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Join our virtual community to connect with fellow University of Illinois alumni, faculty and staff as we read and discuss various book genres such as lifelong learning, personal growth, novels and other topics. Scroll down for more information. Participation is free!
Amplifying the Griot: (Ancient) Stories Guiding the Design of Fair, Equitable and Transparent Systems
Need some data structures review? Join WCS x WECE for a review and LeetCode session on arrays. This is a chance for you to practice walking through a coding interview with a peer! All experience levels are welcome, and we hope to see you there!
Speaker: Mankei Tsang, Nat U Singapore
“Ion transport in Spiropyran-based polymeric materials,” by Chen Chen (Braun) “Automated digital microfluidics for high-throughput electrochemical characterization,” by Hung Nguyen (Schroeder)
Lectures and discussions on current work in research and development in nuclear engineering and related fields by staff, advanced students, and visiting speakers.
Hosted twice a year, the CEE job fair brings together company recruiters, many of them CEE alumni, and students, providing the opportunity to find internships and full-time positions. Fairs are held in September and February. The two-day Fall 2021 job fair will take place virtually via the vFairs platform.
Hosted twice a year, the CEE job fair brings together company recruiters, many of them CEE alumni, and students, providing the opportunity to find internships and full-time positions. Fairs are held in September and February. The two-day Fall 2021 job fair will take place virtually via the vFairs platform.
"Reaction mechanism of λ-MnO2 with different particle sizes as the cathode material in aqueous zinc-ion batteries," by Zhichu Tang (Chen) “First-Principles Study of Ground and Excited-state Properties in Antiferromagnetic Mn2Au and Cr2Al,” by Kisung Kang (Schleife)
Lectures and discussions on current work in research and development in nuclear engineering and related fields by staff, advanced students, and visiting speakers.
Speaker: James Bartusek (UC Berkeley)
Learn more about how the Community-Academic Scholars Initiative may be able to support your community-based research project.
“Design and preparation of single-chain polypeptides nanoparticles,” by Tianrui Xue
Lectures and discussions on current work in research and development in nuclear engineering and related fields by staff, advanced students, and visiting speakers.
Open Source Fellowship is a HackIllinois initiative whereby students work in small project groups led by Open Source professionals to contribute to a large-scale open source project.
Join a CEE Alumni Association Board member for a discussion on how to put the nerves to bed. The presentation is designed to explore the interview from both points of view: the employer’s and the prospective employee’s. Develop question answering strategies and skills that will help you leave a great impression on the interview team. For CEE at Illinois students.
Speaker: Stephanie Wehner, QuTech and TU Delft
Lectures and discussions on current work in research and development in nuclear engineering and related fields by staff, advanced students, and visiting speakers.
Paula Pienton, CEE Alumni Association President, will focus on an often-overlooked aspect of one’s career: workplace negotiation. Learn about common pitfalls of workplace negotiation, how men and women negotiate differently, and how you can translate communication skills into an increased salary and better benefits. For CEE at Illinois students.
