CEAS Undergrad Student News - March 21, 2023 | College of Engineering & Applied Science

CEAS Undergrad Student News - March 21, 2023

Friday, March 24: Several important deadlines to know

Last day to drop a class this semester (by 11:59 p.m. on )
Last day to change your grade mode to or from pass/fail this semester (by 11:59pm on ), if pass/fail grading allowed on the course by your major]
Deadline to take the !听If you do not take the quiz and complete it with a score of 100% by this date, an Ethics Hold will remain on your student account, delaying your ability to enroll in next semester鈥檚 courses.听Note: Once you complete the quiz with a score of 100%, your hold will automatically be removed.

Students needed for focus group. Lunch and payment provided!

Thursday, March 23. 1-2 p.m., The BOLD Center
Two CU Engineering researchers are looking for feedback on proposed research focusing on engineering students from a first-generation or low-socioeconomic status听(SES)听background.

Students who identify as first-generation and/or from a low-SES background are invited to join Professors Melinda Zarske (Integrated Design Engineering) and Kathryn Wingate (Smead Aerospace) for a focus group over lunch. Participants will provide feedback on research questions, have lunch, and will receive $25.

To participate, please email Melinda Zarske. If you know someone who might be interested, please help the researchers spread the word!

Application are due Friday, March 31
罢丑别听University of Colorado Engineering Council听(UCEC) is accepting board of director applications for the 2023-24听academic year! The board of directors oversees various committees and covers a variety of areas, working together to address students鈥� concerns and needs.

As a team,听the听goal is to enhance their听fellow engineers' college experience by planning events that nurture relationships.听They are looking for students eager to improve the engineering student experience and gain leadership skills. Please reach out to UCEC at ucec@colorado.edu with any questions.

Tuesday, April 4. 6-7 p.m., 麻豆视频y Learning Center (DLC) 1B70
Interested in the orthopedic device industry? The Biomedical Engineering Society is hosting an industry/career talk by Amy Claeson Dhingra, PhD, research manager in听biomechanical and mechanical test labs听at ZimVie Spine.

Join them for an opportunity to learn about the orthopedic device industry, graduate school, transitioning from graduate school to industry, and a lot more. They听will have time for questions from the audience. .

Have you had an instructor that made your classroom experience exceptional? The John and Mercedes Peebles Innovation in Education Award is your opportunity to recognize this faculty member. The Peebles Award recognizes faculty members who have shown a unique commitment to students, demonstrated through innovations in education. Tell us what your professor did to help students learn, to create an inclusive classroom environment, or to make this class memorable.

by April 7 to nominate an exceptional teacher in the College of Engineering and Applied Science.

Application deadline extended for Catalyze CU

Catalyze CU听is a summer startup accelerator for teams with the most promising ideas and technologies developed at听the university.听The program鈥攐pen to CU Boulder students, faculty and staff鈥攔uns for 12 weeks during the summer, beginning in mid-May and听culminating in August. Applications are open through April 14.听听

Friday, April 14. 5 p.m., hybrid |
Blueprint Boulder is a student organization at CU with a goal to develop software tools to aid nonprofits. We are recruiting for administrative (admin) team positions!听The admin team supports Blueprint from all angles: project team support, scoping projects with nonprofits, creating bonding events, recruitment, and coordinating talks. See . If you have any questions, please or reach out to blueprintboulder@colorado.edu.

Augustus Aerospace Co. specializes in delivering advanced small-sat/CubeSat capabilities from research and development all the way to flight. This environment provides early career and experienced professionals with opportunities to grow their skills through exposure to a wide range of challenges and teammates to learn from. We are looking for coworkers who appreciate working on brand new technologies and are excited about solving difficult problems. Interns will be exposed to FPGA development with widely used tools such as Vivado and Vitis.

Interns are integral in delivering summer camps, public events, and more to residents and visitors of the Roaring Fork Valley. If you are passionate about science and enjoy sharing that passion with others, check out the 2023 Summer Intern Program .

The BOLD Center is hiring 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.

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听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.听

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 .