The Department of Earth and Planetary Science is hiring an office assistant (must be work study eligible). We are a fun group of staff to work with and the position may continue in the fall and spring.
Here <https://workstudy.berkeley.edu/JobRequestForm.aspx?job_num=5681183242> is the job description and resumes/cover letters should be sent to me at nsping...@berkeley.edu. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Apply To be a Cultural Peer Mentor Are you interested in making new friends from various countries? Are you eager to learn about different cultures and languages? Do you want to increase your event planning and intercultural skills? In the Department of Sociology, we have over 200 international students from several countries who come to study at UC Berkeley for 1-2 semesters, and the Cultural Peer Mentors are here to assist them with their transition! Who Are We? The Cultural Peer Mentors (CPMs) serve to provide guidance, resources, and support to international students who are currently studying at UC Berkeley as part of the Berkeley International Study Program (BISP). We are here to assist international students to make the successful cultural and academic transitions at UC Berkeley. One of our goals is to represent American culture to the newly incoming international students as they adjust to American cultures. We hope American students and international students will develop cultural awareness and acquire intercultural competency through frequent cross- cultural interaction. This is an important skill to develop as the world of work and social networking becomes increasingly more diversified internationally. In this program, you will: 1. Meet friends from diverse backgrounds 2. Plan exciting activities for your own group of mentees! 3. Work with a team of Cultural Peer Mentors to develop your leadership, event planning, and intercultural skills. Requirements: - Be a current undergraduate student at UC Berkeley with at least one academic year of study remaining. - Strong leadership skills and willing to take the initiative. - Be empathetic, able to interact effectively and patiently with people from diverse cultural backgrounds with different levels of English proficiency. - Possess positive communication and teamwork skills. - Plan at least 3 activities / semester for a group of ~40 mentees with your co-leader - Assist in planning and execution of 2-3 bigger events per semester for the mentees This is a year-long volunteer position with a budget for event-planning. If you are interested in becoming a Cultural Peer Mentor, please complete the online application here: https://goo.gl/forms/bHk0YmcsDEm1pTjs2 PRIORITY DEADLINE: Friday, June 30 FINAL DEADLINE: Friday, July 28 Please feel free to contact us via email (bispin...@berkeley.edu) if you have any questions or if you want to request a paper copy of the application. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cardinal Education is a local private education firm actively seeking graduating seniors for our full-time Associate role. At Cardinal Education, we go beyond teaching the technical knowledge. We want to help students feel confident in themselves and their ability to approach and solve problems. We focus on building character, motivation, time management, and organizational skills; we want the student to see a purpose in higher education and develop the intrinsic motivation to improve. As coaches, you will be playing a key role in inspiring and changing lives of many of our students. All students have the ability to succeed in academics; some students need a coach to help them realize their great potential. Full-time Associates have the opportunity to work with students on personalized academic and test prep coaching. In addition, our associates contribute towards business development to improve current systems that are in place in order to deliver the highest quality of service to our families. To learn more about us and our various job openings, you can visit our website at www.cardinaleducation.com. I have also included our job description <https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5xvQ5jHjRdoMWpGZVZITm9OVjFKLWpTOGRKUzA1dkNabnFr/view> for your convenience. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Our laboratory is interested in finding a motivated and dedicated UCB undergraduate or extension students to work with us at the UCSF Mission Bay CVRI. The student will earn academic credits and the experience would involve ~2 days per week and offer exposure to both basic and advanced research techniques. We are looking for a one year commitment. If interested, please submit a cover letter and CV by email to Roland Wu ( roland...@ucsf.edu) by June 30th. Please see attachment below! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- *RESEARCH SPECIALIST POSITION AT UCSF* A position is open in the Immunoprofiler Initiative of Parker Institute at UCSF! This project is backed by investments from UCSF, AbbVie, Amgen, and Bristol-Myers Squibb, totaling over $10 million in the aggregate and supporting the collection and analysis of at least 500 tumor samples from more than 10 different forms of cancer. We are looking for a candidate with lab experience in immunology or molecular biology that can commit to a 2-year position. Read more about the Immunoprofiler Initiative here <https://www.ucsf.edu/news/2017/01/405566/new-immunoprofiler-initiative-will-advance-drug-discovery-precision> JOB OVERVIEW The Staff Research Associate II (SRA II) will perform basic immunology and molecular biology experiments in vitro and in mice, investigating the molecular mechanisms of activation of T cells; screen phage display libraries and isolate and purify antibodies; isolate mouse lymphocytes from various tissues; prepare RNA and DNA; perform flow cyotmetry and microscopy; perform PCR, weaning, tail biopsy, and blood processing; maintain records of mice. The SRA II is expected to work well as part of a team and have enthusiasm for the practice of science. • Bachelor of Science degree in biology, chemistry and/or biochemistry or related field and one or more years of recent, directly related work experience following degree completion, utilizing the techniques or methods required by the position; or an equivalent combination of education and experience • One or more years of experience in either light microscopy, immunology or molecular biology • Experience in assay design Qualified candidates can apply here <https://sjobs.brassring.com/tgwebhost/jobdetails.aspx?partnerid=6495&siteid=5226&jobId=2494615> . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hello future Health Advocates! If you are interested in a holistic, integrative, and non-traditional approach to medicine and social justice, then you'll want to volunteer with the #HealthAdvocatesofAHS <https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/healthadvocatesofahs?source=feed_text>! The Health Advocates program is based at Highland Hospital and our volunteers are trained on addressing social determinants of health through a population health lens. More than 40% of our clients are living under extreme poverty conditions and navigating basic resources can be difficult. We aim to improve the health and quality of life by anchoring and empowering our patients through basic resource access, availability and workforce development. Check out our website (http://www. alamedahealthsystem.org/health-advocates-make-impact) to find out how you can be part of the IMPACT we're making in Alameda County! 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Research Methods in Cardiac Development and Disease 2017-06.pdf
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