Environment Events
What do the Nobels mean?
While the Nobel Prizes in science attract public attention in a way that no other scientific award does, what do they mean and what role do the Nobel-winning discoveries play in shaping our world?
The College of Science invites you to a special evening of inspiration as three science professors present short talks on the 2017 Nobel Prizes in Physics, Chemistry and Physiology/Medicine and the exciting scientific advances they represent.
Join us in partnership with the Corvallis Library for a public discussion on these extraordinary discoveries and their benefits for mankind.
The event is free and open to all.
For more information, visit http://impact.oregonstate.edu/2018/04/understanding-sciences-highest-awards/
2018 Engineering Undergraduate Expo
At the annual Engineering Undergraduate Expo, our undergraduate students will share their work through the use of models, demonstrations, and posters with industry partners, alumni, the media, prospective students, their peers, other academic institutions, and the general public. Attendees will have the opportunity to interact directly with individual students, ask questions, and exchange ideas.
Public Safety Professionals Webinar Series: Responding to Radiologic Emergencies
Gain New Insight on Being a Successful ROSS
In this webinar, you will hear new insights on how to respond to radiological events from Oregon State University professor Dr. Emily Caffrey.
As a leading expert on First Responders, Emily leads Oregon State's radiological event/emergency training and will teach the new Radiological Operations Support Specialist (ROSS) program.
About This Webinar on Emergency TrainingIn this exclusive webinar on responding to radiological events, you will:
- Gain a new understanding of how to organize and respond to incidents involving radiological hazards
- Understand state and local response authorities, organizations and jurisdictional issues important for a radiological response.
- Have the opportunity to ask Emily questions radiological emergency response and more
- Date: Thursday, April 19
- Time: 12 to 1 p.m. PST
How to Build Your Career
Join special guest Jo Danko, P.E., senior vice president and managing director of city solutions for CH2M (now Jacobs), for a professional development seminar intended specifically for engineering seniors and graduate students. Discussion topics include: establishing a solid foundation, building a network, and following your passion. Hosted by the School of Chemical, Biological, and Environmental Engineering. RSVP: https://goo.gl/61H1RU.
MECOP application deadline
Apply for MECOP 2018-19: Student applications to join the MECOP program in Fall 2018 will be open through March 31. MECOP offers students the opportunity for two paid, six-month industry internships in 2019 and 2020. For CBEE students, the program is open to second-year ChemE and EnvE students who will be in pro-school by Fall 2018, meet MECOP academic requirements, and expect to return for at least one term after their second MECOP internship before graduating. Enrollment in the MECOP program will delay your current planned graduation date by about a year. Students accepted into MECOP are expected to complete the entire program. For more information about the MECOP program, visit: https://www.mecopinc.org/students and https://www.mecopinc.org/about.
