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<title>The 2013 Fischell Festival</title>
<description>Thursday, October 24, 2013 6:00 PM, Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building, The Fischell Department of Bioengineering at the A. James Clark School of Engineering, University of Maryland presents: THE 2013 FISCHELL FESTIVAL:A Celebration of Bioengineering's Potential to Improve Life for Millions of PeopleAs always, the Fischell Festival is free and open to the public! Prospective students and their families are welcome.To learn more about the Fischell Festival, and to see writeups, photos and video from the previous years' events, please visit fischellfestival.umd.edu.More information coming soon!</description>
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<title>Materials Science and Engineering Open House! (LOCATION CHANGE)</title>
<description>Sunday, October 13, 2013 7:00 PM, 1110 Jeong H. Kim Engineering Bldg (Lecture Hall), Are you an incoming student, transfer student, or current student trying to decide on a major? Are you interested in nanotechnology? Do you want to help solve the looming energy problem? Learn about the exciting field of Materials Science and Engineering at one of our fall open house events! Family and friends are welcome.WhenSunday, October 13, 2:00pm5:00pmWhatMeet studentsLab toursDemonstrationsOpen house attendees can apply for a  $2000 Top Terp Scholarship!You must attend the open house date(s) above to be eligible.Learn MoreWhereRoom 1110, Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building (Lecture Hall)Please note the change in location.Modern Engineering Materials Instructional Laboratory (MEMIL) in the Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building.-->Directions | UMD Campus Map (PDF) |  Google Campus Map | Visitor Parking Map (PDF) | About Our Digital Parking Pay StationsMaterials Science and Engineering (MSE, MatSci) is an exciting field that underpins the other branches of engineering. In order to build cars with better gas mileage, ultra high density magnetic hard drives for future computers, advanced solar cells, and many other technological breakthroughs of the coming century, we need innovative new materials that vastly improve on what we have available today. Materials Science and Engineering is the field that spearheads these discovery and development processes.Join the elite MSE Program at the University of Maryland!Combine Engineering with Chemistry and PhysicsUse your degree to find jobs in microelectronics, automotive, biotech, venture capital start-ups, government labs, and more.Excellent starting salaries for graduatesGet research experience as an undergraduateSmall classesget to know your professorsLearn more about the field of materials science and engineering at: mse.umd.edu/whatismseWant to attend? RSVP to: mseundergrad@umd.edu.</description>
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<title>NSBE Terror Zone Summit</title>
<description>Saturday, October 05, 2013 2:00 PM, University of Maryland, Bio Research & Bio-Psych, You are cordially invited to attend this Fall's Terror Zone Summit: "New Perspectives on Leadership." This Zone Summit is attempting to uniquely stand out from those held in the past. With the combination of arts, a focus on African American women in STEM and the strong minds of the future all working together I'm sure this will invoke "New Perspectives on Leadership." Please join me in a celebration of artistic creations and expressions through a technical and professional lens. This will be a NSBE event that shouldn't be missed!This is a FREE event, register soon to guarantee you're accommodated!</description>
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