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Networking for Nerds: How to Land (or Create) Your Dream Job

January 18, 2017
Career Services at Illinois Tech will welcome Alaina G. Levine, author of the award-winning book Networking for Nerds: How to Land (or Create!) Your Dream Job to campus on Wednesday, February 8.
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Meet Members of the Illinois Tech Global Leaders Program on January 21

January 18, 2017
The Illinois Tech Global Leaders Program 2017 application is now open.
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Avoid $200 Late Fee—Register for Classes by January 21

January 18, 2017
For full-semester classes that began on January 9, the last day for students to register for classes is Saturday, January 21.
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Thomas Leads Way for Men’s Track and Field at University of Chicago

January 18, 2017
The Illinois Tech Men's Track and Field team opened the 2017 indoor season at the University of Chicago's Phoenix Invite on January 14. Behind a strong performance from Demis Thomas, Illinois Tech placed sixth in the meet.
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Men’s Volleyball Begins 2017 With a Split

January 18, 2017
The Illinois Tech Men’s Volleyball team began the 2017 season on January 15 with a tri-match at Loras College.
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Scarlet Hawks Weekly: Big Saturday in Keating Headlines Week

January 18, 2017
The Illinois Tech Department of Athletics has a busy schedule ahead. Five teams are in action throughout the week, with three of them playing at home on Saturday, January 21.
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NSF Webinar—Updates to Proposal and Award Policies and Procedures Guide

January 18, 2017
The National Science Foundation is pleased to announce that it will offer a Proposal and Award Policies and Procedures Guide (PAPPG) Update Webinar to the public on Thursday, January 19 from 1–2:30 p.m. EST.
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School of Applied Technology Industry Associate Professor of Information Technology and Management Jeremy Hajek is quoted in the Chicago Tribune where he discusses how Illinois biometrics lawsuits may help define rules for Facebook and Google.

January 18, 2017
Jeremy Hajek suggests that multiple-factor authentication will be a must to keep biometric data safe.
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Women’s Track and Field Opens 2017 at University of Chicago

January 17, 2017
The Illinois Tech Women's Track and Field team competed at the University of Chicago's Phoenix Invite on January 14. Illinois Tech placed sixth in the meet.
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Student Organization Fair

January 17, 2017
The Student Organization Fair will be held on Thursday, January 19 from noon–2 p.m. in The McCormick Tribune Campus Center (MTCC).
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Networking for Nerds: How to Land (or Create) Your Dream Job

Meet Members of the Illinois Tech Global Leaders Program on January 21

Avoid $200 Late Fee—Register for Classes by January 21

Thomas Leads Way for Men’s Track and Field at University of Chicago

Men’s Volleyball Begins 2017 With a Split

Scarlet Hawks Weekly: Big Saturday in Keating Headlines Week

NSF Webinar—Updates to Proposal and Award Policies and Procedures Guide

School of Applied Technology Industry Associate Professor of Information Technology and Management Jeremy Hajek is quoted in the Chicago Tribune where he discusses how Illinois biometrics lawsuits may help define rules for Facebook and Google.

Women’s Track and Field Opens 2017 at University of Chicago

Student Organization Fair

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