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University of Colorado Denver
Inge Wefes, associate dean of the graduate school at CU Denver comments on the preconceived notion of what a STEM education entails and how the seminars are an attempt to … Continue Reading In The News: Colorado colleges hoping science, math take root with students – Denver Post
On Wednesday, Feb 20, five staff and two faculty spent the afternoon at Food Bank of the Rockies as part of the university’s CU in the Community program. Through CU … Continue Reading Faculty and staff volunteer at Food Bank of the Rockies
Nien-Yin Chang, professor of civil engineering, will present at Mini STEM School on Wednesday, March 6 from 7-9pm. His presentation will cover Construction Engineering; everyone is encouraged to attend! Mini STEM … Continue Reading March 6: Nien-Yin Chang to present at Mini STEM School
Fred Rutz, assistant professor in civil engineering, represented the college at the 2013 High School Bridge Building contest on Saturday, Feb. 23. The contest is an academic competition wherein students … Continue Reading Rutz attends state high school bridge building competition
Indrani Pal, Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering, will present at Mini STEM School—a series of free lectures to the public on topics in the science, technology, engineering and math fields. … Continue Reading Feb 27: Indrani Pal to present at Mini STEM School
Monday, February 25, 2013 11:15 a.m., NC 3212 Dr. Romeo Ortega Laboratoire de Signaux et Systemes (SUPELEC) Paris, France – Abstract – Energy is one of the fundamental concepts in … Continue Reading Feb 25: CEAS Seminar – Passivity-based control of physical systems
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER College of Engineering and Applied Science Spring 2013 Seminar Series ****************************** Monday, February 18, 2013 11:15 a.m., NC 3212 “The role of nutrient levels and algae … Continue Reading Feb 18: CEAS Seminar—The role of nutrient levels and algae on DBP formation in Colorado watersheds: Implications for source water quality management
Darick LaSelle, senior in electrical engineering, has been appointed to the inaugural Tau Beta Pi national Student Advisory Board. The Student Advisory Board is responsible for providing advice and recommendations … Continue Reading EE student appointed to inaugural Tau Beta Pi national Student Advisory Board
Food Bank of the Rockies, Feb 20, 12:30 –3:30 The university is sponsoring CU in the Community campaign (formerly Giving Back) where all faculty and staff will be given one half-day … Continue Reading CU in the Community – Volunteer opportunity for faculty and staff
Nominations for both CEAS Outstanding Staff and Distinguished Alumni awards should be submitted to the Dean’s Office on or before April 1. The selection committee will meet in April to … Continue Reading Call for Nominations: CEAS Outstanding Staff & Distinguished Alumni Awards
In accordance with its mission, the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) Mountain and Plains Education and Research Center (MAP ERC) offers grant funding to support projects in … Continue Reading Request for proposals: MAP ERC Pilot Projects
Students are invited to participate in the 2013 Conference on Earth and Energy Research (CEER). CEER is hosted by the Colorado School of Mines Graduate Student Association and is on … Continue Reading 2013 Conference on Earth and Energy Research
The 2013 Hawaii University International Conferences (HUIC) on Education, Math and Engineering Technology welcomes and invites papers (in English only) from all areas of Education, Mathematics, Engineering Technology and related … Continue Reading Call for papers: 2013 Education, Math & Engineering Technology by Hawaii University International Conferences; due March 15
If you enjoy science and enjoy working with students to help them develop their interest and skill in science, please consider judging at the 2013 Denver Metropolitan Regional Science & … Continue Reading Call for judges: 2013 Denver-Metro Regional Science & Engineering Job Fair
Campbell Elementary, a K-6 school in northwest Arvada, is looking for volunteers to help judge their science fair on Feb. 23. There are currently 140 entries. If you’re interested, please … Continue Reading Science fair judges needed for Jeffco elementary school
The CU Denver Graduate School, in collaboration with colleges and departments on the Denver campus, have organized a Mini STEM School that provides free STEM education to the public through … Continue Reading Faculty presentations at Mini STEM School events
Richard Weir, associate research professor in the Department of Bioengineering, was featured in the Jan. 24 issue of CU Today. The article delved into Weir’s research in advanced prosthetic hands … Continue Reading Weir’s research featured in CU Today
All students who plan to graduate in the Spring 2013 semester should be notified by their department and/or faculty advisor(s) that the deadline to apply for SPRING 2013 graduation is … Continue Reading Spring 2013 graduation reminder
Electrical engineering senior Kyle Dunn has been selected to receive a scholarship as part of the IEEE PES Scholarship Plus Initiative™. This is the second year Dunn has been awarded … Continue Reading EE student wins IEEE Power & Energy Scholarship
CU Denver’s Tau Beta Pi (TBP) chapter has received a Chapter Recognition Award and has been awarded the district conference for 2013—it will take place Feb. 22 – 24. To … Continue Reading Tau Beta Pi at CU Denver receives Chapter Recognition Award funding
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