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Submitted by KierstenKariya on Mon, 01/22/2007 - 9:31am.
CS students looking for employment have a great resource just a mouse click away in the Computer Science Online Job Board. Each day, dozens of employers from around the Valley and throughout the nation post full-time, part-time, and internship opportunities on the board in an effort to reach out to the CS students at BYU.
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Submitted by KierstenKariya on Mon, 01/22/2007 - 9:29am.
On Wednesday, January 31, the WSC Ballroom and Garden Court will be transformed into a massive job fair as over 150 employers from around the nation arrive in an effort to recruit BYU students.
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Submitted by MikeJones on Fri, 11/10/2006 - 11:09am.
You may have noticed a "User login" link on CSAA webpages.
Creating a user account allows you to update your CSAA profile which includes information about your interests and areas of expertise. CSAA can then use this information to facilitate building connections between the alumni, the department and current students.
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Submitted by KierstenKariya on Wed, 11/08/2006 - 11:40am.
Despite the wind and rain, the annual CSAA homecoming dinner proved to be a great time for faculty and alumni alike.
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Submitted by KierstenKariya on Wed, 11/08/2006 - 11:17am.
Sue Allen (BS '71) is one of the first graduates of the BYU CS program. She began her career debugging COBOL compilers on Univac mainframe computers for New England Mutual Life Insurance Company before quiting to stay home with 4 children and various foster children. In this spotlight article, she shares her insights on using and maintaining CS skills while remaining at home to raise children. Her solution is quite simple: volunteer!
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Submitted by MikeJones on Mon, 10/23/2006 - 9:53am.
If you are a friend or alum at Microsoft, visit the Microsoft Scholarship in Computer Science page to find out how you can contribute. Your efforts will be multiplied as Microsoft will match your contribution as will the BYU President's Leadership Council (subject to certain limits, see website for details). And, of course, many thanks to those of you who've already contributed.
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Submitted by MikeJones on Thu, 10/19/2006 - 10:30pm.
The 2006 Homecoming Dinner will be held in the courtyard of the new JFSB which is located just south of the TMCB. In case of inclimate weather, the dinner will be held in the Terrace Court of the Wilkinson Student Building. If you requested tickets, they have been sent to the email address you provided. If you did not recieve your tickets, come anyway. We'll bring a copy of the list.
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Submitted by MikeJones on Fri, 10/13/2006 - 12:27pm.
Dallan Quass will give the 2006 College of Physical and Mathematical Science Honored Alumni Lecture. The title of Quass' lecture is "Trust in the Lord" and the lecture will be given at 11 am in 1170 TMCB on the BYU Campus. Dallan Quass is a BYU CS Alum and former president of the BYU CS Alumni Association. Friends and Alumni are welcome to attend.
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Submitted by MikeJones on Mon, 10/02/2006 - 7:33am.
The CSAA is pleased to invite alumni and friends of the department, along with their families, to the annual CS Homecoming Dinner on Friday October 20 begining at 5:30 pm. The dinner will be held in the new JFSB courtyard and feature a new menu. Free tickets are required and can be obtained by creating or updating your CSAA profile.
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Submitted by KierstenKariya on Wed, 09/20/2006 - 2:28pm.
The generosity of ExxonMobil Corporation and BYU alumni working there has created an endowed fund, providing scholarship money to BYU students in Computer Science.
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