First-year undergraduate student, Ryan Brody, was featured this week in the University’s “Class of 2017: Why I chose CU Denver” Campaign. Read more about why Ryan chose to the University of Colorado Denver | Anschutz Medical Campus to pursue a career in Bioengineering.
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 help students realize the wide variety of possibilities out there.
Read the full story: Colorado colleges hoping science, math take root with students – The Denver
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 is a series of free lectures to the public on topics in the science, technology, engineering and math fields. For more information, visit gswebapps.ucdenver.edu/ministem/.
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. Her presentation will cover The Climate-Water Nexus; everyone is encouraged to attend!
For more information, visit gswebapps.ucdenver.edu/ministem.
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 lectures on topics in the science, technology, engineering and math fields.
Four CEAS faculty are presenting during February and March; everyone is encouraged to attend. The presentations are scheduled for Wednesday evenings, from 7 – 9 p.m., in the Tivoli Turnhalle.
For more information, visit gswebapps.ucdenver.edu/ministem/.
