‘Inside Careers in Mathematics’ Panel is an annual panel in collaboration with the UCLA Mathematics Department and the UCLA Career Center to introduce undergraduate students to Math Alumni who have ventured into unique careers using their Mathematics degrees. This year’s panel will be next Thursday, April 28th from 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm via Zoom.
The scribe positions do not require any previous experience with USAC, and we welcome any and all student volunteers who want to help advocate for academic equity. As a whole, AAC is looking to create a system to broaden accessibility for marginalized students through a shared notes project that is volunteer-based and student-centered.
Volunteer applications will stay open until all necessary positions are filled.
Please feel free to reach out and request any additional information you might need to help communicate these opportunities to your students!
UCLA Summer Sessions is seeking Precollege Residential Assistants (PRAs) to provide supervision to high school students participating in UCLA Summer Sessions programming. PRAs will promote a safe, inclusive, and fun environment for our visiting high school students in one of UCLA’s deluxe Residence Halls. PRAs will work 19 hours per week, perfect for pairing with a Summer Session A course.
Duties Include:
Assisting with check-in and check-out
Performing curfew checks
Responding to incidents
Implementing recreational programming on evenings and weekends
Precollege Residential Assistants are an important link between UCLA’s visiting high school students and the university itself. Your own experience as a UCLA undergraduate makes you a treasure trove of information for these students, many of whom dream of coming to UCLA to study.
Benefits
FREE housing in one of UCLA’s new Deluxe Residence Halls
FREE breakfast and dinner in the dining hall
Salary: $16 per hour
Must be available to live in the UCLA Residence Halls full-time between June 20- July 30, 2022.
This short course will cover the current state-of-the-art approaches for tensor-based linear modeling and space-kime analytics. Instructors will present a generalized framework for modeling and prediction of scalar, matrix, or tensor outcomes from observed tensor inputs. Additional demonstrations will include complex-time (kime) representation of longitudinal data, where the temporal event order is generalized to the (unordered) complex plane. This generalization transformed classical time-series to 2D kime-surfaces. Various biomedical and health applications will be showcased.
Event Date/Time: March 13, 2022, 9:00 – 17:00 (US Central Time)
Format: Online (distance-based, virtual). Instruction will involve a blend of theoretical foundations, computational implementations, and data-driven applications
Audience: Prerequisites: prior knowledge of college level math, physics, and statistics
Joining the Event on March 13: To join, log in the meeting site and click on My Registrations link in the left menu list. There, you should see Zoom Registration Link 1 (these links will not be live until the date of the event (March 13).
The Directed Reading Program (DRP) pairs undergraduate students with graduate students for quarter-long independent study projects in mathematics. Projects culminate in a brief presentation given by the undergraduates in a DRP colloquium.
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The Healthcare Improvement and Innovation in Quality (THINQ) Collaborative is a group of undergraduate and graduate students working with physicians at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center to conduct clinical research and make proposals for the betterment of care quality.
Our program involves research, physician shadowing experience, speaker events from individuals in various healthcare fields, as well as discussions about diverse topics in the healthcare industry that affect patients and physicians. We shadow patient rounds, collect data, present research, and review papers on healthcare in order to propose solutions.
We have had previous opportunities to present at several national undergraduate research conferences and submit manuscripts to undergraduate research journals. Additionally, we offer mentorship, leadership and professional development, and the opportunity to view medicine through an intersectional perspective.
We are currently recruiting members of all years and majors for our THINQ 2022 Summer Internship that will later transition into a year-long research fellowship. Applications will be due on FRIDAY, APRIL 1 at 11:59 p.m. PST. Applications open on March 7 at 7 p.m. and will be available here: https://www.thinq.med.ucla.edu/index.php/get-involved.
Join us at one of our upcoming informational sessions to learn more about our organization! Register at one of the links below to receive the Zoom link:
The MIT Sloan MBA Early Admission program is an opportunity for current college seniors and graduate students to apply for deferred admission to MIT Sloan’s MBA program.
The process is simple—eligible students need to apply by April 20, 2022. Once admitted, candidates work full-time in any industry for 2–5 years before beginning the 2-year MBA program at MIT Sloan.
We know that applying to graduate school is a big step. Here are some resources to help you learn more about MIT Sloan MBA Early Admission and to decide if the program is right for you.
Attend an admissions event
We’ll be hosting webinars and coffee chats throughout the semester so you can discover more about MBA Early Admission and the application process. SEE ALL MBA EARLY EVENTS
Take a virtual tour of MIT Sloan’s campus
Wondering what it looks like to study at MIT Sloan? Meet some of our current students and explore the classrooms, social spaces, and innovation areas at MIT Sloan. WATCH THE VIDEO
Club Spotlight—Learn more about the BBSA
MIT Sloan has 80+ student-run clubs. One of the most active is the Black Business Students Association. In recognition of Black History Month, the BBSA is hosting a four-part podcast series titled The Kickback. Each episode tells a story of the Black@Sloan student journey—from application to alumni. LEARN ABOUT THE BBSA
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UCLA’s International Institute along with the Career Center will be hosting a workshop to help our students navigate the internship search process and learn best tips and tricks on how to find an internship and receive academic credit. This workshop is geared towards International Institute majors/minors but open to all students!
Wednesday, Feb 16, 2022
5:00 PM on Zoom
REGISTER HERE
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This spring, Correlation One is inviting you to compete in the West Coast Terminal and the West Coast Regional Datathon. This is a great learning opportunity for those who are interested in coding and/or data science and want to showcase their skills in a team based setting.
Apply NOW to either of these competitions or both, and win a chance at prize money & recruiting opportunities at Citadel!
Find more event details below, and feel free to email elaine@correlationone.com if you have any questions. We look forward to seeing you there!
?️WEST COAST TERMINAL (VIRTUAL)
When: Monday, February 28th – Monday, March 7th, 2022 Where: Virtual ? Application Deadline: 11:59 PM PT Tuesday, February 22nd Terminal is an online challenge where software engineers and computer scientists (or anyone else interested in coding!) build an algorithm and code strategies to automate gameplay. Check out this brief clip to see Terminal in action! ➡️Click Here To Apply⬅️
?WEST COAST DATATHON (IN-PERSON)
When: April 9th, 2022 Where: San Francisco Bay Area, in person Prizes: $15,000 + elegibility to interview at Citadel Application Deadline: 11:59 PT Sunday, April 3rd Datathons are world’s #1 virtual data science competitions. This is a great opportunity for students to work on challenging problems while engaging with real-world data in a competitive, team-based setting. **For students in schools not in the Bay Area, transportation and accommodation (if need be) expenses will be fully covered. ➡️Click Here To Apply⬅️
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