BOA GBM (2-2-2012)
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This document summarizes the recent activities and announcements from the Bioengineering Organizational Alliance (BOA) student group at UIC. It recognizes the top student volunteers from last semester and announces upcoming guest speakers and society representative positions. It also advertises volunteer opportunities for the Bank of America Shamrock Shuffle and an upcoming bowling social event.
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GBM 2 [Spring 2012]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/gbm2-120207141258-phpapp02/85/BOA-GBM-2-2-2012-1-320.jpg)
![Tutoring Coordinator [Position Available]
• Old Tutoring Coordinator has resigned.
• URGENT NEED: New Tutoring Coordinator
• What will you do?
• Make monthly “Tutoring Calendars”
• Perform monthly assessments/reviews
• Add/expand our “Binder System”
• Advertise with flyers, emails, Facebook, BOA’s website
• Be innovative and help improve the Tutoring Program
– Details
• Special situation Tutor will be decided via interview process
• Send an email to boa.uic@gmail.com by next Wednesday (2/8/2012)
• Include your resume and free times for interviews (Monday-Friday after 10am)
• Interview will be about 30 minutes and will be conducted by David and Will
• Interviews times will begin THIS MONDAY (2/2) at 10am on a rolling basis.
• Last day to be interviewed is Wednesday, February 15th.
• Interview questions will be sent out in an email so you can come prepared.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/gbm2-120207141258-phpapp02/85/BOA-GBM-2-2-2012-4-320.jpg)
![[Positions Available] Society Representatives
• Open Society Representative positions available for:
• American Society of Biomechanics (ASB)
• International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineers (ISPE)
• Job Requirements
– Act as our local UIC chapter representative
– Stay in communication with society on national level
– Organize what type of events/topics/important information you will pass along to your
fellow BIOE undergrads
– Expand society/Increase membership/Advertise/Attract Interest
– Register with Campus Programs and become an official organization at UIC
– Hold your own society meetings and present information at GBMs
• How to Apply For Position
– Send your resume to boa.uic@gmail.com by February 24, 2012
– Specify which society you wish to represent
– Interviews will take place week of February 27, 2012
– Same interview process as Tutoring Coordinator](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/gbm2-120207141258-phpapp02/85/BOA-GBM-2-2-2012-5-320.jpg)
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- 1. Bioengineering Organizational Alliance GBM 2 [Spring 2012]
- 2. BOA “Member of the Semester” Awards • Given to those who actively used our BOA credit system • Awards: • 1st: Jessie Kappel $50 gift card • 2nd: Heta Chokshi $40 gift card • 3rd: Tanvi Jatla $30 gift card • Recognition: • Will receive a certificate to make it official • Listed on BOA website • Recognized by the department at End of semester dinner ceremony • Use this on your resume!
- 3. Guest Speakers • Last Semester Dr. Patton (EMBS and Research) Amit Paul (Pre-Med/General Advice) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- • This Semester • February 16th – Dr. Hetling (Research/General Information and Advice) • March 15th – Dr. Cheng (Biophysics Society Special) • March/April (In the Works) • BIOE grad currently working at Baxter (Industry) • Speaker from Princeton/Kaplan Review (Pre-Med)
- 4. Tutoring Coordinator [Position Available] • Old Tutoring Coordinator has resigned. • URGENT NEED: New Tutoring Coordinator • What will you do? • Make monthly “Tutoring Calendars” • Perform monthly assessments/reviews • Add/expand our “Binder System” • Advertise with flyers, emails, Facebook, BOA’s website • Be innovative and help improve the Tutoring Program – Details • Special situation Tutor will be decided via interview process • Send an email to boa.uic@gmail.com by next Wednesday (2/8/2012) • Include your resume and free times for interviews (Monday-Friday after 10am) • Interview will be about 30 minutes and will be conducted by David and Will • Interviews times will begin THIS MONDAY (2/2) at 10am on a rolling basis. • Last day to be interviewed is Wednesday, February 15th. • Interview questions will be sent out in an email so you can come prepared.
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