Updates

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Howdy y’all!
We have some important announcements about the rootn’est tootn’est honor society at Cal.
Course Selection Discussion and Officer Elections, Monday 4/22 from 6 to 7 PM in LeConte 324, WITH FOODWith Phase 1 deadlines approaching for next semester, join us on Monday for an open discussion about which courses to take in the fall.  Ask for advice from your peers, sign up for classes with your #EngineeringPhysicsSquad, and talk through which professors are worth avoiding.  At this meeting we will also hold elections for next year’s officer board!  If you are interested in being more involved with the honor society, please fill out this google form (https://forms.gle/cdHxrTdgjt6UMnj36).  We will order pizza, so come through and grab a slice!
See you on Monday!

Hey everyone!
We hope the break gave you a bit of a spring in your step (heh heh heh), and we have some exciting news for an event next week (with food)!
AS&T Discussion: Monday April 8th, 5 to 7 PMApplied Science and Technology is a graduate division here at Cal, and we’ve invited some current Graduate students to talk about their experiences in the program and as a graduate student overall. AS&T has many similarities to Engineering Physics, and might be a good starting point for investigating graduate programs that could interest you! This is also a great networking opportunity to connect with graduate students, so make sure to stop by for this discussion!  Location TBA, food will be provided – RSVP here (https://forms.gle/SZMVx564QKducf3E6).
Lasers and Lightbulbs talk, by Professor Attwood, also on Monday.  A two-for-one deal!After the discussion with AS&T students, our own faculty advisor Professor David Attwood will give his much-requested talk, “Lasers and Lightbulbs.” This talk will answer the question of how lasers work, guided by one of the most influential people in the field. You won’t want to miss it!

Hi everyone!
Get ready for this week’s batch of announcements, and make sure to read to the end!
Resume workshop: Thanks to everyone who came to our resume workshop last week.  It was great talking with you and answering some of your questions about writing a good resume.  If you have any lingering questions, feel free to send us an email.

How to get on the Epsilon Pi Slack: We want more feedback from you, and also want to give you a way to interact with your Engineering Physics peers.  With that in mind, you are all invited to the Epsilon Pi Workspace!  In order to get added, please fill out the following Google form, and we’ll add you as soon as possible.  https://goo.gl/forms/Viz3cwxFRtf96hnZ2 .  

Career Development Workshop on Thursday March 14th, 6:00 to 7:00, WITH PIE:As physicists, it would be remiss of us to not hold a celebratory event in honor of the greatest of all physical constants, Pi.  Come on over next Thursday as we continue our discussions on professional development, this time focusing on elevator pitches, business cards, LinkedIn, and more; all over some delicious pie!  We hope to see you there!

Hey friends! 
Hopefully you aren’t getting too wet from all this rain.  Remember to stay warm out there!
Based on the results of the when2meet, we will be holding our bi-weekly meetings on Thursdays from 6:30 to 7:30, and with that in mind, we have a great opportunity for professional development tomorrow!

Engineering Physics Resume Workshop – Tomorrow, 2/28, 6:30-7:30 p.m. (Leconte 324)What’s the difference between preparing a physics resume and an engineering resume? How do you prepare for a real-life interview in each discipline? A resume is an important part of giving a good first impression, so we want to share some advice and tips for how to make yours pop.  Bring a current resume if you have one, or we can help you build one at the event.  We hope to see you there!

Hey everyone!  
Hope you had a great 3-day weekend – get ready for some Engineering Physics weekday madness!
Meeting Times:Please fill out this when2meet (tinyurl.com/EPiMeeting) so that we can set a meeting time that works best for everyone – please fill out the form as quickly as possible, ahead of our meeting next week!*
Winter Career and Internship Fair – Wednesday, 2/20 [TOMORROW], 12 – 4 p.m., RSF:UC Berkeley is running its first annual Winter Career Fair tomorrow, Wednesday 2/20. Stop by to check out potential employers / intern-masters from 12-4 p.m. tomorrow in the RSF.
*Engineering Physics Resume Workshop!What’s the difference between preparing a physics resume and an engineering resume? How do you prepare for a real-life interview in each discipline? Come find out at Epsilon Pi’s meeting next week – stay tuned for a save-the-date! (P.S. There may be bonus snacks involved.)

We’re back!  
We hope your winter break was rejuvenating, and that you were able to start the semester off on the right foot.  With that in mind, we’re going to be holding our first meeting for the semester this Friday, February 8th, from 5 to 6 PM, in Soda 373.  At this meeting we will be discussing projects for this semester, and professional development opportunities.  Oh, and by the way, there will be PIZZA.  Come by, grab a slice, and talk with some fellow Engineering Physicists.
As always, we welcome your feedback and advice what you want out of the honor society. Please feel free to reach out to us with any questions or concerns – personal, academic, professional, or otherwise.