is the time to turn the degree you have been working so hard on into a career. Whether you are returning next winter or graduating this spring, it’s not too late or too early to explore your career options or land that first job or internship. This three hour conference will provide you with information and insights on careers, internship and job search strategies, resumes, written correspondence, interviewing techniques, career research, and our exclusive BruinView™ career management and job search system.

Register today at career.ucla.edu/JumpStart

*Job Search Jump Start is a fee-based program only open to currently registered UCLA students. The $20 fee will be charged to your BAR account upon registration. We are located in the Strathmore Building near parking structure eight. Questions? 310.206.1921 or marketing@career.ucla.edu

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For UCLA students with an interest in the MBA, we now have a Career Information binder on MBA schools..

It is on the “MBA shelf” in the Career Resources library in the UCLA Career Center along side the additional MBA books and other resources.

  1. Harvard University **Stanford University
  2. Northwestern University
  3. University of Pennsylvania
  4. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan)
  5. University of Chicago
  6. University of California – Berkeley (Hass)
  7. Dartmouth College
  8. Columbia University
  9. Yale University
  10. New York University
  11. Duke University
  12. University of Michigan – Ann Arbor
  13. University of California Los Angeles
  14. Carnegie Mellon University
  15. University of Virginia
  16. Cornell University
  17. University of Texas—Austin
  18. Georgetown University
  19. University of North Carolina—Chapel Hill

20.  University of Southern California

Deadlines and Workshops for Week of Dec 7th

Counseling Assistant Topics Announcement LIST
Week of December 7, 2009
The College Academic News Bulletin

Check out the web version of CATALIST at
http://www.ugeducation.ucla.edu/counseling/catalist/catalist_main.htm

TOPICS:

* Letters & Science Dates and Deadlines
* First Day Reminders
* Holidays and CAC December Closure
* Math Diagnostic Exam
* General Campus Workshops and Events
* Spotlight on Campus Resources: UCLA Organizations Database
* UCLA Campus Academic Regulations: UCLA Extension Credit

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LETTERS & SCIENCE DATES AND DEADLINES

Saturday – Friday, December 5 – 11

- Final exams

Friday, December 11

- Quarter ends

Friday, December 18

- Registration fee payment deadline
- last day to waive student health insurance plan (SHIP)

Friday, January 1

- Financial aid disbursement

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FIRST DAY REMINDERS

Monday, January 4

- Winter quarter begins
- Instruction begins
- First day to request excess student units (i.e. more than 19)
- First day to obtain FAFSA for 2010-2011 online
- First day to apply for student parking for SPRING quarter

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HOLIDAYS AND CAC DECEMBER CLOSURE

Have a great break! CATALIST will return week 1 with announcements for week 2.

Friday, December 11

- Hanukkah begins at sundown

Monday, December 14 – Friday, December 18

- Window 1 will be closed.

Saturday – Sunday, December 19 – January 3

- Winter Campus Closure. College Academic Counseling will be closed from December 19 – January 3, reopening on Monday, January 4.
- Virtual counseling will still be available Monday through Friday 3 – 4 except on 12/24, 12/25, 12/31, and 12/1.

Thursday, December 24

- Christmas Eve
- No virtual counseling

Friday, December 25

- Christmas
- No virtual counseling

Saturday, December 26

- Kwanzaa begins

Thursday, December 31

- New Year’s Eve
- No virtual counseling

Friday, January 1

- New Year’s Day
- No virtual counseling

Monday, January 4

- College Academic Counseling reopens and normal services resume.

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MATH DIAGNOSTIC EXAM

January 4, 2010
4:00 pm
Franz 1178

The Mathematics Department will be giving ONE math diagnostic exam on Monday, January 4, 2010.  Please note that Math 1 will still not be offered in the Winter or Spring quarter, and Math 3A and Math 31A will still not be offered in the Spring quarter.

If a student is unable obtain an acceptable score on this exam on 1/4/2010, then other options will have to be worked out with their respective department and/or college counselors.

* You do not need to register for the test.
* Please bring a #2 pencil, eraser, and student ID card to the test. Calculators are optional.
* an Online practice exam is located at: http://mdtp.ucsd.edu/crtest/

Please go to http://www.math.ucla.edu/ugrad/diagnostic.shtml for more details about the exam.

Email all questions to ugrad@math.ucla.edu.

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GENERAL CAMPUS WORKSHOPS AND EVENTS

Monday, January 4

* 5:00 – 6:00 pm   Student Research Program Workshop: obtain the necessary information and handouts for enrolling and receiving Course 99 credit. The workshop will also provide you with information on writing a curriculum vitae and finding a faculty mentor. (Boyer 130)

Tuesday, January 5

* 5:00 – 6:00 pm    Student Research Program Workshop: obtain the necessary information and handouts for enrolling and receiving Course 99 credit. The workshop will also provide you with information on writing a curriculum vitae and finding a faculty mentor. (Boyer 130)

Friday, January 8

* 5:00 – 6:00 pm    Student Research Program Workshop: obtain the necessary information and handouts for enrolling and receiving Course 99 credit. The workshop will also provide you with information on writing a curriculum vitae and finding a faculty mentor. (LS 2320)

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SPOTLIGHT ON CAMPUS RESOURCES: UCLA ORGANIZATION DATABASE

UCLA is a large campus with many social and academic groups. The UCLA Organization Database is a useful website if you would like to be more involved in campus life, but don’t know where to start.

You can search for groups by keyword or name, or you can browse by over 60 different categories. Each entry in the database provides a brief overview of the group, associated keywords, and contact information — including websites if applicable.

The database is located here: http://ucla.orgsync.com/Search

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UCLA CAMPUS ACADEMIC REGULATIONS: UCLA EXTENSION CREDIT

UCLA Extension sponsors a wide range of programs designed to offer members of the community opportunities for educational, cultural, civic, and personal enrichment.  In order to receive degree credit for work done at UCLA Extension, you must take courses numbered X 1-199, XL 1-199, or XLC 1-199 and be taken in a quarter in which you are NOT attending UCLA regular session (fall, winter or spring quarters). The only time that you will receive credit for these extension courses is during Summer Session or if you have taken the regular term off.

Please be aware that the type of credit you receive will vary according to the “category” in which your class falls. Read below for a detailed description of each category of coursework:

* XLC signifies that the Extension course is also a regular UCLA daytime class with space available to those who are not fully enrolled UCLA students. Grades from XLC classes, if transferred, are computed into your UCLA GPA.
* XL classes share course numbers with regular UCLA courses, but are often taught by different professors at night or on weekends. Specific UCLA course numbers and unit credit are given for XL transfer courses, but the grade is not calculated into your UCLA GPA (but might be calculated unofficially into your major or minor GPA).
* X courses transfer to UCLA with course titles and units but no grades. However, you may petition to have them fulfill particular requirements; consult your department or College counselor for more information.

Remember: since credit from UCLA Extension is treated like credit from another University:

* You must have your UCLA Extension transcripts sent to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.
* Be aware that enrolling simultaneously in a regular UCLA session and in classes through Extension is considered Concurrent Enrollment and generally NOT allowed.

Big 4 Forum

BIG 4 FORUM

Thursday, January 14, 2009, 5 – 7 p.m.

Ackerman 2nd Floor Lounge

Attire: Business Professional

The Big 4 Forum welcomes students of all majors with an interest in accounting as a career. The four biggest public accounting firms will be in attendance and include Deloitte, Ernst & Young, KPMG, and PricewaterhouseCoopers. Students will not only get a chance to meet recruiters but also professionals from different service lines such as tax, audit, and enterprise risk services.  Students will have the opportunity to learn about the firms, as well as their summer internships and leadership conferences.  This event occurs before the socials and internship resume drop deadline.  Therefore, it is a great networking opportunity for students.  This event is ideal for juniors and sophomores to attend.

For non-members, there is a $7 fee for sign-ups before the event date and $10 at the door.  Students may sign-up and pay at www.baybruins.org. For more information about the event and how to sign up, please visit this link.

Stanford Research Law Fellow

RESEARCH FELLOW, STANFORD LAW SCHOOL (Fixed term positions) * multi-job posting

 

Commitment: Full-time, starting Summer 2010, for 12-24 months each

 

Description: Assist with the research of Professors Alison Morantz, Daniel Ho, Daniel Kessler, and Jeff Strnad at Stanford Law School. All positions involve assessment of existing empirical work, statistical analyses of large data sets, programming, basic research and data collection, and report writing. These positions are ideal for recent college/university graduates and provide an excellent opportunity for those considering law school, graduate school, and/or business school in the future. Prior research fellows have matriculated to law school at Harvard, Yale, Stanford, and Columbia and/or Ph.D. programs at Harvard, Yale, Stanford, and MIT. Several positions are available.

 

 

Job Qualifications:

 

 Outstanding academic credentials and intellectual ability required.

 

 A background in a social science or a mathematical field and interest in law and public policy.

 

 Experience with quantitative data analysis, statistics, and/or econometrics, and familiarity with commonly used statistical/numerical analysis packages.

 

 Basic knowledge of computer programming required.

 

 Solid quantitative aptitude, excellent communication skills, attention to detail, strong writing abilities, and the ability to work independently.

 

 Prior research experience, especially in labor economics, workers’ compensation, health economics and policy, or quantitative political science/political economy preferred.

 

 

How to Apply:

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the positions are filled. There are (2) steps to applying:

(1) Send a resume, cover letter (addressed to “Research Fellows”), unofficial transcript, list of at least 2 references (including e-mail and phone numbers of professors or employers), and standardized test scores (e.g. GRE, LSAT, GMAT) by e-mail to: Stanford.Law.Fellows@gmail.com

(2) Submit your resume online via the Stanford jobs website http://jobs.stanford.edu/find_a_job.html – enter the job number 36164 in the keyword search field to locate this job posting and apply.

 

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