Joshua Kates, a junior in civil engineering, is one of three CSU students to receive the prestigious Goldwater Scholarship for 2025.
Civil engineering junior receives prestigious Goldwater Scholarship
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Lagasse (Ph.D. ’75) awarded ASCE’s 2025 Hydraulic Structures Gold Medal
ASCE’s Environmental and Water Resources Institute awards Peter Lagasse with 2025 Hydraulic Structures Gold Medal for “excellence in the design and performance of hydraulic structures used for bridge waterway, alluvial-channel protection, and coastal engineering.”
Omur-Ozbek presents “Fostering Connection and Purpose in the Learning Environment” for MTI’s 20th anniversary
Pinar Omur-Ozbek presented strategies for creating meaningful connections and inspiring purpose in the classroom as part of The Institute for Learning and Teaching (TILT) Master Teacher Initiative (MTI).
Research isn’t just for grad students: Engineering undergrads tackle projects in first years
Five civil and environmental engineering students take on diverse undergraduate research projects, from repurposing food waste and modeling cell behavior to measuring snowpack and improving education on transportation infrastructure access.
Department hosts first Experience Civil, Construction, and Environmental Engineering event for prospective students
On Saturday, March 8, the department welcomed admitted and prospective students to campus to learn more about our three majors and hear from student and advisor panels.
Lamm to interview as finalist for Truman Scholarship
Environmental engineering undergraduate student Robert Lamm is a finalist for the $30,000 Harry S. Truman scholarship.
Stormwater Center introduces high school students to climate career possibilities at CSU Spur
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Sharvelle advises on graywater use for landscaping in Australia’s dry climate
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Chávez and Costa-Filho paper on evapotranspiration named editor’s choice by Irrigation and Drainage
Nature Conservancy appoints Ph.D. alum Rijsberman as Global Head of Policy and Public Funding
