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Kiewit is seeking neurodivergent candidates in the Denver area who are interested in a skills-based hiring process for a full-time role. The company is holding a virtual hiring event in partnership with Neurodiversity in the Workplace geared towards making the hiring process more accessible for neurodivergent candidates. The hiring event will consist of a direct, relevant skill demonstration for data-driven hiring decisions.

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Prepare for the ChBE Career Fair | Oct. 4, 5, 6, 5-6 p.m., DLC 1B70

Chemical and Biological Engineering | Oct. 10, 1-5 p.m. JSCBB Lobby

Interview Preparation | Oct. 11 and 12, 5-6 p.m., DLC 1B70

All Industries and majors | Oct. 12, 11-4 p.m., Virtual 

 | Oct. 18, 11-4p.m., UMC Glen Miller Ballroom

 | Oct. 19, 11-4 p.m., UMC Glen Miller Ballroom

 | Oct. 19, 11-4 p.m., UMC Glen Miller Ballroom

 | Oct. 20, Center for Academic Success and Engagement (CASE), Chancellor's Lounge

BuffTutor is a network of experienced tutors from all fields of study with one goal: providing exceptional academic assistance to college and high school students  While primarily looking for math, science, economics/business and language tutors, BuffTutor consists of tutors from all fields of study. Please visit  to learn more. If you are interested in becoming a tutor, please review the eligibility criteria and .

Benefits of joining the BuffTutor network:

• Quickly and easily connect with students
• Set your own rate and your own schedule
• Take on only as many students as you can want or can handle.
• In-person & online tutoring are possible.

Check out the flyers attached to this email for more information.

International Takes: Sharing an Aspect of my Country with the CWA is back for its second year.

This program creates an opportunity for undergraduate international students to conduct research under the mentorship of a ¾«Æ·SMÔÚÏßӰƬ faculty member. Research is must address topics related to human impacts of climate change in connection to students’ international backgrounds, which may include home country or region, language, history and culture. The program concludes with students presenting their research findings in a poster session during the Conference on World Affairs.

Deadline to submit a proposal is October 2 through this .

See attached flyer for more information.

Truman Scholarship Information session: Students planning a career in public service are invited to apply for the Truman scholarship. The Truman foundation is seeking juniors with exceptional leadership potential committed to careers in government, nonprofit or advocacy sectors, education or other public service. This prestigious scholarship provides leadership training, mentorship and up to $30,000 for public-service related graduate study. Only juniors may apply, but sophomores can attend to hear how to improve their chances. Oct. 3, 4:40 p.m. by . 

More information: contact viles@colorado.edu or /topscholarships 

Green Corps, a field school for environmental organizing based in Denver, is offering graduating seniors yearlong paid training programs in environmental organizing and advocacy. It provides students with hands-on experience running campaigns for groups such as The Wilderness Society, Endangered Species Coalition, Mighty Earth and more. Candidates must be willing to relocate. More info. Apply and learn more. Contact Renee Wellman at renee@greencorps.org with additional questions.

With study abroad it’s possible to earn major, minor, certificate, A&S core, MAPS and/or general elective credit while . If you are interested in studying abroad next spring, connect with the   ASAP! The deadline to apply is October 1.

The Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program’s Zoom into Research and Creative Work provides opportunities for students to meet faculty and learn about the exciting research they do outside their classrooms. UROP hosts light-hearted interviews with faculty from a wide range of departments at the beginning of each event.  Student attendees then meet with faculty in breakout rooms. 

• Oct. 12, 5:30 – 6:30 pm  ! (virtual)

Looking for a job or internship this fall?  Come to the virtual Startups2Students event on where you will hear startups pitch their companies along with their open projects, internships and jobs. Afterwards, meet with startup employees to learn how to get involved with what they’re doing. A list of attending companies will be added on before each event.

Thursday, Nov. 3, 5-6:30 p.m.

The Engineering Excellence Fund (EEF), which seeks to fund projects that promote excellence and innovation in engineering education at ¾«Æ·SMÔÚÏßӰƬ is accepting project proposals for its mini cycle of Fall 2022.  The EEF supports both graduate and undergraduate education. For more information, see the attached flyer. Mini grants up to $3,000 available. 

Proposal deadline: Oct. 7

 is recruiting three undergraduate students to participate on the EEF committee. The committee of six undergraduate and three graduate students award funding for student, staff and faculty projects of varying scopes and amounts. The application deadline is rolling until Oct. 7, and Zoom interviews will be conducted as applications are received. For information regarding the functions and expectations of the committee members, visit the  or email EEF Chair Zane Perry.

FREE in-person and virtual tutoring services offered to College of Engineering and Applied Science students throughout the academic year by appointment or by drop in. Find out more about which courses have tutors and hours of operation.

Two locations: 

• Main Campus: BOLD Center, ECCE 100
• East Campus: Smead Aerospace Building, Room 210