Welcome! Our goal is to help you learn technology and business skills, meet recruiters (and ultimately land a great career job), network with other students and alumni, and enjoy fun activities. We have weekly activities for topic nights, recruiter information sessions, game competitions, and outdoor fun. Come and join us! Below you'll find upcoming activities and writeups/pictures of past meetings.
Slides from LDS Church Info Session
We’ve uploaded the Powerpoint slide deck used by the LDS Church presenters at their recent information session. Check it out—they recently filled over half of their summer internship spots with BYU CS/ISYS students—that could be you!
LDS Church Info Session Slides 1/26/2010 (.ppt)
The information session was well attended with over 70 people and enough pizza for [...]
BYU Winter Tech and General Career Fairs Jan 21st – 27th 2010
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About 50 companies from across the country attend the Technology Career Fair on January 21st. A week later nearly 100 companies were present at the General Career fair on January 27th. Despite the economic recession, many companies from both fairs were seeking IS and IT students [...] |
Road Trip to CES 2010
Over a dozen ASMers, accompanied by Professor Lindstrom, recently made the trek to attend the 2010 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), held at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Students paid their own way, but we would like to thank Utah Technology Council and the Consumer Electronics Association for the tickets they provided us.
Some of the [...]
Break the Intex 2009
In November the ASM A-Team (ativities team) put on an evening of relaxation and temporary salvation from the grueling INTEX project. Although the activity was specifically for current members of the Jr. Core who were experiencing INTEX, all Isys Students were welcome, and we fed between 60 and 80 students over the course of the [...]
Interviewing / Networking
Nov 17 – Reid Grawe offered an information session specifically for those interested in improving their networking and interviewing skills. There was a good turnout; nearly half attending students were outside the information systems department. Students increased their professionalism skills and learned how to begin internship searching, what difficult questions to expect in an [...]