Summer 2020: COP 2800 Computer Programming Using Java

Still looking for a summer elective?

COP 2800 Computer Programming Using Java (class number 15765)
MWF period 4
Currently we have 136 seats (as of April 29)

This is our Java course for non-majors and non-minors and the best course for students to get a soft introduction to computer programming.

If a you know you want to minor in Computer Science, CISE would recommend starting with COP 3502 instead of COP 2800, since 2800 does not fulfill any formal requirements.

May/June Position with Douberly Melon Sales in Trenton

If you are looking for summer work here is an opportunity:
https://ufl-csm.symplicity.com/students/app/jobs/detail/b481f71abd5536b376353052c999a6a0

Work Authorization: Currently authorized to work in the United States with no restrictions

Position Description
You will be helping invoice and shipping. You will be overseeing food safety in the facility. Answering phones and working on the dock to over see operations. Fork lift driving and loading on the docks. Busy high paced position but only seasonal. May to sometime in July. This part may be flexible according to when you finish school. Must be highly motivated and a quick thinker. Traveling to Dade City Florida for the first part of the season is also part of this position.

Qualification
Would prefer you have some sort of agriculture knowledge. Phone skills, computer skills. Excel knowledge.

ID 765816

Job Function: Agriculture & Natural Resources

Location: Trenton/Dade City FL/Ashburn Georgia, Florida United States

Students should apply through Gator CareerLink

Fall 2020 SWS Course

The Florida Alligator - Applications for Summer 2020

This is Christian Ortega and Hannah Phillips, Editor-in-Chief and Digital Managing Editor at The Independent Florida Alligator. We know that many internship opportunities have been put on hold because of COVID-19 – don’t let that stop you from getting world-class experience in one of the nation’s top student newsrooms this summer.

The Independent Florida Alligator has opened up its Summer 2020 applications. They're due at 11:59 p.m. on April 28. Many of these are paid positions.

Here's the link to our applications:
https://www.alligator.org/news/want-to-be-part-of-the-alligator-join-our-remote-summer-2020-team/article_4aa08960-842e-11ea-8434-d31322c7f3a5.html

This summer will be a little different than previous semesters, but we hope it will only give more people the opportunity to apply. We’ll reduce our print edition of the paper to one day a week and will be working completely remotely. This means that all reporting will take place over phone or video conference. We will still conduct weekly meetings over Zoom to check in and get to know one another.

We’d like to continue previous editor-in-chief Christina Morales’ mission of making The Alligator a more diverse and inclusive environment, so we’re encouraging everyone to apply, regardless of major or experience. We have several new positions, including an illustrator, podcast producer and a data visualizer/coder.

If students are looking for a little more flexibility and room to learn, there's always a news assistant position or other beat reporting positions open.

We’re willing to be flexible and work with any interested students who would like to join our staff. As always, anyone is more than welcome to reach out to us with any questions or concerns. We’re happy to help and eager to meet you.

Christian Ortega and Hannah Phillips
Editor-in-Chief and Digital Managing Editor
The Independent Florida Alligator
I E: cortega@alligator.org I T: @TheAlligator

Mississippi State University Graduate Research Assistantship Position Announcement

Position: Ph.D./MS Graduate Research Assistantship (Ph.D. Preferred)

Location: North Mississippi Research and Extension Center

Qualifications: BS or MS degree in Horticulture, Plant Science, Agronomy, Biology, Biochemistry, or similar discipline. A strong background in but not limited to small fruit and/or vegetable production and willingness to conduct research in environmental stress physiology is preferred. Field, greenhouse, and laboratory work is required.

Essential Research Duties and Responsibilities:
Research and laboratory tasks related to plant environmental stress physiology, plant hormone
physiology, precision irrigation and sensor technologies, controlled environments, greenhouse
hydroponics, and evaluating management practices to develop a decision support system.

Contact: Email a statement of research interest and career goals, current resume (including name,
address, email address, and telephone number of 3 references), and an unofficial copy of academic
transcripts to the following, using the subject line Barickman Graduate Assistantship.

Dr. Casey Barickman
North Mississippi Research and Extension Center
Mississippi State University
t.c.barickman@msstate.edu

Date available: August 2020
Application deadline: Application screening begins immediately and continue until May 15, 2020.

SiteOne Landscape Suppy - Position available

We are seeking a strong customer service associate to join our growing organization. We would like to find someone passionate about the green industry and interested in irrigation & lighting.

SiteOne Landscape Supply is the largest and only national wholesale distributor of landscaping products in the United States and Canada. With over 500 branches across the U.S. and Canada, we offer a comprehensive selection of products including: irrigation supplies, fertilizer and control products, nursery goods, hardscapes, landscape lighting, drainage and erosion control products, tools, and other landscaping accessories and supplies.

The link to our job posting is below:
https://careers.siteone.com/jobs/2617?lang=en-us

Available Funded Ph.D. Positions

Available Funded Ph.D. Positions with the Engineering School of Sustainable Infrastructure & Environment (Civil, Coastal & Environmental Engineering)

The Engineering School of Sustainable Infrastructure and Environment (ESSIE) at the University of Florida is pleased to announce openings for highly motivated and highly qualified students interested in pursuing a PhD.

SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS MANAGEMENT - Several Funded PhD Positions in GETCOT Lab:

https://getcot.essie.ufl.edu/

The Green Engineering Technologies for the Community of Tomorrow (GETCOT) research lab at the Department of Environmental Engineering Sciences is currently seeking applicants for several full-time PhD positions in Environmental Engineering starting from Fall 2020.

The GETCOT Lab applies a multi-disciplinary approach to develop sustainable solutions for waste management and supply chains.

Applicants with background in Environmental Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Civil Engineering are encouraged to apply. The PhD students will work on research projects related to the following topics:

· Data-driven Remanufacturing
· Blockchain Technology for Waste Collection and Recovery
· Sustainable Design and Manufacturing
· Sustainability of Industry 4.0

The ideal candidate holds a Master’s degree in industrial engineering, environmental engineering, civil engineering or mechanical engineering coupled with a solid background in simulation-based optimization and data analytics techniques. Please submit your application (CV, transcripts, contact information of three references, and any publications or writing samples) to Dr. Sara Behdad (sarabehdad@essie.ufl.edu).