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Are you starting to look for jobs and don’t know where to start? Do you want to know more about jobs in the aerospace industry? Well you’re in luck. AIAA is hosting a speaker series that will help you out with your looming job search. The series follows a logical course from acquisition of a project to completion in order to showcase the work opportunities in each area of the industry. The next topic is:

Systems Engineering

The following topics are only part of what will be discussed:
‐what a general organization structure would look like
‐what are normal activities and tasks
‐what type of people fit into this area
‐any basic information that would help a college student understand what working in this area is
‐what the discipline actually DOES

What:Northrop Grumman Systems Engineering Talk
Who:
Jon Daegele
Sector Vice President
System Engineering, Integration, and Test

Tom Zeiller
Director, System Engineering

James Wehner
System Engineering Manager
James Webb Space Telescope

When: November 17th (8th week) 6:30‐8
Where:Boelter 4760
Why: To learn more about what happens in the real world of Engineering and best of all

RESUMES WILL BE ACCEPTED AT THEN END!!!

Facebook Event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=174219809213

Take a break from studying to meet fellow AIAA members and enjoy a delicious ice cream sundae during our first ever Ice Cream Social! The fun continues with a Casino Night, where you can participate in games such as: Texas Hold ‘em, Five Card Draw, Black Jack, and Keno. Be sure to stay until the every end as we will be raffling away prizes which include: Mann Movie Tickets, Chipotle Gift Cards, and AIAA T-Shirts.

Date: Thursday, November 12th
Time: 7 pm – 10 pm
Location: Engineering IV 38-138

Not an AIAA member? Bring $10 and fill out a membership form at the door. Questions? Contact the AIAA Event Execution Office at bsoumakian@ucla.edu

Facebook Event: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/event.php?eid=196058512017

Hello Everyone,

Help us unlock the secrets of the Universe! Come and join our technically diverse multi-disciplinary team of Scientists and Engineers to work on solving unique and challenging opportunities involving the development of Robotic spacecraft to explore our globe and our universe. Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), is a division of the California Institute of Technology, and a leading research and development center of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). We are seeking New Graduates from all degree levels in a variety of disciplines including Engineering, Computer Science, Physics, and Mathematics. We are looking for bright, motivated, and energetic individuals to work on projects that will expand the frontiers of science. The possibilities are unimaginable and the rewards are immeasurable.

Apply today by forwarding of your CV/Resume to melissa.arredondo@jpl.nasa.gov

Learn more about JPL by attending our Information Session which will be held on Wednesday, November 11th at 5:30 pm in Boelter Hall 5800.
I look forward to talking with you soon!

Melissa Arredondo
Recruiter, Staffing & Employment Programs
Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Check out the upcoming JPL Infosession’s facebook page here:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/event.php?eid=171373137837

AIAA Speaker Series: Real World Jobs in the Aerospace Industry, sponsored by Northrop Grumman
Topic: Mission Engineering
Speaker: Steve Kuester, Department Manager, Mission Engineering

What? When?
- Wednesday October 21st 6:30-8pm, Engineering IV 38-138
- Are you starting to look for jobs and don’t know where to start? Do you want to know more about jobs in the aerospace industry? Come join us for a talk about Mission Engineering. The following topics are only part of what will be discussed:
-what the discipline actually DOES
-what types of jobs fit into this discipline
-what are normal activities and tasks
-what type of people fit into this area
-and any basic information that would help a college student understand what working in this area is like

Perks?
- Free food for EVERYONE
- Recruiter will be there to take resumes!
- Membership Sign up will be available at the event ($10 for membership)
- T-Shirts will be available at the event ($10 for members, $15 for non-members)

AIAA has a brand new T-Shirt available to everyone. It costs $10 for members and $15 for non-members, just ask one of us during the general meetings or email us and we will get you a T-Shirt. Come get your T-Shirt today.

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Hello,

AIAA will be taking a tour of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory on the morning of Friday, November 20th. We will be getting a first hand look of the new Mars Science Laboratory (the new rover) which is set to launch in December 2011. We will also be able to see NASA test facilities and the spacecraft assembly facility.

In order to go to this event, you must RSVP via e-mail to aadit.patel@gmail.com by October 20th . The tour has only 30 available openings, and we will need about 3-4 drivers. Priority will first be given to those willing to drive, then paid AIAA members, and then non-members on a first come first serve basis.

Please include the following when you RSVP:
1) Name
2) Country of Citizenship
3) Age
4) If you are handicapped and/or require special assistance

This is a great opportunity to learn more about space industry and get information about upcoming NASA robotic missions and projects. The tour is sure to fill up fast, so RSVP today!

Thanks,

Aadit Patel
External Vice President
AIAA

The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics is the largest professional organization for the aerospace industry. On campus, the UCLA Student Branch hosts numerous events and projects, such as: guest speakers, industry tours, and student entries in national design competitions.

For more information about the local branch activities use the links at he top to navigate the site and check back frequently for upcoming events and new information.