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.
Environmental engineering undergraduate student Robert Lamm is a finalist for the $30,000 Harry S. Truman scholarship.
New Director of the Center for Contaminant Hydrology, Mitchell Olson, plans to tackle “forever chemicals” with industry and public partnerships.
Colorado Stormwater Center provides training to pre-career professionals in Groundwork Denver’s green infrastructure program.
Drew Stover competes in world triathlon championship in Spain for Team USA during the senior year of his civil engineering degree.
Rebecca Atadero will collaborate with Mehmet Ozbek (Construction Management) to incorporate equity into the decision-making and education for transportation within engineering and construction management.
De Long gives interview to CSU’s Ram Stories Oral History Project on her ground-breaking COVID-19 research on campus during the pandemic.
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.
Environmental engineering student Robert Lamm is a first-generation non-traditional transfer student. He is also legally blind. This is his story.
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.