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This post was last edited by gg4758021 on 2015-6-8 22:39. The Chemical Engineering Universities section is designed to facilitate communication among alumni in the field of chemical engineering, as well as discussions related to research and university life. It also includes topics such as campus job fairs, campus life, game discussions, knowledge sharing, creative design, novel serializations, and anything else related to university life. Here, you can share 1. campus scenery, to give seniors who have graduated a wonderful memory or to give juniors who have not yet started school a beautiful vision. 2. Campus life: Post all daily activities related to campus, including classes, shopping, preparing for postgraduate exams, and more. . . 3. Campus emotions – these can be memories related to feelings associated with the campus, including the people there, the events that take place there, and the scenery. 4. Knowledge sharing – insights and questions arising from the process of learning and conducting research can all be shared here. . 5. Alumni chats: A platform for former classmates from the same school to stay in touch after graduation, helping to strengthen their alumni bonds. . 6. Professional prospects: Everyone can share their views on the future of this industry here, helping us to have a clearer understanding of what’s to come. . 7. Campus recruitment: Companies are welcome to post their job listings here; we believe more talents will see them and decide to join! ! Address of the Chemical Engineering Universities forum: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/forum-286-1.html Posts regarding the recruitment of moderators and requests for leave in this forum: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1397233-1-1.html
Am I not the right person for this? Please give me your support!
Give it a try, though I’m not the right fit~~
Wish success and prosperity to the chemical engineering colleges in this region:victory:
As long as you’re willing, nothing is a problem!
It is hoped that university teachers and students will give strong support to university districts, which serve as the most effective bridge between universities and society.