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ECS Week 2004 Career Day

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February 26, 2004
10:00AM - 2:00PM
West of Engineering building

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Employers from The Boeing Co., Edwards Air Force Base, Naval Warfare Assessment Station, Department of the Navy, eEye Digital Security, Southern California Edison, Raytheon Company, Kaplan Orange County, Northrop Grumman Mission System (XonTech), Naval Sea System Control (NAVSEA), Layne Christensen, USMC Officer, and the Department of Industrial Relations (CAL/OSHA) came to seek full-time, intern, and summer employment candidates in engineering and computer science during ECS Week. Students had the opportunity to meet employers, submit their resumes, and learn more about the companies who attended.

          
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