Employment Opportunities

The following employers have been known to hire or have shown interest in hiring EET, CET, PreE graduates.

Additional resources are avalible through Southern Miss Career' Services.

Summer Intern Opportunity

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Summer Student Employment

Program Announcement

2010

Positions

Clerk, Computer Technician, Engineering and Physical Science Technician/Aid for Undergraduates and entry level scientific and engineering professional positions for graduate students.

Opening Date: September 13, 2009

Closing Date: November 6, 2009

For Undergraduates

Clerk: Prepares correspondence, letters, memoranda, reports, tabulated data, forms, and similar material from clean copy or rough drafts using personal computer, automated software, and printing equipment. Receives visitors and telephone calls.

Computer Technician: Performs duties involving data processing support and services functions for users of digital computer systems.

Engineering Aid: Performs work such as installing new or modified equipment, performing checkout and troubleshooting on installed equipment, or assisting in various technical aspects of a project in support of a senior technician or engineer.

Physical Science Aid: Performs various technical duties in fields such as geology, geophysics, hydrography, oceanography, and other physical sciences.

For Graduate Students

Entry-level professional work related to major, e.g., Computer Scientist, Electronics Engineer, Oceanographer, or Physical Scientist.

WHO MAY APPLY: Students who are pursuing any of the following education programs: Associate, Baccalaureate, Graduate or Professional Degree. Students must be currently enrolled, or have been accepted for the Fall Semester 2010, on at least a half-time basis (6 semester hours or 9 quarter hours). Students must also have at least a 2.5 cumulative GPA. High School Students who are 16 years or older may apply. During the first round of selections college students will receive preference.

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STUDENTS READ THIS NOW !!

• Do you want to receive a stipend?
• Do you want to go to graduate school?
• Do you have a 3.0 or higher GPA?
• Have atleast 60 credit hours by end of summer 2009?
• Are you a high achiever interested in research?
• Do you want to help with the GRE?

WE ARE RECRUITING

for the

Dr. Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program

NASA Aeronautics Scholarship Program

Big Ten+ Graduate School Exposition

Visit www.purdue.edu/gradexpo for more information & to join our mailing list

IEEE-USA ANNOUNCES $5,000 IN VIDEO COMPETITION SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS FOR U.S. UNDERGRADUATES

WASHINGTON (12 February 2009) -- Coinciding with Engineers Week from 15-21 February, IEEE-USA is announcing $5,000 in scholarship awards to five undergraduates at four U.S. universities, who entered the organization's 2009 "How Engineers Make a World of Difference" video competition. According to IEEE-USA Communications & Public Awareness Vice President Paul Kostek, the winners are: first prize ($2,000), Samantha Caldwell, University of Texas-Austin; second prize ($1,500), Ben Toler and Emile Frey, Louisiana Tech University-Ruston; third prize ($1,000), Paul Curtis, Indiana University at Purdue University Indianapolis; and honorable mention ($500), Matt Elder, Rutgers University.

The four entries were deemed most effective in reinforcing for an 11-to-13-year-old audience how engineers improve quality of life. The three-judge panel included: Andrew Quecan, a Ph.D. candidate in electrical engineering at Stanford University; Suzette Presas, a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Wisconsin-Madison; and Nate Ball, mechanical engineer and host of PBS' "Design Squad." According to chief judge Quecan, "the ability of the video to reach the targeted audience was a key factor in determining the winners."

Samantha Caldwell, who submitted the first-prize entry, is a mechanical engineering major at UT-Austin, and plans to complete her bachelors and master's degrees at the university. She cites a goal "to design a vehicle to operate without gasoline and use biofuels electricity or a different source of green energy." Caldwell will be recognized at the IEEE-USA's annual meeting in Salt Lake City on 28 February.

Second-prize winners Ben Toler and Emile Frey from LTU-Ruston are repeat winners in 2009, having garnered the first prize in 2008. Frey is applying to the University of New Orleans to enter its film program. Toler is pursuing his master's and doctorate in nuclear engineering at the Air Force Institute of Technology, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio. Third-prize winner Paul Cutis at IUPUI is planning to attend graduate school to study computer engineering.

The three major award winners each spent one to three weeks over their universities' winter breaks preparing entries. The first and third-prize winners even drafted their siblings to appear before the camera. The video competition was designed to be replicated in IEEE Student Sections both in and outside of the United States. IEEE-USA will launch its third 2010 video scholarship competition in September. To view all of this year's award entries, go to http://www.youtube.com/user/ieeeusavideo.

IEEE-USA advances the public good and promotes the careers and public policy interests of more than 215,000 engineers, scientists and allied professionals who are U.S. members of the IEEE. IEEE-USA is part of the IEEE, the world's largest technical professional society with 375,000 members in 160 countries. See http://www.ieeeusa.org/.

CONTACT: Pender M. McCarter, APR,

Fellow PRSA, Senior Public Relations Counselor,

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Graduate Assisstant Announcement

Norfolk State University

Department of Engineering
MS in Electronics Engineering
MS in Optical Engineering

Application Deadline: March 1st 2009

Contact: Dr. Rasha Morsi
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Graduate Application form

OR

Apply online

EET Releated Employers

American HealthTech
Boeing
Cessna
Creative Automated Technologies
Diversified Technology Inc.
Edwards and Kelcey
Georgia Pacific
G.E. Automation Services
Howard Computers
Ideal Software Systems, Inc.
Lockheed Martin Space Operations
Logic Controls
LEC Inc.
National Instruments
Navy/ Naval Oceanographic Office
Northrop Grumman (Ingalls)
Prism Systems Inc.
Raytheon
Sanderson Farms, Inc.
South MS Electric Power Association
Space Careers
Stennis Space Center
Stuart Irby
Triton Systems
United Technologies Corp.
Unisys
USAJOBS.gov
Worldcom

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