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Tuesday, April 25. 12:30-2:30 p.m., Engineering Center main lobby
The Engineering Excellence Fund'sÌýAnnual SymposiumÌýwill highlight the innovative projects undertaken by students, faculty and staff of the College of Engineering and Applied Science in recent years. Let’s show our support for those who have dedicated themselves to pushing the boundaries of engineering education within the college.

Thursday, April 27. 6 p.m., Porter B121 Courtyard
It’s been a wild semester! Join us to welcome the summer warmth and celebrate the end of a long semester with a simulated drive-in movie night (minus the driving).Ìý.

Come early for grilled cuisine courtesy of STEM Routes graduate mentors and view a movie everyone will vote on. The movie will be streamed on a projector with lots of space for your picnic blankets and chairs! All CU Boulder community members are welcome, including staff, facultyÌýand students at any level.ÌýIn the event of inclement weather, the event will take place in Gold A2B70.

Thursday, April 27. 6-7:30 p.m., Engineering Center, ECCR 155
Throughout the 90-minute session, students will have an opportunity to hear from practitioners regarding their experiences at Deloitte, the impact of software engineering roles, additional firm initiatives, the fall recruitment cycle, and more. Additionally, there will be time reserved for you to ask specific questions as you continue with your career search. Food will be provided!

Friday, April 28. 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Leeds School of Business
Interested in learning more about the career pathÌýto highly coveted jobs? An engineering background is ideal to many consulting firms as it creates a unique problem-solving mindset that stands out.

Join us for the Flatirons Consulting Summit (FCS), a professional consulting conference hosted by Leeds Consulting Group and Leeds Student Government. Open to all students! FCS connects aspiring consultants with current industry professionals to inspire and teach the next generation to lead with courage, hope, and change.

Attendees will have an opportunity to participate in interactive workshops surrounding case prep and holistic development with speakers from Bain & Company, Deloitte Consulting, and McKinsey & Company. Additionally, it will provide a variety of networking opportunities for students to connect with industry professionals through a consulting career fair.

The Sullivan-Carlson Innovation in Education Award is awarded annually to an educator in the College of Engineering and Applied Science who demonstrates initiative in developing and using hands-on curriculum and employs hands-on learning in their teaching to actively engage students and make an impact beyond the classroom. If you feel one of your teachers has exemplified these traits, please submit a nomination to the Engineering Excellence Fund.

Do you have an outstanding advisor or mentor who has positively impacted your experience in the College of Engineering and Applied Science? This is an opportunity to recognize an outstanding faculty or staff member who has supported you. Enter your nomination by Sunday, April 30.

Undergraduate students graduating in May recently received the Graduating Senior Survey in their email. Please complete the Graduating Senior Survey by May 4.

We value your feedback, and we use this information to inform our continuous improvement efforts in the college. This feedback is also important and helpful for our upcoming ABET accreditation. When you take this survey, you will automatically be entered to win one of several prizes, including CU grad gifts and one of several Amazon gift cards.

If you have any questions or are having technical difficulties, please contact Vanessa Dunn, director of assessment, analytics and accreditation.

Every Monday, 1-3 p.m. Engineering Student Success Hub

Open forum withÌýProvost Russell L. Moore
Wednesday, April 26. 1-1:50 p.m., virtual |

Employer info tabling w/
Thursday, April 27. Noon-3 p.m., Engineering Center main lobby

Engineering Projects Expo 2023
Friday, April 28. 2-5 p.m., Indoor Practice Facility | Open to the public

Saturday, April 29. 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., ITLL

Sunday, April 30

Sunday, April 30. 8:59 p.m. MST

Sunday, April 30 at 11:59 p.m. MDT

Employer info tabling w/
Thursday, May 2. Noon-3 p.m., Engineering Center main lobby

Deadline to complete Graduating Senior Survey
Thursday, May 4

Thursday, May 4. 4-6 p.m., Roser ATLAS Center, Room 208

More events

This Building a Legacy grant collaborated between CU Boulder and Tuskegee University pioneers a "living-learning lab" through design-build projects centered on socially and ecologically sustainable agricultural-land infrastructure experiments. The project is based in Tuskegee, Alabama, pivotal to Black history in the United States. The "living-learning lab" will be developed collaboratively to meet the goals of the non-profit Harvest Dreams.

Students involved will receive $715 a month for ten months for their participation plus travel.

Since this is the second year of the grant, students chosen this year will be a part of the Continuation phase, which includes developing the design and creating the larger vision of the living learning lab and other possibilities through community engagement and feedback.

Apply by May 5 for a $2,500 fellowship and academic program opportunity for fall 2023 - spring 2024. The Quantum Scholars Program provides professional learning opportunities with local industry and quantum applications in the Colorado community.Ìý

Join a cohort of leading CU physics and engineering students committed to learning more and advancing our efforts in quantum sciences and engineering. Earn a prestigious award, get on the fast-track to internships in the quantum sector, and build community with like-minded students, staff and faculty.

Would you like to help fellow engineering students find the resources they need to be successful? Do you love teaching and mentoring new students?

If so, you might be a good fit for our new Engineering Wayfinders team. These students work over summer assisting with registration and answering general academic questions from new students and their families. They also work throughout the year to support students with navigating their choices and working with their academic advisor.

GoldShirt Mentor

Priority application deadline: Sunday, April 30 at 11:59 p.m.
The GoldShirt Mentor position is an essential part of providing holistic and inclusive support to students participating in Broadening Opportunities through Leadership and Diversity (BOLD) scholarship programs. The purpose of the GoldShirt mentor role is to aid the BOLD staff in fostering a sense of connection, belonging, community, and Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) identity among GoldShirt scholars and supporting their academic success. GoldShirt mentors are hired and supervised by the GoldShirt Program Manager.

Looking for ASEN and MCEN tutors

BOLD Tutoring Services provides academic support for all students of the College of Engineering and Applied Science. Join our team to help your peers achieve their dreams!

We offer in-person and hybrid work. Interested students will need to commit to at least two semesters for the position (i.e., fall and spring). There are two types of tutoring positions: BOLD tutor and BOLD lead tutor. Our offices are located in ECCE 122 and in the Aerospace Building Room 210. In-person ASEN tutors will be assigned to the East Campus location, while virtual tutors will conduct sessions over Zoom.

The Department of Defense is interested in studying approaches to graduate education for the topic of Hypersonics that involves very high-speed air vehicles.ÌýThe Center for National Security Initiatives (NSI) at CU Boulder is seeking to hire three (3) undergraduate interns who will work on three aspects of this problem:

1. Document the design and experience of a Graduate Certificate in Hypersonics that was established at the University of Colorado in 2021;
2. Survey other Graduate Certificate programs across U.S. universities in hypersonics and in other similar technical fields; and
3. Survey the Hypersonics workforce needs of industry and governmen

​Undergraduate interns must be US citizens (sponsor requirement) and mustÌýcompleteÌýthe internship over the summer term (11 weeks)Ìýat CU Boulder.

Please submit a resume and cover letter outlining your qualifications and interest in the NSI internship.ÌýApplicant materials should connect to both the internship and NSI overall. Submit your application to Tasha Abbott, NSI Operations Manager.

MiTek is a platform innovator and enabler that exists to transform the building industry with better building solutions. During our 12-week Summer Internship Program, Interns will have the opportunity to work on one or more dedicated projects, uniquely designed to provide valuable experience in a technology role and make an impact for the organization.

Given and Associates is a Professional Mechanical and Electrical Engineering firm that services both private and public clients. Apply for an entry level position as an Electrical and Mechanical Designers. Applicants ideally have a BS in Architectural Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering, and have their EIT certification.

The Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP) is looking for engineer interns to join a deep space mission that will tour the inner solar system and explore the asteroid belt. Below are the links to the three specific job postings. Launch is expected in early 2028.Ìý

Check out other LASP job postings for students on the .

has a searchable database of more than 650 summer research programs in all STEM disciplines. These are all fully funded opportunities including programs sponsored by NSF, NASA and NIH. Check out the .

Strategic Relations and Communications is seeking first-year undergraduates to participate in an hour-long focus group being via Zoom throughout the week of April 10. We want to hear your opinions about CU Boulder’s academic resources. Participation is confidential, and all responses will be anonymous.

As a token of appreciation, we are offering each participant a $20 Amazon gift card.

Visit the SRC website to find a date and time that works for you and reserve your spot. Participation will be on a first-come, first-served basis—so sign up today!

ISSS is excited to announce that our peer mentor applications are open for the International Student Peer Mentor program. Applications are open through Sunday, April 30 at 11:59 p.m. MDT.

Benefits of being an International Student Peer Mentor:

• Get paired with one or multiple incoming international students (mentees) this spring.
• Communicate with assigned mentee(s) in order to help them adjust to CU and establish connections and relationships.

Mentor Qualifications:

• Must have completed at least two semesters at CU Boulder by May 2023
• Must be registered as a full-time student at CU Boulder for Fall 2023
• Must have knowledge of services offered on campus in order to refer new students with questions
• Must have the ability to relate well with a diverse group of people, and the ability to develop and promote intercultural understanding and global engagement.

Our Peer Mentee fall applications will be open from July 17-Aug. 18.

Come and study, rest and hang out at the Dennis Small Cultural Center to recharge for finals. Snacks and beverages provided.

Join us for a chance to decompress and have some fun before finals week. The Springfest carnival will feature inflatables, carnival games, food, music and more!Ìý

Hosted by Health and Wellness Services and the Center for Student Involvement, the carnival is open to all CU students, faculty and staff with a current Buff OneCard.