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Career Fair

The University of Washington Science & Engineering Career Fair is geared towards uniting science and engineering students and the continually growing number of companies in the Pacific Northwest and throughout the nation. We pride ourselves on bringing high caliber Husky students and businesses together.

Next Career Fair will be held Wednesday, October 23rd 2013. 

Corporate Registration will open in June 2013.

STS

Science & Technology Showcase (STS) allows you to explore the commercialization potential of your science and technology-based ideas and network with fellow science, engineering, and business students, as well as a panel of judges.

Next STS will be held in January of 2014.

Mentorship Program

The SEBA Mentorship Program is designed to connect students with professionals in the Greater Seattle business community who will be able to offer advice related to the desired career paths and entrepreneurial endeavors of our members.

Mentor meetings will be held during the Winter quarter of 2013. Apply by January 14th!

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Mobile Health in the Market, in the Lab, and in Between

WBBA Event Recap – April 10, 2013 by Martin Suchorolski, PhD   Ideas and technology presented at the recent WBBA conference on Mobile Health (mHealth) promise to have an impact on healthcare locally and globally with technology described as “coming…

The ever-increasing importance of regulatory strategy in the healthcare field

The healthcare industry is evolving in parallel with changing government regulations, making sound regulatory strategy an essential part of success in the marketplace. SEBA has helped fund Meghna Sareen’s (Foster EMBA) attendance at the Regulatory Affairs Professional Society (RAPS) conference – here…

BranchingPoints.com – a fellow UW graduate student explores opportunities for PhDs outside of academia

“Branching points is a collection of resources designed to give science-inclined graduate students ideas for careers outside of academia. Much of the material is based on the dozens of informational interviews I’m conducting to figure out what I’ll do after…