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Students: Check your email this week for opportunities to work in a lab this summer!听If you are interested, please register for the 鈥�鈥� webinar on Thursday, Feb. 23. For more information contact Sharon Anderson, director of active learning.

Apply by Friday, Feb. 17
For student and faculty grants in all fields of study/majors for planned projects in summer 2023 and/or academic year 2023-24.

Friday, Feb. 17-18. 4 p.m., ATLAS Institute
T9Hacks is a 24-hour campus hackathon that welcomes traditionally underrepresented students in STEM to explore what hackathons are all about! T9Hacks is open to all and provides a supportive environment for students, no matter their skill range, to learn how to find creative solutions to compelling problems and express themselves. Participants can enjoy networking with our local tech company sponsors, learning from workshops, meeting other creatives, eating free food, collecting free swag, and winning project prizes! Registration is open until the event starts. and don't hesitate to join them 鈥斕齝oding knowledge is not required.

Tuesday, Feb. 21. 8 a.m.-7 p.m., virtual |
Brush up on your interviewing skills with a CU alum! Registration is required. Once registered, you will receive information about the participating alumni and select a time slot.

Tuesday, Feb. 21. 1-4 p.m., University Memorial Center, 2nd Floor Ballroom
As a university interested in innovation, entrepreneurship and creative thinking, CU Boulder attracts students who want to look at their worlds with fresh eyes. Often this translates as students holding many interests, and it鈥檚 incredible when you can pursue those curiosities in your academics. 麻豆视频 what that idea could be and how you could blend it into your degree plan! In A&S, you can turn your wildest, widest interests into an experience that is all your own.

A&S departments will talk about their majors, minors and certificates. If you find areas of interest, our staff will be on-site and ready to help you declare majors and/or minors. Come for free beanies and discover how you might pursue a new field in A&S!

Consider nominating a fellow student who is graduating with their bachelor鈥檚 degree in May or August 2023 for a College of Engineering and Applied Science award! These eight undergraduate awards bestowed at graduation represent the values of the college and promote important themes among the student body.

Please review the criteria associated with each award and consider by Tuesday, Feb. 21 (self-nominations are not allowed). If the nominee wishes to be considered for a particular award, they will need to provide further materials to complete their nomination. Awardees will be notified by early April.

Co-hosted by Senators Cleave Simpson and Chris Hansen
This fellowship is designed to give policy-making experience to undergraduate and graduate students with backgrounds in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), with the goal of increasing the presence of individuals in public policy that come from a science and engineering background. Application deadline is Friday, March 3, for summer 2023. If you have questions about the fellowship or application process, please contact Director.CSEPF@gmail.com.

March 4-5 at JSCBB | !
Hey, Hackers! Join HackCU for CU Boulder's biggest hackathon of the year! The event will include great workshops, social events, company networking opportunities, prizes, free meals/snacks, and more. HackCU is a 24-hour hackathon where more than 400 of the most passionate student developers come together to build mobile apps, websites, hardware devices, and other cool tools to show off their talent and skills. Open to听any student regardless of experience or major.

Looking to supplement your engineering degree with a business minor? Applications are open for both summer and fall 2023. Deadline to apply is Sunday, March 5.

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

Wednesday, Feb. 15. Noon-4 p.m., DLC 1B70

Wednesday, Feb. 15. 5-6 p.m., ECCR 135

Thursday, Feb. 16. Noon-3 p.m., Engineering Center main lobby

Environmental Engineering Networking Event
Thursday, Feb. 16. Noon-4 p.m., DLC 1B70 |

VRC: Volunteer Placement Program听
Application is due on Sunday, Feb. 19

Tuesday, Feb. 21. All day, virtual |

Wednesday, Feb. 22. 11:30 a.m.-12:45 p.m., KOBL 313

Civil, Environmental听& Architectural Career & Internship Fair
Wednesday, Feb. 22. Noon-4 p.m., virtual |

Workshop:
Thursday, Feb. 23. Noon-1 p.m., Engineering Success Hub ECNW-150A |

Apply by Wednesday, March 1

Women鈥檚 Leadership Symposium
Wednesday, March 1

Friday, March 3.

Wednesday, March 8. 6-8 p.m., Rustandy Building, ECCS 201

CU in the Community
Saturday, March 18. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. |

More events

Consult with a fellow engineering student on topics like:

• Prepping for a meeting with your academic advisor
• Discussing differences in similar courses
• Navigating the mechanics of the course registration system
• Recommendations for math help
• Thinking about adding a minor
• Learn about academic resources
• How to create or join a study group
• How to approach a professor about research opportunities in their lab

Together, we are here to help you find-your-way! Drop-in hours are held in the Engineering Success Hub and start this week!

Spring 2023 schedule

• Mondays 1-3 p.m.
• Wednesdays 11.a.m-1 p.m.
• Thursdays 9-11 a.m.

Meet with a current Engineering student to learn a new organizational tool or learning strategy! CEAS Peer Academic Coaches are trained by the Academic Success Team to help you explore effective learning and priority management strategies.

This team of current undergraduate researchers can meet with prospective students one-on-one to offer advice and support on the benefits of getting involved with research, how to get started, as well as share information on the various research opportunities CU has to offer. Learn more on the Ambassadors here, including how to schedule an appointment.

Looking for participants for research designed to understand engineering, science, and math major鈥檚 reactions to typical classroom experiences. This study takes place online, is approximately 65 minutes, and you will receive a $25 Amazon gift card for your participation. Follow the link to confirm your eligibility and then you will be taken to our calendar to schedule an appointment.

Recent world events, including the COVID-19 pandemic have emphasized the importance of understanding how people understand the nature of science and trustworthiness of scientific claims. As part of an effort to better understand students' ideas around this, researchers at CU have developed an anonymous survey to solicit ideas. This survey will close mid Feb. 2023 and students who complete the survey will have the option to enter into a drawing for one of five $20 e-gift cards.

BSI Scholars Program is a funding and professional development program for current CU Boulder undergraduates. Eligible students conducting STEM research are paid to work in a laboratory on the CU Boulder or CU Denver Anschutz Medical Campus. Students also attend seminars to enhance the research experience and summarize their findings through a presentation at the end of the term. Deadline to apply is Sunday, Feb. 27.

Students must be a US citizen or permanent resident enrolled at CU Engineering and with interest in smart cabins, reduced crew operations, aviation sustainability, digital airline operations, and unmanned aerial vehicle operations. Intermediate German proficiency strongly recommended. Contact Andrew Wingfield for an application or for more information.

Engineering interns can expect to utilize and adapt technology as a data tool for clinicians. This encompasses problem solving and optimizing technological tools. Projects may include incorporating motion capture technology into routine physical therapy, surgical evaluation, rehabilitation, or clinical decision making. Interns will be asked to give a final presentation of their work. In addition to these activities, interns will be offered opportunities to shadow various clinical professionals and attend relevant lectures.

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 .

The goal of the Network Operations Intern Program is to provide current students with exposure to a real-life network operation setting, while giving them the opportunity to learn about the industry.

In our day-to-day lives, it is easy to get caught up in the things that go wrong, and stay focused on negative events. Let's change that! Come add three good things to our gratitude banner, and take home some Health Promotion swag!

Bollywood dancing is an expressive form of movement based around the popular Indian film genre. Fusing classical Indian steps with folk, Latin and hip-hop styles, this 60 minute class offers a fast-moving and vivacious dancing workout that is great for getting your heart rate up.

Learn how to Belly Dance, the muscles used and the freedom of movement.