Spring registration will open Monday, 11/14. Learn more about registration instructions to have your advisor hold removed. 

Have questions? Students can schedule individual appointments with Christian or Winnie using our calendar links, or stop by the Drop In Advising hours below:

Code for Science and Society is looking for a Research and Engagement Manager to carry out support for the Event Fund and the Digital Infrastructure Incubator. 

The role includes engaged research, community building and mobilization, as well as content creation and storytelling in the field of open public technology. They are looking to deepen our capacity to develop new programming and support existing projects and grantees on questions related to community engagement, co-design, and stewardship of communities of practice. The position is integrated into the CS&S Programs Team, planning and strategizing with them as an integral collaborator. The program manager will report to the Sr. Program Manager of the Event Fund, Angela Okune, PhD.

Key responsibilities include:
- Qualitative research (landscape/network analysis, literature review, participant observation, survey, interview)
- Writing for internal and external audiences (write ups, notes, bibliographies, analysis, reports, white papers, op-eds, scholarly research)
- Event design and facilitation (practice as research that foregrounds our community in synchronous events both virtual and in-person);
- Administrative and logistical support to both Event Fund and DII programs as related to above 

To Apply:
- Check out the work of both programs (Event Fund, Digital Infrastructure Incubator) before you apply.
- Answer four short questions via the application portal and attach a 2-page resume and one writing sample by November 6, 2022.
- Choose a writing sample that demonstrates a piece of writing you are proud of (possible formats: grant application, research/course design, op-ed, report, academic article, others - you pick! We are looking for clear and compelling thought and expression that demonstrates research you are equipped to carry out).

Monday, November 14 | 1:00-2:30PM, Wasserman USQ, Pres A

Join this session with Marcelo Barros, the author of The International Advantage Get Noticed, Get Hired! to learn strategies that international students of any major can utilize to tilt the balance in their favor and secure more job interviews. Register for The International Advantage: How to Get More Jobs As An International Student.

Don't forget to take advantage of the workshops and classes offered at Bobst, including Database Searching, Organizing and Citing Sources, Intro to Git and Github, Data visualization with Tableau, and a Finals Coworking Clinic where librarians offer productivity sessions at the LearnStudio + refreshments!