In Uncategorized on November 16, 2011 at 4:54 pm
Hello Informatics Grad Students!
GISA would like to invite you to a workshop for preparing or updating your curriculum vitae or portfolio. Dr. Katie Kearns will join us to as our speaker during this lunch hour event. Lunch will be provided.
When: Friday, November 18th from 11 am to noon.
Where: Info West, room 105
What: Tips on building your professional representation & lunch!
Cost: FREE
Please arrive a few minutes before 11 so that we can grab lunch, get settled and make the most of our time with Dr. Kearns.
In Event on September 16, 2011 at 12:40 am
Now that the dust has settled in Bloomington its time to get to know each other. Enjoy conversation, food, and a movie. Ask any questions you didn’t get a chance to ask at orientation. There will be panel of people to ask questions (Master’s & Phd’s) After the session, enjoy some food and a movie. 
Meet new and current students from different tracks.
What:
SEMESTER SETTLE-IN
When:
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22.
5:00 PM
Where:
INFO EAST LOBBY & 130
Event, free food, Networking
In Event on April 18, 2011 at 3:47 pm
Participants must fill out this form before April 25.
Date: Friday, April 29, 2010
Location: Informatics East and West Lobbies
Schedule: TBA
Prize: Winners are awarded cash value gift cards.
Planning for the 2011 poster session has begun and you should expect it to be as fantastic (or more) than last year’s event. Information about the SoIC Poster Session will be posted here and updated as information becomes available. Traditionally, this is a joint event put on by GISA and CSGSA, funded by the School of Informatics and Computing.
Generally, keep in mind that you should be thinking about a project you are working on this year and create a poster about what you’ve done to be presented late in the Spring semester. ANY projects, research, or work you’ve been doing this year is eligible to present! When it’s time to submit your entry and prepare for the session, you’ll find out. (Don’t worry, well post all kinds of messages around the buildings and in your email inbox so you don’t miss this opportunity to show off your work.) The posters are judged by SoIC faculty and winners are awarded prizes of some kind. This event is probably one of the best opportunities you’ll have to see what your peers in SoIC are up to and begin building a network of interdisciplinary SoIC research friends!
