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OSU MECHANICAL,
INDUSTRIAL, & MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING E-BULLETIN E-BULLETIN SECTIONS—QUICK LINKS >GRAD STUDENTS/ FACULTY/ STAFF Job and
Internship Postings—Students Faculty
and Post-Doc Positions Note: For access to past MIME e-bulletins, visit e-bulletin archives. OSU’s OCEAN RENEWABLE ENERGY RESEARCH SEEKS FEDERAL FUNDING The January issue of “Life@OSU”
recognizes two OSU research directors for signing on to an urgent letter to
President-elect Obama’s transition team calling for inclusion of ocean
energy—along with solar, wind, and geothermal—in federal renewable energy research
funding. Part of this funding, they argue, should go to environmental impact
research and public outreach. Dr. Robert Paasch (MIME associate
professor and interim program director of the Northwest National Marine
Renewable Energy Center) and George Boehlert (Fisheries and Wildlife
professor and director of OSU’s Hatfield Marine Science Center) signed the
document titled “Ocean Renewable Energy: a Shared Vision & Call for
Action.” Click
here to read the full “Life@OSU” article, watch a
video of OSU’s energy generator being deployed, and learn more about the
importance of ocean renewable energy. Visit the MIME event calendar online January 12–23: MLK,
Jr. Celebratory Events at OSU. Click here for a complete list of events throughout the
month of January. Mon Jan 12: Formula SAE Meeting. 6–7 pm, Rogers 132 (SAE Shop). Construction of the 2009 car is underway. If you have access to the MIME Machining Lab, the Formula team has a project for you! Come to the meeting to discuss what has been done so far, and what needs to be done this week. All MIME students are welcome to attend. Mon Jan 12: Design, Build, & Fly (DBF) Meeting. 6–7
pm, Covell 017. Review last week’s work (including
wing design, power requirements, solid models of the
wing, and drafted ideas for the carrying cases), assign new design jobs, and
determine production methods. All OSU students are welcome to attend. Mon Jan 12: EWB El Salvador
Project Meeting. 7 pm, Gilmore 234. Focus on fund-raising. Also, begin to
analyze survey data collected by the last group of travelers. All OSU students
are welcome to attend. Tues Jan 13: Graduate Student Brown-bag: Walk with the Graduate Dean, led by Sally Francis. Noon–1 pm, meet at Graduate School (Kerr 300). Open to all grad students. For more info, click here. Tues Jan 13: Baja SAE Meeting. 5 pm, Rogers 230. Review previous week’s meeting and work that needs to be done. All MIME students are welcome to attend. Tues Jan 13: Micro Air Vehicle (MAV) Club Meeting. 6 pm, Rogers 442. Groups will give updates of their progress, and carbon fiber fabrication will be discussed. All OSU students are welcome to attend. Wed Jan 14: SME Education Foundation Scholarship Info Session and Workshop. 6:15 pm, Covell 221. Hosted by the Society of Manufacturing Engineers. See Scholarships and Fellowships. Wed Jan 14: American Institute of Aeronautics & Astronautics (AIAA) Club Meeting. 6–7 pm, Rogers 230. Will be selling small model rocket kits for the upcoming rocket competition. All OSU students interested in competing, observing, or launching rockets are welcome to attend. Interested but cannot attend AIAA meetings? Contact Kevin Lewis (kevin.t.lewis.11@gmail.com) to find out how to get involved. Fri Jan 16: Graduate Student Brown-bag: The Writing Center & Your Thesis. Noon–1 pm, MU Journey Room. Open to all grad students. For more info, click here. Fri Jan 16: COE Faculty Reception. 4–5 pm, Kearney atrium. Reception to honor and encourage pre-professional school students in the COE who have exhibited academic excellence. Hosted by the OSU chapter of Tau Beta Pi in conjunction with the COE Office of Undergraduate Programs. RSVPs are not required; however, if you plan to attend, please e-mail Warren Gray (graywa@onid.orst.edu) by January 15th. Plan Ahead... [back to top] Mon Jan 19: Martin Luther
King, Jr. Day. No classes. For a list of MLK, Jr. celebratory events
at OSU, click here. Wed Jan 21: CTL Workshop: “Discover Your Teaching Philosophy.” 10 am–12:30 pm, Milam
215. Open to all graduate students and faculty. For more info and registration,
click here. Thurs Jan 22: Non-profit Opportunity EXPO. 12–5 pm, ME Ballroom. This is an opportunity
for students to connect with non-profit organizations and explore career
opportunities in this field. For more info, click here. Fri Jan 23: President’s
Winter Coffee. 9:30–11 am, MU
Lounge. OSU faculty, staff and students are invited to join President and Mrs. Ray
for gourmet coffee, hot chocolate and treats. Please bring a non-perishable
food item to benefit Linn-Benton Food Share. Fri Jan 23: CTL Workshop: “Special Luncheon for Living Course Alumni.” 12–1 pm, Milam 215. Open to all graduate students and faculty. For more info and registration, click here. Tues Jan 27: Graduate
Student Brown-bag: Master’s & Doctoral Program of Study. Noon–1 pm, MU Journey Room. Open to all grad students. For more info, click
here. Tues Jan 27: Graduate Student Financial Support Workshop:
“Show Me the Money (or at Least How I Can Find It).” 2–4 pm, Autzen Classroom, Valley Library Room 2082. Presenters:
Mary Strickroth, Coordinator of Graduate Services, OSU Graduate School, and
Valery King, Social Sciences/Government Information Librarian, Valley Library. This is a grant searching (not grant writing) workshop.
Seats are limited. Register here by
Thursday, Jan 22nd. Thurs Jan 29: OSU
Campus Coalition Builders “Lunch & Learn” Forum: Racism in Communities of Color: Self Reflection for the Ally. 11:30 am–1:30 pm, MU 206. The
presentation will include information on racial identity development, outcomes
of racism including strengths and challenges, and insights for allies.
Presenters: Drs. Marcey Bamba
and Carlos Taloyo, Psychologists, OSU CAPS. All OSU students, faculty and staff are welcome. No
pre-registration required. Bring your lunch. For more info, click here. Sunday Feb 1: DEADLINE to apply for COE Financial Aid and Scholarships. For the application, click here. Sat Feb 7: 20th Annual
Women’s Leadership Conference at OSU. See
Misc. Announcements. Mon Feb 9: “Darkness to Daylight 2”.
OSU Division of Student Affairs invites you to attend any or all of three
opportunities to learn about mental health issues. Keynote speaker: Ross Szabo. For more
details, see Misc. Announcements. Wed Feb 11: OSU Campus Coalition Builders Workshop: Welcoming
Diversity–Valuing the Differences Among Us! 8:30 am–4:30 pm, MU 206. Click here
for workshop description. All OSU students, faculty and staff are welcome.
Pre-registration is required. Non-credit participants may register by e-mailing
Jodi.nelson@oregonstate.edu.
One credit may be earned by registering
for ALS 199, CRN # 34465. Wed Feb 11: Diversity Book Club Winter 2009 Forum.
12–1:30 pm, Valley Library Willamette Room. Read “The
Autobiography of Malcolm X” by Alex Haley, or watch the movie. All are welcome.
For more info, click here. Wed Feb 11: Networking and Dining Etiquette. 5 pm, CH2M Hill
Alumni Center. Cost is $8 and registration is required. Click here for more info and
to register. MISCELLANEOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS [back to top] LEARN ABOUT
MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES: “DARKNESS TO DAYLIGHT 2.” In
an effort to raise awareness of the complex issues surrounding mental health
disorders, OSU’s Division of Student Affairs invites
the OSU campus community to attend any or all of the learning opportunities (below)
on Monday, February 9th.
The keynote speaker is Ross Szabo, Director of Youth
Outreach for National Mental Health Awareness Campaign, and co-author of the
book “Behind Happy Faces: Taking Charge of Your Mental Health.” To learn more about the speaker, click here. To view a clip of
Ross speaking with young adults, click here. ·
Alcohol & Mental Health Wellness. 9–10:30 am, MU Ballroom. ·
“Behind Happy Faces: Taking Charge of Your Mental
Health”—Book discussion
and Q&A. 11:30
am–1 pm, MU Lounge. ·
“What Happy Faces are Hiding.” 7–9 pm, MU Ballroom. For more info and event descriptions, click here. [posted 1/12] THE ANNUAL COMAP MATHEMATICAL CONTEST IN MODELING (MCM) IS COMING SOON! This year’s international mathematical modeling competition will be February 5–9. Each team will have three undergraduate students from any major. Two open-ended, real-world problems will be offered, from which the teams will choose one problem to write up a thorough solution approach. Positions are limited, so if you are interested contact Nathan Gibson (gibsonn@math.oregonstate.edu) by Friday, January 16. An informational meeting will be held next week (January 19–23). Date and time TBD. For more info, click here. For other contests, click here. [posted 1/12] NEED A BIKE LOCKER? Bike lockers are available to students, faculty
and staff on a first-come, first-serve basis. The lockers are located in the
Park Terrace West parking lot, 26th & Orchard. The winter term rental rate
for winter–summer term is $48 plus a $50 refundable security deposit. Contact
Transit and Parking Services (TAPS) for more info: Transitandparkingservices@oregonstate.edu
or 541-737-2583. [posted 1/12] RECYCLMANIA 2009 IS SEEKING
VOLUNTEERS. OSU Campus
Recycling is seeking volunteers for Recyclemania
2009, a nationwide competition between universities to see who can recycle the
most, which will run January 18–March 28. Volunteer opportunities include
distributing flyers, assisting with event set up and tear down, making class
announcements, performing waste audits, promoting recycling through word of
mouth, and more. Any time commitment is appreciated. For more info, click here or e-mail
Andrea Norris (andrea.norris@oregonstate.edu).
[posted 1/12] KUDOS TO INTERNATIONAL IIE
SCHOLARSHIP WINNER! Congratulations to IE senior
Zach Fairman, recipient of the Marvin Mundel
Memorial Scholarship for 2008–09. This highly selective Institute
of Industrial Engineers (IIE) scholarship is available
to undergraduate students enrolled in any IIE-recognized accredited school in
the US, Canada, or Mexico, and awardees are selected
based on academic performance, volunteer contributions to the university and community,
and financial situation. Zach’s name was
published in the Industrial
Engineer magazine, in recognition of all the winners of IIE scholarships
awarded throughout the US. [posted 1/12] ENGINEERING EFFORTS FEATURED IN PRESIDENT RAY’S QUARTERLY REPORT. Check out the winter 2008 issue of “This is Your OSU” and read the features on Wave Energy Research and the EWB El Salvador Project. [posted 1/5] Grad Students/Faculty/Staff [back to top] REQUEST FOR SHOW OF INTEREST
IN A SUMMER SAS CLASS. The
Statistics Department is providing a summer course to help researchers utilize
SAS in their research, but they would like to get input from faculty and
graduate students regarding both the scheduling and the content of the class. The
2-credit course is tentatively scheduled for 6/22–7/17/2009, MTWH, 2–2:50 pm in
Milne Computer Center (MCC 201). One content option is: “SAS for Mixed Models.”
Content would reflect chapters in the 2nd edition (2006) book by the
same name (click
here), plus new capabilities in the latest version of SAS (9.2). This
content choice would be for those with some exposure to SAS in coursework or in
working with procedures such as GLM in SAS and who need to move to modern mixed
modeling. If you are interested in a SAS
class of some type, e-mail Cliff Pereira (pereira@stat.orst.edu),
Department of Statistics, by Friday, January 16. In your e-mail, comment on
the above course schedule and content option, and if needed, provide an
alternative schedule and content option. [posted 1/12] 4th International Conference on
Advanced Research in Virtual and Rapid Prototyping: CALL FOR PAPERS. The bi-yearly
International Conference on Advanced Research in Virtual and Rapid Prototyping
is a forum for the scientific exchange of multi-disciplinary and
inter-organisational aspects of virtual and physical prototyping and related
areas. In 2009, the conference will be held in Leiria,
Portugal, October 6–10. For more info, click
here. Short abstracts (500 words or less) addressing the conference themes are
invited from all interested participants and should be emailed to pbartolo@estg.ipleiria.pt or vrap@ipleiria.pt.
Abstracts should summarize the intended content of the paper and the
substantive issues it will raise. Abstract
submission deadline: January 31, 2009. [posted 1/5] L.L. STEWART FACULTY DEVELOPMENT AWARDS: CALL FOR APPLICATIONS. The L.L. Stewart Faculty Development Award provides individual faculty members with grants of up to $2,200 for professional development activities that have a clear connection to the enhancement of teaching and student learning at OSU. Up to two grants for $4,400 may also be considered for exceptionally compelling and well-written proposals. Academic advising-related proposals are welcome. For the application and guidelines, click here. Applications are evaluated jointly by the Advancement of Teaching Committee of the Faculty Senate and the Center for Teaching and Learning. Application deadline: Monday, Feb 2nd by 5 pm. Questions? Contact Evelyn Reynolds at ereynolds@oregonstate.edu. [posted 1/5] SCHOLARSHIPS, FELLOWSHIPS, AND RESEARCH INTERNSHIPS [back to top] (UG = Undergraduate Students; G = Graduate Students; UG/G =
Both Undergrad and Grad) UG/G SME EDUCATION FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS. The Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) Education Foundation awards scholarships to full-time undergraduates and graduates pursuing degrees in manufacturing and related fields. The Foundation awards $450,000 annually in scholarships with a 50% award rate—that means that by applying you have at least a 50% chance of receiving a scholarship. The OSU SME chapter knows how to increase your chances and is hosting a scholarship info session and workshop on Wednesday, January 14, at 6:15 pm in Covell 221. Last year, OSU SME received 15 scholarships totaling $40,000 (9% of the SME national scholarship fund). For more info and the application, click here. Application Deadline: February 1, 2008. [posted 1/12] UG/G INTERESTED IN A RESEARCH PROGRAM WITH NASA? Check out these NASA centers that are offering opportunities for students to participate in a research program. Application deadlines are fast approaching for upcoming programs. You can also click here to surf the NASA Education Web site for more research centers and programs. ·
Ames
Research Center (Mountain View, CA). o The
Education Associates Program (EAP) o NASA's
Undergraduate Student Researcher's Program (USRP) ·
Glenn Research Center (Cleveland, Ohio). For Higher Education programs
opportunities, click
here. ·
Goddard Space Flight Center (Greenbelt, MD). There are over 100 project opportunities
for summer 2009. Minorities are especially encouraged to apply. For the
application, click here. ·
Johnson
Space Center (Houston, TX). To learn more about the Reduced Gravity Student Flight Opportunities
Program, click here. ·
Marshall
Space Flight Center (Huntsville, Alabama). ·
Kennedy Space Center
(Orlando, Florida).[posted 1/5] UG/G 2009
SPACE SCHOLARS PROGRAM. The
application cycle has begun for the 2009 AFRL Space Scholars Program at the
Space Vehicles Directorate of the Air Force Research Laboratory. This is a paid
summer research internship opportunity for undergraduate sophomores through PhD
candidates. You must be a US citizen to be eligible. For more info, click here. Application
deadline: January 15, 2009. [posted 1/5] UG/G 2009
DIRECTED ENERGY SCHOLARS PROGRAM. This
is a sister program to the Space Scholars Program (above). For more info about
this paid summer research project, click
here. Application deadline: January 15, 2009. [posted
1/5] UG/G LGBT STUDENT MULTI-YEAR SCHOLARSHIPS NOW AVAILABLE. The 2009 application season is now open for the Point Foundation—a scholarship-granting organization for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender students of merit. Eligible undergraduate or graduate students must be enrolled in the 2009–10 school year. The selection criteria includes: academic excellence, leadership skills, community involvement, and financial need. Particular attention is paid to students who have lost the financial and social support of their families and/or communities as a result of revealing their sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression. For more info, click here. Application deadline: February 9, 2009. [posted 1/5] G UPCOMING GRAD SCHOOL FELLOWSHIP NOMINATION DEADLINES (5 postings). If you would like to
be nominated, contact your faculty advisor. For a complete list of
financial support programs offered by the Graduate School for 2009–10, click
here. Note:
The nominations for the following must be received by the OSU Graduate
School by February 4, 2009 (unless
otherwise noted): · Bayley Graduate Fellowship. Student must be enrolled in an advanced degree program at OSU in 2009–10. Annual stipend of approximately $4,000 will be provided. Fellowship will be awarded on the basis of academic performance and promise for the future. This award may be given in addition to a graduate teaching or research assistantship, and domestic and international students are eligible for nomination. For more info and nomination requirements, click here. · P.F. Yerex & Nellie Buck Yerex Graduate Fellowship. Student must be enrolled at OSU in 2009–10. The Yerex endowment will provide one or more fellowships for the academic year. Fellowship stipends are approximately $10,000, with final award distributions determined by actual endowment earnings. This award may be given in addition to a graduate teaching or research assistantship. Must be a US citizen or permanent resident. International graduate students are not eligible. For more info and nomination requirements, click here. · Diversity Advancement Pipeline Fellowship. This provides an annual fellowship stipend ($15,620–25,000) plus tuition remission for one year. A two-year departmental match is required. The fellowship, in combination with its matching component, is designed to provide a financial foundation sufficient to support academic success and degree completion. For more info, click here. ·
Graduate Diversity Recruitment Bonus. This
provides $5,000 nonrenewable recruitment scholarships for the first academic
year of graduate study. Graduate programs must provide base support at the .49 · Thurgood Marshall Graduate Fellowship. This provides a $4,000 fellowship stipend plus tuition remission for one year. For more info, click here. Nominations must be received by the OSU Graduate School by February 13, 2009. [posted 1/12]
G NIH/IMSD GRADUATE SCHOLARS PROGRAM. This is for prospective graduate students interested in a PhD in the biomedical sciences. The program’s intent is to guarantee five years of funding to those who are admitted into one of sixteen biomedical graduate programs at the University of Arizona. For more info and application, click here. [posted 1/5] UG OSURA SCHOLARSHIP FOR THOSE STUDYING HOW TO PROMOTE HEALTHY AGING. OSU Retirement Association (OSURA) is offering $1,000 scholarships to two students majoring in a subject that leads to a career promoting healthy aging. You must show a connection as to how your chosen career will benefit healthy aging. For more info and the application, click here. Application deadline: Friday, February 27. [posted 1/12] UG
SUMMER 2009 RESEARCH EXPERIENCES FOR UNDERGRADUATES (REUs): · CELLULAR ENGINEERING. The Institute for Cellular Engineering (ICE) is hosting a 9-week, NSF-funded REU program for US citizens or permanent residents interested in pursuing graduate studies in bioengineering or biological sciences. For more info, click here. Application deadline: February 27, 2009. [posted 1/5] · NANOMATERIALS AND NANOMECHANICS. The College of Engineering at University of Arkansas is offering a summer research opportunity for undergraduates interested in Nanomaterials and Nanomechanics. The 10-week, NSF-funded program takes place May 17–July 24, 2009, on the UA campus in Fayetteville. Application deadline: March 2, 2009. For more info and the application, click here. [posted 1/5] · BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES. The University of Arkansas is offering the “Minority Health Disparities Undergraduate Summer Research Program” (MHD/SROP) to undergrads in the summer between their junior and senior year, or students who have completed their baccalaureate degree but not yet been accepted into a graduate program. The program is directed toward students interested in pursuing a PhD and career in biomedical research. The 10-week program takes place June–August. 2009, on the UA campus. For more info, click here. [posted 1/5] Note: Scholarships, fellowships, and research
internship announcements are posted for 2 weeks. For previous postings, visit e-bulletin archives JOB AND INTERNSHIP POSTINGS—MIME Students [back to top] The following listings were generated from the MIME Jobs and Internships Web site. For additional job and internship listings, click here. And don't forget to check out these helpful resources as well: ·
CampusPoint – Includes MIME-related job
and internship opportunities. ·
AfterCollege MIME Job Resource Center– Job listings site,
tailored especially for MIME students. ROCKFORD CORPORATION - Staff Engineer. Rockford Corporation is a Hillsboro, OR based national contractor providing cross country pipelines and related facilities for the oil and gas industry. We currently have an opening for a staff engineer who will assist in bid preparation, costing and scheduling. More ... TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, US EPA - Terracosm Operations Assistant. The Terracosm Operations Assistant will assist the Facilities Operations Specialist in chamber maintenance, modification, and sensor calibrations at the US EPA Western Ecology Division’s Terrestrial Ecophysiology research site, which consists of a large greenhouse to shelter data acquisition and process control computers, and a field of 12 sunlit plant growth chambers. Ambient and elevated temperature, dew point, and CO2 concentration are carefully controlled in each chamber by programmable microprocessors and associated hardware. See http://www.epa.gov/wed/pages/facilities/corvallisfacilities.htm. The position will be funded by Terrestrial Ecosystems Research Associates, a nonprofit organization that is leasing the terracosm facility to perform a five-year, asymmetric warming, grassland experiment (project information at http://per.ornl.gov/Gregg.html). More ... US AIRWAYS - Senior Analyst-Manpower Planning. Entry level Industrial Engineer position. Facilitate all phases of generating and analyzing airport passenger service, fleet, and management staffing levels, while continuously searching for operational efficiencies and process optimization. More ... Internships [back to top] TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, US EPA - Terracosm Operations Intern--Full or Part-time. The Terracosm Operations Intern will assist the Facilities Operations Specialist in chamber maintenance, modification, and sensor calibrations at the US EPA Western Ecology Division’s Terrestrial Ecophysiology research site, which consists of a large greenhouse to shelter data acquisition and process control computers, and a field of 12 sunlit plant growth chambers. Ambient and elevated temperature, dew point, and CO2 concentration are carefully controlled in each chamber by programmable microprocessors and associated hardware. See http://www.epa.gov/wed/pages/facilities/corvallisfacilities.htm. The position will be funded by Terrestrial Ecosystems Research Associates, a nonprofit organization that is leasing the terracosm facility to perform a five-year, asymmetric warming, grassland experiment (project information at http://per.ornl.gov/Gregg.html). More ... FACULTY AND POST-DOC POSITIONS
[back to top] Note: Check for additional
mechanical, industrial, and manufacturing engineering positions on two ASEE web
sites: · Women in Engineering Division job site OREGON
STATE UNIVERSITY. Associate Dean for Strategic Research
position at OSU’s College of Engineering. The OSU COE seeks to increase the impact of its research efforts by
establishing large scale research programs including national centers where
engineering faculty serve in lead PI or Co‐PI positions. Initial focus: capitalize on OSU COE strengths in energy
and clean technology research and commercialization to establish larger
research programs and greater impact on the development of innovative
engineering leaders, on recruitment of top faculty, and on generating new spin
outs with economic impact. The successful candidate will be a tenured professor
in an engineering discipline and have proven ability to form partnerships among
faculty researchers, knowledge or federal R&D funding processes,
exceptional interpersonal communication skills, proven ability to develop
strategy, action plans then provide execution and follow up of those plans and
extensive experience as a research leader. For more info or to apply, click here. Posting#
0003714. Closing
Date: January 29. [posted 1/5] SAN JOSÉ STATE
UNIVERSITY. Multiple
tenure-track assistant professor faculty positions in the Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering Dept: ·
Mechanical Design
(JOID 13554). Structural Design with specialization in at least one of the
following: machine design, FEA, advanced strength of materials, systems design
and integration. Candidates are expected to have a PhD in Mechanical
Engineering. ·
Dynamics,
Controls and Mechatronics (JOID 13555). Hands-on lab
development, applied research activities (related to classical, modern, and
intellectual controls), dynamics (rigid body, advanced vibrations), and Mechatronics (electronics, interface circuits,
microprocessors, application software, robots, and smart products development).
Candidates are expected to have a PhD in Mechanical Engineering. ·
Aerospace
Engineering (JOID 13553). Experience with state-of-the-art flight environments sensors for
atmospheric, planetary and space applications and/or expertise in flight
aerospace systems dynamics and design is required. Candidates are expected to
have a PhD or equivalent in aerospace engineering. To apply for any of the above positions, send a letter of
application, curriculum vita, statement of teaching interests/philosophy and
research plans, and three original letters of reference with contact
information to: Molly Crowe, Human Resources Specialist, Charles W. Davidson
College of Engineering, San José State University, One
Washington Square, San José CA 95192-0080. Include
the appropriate Job Opening ID# (JOID) on all correspondence. Application
deadline: February 15, 2009. [posted 1/5] SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY. Two 9-month tenure-track assistant professor
faculty positions in either solid mechanics or thermal sciences in the ME
department. Must have a PhD in ME or closely related field, preferably from
an ABET accredited program in ME. Submit applications online by February 27, 2009. For more info,
e-mail Dr. Charles Remund (Charles.Remund@sdstate.edu) or
call 605-688-5426. For more info, click
here. Questions about the electronic employment process?
Contact SDSU HR at 605-688-4128. [posted 1/5] UNIVERSITY OF LIEGE, BELGIUM. One full-time academic position in the field of Energy Systems in the Dept. of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering. For more info, click here. Application deadline: February 28, 2009. [posted 1/5] Note: Faculty and post-doc positions are posted for 2 weeks. For previous postings, visit e-bulletin archives ABOUT THIS E-BULLETIN [back to top] The Mechanical, Industrial,
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