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    From kbl@research.att.com Fri Oct 27 15:50:15 2000
    From: Ken Lyons <kbl@research.att.com>
    Organization: AT&T Labs

    Hi all:  I've made arrangements for my trip out to Boulder for
    interviews on Nov. 13-14.  As always, the scheduling is set up
    via the web, and I'd appreciate your help distributing this announcement
    to likely students, both undergrads and graduate students.  We do
    not have any positions for students graduating at the BS level, but
    in the right areas students at any other level might find something
    of interest.

    I'll send out a copy of poster in a little bit, for you to post, if
    you can.

    Thanks for your help, and I hope to have time to see all of you while
    I'm there.

    Ken Lyons, AT&T Labs
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    Interviews for both summer jobs and regular employment at AT&T Labs
    will be held Nov. 13 and 14, in the engineering dean's office (ECAD 100).  
    The recruiter, Ken Lyons, has a webpage available for students interested 
    in arranging an interview:
	    http://www.research.att.com/~kbl/CU2000.html

    Internships:
      Interns are normally hired from 3rd-year undergraduate onward,
      thru grad school.  Occasionally sophomores are considered for
      such positions as well.  Although the majority of the intern
      positions are for graduate students, undergrads are also
      included, and there is also a special program for female and
      minority undergraduate students (mostly juniors or nongraduating
      seniors).

    Regular Employment:
      There are regular employment positions available at the PhD and
      MS level, with emphasis on such areas as networking, IP
      technology, speech processing, broadband services, and systems
      research.  For information on the research at AT&T Labs see
      http://www.research.att.com.

      MS students: the jobs available at the MS level are focused on IP
      services and network infrastructure in the broadband arena, and
      include especially some positions in Denver.

      PhD students: the jobs span a wider range of areas, technically
      and geographically, including the labs organizations in NJ and
      CA, as well as a few positions available at the Denver lab.

    Scheduling is performed via the website given above, but if you
    have questions for the recruiter, email to Ken Lyons at
    kbl@research.att.com.