Continue reading »]]> June 10, 2013, online submission.
IJASCSE is an international journal, which aims to promote diffusion of information science, computer science with other branches of science & engineering and application through setting a platform for educators and researchers to share their experience.

Call for Papers

The International Journal of Advanced Studies in Computers, Science & Engineering (IJASCSE) is an online open access peer reviewed refereed journal for scientific papers dealing with any area of scientific research. The purpose of establishing this scientific journal is to assist in development of science, make publications fast operative, storage of materials & results of scientific researches and representation of the scientific conception of the society.

Authors are encouraged to contribute to the journal by submitting articles that illustrate new research results, projects, surveying works and industrial experiences that describe significant advances in field of computers, science & engineering.

Indexing and Abstracting

Papers published at IJASCSE are currently indexed by more than 15 databases like Scirus, BASE, SciVerse, DBLP,Google Scholar, arXiv, Slideshare, Scribd and many more.

BEST paper Award:

The Best Paper Award honors the author(s) of a paper of exceptional merit dealing with a subject related to the IJASCSE’s technical scope.
The prize shall be up to a maximum of $100 per award and an E-certificate.
Judging shall be based on general quality, originality, subject matter, and timeliness.

Key Dates

Full Papers Submission  Deadline
10th June 2013
Acceptance Notification
20th June 2013
Final Paper Deadline
25th June 2013
Publishing Date
30th June 2013

You are welcome to mail your paper or any query to editor-in-chief@ijascse.in

Event Links:
www.ijascse.org

Continue reading »]]> Tuesday May 28 2013, Rock Climbing Gym at Queechee.
The DGOC is planning a rock climbing outing to the indoor rock climbing gym at Queechee on Tuesday May 28 (http://www.vermontclimbing.com/Home.html). If we are able to have a group of at least 10 members, the rate will drop from 20 dollars per person (for people who need a belay lesson) to 10 dollars. Otherwise the rate will be 20 dollars for people who need a belay lesson, and 10.50 for people who have had a belay lesson recently. The plan is to meet at the vail/remsen circle (medical school bus stop) at 6:00 PM and come back at 9:30 PM (The gym closes at 9, but they could give us a bit more time).

We will be organizing transportation through carpooling.

Please sign up at the google docs link below!

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AhCMykAYc4xXdDNHZ2NVZldnT2FSODNZVzZLcGpndmc#gid=0

If you have any questions, do not hesitate to e-mail me at gilbert.j.rahme@dartmouth.edu

See you soon!

The DGOC

Event Links:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/179129932161130/

Continue reading »]]> Thursday May 16th 7:30pm, Rockefeller 002.
“United in Anger: A History of ACT UP” is an inspiring documentary about the HIV/AIDS activist movement. It is unique in that combines archival footage to document how a small group of men and women of all races and classes, came together to save each other’s lives.

“United in Anger” also explores how ACT UP (Aids Coalition to Unleash Power) remains a model and touchstone for activists working across a host of issues, from cancer and disease research to patient advocacy.

Ron Goldberg is a writer and activist. As a member of ACT UP from 1987 – 1994, Ron was a lead organizer for many of the group’s major demonstrations and participated in countless zaps and actions. Ron chaired numerous committees, facilitated the weekly Monday night meetings, wrote fact sheets and fundraising appeals. Since leaving ACT UP in 1994, Ron has helped organize a number of Marriage Equality and anti-Prop 8 demonstrations in New York City and participated  in anti Iraq-war and Occupy Wall Street protests

Continue reading »]]> Saturday May 11th, 6:30pm in Rollins Chapel
Cultural show at 6:30 pm, Dinner at 8 pm, Puja (religious service) beforehand at 5:30 pm.
WHERE: Rollins Chapel (if raining, dinner will be in Rocky’s Hinman Forum)
Free and open to all!

With scintillating Indian dance, soulful Indian music, and food! Performances by talented undergraduates and graduates performing Indian classical dance and Indian classical vocal music!
Co-sponsored by the Tucker Foundation, Thayer Council, Programming Board, and OPAL

Continue reading »]]> What is Project Coffee?

We are a student and partner-led enterprise committed to serving premium espresso beverages in an inviting atmosphere in Tuck’s iconic Stell Hall. Launched in Spring, 2013.

Our store is open Monday through Friday from 8:00am until 4:00pm.

What we are looking for:

A member of the greater Dartmouth community to be an integral part of growing a start-up business, who can work full-time as a store manager in 2013-2014.

Commitment:

40 hours/week, M-F

 Pay:

Competitive Compensation + year-end bonus tied to store performance

 Responsibilities:

Join Tuck Student Management Team to build the Project Coffee brand & improve operations; maintain high standards of drink quality; and oversee baristas and cashiers.

 Other Perks:

Become integral member of the Tuck community; learn to make the best latte you have ever had!

Website:

Find us on Facebook.com/TuckProjectCoffee,

on twitter @ProjCoffeeBar,

or at our website http://projectcoffeebar.com

Contact:

Sarah Bell, sarah.e.bell.tu14@tuck.dartmouth.edu

Continue reading »]]> May 7th, at 6 PM in 002 Rockefeller Center.
Elections for the GSC Executive board will take place during the May GSC meeting. Each candidate will give a short speech (2 minute max) and have the chance to respond to questions from the audience. While only eligible Departmental Reps can vote, all students are invited to attend. Business casual attire is recommended.
The 2013 Executive Board candidates are posted online:
http://sites.dartmouth.edu/gsc/the-gsc/exec-board/exec-board-candidates/

Executive Officer duties: http://sites.dartmouth.edu/gsc/the-gsc/constitution/#exec_duties

Continue reading »]]> Monday, May 6th, 12:30-1:30pm at Occom Commons.

The Graduate Student Council and the Graduate Studies Office would like to provide an opportunity for graduate students to reflect on the recent incidents impacting the Dartmouth Community. Julia Bradley-Cook and Justin Richardson, President and Vice President of the Graduate Student Council and Jon Kull, Dean of Graduate Studies will lead an informal discussion on how the events affected graduate students and what can we do as a community to move forward. They will also provide information on current resources that are available for graduate students to help them with any issues and how to become more engaged in the community for support.

Continue reading »]]> Volunteer to help at a local organization and give back to the community.
When: Saturday, May 18th from 9am-5pm
Where: The Haven, Cover, or Orion’s House (see below)
How: Read about the organizations below and send an e-mail with your name and which organization you would like to help (i.e. Jane Smith – The Haven)
Send your e-mail to: Marie.M.Onakomaiya.GR@dartmouth.edu and Ronald.L.Bucca.GR@dartmouth.edu

* For coordination purposes please respond by 5pm on May 14th.
* Information on a social event for all volunteers that evening to follow

The Haven – The Upper Valley Haven has provided temporary shelter and educational programming for homeless families and adults as well as food and clothing to anyone in need for over 30 years. The Haven has fostered independence through Shelter Advocacy, Aftercare as well as Outreach and Education Programs. The Haven is open 365 days a year and never charges for any of its services. They serve over 6,800 people every year through their various programs and services.
Time: 9am – 12pm
Location: 713 Hartford Avenue, White River Junction, VT
Project Type: Gardening: preparing the vegetable garden at the Haven for the planting season
Poc: Marie Onakomaiya

Cover – Cover Home Repair works together with homeowners and volunteers to provide urgently needed home repair that keeps the inhabitants warm safe and dry.  COVER offers a weatherization program empowering homeowners and volunteers with knowledge and supplies to button up homes and reduce fuel/energy usage.
We have two projects happening that day that have a need for several volunteers from 9:00am to 5:00pm, which is the length of a typical COVER workday.  All tools, materials, safety gear and lunch are provided.  Students also do not need any prior experience to volunteer.
Location: Quechee, VT
Project Type: Moisture Barrier, and other small repairs
COVER will be creating a moisture barrier underneath a woman’s mobile home to address a moisture problem.  We will also be tending to a minor roof repair and replacing a drier vent.
Location: White River Junction, VT
Project Type: Ramp Construction
COVER will be building an accessibility ramp for a woman who has a terminal illness to make the entrance to her home safer.
Poc: Julia Bradley-Cook

Orion’s House – Orion House, Incorporated (Orion House), is a 501(C)(3), not-for-profit residential treatment facility serving male youth and their families. We hold current licensure by the New Hampshire Department for Children, Youth and Families and the Bureau of Child Care Licensing. Currently, Orion House is licensed as a Private Non-Medical Institution (PNMI), providing rehabilitative services to youth and their family seven days a week, three hundred and sixty-five days a year.
Location: Newport, NH
Project Type: Mentoring
Spending the day with the boys at Orion’s House. The staff is looking for positive role models that will talk to the youth (ages 13-17) and interact with them in an array of activities. Such activities include: basketball, playing Magic (the card game), and guitar lessons.
Poc: Desmond Webster
*Limited to the first 4 volunteers