Volunteer for Engineering Connections Fair

Event Deadline: Oct 06 2026
Location: Memorial Union

Help Needed for the Engineering Connections Fair on October 6th! The Engineering Connections Fair is an opportunity for students to attend three employer sessions of their choice to lea about engineering companies, their culture, roles they hire for and cool technology, etc. The last session will be networking with all participating employers and students enjoying catered food in the Memorial Union ballroom.

Event Schedule:

• @ 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Counseling & Psychological Services Support & Therapy Groups

Find free support groups and workshops whether you're facing personal issues, emotional conces, or simply seeking a supportive community, our confidential groups can help you manage stress more effectively, improve your mental well-being, and build resilience.

EECS Student Experience Story Archive Project (SESAP)

The EECS Student Experience Story Archive Project (SESAP) is seeking students who would be willing to spend 15-25 min of their time to tell the story of their experience in the EECS program at OSU.

Join the AI Club!

Interested in leaing and building an AI project this term with other dedicated students? Join the AI Club, where we teach valuable machine leaing concepts from 6-7 PM and then host our hands-on Project Workshop from 7-8 PM. Our club is designed for all experience levels, supporting you as you build a resume-ready project from conception to deployment.

Event Schedule:

• Wednesdays @ 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

EECS Virtual Networking Day - Recordings Posted!

Recording from our Fall virtual Networking Day have been posted! Check them out if you were unable to attend.

Company Webinar - Recordings Posted!

Recording from our webinar series have started to post! Check them out for more information!

Summer Drop-in Advising

Check out availability for drop-in advising during summer!

University of Chicago - HARRIS Social Impact Fellowship 2027-28

- An excellent opportunity for recent graduates and early-career professionals with strong STEM, quantitative, or analytical skills who aspire to create evidence-based social impact.
- The 11-month, full-time fellowship combines:
- 8 weeks of intensive academic coursework
- 9 months of hands-on applied leaing with leading research centers and policy institutes
- Mentorship, professional development & networking
- A real-world capstone project addressing a critical policy challenge

Course Announcement - DAST 201

Provides a hands-on experience applying artificial intelligence (AI) tools to agricultural systems. Explores foundational AI concepts, including supervised leaing, computer vision, ensemble modeling, time-series analysis, and natural language processing. Emphasizes agricultural technology innovation and training for practical, data-driven agricultural decision-making.