BSB Weekly 11/24/08




	Week of November 24, 2008 Features \| Academics \| Career International Experience \| Clubs & Organizations FEATURES Technology Fees and Student Use Information Links How Much Paper Are You Using? The following site is updated with a comprehensive list of what is covered in the fees, as well as an accurate explanation: carlsonschool.umn.edu/techfees This next site was designed to communicate updates, post printing stats, and provide the ability for students to check their personal printing amounts: carlsonschool.umn.edu/printingupdates Breakout Room Access If you are having difficulty with accessing a breakout room, send an email to advisbsb@umn.edu with "Room Access" in the subject line. Please include the following information: Your name and student ID number The 11 digits following 600953 on the front of your U Card The first five orange numbers located on the back upper right corner of your U Card The breakout room number, date & time of occurrence, (i.e. CSOM L-107, 11/18/08, 3:00 p.m.) Description of issue Include all of the above information in your email so that we can help resolve the issue. Women in Leadership Development Applications for the 2009 cohort are due Monday, December 1 The Women's Center is launching a new leadership development program for undergraduate women students called Women in Leadership Development. This new program offers university women students an opportunity to grow as leaders. A cohort of women students will meet twice a month to learn practical leadership skills that will improve their personal, academic, and professional accomplishments. Each cohort will also have the opportunity to put their leadership principles and interests into action by planning the Women's Center's fall week-long event, Discover Exceptional Women (DEW). Applications for the 2009 cohort are due December 1 and are available for download on our website at umn.edu/women/wild.html Questions or concerns can be directed to Anitra Cottledge at cottlead@umn.edu or Laura Dalman at: dalm0007@umn.edu. 3M Product Development Research Monday December 1, 5:15 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. - Carlson School 1-150M Email musax004@umn.edu if you are interested 3M is looking for MALE participants for a 45 minute focus group. Food will be provided, and you will receive a $10 iTunes gift card and be a part of 3M product development research. Contact Aneessa Musa for more information at musax004@umn.edu Breakout Room Announcement Effective October 27, 2008 As of Monday, October 27, breakout rooms in the Carlson School of Management building will be secured with card readers 24 hours a day. Access will be by authorized U Card only. All Carlson School students, faculty, and staff will be authorized for access to these rooms. Students, faculty, and staff whose primary academic home is outside the Carlson School will not be given access to these rooms and may not use them unless accompanied by an authorized Carlson School user. The equivalent rooms in Hanson Hall will be switched to card access as soon as possible. These rooms will continue to be governed by the existing reservation system. Carlson students without reservations may use the rooms 24/7, with the following restrictions: If someone else has a reservation, the individual with the reservation has precedence. If the room is reserved for a class, class usage takes precedence. If Facilities Management requests that the room be vacated in order to clean it, users are expected to leave promptly. Carlson users who refuse to vacate a room when requested risk loss of access privileges. In order to provide FM with access for cleaning, reservations will only be taken until 10:00 p.m. After that, rooms are on a first-come, first served basis. If it turns out that there is more demand than there are available rooms, reservation hours will be extended. ACADEMICS U of M China Center Language Partner Program The goals of this program are: To help Chinese students and scholars at the University of Minnesota improve their English by providing them opportunities to talk with native speakers To help Americans improve their Chinese. Most Americans enrolled in this program are students whose major is Chinese or who are learning Chinese as a second language. To enroll in this program you can either call the China Center at 612-624-1002 or email chinactr@umn.edu. Please make sure you indicate the following information: Your name Your e-mail address Your gender Your native language Your major or interest Your preferred phone number (optional) After we've received your information, we'll search our database and try to find the right match for you. Once we've found a match, we'll notify you and give you an email address so that you can contact your partner directly. Both of you can decide how to arrange your language exchange. If there isn't a language partner match at the time of your request, we'll notify you and place your name on our waiting list. Please call us at 612-624-1002 and let us know whether your exchange partnership is working. If not, we can find another partner for you. Scholarships from the Angus Robinson Jr., Memorial Foundation Risk Management, Insurance or Actuarial Science Please note that students must submit their application no later than Thursday, December 11. Visit us online for more information at aria.org/Angus%20RobinsonScholarship08.pdf CAREER Looking for Spring Interviews? Preference Periods Start THIS WEEK! Planning to interview for internships or full-time positions in January? Prepare now! The first preference period for January interviews starts on Monday, November 17. Don't miss it! See The Edge for more details at carlsonschool.umn.edu/Page7420.aspx. Report all Job Offers in CARS Do you have a job offer? Congratulations! Please remember to report all full-time and internship offers in CARS. Include the offers you accept and do not accept. Your input gives us accurate data to share with others about market salaries for students, and assists everyone. Looking for an Internship? Attention Freshmen, Sophomores, & Juniors Employers cite experience as the most critical factor in hiring decisions. Gain that experience with multiple internships before graduation. For internship search advice and resources, visit the Peer Career Coaches at the UBCC. Adam, Devin, Natalie, and Sam are here to assist in your internship search. Appointments can be scheduled through the UBCC. Walk-in Hours: Monday: 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. & 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Wednesday: 12:00 - 2:00 p.m. Thursday: 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Appointment Hours: Monday: 12:00 - 3:00 p.m. Tuesday: 12:30 - 3:30 p.m. Wednesday: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m. Friday: 9:00 - 12:00 p.m. Wall Street Internship Program for Sophomores and Juniors Early Application Due Date is Friday, December 19 Visit gottamentor.com for more information. Gotta Mentor and The AlumniAthlete Network are pleased to announce that applications are now open for the 2009 AlumniAthlete Wall Street Internship Program. The Wall Street Internship Program provides collegiate sophomores and juniors paid internships at the most prestigious investment banking firms in the world. This 10-week, paid internship program is targeted to students who have displayed leadership, teamwork, initiative, and the ability to perform under pressure. The internship is open to both student-athletes and non-athletes. The early application deadline is December 19 and the regular decision application deadline is January 23. Seattle Career Trek January 5 - 6 Deadline for registering for the trip is Friday, December 5 Sign up at carlsonschool.umn.edu/Page7420.aspx The U of M Institute of Technology is planning an event in Seattle where you can meet recruiters and representatives from some of the most respected companies in the Northwest. This event is open to all Carlson School students! There will be a combination of presentations and on-site visits. You are responsible for your own transportation and lodging expenses. Deadline for registering for the trip is 12/5/08. Please sign up for the trip by RSVPing on The Edge for the Seattle trip. Please do not purchase your airline tickets until the trip has been confirmed by the Institute of Technology. Washington DC Career Trek Deadline for registering for the trip is Friday, December 5 Sign up at carlsonschool.umn.edu/Page7420.aspx The Business Career Center is planning an event in Washington DC where you can meet recruiters and representatives from: PBS, World Bank, National Geographic, Booz Allen, Grameen, Department of Defense and more! This event is open to all CSOM students! There will be a combination of presentations and on-site visits. The trip takes place January 12-14, 2009. You are responsible for your own transportation and lodging expenses. Deadline for registering for the trip is 12/5/08. Please sign up for the trip by RSVPing on CARS. Please do not purchase your airline tickets until the trip has been confirmed by the UBCC. Carlson Spring Career and Internship Fair Tuesday, January 27, 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. - McNamara Alumni Center For more information go to carlsonschool.umn.edu/page518.aspx It's not too early to start thinking about the Carlson Spring Career and Internship Fair! Looking for a job? Wonder what companies hire from Carlson? Want to expand your network? Come to the Career and Internship Fair to meet with recruiters from over 70 companies looking for Carlson talent for both full-time and intern positions. Dress is business professional and be sure to bring copies of your resume. Contact Jennifer Shofner with questions: shof0011@umn.edu The Center for German & European Studies Application Deadline is Monday, February 9 Information Session Thursday, December 4, 3:00 - 3:45 p.m. Social Sciences 246 Fellowships for U of M students to serve as interns in elementary schools in Berlin, Germany. The program is open to undergraduate and graduate students. Interns work in an English-language classroom four days a week. One day is open for research and other activities. Program duration: June 6 to July 4, 2009. German language proficiency preferred but not required. Up to 15 fellowships are available. Full information on the CGES website on the Internships page: cges.umn.edu/fellowships/internships.htm INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE International Photo Calendar on sale NOW! To purchase, go to the International Programs office, Carlson School 2-210 The International Programs office is proud to announce the release of its second annual International Photo Calendar! Calendars feature a selection of photos from around the world captured by student, staff, and faculty of the Carlson School. Calendars are available at the International Programs office, Carlson School 2-210, for $12.00 (plus tax). The calendars make great gift items and with every five that you purchase, you will receive one for free! All proceeds from the calendar will go to support scholarships for study abroad opportunities. For more details, visit our website at: carlsonschool.umn.edu/internationalprograms IE 101 Workshops: Attention Freshman! Online registration is now available at carlsonschool.umn.edu/Page8890.aspx Come learn the nuts and bolts of planning your international experience. Receive valuable information about program selection, academics, financing, career planning, and important next steps for you to take. For more information about the IE 101 workshops and to register, use the online link above. Management 3010 Video Are you interested in studying abroad in China next May? Listen to faculty member Steve Spruth talk about why you should consider studying entrepreneurship in China. To be directed to the video, click here. Or email the International Programs with questions at dopp@umn.edu or call 612-626-4814. New Global Enrichment Program - Live Consulting Project with Cargill! Priority Application Deadline: Monday, December 1 Interested in gaining some business experience overseas, and consulting for multinational company? Check out a new Global Enrichment offering for May 2009: Corporate Strategy in Central and Eastern Europe. The program focuses on Cargill's business strategy in the region, and includes sessions in Warsaw, Poland and Budapest, Hungary. For more information, go to carlsonschool.umn.edu/internationalprograms. Katherine E. Sullivan Scholarship for Study Abroad Application Deadline is Monday, February 2 Application materials and instructions are available here honors.umn.edu/scholarships_u/documents/sullivan_app09-10.pdf or from the University Honors Program office in Nicholson Hall 20. International Programs New Office – Carlson School 2-210 We are now located in Carlson School 2-210, and you are invited to stop by and see our new space! Our office is open Monday - Friday from 8:30 - 5:00 p.m. We have walk in advising hours Monday - Thursday from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. and by appointment. If you wish to speak with an adviser, please email csomip@umn.edu or call 612-625-9361 to schedule an appointment. Please visit our International Programs web page for a full description of events and opportunities at carlsonschool.umn.edu/internationalprograms CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS Carlson School Freshmen Bowling and Football Night Monday, November 24, 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. - Goldy's Game room Are you a Carlson School freshman looking for some fun and time off from studying? Then come to Bowling and Football Night! Hang out with friends, bowl, enter a raffle for prizes, play games, eat FREE food, and meet new people while watching the Packers take on the New Orleans Saints. Join the fun! Contact thaox252@umn.edu for more information. U-Y Immersion Alternative Winter Break Trips Choose between Tampa Bay, San Diego, or San Francisco Trips are Saturday, January 3 - Tuesday, January 13 Contact Zeke Thiessen at 612-676-3687 with questions. The Y-Immersion program engages student into an experience in order to grow in awareness of social justice and environmental issues. Through volunteering with such projects domestically and internationally, Y-Immersion participants can build leadership skills, form friendships and values, and make differences they may have once seen as unthinkable. Experience from the program and trips are brought back, passed on and shared to benefit the individual and community. Supported by the University YMCA. Cost to you is between $400 - $500. UMN Habitat for Humanity Winter Break Trips January 10 - 17 - Washington D.C. or South Carolina UMN Habitat for Humanity is sending students on winter break trips to help build homes across the nation! There are spots available for a couple of our trips! 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