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Jarrett receives Gurthet Teaching Faculty Award from AISC
Teaching Assistant Professor Jordan Jarrett has been awarded the H. Louis Gurthet Teaching Faculty Award from the American Institute of Steel Construction.
Jarrett named 2026 ASCE Structural Engineering Institute Fellow
Jordan Jarrett is included in the 2026 class of ASCE Structural Engineering Institute (SEI) Fellows.
E-FRESH application improves river management collaboration
Associate Professor Ryan Morrison partnered with OWSI to launch new E-FRESH application supporting decision-making in river ecosystems.
Alumna earns national career award for work merging civil engineering and sociology
Elaina Sutley, CSU civil engineering Ph.D. alumna, has been awarded the prestigious Blavatnik Awards for Young Scientists. Sutley is now an associate professor at the University of Kansas.
Hydraulics Lab large-scale dam project featured in SOURCE undergraduate research special report
The large-scale model of the Halligan Dam constructed by civil engineering undergraduate and graduate students is showcased by the university in new special report.
Mallipudi receives staff award from WSCOE Dean’s Staff Advisory Council
Graduate Advisor Susheela Mallipudi was recognized by the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering Dean’s Advisory Council for her outstanding work in the department.
Graduate students share research in fall showcase
CEE graduate students participate in the fall 2025 Graduate Student Showcase on campus.
ERC Machine Shop: More than 50 years of engineering solutions
Allow us to reintroduce the Machine Shop at the Engineering Research Center on the Foothills Campus. The shop has provided more than 50 years of engineering solutions through high-quality machining and fabrication.
Water and Environmental Engineering Seminar: Aaron True, December 3
Join our seminar on December 3 as Dr. Aaron True (CU Boulder) discusses his work on naturalistic flow and odor cues that drive animal behaviors in complex environments.