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The Computer Science Department receives job-related information from
time to time. This includes
job postings from companies seeking to hire permanent employees,
announcements of internships and part time work,
requests for students to work on short-term software development projects, and
Career Services
postings, such as job offerings, interview schedules,
career development workshops, job/internship fairs, etc.
The Department has established a mailing list open to anyone
(students, alumni and even the public at large)
interested in receiving this type of computer science job-related information.
A few things should be noted about the jobs mailing list:
Individuals can join or leave the list at any time.
See "How to Subscribe"
and "How to Unsubscribe"
below for instructions.
The list is moderated, so all postings are verified to be legitimate
and appropriate before being distributed to the list.
List membership is not visible to anyone other than administrators
of the list.
The following information on the jobs mailing list is available below:
Subscribe to the jobs mailing list by sending the following message to
listproc@lists.colorado.edu:
The message should have no subject.
The body of the message should consist of the single line
(i.e. no signatures, vCards, or anything else):
subscribe cs-jobs FirstName Lastname
For example, the user "John Doh" would send a message with the
following body:
subscribe cs-jobs John Doh
The address subscribed to the jobs mailing list will be the one
from which this message is sent.
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Unsubscribe from the jobs mailing list by sending the following message to
listproc@lists.colorado.edu:
The message should have no subject.
The body of the message should consist of the single line
(i.e. no signatures, vCards, or anything else)
unsubscribe cs-jobs
The address unsubscribed from the jobs mailing list will be the one
from which this message is sent.
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If you would like to post a message to the jobs mailing list, contact
Christopher Schenk
for instructions. The following should be noted about postings to the list:
Postings unrelated to computer science jobs or postings unlikely to be
of interest to the list will most likely silently disappear.
Postings should be plain text with no attachments of any kind.
Subjects should be descriptive of the contents of the posting,
rather than generic ones like "job", "FYI", "help wanted", or "hey!".
If you are having problems or have questions about the list, send mail to
Christopher Schenk.
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