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Each semester, the college recognizes students who’ve excelled in their pursuits in academics, research, community service and more. For December 2023, our winners are:

• Outstanding Undergraduate of the College: Ashish Srivastava, BS in Chemical & Biological Engineering
• Perseverance Award: Reese Jillian Hopp, BS in Civil Engineering
• Community Impact Award: Palmer Dick-Montez, BS in Mechanical Engineering
• Academic Engagement Award
  • Palmer Dick-Montez, BS in Mechanical Engineering
  • Tomi Dupeyron, BS in Integrated Design Engineering
  • Katayoun Jamei, BS in Chemical & Biological Engineering
  • Sydney Kobak, Integrated Design Engineering
  • Ashish Srivastava, BS in Chemical & Biological Engineering
• Research Award
  • Palmer Dick-Montez, BS in Mechanical Engineering
  • Sydney Koehler, BS in Mechanical Engineering

Tuesday, Nov. 28. 5:30-6:30 p.m., Will Vill East lobby
It’s true: Your professors have failed too! For the first time ever, we will hear from CU Engineering professors about times they have faced setbacks and how they overcame them. All engineering students are welcome to attend. Please join us — we want to pack the house and support our continued collaboration with faculty! No registration necessary.

Monday, Dec. 4. 6-7 p.m., Aerospace Engineering Sciences Building, Room 114
Hermeus is a startup developing hypersonic aircraft to radically accelerate air travel. Structures engineer Marlin Jacobson (AeroEngr’21, MS’22) and technical recruiter Ashley Park will provide a technical overview of Hermeus’ accomplishments and upcoming milestones, as well as discuss full-time and internship opportunities.

Tuesday, Dec. 5. 5:30-7 p.m., ECCR 200
Qualcomm is inviting bachelor’s, master’s and PhD students in computer engineering, electrical engineering, and electrical and computer engineering who have a passion for wireless communications and are interested in summer 2024 internships in wireless and/or modem R&D to attend these sessions. Engineers from the modem and WRD (wireless research & development) teams will discuss the company’s team structure, technologies utilized and provide insight to 5G/6G and beyond.

» Plus, on Wednesday, Dec. 6, from 10 a.m.-noon in ECNW 150A.Ìý

Thursday, Nov. 30. Noon-3 p.m., Engineering Center main lobby

Deadline to apply for select summer 2024 Education Abroad programs deadline
Friday, Dec 1.
, offered by CU Boulder faculty members in the summer |Ìý, GT’s summer semester in France, worth 10+ credit hours

Monday, Dec. 4. 6-7 p.m., Aerospace Engineering Sciences Building, Room 114

Tuesday, Dec. 5. 5:30-7 p.m., ECCR 200

Wednesday, Dec. 6. 10 a.m.-noon, ECNW 150A

Wednesday, Dec. 6. Noon-1:00 p.m., UMC 245

Thursday, Dec. 7. Noon-3 p.m., Engineering Center main lobby

Thursday, Dec. 14. Noon-3 p.m., Engineering Center main lobby

Thursday, Dec. 14. 2 p.m.,St. Aidan’s Episcopal Church on Colorado Ave.

Thursday, Jan. 11. 10-11 a.m., virtual

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Space Workforce2030 is a historic coalition of more than 30 major space companies (including Boeing, SpaceX, Northrop) with a mission to increase minority hiring in the industry. Led by the Aerospace Corporation, this initiative aims to hire 3,000 diverse, paid interns by 2030.

Open to students historically underrepresented in engineering and space who are currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate STEM program and seeking a career in the space industry. Apply now to be considered for a summer 2024 paid internship.

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.

Wednesday, Dec. 6. 5 p.m., ECNW 150A
Join this workshop where we will provide insights into motivation, discuss strategies to plan, study, and prepare for your remaining assignments and finals.

Right now, you might be thinking about making a plan for finals. PACs can support you in identifying your goals and developing a plan which aligns with what you want to accomplish. If you need someone to talk with, give it a try. Available at the Engineering Success Hub (ECNW 150 in the Engineering Center) and Engineering Connections (Will Vill North 150). or visit a Peer Academic Coach during drop-in hours.

• BOLD Center tutoring services are free and available to all CU Engineering students. They offer in-person drop-in tutoring and appointment-based tutoring in calculus, physics, computer science and more.
• Looking for homework help, tutoring or exam prep for your applied math or physics courses? is available in Will Vill East classroom E103.

Offered by the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth, the Business Bridge Program provides students with essential business skills by combining an intensive classroom experience at a world-class business school and the hands-on training of an internship – all designed to help you launch a rewarding career. Scholarships for the program are available for CU Boulder students through the Stockman Family Scholarship, funded by Michael Stockman (MechEngr’81). For more information, please contact Senior Director of Student Professional Development Ben Weihrauch.Ìý

Are you looking to make a positive difference in someone’s life, create new friendships, and build leadership and intercultural skills? The International Peer Mentor Program connects current students with new international students to ease their transition to CU Boulder, develop intercultural communication skills, and strengthen community among students. Spring 2024 International Student Peer Mentor applications are open through Friday, Dec. 8, at 11:59 p.m.Ìý