The College of Engineering Career Development Center will be hosting the Spring 2012 Career Expo on Wednesday,

February 29, 2012 from 12:30 – 4:30 pm on the 1st floor of Nitschke Hall.  Engineering students in the co-op program

can view companies attending as well as majors they are interviewing for co-op and/or full-time positions by going

into their Interfase profile and clicking on the link.  You need to have an approved resume in Interfase to view the

companies attending.  Registration for the career expo will take place upon arrival to the expo at the end of the hallway

near the elevators and main entrance.  NOTE:  There is a dress code for the career expo.  Dress clothes (including suit,

tie and dress shoes) are required for entrance to the expo.  ANY STUDENT, whether you are interviewing or not,

wearing anything except professional attire, will not be permitted entrance to the expo.  Our objective is that all

of our students present a professional image when visiting the building for the expo.  Classes that take place that day

in the main hallway rooms will be moved to another room.  If you have any questions, please contact 419-530-8050

or stop by NI1040.

Registration for summer begins January 30, 2012.

Please note, there is no priority registration for summer.

Course registrations after the end of the on-line add period will require signatures of the instructor and the Dean of your college.  Course registrations after the add/drop period for each Part of Term must be requested on the Request for Non-Funded Late Registration form and  have the additional signature of the appropriate Provost/Chancellor; Main Campus, UH 3340; Health Science Campus, MLB 0213.

Part of Term (POT)

Important note about Open Session Courses: 
Drop and withdrawal dates are prorated for flexibly scheduled courses that do not meet during the standard start/stop dates of the term. To add, drop or withdraw from a course after the last day to add or drop via the posted web dates, visit Rocket Solution Central (RSC) in Rocket Hall, Room 1200 to complete the registration adjustment with a course request form.  Signatures are required to add a course once the class begins. 

Bioengineering Facebook Alias: Ut Bioe 

Bioengineering Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/people/Ut-Bioe/100000159356712

Students that are currently receiving an engineering scholarship are required to fill out this application in order to renew their scholarship. 

Students that are not currently receiving an engineering scholarship, but would like to be considered for one are also required to submit this application.

If you have any questions pertaining to the engineering scholarships or the application process please call 419.530.8040.  

http://enrollmentservices.utoledo.edu/events/register.asp?event_id=2647

Thanks to BIOE Grad Student,  Dhanvin Desai for passing this along!

http://www.cleveland.com/healthfit/index.ssf/2011/10/top_medical_innovation_for_201.html

Thank you to UT BIOE Alum, Adam Schlachter for providing these two videos! Adam is a 2010 BIOE Alumni and a former Peer Mentor!

This is worth the time to watch! 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fsm-QbN9r8  Part 1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftN1xPXFDzI&feature=relmfu  Part 2

This website gives you a great way to do practice problems for all kinds of subjects!  Check it out!

Check out this fun song

Thank you Amanda S.!

UT Bioengineering students’ participation in the NASA project was selected to be featured on the cover of the Ohio Engineer magazine.   Special thanks to Dr. Ron Fournier for encouraging and mentoring the students as the faculty advisor for the project and Dr. Dean Demetropoulos, Associate Research Professor of Bioengineering for accompanying the team as the faculty mentor during the flight phase.

Also to note in this issue, 3rd year student Zach Reaver was mentioned for receiving a scholarship renewal!

Way to go BIOE!