The SRA club will meet tonight (October 1), and every other Thursday unless otherwise notified, at 6 pm in room 215 IST.
Thursday, October 1, 2015
Jobs and internships with NSA
It's job hunting season! As your partner in Information Assurance/Cyber Defense, NSA believes your students are well suited for many of our Cyber related student programs and full time positions throughout the National Security Agency (NSA). Please encourage your students to consider a career with NSA and help us spread the word about these opportunities to Department Heads and Career Service organizations on your campus. Thank you for helping build a cadre of top talent to protect and defend information and cyber systems for the Nation. "Defending Our Nation. Securing The Future" "Confidence in Cyberspace" The National Security Agency (NSA) currently has a number of openings for full-time positions in all our mission areas. Students receiving degrees in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Software Engineering, Systems Engineering, or other Information Security and Cyber-related disciplines are encouraged to apply at: https://www.nsa.gov/careers/index.shtml NSA's Information Assurance Directorate (IAD) believes students from the NSA/DHS National Centers of Academic Excellence may be particularly interested in the positions identified below but may apply to multiple positions. . 1063184 - IAD Information Assurance/Security Professionals . 1063504 - IAD IA Doctrine Policy Officer . 1063508 - IAD Interagency OPSEC Support Staff (IOSS) Instructional Designer . 1063522 - IAD Business Technologist Support to Investment Analysis . 1063526 - IAD Information System Security Designer Support to Investment Analysis . 1063410 - Computer Network Operations Development Program (CNODP) . 1063155 - Summer Internship Program for Information Assurance (SIP/IA) ************ Student Internship, CO-OP, & Scholarship Opportunities *************** The NSA has many different summer Internship Programs in addition to our CO-OP and Scholarship programs that, like our full-time positions, support all our mission areas and offer exciting opportunities in a wide array of disciplines. Descriptions and requirements for each of these programs can be viewed by visiting www.nsa.gov/careers and selecting "Student Programs" on the pull-down menu. IMPORTANT - The application deadline for most of the summer internships is 31 October; however, some of the math related internship deadlines are as early as 15 October. Also, students may apply to multiple internships as these are each reviewed and selections made independently. Students may apply for these full-time positions by visiting www.nsa.gov/careers and looking for the position numbers listed above. Student Program opportunities can be located by using the key word search and entering "internship". "CO-OP", or "scholarship." *********************************************************************** PLEASE ENTER EVENT CODE 485-1 WHEN APPLYING TO ANY JOB OPENINGS Please Note: - U.S. Citizenship is required for all applicants - Reasonable accommodations will be provided to applicants with disabilities during the application and hiring process where appropriate. - NSA is an equal opportunity employer and abides by applicable employment laws and regulations. For questions concerning the application process, please contact NSA Recruitment & Staffing at: 1-866-NSA-HIRE (1-866-672-4473) or e-mail customercare@NSA.gov
Wednesday, September 30, 2015
Upcoming HLS program at PA State Capitol
Please
see information attached regarding the Homeland Security Program
Information Session being hosted at the Pennsylvania State Capitol, East
Rotunda. It would be a great opportunity for you to meet and greet,
and receive updates and perspectives from across the program.
Also, please encourage your students or prospective students to attend this event October 1, 2015!
The Program
12:30
– 12:40 p.m. Welcome and Overview of Program Alison Shuler, Program
Coordinator, Penn State Intercollege Master of Professional Studies in
Homeland Security
12:45
– 1:00 p.m. Penn State | ONLINE Education for Continuing and Emerging
Leaders in Homeland Security: Intercollege Master of Professional
Studies in Homeland Security (iMPS-HLS) and Graduate Certificates
Alexander Siedschlag, Ph.D., Professor and Chair of Penn State Homeland
Security Programs
1:00 – 1:15 p.m. Discussion with Members of Penn State’s Homeland Security Advisory Council
1:15 – 1:30 p.m. Infectious Disease
Preparedness in Pennsylvania Gene Lengerich, V.M.D., Director of the
Public Health Preparedness Option in the Penn State Intercollege Master
of Professional Studies in Homeland Security
1:30
– 1:45 p.m. The Current Challenge of Biosecurity Gretchen Kuldau,
Ph.D., Director of the Agricultural Biosecurity and Food Defense Option
in the Penn State Intercollege Master of Professional Studies in
Homeland Security
1:45 – 2:00 p.m. Discussion – Open Forum
2:00 – 2:15 p.m. College & Continuing Education Program Highlights
2:15 – 2:30 p.m. Mix and Meet over Light Refreshments
See link for event registration:
REGISTER at https://penn-state-hls-capitol.eventbrite.com
We hope you could join us or stop in and say hello.
Monday, September 14, 2015
Intelligence Community Job Fair
Internship and job opportunities with the various organizations involved in U.S. Intelligence.
See this flyer for more information. Registration is limited so please do not delay!
http://www.personal.psu.edu/gms/temp/security%20fair.pdf
See this flyer for more information. Registration is limited so please do not delay!
http://www.personal.psu.edu/gms/temp/security%20fair.pdf
SRA club meeting this Thursday
Hi all - the SRA Club will meet in room 202 this Thursday from 6-7:30.
We have officers now, and they are
We have officers now, and they are
- President: Carson Brown - Vice President: Jimmy Steff - Secretary: Tieasa Gordienko - Treasurer: Daniella Callaghan
- web and marketing: Emily Eckert and Ryan McGurgah
With this meeting we will try to make plans for:
- upcoming meetings, visitors and special projects
- plan for advertising for membership
- discussion of permanent meeting time
- plus anything else ...
Hope to see everyone there!
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
JP Morgan Chase events
 With a technology investment of nearly $8 billion each year, you’ll have the resources, influence and scope to change how we work from the inside out. You’ll begin to work with cutting-edge systems and products, from phenomenally large scale infrastructure to industry-leading apps. Discover how we can support your talent and provide the platform for your career as a technologist set to become one of the best.
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JPMC Technology aims to hire
300+ full-time new graduates and 480+ summer interns in the U.S. in 2016
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Our
Code for Good challenges give university students opportunities to assist nonprofit organizations with technology
AND was won by a Penn State team last year
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This fall, we are opening the
Delaware Technology Center - our new cutting-edge tech facility for 2500+ technologists
Where you can join us
A
firm like ours offers technologists almost limitless potential in the
long term. The team you initially join will encourage you to harness
every opportunity that comes along. Whether
you start in our Software Development
or Infrastructure Engineering
tracks,
you’ll draw on your technical and people skills as well as unbeatable adaptability and creativity every single day. Visit
http://techcareers.jpmorgan.com/techcareers/us/opportunities
to find out more about Technology Internships & Full-time roles.
Interested?
Apply directly on the JPMorgan Chase tech careers website. Be sure
to also submit your application through your campus career center’s website.
If you think there's another opportunity that will better match your skills, then have another look around at
http://careers.jpmorganchase.com
Find us on campus this fall
JPMC Technology - Penn State On-Campus Recruiting Dates
Visit us at one of our sites
JPMC Technology Events
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October 30-31
Code for Good Challenge, hosted at JPMC Delaware Technology Center, Wilmington, DE
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Over
one weekend, teams of university students will participate in a coding
competition and will be tasked with creatively using technology to
address
a social challenge for a leading non-profit organization. A Penn State
student was on the winning team last year and now works for the firm -
let’s aim to have more PSU winners!
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Application deadline is
September 18.
For more information on Code for Good, visit:
http://techcareers.jpmorgan.com/techcareers/us/opportunities/codeforgood
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Early November
Winning Women in Technology event, hosted at JPMC Delaware Technology Center, Wilmington, DE
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At
these events, you’ll meet our female leaders ranging from Analysts to
Senior Managers and learn about our Tech programs. You’ll participate in
various
session to gain insight into the work we do in Technology and the women
who inspire us.
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For more information on Winning Women in Technology events, visit:
http://techcareers.jpmorgan.com/techcareers/us/opportunities/winningwomen
Questions? Contact
Mike Janesch, Executive Director & Penn State Tech Recruiting Captain -
mike.f.janesch@chase.com
(Please send emails from your university
.edu email address, as we cannot send email to personal accounts)
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Tuesday, September 8, 2015
SRA Club update
The first - and very important - meeting of the SRA club will be this Thursday from 6-7:30. Room 209 IST. All interested students are welcome!
We need to fill these officer positions for the executive board:
Before we can be reactivated as a club the President and Vice President will have to take training, possibly other officers too. I am in contact with the Student Organizations office and have a schedule for these for next week.
The training is really not bad, and it will help you better understand the University rules on student clubs.
Then, once we get the administrivia out of the way, we can focus on the fun part.
BTW - I already have a speaker lined up for Oct 14 - one of the top people in security from IBM.
- gerry
We need to fill these officer positions for the executive board:
- President
- Vice President
- Treasurer
- Secretary
- Marketing/web
Before we can be reactivated as a club the President and Vice President will have to take training, possibly other officers too. I am in contact with the Student Organizations office and have a schedule for these for next week.
The training is really not bad, and it will help you better understand the University rules on student clubs.
Then, once we get the administrivia out of the way, we can focus on the fun part.
BTW - I already have a speaker lined up for Oct 14 - one of the top people in security from IBM.
- gerry
Thursday, September 3, 2015
Information Assurance Club Fa15
From IA Club Treasurer Sam Vigliotti:
Our first meeting is tonight (Sep 3) at 7:00 in 208 IST; we will be
introducing the club, the board and give a semester overview. Because we have
been lucky to set a few other opportunities there are additional meetings
in September that don't align to our normal schedule. They
are:
-The Boeing Company: September 10th at 7:30 in 202
IST
-NSA: September 14th at 7:00
in 206 IST
-Guest speaker
Bruce Potter: September 16th at 8:00 in 202 IST
After
these events we'll get back to the normal 'every other week' schedule
on October 1st. Just as a side note, we are trying to emphasize high
attendance/member retention this year, so the 25% most attending members will
have their names raffled off to win an Amazon Echo or two Penn State bluetooth
speakers.
Our website
is http://iaclubpsu.org and our Facebook
page is https://www.facebook.com/iaclub?fref=ts. Also, please feel free to give out my email (syv5090@psu.edu) should any students have questions.
Some important upcoming events
The College of IST provides a number of important events to help students investigate possible careers, best prepare to market themselves, and network with companies for internships and permanent jobs. Here are some for next week:
- How to Navigate the Career Fair - for younger students - Tues. Sept 8, 6 pm in IST 205. Learn tips and tricks to navigating the career fair
- Resumania – Get your resume reviewed by a company recruiter - Wed, Sept 9 ,10 am to 3 pm - IST second floor. You can sign-up or a time in Compass or just show up.
- Welcome Back IST Picnic – all faculty and students invited - Sept 10 on the lawn – 11:30 – 1 pm…or until the food is gone.
- EY Cyber Information Session - Thursday Sept 10 – cybertorium - 6 pm.
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