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Sharvelle and Arabi publish findings on human waste contamination in stormwater

Salt of the earth: Farmers and water stakeholders drive $1 million salinity research effort by civil engineers

Corn field with visible salt on the adjacent soil.

Civil engineers partner with Colorado farmers and other water stakeholders to study rising salinity in water and soil in the South Platte River Basin, investigate the causes, and find solutions.

ENVE student Robert Lamm featured in CSU System’s “First Degree” docuseries

Environmental engineering student Robert Lamm is a first-generation non-traditional transfer student. He is also legally blind. This is his story.

Artificial Intelligence in Civil and Environmental Engineering

Instructor writes on whiteboard as student observes.

Learn more about how CSU Civil and Environmental Engineering embraces artificial intelligence to our enhance world-class research and teaching.

Prestigious ExCEEd workshop generates creative teaching methods for early-career engineering faculty

CSU participants and mentors posing by the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering sign.

The prestigious ASCE ExCEEd Teaching Workshop returned to the CSU campus this summer to provide active and inclusive teaching methods for use in engineering classrooms with significant participation from CSU faculty and alumni, including Teaching Assistant Professor Jordan Jarrett.

Harshit and Venayagamoorthy publish new research on the turbulent viscosity parameter

Mahmoud discusses TN hospital capacity limits, increasing vulnerability to extreme heat

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Hahn selected for Colorado Water Fellows Program

Student stands in front of wooded mountain range with a rainbow in the background.

Ph.D. student Aleah Hahn was granted a Colorado Water Fellowship from the CSU Colorado Water Center.

Agha awarded VPR Graduate Fellowship to research equity and ethics in engineering

Student poses with arms crossed in front of poster.

Chika Winnifred Agha was selected for a Vice President for Research (VPR) Graduate Fellowship for the 2024-25 academic year.

Omur-Ozbek uses maker activity to engage CIVE 439 students

Student sit in circle with arts and craft supplies.

Teaching Associate Professor Pinar Omur-Ozbek teaches civil and environmental engineering faculty across the country how to be more engaging teachers, and she recently led by example in her CIVE 439: Applications of Environmental Engineering Concepts course. Students were learning mass balances for environmental systems and were able to simulate outcomes to better understand the concepts,…Read more