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Join us for a CU Engineering tradition to start the school year! On your way to class, grab a donut and say hi to Dean Keith Molenaar, the college’s leader.ÌýÌý

Deadline to apply for funding is Saturday, Sept. 30
If your engineering student society or group needs some funding for the academic year, you can .ÌýIn the request form, you will be asked to supply some information about your student organization, attach your bylaws and/or mission statement and submit a tentative budget showing sources of your organization's income as well as proposed events/costs.ÌýIf you have any questions, please email Sharon Anderson. You can also visit our website to .

Applications due March 1, 2024
Earn anÌýEngineering Management or Entrepreneurship Minor starting in 2024. CU Engineering students can spend the fall semester studying engineering management in Lisbon, Portugal, with Dr. Jessica Rush Leeker from CU’s Engineering Management and ESCEND programs. Earn credits to complete your minor and engage in an industry-based internship during the semester!

This semester, the Master of Engineering in Engineering Management Program is launching four new Bachelor's-Accelerated Master’s (BAM) programs, which allow you to earn a bachelor's and master's degree in a shorter period of time.

The four new degrees are in partnership with the BS in aerospace engineering sciences, electrical & computer engineering, electrical engineering and mechanical engineering.ÌýLearn more on theÌýEngineering Management Program website, and contact kendra.thibeault@colorado.edu if you have any questions.

Wednesday, Aug. 30. 2-6 p.m., Farrand Field

Labor Day (campus closed)
Monday, Sept. 4

Thursday, Sept. 7. 3-6 p.m., Herbst Plaza outside the Engineering Center

Wednesday, Sept. 6. 8:45-10 a.m., Engineering Center Main Lobby

Tuesday, Sept. 12. 9:30-10:30 a.m., Aerospace Building (East Campus)

Thursday, Sept. 14. 9:30-10:30 a.m., JSCBB Building

Family Weekend
Oct. 12-15

More events

Apply by Monday, Sept. 4
The Lattice Scholars ProgramÌýis a new initiative that provides participating students, known as Lattice Scholars, with support in the areas of financial wellness, academic success, and building relationships and connections in the College of Engineering & Applied Science (CEAS).

We are looking toÌýhiring Lattice Mentors – current engineering studentsÌý– to join the team. The goal of the program is that scholars graduate from CEAS with skills and agency to practice responsible stewardship of personal and financial resources.ÌýIn addition to supporting students in building skills to thrive while at CEAS, a major focus of the program is financial wellness — exploring their relationship to money, understanding how to budget, practicing responsible resource stewardship.ÌýMentors will offer guidance and support based on personal experience and information provided in Lattice mentor training.

Compensation & Work: Lattice Mentors will earn $18Ìýper hour and will work between 3-5 hours each week, with the possibility for additional work based on mentors’ involvement in special projects and other program activities. Ìý

For questions about the Lattice Mentor position, please contact Phil Courey or Jenna Greenwood at ceas-scholarships@colorado.edu.

Sept. 11-Dec. 4. Institute of Behavioral Science Building, 1440 15th St., Room 155A
In this year-long speaker series, climate justice provides a unifying framework with a variety of disciplines, topics, sectors, and regions represented. Each speaker will grapple with the questions: How do you engage justice framing in your work? AND How can we all better address climate justice in research, policy and outreach – on campus and beyond. For more information, please email Noah Gershon.

The Student Organization Allocations CommitteeÌý(SOAC) functions within CU Student Government (CUSG) and is one of the main funding boards on campus for student organizations and is responsible for the allocation and management of over $500,000Ìýin funding.

Join themÌýas a student voting member on the board, which is composed of seven members who meet weekly on Monday/Wednesday from 5-8:15 p.m. This is also an on-campus employment, and you will receive a bi-weekly stipend for your commitment.

Learn more by visiting theÌýSOAC sectionÌýof the CUSG website orÌýapply today.ÌýIf you have additional questions about being a voting member for SOAC, please emailÌýsgfb@colorado.edu.