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Looking for an activity for Furlough Fridays for your high schooler? Sopogy is hosting a Furlough Friday Workshop this Friday from 8:30-2:30 at their WaiWai Loop facility.

The workshop is free of charge and open to high school students, especially for those students interested in science, technology, sustainability, and entrepreneurship.

Please see the attached flyer to reserve your spot and also the schedule for the day below. Lunch is included!

Join in on the fun! 

The realm of microsystems is rich because it can offer useful information about the availability and consumption of energy at a low cost per device. Similarly, microdevices require much less energy to actuate allowing them to be used in energy controlling and sensing applications while not consuming much energy themselves. The challenge in this domain is designing devices to give accurate information or control energy processes precisely while at the same time being inexpensive to mass produce and energy efficient in operation.

High tech, low tech, no tech - Do your classroom activities need a power surge? Join your colleagues at the
networking event of the year. Experience a myriad of hands-on, ready-to-use, inspiring workshops led by local
and mainland presenters. Make connections - re-energize - learn new things - Enjoy a day of mathematics
education at Kamehameha Schools. More than 50 sessions (Elementary, Middle School, Secondary, even some
college sessions). Something for everyone!

The United States Intelligence Community (IC), an integrated network of agencies that work together to protect
our Nation's security, is seeking a culturally diverse, technically savvy workforce for exciting careers in a number
of fields. Join us at the IC Virtual Career Fair to explore career opportunities, chat with recruiters, and apply for
job openings - all from the comfort of your computer!

Tuesday, March 16, 2010 | 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. ET
Registration begins January 12, 2010

"Engineering in Big Science"

The 10th Annual UH College of Engineering dinner will honor the College's long tradition of engineering excellence. Visit with faculty, students, fellow alumni and friends and discover the latest CoE news.

Live star show held the second Wednesday of each month.

Admission: $3

Tickets may be purchased at the Imaginarium box office 30 minutes before the show, or call 235-7433 to reserve tickets in advance. Reserved tickets must be picked up at the box office at least 15 minutes before showtime, otherwise they may be sold to waiting customers.

Please Note: Credit cards are not accepted at the box office. Late seating is not permitted. No food or drinks inside the Imaginarium

Join us for this live star show held on the second Wednesday of every month. Find out what stars, planets and moon phase you can see in the sky tonight. Learn how to identify the constellations and listen to mythological stories about them. Get the update on current celestial happenings, such as meteor showers and eclipses. Come every month to discover how the sky changes over the course of a year.

Ticket Information: $5/adults, $4/UH/Senior/Military, $3/Children (12-and-under).

Reservations may be made by calling 235-7433.

This week's REIS seminar will include 7 short presentations from students in CEE691 and EE699 courses. Speaker names and titles can be found in the attached file. Everyone is welcome to attend the presentations and support College of Engineering students.

CEE691/EE699 Seminar in Renewable Energy and Island Sustainability (REIS)

"Smart Grid" is the new buzz word in the utility industry. Some may have seen the GE and IBM television commercials about a Smart Grid for a smarter future. There are many goals that could be achieved with a full implementation of a Smart Grid. In fact, each utility could have their own version of a Smart Grid depending on the issues that need to be resolved.