This conference is from the Jan. 29th and 30th, please send your names to Sossena Wood at president.pittnsbe@gmail.com if you plan to attend. If at least 5 people from NSBE register we get a discounted fee of $15. So shoot her an email immediately if you are interested.
Saturday, January 16, 2010
MINORITIES IN PITTSBURGH CONFERENCE (RCMBA)
NSBE Summer Job Opportunities
Summer Oportunities that all NSBE members should consider taking a hold of, some with deadlines that are coming up real soon and upcoming deadlines:
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NEXT JUMP (www.nextjump.com)
Title: Software Engineer - Web Applications Intern (10 weeks - Summer 2010)
Location: Cambridge, MA / New York, NY
Compensation: Competitive
Eligibility: Undergraduate juniors and master's degree students with
significant web-application experience
Resume Deadline: January 24, 2010
On-Campus Interviews in February
Apply online: www.nextjump.com/applynow
Internship Description:
Do you live and breathe technology, take pride in your
accomplishments, and enjoy working with talented engineers? Next Jump
is looking for inspired students interested in designing, architecture
and coding cutting edge web 2.0 applications in a fast-paced agile
development environment.
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Bloomberg Campus/Entry Level Recruiting is hosting the first Annual
B-Discovered Day; a one-day boot camp designed to expose students of
diverse backgrounds to career opportunities at Bloomberg LP. Currently
Bloomberg has entry level positions available in our Research and
Development and Analytics Department. B-Discovered will give
participants an opportunity to network with Bloomberg professionals,
gain more insight into both these roles and apply for these
opportunities.
Bloomberg will coordinate travel and provide a stipend for associate
expenditures to those selected to participate.
Ideal candidates have an academic backgrounds in:
Computer Science, Mathematics, Computer Engineering, Accounting
Physics, Electrical Engineering, Economics, Statistics, Mechanical Engineering
Finance, Civil Engineering, Business
International students welcome
To Apply: Complete the attached application and send all requested
materials to bdiscovered@bloomberg.com by January 20, 2010.
All general questions should be directed to bdiscovered@bloomberg.com
B-Discovered Networking Day
Date: Friday, February 12th
Time: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Location: 731 Lexington Avenue (entrance on 58th Street between
Lexington and Third Avenues)
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Morgan Stanley is offering a paid summer internship and $10,000.00
scholarship to JUNIOR students interested in their Finance, Operations
and Technology divisions.
The Richard B. Fisher Scholarship program is a competitive scholarship
program established in June 1993 to provide outstanding students of
Black and Hispanic descent, who have been historically
underrepresented as employees in the financial services industry, with
(i) a financial award for exceptional academic achievement, (ii) a
summer internship the summer prior to graduation with Morgan Stanley
and (iii) a meaningful relationship with one of the premier firms in
the industry.Sstudents of all majors and disciplines are encouraged to
apply. The application deadline is Monday, February 8, 2010.
Morgan Stanley Richard B. Fisher Scholars are selected to work as
summer analysts in the firm’s Finance, Operations or Technology
divisions. In order to be eligible for the scholarship students must
be currently enrolled as a junior at the time of this application,
have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0 (on a scale of
4.0), be of Black or Hispanic descent and have a desire to work in the
financial services industry. Recipients of the scholarship are
awarded $10,000 for their senior year.
Students who are interested in this opportunity should send an email
to terisa.kretzmann@morganstanley.com to have an application emailed
to them.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Terisa
Kretzmann at Terisa.Kretzmann@morganstanley.com.
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NEXT JUMP (www.nextjump.com)
Title: Software Engineer - Web Applications Intern (10 weeks - Summer 2010)
Location: Cambridge, MA / New York, NY
Compensation: Competitive
Eligibility: Undergraduate juniors and master's degree students with
significant web-application experience
Resume Deadline: January 24, 2010
On-Campus Interviews in February
Apply online: www.nextjump.com/applynow
Internship Description:
Do you live and breathe technology, take pride in your
accomplishments, and enjoy working with talented engineers? Next Jump
is looking for inspired students interested in designing, architecture
and coding cutting edge web 2.0 applications in a fast-paced agile
development environment.
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Bloomberg Campus/Entry Level Recruiting is hosting the first Annual
B-Discovered Day; a one-day boot camp designed to expose students of
diverse backgrounds to career opportunities at Bloomberg LP. Currently
Bloomberg has entry level positions available in our Research and
Development and Analytics Department. B-Discovered will give
participants an opportunity to network with Bloomberg professionals,
gain more insight into both these roles and apply for these
opportunities.
Bloomberg will coordinate travel and provide a stipend for associate
expenditures to those selected to participate.
Ideal candidates have an academic backgrounds in:
Computer Science, Mathematics, Computer Engineering, Accounting
Physics, Electrical Engineering, Economics, Statistics, Mechanical Engineering
Finance, Civil Engineering, Business
International students welcome
To Apply: Complete the attached application and send all requested
materials to bdiscovered@bloomberg.com by January 20, 2010.
All general questions should be directed to bdiscovered@bloomberg.com
B-Discovered Networking Day
Date: Friday, February 12th
Time: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Location: 731 Lexington Avenue (entrance on 58th Street between
Lexington and Third Avenues)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Morgan Stanley is offering a paid summer internship and $10,000.00
scholarship to JUNIOR students interested in their Finance, Operations
and Technology divisions.
The Richard B. Fisher Scholarship program is a competitive scholarship
program established in June 1993 to provide outstanding students of
Black and Hispanic descent, who have been historically
underrepresented as employees in the financial services industry, with
(i) a financial award for exceptional academic achievement, (ii) a
summer internship the summer prior to graduation with Morgan Stanley
and (iii) a meaningful relationship with one of the premier firms in
the industry.Sstudents of all majors and disciplines are encouraged to
apply. The application deadline is Monday, February 8, 2010.
Morgan Stanley Richard B. Fisher Scholars are selected to work as
summer analysts in the firm’s Finance, Operations or Technology
divisions. In order to be eligible for the scholarship students must
be currently enrolled as a junior at the time of this application,
have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0 (on a scale of
4.0), be of Black or Hispanic descent and have a desire to work in the
financial services industry. Recipients of the scholarship are
awarded $10,000 for their senior year.
Students who are interested in this opportunity should send an email
to terisa.kretzmann@morganstanley.com to have an application emailed
to them.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Terisa
Kretzmann at Terisa.Kretzmann@morganstanley.com.
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Dr. King Day of Service - A Day On, Not a Day Off!
Purpose
The National Society of Black Engineers and the Black Action Society at the University of Pittsburgh have partnered to plan the 2010 MLK Day of Service. The event was programmed to engage the student population of the University of Pittsburgh in the celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s life. The student community of Pittsburgh will be given an opportunity to give back to the community for which the students live in as well as teach and learn the life and ways of Dr. King. Students will get the chance to make a positive impact on the community with hopes to positively affect the community that has raised these college students through their adult years. Also, students are to volunteer with the hopes to inspire some child to want to attend college in the future as an effort to increase the society’s literacy.
On this day of service, these two organizations plan on partnering with several other student organizations to do acts of kindness in the spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Student leaders of both organizations are encouraging other students as well as the Pittsburgh community to make the holiday “a day on, not a day off.”
The event will take place Monday, January 18th, 2010 during 11:00AM and 3:00PM. A brief orientation will occur at 10:00AM on that Monday on the main campus of the University of Pittsburgh in Oakland, Pennsylvania.
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Projects:
The projects that have been planned focus on the following areas:
Increasing the literacy of children
-Read to the children and educate them about the life of Dr. King through various hospitals, community centers, and local libraries
-Pack children books that will be shipped to facilities or homes to encourage childhood literacy
Providing clothing to unfortunate adults and youth
-Conduct a clothing drive three weeks prior to the event
-Donate winter jackets to infants in foster care
Provide mentoring to misguided youth in the Pittsburgh area
Feeding those whom are unable to provide food for their selves
-Work with area Food Banks, homeless shelters, and soup kitchens to make sure that the less fortunate are being reached.
Please be aware that the projects are not restricted to these areas and ideas. Our program staff is still open to more opportunities and ideas for the event. Suggestions can be made to Erica Brokaw at co.programs2.pittnsbe@gmail.com.
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Who can participate in the 2010 MLK Day of Service?
This event is not only restricted to the University of Pittsburgh student community. People of all ages,
backgrounds, and abilities are encouraged to serve on Martin Luther King’s Day, and to make the day the beginning of an ongoing commitment to a cause that is meaningful to them and serves a need in the Pittsburgh community.
How your organization/ corporation can help?
Several local Pittsburgh organizations and corporations have offered to join in the planning and fulfillment of this day of service. Your organization may also be involved in this day of service. If you are interested in creating a volunteer site or you simply would like to volunteer please email Oyinkansola Dina at outreach.pittnsbe@gmail.com.
How can I donate to the cause?
We are looking for in-kind donations and sponsorships of all sorts. To donate, please contact Sossena Wood at president.pittnsbe@gmail.com. Information for the organization’s mailing address and any other information will be provided.
How Can I Continue to Serve After King Day?
As part of his United We Serve initiative, President Obama has called upon all Americans to make service a part of their daily lives. Where and how you serve is up to you – the important thing is to get involved. Please email Oyinkansola Dina at outreach.pittnsbe@gmail.com for more information about the following days to continue conduct service for various volunteering sites.
The National Society of Black Engineers and the Black Action Society at the University of Pittsburgh have partnered to plan the 2010 MLK Day of Service. The event was programmed to engage the student population of the University of Pittsburgh in the celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s life. The student community of Pittsburgh will be given an opportunity to give back to the community for which the students live in as well as teach and learn the life and ways of Dr. King. Students will get the chance to make a positive impact on the community with hopes to positively affect the community that has raised these college students through their adult years. Also, students are to volunteer with the hopes to inspire some child to want to attend college in the future as an effort to increase the society’s literacy.
On this day of service, these two organizations plan on partnering with several other student organizations to do acts of kindness in the spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Student leaders of both organizations are encouraging other students as well as the Pittsburgh community to make the holiday “a day on, not a day off.”
The event will take place Monday, January 18th, 2010 during 11:00AM and 3:00PM. A brief orientation will occur at 10:00AM on that Monday on the main campus of the University of Pittsburgh in Oakland, Pennsylvania.
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Projects:
The projects that have been planned focus on the following areas:
Increasing the literacy of children
-Read to the children and educate them about the life of Dr. King through various hospitals, community centers, and local libraries
-Pack children books that will be shipped to facilities or homes to encourage childhood literacy
Providing clothing to unfortunate adults and youth
-Conduct a clothing drive three weeks prior to the event
-Donate winter jackets to infants in foster care
Provide mentoring to misguided youth in the Pittsburgh area
Feeding those whom are unable to provide food for their selves
-Work with area Food Banks, homeless shelters, and soup kitchens to make sure that the less fortunate are being reached.
Please be aware that the projects are not restricted to these areas and ideas. Our program staff is still open to more opportunities and ideas for the event. Suggestions can be made to Erica Brokaw at co.programs2.pittnsbe@gmail.com.
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Who can participate in the 2010 MLK Day of Service?
This event is not only restricted to the University of Pittsburgh student community. People of all ages,
backgrounds, and abilities are encouraged to serve on Martin Luther King’s Day, and to make the day the beginning of an ongoing commitment to a cause that is meaningful to them and serves a need in the Pittsburgh community.
How your organization/ corporation can help?
Several local Pittsburgh organizations and corporations have offered to join in the planning and fulfillment of this day of service. Your organization may also be involved in this day of service. If you are interested in creating a volunteer site or you simply would like to volunteer please email Oyinkansola Dina at outreach.pittnsbe@gmail.com.
How can I donate to the cause?
We are looking for in-kind donations and sponsorships of all sorts. To donate, please contact Sossena Wood at president.pittnsbe@gmail.com. Information for the organization’s mailing address and any other information will be provided.
How Can I Continue to Serve After King Day?
As part of his United We Serve initiative, President Obama has called upon all Americans to make service a part of their daily lives. Where and how you serve is up to you – the important thing is to get involved. Please email Oyinkansola Dina at outreach.pittnsbe@gmail.com for more information about the following days to continue conduct service for various volunteering sites.
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