- Log in to Buzzport.
- Open your T-Square page--which will probably open to the My Workspace tab.
- Click on Membership in the Workspace Tools at the left side of the page.
- At the top of this page, click on the Joinable Sites tab, and type in the Search box: ChBE Interactive. This should open the Worksite for the page, and you can then click JOIN.
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
ChBE Interactive T-Square replaces the ChBE Blog
As many of you may have noticed, we have not been maintaining or updating the CHBE blog since January 2014. The goal has been to drive student traffic instead to the T-Square page established for the CHBE department. It is a public, joinable site for any Georgia Tech student who has access to T-Square. Most enrolled students in Fall 2014 were automatically added to the roster. If you are new to CHBE since the Fall semester and do not have the CHBE Interactive tab on your T-Square work space, simply follow these directions to add it:
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Registering for Undergraduate Research tips
Are you planning to do research in Spring 2014? You must complete an Undergraduate Research Permit Request form
(found in the CHBE office) first. There is one form for Research for Academic Credit and another form for Research for Pay--please choose the correct form. Complete the form including how many credit hours for which you will register--rule of thumb is one credit hour=3 hours in the lab. Obtain your supervising professor's
signature, and turn in the completed form to your academic advisor (drop them in
the box on my office door) and I will issue the permit within 24 hours. You will
receive an email notification that you can register for the course.
How do I change the number of hours for a variable hour course?
WARNING WARNING WARNING
When you register for a variable hour course (i.e. research), the registration will default to 1 hour; it is your responsibility
to change the hours based on the agreement you have made with your
supervising professor. Your advisor CANNOT change the hours for you.How do I change the number of hours for a variable hour course?
- Log into Buzzport
- On the Home tab locate the "REGISTRATION AND STUDENT SERVICES" channel
- Select the "Registration - OSCAR" link
- Select "Student Services & Financial Aid"
- Select "Registration"
- Select "Add/Drop Classes"
- Select "Term"
- Select "Change Course Options" at the bottom of screen
- Enter the desired number of hours.
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
CH2M HILL Scholarship
The CH2M HILL Scholarship is sponsored by the Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers (SASE). The scholarship is open to everyone, not only Asian students, with the following criteria:
-Must be a current undergraduate or graduate student in the fields of study Architectural Design, Construction, Engineering (Chemical, Civil, Environmental, Mechanical, Electrical, or Structural)
- Undergraduate Students: Must have completed a minimum of 30 credit hours towards one of the above degrees and/or is at the Junior level status in their curriculum. Student cannot be graduating within the next 12 months.
- Graduate Students: Must be a currently enrolled student in one of the above degrees. Student cannot be graduating within the next 12 months.
- Minimum GPA of 3.0
- Interested in an internship or full-time position with CH2M HILL. Please keep in mind that CH2M HILL is a global company and would prefer candidates who are willing and able to meet their global needs (i.e. willing to travel and/or relocate to develop their careers)
- Have previous work and/or leadership experience
- Be active as a member or volunteer in the community
To be eligible to apply, you MUST be a paid SASE member. To become one, here is what you need to do:
1. Pay here: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=WGEXB6LUDD4JN
2. Upload your resume on T-square once we have granted you access to it in the format "LastName_FirstName” in .pdf format
Deadline for application is October 19th at midnight.
Selected candidates must be available for interview on October 21st or 22nd
The final winner will be announced on October 23rd. The application can be found on the official GT SASE Members T-Square page.
If you have any questions, please contact Georgia Tech SASE at GTSASE@gmail.com.
-Must be a current undergraduate or graduate student in the fields of study Architectural Design, Construction, Engineering (Chemical, Civil, Environmental, Mechanical, Electrical, or Structural)
- Undergraduate Students: Must have completed a minimum of 30 credit hours towards one of the above degrees and/or is at the Junior level status in their curriculum. Student cannot be graduating within the next 12 months.
- Graduate Students: Must be a currently enrolled student in one of the above degrees. Student cannot be graduating within the next 12 months.
- Minimum GPA of 3.0
- Interested in an internship or full-time position with CH2M HILL. Please keep in mind that CH2M HILL is a global company and would prefer candidates who are willing and able to meet their global needs (i.e. willing to travel and/or relocate to develop their careers)
- Have previous work and/or leadership experience
- Be active as a member or volunteer in the community
To be eligible to apply, you MUST be a paid SASE member. To become one, here is what you need to do:
1. Pay here: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=WGEXB6LUDD4JN
2. Upload your resume on T-square once we have granted you access to it in the format "LastName_FirstName” in .pdf format
Deadline for application is October 19th at midnight.
Selected candidates must be available for interview on October 21st or 22nd
The final winner will be announced on October 23rd. The application can be found on the official GT SASE Members T-Square page.
If you have any questions, please contact Georgia Tech SASE at GTSASE@gmail.com.
Friday, October 11, 2013
Bridging Science and Art
Please join us on Wednesday, October 16th in the Auditorium
of the Architecture Building on the Georgia Tech Campus as Nobel Laureate Roald
Hoffmann reads from his selected works, and comments on science and poetry. The
reading is 3-4pm with a reception to follow.
Awarded the 1981 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work on
chemical reaction theory, Roald Hoffmann is a poet and playwright whose work
has explored subjects from the Holocaust to the World of Chemistry.
His recent co-authored works include “Roald Hoffmann on the
Philosophy, Art, and Science of Chemistry,” and “Beyond the Finite: The Sublime
in Art and Science.”
Monday, September 23, 2013
Gwinnett County schools: Chemistry Teacher needed
This just in!
Gwinnett County is in immediate need of a Chemistry teacher in the Lawrenceville area. Applicants must have already passed the GACE Basic Skills/Program Admission and the GACE Chemistry. This job is not posted yet.
For more information, please contact:
Patrice Pendergast, PHR
Human Resources - Recruitment Coordinator
phone: (678) 301-6076
patrice_pendergast@gwinnett.k12.ga.us
www.gwinnett.k12.ga.us
Contact Susan Belmonte, Pre-Teaching Advisor, for help with your resume and other information related to applying in general. sbelmonte@gatech.edu
Susan Belmonte, M.Ed.
Pre-Teaching Advisor
Georgia Tech Learning Excellence
Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning
404.385.3494 (office)
susan.belmonte2 (Skype)
www.preteaching.gatech.edu
Gwinnett County is in immediate need of a Chemistry teacher in the Lawrenceville area. Applicants must have already passed the GACE Basic Skills/Program Admission and the GACE Chemistry. This job is not posted yet.
For more information, please contact:
Patrice Pendergast, PHR
Human Resources - Recruitment Coordinator
phone: (678) 301-6076
patrice_pendergast@gwinnett.k12.ga.us
www.gwinnett.k12.ga.us
Contact Susan Belmonte, Pre-Teaching Advisor, for help with your resume and other information related to applying in general. sbelmonte@gatech.edu
Susan Belmonte, M.Ed.
Pre-Teaching Advisor
Georgia Tech Learning Excellence
Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning
404.385.3494 (office)
susan.belmonte2 (Skype)
www.preteaching.gatech.edu
Monday, September 16, 2013
Especially for International Students...
Career Services is collaborating with the Office of International Education (OIE) on several programs this fall. These are two coming in the September and October:
Guest Speaker Dan Beaudry, Author of “Power Ties: The International Student's Guide to Finding a Job in the United States”
Date: Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Time: 6:00 pm
Location: Student Center Theater
Choosing Your Path: Career Exploration for International Students
Three -90 minutes sessions for small groups of international students. Students are required to contact Lanie Damon at: elaine.damon@success.gatech.edu before joining the group.
Dates:
Guest Speaker Dan Beaudry, Author of “Power Ties: The International Student's Guide to Finding a Job in the United States”
Date: Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Time: 6:00 pm
Location: Student Center Theater
Choosing Your Path: Career Exploration for International Students
Three -90 minutes sessions for small groups of international students. Students are required to contact Lanie Damon at: elaine.damon@success.gatech.edu before joining the group.
Dates:
- Wednesday, October 16, 2013
- Wednesday, October 23, 2013
- Wednesday, October 30, 2013
The GREEN Program
The GREEN Program is a short-term experience which combines hands-on education, adventure, service learning, cultural immersion and global networking to create an unparalleled learning experience in Iceland & Costa Rica. This program becomes a launchpad for the future innovative leaders of tomorrow.
Upon completion of the GREEN program you will receive:
* Experiential Education visiting several renewable energy facilities
* Service Learning through community service projects in impoverished areas
* Adventures such as surfing, glacier & jungle hiking or tectonic plate snorkeling
* Cultural Immersion in local indigenous tribes, eco-lodges or animal rehabilitation reserves
* Entrepreneurial inspiration developing your own green venture
* Access to our alumni network with job opportunities and industry connections
* Custom letters of recommendation based on your capstone project
* Transferable academic credit awarded by Reykjavik University
Costa Rica 12 days Summer and Winter, 9 days Spring
Five forms of renewable energy, action-packed adventures, cultural immersion, memories for a lifetime all in paradise.
Iceland 10 days Summer, 8 days Winter and Spring
Noted as the greenest country in the world, Iceland is an untapped reserve of energy and adventure. We have partnered with ReykjavÃk University's Renewable Energy and Sustainability Master's Program (REYST) and the School of Science and Engineering to provide quality insight into the industry from the leading innovators.
Dare to be different. Dare to be you. Challenge the world.
Define your career path in 10 days
Apply Today!
Upon completion of the GREEN program you will receive:
* Experiential Education visiting several renewable energy facilities
* Service Learning through community service projects in impoverished areas
* Adventures such as surfing, glacier & jungle hiking or tectonic plate snorkeling
* Cultural Immersion in local indigenous tribes, eco-lodges or animal rehabilitation reserves
* Entrepreneurial inspiration developing your own green venture
* Access to our alumni network with job opportunities and industry connections
* Custom letters of recommendation based on your capstone project
* Transferable academic credit awarded by Reykjavik University
Costa Rica 12 days Summer and Winter, 9 days Spring
Five forms of renewable energy, action-packed adventures, cultural immersion, memories for a lifetime all in paradise.
Iceland 10 days Summer, 8 days Winter and Spring
Noted as the greenest country in the world, Iceland is an untapped reserve of energy and adventure. We have partnered with ReykjavÃk University's Renewable Energy and Sustainability Master's Program (REYST) and the School of Science and Engineering to provide quality insight into the industry from the leading innovators.
Dare to be different. Dare to be you. Challenge the world.
Define your career path in 10 days
Apply Today!
Take a Professor to Lunch!
Invite any faculty, staff, or teacher's assistant to join you for lunch to get to know them and enjoy a great meal! Tickets are on sale for only $7 (for the pair) through Tuesday, October 1st, 2013 at www.scpc.gatech.edu - go to tickets. If you have any questions, please contact arts@scpc.gatech.edu.
Then meet your professor for lunch on Tuesday, October 8th, 2013 at the Student Center Ballroom!
And remember... DRESS TO IMPRESS!! Don't fret! If you're afraid you won't have anything to discuss with your professor, we will have conversation starters on the tables.
Then meet your professor for lunch on Tuesday, October 8th, 2013 at the Student Center Ballroom!
And remember... DRESS TO IMPRESS!! Don't fret! If you're afraid you won't have anything to discuss with your professor, we will have conversation starters on the tables.
OXE Tutoring for ChBE 2100 hours
We are happy to announce that OXE ChBE 2100 tutoring is back! Tutoring will be every Tuesday from 6-7pm and Thursday from 7-8pm in Ford EST L1175. The tutoring sessions will consist of time to see various examples worked and to go over homework questions. If you have any questions please contact us at oxegeorgiatech@gmail.com
If you would like to get involved with OXE or help with tutoring fill out the following form https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1s2qVa11R11n-PJkQ2Z9cRqYuzmA0M3losWPddrEuOOo/viewform or send an email to oxegeorgiatech@gmail.com to get more information. Applications are due by October 1st.
If you would like to get involved with OXE or help with tutoring fill out the following form https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1s2qVa11R11n-PJkQ2Z9cRqYuzmA0M3losWPddrEuOOo/viewform or send an email to oxegeorgiatech@gmail.com to get more information. Applications are due by October 1st.
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Attention Seniors: ONLINE APPLICATION FOR GRADUATION information and dates
When you are preparing for graduation, you must submit an application for graduation to the registrar’s office. If you are following the Biotech concentration and have not officially declared it, it will not appear on your Degreeworks audit. Please check your audit to make sure it is accurate before submitting an application. If anything is questionable, let me know. If you have declared a minor, you must also submit a paper Program of Study form, which is completed and signed with your minor advisor and by me. Follow this link for more information about the application process:
http://www.registrar.gatech.edu/students/deginfo/oag.php
The application is available online during the following windows:
Fall 2013 Graduation
• Application was open 5/22/13-6/18/13 and is now closed.
• The reapplication window is currently open (for students who have previously submitted an application and did not graduate as anticipated) from 8/1/13-9/16/13.
Spring 2014 Graduation
• Application will open 9/17/13-10/15/13.
• Late window (additional fees are charged) 10/16/13-10/31/13.
Summer 2014 Graduation
• Application will open 1/15/14-2/14/14.
• Late window (additional fees are charged) 2/15/14-2/28/14.
I suggest to seniors that you schedule a meeting with your advisor before submitting your online application for graduation whenever possible to review your audit and make sure you know what requirements still remain to be filled. As always, you can access my appointment calendar at http://www.advising.gatech.edu/appointments
http://www.registrar.gatech.edu/students/deginfo/oag.php
The application is available online during the following windows:
Fall 2013 Graduation
• Application was open 5/22/13-6/18/13 and is now closed.
• The reapplication window is currently open (for students who have previously submitted an application and did not graduate as anticipated) from 8/1/13-9/16/13.
Spring 2014 Graduation
• Application will open 9/17/13-10/15/13.
• Late window (additional fees are charged) 10/16/13-10/31/13.
Summer 2014 Graduation
• Application will open 1/15/14-2/14/14.
• Late window (additional fees are charged) 2/15/14-2/28/14.
I suggest to seniors that you schedule a meeting with your advisor before submitting your online application for graduation whenever possible to review your audit and make sure you know what requirements still remain to be filled. As always, you can access my appointment calendar at http://www.advising.gatech.edu/appointments
Monday, September 9, 2013
NSF Research Fellowship Info Sessions
There are two upcoming NSF Graduate Research Fellowship information sessions—
1) Wednesday September 11, 11:15-12:15, Ferst Room, 7th floor of the library. Dr. Rob Butera, who has interviewed for NSF, will speak.
2) Thursday, October 3, 3:00-4:30, Success Center, President’s Ste. C & D, Dr. Manu Platt, who has interviewed for NSF, will speak.
Information to help students get started can be found under the ChBE Interactive T-Square page/Forums/Scholarship Opportunities. NSF has changed from three 2-page essays to two essays. There is a 3-page combined personal and previous research essay and a 2-page proposed research essay..
Fellowships Office contacts are working now with students on essays, and applications are due in early November.
1) Wednesday September 11, 11:15-12:15, Ferst Room, 7th floor of the library. Dr. Rob Butera, who has interviewed for NSF, will speak.
2) Thursday, October 3, 3:00-4:30, Success Center, President’s Ste. C & D, Dr. Manu Platt, who has interviewed for NSF, will speak.
Information to help students get started can be found under the ChBE Interactive T-Square page/Forums/Scholarship Opportunities. NSF has changed from three 2-page essays to two essays. There is a 3-page combined personal and previous research essay and a 2-page proposed research essay..
Fellowships Office contacts are working now with students on essays, and applications are due in early November.
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Opportunity for Research
I am looking for a junior or senior undergraduate research assistant to work on nanoparticle imaging study. Nazanin Masoodzadehgan, nmasood@gatech.edu
Please note that if you choose to do research with this researcher, it is too late to register for the research for academic credit or for audit.
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
ChBE at Georgia Tech Lorraine, Summer 2014
This program (initiated in summer, 2006) is designed for students who have finished the sophomore level ChBE courses. Professor Meredith will lead the effort. Two ChBE courses will be offered: Thermodynamics II (ChBE 3130), and Transport Phenomena I (ChBE 3200). In addition, students will have the option to take technical, social science, or humanities electives. In the last four years, 16-22 ChBE students have participated in the program each year, and registered for ~10 credit hours. Several scholarships have been provided in the past through the generous support of Shell Oil Company. It is anticipated that Shell will again be awarding the scholarships for the Summer 2014 program.
You should apply as soon as possible by visiting www.oie.gatech.edu/apply. Based on the past experience, students who apply late may not have space available. Last year, many ChBE students were left out due to lack of dorm space. The only way to deal with this is to register for the program as early as possible. We are recommending that you apply by September 15, 2013.
If you have any questions, let me or Ms. Ami Ivanecky know. You may also contact Dr. Meredith for the GTL program.
You should apply as soon as possible by visiting www.oie.gatech.edu/apply. Based on the past experience, students who apply late may not have space available. Last year, many ChBE students were left out due to lack of dorm space. The only way to deal with this is to register for the program as early as possible. We are recommending that you apply by September 15, 2013.
If you have any questions, let me or Ms. Ami Ivanecky know. You may also contact Dr. Meredith for the GTL program.
Monday, August 26, 2013
Join Engineers Without Borders
We are a humanitarian engineering organization that works to design and implement health and infrastructure solutions in developing countries. Our projects are almost entirely student designed and lead. We currently have projects in Uganda, Cameroon, and Navajo Nation as well as a cook stoves project. We are accepting new members this semester and welcome students from all disciplines. There are many aspects necessary to the success of our projects, so students of all majors are encouraged to join.
If you would like to learn more about our organization please attend our Information Session this Thursday August 29 at 6:00 in Klaus 2447. We will also have a New Member Orientation Thursday September 5 at 6:00 in Klaus 2447.
If you are interested in being part of an organization that will offer you hands on experience and an opportunity to make a difference, please visit our website at ewb-gt.org
If you would like to learn more about our organization please attend our Information Session this Thursday August 29 at 6:00 in Klaus 2447. We will also have a New Member Orientation Thursday September 5 at 6:00 in Klaus 2447.
If you are interested in being part of an organization that will offer you hands on experience and an opportunity to make a difference, please visit our website at ewb-gt.org
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Another way to communicate...
We are always trying to determine what methods of communication are the most effective--which is why the BLOG was started! However, there are some types of information that may not be as well suited to the blog as others.
So, the Student Advisory Board decided to give something else a try! We have set up a CHBE Interactive website through T-Square--and you should be able to access it...
https://t-square.gatech.edu/portal/site/ba0d038e-c8a6-404e-9fd7-42e7a12304c7/page/d3cb11fc-97d2-46eb-a762-1b293d2f033b
You all use T-Square, right? So, while you're there, check out the new site. It will only be as useful as we make it. There will be announcements, a calendar for events, and in the Forums, there will be a section for Scholarship opportunities, Job/Internship announcements, Corporate Partner information sessions, Research opportunities, and whatever else seems appropriate.
Give us your feedback and your suggestions!
So, the Student Advisory Board decided to give something else a try! We have set up a CHBE Interactive website through T-Square--and you should be able to access it...
https://t-square.gatech.edu/portal/site/ba0d038e-c8a6-404e-9fd7-42e7a12304c7/page/d3cb11fc-97d2-46eb-a762-1b293d2f033b
You all use T-Square, right? So, while you're there, check out the new site. It will only be as useful as we make it. There will be announcements, a calendar for events, and in the Forums, there will be a section for Scholarship opportunities, Job/Internship announcements, Corporate Partner information sessions, Research opportunities, and whatever else seems appropriate.
Give us your feedback and your suggestions!
Engineers for a Sustainable World
ESW's First Meeting of the Semester!
Who: Anyone who wants to attend!
When: Tuesday, August 27th, 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Where: IC (Instructional Center) room 209
Other Details: There will be free Pizza and drinks!
Who: Anyone who wants to attend!
When: Tuesday, August 27th, 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Where: IC (Instructional Center) room 209
Other Details: There will be free Pizza and drinks!
2014 Petit Scholars: Looking for Top Undergrads!
Please follow this link to learn more about the application process for Petit Undergraduate Research Scholars.
http://us2.campaign-archive1.com/?u=c968b270f16fb3e4ae6f616cf&id=f87c4be674&e=03a3a50ae9
http://us2.campaign-archive1.com/?u=c968b270f16fb3e4ae6f616cf&id=f87c4be674&e=03a3a50ae9
GT Student Hospital Connections
To current and prospective Pre-Health students alike: do you want exposure to the field of medicine but don't know how to get started? How about weekly shuttle rides to local hospitals or opportunities to meet with medical professionals?
GT Student Hospital Connections offers all that and more! A student-run Pre-Med organization, GT SHC sets up volunteering opportunities at Grady Memorial Hospital and Atlanta Medical Center. Interviews and orientations are conducted on campus and weekly transportation is provided for those who require it. Not only do we provide medical exposure, but also offer further opportunities to explore the field with guest speakers, chance to interact with other Pre-Health students, and more!
General orientation will take place in Klaus 1456 at 7:00pm on Thursday, August 22nd. The orientation is open to anyone who wants to learn about GT SHC. We strongly encourage attending the orientation to anyone who plans to volunteer through SHC for the first time.
Online membership application will be posted at the GT SHC site ( http://gtshc.weebly.com/) at 5pm on Wednesday, August 21st. Application is due by 11:59 p.m. August 23rd.
Accepted members will be notified by 5pm on Sunday, August 25th regarding on-campus interviews with the volunteering directors from Grady Memorial Hospital and Atlanta Medical Center.
For more information, check out our site: http://gtshc.weebly.com/. Contact SHC Secretary Ashley Lockwood (alockwood3@gatech.edu) should you have any questions! Be sure to check us out!
GT Student Hospital Connections offers all that and more! A student-run Pre-Med organization, GT SHC sets up volunteering opportunities at Grady Memorial Hospital and Atlanta Medical Center. Interviews and orientations are conducted on campus and weekly transportation is provided for those who require it. Not only do we provide medical exposure, but also offer further opportunities to explore the field with guest speakers, chance to interact with other Pre-Health students, and more!
General orientation will take place in Klaus 1456 at 7:00pm on Thursday, August 22nd. The orientation is open to anyone who wants to learn about GT SHC. We strongly encourage attending the orientation to anyone who plans to volunteer through SHC for the first time.
Online membership application will be posted at the GT SHC site ( http://gtshc.weebly.com/) at 5pm on Wednesday, August 21st. Application is due by 11:59 p.m. August 23rd.
Accepted members will be notified by 5pm on Sunday, August 25th regarding on-campus interviews with the volunteering directors from Grady Memorial Hospital and Atlanta Medical Center.
For more information, check out our site: http://gtshc.weebly.com/. Contact SHC Secretary Ashley Lockwood (alockwood3@gatech.edu) should you have any questions! Be sure to check us out!
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Biotech Elective: RESEARCH APPROVAL REQUIRED
Any student who is pursuing the Biotechnology concentration in CHBE who is planning to use research to fill the Biotech elective: READ THIS!
If you plan to apply research (CHBE 4699) to fulfill the Biotech elective, you MUST get this pre-approved by Dr. Agrawal to confirm that the research is bio-related. To get this approval you will:
Submit a one-page abstract describing your research.
Include the term in which the research was completed.
Obtain the signature of your supervising professor on the abstract.
Turn this in to Dr. Agrawal.
After he reviews it, he will email you (and me) to confirm (or deny) your research will fulfill the Biotech elective requirement. If it is approved, HOORAY--and I will make this note on your degree audit in Degreeworks. If NOT, the research will be removed on Degreeworks (even if it is currently fulfilling the requirement).
Please note that all graduating seniors must submit a graduation application, and these applications are approved by degree certification and by the CHBE department. We will NOT approve CHBE 4699 to fulfill the Biotech elective if you have not obtained approval from Dr. Agrawal.
If you plan to apply research (CHBE 4699) to fulfill the Biotech elective, you MUST get this pre-approved by Dr. Agrawal to confirm that the research is bio-related. To get this approval you will:
Submit a one-page abstract describing your research.
Include the term in which the research was completed.
Obtain the signature of your supervising professor on the abstract.
Turn this in to Dr. Agrawal.
After he reviews it, he will email you (and me) to confirm (or deny) your research will fulfill the Biotech elective requirement. If it is approved, HOORAY--and I will make this note on your degree audit in Degreeworks. If NOT, the research will be removed on Degreeworks (even if it is currently fulfilling the requirement).
Please note that all graduating seniors must submit a graduation application, and these applications are approved by degree certification and by the CHBE department. We will NOT approve CHBE 4699 to fulfill the Biotech elective if you have not obtained approval from Dr. Agrawal.
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Variable Hour Courses/Research
So, you are planning to do research this semester, and you have
turned in your signed approval form from your professor. You receive
the email notification that you can now register for the course.
How do I change the number of hours for a variable hour course?
WARNING WARNING WARNING
When you register for a variable hour course (i.e. research), the registration will default to 1 hour; it is your responsibility
to change the hours based on the agreement you have made with your
supervising professor. Your advisor CANNOT change the hours for you.How do I change the number of hours for a variable hour course?
- Log into Buzzport
- On the Home tab locate the "REGISTRATION AND STUDENT SERVICES" channel
- Select the "Registration - OSCAR" link
- Select "Student Services & Financial Aid"
- Select "Registration"
- Select "Add/Drop Classes"
- Select "Term"
- Select "Change Course Options" at the bottom of screen
- Enter the desired number of hours.
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