The University of Oregon is searching for a career instructor with primary teaching responsibilities in Introductory and General Chemistry.Further information is available here:https://www.higheredjobs.com/details.cfm?JobCode=177427794

The OSU Libraries and Press invite currently enrolled graduate students to enter this year’s Visualize Your Bibliography Competition. Submissions should creatively display 20+ sources used in a thesis, dissertation or other scholarly work. Displays might range from a series of erasure poems made for each source to a multimedia timeline of your sources. Prizes: 1st: $750, 2nd: $500, 3rd: $250. Deadline: April 1. For questions, contact colleen.johnson@oregonstate.edu.  

The Community for the Advancement of Antiracist Instruction (CAAI) seeks instructors and TAs for a spring pilot, weeks 5 through 8. In this professional development opportunity, participants will explore antiracist teaching in a community of colleagues and create an antiracist teaching action plan. Apply here (by March 31).  

The Oregon State University Office of Human Resource is hosting a graduate health plan Q&A session for graduate assistants and graduate fellows on April 15 at 10 a.m. via Zoom. Learn more about the grad health plan and get questions answered. Email gradhealth@oregonstate.edu for more information.

In this informal “drop in” editathon, you can learn more about the Wikipedia gender gap, how to edit Wikipedia, talk with faculty teaching with Wikipedia and much more. March 19, 1-5 p.m. See the schedule and register here: https://guides.library.oregonstate.edu/womenscientists2021.

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Kishana Taylor, postdoctoral researcher at Carnegie Mellon University, will speak as part of the Ecology, Evolution and Conservation Biology (EECB) seminar series on “Prioritizing Intersectionality in Interdisciplinary Infectious Disease Research: Intersectional identities (and scientists) must inform how we study disease” on March 10, 4-5 p.m., via Zoom (beav.es/eecb)or YouTube: (beav.es/oSs).

https://www.semi.org/en/connect/events/semi-professional-development-seminar-organized-semi-arizona-chapter

MARCH 29, 2021

SEMI Professional Development Seminar – Connecting College Students to the Semiconductor Industry

Learn about career opportunities in high tech and acquire valuable, practical information that will help you choose career directions and plan for success.

• Career Search – Know the right places to find jobs
• Learn how to Optimize Your Resume and Boost Interview Chances
• Learn technical interview-tips & tricks: COVID- 19 has changed the interview process, are you prepared?  
• Before you sign: Know How to affect offer, negotiate salary and overall offer packages
• Fulfill your curiosity – “Day in a Life” from various engineering types and other professions 

Time

1:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Starting March 22, 2021, the service counter for picking up keys from the OSU Access, Lock and Key Shop is relocating to the university ID Center, located in the Memorial Union from its current location at 560 SW 15^th in the Facilities Services Shops Complex. This move offers students, staff and faculty expanded hours for key pick up at a more convenient location. Some important things to note:

• The process for requesting keys does not change. Key Authorizers are still responsible for requesting keys for a unit or department.
• The ID Center can receive key returns. However, we ask that departments continue accepting returned keys.
• Please check the ID Center’s website for current service hours. The ID center is running limited service hours due to the COVID-19 response. 
• ID Center staff will be unable to answer questions or concerns involving keys or locks. Questions about keys and locks should be directed to keyshop@oregonstate.edu.

We’ve posted a resource to help you learn more about the change in key counter service. All other questions, concerns and issues about keys and locks should go to keyshop@oregonstate.edu or facilities@oregonstate.edu (if a work order is needed).