Make it count! Get results by learning how to approach employers, what questions to ask and how to make a great first impression. Hosted by TESC and the Career Services Center.

Ever wanted to cover your friend in biodegradable vegetable oil-based paint? Now you can! For free!

This upcoming Engineers Week, we are opening up this great celebratory tradition of ours with paintball at MCAS Miramar Paintball.

Admission is free. Everyone is invited they don't even have to be engineers! Space is limited to 100 participants. We ask for a $10 deposit to assure your attendance. We will refund the money upon arrival. If you don't show up, we'll use that money for Costco pizza.

By going you get:

• 500 rounds
• Equipment and gear
• Pizza
• And, of course, bruises

Sign up online now!

They say great science is built on the shoulders of giants. Not here, at Aperture we do all our science from scratch - no hand holding.

Who wants to make 60 dollars? Or the equivalent for that matter.

Lab boys tell us we are suffering from a shortage of test subject,s so until we phase out human testing with robots we want the best, and you're it.

With your help we're going to change the world.

Check out the event website.

Enspire, part of TESC's annual celebration of National Engineers Week, is an event that seeks to inspire the next generation of engineers. Over 400 students come to the UC San Diego campus, tour the Jacobs School of Engineering, meet current engineering students, and engage in hands-on design activities. Founded in 2008, Enspire has established itself as one of the largest and most visible engineering events on campus.

At this year's Enspire, we are looking to make the event more hands-on than ever before. We are embarking on an ambitious project to have all the students build a small robot from scratch, which they can take home!

Especially for engineering students - polish up your one-pager with one of our expert advisors. Learn how you can make your resume more effective in today's job market. Just in time for DECaF! No sign-up needed, just bring your resume! Hosted by TESC and the Career Services Center.

Organized and run by BMES, the goals of the Lab Expo are to expose students to the many diverse research opportunities available at UCSD and to motivate them to become involved in research. This is an opportunity to present your work if you are currently working in a lab, or to meet with labs if you are interested in academic research.

Questions? Contact Sonia Patel (sopatel@ucsd.edu) or Rohit Sabnis (rsabnis@ucsd.edu).

You've got the technical know-how, but can you communicate it well enough to land the job? Practice answering real-world interview questions with industry professionals and get immediate feedback on strengthening your performance. Sign up on the Career Services Website.Hosted by TESC and the Career Services Center.

The Disciplines of Engineering Career Fair (DECaF), established in 1998, is the only annual student-managed multidisciplinary career fair at UC San Diego. This event provides company representatives a unique opportunity to interact and engage with UCSD's talented engineering students regarding career options, internships, and permanent or summer employment opportunities.

Open exclusively to UCSD students and alumni, DECaF is coordinated by the Triton Engineering Student Council and over 25 pre-professional engineering student organizations at the Jacobs School of Engineering. These engineering societies, representing the spectrum of disciplines at the Jacobs School, work in close collaboration to maximize the attendance of UCSD's 5,000 undergraduate and graduate student engineers and to ensure the satisfaction of recruiters and students alike.

Visit the official DECaF homepage, and check out the timelapse video from last year!

At the beginning of the year, TESC gave out "Top 10 reasons to date an engineer" t-shirts. Semiformal is the next logical step. The theme is Mad Men.

Tickets are available for $10 before February 20 at the Price Center Box Office, and $15 afterwards.