This virtual session on Tuesday, March 4, from 4-5 p.m. hosted by the global business and technology consulting firm West Monroe will cover a range of topics, including career fair preparation, understanding the recruitment timeline, tips for fall internship recruiting, and strategies to start preparing now for the upcoming fall recruitment season.
Friday, February 28, 2025
Join the WISE Spring Break Book Club
WISE invites the CSE community to participate in its annual Spring Break Book Club! This year’s book, The Body Farm by Abby Geni, is an intense and insightful collection that explores both the horrors and joys of inhabiting our bodies. Books will be available for pickup at the CSE Student Services desk (105 Lind Hall) starting Wednesday, March 5 at 1 p.m. through Friday, March 7. Once participants sign up, they can pick up their book. Discussions are Tuesday, March 18, or Wednesday, March 19.
No Academic Advising drop-in hours on Thursday, March 6
CSE Academic Advising will not hold drop-in hours on Thursday, March 6. If you need an advisor you can schedule an appointment online or by phone. If you have a time-sensitive concern on this day, contact the front desk at 612-624-2890.
Apply for the Innovation to Impact Summer Fellowship Program
The Innovation to Impact Summer Fellowship Program immerses undergraduate students in the dynamic world of startups. Over eight weeks, student teams will be paired with startups, gaining hands-on experience in the innovation process. The application deadline is Saturday, March 15.
Attend the West Monroe site visit on Friday, March 21
Students are invited to explore West Monroe’s state-of-the-art Minneapolis office in the vibrant North Loop on Friday, March 21, 10:35 a.m.-1:30 p.m. West Monroe is a global business and technology consulting firm. This event offers a chance to connect with business and technology consultants, engage with company leadership, and gain insight into West Monroe’s people-first culture and career opportunities in consulting.
Apply for study abroad scholarships by Wednesday, April 9
Apply for study abroad scholarships if you're participating in a UMN-approved program during fall 2025 or the 2025-26 academic year. The application deadlines are Wednesday, April 9.
Attend Unlocking the Code: An Introduction to the Center for Genome Engineering on Thursday, April 10
Join the Center for Genome Engineering (CGE) for a seminar on Thursday, April 10, 3-4 p.m., Cancer and Cardiovascular Research Building, Room 1-125. Learn about the scientific research conducted at the center and to explore potential academic pathways. CGE includes members from 50 labs across campus.
Apply for fall admission to your major by Sunday, May 25
The CSE Admission to the Major database is now accepting applications for fall semester admission into the major. Most CSE students apply while enrolled in sophomore-level courses. In order to be eligible to apply this semester, you must have all of the required courses (indicated by a diamond on the four-year plan) for your chosen major completed by the end of the semester. The deadline to apply is Sunday, May 25.
Friday, February 21, 2025
Employers host information sessions and events for CSE students this week
Sargent & Lundy, ACR Homes, and McKinsey and Company will host information sessions and events for CSE students this week.
Attend the CSE WISE Women's History Month breakfast on Tuesday, March 4
The College of Science and Engineering (CSE) Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) will host a breakfast in honor of Women's History Month on Tuesday, March 4. Breakfast will be provided by Sky Lakes Catering. All CSE students are welcome to attend.
Attend the CODES community event: Ice skating on Thursday, March 6
The Community of Diverse Engineers and Scientists (CODES) will host a free ice-skating event at the University of Minnesota's Ridder Arena with Insomnia Cookies on Thursday, March 6. All CSE students are welcome to attend.
Apply for an IMEG Engineering scholarship by Friday, March 14
IMEG Engineering, a national engineering and design consulting company, is accepting applications from sophomore, junior, and senior underrepresented undergraduate students for the 2025-26 IMEG Engineering scholarship. IMEG awards individual scholarships of up to $10,000 to multiple students nationwide who are pursuing an engineering degree. The application deadline is Friday, March 14.
Submit nominations for the 2025 CSE Community Impact Awards by Thursday, March 20
Nominations are being accepted for the 2025 CSE Community Impact Awards, presented by the College of Science and Engineering. The CSE Community Impact Awards recognize excellence among College of Science and Engineering students, faculty, and staff as they work to create a more inclusive and welcoming institution for all students. The nomination deadline is Thursday, March 20.
Apply to be a CSE Orientation peer leader
CSE Academic Advising is seeking current CSE students to serve as Orientation Peer Leaders for summer 2025. This is a fun summer job that will help you build your resume with communication and leadership skills while welcoming new students to the University of Minnesota. The priority deadline to apply is Monday, April 7, and the final deadline is Monday, April 21.
Students with AWS holds: Book your required spring advising workshop today
College of Science and Engineering students who have an AWS hold are required to attend a one-hour advising workshop before registering for fall classes. Please note that most students will not register until later in April; however, students are strongly encouraged to schedule now, as workshops are limited and fill quickly.
Students with OA or MDR holds: Book your required spring academic advising appointment today
All College of Science and Engineering (CSE) students who have an OA or MDR hold are required to meet with their academic advisor prior to the fall semester to discuss registration. Please note that most students will not register until later in April; however, students are strongly encouraged to schedule now, as appointments book up quickly.
Friday, February 14, 2025
Attend ACR Homes tabling on Monday, Feb. 17
Learn about jobs and internships at ACR Homes at their tabling event on Monday, Feb. 17, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m., in Lind Hall. ACR Homes is recognized as an industry leader, offering exceptional care for adults with disabilities in more than 40 group homes throughout the Twin Cities. With flexible part-time hours, paid training, a supportive, team-oriented environment, and a dedication to quality care, the organization seeks students to join its mission of providing the highest quality of life to those they serve.
No Academic Advising drop-in hours on Wednesday, Feb. 19
CSE Academic Advising will not hold drop-in hours on Wednesday, Feb. 19. If you need an advisor you can schedule an appointment online or by phone.
Major/Minor Expo is Thursday, Feb. 20
The Center for Academic Planning and Exploration, along with the Office of Undergraduate Education, is hosting a Major/Minor Expo Thursday, Feb. 20, to answer questions, give advice, and offer guidance about the University of Minnesota's 150+ majors and minors. There is no cost or registration required.
Attend the CSE UROP Proposal Writing Workshop on Tuesday, Feb. 25
Enjoy free bagels while working on your Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) proposal on Tuesday, Feb. 25, from 2:30-4 p.m., in Walter Library, room 102. Get tips, feedback, and answers to your questions from College of Science and Engineering (CSE) students who have successfully completed a UROP, along with staff from the Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR). The deadline for summer and early fall 2025 UROP applications is Monday, March 17, 2025.
Register for the UMN Virtual Job and Internship Fair on Wednesday, Feb. 26
Explore unique job and internship opportunities in a variety of industries with companies and organizations at the University of Minnesota Virtual Job and Internship Fair on Wednesday, Feb. 26, from 3 p.m.-7 p.m.
Attend Patent Careers for Engineers and Scientists on Thursday, Feb. 27
The Practising Law Institute (PLI) will host an information session for CSE students to learn about careers as a patent agent on Thursday, Feb. 27, from 4-5 p.m, in Mechanical Engineering Building, room 221. The session also will include information about the exam required to become a patent agent.
Attend the UMN Job and Internship Fair on Friday, Feb. 28
More than 160 organizations from all employment sectors will be recruiting for hundreds of jobs, internships, and other employment opportunities at the University of Minnesota Job and Internship Fair on Friday, Feb. 28. The fair will be held from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at Huntington Bank Stadium and McNamara Alumni Center.
Apply for summer internships with MnTAP
The Minnesota Technical Assistance Program (MnTAP) is accepting applications for its 2025 summer intern program and is seeking students to fill up to 17 positions. Applications can be submitted at any time until all positions are filled.
Friday, February 7, 2025
Attend the CSE CODES, NSBE, and Minorities in Tech Black History Month lunch on Tuesday, Feb. 11
The College of Science and Engineering (CSE) Community of Diverse Engineers and Scientists (CODES), the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), and Minorities in Tech will host a lunch in honor of Black History Month on Tuesday, Feb. 11. Lunch will be provided by Soul Bowl. All CSE students are welcome to attend.
International students: Attend virtual career workshops this week
International students can look forward to a series of workshops this week designed specifically for them. Whether preparing for career fairs or exploring academic opportunities, these virtual sessions will offer valuable insights and support.
BBE information sessions are Feb. 12, March 19 or April 16; open house is April 19
The Department of Bioproducts and Biosystems Engineering (BBE) will host three virtual information sessions for students to explore its programs and areas of specialization on Wednesday, Feb. 12, Wednesday March 19, and Wednesday April 16. The department also has planned an open house on Saturday, April 19.
Apply by Sunday, Feb. 16 to participate in the May CSE WISE Boston Career Trek
The CSE Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) Initiative is coordinating a Boston Career Trek Sunday, May 18-Thursday, May 22 for students to visit Boston employers. Learn about organizations in the Boston area and network with professionals, alumni, and recruiters. All CSE undergraduate students are welcome to apply. Flights, hotel, and ground transportation will be provided at no cost to students attending. The registration deadline is Sunday, Feb. 16.
Get short-term, real-world professional experience with Maroon and Gold Network Projects
Explore various industries, gain new skills, and make professional connections with the University's Maroon and Gold Network Projects program. Supported by alumni, the program connects University students with short-term, real-world professional experiences.
Attend WISE: A Medtronic Perspective on Wednesday, Feb. 19
Network with more than 30 scientists and engineers from Medtronic's WISE initiative at this event on Wednesday, Feb. 19, 5:30-8 p.m., McNamara Alumni Center. This is a unique chance to connect with women working in various fields, including research, testing, manufacturing, design, and business.
Application deadlines to study abroad in fall 2025 are due in March or April
If you're considering studying abroad in fall 2025, remember that applications are due in either March or April. Schedule a virtual meeting appointment.
Apply for the Lynn Johnson-Johnson Brothers scholarship for future entrepreneurs by Monday, March 10
Applications are being accepted for the Lynn Johnson-Johnson Brothers Scholarship in Entrepreneurship for up to $5,000. Application deadline is Monday, March 11.
Apply for an NROTC scholarship
The Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps (NROTC) Scholarship Program prepares students for leadership roles in the Navy and Marine Corps, serving as the largest source of commissioned officers. The program offers full scholarships through a highly competitive national selection process. Recipients receive full tuition, a book stipend, coverage of educational fees, and other financial benefits—or room and board—at top colleges and universities nationwide. Upon graduation, midshipmen are commissioned as officers in the Navy or Marine Corps.
Access group therapy at Boynton Health
Find a supportive community to help navigate life challenges at Boynton Health. All groups are led by trained professionals who will guide you through each session and offer guidance, tools, and strategies to use in your daily life.
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