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Student Conduct Code
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ALL MAJORS: $5,000 - $15,000 America Dream Award Scholarship - DUE December 15th, 2015
All majors are eligible to apply for this scholarship. This scholarship, unlike many private scholarships, will stay with you as you continue in school and will actually increase each year! Other eligibility include:
- You must be a college freshman, sophomore, or junior
- You must have a 3.0 GPA
- You must demonstrate financial need
For more information and to apply for this scholarship, please click here to be taken to the scholarship website.
Best of luck to all who apply!
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Graduate Students: $10,000 ASHRAE Grant-in-Aid - DUE December 15th, 2015
The goal of the Grant-In-Aid program is to encourage outstanding graduate students to become involved in ASHRAE research and establish careers that include active engagement within and continued contributions to Society activities.
For more information and to apply, please click here.
Best of luck to all who apply!
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Graduate Students: $5,000 George J. Barker Memorial Scholarship - DUE December 15th, 2015
The George J. Barker Memorial Scholarship supports graduate level educational efforts, including direct student scholarships, in arts and sciences beneficial to the cast metal industry, particularly within the Wisconsin Chapter AFS membership area.
For more information and to apply, please click here.
Best of luck to those who apply!
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Engineering Students: $1,000 - $10,000 AREMA Scholarships - DUE December 11th, 2015
All undergraduate and graduate engineering students with at least a 2.0 GPA are eligible to apply for various AREMA Scholarships. There are many awards with varying amounts, including some special categories for women, married students, and more.
For more information and to apply, please click here.
Best of luck to all who apply!
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CVE Students: $1,000 Wisconsin Concrete Pavement Association Scholarship - DUE December 11th, 2015
All Civil Engineering students are encouraged to apply for the Wisconsin Concrete Pavement Association Scholarship. While all grade levels are eligible, special consideration will be given for juniors, seniors, and graduate students. Additionally there is no GPA requirement.
To apply, please fill out the application which can be found HEREhttp://www.wisconcrete.org/images/2014Scholarshipapp/2014%20WCPA%20Scholarship%20Form.pdfand return it and all needed supported documents (listed on the application) to the Wisconsin Concrete Pavement Association.
Best of luck to all who apply!
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ALL MAJORS Jrs. & Srs.: $500 - $5,000Elie Wiesel Foundation Prize in Ethics - DUE December 14th, 2015
College juniors and seniors can apply for this scholarship, with prize amounts ranging from $500 to $5,000. All majors are welcome to apply and there are no GPA or citizenship requirements.
For more information, click here. To be brought to the application form, click here.
Best of luck to all who apply!
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CLOSED: Education Matters Scholarship, Due on 11-30-15
If you are 13 years of age or older and a legal resident of the United States, you qualify for this scholarship!
For more information and to apply, please click here.
Best of luck to all who apply!
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What is the current status of mobile printing for MSOE?
I have been in talks with some faculty/staff about mobile printing across mobile devices, specifically smart phones and tablets.
Imagine, being late to class and you forgot to print out your essay. You rush out of your room forgetting your computer and the only mobile device that you have is your smart phone. Now, your class is located a fair distance away from the library so you won't be able to print your essay using a laptop. However, you stored your essay on your MSOE Box account. With your smart phone you were able to access your essay and print it out right before coming to class.
With mobile printing, I was hoping that you will be able to print from the mobile devices I specified above. Overall, its just a convenient service to have but I am curious as to its current development and the technology already available.
Does anyone else know about the current standing of MSOE mobile printing?
Thank you to Dana Grennier, Walter Schilling, and Mark Sebern for listening to my talk about mobile printing today.
Hopefully this could be a potential service for MSOE in the future!
Thank you,
Gerald Soriano
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How did I end up @ Google?
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ARCHIVED-Schedule of Classes Winter 2015-2016 (2016 Q2)
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Nursing Student Handbook 2015-16 FINAL
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Histocompatibility & the human leukocyte antigen
Monday, December 14, 2015
4 p.m.
S-341
EB-2100 BioMolecular Engineering Seminar II
Catherine Waalkes, BioE '15 will be presenting. She is current at the Blood Center of Wisconsin.
Please find more details in the attached flyer.
All are welcome to attend.
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Student Handbook.pdf
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CE Flowchart 4.0 rev 3
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CE Academic Advising
Advising policy
All computer engineering students see their advisor quarterly to discuss academic and career plans and progress. CE students must receive their advisors' clearance before registering; the online registration system enforces this. Beat the registration rush by contacting your advisor early in the quarter.
Remember that you can schedule your advising appointment before you receive your quarterly registration notice from the Registrar, so do not wait until the last week!
Starting in week 7 sign-up sheets with available advising slots are normally posted on your advisor's office door. Please sign up for one of these slots; signing up early will give you a wider choice of times. Some advisors will notify you of other appointment procedures (e.g., Outlook) or walk-in advising hours.
What to bring to the meeting with your advisor
- A copy of the CE curriculum flowchart for your curriculum version marked with the courses you have successfully completed.
- Students first enrolled in F'15 follow curriculum 4.0.Flowchart, Track
- Students first enrolled in F'13 and F'14 follow curriculum 3.5. Flowchart, Track
- Students first enrolled in F'11 and F'12 follow curriculum 3.4. Flowchart, Track
- Students first enrolled in F'09 and F'10 follow curriculum 3.3. Flowchart, Track
- Your preliminary plans for the next quarter's schedule ( List of planned EECS electives)
- Your curriculum track (course list)
- Any questions you may have
Advisors
The MSOE Registrar keeps track of the advisor assigned to each student. If you are not sure who your advisor is, you can find out by following these steps.
- Log in to my.msoe.edu
- Click Personal Info (next to your name in the top bar)
- Click Academic Info within the My Info window
- Your advisors will be listed in the first section.
The CE advisors are Profs. Barnekow, Durant, Livingston, Meier, and Rothe. All their offices are located on the 3rd floor of the Library.
Two-degree Tracks
Two-degree tracks exist for CE in combination with EE and with SE. These tracks are laid out for 5 years, but students have accelerated the course sequence and finished in one or two quarters beyond 4 years. Please see your advisor or program director (Dr. Durant) for more information.
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Circle K and MAGE: Child's Play
This is an annual event run by Circle K and MAGE. Attendees pay 5 dollars and then are given access to video games and board games to play. It is a fund raiser and all the money collected is put towards buying games and gaming systems for children at Children's Hospital.
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Army ROTC
I have reached out to the armyrotc@msoe.edu on mulitiple occasions as I prepare to attend MSOE next Fall and have never received a response. Does anyone know why that published mailbox isn't monitored and where I might be able to actually engage someone on campus via email?
Thanks,
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You're in SWE, Now What?
Come to the meeting this Friday (TODAY) in CC46 at noon to learn how to become involved in upcoming SWE events. Also, the November SWEster of the month will be announced.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Please contact me or Rachael Digrazia (digraziar@msoe.edu) with any questions.
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Weekly Book Raffle - The Girl on the Train
Walter Schroeder Library Presents:
The Girl on the Train
By Paula Hawkins
For the next weekly book raffle!
(ONE copy will be raffled off.)
Called a "Hitchcockian thriller", Paula Hawkins' "The Girl on the Train" will dip you into the life of Rachel, who after regularly watching a couple's habits as her train passes their house, believes she has witnessed something shocking. Deemed an unreliable witness by the police, she is unwittingly swept up into the investigation and the lives of those involved. What really happened? Can the girl on the train be believed?
To sign up head on over to the Walter Schroeder Library Circulation Desk to fill out an entry slip:
- You must be a current MSOE student, faculty, or staff member
- You can enter once per book
- The drawing will be held on Friday, December 18th @ 12:30pm
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