Author Archives: Linda Qian

Growing up, we all had our favorite teachers – one of mine taught my 5th grade music class; maybe yours showed you how to read, or color inside the lines. And back then, in some respects, we took for granted … Continue reading → Continue reading →

I was pretty sure I had the most awesome job at Intel – now I’m quite certain that I do. Last month, I won one-half of an internal contest and was flown to New York to guest report on the… Continue reading →

I was pretty sure I had the most awesome job at Intel – now I’m quite certain that I do. Last month, I won one-half of an internal contest and was flown to New York to guest report on the creators … Continue reading → Continue reading →

This blog was posted on behalf of Manav Subodh, Intel’s Global Entrepreneurship Program Manager. This year marks the 7th annual Intel Global Challenge at UC Berkeley (formerly IBTEC, the Intel+UC Berkeley Technology Entrepreneurship Challenge), which seeks to support and promote… Continue reading →

This blog was posted on behalf of Manav Subodh, Intel’s Global Entrepreneurship Program Manager. This year marks the 7th annual Intel Global Challenge at UC Berkeley (formerly IBTEC, the Intel+UC Berkeley Technology Entrepreneurship Challenge), which seeks to support and promote … Continue reading → Continue reading →

This blog was posted on behalf of Michael Jacobson, Intel’s Director of Corporate Responsibility. About the only thing lower than the public approval of corporations right now is the public approval of Congress. With the poor view of both institutions,… Continue reading →

This blog was posted on behalf of Michael Jacobson, Intel’s Director of Corporate Responsibility. About the only thing lower than the public approval of corporations right now is the public approval of Congress. With the poor view of both institutions, … Continue reading → Continue reading →

This blog was posted on behalf of Karen Spencer, Intel’s Director of Global Education Integration. Last week, 21 girls (ages 18-20) from around the world came together for the G(irls)20 Summit in France, in advance of the G20 meeting, to… Continue reading →

This blog was posted on behalf of Karen Spencer, Intel’s Director of Global Education Integration. Last week, 21 girls (ages 18-20) from around the world came together for the G(irls)20 Summit in France, in advance of the G20 meeting, to debate, discuss … Continue reading → Continue reading →

This blog was posted on behalf of Elaine Rainbolt, Industry Engagement Manager in our IT@Intel department. Intel was selected as one of Computerworld’s Top Green-IT vendors for 2011. Computerworld identified organizations that are implementing IT best practices to reduce energy… Continue reading →

This blog was posted on behalf of Elaine Rainbolt, Industry Engagement Manager in our IT@Intel department. Intel was selected as one of Computerworld’s Top Green-IT vendors for 2011. Computerworld identified organizations that are implementing IT best practices to reduce energy … Continue reading → Continue reading →

This entry was posted on behalf of Carolyn Duran, “Conflict Free Minerals” program manager at Intel. About a month ago, I shared some exciting news about Intel’s participation in a program called “Solutions for Hope” in which we are participating… Continue reading →

This entry was posted on behalf of Carolyn Duran, “Conflict Free Minerals” program manager at Intel. About a month ago, I shared some exciting news about Intel’s participation in a program called “Solutions for Hope” in which we are participating … Continue reading → Continue reading →

This entry was posted on behalf of Shelly Esque, Vice President, Legal and Corporate Affairs Group, Director of Corporate Affairs, Intel Corporation Five years is a milestone. I remember my first five years at Intel and the intense period… Continue reading →

This entry was posted on behalf of Shelly Esque, Vice President, Legal and Corporate Affairs Group, Director of Corporate Affairs, Intel Corporation Five years is a milestone. I remember my first five years at Intel and the intense period… Continue reading →

This entry was posted on behalf of Shelly Esque, Vice President, Legal and Corporate Affairs Group, Director of Corporate Affairs, Intel Corporation Five years is a milestone. I remember my first five years at Intel and the intense period of … Continue reading → Continue reading →

The Intel Education Service Corps (IESC) is a short-term service and career development opportunity for a select group of Intel employees to travel to a developing country to support the deployment of Intel-powered Classmate PCs. In this blog, Brett Buyack,… Continue reading →

The Intel Education Service Corps (IESC) is a short-term service and career development opportunity for a select group of Intel employees to travel to a developing country to support the deployment of Intel-powered Classmate PCs. In this blog, Brett Buyack,… Continue reading →

The Intel Education Service Corps (IESC) is a short-term service and career development opportunity for a select group of Intel employees to travel to a developing country to support the deployment of Intel-powered Classmate PCs. In this blog, Brett Buyack, … Continue reading → Continue reading →

*This post kicks off our fall series of IESC blogs; the Intel Education Service Corps (IESC) is a short-term service and career development opportunity for a select group of Intel employees to travel to a developing country to support the… Continue reading →