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1. Participate in Stanford Psychology Study
2. Career Fair at Genentech
3. Is Scientific R & D a right career for you?
4. CCSF Health Care Interpreter Certificate Program
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1. Participate in Stanford Psychology Study
Interested in participating in a Psychology Study?
Do you attend Berkeley and are a Caucasian/European American?
If so we want your opinion!
The Culture and Emotions Lab of the Psychology
department at Stanford University is currently
conducting a study on emotions and daily
activities.
The Study consists of two 40 minute surveys
For completing the first survey you will recieve $15
and for the second one you will recieve another $25
($40 total)
Also:
A subgroup of participants will be chosen to do a
follow up survey that consists of carrying a PDA
for one week and answering questions 6 times over
the span of the week.
Participants for this additional part of the survey will recieve $75
If interested please email:
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
or call (650) 725-7158
We look forward to working with you
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2. Career Fair at Genentech
International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineers
is presenting a Career Fair at Genentech
"Student to Biotech Professional" Forum
on Friday April 28th, 2006
1:00 PM - 6:00 PM at South San Francisco, CA
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Come and hear from Industry Team Panel:
Process Development
Process Automation
Process Engineering
Quality
Manufacturing
Development Sciences
Cost is free to students and those participating
in the forum. Lunch will be served!
What are the benefits of coming the forum?
Learn more about the biotech industry
Gain more information about the hiring process
Gain interviewing and networking skills
RSVP: Kimberly Syre [EMAIL PROTECTED] by April 21
for more information
http://ispe.berkeley.edu
or www.ispe.org/campusconnection
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ISPE is the leading internation society for
health care technology professionals involved in
encouraging and fostering relations between
student members and professionals.
All majors are welcomed!
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3. Is Scientific R & D a right career for you?
Is Scientific R & D a right career for you? What
does it take to be successful in research? What
are the challenges as well as positive/negative
aspects of this field? This panel discussion will
answer these and other questions you may have
about creating a career in Scientific R & D.
"Visions of the Future": Science Research and Development
Tuesday, April 18, 2006
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
12AB Bechtel Engineering Center
Co-hosted by Career Center and Undergraduate Science Association (UGSA)
Panelists:
Sunny Song, R&D Scientist , Agilent Technologies
Brian Peter, Research Scientist , Agilent Technologies
Kenneth Kong, R&D Chemist , Bio-Rad Laboratories
Michael Urban, Life Science Group , Bio-Rad Laboratories
Danny Ong, Research Associate, Dept of Analytical Chemistry , Gilead Science=
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4. CCSF Health Care Interpreter Certificate Program
Speak more than one language? Need a plan to
increase your skill set and get you more
opportunities to check out a clinical
environment? Wondering what you will do with
your interest in health care? Need a job, but not
quite ready to apply to health professional and
medical school? Check this out and see if it is
for you!
Look at this....Interpreting in Health Care Settings
City College of San Francisco
offers a 15 units Health Care Interpreter Certificate Program.
The next class is scheduled to start this fall.
Introduction to health care interpretation is designed for
bilingual bicultural individuals in all spoken
languages who are interested in facilitating
linguistic and cultural communication
between patients and health care providers.
Course Number: Health 80, Fall 2006
Course Number: Health 81 and Health 82, Spring 2007
Course Description: Interpreting in Health Care Settings
Interested candidates are required to
attend either of the 3-hour orientations. Prior
registration to orientation is not necessary and
seating is first-come/first served.
ORIENTATION 1
Saturday, April 29, 2006
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
San Francisco Kaiser Permanente Medical
Center, (French Campus) Conference Room #1
4141 Geary Blvd., at 5th Avenue
ORIENTATION 2
Tuesday, May 2, 2006
6:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Saint Francis Memorial Hospital
Second Floor
900 Hyde St., between Pine & Bush.
Orientation will provide details on the
training program=92s requirements; evaluate your
interest in the field of health care
interpreting; and evaluate your readiness to
participate in this program.
Be prepared to actively participate during your
orientation. Program applications will be
distributed at the end of orientation only.
Completed applications will be accepted between
May 15, 2006 and May 31, 2006. Any applications
post-marked before 5/15 or after 5/31 may not be
accepted. For more information please call (415)
452-5158.
Nora Goodfriend-Koven MPH
Healthcare Interpreter Certificate Program
City College of San Francisco
Mailbox: Cloud Hall 363
(415) 452-5158
http://www.ccsf.edu/Departments/Health_Science/new%20hci/hci-prog/interp.htm=
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