Registration for the Spring 2021 VIRTUAL Computer Science Career Fair at the University of Arizona is officially LIVE through Handshake! This event is scheduled to take place on Friday, February 12, 2012 from 10AM - 2PM. This event is open to current University of Arizona Computer Science students including pre-majors, majors, minors, MS/PhD. Students interested in participating can visit the following link: https://lnkd.in/gUDdiAA Employers interested in participating can visit the following link: https://lnkd.in/gQ6Jeph Please feel free to email [email protected] if you have any questions!
Department of Computer Science at The University of Arizona
Higher Education
Tucson, AZ 527 followers
Community of scholars engaging in high quality research and instruction.
About us
The Department of Computer Science has a vibrant history at the University of Arizona. With a top-notch faculty and student roster, we offer a world-class environment for learning and research where professors know the students by name and students begin research early, learning cutting-edge advances from the very people who discovered them. We currently have approximately 1500 undergraduate and 60 graduate students. The Department of Computer Science is preparing students to work in all areas of industry, research, and academia. We continuously improve our curriculum and student support services to ensure our students are ready to meet any challenges presented when they embark on their career. We are a diverse department that fosters innovation, creativity, and experimentation. The faculty consists of 19 tenure-track and 8 career-track members. The Department is growing and continues to seek dynamic faculty and graduate students that can contribute to the research and teaching missions of the University.
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http://www.cs.arizona.edu
External link for Department of Computer Science at The University of Arizona
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- Higher Education
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Tucson, AZ
- Type
- Educational
- Specialties
- Operating Systems, Database Systems, Network Systems, Security, Algorithms, Computer Graphics, Information Visualization, Natural Language Processing, Bioinformatics, Cloud Computing, Compilers, Computational Geometry, Computer Vision, Human Computer Interaction, Green Computing, Machine Learning, Parallel and Distributed Computing, Programming Languages, Scientific Computing, and Storage Systems
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1040 E 4th Street
Room 917
Tucson, AZ 85721, US
Employees at Department of Computer Science at The University of Arizona
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Keith Alcock
Systems/Research Programmer at University of Arizona, Computer Science Department
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Eric Anson
Professor at University of Arizona Dept of Computer Science
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Chelsea Ghasemi
Graduate Program Coordinator, Department of Computer Science at The University of Arizona
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Maria Alexeeva
PhD candidate in Linguistics with a focus on Natural Language Processing
Updates
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As the Fall 2024 semester steadily approaches, we all know it's recruiting season. This is your chance to showcase who you are and what you've achieved in your academic journey so far. Students frequently ask the Coordinator for Career Development, "How can I maintain my online presence on LinkedIn?" We found Esther's post exceptionally brilliant and would like to share it with you today. So tell us, What are you posting today on LinkedIn?
I post everything about computer science, internships and integrating your career in the web3 ecosystem. cs & business @uofm | rtc & colorstack fellow
Are you a student who wants to make use of LinkedIn but finds it hard to figure out what to post? Here are some starting points, what i post preferably on my account: Projects: Did you work on a project on your own ? With your friend? What’s the use case of the project? What does it solve? How did you build it? What was the thought process behind it? Life experiences: Share life experiences so people who are yet to reach that level can learn from you. An experience that thought you something deep about networking? An experience that made you see college in a different way? Internship and Internship experience: How did you get your internship? How was it like working at your internship? What new things did you learn? What did you like while working there? A problem u came across and how you solved it? An experience with your manager and what you learned? College updates and helpful resources: just getting into college? Post it, your experience in a college environment? Post it,sharing helpful resources you find on the way and basically just having fun! LinkedIn is like a second resume after your portfolio There’s nothing like saying “LinkedIn is for showing off,i have no job or experience “ Be different, bring something that is not already being done and be unique. Job acceptances aren’t the only things that should be posted. Share more ideas for students looking to get started in the comments below #LinkedinTips #CollegeStudents #CareerTips #Students #Networking #Intern #Internships #LinkedIn
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‼️ATTENTION‼️ The College of Science Career Center seeks employers interested in offering job shadowing experiences to students. The program offers experiential learning for students of various backgrounds, as an introduction to the professional environment or an opportunity for those with experience to expand industry connections. Job Shadow Hosts customize experiences, which may include hands-on or observational learning. Past participants have reported increased knowledge about career options in their chosen industry or field.
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Take a look at the insights from our Career Development Coordinator as we near the new year. Explore her post and consider subscribing to Get Hired, a newsletter from LinkedIn dedicated to the art of landing jobs.
Coordinator, Career Development | Career Advocate | Event Planner | TYP Member | Passionate for Higher Education | Cat Enthusiast
This article resonates deeply with my recent six-month experience in my position. The emphasis on relationships has grown significantly, and the strategic approach to pursuing tech roles has become increasingly essential. It's time to move beyond "Rage Applying" in 2023 and focus on intentional actions and stronger networking as we step into 2024.
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🚀 Calling All Employers in Tech and Beyond! 🌟 📢 Attention esteemed employers and industry leaders! Registration for the Spring 2024 CS Computer Science Career Event is now OPEN! 🎉 This is an incredible opportunity to engage with top-tier talent and discover promising candidates in the dynamic field of Computer Science. Our event is FREE to attend, ensuring access to a pool of skilled individuals without any cost barriers. 🔓 🌐 Date: February 12, 2024 🕒 Time: 10am-2pm (AZ Time) 📍 Location: Bear Down Gym Why join us? Access Top Talent: Interact with motivated individuals passionate about technology and innovation. Networking Opportunities: Connect with potential candidates who could be the perfect fit for your organization. No Registration Fee: It's completely **FREE** to participate! Your attendance won't cost a dime. Seize this chance to connect with the bright minds shaping the future of technology. Register now and be part of an event that could redefine your talent acquisition strategy! 🌟
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Exciting news from the University of Arizona's College of Science - Career Center! The Career Center is launching the Job Shadow Program (JSP) in partnership with the Student Engagement and Career Development Office. The JSP offers professionals the chance to provide real-world career insights to our students. By hosting a ONE-DAYJob Shadow, you can help students gain valuable knowledge and confidence in your profession. In past sessions, students reported feeling more knowledgeable about their career options. It's also an opportunity to identify potential talent for internships, mentor future professionals, and establish a connection with the University of Arizona. Are you a CS Alumni who is ready to participate? To participate, simply fill out the Job Shadow Host Application by October 25th: https://lnkd.in/gc57viEt For additional information or to express your interest, please reach out to Lyndsey Edmonds, Director of the College of Science Career Center, at [email protected]. Join us in shaping the next generation of professionals!
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Seeking top-notch computer science talent for your company? Look no further! An incredible opportunity awaits you. Our esteemed Computer Science Department is thrilled to unveil an exclusive event tailored to your hiring needs. Save the date this September for a dual-powered Career Fair, offering both in-person and virtual avenues. Our platform is uniquely designed to seamlessly connect you with our exceptional pool of computer science students. The best part? Participation comes at zero cost to your organization. If you're ready to tap into this exceptional talent pool, send me a direct message. I'm here to ensure your seamless registration process and provide you with all the essential event details. Remember, this event is not only free for employers but also meticulously crafted to cater specifically to the needs of computer science recruitment. Please note that registration requires an account on Handshake. Let's collaborate in shaping the future of computer science careers while you benefit from this unparalleled opportunity. Join us, connect, and empower the next generation of tech talent!
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