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News for Graduate Students
American Mathematical Society: Employment Services American Mathematical Society: Careers and Education Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics: Career Information Association for Women in Mathematics: Career Resources
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The PhD Preliminary Exams will be given this August on the following dates:
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FRANKLIN & MARSHALL COLLEGE Lancaster, Pennsylvania VISITING ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS or VISITING INSTRUCTOR OF MATHEMATICS
IMMEDIATE OPENING The Department of Mathematics at Franklin & Marshall College invites applications for a visiting position, beginning Fall 2008. The position is renewable for a second year upon evidence of good teaching and administrative approval. For more information, click here.
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The Technical Director for the Office of Operations Research, Modeling and Simulation, M&S Oversight Division at the National Security Agency wants us to know about their summer program. Each summer, NSA offers a unique and rewarding opportunity for 4 to 6 graduate students to participate in a paid internship called the Summer Program for Operations Research Technology (SPORT). Selected students have the opportunity to apply the skills they've learned in the classroom to important real-world problems at NSA. NSA is in the midst of their recruiting season for next summer's SPORT class and is planning recruiting trips to colleges and universities that have an active and respected Operations Research and/or Industrial Engineering graduate program. Statistics and applied mathematics students are also eligible. Since George Mason University certainly qualifies as such, NSA is interested in visiting our University to discuss this exciting internship opportunity with some of our graduate students (Masters or PhD level). An interesting aspect of this opportunity is that NSA will arrange for the selected students to get a Top Secret security clearance. As we all know, having a clearance is helpful in getting employment after graduation. I will serve as the university point of contact for this opportunity. Interested students please contact and we will set up a meeting with the NSA personnel. Andy -- Andrew G. Loerch, PhD Associate Professor and Associate Chair Department of Systems Engineering and Operations Research George Mason University 4400 University Drive MSN 4A6 Fairfax, VA 22030 703-993-1657 (v) 703-993-1521 (fax) ____________________________________________________________________________________________
SAT Teachers Wanted! Think you really know your stuff? Have a desire to help others succeed? Want a fulfilling part-time teaching job with NO GRADING? The Princeton Review, the nation’s leader in test preparation, is now hiring instructors for our Fall and Winter SAT courses! Our students are fantastic, the course materials are the best in the industry, your training is thorough and we have a lot of fun! As a teacher for The Princeton Review, you will: Most importantly, you must have the characteristics to become a great instructor. The Princeton Review’s teachers are: Applicants should e-mail resume, test scores, and any other pertinent information to sarahj@review.com. Applicants should call (703) 891-5200 with any questions. Or you can visit our website at www.PrincetonReview.com, click on “Employment,” select the test type, and apply online. It’s that simple! Sarah Jackson Director of Operations The Princeton Review 1953 Gallows Road ____________________________________________________________________________________________
All A's Tutoring, Inc. is looking for tutors in all subject areas especially mathematics. Our tutors are generally paid $30 per hour and work as independent contractors. They go to the client's homes and the hours are very flexible. All A's Tutoring, Inc. requires that all tutors have at least a bachelor's degree with one year of teaching and/or tutoring experience. CALL NOW for more information about this great opportunity. (703) 981-2848 or email me at natalie@AllAsTutoring.com Natalie Martirossian Director and President All A's Tutoring, Inc. P.O. Box 2056 Ashburn, VA 20146-2056 (703) 981-2848
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The Graduate Student Travel Fund was established to help George Mason University graduate students attend and participate in professional conferences pertaining to their field of study. For more information, click here.
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