Engineering Careers in Sustainability: Event Advisory

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	January 14, 2008 Contact: Tammy Martin Career Services 805-756-6517 tsmartin@calpoly.edu Engineering Careers in Sustainability: Event Advisory Students will find a wealth of information from industry representatives with real experience in the practice of sustainable engineering, which has become increasingly important to the industry. Who: Cal Poly College of Engineering and College of Architecture and Environmental Design What: Engineering Careers in Sustainability: Network and Discussion Students are invited to attend a panel discussion of careers in sustainability. The panel includes several employer representatives, including successful Cal Poly alumni. Students may prepare questions to ask during the discussion. Following the panel, lunch will be provided at no cost. Students can bring resumes and network with company representatives for internship, co-op and career opportunities. When: Thursday, January 24, 2008 - 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. 11 a.m. - Noon: Panel discussion Noon - 1:30 p.m.: Lunch and networking opportunities Where: Cal Poly campus, Advanced Technology Laboratories (ATL) - Bldg. 007 Why: Students will find a wealth of information from industry representatives with real experience in the practice of sustainable engineering, which has become increasingly important to the industry. Contact: Tammy Martin, Career Services, (805) 756-6517, tsmartin@calpoly.edu	Andrea Marlowe Aerospace Engineering 2004 “I feel like my opportunities are endless!” It was pretty scary coming to Cal Poly at first. But all good things have come true. I've been a CENG Ambassador and part of the University Honors Program. Cal Poly also gave me the chance to intern with NASA, where I worked on how to predict spacecraft wobble as a result of fuel slosh.