Robert Lamm has been named a 2025 Udall Scholar, one of the top public service scholarships in the country.
Environmental engineering junior named 2025 Udall Scholar
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First-generation engineering student awarded Douglass-O’Connell Global Internship to Ireland
Environmental engineering junior Jaellyn Erickson has been selected for the prestigious Douglass-O’Connell Global Internship and will spend eight weeks in Dublin, Ireland this summer.
A passion for rivers leads White to a career in hydraulic engineering
Danny White joins the CEE department as faculty, picking up where he left off as a Ph.D. student, performing hydraulic experiments in the Engineering Research Center.
E-Days 2025 winners and photos
E-Days 2025 was a success! Civil and environmental engineering seniors showcased their design projects on Friday, April 18.
Like a boss: Bietz leads successful regional ASCE symposium
Junior civil engineering major, Madisyn Bietz, led CSU effort for hosting the 2025 ASCE Rocky Mountain Symposium.
Civil engineering junior receives prestigious Goldwater Scholarship
Joshua Kates, a junior in civil engineering, is one of three CSU students to receive the prestigious Goldwater Scholarship for 2025.
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.
Olson returns to CSU to lead the future of contaminant hydrology
New Director of the Center for Contaminant Hydrology, Mitchell Olson, plans to tackle “forever chemicals” with industry and public partnerships.