Career Expo
Engineering and Technical Majors
Tuesday, February 9
Business and Non-Technical Majors
Thursday, February 11
Friday, February 5, 2010
Upcoming Career Development Services Events
The Auburn University Career Development Services will be hosting some great events these next couple of weeks that would be great for ANY COSAM student. Here are the events:
Career Expo
Engineering and Technical Majors
Tuesday, February 9
Business and Non-Technical Majors
Thursday, February 11
Career Expo
Engineering and Technical Majors
Tuesday, February 9
Business and Non-Technical Majors
Thursday, February 11
Please got to www.auburn.edu/career to view a list of employers attending.
Interested students should submit a brief statement of interest to Katie Mantooth at mantokp@auburn.edu no later than Wednesday, February 17. You may email Katie or contact Career Development Services at 844.4744 with any questions.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
2010 Auburn Student Giving Campaign
If every student at Auburn University gave an average of $20, we would have almost $500,000 to support the programs that mean the most to you on this campus. You can designate your gift to any school, college, department, program scholarship, or gift fund that you choose. By participating in the student campaign, we demonstrate to others that we value this university. Give to an area important to you. It is not the level of your gift - it is your participation that counts. The school/college with the highest participation rate from its students will receive an additional $5,000 from an Auburn alum. The school/college with the second highest participation rate will receive $2,500. Join your fellow classmates and make a gift to the University that has done so much for you! This campaign begins February 1 and ends on March 10....so make your donation today and help COSAM win for the best college on campus!!!!!WANT TO GIVE........Click here!
For more information, please contact Brook Moates at moateeb@auburn.edu or visit 2010 Auburn Student Giving Campaign for a list of Student Development Board members.
Also, you can click HERE to view the campaign video!
Monday, February 1, 2010
COSAM Peer Instructors
DO YOU WANT TO BE A COSAM PEER INSTRUCTOR????
COSAM Peer Instructors are Juniors and Seniors that enjoy helping their fellow COSAM peers. As a Peer Instructor, one would assist with Mandatory Advising, help teach the Pre Health Orientation course (that is taught to Freshman), and one would serve as an example and mentor for fellow students. This is a paid position, and requires variable hours per week. If you are intersted, please come by and pick up an application beginning this Wednesday February 3 in 239 SCC. Rising Juniors and Seniors in COSAM with at least a 3.0 GPA are encouraged to apply. All applications are due Monday February 15th by 4:45 PM. Call backs for interviews will be posted by 4:45 PM on Wednesday February 17th, and all interviews will take place on Monday and Tuesday February 22 and 23. If you have any additional questions, please contact Emily Williams at ehw0002@auburn.edu .
Some of the current Peer Instructors at the COSAM Open House
COSAM Peer Instructors are Juniors and Seniors that enjoy helping their fellow COSAM peers. As a Peer Instructor, one would assist with Mandatory Advising, help teach the Pre Health Orientation course (that is taught to Freshman), and one would serve as an example and mentor for fellow students. This is a paid position, and requires variable hours per week. If you are intersted, please come by and pick up an application beginning this Wednesday February 3 in 239 SCC. Rising Juniors and Seniors in COSAM with at least a 3.0 GPA are encouraged to apply. All applications are due Monday February 15th by 4:45 PM. Call backs for interviews will be posted by 4:45 PM on Wednesday February 17th, and all interviews will take place on Monday and Tuesday February 22 and 23. If you have any additional questions, please contact Emily Williams at ehw0002@auburn.edu .
COSAM Peer Instructors: A Student's perspective
Peer instructor sign-ups are just around the corner! This is a great opportunity for students not only to give back to COSAM but make some extra money. A peer instructor plays an active role in helping fellow students with making their schedules, as well as provide an insight on how to approach a particular course. While academic advisors are the backbone for our college, by guiding COSAM students in the right direction academically, peer instructors are able to provide their fellow students with a different angle based off of personal experience. On top of it all, you get to hang with some of COSAM's finest! If this sounds like something that interests you, PLEASE come and turn in your application. This definitely would be a great experience for anyone!
Monday, January 25, 2010
New Year, New Semester
Well, the Spring 2010 semester has been off and running for almost 3 weeks now. Which is really hard to believe, it seems like only yesterday that the university was closed for 2 weeks for Winter Break!
By this time in the semester you probably have not had your first test yet, but you may have had a quiz or two. And you may be starting to sweat because you are not understanding some of the inforamtion that is being presented to you in class. Well, something that may not be aware of is that Auburn University has an amazing set of tutoring and academic services to help students who are struggling.
The key to being successful in college is not being afraid to ask for help, and by visiting the Academic Support website, you will be linked to many of the tutoring services that are available on campus. In addition to Academic Support, several of the deparments in COSAM, also offer tutoring. If you wish to get a copy of these, you will need to stop by 239 SCC, we have copies of all the departmental tutoring information located at the front desk.
By this time in the semester you probably have not had your first test yet, but you may have had a quiz or two. And you may be starting to sweat because you are not understanding some of the inforamtion that is being presented to you in class. Well, something that may not be aware of is that Auburn University has an amazing set of tutoring and academic services to help students who are struggling.
The key to being successful in college is not being afraid to ask for help, and by visiting the Academic Support website, you will be linked to many of the tutoring services that are available on campus. In addition to Academic Support, several of the deparments in COSAM, also offer tutoring. If you wish to get a copy of these, you will need to stop by 239 SCC, we have copies of all the departmental tutoring information located at the front desk.
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Its that time again....
It is that time again, the end of the semester...... time for studying endlessly and getting ready for the winter break. Just a few things to think about......
1. Studying-Do not wait until the last minute to beginning studying! There are resources on campus if you need help. Student Academic Support is located in the bottom floor of the library, and can be reached at 844-5972.
2.. Grade Adjustment Policy (GAP)- If you are going to be suspended, or if you want to GAP a class...you CAN NOT do this until the grade has officially posted to your record. To GAP a class you need to simply come by our office, in 239 SCC, and fill out the form. GAPping a course, will remove the calculation of that particular grade from your Auburn GPA, but the course will still be visible on your transcript. If you have questions, contact your academic advisor at 844-4269.
3. Registration- If you still have not come to get unblocked for the Spring 2010 semester...you need to do so ASAP. The longer you wait to get unblocked, the more likely chance that you are not going to be able to register for classes you need for the Spring. If you have questions please contact your advisor at 844-4269.
Finally, have a wonderful, safe holiday and we will see in 2010!!!
1. Studying-Do not wait until the last minute to beginning studying! There are resources on campus if you need help. Student Academic Support is located in the bottom floor of the library, and can be reached at 844-5972.
2.. Grade Adjustment Policy (GAP)- If you are going to be suspended, or if you want to GAP a class...you CAN NOT do this until the grade has officially posted to your record. To GAP a class you need to simply come by our office, in 239 SCC, and fill out the form. GAPping a course, will remove the calculation of that particular grade from your Auburn GPA, but the course will still be visible on your transcript. If you have questions, contact your academic advisor at 844-4269.
3. Registration- If you still have not come to get unblocked for the Spring 2010 semester...you need to do so ASAP. The longer you wait to get unblocked, the more likely chance that you are not going to be able to register for classes you need for the Spring. If you have questions please contact your advisor at 844-4269.
Finally, have a wonderful, safe holiday and we will see in 2010!!!
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Toys for Tots
For the last 16 years, the College of Sciences and Math have been a avid supporter of the Toys for Tots program. The goals is to make the holidays a special time for the children in the Auburn community. Last year COSAM collected 430 toys, and the 2009 goal is 600 gifts! Please bring an unwrapped gift to 239 Science Center Classroom Building to help us reach our goal. The deadline to bring a toy is December 11, 2009. Here are some pictures of some of COSAM students with the COSAM Toys for Tots tree last year:
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