Mr. Ed Lopez -Manager of Inside Sales Team of Google-Ann Arbor

WANT TO GIVE OFF THE BEST IMAGE OF YOURSELF?
WANT TO NETWORK WITH GOOGLE REPRESENTATIVES?
OR JUST WANT A BREAK FROM STUDYING?

Learn the skills and techniques for marketing yourself and your product! Build great networking and public speaking skills while gaining knowledge on what gives you the edge over the competition!

Saturday Morning Physics:

Rolling ripples of water on the surface of a pond, the brilliant colors of a deep rainbow, and Beethoven's Ninth Symphony all come to us in the form of waves. While we all appreciate the beauty of these experiences in life without caring about the underlying physics, they become even more beautiful when we dive into the simple physical and mathematical description of such waves.
The second lecture will continue the journey into the strangest and most universal wave phenomena of all -- quantum mechanics.

The Multicultural Affairs Committee is hosting an informative and interactive event! Come learn about topics such as white privilege, class divides, and the social construction of race here at the University of Michigan.

We are very fortunate to have a chance to hear from a panel of esteemed speakers including: Dean of Students Sue Eklund, Lecturer in Anthropology Adam Van Arsdale, GSI in History Tamar Carroll, Lecturer in Women's and CAAS Nesha Haniff, Associate Professor Silvia Pedraza.

A question and answer session will be included. Come be a part of the discussion about your campus community!

Dave Baxter of the Toyota Technical Center will give a talk sponsored by MSAE

The event is open to all CoE undergraduate students, including freshman and sophomores, who would like to know more about the College’s master’s and doctoral programs. More details can be found on the website and a quick online RSVP by Mon. the 19th is required, visit the following website:

Get into grad school as late as your senior year, NO GRE, 1 page application, any major. Graduate with a masters in 1 year.

Sounds like a scam? It's not, I'm doing it!

"WHEN I CAME HOME"

Discussion to follow with Director Dan Lohaus

FREE ADMISSION • FREE FOOD
Brought to you by Campus Progress and the Michigan Independent

Steve Bertman is a professor of chemistry at Western Michigan University. Dr Bertman has over 20 years of experience leading research in atmospheric chemistry, biosphere-atmosphere interactions, and most recently alternative fuels. His current work has focused on the development and distribution of inexpensive methods for biofuel propagation in the Kalamazoo area. Dr Bertman holds a PhD in Physical Organic Chemistry from Yale University and a BS from Union College.

This event is sponsored by BLUElab, the College of Engineering, and the Graham Environmental Sustainability Institute (GESI).

Corporate Information Session

THE WAR TAPES

Discussion to follow with Brian Katulis, Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress

Free admission and food.