The Don and Susie Law Engineering Success Center provides undergraduate engineering students with resume reviews, job search and career advising, salary negotiation tactics, mock interviews, cooperative education partnerships, and the opportunity to engage with diversity organizations.
Career Fair
Thursday, October 1, 2020
The Fall 2020 Engineering Career Fair is going virtual!
Employer registration coming soon.
The Fall 2020 Engineering Career Fair is going virtual!
Employer registration coming soon.
The Engineering Career Fair is the cornerstone of on-campus recruiting activities for engineering students each semester, and is open to all current CSU students and alumni.
Career Fair page
We're here to answer your questions!
Due to the COVID-19 outbreak our offices in the Engineering Success Center are not open, but we are available virtually to answer questions.
Please do not hesitate to contact us, we are here to help in this difficult time:
- Career readiness or cooperative education: Aaron Benally
- Scholarships or financial aid: Faith Nielson
- Academic advising, Engineering Residential Learning Community, or Ram Orientation: Shannon Wagner
- Prospective students: Rachael Johnson or Jacqui Goldring
- If you are a current student who is experiencing a severe financial hardship and/or food insecurity because of COVID-19: Anthony Marchese
- All other questions: Anthony Marchese
Visit the college’s Contact Us page for a full list of staff.
The Engineering Success Center is located on the first floor of the Suzanne and Walter Scott, Jr. Bioengineering Building, suite 102, just inside the main entrance.
PHONE: (970) 491-6220
HOURS: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Handshake
All registration for appointments are now being done through Handshake.
Except for specified drop-in hours, appointments must be made 24 hours in advance.
- Sign into Handshake using CSU eID
- Select Career Center Tab
- Select Appointments
- Select Schedule a New Appointment
- Select category as Mock Interview Program or Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
- Continue following steps to select open time slots
Students can also access Handshake on their mobile phones and receive alerts when job listings are posted. Login or download Handshake here.
DIVERSITY PROGRAMS IN ENGINEERING
Diversity Programs in Engineering (DPE) is building a strong community that embraces the creative ideas that minority groups contribute to engineering research and projects. In doing so, we come closer to the goal of finding the best solutions for global challenges.
Claudia Hernandez
Outreach and Equity Coordinator
Claudia.Hernandez@colostate.edu
720-383-4825
Claudia works with current students, student organizations, summer program initiatives, and outreach
Join one of our Student Diversity Organizations
ENpower Bridge Program
August 2020
ENpower is a residential program that gives incoming first-year students from underrepresented groups an opportunity to get to know campus prior to the start of the academic year, while meeting faculty, staff, and other engineering students.
Transition to College Life with a Summer Bridge Program
As part of our Diversity Programs in Engineering, ENpower offers students the tools and campus resources needed as they transition from high school to college. The program provides students the opportunity to gain skills that support good study habits needed in a challenging discipline like engineering.
Sessions will be held on:
- career planning
- time management
- study skills
- stress management
Current students will talk about life as an engineering student on the CSU campus, and can answer your questions about faculty or undergraduate research. Read a CSU Source article about the program here.
Questions?
Please reach out to Outreach and Equity Coordinator Claudia Hernandez at Claudia.Hernandez@colostate.edu
or 720-383-4825.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is ENpower Bridge?
The workshop begins each year the Sunday prior to Ram Welcome for entering freshmen. Participants should plan to arrive on campus that day between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. and move directly into their permanently assigned residence hall. At 4 p.m. on Sunday, participants and their parent(s) will meet for dinner to get acquainted with other students and prepare for the week.
Why attend ENpower?
The workshop is an investment in a student’s future, and helps students succeed in the classroom during their freshman year. Participants will meet and make friends with other students interested in engineering. Experience shows that support groups offer an important advantage in successfully obtaining a university degree.
What will participants learn?
Along with the sessions mentioned above, there will be further classroom sessions on how to succeed in math and chemistry. A day of team building at the CSU Mountain Campus in Poudre Canyon will kick off the week.
Is there any cost to attend?
There is no fee to participate in the four day program, and all materials for the workshops are included. Participants will need to provide their own transportation to the CSU campus.
What is expected of students in the program?
Students are expected to fully participate in ENpower programming, and continue in the mentoring program during their freshman year. Space is limited and will be given to students willing to commit to the program.
Additional scholarship opportunities, including a $200 scholarship, are available for students who attend the four day bridge program, participate in the associated mentoring program throughout the academic year, and stay continuously enrolled in the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering.