De Long gives interview to CSU’s Ram Stories Oral History Project on her ground-breaking COVID-19 research on campus during the pandemic.
De Long contributes to oral history project with COVID-19 research
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Meira Neto and collaborators publish work on groundwater-river interactions across Brazil
Bailey publishes White River Valley groundwater recharge study
Ph.D. student wins Irrigation Association E3 scholarship
Adwoa Serwaa Amankwaa traveled to Long Beach, California this fall for the 2024 Irrigation Show and received the Irrigation Association’s E3 Scholarship.
CEE students shine in 2024 Graduate Student Showcase
On Thursday, sixteen civil and environmental engineering graduate students presented posters at the 2024 Graduate Student Showcase.
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
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
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
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.