September 14, 2020
Science & Engineering Career Fair – 10/15/20
SAVE-THE-DATE: This year’s primary Engineering hiring event will be the Science & Engineering Career Fair, held on Thursday, October 15 and using Handshake as its platform. Students will sign-up in advance for 10-minute slots with a company representative; more information will be distributed in the upcoming weeks. If you have any questions, please contact us at engrhire@uw.edu. We look…
New Data Science Course in Engineering for Grad Students in Materials Science (MSE 542) – AUT20
The faculty of MSE’s new Autumn course Data Science and Materials Informatics would like to invite all College of Engineering students who are interested to register for this course. The course prerequisite is knowledge of Python OR another programming language [this is different than what’s listed in the official course description]. Python will be taught in the course…
Meet Start a meeting Join a meeting Hangouts 2 of 121 A New Special Topics Course: Fall 2020 Statistics and Philosophy of Voting STAT 498 / CSSS 594
Statistics and Philosophy of Voting STAT 498 / CSSS 594 Credits: 3 Time: Tuesday and Thursday 3:00-3:50pm Format: Online/remote This course will consider a number of topics that are relevant to modern voting and elections through statistical and social choice lenses. The course will be co-taught byElena Erosheva (Statistics and Social Work), Conor Mayo-Wilson (Philosophy), andMarina Meila (Statistics), and…
September 10, 2020
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September 2, 2020
The Gilman Scholarship is now accepting applications
The Gilman Scholarship for undergraduate study abroad is now open. Receive up to $5,000. Students studying critical-need languages can receive up to an additional $3,000. You must be receiving a federal Pell grant as part of your financial aid award and be a U.S. citizen either at the time of application or by the you go…
New Autumn Data Science Course in Engineering for Undergrads (MSE 477)
The faculty of MSE’s new Autumn course Data Science and Materials Informatics would like to invite all College of Engineering students to register. The course prerequisite is knowledge of Python OR another programming language [this is different than what’s listed in the official course description]. Python will be taught in the course to those who don’t know…
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