Productivity Apps and Items for the Everyday Engineer

Productivity Apps and Items for the Everyday Engineer Hey folks! My name is Camille Milo, and I am a fifth year studying Biomedical / Chemical and Biological Engineering. As an engineering student, or really a student in general, productivity is the name of the game! Here is a list of my favorite productivity apps and […]
The Differences Between Civil and Environmental Engineering

The Differences Between Civil and Environmental Engineering Hello everyone! My name is Katy, and I am a fourth-year student studying Environmental Engineering. Hopefully, you found your way to my blog because you are trying to determine the difference between Civil and Environmental Engineering and which one to pick, just like I was doing four years ago! Introduction to Civil and Environmental Engineering At […]
A Love Letter to Biomedical Engineering: Why I Chose BME

A Love Letter to Biomedical Engineering: Why I Chose BME Hello there, reader. My name is Michelle Hefner and I am a fourth-year student in Biomedical Engineering and Chemical and Biological Engineering here at CSU. The impact of BME Imagine having the power to make a difference in millions of people’s lives around the world by innovating […]
How to Build Your Schedule for Engineering Exploration Week

How to Build Your Schedule for Engineering Exploration Week Engineering Exploration Week for Spring 2021 is coming up! Here’s how to attend. Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email Engineering Exploration Week is February What is Engineering Exploration Week? Engineering Exploration Week (EEW) is a week-long virtual event that will […]
Battling Digital Burnout

Battling Digital Burnout Achieving balance has always been a challenge, even before the COVID-19 pandemic gave the term “work-life balance” a whole new meaning. I certainly don’t claim to be an expert in battling digital burnout and finding that perfect balance in this newly virtual world. I too experience feelings of apathy, short attention span, and […]
Why I Decided to Stay In-State for College

Why I Decided to Stay In-State for College Hi all! My name is Kate, and I am a third-year student studying Chemical and Biological Engineering. Today I’m happy to share with you why I decided to stay in state for college. First off, I hail from Boulder, Colorado. If you know anything about Colorado schools, you know […]
Options for an Education in Biomedical Engineering

What options do I have if I want an education in Biomedical Engineering at CSU? Hi, my name is Sarah and I am a 4th year Engineering Ambassador at CSU, studying Biomedical and Mechanical Engineering. Biomedical engineers are responsible for increasing the quality of healthcare, creating novel solutions to improve medicine, and bettering people’s lives. When I learned of biomedical engineering (BME), I […]
Tips for First Year Engineers

Tips for First Year Engineers Hi there! Are you a first-year student? If so, welcome to CSU! We’re so happy to welcome you to the RAMily and to the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering! Read on for some handy tips for first-year engineering students. 12 tips for first year engineers: 1. Get to know your professors and […]
Effective Study Tips for Engineers

Effective Study Tips for Engineers Hi my name is Katy, and I am excited to share my most effective study tips! After four years of Environmental Engineering, I have realized that engineering is hard. But it is supposed to be that way. However, with the right study habits, you can make it through any exam or course! 1. Find what time you are […]