Wednesday, September 27, 2023

Career Fair Information

 On behalf of the Cal Poly Accounting Club, you are invited to our annual OCOB Olympics and Fall Symposium!

 

Fall Symposium (Career Fair for Full-Time Job and Internship Opportunities)

 

About: Fall Symposium is CPAC's fall career fair focused on providing students of all grade levels with the opportunity to learn about and become acquainted with professional accounting and finance firms from the Big Four, national, regional, local, industry, and government. For more information on which firms will be attending, please check out the Cal Poly Accounting Club website (https://www.polycpac.com/) under the events tab. Light refreshments and snacks will be provided. You can sign up for Fall Symposium through our Eventbrite Here.

 

What to bring: Dress code is business professional attire. Please bring multiple copies of your resume and a folder if needed.

 

When: Friday, October 6th, 2023 from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM

 

OCOB Olympics (Games and Networking Event)

 

About: OCOB Olympics is the Cal Poly Accounting Club’s networking and annual charity event that provides students and professionals the opportunity to socialize and play interactive games in a casual environment. Join us for an exciting evening filled with entertainment and the opportunity to win big prizes! Be among the first 50 students to check in and receive a complimentary t-shirt, plus enjoy delicious food throughout the event.

 

This event is free for students, and all the proceeds from this event will go to San Luis Obispo’s regional foundation: SLO Food Bank. The SLO Food Bank distributes meals to individuals and communities in need with ingredients sourced from local food rescue programs. The organization is dedicated to alleviate hunger and build a healthier local community. You can learn more about the SLO Food Bank here: https://www.slofoodbank.org/. You can sign up for OCOBO through our Eventbrite Here.

 

When: Thursday, October 5th, 2023 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM

 

Best Regards, 

 

OCOB Olympics Committee 

olympics@polycpac.com


 

Fall Symposium Committee

fs@polycpac.com



















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Rescheduled Zoom meeting for MCM / Math 371 oreintation

 Hi again,

My apologies to those of you who tried to join the online (zoom) orientation meeting Tue. eve about the MCM contest and the MATH 371 support course; I had something come up at the last minute and couldn't be online to run the meeting.
If you are interested in the 2024 MCM contest in Feb and the coaching course, Math 371, this quarter (and weren't at the Monday Math 371 class), please do one (or more) of the following:
  • attend the 2nd day of the Math 371 course: Wed., 9/27, 6:10-7:00pm, 38-135
  • catch me during one of my on-campus office hours this week: 
    • Wed., 9/27, 10:30 - 11:30am, bldg. 25 breezeway (picnic tables under bldg. 25)
    • Thu., 9/28, 2:30 - 3:30pm, bldg. 25 breezeway (picnic tables under bldg. 25)
  • join the rescheduled zoom meeting, Thu., 6 - 7pm
  • email me (please put MCM in the subject line)
Again, my apologies about any inconvenience or aggravation the missed meeting might have caused.
-Dave Camp

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Charles D. Camp                                  Office: 25-309 (FOE)

Professor                                               Ph. #: +1 (805) 756-1661

Cal Poly - Mathematics Dept             Fax #: +1 (805) 756-6537

1 Grand Ave                                          Email: camp'at'calpoly.edu

San Luis Obispo, CA 93442                 Pronouns: he/him/his

From: Charles David Camp <camp@calpoly.edu>Sent: Monday, September 25, 2023 10:42 AMTo: mathminor@calpoly.edu <mathminor@calpoly.edu>Subject: Math Model Contest (MCM) & Math 371
 Hi everyone,
I'm the coach for the Cal Poly teams in an international competition in mathematical modeling -- the Mathematical Contest in Modeling (or MCM). I'm holding a pair of orientation meetings for the 2023 MCM. If you're interested, please attend one or email me if can't make either. Details about the contest and Math 371 are included below.
  • on-campus: Mon., Sep. 25, 6:10-7:00pm, 38-135
  • by zoom: Tue., Sep. 26, 6:10-7:00pm, zoom link
2023 MCM and Math 371 (WQ24)
The MCM is held every year over 4 days in January or February; this year, it will take place February 1-5, 2023.   It is open to any undergraduate student enrolled at Cal Poly (full or part time) and is appropriate for students at any level: first-year students to those about to graduate. It is open to any major as well -- it can be a competitive advantage in the MCM to have an interdisciplinary team. 
We offer a 2-unit support course, Math 371, to coach the teams competing in the MCM. This year, Math 371 will be offered in the Fall quarter (FQ23), MW 6-7pm, 38-135. You do not need to enroll in Math 371 to compete in the MCM, but it's strongly recommended that you do -- especially if you have not competed in the MCM before. 
If you are interested in the competition, please attend the first meeting for Math 371 which doubles as an orientation meeting for the contest. This meeting will be Mon., Sep. 25, 6:10-7:00pm in room 38-135. If you cannot attend this meeting, there will be another orientation meeting held online via Zoom, Tue., Sep. 26, 6:10-7:00pm, at this meeting ID (81217633497). (A complete zoom invitation is included below.) Please email me If you are interested in the contest or the course but cannot attend either orientation meeting.
-Dave Camp
Topic: MCM & Math 371 (Fall 2023 - Winter 2024)
Time: This is a recurring meeting Meet anytime
Join Zoom Meeting
https://calpoly.zoom.us/j/81217633497
Meeting ID: 812 1763 3497
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Charles D. Camp                                  Office: 25-309 (FOE)

Professor                                               Ph. #: +1 (805) 756-1661

Cal Poly - Mathematics Dept             Fax #: +1 (805) 756-6537

1 Grand Ave                                          Email: camp'at'calpoly.edu

San Luis Obispo, CA 93442                 Pronouns: he/him/his

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Interested in Sustainable Global Development?

 

Interested in Sustainable Global Development?

 

Engineers Without Borders, Cal Poly is a student-led non-profit organization that supports community-driven development programs worldwide through the design and implementation of sustainable engineering projects, while creating multidisciplinary and leadership experiences for students. With four international project teams in Fiji, Kenya, Nicaragua, and Local, we work to address issues such as water, education, food security, sanitation, and energy by collaborating with our partnered communities. 

 

We are hoping to diversify the majors represented in our club in order to fill roles in business and cultural sub teams as well as to harness cross-disciplinary perspectives in designing holistic solutions that fit the needs of our communities.

 

Whether you're passionate about business development, cultural insights, leadership opportunities, or making a positive impact, EWB has a place for you.

 

Join us for Crash Course (7-9 PM on 10/2, 10/9, 10/16, and 10/23 in the ATL (Room 07-02)), where you’ll learn about the EWB project process, community-centered design, and everything you need to know to join a project team and make a difference!

 

Go to linktr.ee/ewbcalpoly to sign up for our mailing list, club Slack channel and all other links. 





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Tuesday, September 26, 2023

Undergraduate Student Guide for Grad School: PhD & MS Programs in Stats, Biostats & Data Science Degrees!

 Are you an aspiring data enthusiast looking to take your passion to the next level? Join us for an informative and inspiring event tailored specifically for undergraduate students interested in pursuing advanced degrees in Statistics, Biostatistics, and Data Science!

https://www.niss.org/events/undergraduate-student-guide-grad-school-phd-ms-programs-stats-biostats-data-science-degrees

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Class Registration Workshops Are Here to Help!

 


Students can express interest in joining a workshop by filling out the sign up form here. Here are the confirmed dates, times, and locations for four campus-wide registration workshops from the Mustang Success Center:

  • Workshop #1: Friday, October 20th in Building 181 (Frost Center), Room 103 from 1:10 - 2:30 PM
  • Workshop #2: Friday, October 27th in Building 181 (Frost Center), Room 102 from 10:10 - 11:30 AM
  • Workshop #3: Tuesday, October 31st in Building 180 (Warren J. Baker), Room 114 from 4:30 - 6 PM
  • Workshop #4: Thursday, November 9th virtually (Zoom ID: 810 3353 8735) from 1:10 - 2:30 PM

A recording of the workshop will be uploaded on their YouTube sometime after the virtual workshops conclude. More details on the workshop, the dates, links, and recording can be found on their workshop page.


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Monday, September 25, 2023

Undergraduate Student Guide for Grad School: PhD & MS Programs in Stats, Biostats & Data Science Degrees!

 Undergraduate Student Guide for Grad School: PhD & MS Programs in Stats, Biostats & Data Science Degrees!

Friday October 6, 2023 at 12 pm - 1:30 pm ETAre you an aspiring data enthusiast looking to take your passion to the next level? Join us for an informative and inspiring event tailored specifically for undergraduate students interested in pursuing advanced degrees in Statistics, Biostatistics, and Data Science!Event Highlights- Exploring Grad School Paths: Discover the diverse array of opportunities that advanced degrees in Statistics, Biostatistics, and Data Science can offer. Learn about the unique career trajectories, research areas, and real-world applications that await you in these exciting fields.- Program Overviews: Get an in-depth look at renowned PhD and MS programs from esteemed institutions. Representatives from top universities will present comprehensive overviews of their programs, covering curriculum details, faculty expertise, research facilities, and more.- Application Insights: Receive valuable tips and strategies for crafting a compelling application package that stands out to admissions committees. From personal statements to letters of recommendation, our experts will guide you through the key components of a successful application.- Interactive Q&A Session: Participate in an interactive Q&A session with experienced professionals and academic advisors. Gain firsthand knowledge about the challenges and triumphs of pursuing an advanced degree in these fields, and have your burning questions answered.- Don't miss out on this golden opportunity to set your grad school aspirations in motion! Whether you're curious about the research landscape, eager to hear success stories, or seeking guidance on your next steps, this event is designed to empower you with the knowledge and connections you need to thrive in the world of advanced statistical studies.**Registration is free!** Secure your spot today and embark on a journey towards a future fueled by data-driven excellence.We look forward to welcoming you to an event that could shape your future in the world of Statistics, Biostatistics, and Data Science.https://www.niss.org/events/undergraduate-student-guide-grad-school-phd-ms-programs-stats-biostats-data-science-degrees
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