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Left to right: Norma Jean Mattei-ASCE President Elect; Richard Wiltshire-ASCE Colorado Section President; Charlie Pajares-CU Denver Student Awardee; Jesse Hanson-CU Denver Student Awardee; Todd Santee-CU Denver Student Awardee; Sean Franklin-ASCE Colorado Section Vice President (photograph by Peter Marxhausen)

At their annual student awards dinner on April 21, the Colorado Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) honored three graduates from CU Denver’s undergraduate civil engineering program: Charlie Pajares, Jesse Hanson, and Todd Santee. Faculty advisor David Mays nominated the awardees based on outstanding academic performance and dedicated service to our Student Chapter of ASCE, including the recent Rocky Mountain Student Conference.

Each awardee receives a cash award and a complimentary dinner invitation to the student awards dinner. In addition, Todd Santee was honored with the first prize in the Colorado Section ASCE Scholarship Competition, winning out over applicants from Boulder, CSU, and Mines.

Congratulations to all the awardees!

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