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CEAE WAFFLE FRIDAYS!!!
10 a.m. - noon, CEAE Student Break Space (ECCE 1B65)
Treat yourself to a made-to-order waffle and customizable! Enjoy a break with a CEAE friend, or pick up a waffle between classes. No RSVP needed. Open to CEAE students on on the following dates

• April 12

• April 26

Grad School 
Fall Bachelor's Accelerated Master's (BAM) application deadline: April 1 TODAY!

CEAE Faculty Stories
The Department of Civil, Environmental & Architectural Engineering invites CEAE students to attend our Faculty Stories Series. This will feature our own faculty telling us about their path into engineering, what they’re currently working on and their plans for the future. Light food and refreshments will be provided. 

All faculty stories will be 12:15-1:15 p.m., in the DLC collaboratory (1B70 and 1B65)

Upcoming spring dates:

• Wednesday, April 10: Assistant Professors Cristina Torres-Machi and Associate Professor Chris Senseney.

Central Federal Lands Highway Division —&�Բ�����;Learn more: 
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ConstructN —&�Բ�����;Capture Specialist  (part-time)

Ramirez, Johnson and Associates —&�Բ�����;

CENSEO AV+Acoustics —&�Բ�����;AV Designer/Engineer

CENSEO AV+Acoustics —&�Բ�����;Telecommunications Designer —Denver or Kailua, HI

CENSEO AV+Acoustics —&�Բ�����;, Denver or Kailua, HI

CENSEO AV+Acoustics —&�Բ�����;, Kailua, HI or Denver, CO

Rockefeller Group —&�Բ�����;Assistant Project Manager

Boulder County Public Works —&�Բ�����; 

Foothills Bridge Co —&�Բ�����;

Foothills Bridge Co —&�Բ�����;

Colorado Department of Transportation—

BBA Water Consultants, Inc. —&�Բ�����;

, Lakewood, Colorado.
We are hiring aggressively for several civil engineering positions for new graduates and interns. 

• Sign up for our Talent Community (for job updates and project announcements) 
• Watch our promotional video on CFL: 

Comcast Cable internship opportunities — Summer 2024
West Division (Denver, CO) -  - Construction 
West Division (Denver, CO) - 
West Division (Houston, Texas)- 

USDA Forest Service — Rocky Mountain Region
2,700 temporary, permanent seasonal and permanent employee positions; entry to mid-level

 — Knight Piésold, Denver
— Knight Piésold, Denver
 — Knight Piésold, Denver

, Foothill Bridge Company, Boulder

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CEAE student ambassador position
We are accepting applications for ! New ambassadors may start as early as April 2024. If you are interested in joining this spring, email Rebecca Rico of the CEAE department at. For summer interest, please emaill by May 1, and for fall, by August 1. Please include your resume and brief answers to the following questions:

1) What is your major and what year are you in your program?
2) What is one of your favorite things about studying at ��ƷSM����ӰƬ?
3) What excites you most about being a Civil/Architectural/Environmental engineer?

CEAS EngiNearMe summer camp mentor
Join our EngiNearMe (ENM) summer program as a mentor and help high school students explore engineering and the College of Engineering and Applied Science. If you're passionate about sharing your student experience and guiding others through engineering projects, we want you on our team!

Responsibilities:

• Build strong connections with participants
• Ensure safety during activities
• Organize community-building events
• Lead small groups through activities

Requirements:

• 7-8 hours daily commitment
• Live with participants during the program
• Mandatory training on June 13, 14, and 15
• Summer experience from June 16 to 22.

Compensation:

• $1,200 for day mentors, including room and board
• $500 for night mentors, plus room and board (must be over 21)
• Additional student mentors may be hired if needed

To apply, email your cover letter, resume and availability to ceasadmissions@colorado.edu. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, with a preferred deadline of May 6. Contact us with any questions!

Check out CEAE’s employment page, which is updated throughout the semester.

Summer 2024

Analytical Mechanics 1 - CVEN 2121 
We are pleased to announce the availability of Analytical Mechanics 1 - CVEN 2121 for the upcoming summer 2024 semester. This course offers a comprehensive examination of vector treatment of force systems, equilibrium of frames and machines, first and second moments, static friction and more. Designed to provide a rigorous exploration of mechanics principles and the opportunity to build your own truss, Analytical Mechanics 1 will deepen your understanding of essential concepts while equipping you with valuable analytical skills. You are encouraged to take advantage of this valuable learning opportunity and register for Analytical Mechanics 1 - CVEN 2121.

Fall 2024 tech electives

Colorado River Water Crisis —&�Բ�����;explore the decline of this once-thriving river and potential solutions for the future. Delve into historical perspectives, from John Wesley Powell's vision to modern-day management efforts, and assess the effectiveness of current strategies.

Topics include:

• The development of the Law of the River
• Successes and failures in managing the river
• Identifying the root causes of today's crisis
• Examining the connection between the Colorado River Crisis and the Global Climate Crisis

First offered in Fall 2023, this course received high ratings from students. For more information, contact martin.hoerling@colorado.edu.

Non-Point Source Pollution —learn about the principles, processes and control methods related to NPS pollution. Focus areas include urban runoff, agricultural impacts, and mining and forestry influences on water quality.

Key learning outcomes include:

• Understanding relevant legislation and regulations
• Exploring the hydrologic cycle's impact on pollution
• Analyzing chemical, physical, and biological processes affecting pollutants
• Developing practical skills in stormwater management and pollution control techniques

Please contact Aditi Bhaskar if you have any questions about either of the Fall 2024 tech electives.

Fall 2024

Energy, Society and Climate Change 
(ENES 2160 (lower-div) and ENES 3160 (upper-div)
Part of the Herbst Program 

This course examines the social, political, and cultural dynamics of energy production and consumption with a focus on the “green” energy transition; we will analyze historic and contemporary efforts to address climate change in the US and around the globe; we contextualize technical and infrastructural developments, collectively identify barriers and develop possible solutions.

The course is being offered with both upper and lower division credit options, counts towards CEAS students' arts/humanities credits, and fulfills requirements for students in either the energy minor or the Herbst Certificate.