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Consider nominating a fellow student who is graduating with their bachelor’s degree in May or August 2024 for a College of Engineering and Applied Science award! These eightÌýundergraduate 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 considerÌý by Monday, Feb. 26 (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.

The CU Boulder Police Department is warning that some students have reported receiving emails advertising internships, asking them to deposit e-checks once hired, then transfer money to cash apps. The e-checks bounce and students are out money in the transfer. CUPD reminds students to never pay to get hired or to work. To report scams, please call 303-492-6666.

Thursday, Feb. 15. 6-7 p.m., Will Vill North, Room 160
Are you interested in research? Join the College of Engineering and Applied Science Undergraduate ResearchÌýTeam for an information session with dinner.ÌýFind out how you can participate in undergraduate research opportunities, such as CU SPUR, DLA, YOU’RE @ CU, and more. Open to the College of Engineering and Applied Science students!

Wednesday, Feb. 21. 7 a.m.-7 p.m., virtual
Register for a virtual mock interview with an engineering alum! Engineering Career Services is partnering with the University of Colorado Engineering Council and Alumni Engagement Partners to offer students an opportunity to brush up on their interview skills. This event is meant to help you navigate interviewing for a job or internship. You can sign up to speak with alumni across all majors who are working in industry! .

Thursday, Feb. 22.Ìý5-7 p.m., The Idea Forge, MBE 33
Join the Environmental Center and the Idea Forge to learn how to use the design thinking process to identify and solve complex challenges sustainably. Learn how to embed your designs in the circular economy to make a real impact.

Application deadlines now through March 1
The world awaits CU Engineering students! Choose from popular engineering courses, taught in English, and get ahead this summer through the following programs.Ìý

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Thursday, March 7. 6-8:30 p.m., Rustandy Building, ECCS 201
At the event, you'll hear from a panel of alumnae leaders from Ball Aerospace, Keysight Technologies, National Center for Women & Information TechnologyÌýand SynEnergy who have excelled through different stages in their careers and even started their own companies!ÌýYou will also have the opportunity to network with the panelists, alumni, faculty, students, and prospective students to build your professional network. Attire for this networking event is business casual.

All are welcome and encouraged to attend!Ìý and register to join us.Ìý

The Undergrad Research Opportunities Programs' Curiosity Lab workshops are open to all undergraduates interested in exploring opportunities for experiential learning on campus and beyond! All workshops are hosted on Zoom and last approximately 30 minutes, followed by an open Q&A with UROP. Visit their website to learn more about their workshop lineup:

• MySkills in Undergraduate Research (April 8, 10, 16, 18)

Tuesday, Feb. 6. 5-6:15 p.m.,Ìý KOBL 218

Registration deadline for New Venture Challenge general competition
Thursday, Feb. 8

Thursday, Feb. 8. 12-3 p.m., Engineering Center Main Lobby

Learn about Alternative Spring Break programs at tabling event
Thursday, Feb. 8. 5-7 p.m., C4C lobby and Village Center

Thursday, Feb. 15. 12-3 p.m., Engineering Center Main Lobby

Friday, Feb. 16. 4-5:30 p.m., UMC stage area across from Alferd Packer Grill

Women’s Leadership Symposium
Thursday, Feb. 29. University Memorial Center | Register to attend

Monday, March 4

Registration deadline for New Venture Challenge Female Founders Competition
Wednesday, March 13

More events

Gogo Business Aviation

Wednesday, Feb. 7. 1 p.m., virtual |
Gogo Business Aviation is the leading global provider of inflight connectivity solutions for private and corporate aircraft. Gogo is hiring for internship and full-time opportunities for 2024 and beyond!ÌýMeeting ID: 254 481 188 58 |ÌýPasscode: jrvzeD

Thursday, Feb. 8. 5-7 p.m., Engineering Center, ECCR 245
Say hi to TI! Join Texas Instruments for an information session to learn more about a day in the lifeÌýof a TI engineer. They will have multiple giveaways and TI engineers who are eager to answer your questions. Pizza will be provided!

Thursday, Feb. 22. 5-6 p.m., Engineering Center, ECCR 131
At Shamrock, people from diverse backgrounds all come together as one team. Join them for a presentation on company history, values, and business structure. Learn about their Professional Internship Program and full-time opportunities, followed by a Q&A session with the talent acquisition manager.

Openings available
»Ìý recruitment for summer 2024 is open for applicants
»ÌýAutomation engineering Internship – Aurora, CO
» Full-time (real-time hire company, changes based on needs)

Currently available
»ÌýControls engineer – Aurora, CO
»ÌýASRS maintenance supervisor – Aurora, CO

The INSTAAR Stable Isotope Lab is seeking undergraduate students to work part-time (paid) on various laboratory tasks associated with the analysis of water isotopes of ice cores.

• Begin summer 2024, extending to fall 2024 and spring 2025
• Previous lab experience is appreciated but not required
• Tasks include cutting ice core samples at the NSF-Ice Core Facility, ice analysis preparation, cleaning storage tubes and running the ice core analysis system (four-hour shifts each day)

For more information or if you are interested, please email your resume and unofficial transcript to Valerie Morris by Wednesday, Feb. 14.

Cognizant, one of the world's leading professional services companies, is offering a healthcare product consulting internship for summer 2024 at their Englewood, Colorado, office.

Foothills is a structural engineering consulting firm that provides engineered solutions for contractors, owners, and consultants engaged in the erection, retrofitting, and dismantling of bridges and bridge-like structures. Their focus is on the process of construction and the temporary structures, equipment and sequences required to help clients complete their desired tasks.

Summer 2024

Monday, Feb. 12. 6:30-7:30 p.m., Engineering Center LobbyÌý
Join us for Map your Month Monday where we will provide an in-depth organizational tool to help plan for your midterms. Drop-in anytime. Food will be provided!

Every Tuesday, 2:30-4:30 p.m.ÌýEngineering Hub, ECNW 150A
Join others in their productive zone and get stuff done! Your Engineering Academic Success Team and Peer Academic Coaches are hosting Accountability Study Halls. Stay focused and be productive when working around others who are doing the same. We will be using a timing tool that allows for study/work sessions with strategic short breaks. Drop-in anytime. Snacks provided!

Do you want to start your semester off with good habits? Your Peer Academic Coach can help you explore effective learning strategies to start the term strong!

Peer Academic Coaches are current undergraduate engineering students trained in research-based academic skills. Explore tools and strategies to use for your engineering assignments, projects and preparing for exams.

The National Security Agency (NSA) pursues people with technicalÌýaptitude who are curious and have an analytic mindset. With both expert and entry-level job opportunities, internships and student programs, the NSA has many pathways for people to get involved. CU students enrolled in (CSCI/CYBR/ASEN 5550) are working with the NSA to improve methods of identifying, recruiting and retaining digital signals analysts in today’s technical workforce.ÌýWe are looking for students in the College of Engineering and Applied Science to interview and gain insight on how much CU students know about Designing for Defense career opportunities. Please email Marley Pethica for more information and to schedule an interview to help our team!

Current TAs in the College of Engineering and Applied Science are invited to participate in an online survey to share perceptions on classroom mentorship capabilities. This is part of a University of Oklahoma research study. The survey itself will approximately take 7-10 minutes to complete and requires you to respond to a few questions related to the research study and your demographic information.
Ten participants will be randomly drawn/selected and will receive $20 Amazon gift cards each. If you are interested in participating, by Friday, Feb. 9.