| In this Issue- "Stanford, I Screwed Up!" 2017
- Energy Seminar: A New Era of Climate Policy in California
- H&S Undergrads Resume Clinic
- 13th Annual Biomedical and Bioscience Industry Expo
- SIG Fellowship
- Apple Product Design Intern
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| "Stanford, I Screwed Up!" 2017 "Stanford, I Screwed Up!" is an annual event commemorating and celebrating the 'epic failures' in our lives. Students from across campus come together and share experiences through storytelling, comedy, poetry, song, video, and other creative means. Read more.
Thursday, April 6, 2017 | 8:00PM-10:00PM | Meyer Green
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| Energy Seminar: A New Era of Climate Policy in California In 2016, as California began its second decade of comprehensive climate mitigation policy, state leaders enacted one of the world’s most ambitious greenhouse gas reduction targets—aiming to cut emissions 40% between 2020 and 2030. Achieving this goal will be a tremendous challenge. The speakers will review progress made toward a more modest target for 2020, evaluating the contribution of California’s complex web of energy and climate policies in the wake of the Great Recession. In particular, they will focus on the state’s flagship policy, a comprehensive cap-and-trade program that has suffered from persistent weak demand and low carbon prices. As the Air Resources Board develops plans to reach the state’s ambitious 2030 target, the role of carbon pricing policy remains uncertain and, we have argued, requires legislative re-authorization. Meanwhile, the Air Resources Board emphasizes the role of non-price policies in its planning process, but the viability of key regulations is now in question as the Trump Administration considers revoking or modifying several of the legal authorities California has relied on to achieve emission reductions. Reflecting on these challenges, the talk will outline strategies for making progress on effective climate mitigation policy in California and identify lessons for other jurisdictions to consider on the road to deep decarbonization. Read more. Monday, April 3, 2017 | 4:30PM-5:20PM | NVIDIA Auditorium
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| H&S Undergrads Resume Clinic
Bring your resume for a 15 min review with an employer or alum. Learn how resumes are viewed and receive tips on how to make your resume stand out! Read more.
Wednesday, April 5, 2017 | 10:00AM-4:00PM | BEAM 3rd floor conference room
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| 13th Annual Biomedical and Bioscience Industry Expo Please join us for our Biomedical & Bioscience Industry Expo. BBIE provides an outstanding opportunity to build connections with leading biomedical and bioscience organizations. This event is designed for students both in early stages of career exploration and those actively seeking job opportunities. Read more.
Specifically, BBIE provides students with a unique chance to:
- Connect with a wide array of scientists, clinicians and HR representatives from myriad sectors at a single event
- Learn about specific job opportunities and organizational cultures
- Share your research & career interests and learn about new technologies and innovations
- Receive support and preparation from the School of Medicine Career Center before and after the event
Wednesday, April 5, 2017 | 12:30PM-4:00PM | LKSC Berg Hall
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| SIG Fellowship
Access Now is an NGO at the forefront of the intersection between human rights and digital rights. Their policy team works with governments and technology corporations to expand access and minimize risks to digital users worldwide.
Access Now is seeking a SIG fellow who is passionate and knowledgeable about digital rights issues. The fellow would join Access Now's policy team in their New York office, and work on a variety of projects that may include: assisting in tracking and documenting intentional disruptions of internet and mobile connectivity; analyzing new reports as they are issued for insights into the state of freedom of expression and privacy online; and contributing to briefs on emerging issues in telecommunications and human rights, such as the human rights responsibility of submarine cable operators. Read more.
Applications are due April 14
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| Apple Product Design Intern
Apple is currently seeking enthusiastic majors that will provide support to design, engineering, prototyping and validation activities for all hardware product lines. As a member of a cross-functional design team at Apple, you will help to create the next generation of the world's finest hardware devices. You will conceive, design, and bring into production products that will re-define user experience. You will work closely with many different cross-functional teams including Industrial Design, Packaging, Safety, Hardware Engineering, EMC, and Marketing. Read more.
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