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Thursday, Oct. 31. 8:45-10 a.m., Engineering Center main lobbyÌý
Score some Halloween treats at the Engineering Staff Council Halloween Social. Costumes are encouraged – you could even win a prize!ÌýPlus, take some time to vote for the best scariest, engineering-themed, classic or funniest pumpkins in the 10^th annual carving contest, hosted by ESC and the college HR team.

RSVP for the Halloween Social

Friday, Nov. 8. 10–11:00 a.m., virtual |
Join the college’s data analytics and assessment team for a Qualtrics training session. We will cover everything you need to get started, explore helpful features, and discuss accessibility, data security, and highly confidential data in Qualtrics. This training is designed for users of all experience levels, but it will be focused on using Qualtrics and will not cover the fundamentals of survey design.Ìý

The nomination window for theÌý2025 Distinguished Engineering Alumni Awards (DEAA) and Recent Alumni Award (RAA)Ìýis now open! These awards are considered the highest honors granted by the College of Engineering and Applied Science, and faculty and staff are strongly encouraged to consider nominating any alumni that they find deserving. If you have any questions about the nomination or awards process, please contact Ellie Busch, program manager for alumni engagement.

Learn more about making a nomination

Friday, Nov. 15.Ìý12:30–1:30 p.m. | Register onÌý
Science and engineering increasingly relies on collaborations among experts from different fields. Collaboration across knowledge areas is challenging, and failure to integrate knowledge across specialties can impede the success of collaborative projects.ÌýThis lunch & learn featuring Theresa Lant, a leading expert in the new interdisciplinary field of the "science of team science," introduces the concept of integrative capacity, and provides evidence-based practice that can help knowledge-diverse collaborations succeed.

Both the college website and faculty/staff site are currently undergoing a mandatory update. External users should not notice any downtime, but college faculty and staff should note that both sites are locked, and no changes can be made until at least Nov. 7.

We will notify the college when the sites are launched. If you notice broken links or missing content at that time, please fill out the so the communications team can address them.

If you want to learn more about the migration process or access training for your own Web Express site, please visit the Web Express Migration Overview page.

OCTOBER 25
College & faculty/staff sites locked to edits, migration begins. More migration information

NOVEMBER 8
Qualtrics training. 10-11 a.m., virtual |

NOVEMBER 15
Deadline to submit nominations for college alumni awards

NOVEMBER 19
, with Kristi Anseth. 6-8 p.m., JSCBB A115 (Butcher Auditorium)

DECEMBER 2
Deadline to submit sabbatical applications for fall 2025 and academic year 2025-26

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