Job Description:  Produces artwork on a computer, including text and graphics, for presentations, publication and/or broadcast. Assists and develops multi-color work, color separations, and camera-ready output. Responsible for maintaining equipment and supplies. Schedules work to meet submission deadlines. Will also perform office related tasks as assigned.

Requirements: Competency in design and typography skills/concepts. Knowledge of computer applications such as Adobe, PageMaker, Photoshop, etc., and a scanner. Some writing and proofreading skills.  Web skills, including use of html for creating web pages, highly desired.

Please submit resume and sample work, if possible, to Kelly Osborn, kosborn@msu.edu or HPCC, 3115 Engineering Bldg. East Lansing, MI 48824.

The break is scheduled for Friday (November 20, 2009) from 10am-11am in room 3105 of the Engineering Building. More information and a schedule can be found at:

http://www.hpcc.msu.edu/users/training/hpcc-mid-morning-break-series/

The Mid-Morning Break Series is designed to give users an opportunity to meet face-to-face with the HPCC and iCER staff. The staff will be giving a 10-20 minute presentation on topics selected by users. The rest of the hour will be devoted to answering questions, trouble-shooting problems, and helping to connect individuals with others on campus who share similar research interests. We hope that you will encourage all members of your research team to participate in the HPCC Mid-Morning Breaks.

Look forward to seeing you there.

The break is scheduled for Friday (November, 2009) from 10am-11am in room 3105 of the Engineering Building. More information and a schedule can be found at:

http://www.hpcc.msu.edu/users/training/hpcc-mid-morning-break-series/

The Mid-Morning Break Series is designed to give users an opportunity to meet face-to-face with the HPCC and iCER staff. The staff will be giving a 10-20 minute presentation on topics selected by users. The rest of the hour will be devoted to answering questions, trouble-shooting problems, and helping to connect individuals with others on campus who share similar research interests. We hope that you will encourage all members of your research team to participate in the HPCC Mid-Morning Breaks.

Look forward to seeing you there.

The break is scheduled for Friday (October 30, 2009) from 10am-11am in room 3105 of the Engineering Building. More information and a schedule can be found at:

http://www.hpcc.msu.edu/users/training/hpcc-mid-morning-break-series/

The Mid-Morning Break Series is designed to give users an opportunity to meet face-to-face with the HPCC and iCER staff. The staff will be giving a 10 minute presentation on topics selected by users. The rest of the hour will be devoted to answering questions, trouble-shooting problems, and helping to connect individuals with others on campus who share similar research interests. We hope that you will encourage all members of your research team to participate in the HPCC Mid-Morning Breaks.

Look forward to seeing you there.

http://www.statenews.com/index.php/article/2009/09/icer_finds_new_home_at_msu

https://wiki.hpcc.msu.edu/display/hpccdocs/module

The break is scheduled for Friday (October 9, 2009) from 10am-11am in room 3105 of the Engineering Building. More information and a schedule can be found at:

http://www.hpcc.msu.edu/users/training/hpcc-mid-morning-break-series/

The Mid-Morning Break Series is designed to give users an opportunity to meet face-to-face with the HPCC and iCER staff. The staff will be giving a 10 minute presentation on topics selected by users. The rest of the hour will be devoted to answering questions, trouble-shooting problems, and helping to connect individuals with others on campus who share similar research interests. We hope that you will encourage all members of your research team to participate in the HPCC Mid-Morning Breaks.

Look forward to seeing you there.

• Sun X4600 – general interactive compute node
• Sun X4500 – storage system to increase the capacity of the Lustre scratch space

The HPCC would like to thank Sun and their continued support of our center.

Who are we?
iCER’s goal is to make advanced, high performance computing useful to students and researchers at MSU. We provide access to a large number of computers (over 1500), large amounts of disk space, high speed networks and other specialized equipment. We also offer help on how to use this specialized equipment, to further research in anything from history to particle physics. More information can be found on the web site at http://www.hpcc.msu.edu .

Guidelines

• Submitters are allowed to send in multiple entries.
• Artwork MUST be original
• The logo should contain the text “iCER”. If possible, it should also have the text “MSU”. If the main logo doesn’t contain the text “Institute for Cyber Enabled Research”, an alternative version for use as a web banner should.
• Keep in mind that the logo will be featured prominently on the web site, t-shirts, program booklets, banners, and more! Make sure your logo will work on any background color.
• Name your file using your first and last name (example: sallysmith.ai). If you submit more than one file, follow the same guidelines and add a number at the end. (example: sallysmith1.ai, sallysmith2.ai, etc.).

Submission Instructions
The deadline to submit a logo design is Sunday, October 25th. Please email all responses to icer@msu.edu.

File specifications
Submissions must be one of the following formats using Vector graphics:

• Adobe Illustrator (.ai)
• Encapsulated PostScript (.eps)
• Adobe Photoshop (.psd)

If Raster graphics are utilized, please use the highest resolution possible.

Prize
The winner of the competition will be awarded $500. iCER reserves the right not to pick a winner. Additionally the winner will be announced on the iCER website once the competition is completed.

Each Entrant agrees, by the submission of such entry, that, should he or she become a winner or runner-up in the competition, he or she shall take all reasonable steps to ensure that all rights be completely transferred to iCER.

Qualifications: Ph.D. in Computational Science (CS, Chemistry, Physics…). Qualifications other than degree: Scholarly experience in an academic research environment as well as experience with proposal development and coordination. Excellent verbal and written communications skills and teamwork experience are essential. Knowledge of applicable academic standards for the conduct of sponsored research and creative activity is required. Knowledge of research techniques and/or methodologies, including quantitative methods or project evaluation protocols, applicable across one or more major scholarly domains is highly desirable.

Applications: Due Friday October 30, 2009 but will be accepted until the position is filled. Please send information to Kelly Osborn via email icer@msu.edu. For more information about the MSU HPCC please visit www.hpcc.msu.edu.

MSU is an affirmative-action, equal-opportunity employer. MSU is committed to achieving excellence through cultural diversity. The university actively encourages applications and/or nominations of women, persons of color, veterans and persons with disabilities.

http://www.hpcc.msu.edu/users/training/hpcc-mid-morning-break-series/

The Mid-Morning Break Series is designed to give users an opportunity to meet face-to-face with the HPCC and iCER staff. The staff will be giving a 10 minute presentation on topics selected by users. The rest of the hour will be devoted to answering questions, trouble-shooting problems, and helping to connect individuals with others on campus who share similar research interests. We hope that you will encourage all members of your research team to participate in the HPCC Mid-Morning Breaks.

Look forward to seeing you there.