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The owner of the NY Mets is looking for veterans with engineering experience for an entry-level project management role. 

Candidates need to have either experience as an engineer in the military (combat engineer) or a college degree in engineering.  This is for a full-time role and starting salary will based on level of experience.  The candidates will be working directly for a former U.S. Marine.  If anyone is interested, please send resumes to mike.abrams@fourblock.com.

Assistant Construction Project Manager – New York

Are you tough enough? Check out the video to find out.

Tough Mudder (TM) tristate race will take place this October, tentatively on either the 20 or 21st!

Milvets have partnered with TM to highlight the student veteran's assimilating into university life. Tough Mudder has invited 25 milvets to partner with 25 non-veteran Columbia students for the race this October. 

The Deal:

You and your partner will enjoy a ticket price of $40 each ($400 value).

Participating:

· Teams must register through Milvets before May 1st (no exceptions).

· Teams must submit a short bio (1 paragraph each) explaining why you are "tough mudder" type of person.

· Register here

You and your partner may be selected as a featured Mudder on the TM website and other publications.

 Tough Mudder
proudly supports 

Monday, April 8, 2012

 
CONTENTS


1.       Days on Campus Table
2.       Research Study
3.       NYSE Internship Opportunity
4.       Career Initiative Survey (Last Chance) 
5.       Military Literature Course (Fall 2012)
6.       Tough Mudder
7.       My Package Place (Start-up)
8.       Be a Student Mentor

Milvets Round Up

Monday, April 2, 2012
 
CONTENTS


1.       NYSE Internship Opportunity
2.       Be a Student Mentor
3.       US Foreign Service Presentation 
4.       General Body Meeting (w/ Vice President of NBC News)
5.       LinkedIn 101 for Veterans
6.       Spring Blood Drive
7.       Career Initiative Survey

The White House, the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) and the Columbia University Office of Military and Veterans Affairs
  

The White House, the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM), and the Columbia University Office of Military and Veterans Affairs invite you to a White House Roundtable discussion on opportunities in federal service for student military veterans and recent graduates featuring OPM Director John Berry. This will be held at 7:00pm on Monday, March 26 in 467 Schermerhorn.

The event is free of charge, through pre-event registration is required and space is limited. This event is closed to the press. Please RSVP here.