All of those students are very analytical, Van Ness said. This year, five new companies will be attending. One of the new companies is Bio-Rad Laboratories. We were really excited about them because they, even though it s ICS and engineering, also encompass physics, math and chemistry, Silvani-Patterson said. Silvani-Patterson is hoping to get two things out of this event.
Preparatory workshops are available to interested students.
Most students already have some kind of r sum . If they don t, then I would sweep into one of the r sum workshops, Van Ness said. Two r sum workshops will be held this week. The first is Monday, Oct. 18, at 3 p.m. in the Career Center. Another will be held the following day at 11 a.m.