Employment Opportunities: Adimab Biotech

Employer Connections Fair

STEM Talks: Design and Evaluation of Everyday Interactive Robots

Panel Discussion: Career Perspectives from Alumni Women in Engineering


Film: Environmental Documentary at the Hop

Workshop: Strategies for your STEM thesis, Wednesday April 4, 6:00 – 8:00PM

Workshop: Combatting Workplace Harassment, Thursday April 5, 6:00-7:00PM

Dartmouth Science News: Nicotine Vaping Likely Leads to More, not Fewer Smokers

Dartmouth Science News: Perceptions of Anxiety and Women in STEM

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Are you writing an honors thesis in health science, science, or engineering, or thinking about writing one in the future? Join Karen Afre (Academic Skills Center), Nick Van Kley (RWIT), and Katie Harding (Kresge Library) as we discuss strategies and tools for writing your thesis. We’ll talk about creating a realistic timeline for your project using your time effectively writing in a scientific discipline outlining and drafting your thesis finding important sources for your literature review working with a citation manager Pizza and drinks will be provided.

Register at https://libcal.dartmouth.edu/event/4114290

This workshop for students will explore workplace harassment, issues of power dynamics, and realistic approaches to them. The workshop is sponsored by the Rockefeller Center. For more information see: http://news.dartmouth.edu/events/event?event=50763&listing=1#.Wrkrq8gh0o8

Work by Dartmouth researchers from the Norris Cotton Cancer Center was recently featured in various news outlets. The research suggests that vaping actually increases the number of smokers rather than allowing smokers to quit. To read more about this, see: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-03-14/e-cigarette-study-says-they-lead-to-more-smokers-than-they-stop

Professor Mary Flanagan along with Dartmouth post-doctoral scholar Gili Freedman and other colleagues used narratives to explore women’s experiences in STEM. They specifically focused on differences in how women and men attribute anxiety in a STEM class. To find out more, see: http://www.thedartmouth.com/article/2018/03/researchers-study-perceptions-of-anxiety-and-women-in-stem

Adimab is a biotechnology company founded by Dartmouth Professor Tillman Gerngross and his colleagues. It focuses on antibody discovery. They currently have openings for individuals who recently graduated or who will be soon graduating. The current openings include:

Predoctoral Research Associate program: 2-year industry program for undergraduates interested in future PhD studies.  The value proposition is get industry experience before your PhD, which opens more options post grad school.  Begins summer 2018.
  
Research Associate positions for graduating bachelor degree students with biomedical lab research experience.

For more information on job openings at Adimab, see: http://www.adimab.com/careers 

April 3, 11AM-3PM

CPD will be holding their Employer Connections Fair on April 3. Drop into Alumni Hall anytime from 11-3. More than 50 employers representing many different industries will be present.

• SENIORS & GRAD STUDENTS: Learn about entry-level job openings.
• JUNIORS: Hear about internship openings and start exploring potential jobs post-graduation.
• SOPHOMORES: Begin building professional relationships before your internship search launches this summer.
• FIRST-YEARS: Make connections now to save you time later! Hear exactly what employers are looking for.

For more information see: https://sites.dartmouth.edu/cpd/spring-2017-fair/

April 2, 3:30-4:30PM

This talk will explore human-robot interaction and where robotics needs to go to develop robots with the necessary skills to effectively interact with people. For more information on this talk see: http://news.dartmouth.edu/events/event?event=50854&listing=1#.WrkrEsgh0o8

April 4, 3:00-5:00PM

Dartmouth engineering alumnae will talk about their career paths and experiences. They will also welcome questions. This event is sponsored by the student chapter of the Society of Women Engineers. For more information see: http://news.dartmouth.edu/events/event?event=50389&listing=1#.WrkrXcgh0o8

April 7, 7:00-9:00PM

The Hop presents some of the best ocean adventures and environmental documentaries. For more information or to see the trailer, go to: http://news.dartmouth.edu/events/event?event=50514&listing=1#.Wrkwvsgh0o8